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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-21
STEALING HORSES, WAGON AND TRUNKS.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday. before JUS
tioe Kibreth James H. Kirk, of No. 49, Eighth
ave, charged Edward Ryan, age twenty-onc, OF No.
32G East TWeuty-scveu, hist, plan maker, with
having IN concert with another man, whose name
Ia un KNOWN stolen two horses attached TO a wagon
containing three trunks in which wearing apparel
was deposited, all of the value OF $4,000, from the
trent o No 20 West Thrty-hrst-st., on December
tho other articles to different owners. The wagon
Wa in charge OF the complainant. Ryan was trIcd
yesterday IN Special Sessions for the larceny Of Two
oyercoats In q hotel ana receYcd sentence OF five
months in the Penitenlary. On the other charge
be was committed foT TRIAL without bail By Justice
biXby.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

Captain Boggs has just placed in the
Windsor hotel desk containing the ad-
vertisements of fifteen of our best business
firms. 10 point Of artistic skill, the work.
msntbip consisting of gold, silver and
pearl lettering on glass, surpasse, onytLne
of the Kind we have ever seen. Captain
Boggs employs the Union Sgn
works of st. Louis, Alex. S. Mann, prn,
prietor, to do all s. cit ring. This concern
makes specially OF this class of business
and has been isyorably known 10 it for q
number of years. AMI it is conceded BY the
best judges that their firm canno. be excellpd
in their line. By employing none but skilled
artists to do his work, Cspt Boggs ia cure &c
do credit to his patrons and himself. The
desk which he placed in our post Office coulC
not but meet the favorable spprovs
and comment of the entire community
In Dallas, he will begin the coming week t.
canvass for another desk to be placed on III,
opposite side of tbs postoffice. There car
be no doubt but that Captain Boggs will de-
justice to all who patronz, him. He will
put desks in the Sherman, Fort Worth
Wexah4 ACHE, Corsicana and Texarkanr
postofices as soon ms he can get around tc
them.
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CHAISED TOGETHER.

A Couple of Young sen, Charged
with DEMONSTRATING, Arrested aud
Take" Ia Chains 60 Van lsyne.
A sad picture was seen at the Uaion depot
yesterday, as the above heating has already
indicated, and an account of which folio VS.
as a reporter gathered from the parties in
teresied and the constable in charge. Con.
stable 7. E, Lewis, of Van Astyne, arrived
on the south bound train, having in charge
Frank Fuller and Cnsrlie Akin whom ma
charges with stealing his horse on Friday
night. Constable Lewis made the following
statement 10 substance: That on Friday night
his horse was taken from his stable ward.
by the gate being priced open. Next
morning upon inquiry, he learned from
relative living within few yards of his
house, that couple of young men
had called there late the previous night.
He remembered Immediately, having seen
two strangely appearing young men in town
on Friday, asd he boarded the south bound
train hoping to overtake the thieves. When
the train pulled up al Allen station, the
two young men whom he had thought of
boarded the train for Dallas. He arrested
them, and found pair OF brass knucks and
revolver on the person of Charlie Akin, and
pair of spurs on Frank Fuller. They
manifested much surprise and Indignation Mt
the officers proceedings and one of them
showed sweat marks upon his psntaloon legs
as If made BY horseback riding. They did
not deny having been in Van Alstyne tho
day before, but volunteered that thew had
come that far on freight and had stopped
over in order 10 recreate. The officer fur
Their says that Aiken confessed to him that
while he was not guilty of this charge, that
he had stolen horses in some of the western
counties. Frank Fuller lie from Jimtown,
four or five miles from Dallas, where he
lives with his father and family. His br tn
er -snd sister happened to be in the city
and went to see him. They are known -
good, honest and respectable people. His
broth says Frank left home last Sund ~
morning saying he was going off to help put
up hay. Other parties who know him speak
well of him and have serious doubts of his
guilt and believe Akin ia endesvorlng to
victmize him. They are both fine looking
Young men, about twenty one years of age
and it is hoped they will be able to prove
their innocence. Constable Lewis had them
chained together and took them with him on
the north bound train last night TO the Sher-
man Jail.
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Ares, OF n Would be Murderer

Frank Ball, one Of the men who he eed
Hodges near Hutchins Thursday nig', was
arrested yesterday morning in Ess' Dallas
and lodged in jAl. He is unwil' :, to say
anything about the hanging of II ses more
than that he knew nothing abou. it. Bell
has been 10 Dsllsss long time and has been
troublesome to the officers. II will be re.
membered that about month ago be was
put 10 the calaboose for assaulting a negro
woman, that when the ''trusty" took some
water to the prisoners Bell knocked him
down and made his escape. lie was after.
wards resrrested, but the woman failed to
appear against him and he was discharged.
A HERALD reporter visited the prisoner a,
his cell IN the ] Ill. He was inclined to be
reticent 10 regard to the matter and had bui
little to say. He says that he can prove ar
abb.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

The city council met in special session last
night, full board present and Mayor
Crowdus presiding,
The mayor said it was special meeting
held for the purpose of considering tie ga.
and the water question.
The committee on gas and water made it.
report as follows:
Resolved, That the city offer the
Dallas Water Supply company 100000
cash for their works, property
and all franchises appertsining
thereto, and that this proposition DO good
for five days only.
w. j. CLARK.
FIG. MOORE.
V. ID. CARTER.
ID. A. WILLIAMS
The resolution WAS adopted.
The police board reported as follows
We, the police board, recommend that
the msrshal's petition asking that four more
men be added to his force be granted.
J. S. BALLARD.
f. G.. MOORE.
The mayor offered minority report that
the addition of four more policemen would
add So $40 expenses to the annual expense
of the CITY. 1t now had floating debt of
800 600 which has been increasing every
year, and which will continue 10 in.
crease SO long as the expenses of the city are
increased. He said if they were able to in
crease expenses the money should be used
on the improvement OF the streets, culverts.
sewers, etc. 1t was q DUTY they owed
the city to wipe out the debt which
he believed they could do, by pursuing the
proper course. Four Of the aldermen,
Williams, Carter, Ballard and Moore, spoke
in favor of the resolution, urging the sbso-
lutte necessity of an increase of
he police force. They said that
outside of the main thoroughfare a
vas stranger, and that if they were to have
police force, there should be men enough
to guard the whole city. As necessary
consequence of increasing the force there
would be more arrests and an increase in the
rsvepue fiom that source. The report was
tabled.
Alderman Williams was appointed COM
mittee of one to lay the resolutions in regard
TO the water question before the Water Sup
ply company and receive their reply.
Council adj burned.
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ofthe required sum There Is well DO.
med 'eiing now daily increasing ihst Dsllas
must have the road ms its Importance 10 this
city is hourly appearing more and more evil
dent Now let the committees be
as energetic on Monday and Tuesday and
the work will be accomplished and this
alt'essenial piece OF enterprise settled
we may feel assured of Dallas in
the future. Forty thousand dollars for
what will give Us two railroads is but q
small bonus. Fort Worth is ready to donate
1t If we fail one hour before the allotted
lima
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Citizens of Dallas.

For the information of those Interested we
give below list of cities together with the
prices paid by private consumers for water,
and we claim, to take an average of The rates,
the Water Supply Company of Dallas is
furnishing water at less rate than any given.
We als) claim that the price for fire plugs,
including all privileges, rs offered by the
company to the city, is lower than Is being
paid by any city in the west. The average
rice being SIS. per plug, our Offering be.
ing about $38 per year:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

The "London Hair Color Restorer'' l:
he most delightful artic lever introduced "a
To American people and is totally differen,
from all other hair restorers being entirely
free from all impure ingredients that Tender
many other articles Tor the hair obnoxious
Where badness, or falling of the hair exists,
or prematurely grsyness from sickness, or
other causes, It's use will restore the natural
youthful color, and cause healthy growth,
cleansing the scalp from all impurities, dam
drutf, &C., at the same time mist pleasing
and lasting hair dressing, fragrantly perfum-
cd, rendering the hair soft and pisble, making
it an indispensable article in every toilet Ask
you druggist for London Hair Color Restor-
or. Prize, rs cents bottle. Six bottles, 81.
Main depot for the United States, $50 North
Sixth street, philadelphia.
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The "Tidal Wayeo Cigar,

Henry Welsh has placed those elegant
Tidal Wave" cigars on sale at the drug
store Of Hickox & House, where lovers of a
good smoke should call and try them. No
cigar on the market Is so popular as the
"Tldsl Wave" owiog to the fact that II is
made of pure goods, and is generally the
favorite with smokers.
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REUNION
-OF
H. NC ID N Pc, DE. Nc AT
MIS- 5OURIA Ms
shady View Park, Wednesday, August
10Th, 1851.
PROGRAMMES

flretostreet Parade, Queen City Band,
a, m. ~ '
Second Music at Shady View Park, Rece =
tion az rarA by Hon. j. W. Urowdus MAYOR
oil Dallas. --"'V'
rnnd Music, Address of Welcome by Gan
Il, NJ. Lewis, Waxahatcnie, Ellis county, Tss.
fVuitn-Muslc, Response by Gen, +. NJ
Coekreli, OF Missouri
rlith-Muoic, Recitation of Poem by Young
lady OF Dallas.
SiAth--M Music, Dinner on the ground,
Sew Ath--Speeches by uists gu, sned visitors
anu general social enioy ment VI the uuy.
Al Night
grand Ball Ball Will be given by the yonng
gentlemen Of d. las, unuer the auspices of The
local NJ -ssouri association.
thursday, AugustI Ith, 1851.
rlrsl, rornation Of prrmsnent association
as Niauuoek opera house, a. l. u D'c,OcA,
1 ~ huop ing ana signing articles OF assoeia
'ion, ADJOURNMENT I'LL O'Clock, p IN.
sevonu-: Meeting az UTaddocks Ope house;
enosiVh perln"' eNt Offices and liking TINT
| ana place Of - ding. entertainments will
De proyleed I, vebng
| ID. A, JAMS Marshall.
| ~ Bower IL .s.IstanL marshal, Dallas
| ID ishtr, assistant marshall ID alas.
| luck Hill, assistant marshall, collin county
Merri.t, assistant marshal, Collin
/
u. W IL Fiolinger, assistant marshal, Gray.
500 county.
II n Tuck, assistant marshsi, Grayson
J county.
+ IL tys, assistant marshal, Fannin county.
kussda.e, assistant masnal, Fannln
| Parish, assistant marshall, LAMAR
county
Wef, as'lstaut marhsal Lnmar county
RichaIdeon, assistant mLrsht |; COOK,
county.
| U Lowery abgistant mar.hal. HINT
county.
Ben Elliott, assistant marshal; Tarrant
Ic urt
| N w Buster. assIstant marabal. parler
coun y.
| Ike Billiard, assistant marshal. E,IIs
county.
| Ii a. Withers. essistant marsho,, nan,on
county
Sam Il Morrison, assistant marshal;
Shreveport, La.
Dave Poole, assistant mar ~; Tom Green
county,
seth Mabry, assistant ma shall; McLennar
county.
ION Ryan, assistant marshal; St. Louis, Mo
% "uckner, assistant marshal; 81. Louis
I
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a Real Badger.

When Hon. Joe Blackburn, from Kentucky,
visited Abilene, this state, he to0k promi-
neDt part in drawing the badger" To. dsy
the badger he thought he was drawing was
shipped to him by the Texas Express com.
pssy. One of the express boys printed on
the box: This is the badger Joe thought he
was pulling"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

Three hundred la55rers on thu Nilsson,
fseiIle road. we're expected ..tOpass through
last night with lneir su,,l,u. >
route TO the terminus a,
Va. .as Texas Tru0k road 10 gov grading Q.
'he heavy eonIrao recently let trom m,
town OF kaufman to distance of Iwen.,
mules southwest of Eare's switch, on m,
International " Great Nortuern railroad.
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Immense Demand for Collins Ague
Cure-,rade supplied by w. H. How
ell A. HrO

ST. LOUIS August 4, 1881.
W. II. Howell h Bro, Dallas, Texas:
GrNTLENEN:-We wish to urge that II
you think likely you will need more Ague
Cure any time within thirty days you will
let us know it as soon as possible. We are
crowded fesrfully with orders, and unable 10
all them promptly. Every bottle of Ague
Cure requires nearly three weeks in its prep.
aration.
We have never seen anything like tho
demand for II so early In the season. We
thought we had enough made ahead to carry
US through tho season and now we are some
hundreds Of gross behind our orders for II.
Yours truly, COLLINS Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07
Maria ge License,

The following are the marriage licenses
issued by the county clerk during the past
week:
G. +. Sloan and Fannie DNckerman.
w. j. Stowell and o. B. Kid we'll.
Z. q Hynes ard Mrs. Jane Scogin.
David Renard and Ella j. Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07
Notice.

Meeting Of Queen City lodge 94', X. Of H.,
Monday evening, August 9Th, for purpose Of
conferiug degrees and business of i'm.
portance. Full attendance desired.
A. o ARDSEr, Reporter.
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merchants sell Hunstsble's boots.

..-Oue Of the best schools 10 the west. Christ,
isu Female College, Columbia, Mo. Before
deciding what school TO pstronize, send for
catalogue. q. s. BRYANT, Pres,
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w. G. CoNNoR,
President w. S. Co.

Mr.. G., Grobel, $40 Canal street, Chicago,
told us that he would not live without
bottle of st. Jacobs Oil,-so highly does he
mira l.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

One Of the best schools in the west. Christ
ian Female College, Oolumbis, Mo. Before
deciding what school to pstronize, send for
catalogue. G, S. BRYANT, Pres,
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The Hunss.ble boot wears too long.


Established IN North Texas in 1873, 10 now
prepared TO illl orders for molasses barrels,
half barrels and kegs; also half barrels f,r
wine, whisky and cider. Hoop poles and
slaves wanted.
K. ]. KIvLrS, Proprietor.
Orders laden for Cyprus. Tanks and
hterns.
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A stock Of Groceries for sale

Having determined to retire from the 70.
tail branch OF the grocery business, we ofiel
for sale our stock with lease.
Any one wishing to embark in the grocery
business at one of the best stands In the city
will dnd IL TO their interest 10 correspond
with US.
MONTGOMERY 81 %.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-07

The cheapest lot of bed,teads in the town
at the Union City Furniture company, Gil
Elm street.
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The rexa. q st. Lou,. Rn,,rond.

sexes q 81. LOuts RAILROAD.
Inc commi Toe, on subscription were
urgently at work yesterday aud made
a'f progress. Il Is nov A,erted that the
'aances. are very favorable 70 the securing
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Fort Worth. July 10.

No headache or back-ache for ladies'
who drink "WlNE OF CARDUI."
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The sickness around Corsicsns is mostly
hills nd fever.
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For sale by oil druggists.
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RELaGIOUs,

CoNGkEGAllo CuURUh-seryice AT
s sne resluenee OF Mr.. MoCune, liz Nick nneS
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rABERNACLE NJ. Il. CdUR.H-oa Elm
street, Rev. A, ii. ReI, pastor. Preachlnp
o. u III ana at p m by the pas or.
s;SO m. Payer meeting Wednesday night
hornlng SUN ct; the trua sonr,o OF vi
human success " A cordial Invitation 10 Ali
CUMBERL AND PRESBf TERRAIN CHUkCu
5Jeiier ON rect Rev ID " Brougnton. pastor
T. eachlng at IL am and ats m, Sapbath.
extended to ALL
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-07-14

to bear. the hills OF waving grain now
blooming, the smoky blue Of tho FAX
fields, the large we'll arranged vegeta.
bic gardens all so promising, and they
must acknowledge that here ere long
will be some Of the finest homes in the
world. Surely such thrift will com.
mand the attention Of tho outside
world. We had the hail storm, hut
its track was not wide. and things
hove out grown it beyond all expecta-
ton. Even hens lay two eggs piece.
Prof WIN. Ross has 25 pupils un.
Ter his charge, if more come he will
have to put them in tho window and
hang their feet outside.
We need a l,rser house where pco
pie may also gather to listen to the po
lit:cal speakers and preachers of the
gospel
The grade hplow Lidliaville is thu
work Of public spirited citizens
md will be improved as opportun:t,
permits.
We admire the ease and persistence
with which the Teller builds railroad
The road running northward will nee
"ssarily pass up the Potlatch, whicl
is the most natural and practical route
The future of Ldliavillc is assured
1t has mnrp hills than Rome. VIII
should it not he greatnr2 S. D.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-07-14
FROM GENESEC.

ED. TELLER:--
Weather ve.y pleasant.
On :hc night Of the 9TH inst, we
had frost, not sufficient to do any dam
aye as yet we have had hut little
frost every month in the year.
J. II, Evans, Of Lewiston, will soon
move his flmi'y to Genesee to spend
the heated term.
VIM. Evaus our efficient commits
s;oner has been at Lewis on for some
days on otlici,l husincss.
Crops are looking splendid at pres
ent, aud no hoppers as yet. Farmers
will comm 2n,e harvesting in a couple
of months.
The gayrst bal! Of the season occurr-
I'D ON the eve, Of the Fourth at Bee
mans Hall at Cencsee.
School will soon close, as the pres
cnt term is fast drawing to n clos.
The term has been pleasant one,
both to scholars and teacher, and it is
h ped as profitable.
We are enjoying the pleasantcs'
season OF the year, while the people of
Lewiston are per.encing the most
unpleasant season.
One cannot We in this be utifu'
country long without ',eing in pres &c
with its suhlim;ty ; surrounded Ivy al
the scenery the eye can lHho d. tn,
mind realize and tho heart enjoy. a,
far as the limited vision extends thu
broad expansive prairie, with i, occa
: onal towering hill and howcry GOV
cred valley, which rolls back towards
the horizon, where it amically oscu
. lates With tn. blu, ether, an appear.
after rs onrin th.flr distance. Abov
us is as lovely a SKY, as Italy dare h'as
%, sky which at this season Of n
year is seldom darkenrd by ancr
G clouds, rent lay the forkcd lightning
OK disturbed by the rolling thunder
. Only occasional drifting cloud ht
tween US and the milky way, which
soon waited away hy the gentle hre"z
which seldom ceases % blow and the
= gain the mystic scroll Of tn e,herio
blue spreads it's broad canopy over a
e,.c autrd land, whose people rejne
0 in freedom ard plenty. None ha>
" fears of seeing the osseous form Of +
mine stalking through this profit
land. Then let US rel ice i'll common
"Over me unrolis IN high
The splenii scenery Of the SKY.
, Where tir ugh s,ppairc ser the sun
Sails like a golden salleon."
u REX.
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FROM I.lDYVIl.i.E.
LIDYvlLLI, July IL, 1881

LIDYVlLLiI, July IL, 1901.
ED. TELLER: Fourth vas Gel
bra ed in the Potlatch in quiet hut
vary substantial way Six ..,iles above
L.ddiaville prepa' ations were made
or a picnic to which all were invited
\ table WIS erected and the dies
we're requested TO bring food for all,
50 the poor bachelors could have a
least ono good meal this year. Their
is 4 good community there, and, "a
miny attended from the surrounding
country no dou t it was an enjoyable
.tiair The baches will remember
with usual reverence those dies who
gave them one change from their usu
Al diet of pan ,cak eslnd pork to that o.
pie and cake.
A few friends and relatives CT Mr..
md Mrs. WIN. Overacher gathered a,
their home to enjoy stra xherry f-sti-
val. Did any one ever see any larger
he ries, or better made pies and cakes
The good hostess passed those Der,
berries round till al refused longer to
partake. not that they loved straw,
berries less, Lu. they could cat no
more.
Everything looks thrifty near Lid
diavills. lot any one see the t II ras,
berry vines bending with the weight
Of gresn fruit. the rudy currants and
fruit two years standing just beginning
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-07-14
Snow fell at Mount Idaho last week.

R1pE plums have been brought in town.
SEE notice of J. c. BLllwin's in this issue
E BAlRD's family are on visit t. Mount
Idaho.
AN addition has been made to Bairrs
stable.
J. BREARLEy shipped a cargo of excellent
1our per steamer OF Sunday.
THE President still lives and hopes OF his
speedy recovery are entertained.
DAN NARDwaLL has been re-pantiug his
butcher shop inside.
SEVERAL cattle buyers have made their
appearance in town this week.
SEE notice OF sale OF stock and machinery
Of P. P. Martins in another column.
READ MonteIth L SHELLS notice calling
for settlement in this issue.
CROPS south of Lewist IN are reported t.
be looking finer than ever
CH1NAMEN are at work cleaning oul
streets.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-07-14

10 CORRESPONDENTS. To ensure inser.
ton Of correspondence in the TELLER. the
eiitor must know the name of the real au.
th,r an in no case Will ,rresp n lence be in
serte which il Of personal character with
ont the authors name being known to th'
publishers
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-07-14

PERSONALITY. II. Teel Of Four Mile /;
@. Van Horn. R. H. B.euan. John Mafson
aud E. Darr Of Gsnesee L. P. Brown and
wife. Geo. Shearer, ]. II. Forney, L. p.
Wilmott. F. B. King AMI A. E. Re of
Mt Ilaao were in IVA this week.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-07-14

ACCIDENT. Ga Saturday morning opera
tor Blake han lei u. the following telegram
he hal inst received from C"lfaN. This
morning while out riding with his wife and
daughter p. G. Snllivan's team ran away
breaking his wife's ley an arm, AMI break.
ing his Daughters leg an otherwise ijuring
her internally Have NJ. learned whether
Mr.. Sullivan is hart o. nj" S;n;t 49, VIC
have learned that Mr. Sullivan was not hurt
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-07-14

MIR MATurNY, of Matheny Bros, Wa-wa
wa. was in town on Saturday last to engage
lumber for calarging their warehouse at that
place to be cLle to hold 5000 bushels OF
grain. He says there will be tho largest
shipment of grain this year from that p int
that ha, ever before been known. Mostly
fax
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-07-14

CHARLEs J. GIrrEAu the would be assassin
was born in the United States but of French
Canadian parents. He was educated
eompunist ct the Oneida community, going
there At the ago Of about twelve years.