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The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-14

OFFICE OF The q. & A. r. r. Go. }
Aberdeen Miss, April 18th 1881 {
A meeting Of the Stockholders of
the Eyton & Aberdeen r. R. Co. is
hereby called to take place, April
2oth 1881, at the Banking House Of
5pratt & French, in tn, city Of Alb
2eon. Business Of groaa impor~
lance TO be transacted Eye.y
Stakeholder is earnestly requested
to be present.
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County Dealers Will please remember
sur SIP si4ltiea, Orange Rife Powder,
American Star Soap, Kinslow and Coal
Oil. Home Stomach Bitters aEd Paper
Sacks all sizes
J " ECKTaRD & FRO.
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Specialize ntien is directed to the
card of N 3. P. Mitchell, of Louis
vile, Ky. This lady enjoys a fine
reputationss a purchasing agent,
and is higl endorsed. Aay orders
sent her be promptly and satis-
factorily FIJI.
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hATAORE WATER, from Saratoga,
EcHFoRD Il Bro.
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For any and every thi ,tiesi il ea1,
Che plainest article to I SIMS.
on
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Elegant Jewelrr Cheap.

See the advertisement of the n. Y.
Jewelry Company under above heading.
To introduce their goods and influence
Southern trade, the Company makes
some very liberal offers which will be
withdrawn soon, and therefore all will
do well to order at once, and get the
latest styles in the jewelry liue.
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TIE BEST SELECTION OF "A"
In THE Market at =.
N e. C.S.
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HAVE YOU seen the FINE SHOES,
Its, GENTS UNDERWEAR, UNI.
lELLAS, ETC, at ELKIN Il SYKES?
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lessers NK1N g. SYKES have
renoved their &arlor Shoe Store"
from the Whittld corner to the
Lc,is Roy SIvD, on Commerce
Steet, whore tHy will be pleased
tcmeet and aert their friends and
cutomera.
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oi loliet soap given to you wi.h ever
pound of Tea bought of ''1 over
j. W. ECKFoRD & BRo
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Adorn s..nnlU'Ng our house,. 4
49, 'soN9riittle Varnish create
r v7e Paioridnges in the appearance OF
fnoitses ard furniture Don't fGil to
consult J. w. BCKF0RD 81 BRO be
fore buying your paints. We have the
largest stock OF Paints and Colors ever
brought to this market, and promise cur
friends to sell lower than they caa srder
or buy elsewhere.
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McKinpey,

COUNTY Assesso "siA'l
has completed tn % POI
al prosperity in i 49,
third districts, ,,,, :, ~ ,
sfth. We are t;,,,. ~:
the tax payfllr - H.;
very prompt and n.at
published nat 81 loa.
INC "Sse'' .rgest ever
year, which is satisroo
4-'''>' - IS owing to
'oiy 'ro :, fgy Of the
the vigil, an o,,ua1 !
Assessor
in creast--
Fifty pieces
Tive at from five
Of Haupieces from
TO tense pieces al
1919 I of the latest
rs cenpatterns at
desig. SEAYEa'S.
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J. W. WILSON'S cart is as reg
iiar al your door twice a da-.,.- as the
strokes Of the clock. and is always sug--
Piled with the purps5 milk. (m24If) !
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x.,dn,;es INNINGS,
Paroseis mad Fa
u.t,i Spring
HINTS. for sale cE'
Tm2s-6w.
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oaks PURE HANIKADE CANDIES are
toe found ut 3. 9. SIMS.
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There is no WHIsEEY sold in the mark.
ct that can surpass the ROSE BUD,
SOUR MASH BoURDoN, Sold only by
j. ". BEDFORD & BRO.
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CALIFORNIA FhU rs, ara ether
varieties of canned goods. Nopo but
standard qualities seld by
B. 9. SINS.
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D1y"Four Thouganl Pounds Strictly
pure WHITE LEAD. Remember,
friends, that we eli lower tbnp - tho
house in the State 49,
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Halls Vegetable Scian Hair Remover ID
no new PIC raratiOn for tho public TO oxper
inent with: its success is unparalleled iOr
Restoring gray hair to its natural color,
promoting It's growth, and producing new
hair on bald heads.
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SWEET MILK guaranteed to be re
and fresh, delivered twice a day at VI
own door, at emily 80 cents per gallo
[m24tf] j. ". wILSC
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IoNHIAs & KINs, Commission
Merchants, will gil your orders for
Cotton Futures upon az reasonable
terms as any HoasG il he South.
Call and ses thea.
Nov. 25th. If.
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REGULAR MEETING.
CoUnr HOUSE, ABERDEEN, MISS.

CoUnr HOUSE, ABERDEEN, MISS.
April Tenn, 1881.
Present-R. n, Stockton, President
W. D. Walton, Supervisors.
W. =. Bradley
II. s. Gilleylen, Clerk.
u. L. sykes, sheriff,
Ordered, that j. A. johnson, L
Owen and DR.. E r. Wrcnn, be APP
poin ted Commissioners 10 ascertain
the repairs necessary on briSg'
across Viewers Creek, on Cotton
Gin and Columbus road and tina
they advertise specification, and time
and place of letting said work, an(
report action TO the Bosrd at com.
pletion Of the same.
The Commissioners heretofore
appointed to lay out and mari
change in the Athens road, made
the folloY report
"WHER by an order of said h
Board wehe undersigned Com
'nlssioners've surveyed and mark
Gu out the aage in the Athens
roao' as 1sws: Commencing at
or near AT Burdine's, running
'hehce 4UO var south and inter- 81
sectlng the old I'd at the Weaver az
old fields, maxi, sold road 100 Of
yards nearer, and a most pyectica- IN
eie route hesPe'slly submitted. by
G. W. TUBB, " TuRs til
=. a. DERhITT, 81. SIMS Ti
j. A. PARISH, A, BuRD1NR, al
Commissioners. p,
The Board having c,sidered sale til
report, it is ordered tina the same +,
be approved, confirmed I'D record pl
&c, and change be established as par &C &C
part Of said Athens road. 7
1 The Commissioners heretofore c.
' ppinted to mark and lay opt aoi
klinuation of the Yornvs AID had,
nitted report as follows: +
We, the undersigned CoAn1is> +,
ers appointed to view theold .
Ler road and continue the SAL Ia
Fencing at the 10 mile,post aiI b
uing to the holland old fell
EN- turning northwest about >
of mile and interesting
ID Springs road at foot Of
'. having viewed the same,
a., ate practicable, recon,
!, puation and adoption,
/. ofn d Werner road.
S. V. SAUNDERS,
:, ~, III. M. MALONE,
1o WELL, THos. PUoKETT, S
Commissioned
7. holland, j. !
'" personally a.
IT an'y' S. V. Saunde
p.,n1 one A. How
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Ia wonderful
Hi ind Constipation.
RENE g. Bro.
Sold
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At the residence Of the BRIDES father, on
Tues ny evening, April 18Th, 1881, by
Rev Mr. J, II. scrugga, 3Ir, FaANk W.
SAUNDERS to Miss JAMIE =. WHITFIELD,
all Of this city.
The hearty congratulations Of the
Examiner are extended, with the wish
that the future Of those who have
been united in vedlock may be an
era Of uninterrupted sunshine and
happiness.
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A fslllt ne q Ladies' Hens d
6yhi.Arcas shoes, &sSS Ladies'
and Chsitsrem's Rem pert sizes, at
fm28 6w. 4. FEADREAN'S.
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ROSE BUD is the name;
TIE PLACE Is
ECKFORD & BROS
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,rhe Doctors D.sneree.

ma to the bes' methods and remedies. Tor y
cure of constipation ana d'serdered =
and kidneys. ut those that have 4 =
Kidney.wprt, agree that it is h. -
best mediciae knuwn
thorough and a2;sa,
other meisariaKg ~
by nsisg -
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Right i,a Front.

Everylhingin The limo Of Dry Goops
and GRooaREs, sold Mt lowest figures
by A, FELDMAN.
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Tins Is money. Don't wander fron
store to store, wag,iug tins search.
ing for hlrgl inns in DRUGS, but 80 nj
once 80 BEDFORD n BROS, the foun-
tain head for PURE DRUG5 AND Low
Prices.
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y y WHAT'S q IN A NAME? VOLUMES
THERE Is NO NAMES WEETEGp w." LEG ?,
AsosE BD d. Sold only bv
j. W. ECKFORD 4 BRO
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PICKLES Of all kie4s, esc1 and pure,
in jars and bsrTcla, at
Is25l y. G. TIMS'
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COTTON FUTURES.

II vox want to AaAS sxeal in Cotton
Futures, call ga
MCMILLAN 4 KISG
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MARELED.

AT the residence of Mr.. VIM Meador, IN
this city, on Tuesday morning, ApIil
18Th, 1881, by Rev. Mr.. Joseph Bard-
well. Mr.. HENRY A. CHARLSE, to Miss
ANNIE LowRY Of this city.
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TfsG aE'AsENG HAS so ssilGEI
TIE sNEEE

aa6 'sizfwi7o ass iEttSaemsc stock
az asgE is2e fttess %GvcIfirs jsa Iac
Dry G0uis mad (acast's Furnish,
iEs aisc lat
g. EEAYEft's.
T.,
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I'D coo -~f2sv-----------
DEBILITY IN ADULTS IS OFTEN
caussd by wai Rs. The cha ge from chtIiho ID
10 nlnhsod IL not sufic- at o ril the system
OF hl awful plngue. herue''s Indian Yer
m'tnss Will eypei them and restore health and
bright complexion. S1lj ~ E kiSfd e Bro.
80 @
We are large dealers in TOBACCO,
and can supply the Trade aud cousum-
ers Ut lower prices than they can buy
elsewhere. ICKFORD 4 BRC.
---------uls-S O.
FoJsHtTy ~ eTc1 nts are COS
aiagif tBvi1eA t. C.ssl RnG eX-
am5rsc cuGP $tCCA. We mrc
prepared tp fsgeet &astcra prices
fFei gHit IS eiSlesa.
hCak FORD & ESEO.
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HcH.LLAH & HING MAKE
~ sj3a G9gTGT DEALS 1t
LOWEST CURREN'G RATES.
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Fen DE Fresest and Best CRAcNB.s
of all AEds and arieties, call upon
(o2j L. @. SIMS.
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TOILET SOAP ATYOUR OWN PRICE
AT ECKFORD L. BROS
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BG5- NCater equal to the APoLINA-
KIs for Dpepsia, Constipation, Head
ache, etc. ECKFORD Il BRO.
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Constantly Ga hand OWr eel
brateGs brands, fSFEORence. - s'al
light - and Mine DaughtePs'' =
baac0. Country Merchants wan
do we'll TO cali at
I. EATE.'1
Is6 b
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The most wonderful blood purifier in
the weIid eradicates every talpt-S.S.S
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J. W. LEE, Post Master
By J. ". LEEsoN, Assistant.


"Isit possible that Mr.. Godfrey Is UP a
al werk ana cured by 30 simple remedt
al assure you it Is tine shat lie Is eatir
sured, aad with nothing hut Hopi stre
and only ten days ago his doctors gave him
and said he Enst diel"
well t-dey! Tat 'srcNarkahlc! '
90 this day and get some for my poor Geoi
know hops are Goad ii iHtsm Post.
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tract have hereunto set our hands, on the day
/ above written.
II. n. STOCKTON President,
W. E. BRADLEY,
j W. WocD, Supervisors
W. WALTON,
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W. @. Angling, and !. s. Nix, who
made oath that the above is true
and correct report Of their action as
Commissioners in laying out said
road.
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Tuos. 3. SYKES
Drcs.dnnt

Il. D. SpEArT, Secretary.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-17
NC Werld,s Greatest Horror.

VIENNA, Dec. 12.-The Common
council has issued a notice that the
funeral of those victims of the fire
who cannot be buried by their friends
will take place on Monday. All of
the hospitals where the bodies are
laid out present agonizing scenes.
The official list gives the number of
missing at 91s. The interment of the
identified began yesterday shortly
after daybreak. The Hebrew dead
were conveyed 10 the jewish portion
of the cemetery. The scenes at the
graves were painful to witness.
The ruins of the theatre were sur
rounded by crowds of people yester-
day, and the work of the removal of
the debris was resumed. 1t is feared
that hundreds more bodies will be
found in the blocked up passages.
The captain of the FIRE brigade states
that ali the inside of the theatre is a
heap of human bones AMI charred re-
mains. Fraulcin Pawlick, the daugh-
ter of well known member OF the
chamber OF deputies, who succeeded
in escaping from the theatre, whilst
urging the people outside to attempt
the rescue of those inside, was treat
ed as mad by the police and foroibly
made TO cease her opportunities, the
guards declaring that everybody had
been rescued. The relief committee
of the municipality contributes 5o,-
600 fiorins.
The Indignation at the blundering
of all concerned in the fire is greatly
on the increase. Subscriptions are
coming in rapidly. Relief funds have
been opened in Paris, Rome and Ber-
lin. A fire which broke out Sunday
in the Seed exchange, near the Riug
theatre, was soon extingntshed. The
troops were confined to their bar
racks Sunday, as the police had re-
eeived threatening letters.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-17
NO. 81
rhe R.y.,lAs- s-CanpDelI Hassss.s,

Among the many fine private d&Al-
ling houses erected in Canon Ciiy
this year, the large double brick resi-
dences of +. A. Rnynolds, Esq. aud
J. F. Campbell, Esq, president aud
cashier of the Fremont County Bank,
arc the most noticeable. These
buildings stand ON the coruef of 4tlI
and B. streets, and are 40 designed
that they look like one large mansion
although they are distinctly separate
and have separate entrances. They
are now nearly completed and will
be ready for Occupancy iu a week or
Two. The rooms are receiving the
finishing touches from the paintsrs
and decorating artists. Tie whole
building contains fourteen large
rooms, besides closets, bathrooms and
pautries. Eight of these rooms on
the west end compose the residence
of Mr.. Reynolds and are being fitted
up in splendid style and with most
excellent good taste. The wood work
and furniture are all Of the Eastlake
design and the most perfect harmony
of color is maintained between the
painting, furniture and carpeting.
Each room has different shade of
color and the effect is most pleasing
to the eye. The wood work in the
parlor, a large room with bay win
dow. is in dark green, maroon and
gold. The dining room in oiled and
vanished pine, and the drawing
room in light pink and French grey.
There are four large bed rooms up
stairs tastefully decorated and furn-
ished. The front one is finished In
light green and grey, the next in
blue and grey, the next in vermilliofi
and the other plain. The furniture,
carpets and draperies, are all in keep
ing with the painters decorations.
There are six rooms Oh the east side
to be occupied by Mr.. Campbell.
They are not SO far advanced as Mr..
Reynolds, but they will be as taste
fully and appropriately finished NO
doubt. The building was designed
by Mrs. Sheetz, moiher-in-law of
Mr.. Reynolds. and is convenient and
complete in ell details. The brick
work was dcEe bv Mr.. Mead, and
Messrs. Nicht,s sll Armstrong did
the wood WORK. Tie painting was
done by Messrs. anderson Il Band
holdt and it reflects great credit ON
their ability. No neater or better
work can be found anywhere. These
fine residences will add greatly to
the local improvements of our city,
and we hope TO see many more Ike
them.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-17
Toocs Sharp Shooter.

In the early part of the present
week difficulty occurred between
two men at Toof, u station on the d.
s. r. g. Railroad, q few miles east of
Canon City, which came near ending
in q bloody tragedy. That it did not
so end is altogether owing to the un-
steady hand or bad Workmanship of
one of the parties. The particulars
as near as they can be ascertained
are these: Frank Nier and L. F.
Joel. both well known in this place,
had quarrel over some trivial mat
ter W hich resulted in a knock down.
The battle ended in draw without
either receiving any serious injury
On the following morning they again
met, when Nicr said, 'now we will
settle this right here,' and pulled a
revolver and fired at Joel within
three feet of his face. Fortunately
the bullet only grazcd his ear, when
Joel jumped ut Nier and caught hold
of his arm and the revolver. and by
superhuman exertions, managed to
prevent him from firing again until
assistance came, when they were
separated. The energy displayed by
Joel, who il very small man, while
the shootist is a stout, big fellow, is
said to have been astonishing by
those who saw the occurrence. No
doubt he was nerved to ii by the
know ledge that it was struggle for
life. As MAY well be expected this
occurrence has created q great sensa-
ton in the small community at Toof
as well ne here, where the parties are
known. II is difficult TO account for
80 desperate an attempt at W hat seems
like deliberate murder. That big,
strappiug fellow would attempt to
shoot little man whom. one would
think, he could easily pick up and
throw over fcuce, aud for SO trifiing
matter as an insignificNnt dispute,
is the most astonishing feature of the
Icase. Mr.. Joel came up to canon
City and swore out warrant for
Nier's arrest, and It has boen placed
In the Sheriff's hands. From the
marksmanship displayed BY Nier L
is NOT at al likely be would carry on
any turkey at Ernest Sells shooting
match, on Christtnas Eve.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-17
MORE cRookEDNEss.
Wholesale Swindling ON the Atehison,
Topeka & Santa Fe X. r.

1t is reported that stupendous
ring for swindling has been un-
earthed among the employees Of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe X. r..
in connection with some outsiders.
Over sixty arrests are already re-
ported, and all the precincts OF this
extensive swindling constituency are
not yet heard from. As the various
ramifications of the operations of the
ring are still being brought to light
by the detectives of the road, the full
extent of it's stealing. or tho different
ways in which it was carried on, have
not been fully made public. But
enough is known to indicate the gen.
erai modus operandi of the thieves.
From what has been made public it
appears that q conspiracy dating
back for some years has existed be-
tween certain roadmasters, foremcn
and time-keepers, on the road and
its various branches, to return the
time Of laborers on fictitious names,
and that the company has been swim
died out of large sums of money in
this manner. The extent Of the steal
ing in this way may be imagined
when it is stated that the operations
OF the gang extended over the road
from Topeka to New Mexico, aud
that over sixty persous have already
I kdFabnssosecae ees brsng iasFaseAssI.
So far the arrests have been among
the subordinate employees and 40 one
outside of the road OF higher position
than an aldermsn has been iinplicat-
ed but as it is thought impossible
for SO extensive conspiracy to
be successfully carried on by minor
officials, the detectives are on the
trail and it is thought larger game
will be brought down shortly. 1t is
also intimated that the road has been
swindled in vast quantities of ma
terials aud supplies used in extend
ing its lines south into New Mexico.
These startling swindling operations
have created much excitement among
the higher officials of the road, and
great exertions are being made to
get at the bottom facts. That such a
conspiracy could be successfully car
ried on in such conservative COM
pany as the Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa
Fe is very surprising, but that it has
extended over u period of many
years without being detected almost
passes belief The further develop
ments of this matter will be watched
with much interests.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-17
Death Of Judge OfIenbachcr.

w. A Offenbacher of Rosita,
died in Pueblo last Monday night
after q short illness of two DAYS. The
immediate cause of his death is sup
posed to haye been some kind of kid
ney disease. His remains were taken
to his former home in Ohio by
a brother of Mrs. Offenbacher.
Judge Offenbacher was about 40
years Of age and the very picture of
health. He was well known in this
city, where he once resided, and in
mining circles OF this state and the
east. He came from Ohio in 1874 to
Pueblo, where he was engaged in
banking. From there he went to
Rositx and engaged ii smelling ores,
but the mill aud machinery being un-
suited TO the ores, he was not success
full. He moved to Canon City where
he remained for some time, after
which he returned to Rosita and was
elected county judge on an independ-
ent ticket, beating the nominees of
both the republican and democratic
parties. He got his first financial
start rs BAssick's attorney in the lit
igafion connected with the celebrated
Bassick mine, and in helping to ne7i
gotiate its sale to the present ownerss
He also acquired interests in the cele-
brsted Pocahontas aud Humboldt
mines of Rosita, and at ,the time of
his death was reported Sery wealthy.
During the pressee ~ wss e.
tna&ed In 11le HY6 kne aMd e13o~e ~
liable mining properties. He also me-
gotiated successfully q very large
transaction in railroad property. Had
his life been spared there is no doubt
but he would have become one of the
leading financicrs of the state. Per-
sonaliy he was of a genial, kindly dis
position and universally popular. He
was happily married and had an es-
Unable wife, who has the sympathy
of tie community in her great sor-
row.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-17
A Neat Acknowledgment.

Yesterday the president OF the
Havcrly Club was tile recipient VI
tks Gnl5eRin&s h acAHptF 0f'
the elegant nornl Offering rendered
to Miss Kellogg, on Tuesday evening:
DEAR Mr.. SroNE:s
The charming compliment paid me by
1.-The Haveriy'' last evening was most graf
flying, and beg to convey my thanks to
them through you, the president Of the So
ciety.
Believe me. very sincerely.
CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
st. Joseph, Dec. Z, 1881.
The Haverly is rapidly rising into
prominence as one of tire favorite
musical organizations OF the city.
The club is composed as follows:
Ike Stone, tenor.
Alpha Tooie, 1st tenor.
Will Lykens, ed tenor.
Thos. Crawford. 2d terror.
Alb. Eyster, alto.
W. A. Michael. baritoue.
Perry Sladc, 1st bass.
Henry Harrington, ed bass.
Mr.. Stone is president aud director.
and Mr.. Crawford. secretary and
treasurer. The clubs motto is, eve
Hayerly Hours. ."-St. Joe Herald.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-17
ssO.r Esteemed Coatemporary.v

This is the way Bill Nye. the editor
OF the Boomerang. and well known
humorist. goes for . contemporary:
eve have nothing more to say oil
the editor Of tie Sweetwater Report
err. Aside from the fact that he 10 .
squint-eyed, consumptive liar. with
= breath like a buxzard and record
like convict, We don't know any
thing Against him. He means well
enough, aud il he can evade the peni-
tcntiary and tho vigilance committee
for few more years, there is .
chance for him to end hia lays In q
natural way. II he don't tell the
truth = little moro plenty, however,
the Arkansas River people will rise
- one man aud churn him TIL there
won't be anything left OF him but Z
pair or suspcnders and . wart."