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"Orshippina by Telephone.

Worshipping by telephone has become
practical success IN Hartford, Con-
nectlcut. Every Sunday or more sub
scrlbers are put on the South church
circuit and generally succeed i'll follow
ing the service with only occasional and
slight Interruptions. The sole singing
some mes reaches them in rathey
d''apidated condition, and If the
preacher .arns his back upon the trans
mltter there is a break in the sermon;
but on the whole the instrument does
fairly well by choir and clergyman.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

We shall be heartily glad when the
local option contests, now pending in
several counties in this state, are over.
The newspapers i'll those counties are
growing very uninteresting. Most OF
them ignore the news Of their sections
and give up their columns to articles
generally correspondence, about the
merits or dement's Of local option, Too
often these articles are bitter and yitu-
peratlVe, and very few Of them are inter
esting
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

Mr' ScoviIle is reported as saying to a
chicago reporter that he believed that
1t was the best thing for the country
that Guiteau should hang, for then
there would be revulsion of feeling
ana Guiteau would do the country the
great service of bringing about re-
vision OF laws to protect the insane He
had however asked President Arthur to
have Gmteau sent to prison for life and
then II he became a raving maniac if
would be easy to have him sent TO an
asylum. He believed this letter greatly
angered the President.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

3tyilsh, perfect-ftting. well made ao'
g reasonable prices. Please state ~ n,ar
oSsboie boIa tne color, price style, etc. d@srei
soSt ~iiots sH!t can now be sent by mai! at small
;yhon, ~ ha'' h q CO. refer To thousands
past % years. Send for samples m. ca,iS me
W. cor 9th and Chestnut sts., St. Ion;s -
03l2d3m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

by command Of the President United
States troops have arrived at Omaha, tc
assist IN quelling the labor riots there
What would the alca!de think of this
species of federal Interference? 1t is
tenfold graver than the encroachmepts
ne once complained of, to wit Dis
trlbutlng German carp and telegraph
ing the approach of northers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

The senate committee on Indian
affairs has agreed substantially TO re-
port favornbly upon Senator Ccke's bill
to provide for the allotment Of lands in
severalty to Indians on reservations
and to extend the civil and criminal
laws Of the respective states or terrific
nes to the Indians to whom lands are SO
allotted within their boundaries.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

Inc EXAMINER received yesterday,
from the North American Review nuh
hShlng house, neat volume CONTAINING
'he series of articles on the Christian
Fohglon' recently contributed to the
Norm American Review by Col. Robert
ingersoiI, Hon. Jere Black and Prof. q
iSher. 1t Is hardly necessary TO
speak Of the interesting nature of thsso
articles as they have attracted marked
attention in this country and Great
Britain Thn North American Review
will send the book to any address for
nifty cents, which is cheap enough.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

The restless, ohecquered career of J.
NJ Ihurmond, the well known ex-iudse,
eX-mayor and lawyer of Dallas, came to
close yesterday. The details are given
IN fnll in our telegraphic columns.
Nobody who knew Thurmond will feel
surprised that his end came as it did.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

Representative Dugro, of New York,
IL the youngest congressman being only
twentysix years old. Besides this early
honor he is quite rich and has very
handsome wife, several years younger
than himself
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

The Mineola Monitor isn't pleased
with Uncle Dan1 McGary's plan Of ap-
portioning the congressional districts.
The Monitor contends that eastern
Iexas should have three districts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

1t seems that ex-S mater Bar.
num- Of Connecticut, is still fine
chairman of the democratic ma
tional committee. He is fynring
around in the north arranging for tbe
congressional fights this fall. # was to
De hoped the party had dropned this
olH Oarnaele' for good and all as b;s
management of the campaign of 1eeo
"aS monumental in its stupidity ana
down methods. Barnum tooi bnI1 M
OF the Morey- Chinese letter rr;tt,",. IoA noio
VeShgatng its Senuineness. hopjnr -i 10
win great victory 10y hlackonina :, 20
character of an opposition candida
rather than by an appeal to the infan;
Eenoe and reason of the people. Jnyt
snch managers viii keep the national
democracy on back seat until doons-
DAY He ought to go out and STAY ont
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15
Whitney Livery StahIas.

The travelling public, as well as the
people OF Whitney snd Hin county niil
De glad to know tliat Frank HinChman
has opened a very fine livery stable. Ills
buggics. road and drummer wagons are
all new, and hos ses the fastest and safest
IN Hill county. Remember this wber
YOU 60 to " WhitneY.-IO2Att
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

The national committee OF the green
back party at st. Louis, resolved that
all state and national banks of issue
should be instantly abolished, and that
national convention should be called.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15
Prescriptions a succ,,r.

~ lake Lax! your prescriptions to Tu llcr &
WINS drug store, where they will he
hlled accurately, day or night. on short
notice. None but the purest drugs and
chemlcals are used; such as are nlanufac,
turtd bX Edwin Squibb, of New York. and
d5Ids dnafKes Davis q Co., of Detroit, Mich
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N Q Fl I-R Fl,

NO damage by wafer, or damage other
w'Se' but goods sound and perfect at less
lhan New Y ork cost.
Our Objects to sell as times Justify. Bus.
ihess is dull. We all know EVERYDAY
wants our goods. We sell cheaper
ti'ali any house in the city. All you have
10 90 is to come around and see old Alley
Alexander on his return from Whitney
tie VIII be In the store. Eyerybodv
Knows him. He will be.pleased to see all
bis friends
REMEMBER our Clothing. Dress
Hoods,Notions which we now offer to close
out to receive our New Spring St,cL
"hich VIII come In time; therefore We
VIII sell cheaper than AIRY other house in
the city. Come and see our enormous
STOCK OF Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Notions
Dress Goods, Hats, and in fact. everything
man. woman and child needs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

Two weeks ago the Philadelphia Times
said:
Mr.. Arthur should fish over towards
Judge Blatchford's side Of the pond if
he wants to catch supreme judge that
Will stay ON the hook.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

Mr.. Rose, the head of the Texas state
grange, is making a tour of the state,
addressing subordinate oranges. Mr.
Rose is not credited with political aspi-
ratious.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15


n Office OF FILING INTERROGA-
~ TORIES.
To VIM. II. Dickinson and Jehn Dickin-
| son:
You are hereby notified that Charlotte
Howell, joined by her husband, ID. NJ.
| Howell. who are the plaintiffs in case in
| the district court of McLennan county,
| Texas. styled Charlotte howell ct al VS.
Vim. r. Dickinson ct al No. 36H6, are de
PENDANTS, have this day filed in said cause
| in said court interrogatorieB TO Charlotte
! Howell, D. N. Howell and NJ l.. Howell,
! who reside in Cass county,
Michigan, and ii commission will i-Sue on
sr after the thrlirth day after such publ
cation TO take the deposition OF said wit
ness. The defendants in said cause are
VIM. Il. Dickinson, Who resides in Clear
field county, Pennsylvania, john Dickin-
son, who resides III Des MOines, Iowa,
Robert b. Pect and wife, Julia a. Pet.
who reside in New Port, Rhode Island.
Attest:
Il + BRAsLKY,
Clerk ot ilIe District of McLennan county.
Texas. Witness my Official signature
and Seal OF said court, at Waco, Texas,
thi; March e, 1882.
Il. f. BEAsLEY,
Clerk d. G. McLennan County Ttxas.
ufG3U
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

Ere the substance fade, W. d. Jack sons
gaiiery guarantees satisfaction In pictures
ol t, al styles and sizes, as well as prices
oneIcIor' ti Call and see specimens of work
"hich speak for themselves. s.-O3Ot.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, while in
London recently, subscribed S100O to
the fund for the relief OF the Hebrews
exiled from Russia.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

Petitions for the pardon OF Sergeant
Mason are being prepared in various
parts of the country
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15
WACO. MARCH -, 1882.

Major Peter Ragsdale, a Texas vet
eran and resident Of San Marcos, Is
dead
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15
Corn is up in southern Texas counties

Fort Worth has another case of small
rox and the doctors are urging compul-
sOry vaccination.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

Hhy don't you go 10 tucker & Willis
anu get bottle OF Electric Nruralyis
Lotion" 1t is wonderful what electric
eifect this reme,lY has Oh the snfflrnr W
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

Lawyers and litigants are directed to
the assignment of cases IN the court of
appeals, April term, to be held at
Austin.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15
The CLeburne Chronicle snrs

The CIeburne Chronicle says:
Senator Coke, as usual, was on the
side Of honesty and the people when he
voted against the continuance OF the
fraudulent arrears of pensions act.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

Electric rheumatic liniment" is What
GSfefyooGy uses now. Prepared bv
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

General Joe Shelby, of Confederate
notoriety, is attending the Crisp trial
at Sulphur Springs.
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Soda Apparatus so- ~.I

one silver mounted soda apparatus two
draiis, marble slab everything com,iat,'
On monthly installmenfs SIS each. An-
ply to John Farley O3,f 1Ai
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CnIchahn sEaan-

Buy Ankcria and Thurber's NO. "a
caste d coffee of G. c. MCCoILoCu
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General Draynoe

Persons who wish freight hauled TO or
rom the depots, or any class OF merchon :
'iiSe moved in the city, should not tnrmrt
nat Horne q beware have the only ex-
ci5lsiVt transfer line in rEe city, and have
l,T?e number of floats ready TO scrv, thr
puolic on the shortest nolie@. Attcn,ion
plompt, and charges reasonabIe.-Oi3sf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

90 to c. c. McCulluch's tor ten mack.
erel for 20 cents. ''''>
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

Ihe house passed the senate anti
polygamy bill yesterday, and now if the
President signs it will become 4 law
MT Arthur's message was emphatic on
TINS subject, and it is more than proba-
bic he will endorse the action of con-
SreSS' The bill is very rigid, and able
lawyers express grave doubts as to its
constltutlonality. The Mormons will
no doubt test it in the supreme court
before they lower the standard they
have held aloft SO long. The courts are
still open to them, disfranchised as they
are by this bill.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

ol, rrtsh stock ct cream of Kansas tlour
~ s.,,r:., s-.o0 per suck. G. c. MCC ULiocu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-15

The state Of South Carolina has been
working up a subscription for monu-
ment to Henry Timrod the poet of the
south. After three months collecting
forty-seven dollars was found to be the
total amount of appreciation entertained
IN his native land for a man whom
L"nEtelIow rated ~ one of the foremost
American poets. Probably however,
the people along the South Atlantic
coast are not aware that there is other
material for headboards than pine slabs.
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ST, LOUIS, MO.

ST, LUUIS, MU.
The book-keepers department is ele:
gantIy fitted mp with banks, stores and
offices, and practically qualities young
men Tor real lite. The telegraph depart
ment is ulder the assistant ch pf operator
of tile leading telegraph company. and
graduates are successful in getting po-
Sitions. For circulars address Dr. W. NJ.
Carpenter, president OF the B. S 5. col
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Z !; n . 8 o n AL-If you want
sasstl0NABi.E CUsgnW
IA n DE CLOTHING atr.,Son
able prices Send IN TvE1! ,niI

~. Stilu 10 TICK NOR
:T % o.'the celebrated McrcSant
Iot1t raiIors Of st. Louis (estahijsbe,I
100, a.; !; Who ,, will send free BY mail
a., l9ll line of samples Of pee
Sooas, measurement rules. etc
~ i3ct everything necessary. IT,
eiiapie You to take meas,lr, h.,
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o,aa... hAALUN d. ROT1N
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0223H'
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-09-14
THE DEMoCRATIC NORTHWEST THrRsDAY SEPTEMBER lss2

yuv "a e,s p,e.nes 70 .,ena, -I.s .ovAu..
Are YOU sure you know how ships
were rigged two hundred years agog"
asked Bertha, coming up and releasing
her sister,
..But don't YOU see IL would be inn
possible TO fuTl the to-gallant-sai with
those staysf" said the young man,
pleased 70 get hold Of a more willing
listener.
II don't know anything about II, I"
Bertha laughed; "but. II YOU like, you
shall explain 1t to me. when we get
home; We are going into the garden
now, I believe ~, t.. -. b..
When the party took leave in the az
ternoon, Lord Alphington placed a pearl
ring on Bertha's finger.
ssVill You wear this?n he said at Is
Of no other value than to remind you Of
one who will be glad to be considered as
Bertha thanked the kind old man
with etfusi0h, telling him how highly
she valued the privilege he thus gave
her. 7ih - Fs,aF fi'i7fi. '''if T7.,t
~ only wish. If I should recover the
ring that is lost, that IL may one day
find its place ON the hand of one as
sweet and good as you, my dear young
lady,' he said.s "Adieu till we meet
again, when j hope to have one to in
troduce who will make Alphington
more cheerful than an old man can.n
Bertha. feeling shy under the Earl's
commentator, murmured few scarce
ly audible words in reply, and SO they
parted. j. -, IA s.,.fpi.
On the Friday Lena and she had to
return to London, as her lessons re-
commenced on the following week, and
she wished to have one free day at
home.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-09-14

drawing from her finger a smaIl cameo
In coral. and handing Il to Mrs. Dalton.
sat Is very pretty. II Is antique, /
supposeY" interogated Ms. Dalton,
examining 1t.
son. yes, certainly an antique. It
has been in our family for many years
the stranger replied, as she replaced
the ring, and drew on her glove. -
Sarah soon returned with the case,
and Mrs. Dalton, taking out the opal
ring. showed it TO her visitor, but With
out giving IL into her hand. i.l
3. s.It is really splendid, (" the lady ac-
knowledged. "lf 1t were mine / should
be quite afraid Of wearing it, lest l
should lose It.
~ persuaded my daughter not to take
It into the country with her, for fear of
an accident" observed Mrs. Dalton,
complacently, as she replaced the ring
In It's case, and laid 1t on the table be-
side her. l ltss a t .Isas iLa, u .
ssI really must not intrude any longer
thank You so much,n n said the lady,
Could you tell me Of any registry-otfice
f, for servants near here2"6 4dt lnt5t
ssYes, there Is one in Portland Town, y
Mrs. Dalton replied. sl,Isf .,,s.
II am quite ashamed to be 80 trouble
some, but would you be so very good as
to write the address for me? / really
have no head for names, / never can
remember names of places or people" |"
sOh, certainly, I'll write 1t with pleas
ure,n said Mrs Dalton, going to q table
at the other end Of the room, on which
stood blotting-book and inkstand.
The strange lady received the written
address, and then took leave with a
profusion of thanks. Mrs. Dalton i'm
mediately took the ring-case from the
little table where it had been standing,
and, going upstairs, locked it again In
her dressing 1t was the same
morning, only a few hours later, when
Bertha's telegram arrived, that she
went to the case and found it empty.
Sarah accompanied the lady down the
garden to the gate, and stood looking
at her for minute or two as she went
along the road. iia,
sWell, Ineverl' was her exclamation,
as she closed the gate and returned to
the house.
Close search was made for the ring
1t must have slipped out of the ring
case, and have rolled away in the draw
ing-room, or on the stairs, and Sarah
must find it, Mrs. Dalton averred.
Things were always going wrong in
that uncomfortable manner, for the sole
purpose of tormenting her, she de-
clared. She wished Bertha had only
had the good sense to keep her own
counsel about the ring, and then this
trouble need not have happened. 1t
was SO ridiculous of Bertha to mention
it when there was no occasion.
Sarah nearly got her dismissal for
asserting her belief that the strange
lady had taken it. ''Such utter nom
sense" Mrs. Dalton said; ''as if were
not a sufficiently good judge of charac-
ter to know a lady when 1 see one''
On Sarah repeating her conviction, she
was desired sharply to hold her tongue,
which she accordingly did, but with a
determination to give her version of
the story to Miss BERTHA when she
came home. ste,.. u
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-09-14
Hhrsirisns.

E B. HARRISON, Physician and Sur
HI geon, Napoleon ,Ohio.O D Ace oyer SaursdriIe
store. Office hours, s fto9A. M; IL to1P.M
IndtoTP M. NOv2872-1y
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gnsfire of the NrSrr.

PHILIP G. SCHWAB, Justice of the
Peace, Pleasant twp, Henry county, Ohio.
New Bavaria P. o. maya3.75
DETER PUNCHES, Justice of the
IL Peace, Marion twp, Henry coypty. Ohio.
Hamler, r. o, Box SO. aprii19-77-tf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-10
Prom Tharsaay's Daily.
HORSE THBVD0 /,


u, P. J. Brophy, who arrived ftom
..-her lsst evening, gives the partic-
.rof the stealing Of i've hosses from
Wickes Tuesday. Two hays were
-. from Messr~ Kempsey 4 McIn.
hay and bnckskin ftom Mr.
S s.tnolds; and q buckskin and hay
IN Mr.. Esun. Two parties immedi-
.!,v started in pursuit, one Of which
led hy sheriff Easterly and the
.h.r by Mr.. Kempsey. The thieves
IRE travelling very rapidly 1t last &C
.,.pts and going towards Dillon. The
',o,pects were favorable for t.s thieves
Linz overhauled by one Of the parties
- il Is highly probable that such IL
:. excitement, that short work will be
..de Of the daring gang II they are
opured. Now let some one say We
a'n't need the vIgilantes!
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49, -T.
The aty.
Ar. VIM. Nostea, q Deer LODI, vi.
4y, bin town.
Mr.: A. b. spier arrived Tue.a.v
from New York.
Mr.. o. R. Allen, Of Colorado. !. q, 4.
Wait Ia, Butte.
H. J. H. Buxton, Of Deer Loar. !
visiting the silver city.
Nj. E. F. Hooker, Of Iowa. arrived
here several days since.
Mr.J n. Pollord of Warm sprin..
arrived In Butte last evening.
M. Frank Rea-don and Mr.. IL
mean came up from Idaho last nisht.
Nj. d. L. Wade, wife and dauxher
came over from Deer Lodge yesterday.
Aeasn. w. T. Dunn and John o. Lee.
paintens, have Dissolved partnenhin.
See notice elsewhere.
NJ. F. F. West travelling for the hard
ware hrm Of Summons 4 Co., st. Louis.
Also gave - call yesterday.
MI. Eliza Furay and Miss E. F. No
CARNEY arrived on the Utah 4 North
ern last night from Ogden.
Mr.. L. Lillis, representing the FIRM
of. w. DeNitt L Co., st. Joe, arrived
here last evening and called 1T the
MINER Office.
Mr.: A. H. Wslf,a mining eApert from
Chicago, who has been examining some
properties here, LEFT for the East Tues
day morning.
Hon. J. e. Kerley who recently went
to Ogden to meet his sister, Nm. r. A.
Bigelow. arrived in the city on last
evenings train.
Mr.. VIM. Tenant, . contractor Of
0unntson, Colorado, arrived Sunday,
and since which time he he's taken one
contract and b promised three more.
M. Robert e. Strahorn, we'll known
in Montana, h In the Wood River ooun-
try, and following up the route Of the
Oregon Short Line. He win probably
wnte up the country.
Colonel Hooker, representing the G.
r. I. 4 p. r. r., b In the city in the in
terest Of that road, bes de- taking ohser-
vations Of mines in which he and his
friends are interested In thib disdrict.
Mr.. Isaac Dean, Of upper Der Lodgs
vallev, and Of the firm Of Norton 4
Dean, sheepmen, arrived In the city
lat evening Mr.. Dean while here form
er]y was Recognised - one Of our most
prominent citisens.
Mr.. n. D. Hathaway, IN old-timsr,
and faNorably known al over Montana,
lett yesterday for Tidal Wave district,
Jelerson county, where he be- several
valuable mining psopesties. The MlHHR
sincerely hopes he may strike It rich.
M. p. J. Brophy, ore q our most
prominent citizens, and q tho Arm of
Cassy 4 Brophy, returned )ast evening
from weeks visit to the Boulder H1t
6prinsp. He looks rugged, and evident
" enjoyed his trip
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Hon. samuel Word and Geo. w. II.
VIZ, Esq.. returned last evening nom
Der Lodge valley, where they have
bsea for the purpose a making > ssttIe'
mat With the ranchess along the line
4 the Utah 4 Northern for right o.
va.. Nearly Ill the parties have been
aGi6ed, and with the few remaining
Asee h no doubt Of . satisfactory agree
neat The grading y now done over
half way to Deer Lodge, and - the
hsviest portion Of the work b DONE II
specifically twe-thirds Of the WY 70
ut place. On account Of high water
10y viii be retarded sumewhae. oos 40
aill advancing rapidly.
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John Chopper Of the "Opera" tnas
morning agrstably surprised several o!d
toner, ~ squirting beer on the eide
v.lk 10 cool Il or These toaghs Inn
r,ea,ately availed themselves Of the op-
poetunity 10 ct fFae Whit and nom
Tie loue drawn sighs q perfect content.
- o. q 49, ess)d' havo ever besa
$500 VIZ sseieasly With catafth.
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On The War Pe*h.

Tuesday evening quite . stir w. ors'
ated On The platform q TIE depot - The
$50 passenger train came in, By tho run
ner Of one Of Butto's 1ne caass hoeeis,
climbing upon and riding ftom the plat
form, Lincoln, the Chieago runner for
the depot hotel. Li0coln wxP badly
licked but swsars vengeance agninst bis
.dversary and there viii probshly b
another squall tonight.