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Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
FIFTH EDITJ0I
THE RUNKO CANE 1o
A stranger EnGisNd Int. . II
and RObbnd r

Late yesterday attsrDo,. j
MoConnell,an aged man o.uGOn arrI P
city from Raleigh, North b"'[TtVeGin
MS NJ, Way to visit some friends SSaPIlal at \
While he was waiting for VS ia AZ Eel
the Delaware road, he wao NJ, 'ue Itail
2 s stranger, who invited him "'Vo'ts ,S
drink; Mr.. Mcconnell ra,r'.th % 70
said that be did not feel vore re'u'ed %
The stranger then sugqestsd ,sis well q
should % take a drink Of nod nod. 'aal
which he did. He afterwapTSuaS pTuS
Mcconnell to visit the ssI"on s%,uS i1 md
liam II. Reynolds on Front On OF
Market, where they had s,,ns 'ueei Sae
water While they were eTT n ~Sn o.
room, a man came in, who said al '1s 70
from Tennessee and invita- S'I !, %
to the back room to scs s' ,'aaal 'oea
which he said he had in HI. n" 'uIst
After the door was shut. I tbS bpocSsi x
see man produced three ca,S' ,I' ts
@ leleu 70 snow the party how bs Ss1
some money on the "mort"
The man that was with NcC",I =
% and won, and after prsat SSuas Y.
persuasion Mcconnell uirDSS
and also won 50.
The man that was doing III. !,
then bautered him IN 80 O
amount, ami finally McCSrIY.si
out bis pocket book con,'iuIa. IuI.
when II was immediately sDa,,Ie. %
OF his hand. At this mCnS,, ru,%lS y
tender, possibly by a precosS...a, , W
nal, opened the door, and ,i,'' sI,i"'
of Mcconnell told him tbnIS.%s I
to have him arrested for p,sSI.t
men in the meantime maEn'S!
cape with his money. NcoSS
afterwards allowed TO deDart ,,i
his way to the hall where hs M tSa
story 20 the Mayor. A Ws,n,, NY
Immediately issued aud % EiH,'
Reynolds was arrested '
This morning lie walysI , Ia.
and entered hail in the sun Nm
his appearance AT Court, 70 any,.
charge of permitting ganbllDr n
premises. I
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
Stnra ImnrnYemenr.

Hiram Yerger, the well-known har-
ness maker, 4O7 Shipley street, is re-
modelling and repaperlng his store,
giving it quite neat appearance.
Yerger keeps full up with the times.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
DITFNTC obtained and all business in

DATFNTC obtained and all business in
IAlENl ! the u. :. Patent office, or
the Court attended TO for podern ices.
When model or drawing is tenG We advise
az To patantAbility free Of charge; and We
mako no charge unless we obtain patent.
We refer, here, to tho Post Master the
Supt, Of the Money Order Div, and 10 Of
ciais OF tho us. Patent Once. For circulS
advice, terms and reference TO actual clieI
q, A. SNOW d 90,
Ovpnsfts Patent On1os. Washington, DO
tkOntiOA Oils paper. ASvA-eod|U
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

TUHRAn rUk IUS L. sixth STREET.
III saw something c0miDg up 9Th street,
and thought 1t was Jumbo when 1t came
closer; found 1t was women coming from the
Graoper store. stopped and they rhowed
me 121Sh Of white sugar Ior d; IAN Of good
brown sugar fO- 81; lObs OF coffee for 81; zB Of
new crop tea for 81; l0B jolly for 81; II ii pre-
servce 81; IAN prunes for 81; 4 bags feur 800;
Sh snaps for 9fc; An rice 26o: IN ric0 26c; 81
tice 2bc; 3B ice 26c;4b corn starch &c; Sb cur.
rants 2Gc; IN raisins 24c; ia. beans 16c; 4 qts.
beans 2bc; then they mad bfb Of the best c6fse
iOr 81; lot Of tlne coffee ct 2tc n; all around
they had shamrock -four every place they
could pack bag or harrel at 81 and " 30 all
around, We have Jumbo coffee In tin cans,
60 set Of to 1903 f. sixth st. to buy and save
money by buying fresh eggs and good butter
at l03 East 9th 1t. Granger store.
novS.st4 T. M, WIER,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

uYANTED-A HORSE FOR HIS KEEP
w this winter. Ad. ress W this office.
nol5-IL
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
Oh No!

Some people think that
those who pay the highest
price for Clothing always
have the Best. Sometimes
they do but very often they
don't; OF course you can't ex-
pect something for nothing,
neither would you believe
anyone who pretended to
give you such, but Vhen we
say that we can save you
money on every transaction
with US and give You Just as
good Clothing as any one
can, we mean it, and are only
too glad to prove by compar-
ison that such is really the
case. No matter whether
you want a suit or part of
one either for yourself or tor
others, call and see us, and
we will consider it a pleasure
to show you an assortment
of Goods so complete and
fashionable and at prices SO
reasonable that we have no
hesitation as to the result.
J. T. MULLIN & SON,
CI1THIERs, Sixth 4 NarkSt Sts.'
WILMINGTON.
nov7-3me0d
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
Guu uEhP r,rlt

Special ctiiosr ..r, v THjjccibns1 jci
IN I@T u6e employ Of ot,.,lrod the tt5Sbd
road company, staFIA,s as tb
. cunning TIP ila Marty Gt
men, game will no UOne vTsI
they will return ,so,s TO trip. n
season sea t%l is now ,aSine at 10 s@
sportsruen are hSv..e
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
P. s,

Parties having dealt with
other credit houses will
please bring along their lat
est receipts as reference, and
be careful and examine
our goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere and
saye 25 per cent.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

TNOR ShLE-A MAhKET WAGON SUI
r tarle fer store or milkman. A.
WOO SIDE, Front ana Jefferson. noltt3t
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

4KT ANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED WO-
w man situation, can do all X pds
= lain sewiDg, have somo knowledge Of dress
making. Reference given. Apply Routh-
west cor. + ff,h and Madifon st. nOVl6 3tE
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

JAKDlNG- CHEAP, FOR MAN AND
- wife or single eEtemen ut NO. 500
ShI ,ley a. nov15-3tA
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

George ": Groves a,s"'i1o G's o.
SSFS W' F. e. Groves, lave OF WIZ
Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

Mr.
Evau
gram
Years
and |
.GreaI
bis i
.uSefu
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

Of ski
a few
for a !
10 be
and
space
cd IL
AeOtf
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15

draW
Of a 1
4 On
presC
/ this
LOT Il
fame
eZcel
/ On
| the
cert.
IaCOIl
| der a
\ Til,
| Pixie
| 'terno
'iZar,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-07-16

&upfernaIe berubt in pieleil sSdllen auf
elmer Grtranfuns Der fleinen Drilien Der
Jtalenbant, Die ben IaIg abionbern uno
oeren OeIfnrngen als feline 45unfte i6on
mt freiem Nuge auf Der 5berfldhe Der
Jtaie Su erfettnen linb. Menn 6ieIe Seffs
nilngen iid peritopfen 70 bab Der Sautz
talS nidt aus Der Driiie berausfann, 10
idmmeIt iicb berlelbe IN ben DritIen aiI
uno befpirft mehaniib cine @ripeiterlag
oerieIben. Driift man auf bic eripeiterten
DrilIen 10 entleert lib Der angelamz
ntelte Sauttdlg in 6orn eineS ipeIBen
ldn8Ii4en Yfrppfes, beIlen Spibe bur9
Staub uno Sdmub i9wars Sefarbt err
l9eint. Der Idnslide 8fropf unb iein
l1tpar5er Ropf baben cine entfernte Slebns
It6feit nit eitein @urnt eaber beseihnet
Der Solf5muuo 6iele 8ebiIee ais Dtite1er
uno baIt iie fdidIid fur Lbiere, bte BON
Sette beS Uteniden sebren. 8erben oiele
Dttteiler nibt atsBeOritdt, 10 erre9el ile
cine GutSitnounS Der 6aut ber 9taienIpiBe.
9tuf bieie BeiIe entItebt Der erIte 9lnfans
aur 8upfernaie. Sn anoeren 5dGIen be-
rubt Die Supfernale basesen auf elmer
9Suberuu9 Der 8lutgefdBe, bic Die 9taien=
ipise anfiillt unb bic bur9 GrfdItuns,
bur9 iibermdBtsen @enuB seiitiser Ge=
trdnfe, purh GerpauungsltDrungsn ,iIrp.
beoinst iein fann. g9ir6 Die Gupfernaie
ni9t rebteiti8 bebaupelt, 10 ipiro iie
immer itdster ilnb ihlieBli4 beiebt iie ii6
NIT pielen 6Dfern uno 99ar,en uno
i4tuiIIt sur io8enannten BfunOnaie an.
Der gDrtra9enoe belprah sulebt nod
Die IoSenanuten Raienpolppen. G8 linp
bieS feline IebenSen 99eisn, tpie Der Same
8olpp fdIi4Ii5 permutbeu ldBt, ionpsru
tlene gSar5en an Der Slnentldcbe Der
JtaIe, dbnli6 BEN Sautlparsen. Sic be-
tplrfen Die tnannigfaltislten llebeltdnoe,
namentli6 Stpdi6nupfen. Sp1ter treten
iehr bdufi8 ShrenIeioen, &opfibmersen
uno SrultbetIemmunS binju. Sic miiilen
our6 Operation entfernt iperben, tpetl lie
ionlt ben SetensseuuB ernitli6 sefdbrben.
Jriiber rib man iie etnfah nit Der 3ange
aus. Dies mar iebr i9merSbaft. Die
Sra1sfen eaben an eS mare ibnen
BET Der Operation su W(utbe sez
tpelen alS babe man ibnen ben
S4dbeI auSrsiBen tpoilen. @entSutass 1T
Die Speration 70 icbnlerjIo8, 0aB man bae
BEL ni9t etnnaI Su 6LorofOrntren pflegt.
Otan ltSt ndmItb cine DrabtibItn9e UNI
ben Stiel bes BDIppen Die S4Linge lit
init einem eIeftrii9su 2tpparate perbuns
Den uuo tpiro iii bem Dtomente, no iie
ri4ti5 Iie9t, bon Dem eLettrii9eH StrOm
Sur6rIpNen. sSn SOIse peiien miro iie
9Ilibeno uno iaueibet Den Stiel peS Boz
Iqpen bur6, mas 70 ibnell unO 10 idmerSs
los seI4iebt baB Die Operation in Der
Jte3eI beenoet Iit bepor Der Sranfe e8
ilberbaIpt merit.
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Mu6 elm @runb.

G8 1T befanntIih ftreng rerbcten, ous
bic 8etten in ben 8aIernen irgenofpeId5e
8egenItdnbe Su lesen, oamit bic ipmn,es
trti9e Sron,tns Der Betten ourh n;cbts
eeIt6rt ipirS. syerner 1T IS befannt. BAD
Die Gaiernen, nno nanlentlth bic yetten.
rtele leiter Sbiere eItbalten, ipeIde uu}er
ditbet;iheS Gefiibl ntbt erIaubt nambaft
5u maden ailf ipeIbs aber bic Dasne,t
serne Sasoen peranitalten. glun bie1ste
bel Der 10. 9ompasnie iinieres Neornsents
Elm 8erI 9iamens 6eio, elm gans burcbfric.
bener Burite nit pieIem Nluttertpih.
Gines idbnen cages brahte ct einer
sonsen Gorb ppl Blumen mnb itreufe he
auf iein 8ett. acknowledgements repibirte
Der Sauptmann Serabe oil oielent Tcoe
SaS 5tepier feiner aonlpngnie unb tam
AUDI al baS betreIfenbe Hett bee EiifiIiers
Jeto. Gin flrfterlides Stirnrun,eIn
nnb bic 6rase mad nens snbaber bes
BetteS mar bic JcIge. $50 lit Der SiiieIiex
Dslc! rief Der 9auptntanr. 6;sr, c,fs
iportete Jelb. - g4aS baben ste bc MA
Sbren 8stte sen,a&t2 aDi}{en S5ie n;d,f,
oaB bies itreng perbpt<n III ! @nf{6l,[s
bigen 9err soauptina,(h, joate ss<Th adis,
fred, si,ser nseiner dlt<it<n 8l6te bot f<uI<
6eburtstng. - - 1S,l ri lis
Gtrafs tstpnsu1eis.
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6eifeS8esen w art.

Gin Snfauteriit tuanbert in fribeifer
BprsenitImOe ietnem 2aartier gu.
Q8enige S9ritte onppr begegnet er
elmer BatrpuiIIe.
Der fiibrenoe Offisier frd8t ben SSnfans
tertiten, ob er aueb 9ta6turlaub babe.
Dteier beiabt Die 5rase unO 3eigt pfIi&t.
1auIbi8it bic llrIaubSfarte ppr.
Der 0ffisier priift iie am S6ein Der
ndalten 2oterue uno lpri9t gu benz Rrie.
ger: g0bren Sic NAL alter SSreuno,
Sic baben ia bios llrIaub bis um sipOlf
uno eS 1T bersits Ianse 3tpei lbr pors
ilber !"
Der Snfanterilt nirnnlt benz Sffisier Die
llrlaubsfarte aus Der Sano unc ihreit
tbm i'm 9aponIaufen 3u: ,gta beeren
Sc, 5err 2eitnant ba muB t9 sc aber
bod ialeinisit ma8enbaB i'd na9 Sauis
fpmm' !"
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Cincinnati, sonntag ben is. Sui 1882.

mutt Der Kate she did in Den Saus
sarten.
8eln gSadtnann mar 5u ieben, alS
mir pprli4tis um Die Gde Der Blumitreet
ldritteH, tpo beS Getter'5 2abpratorium
lag, pas Sberlidt Der Stpretbire BALI
9sptfnet, Der bsrri6enben S6plIe tpesen.
3ipeifelspbne batten bic UiusfitDs
ben Utann oes Ybospbor's bereits il,
tiefen S9laf seiunsen oa plDBIi6
&naa uno SAL elm idber 9onnerldIas
Yin einem 8aflteinbroden befeltist, bate
Gsritdfer Den Brief Der Rentudperin
our9 bas 0berIi6t geIdleubert unb NIT
leilsn &asentrittetL ipie sei6uIte Berbrs.
DER i9ii9en mir uu Die Ode suriif.
(SdluB foIgt.)
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Gin u US ip c a.

Sr. g 6rot: giun Olaier, mas b5r'
i6 benn, Sbr lppIIteinen seleaigen 8ereiu
sriinben?
Maier: SatpobI. Serr Doftcr, er lit
Idon seSrilnoet, uno 1T AUDI i6on anses
fault ein SofaI unb Elm groBer. prdHtiaer
Garten, aber mir iinb nod nitt einia,
ipie mir iolen nenneR ben @arten. Mir
madten germ baben einen re4t be3lsIi6en
9famen.
Or. 9 6rpt: 9eun, tparum nennt
Sbr ibn 0enn ni9t na9 Dem 6ranosr Ses
Sereins
Maier: DaS 1T eben Der llebeIltanb.
Sinh bod bic @rlnper Der Simon 98oIf.
Der 9tatban Sob unh Der Ibraban Sirld,l
9SIe fpnnen mir ba ben Sereinsaorten
nennen na9 Ginems
Or. S9rpt: D, sas ut gans eins
fad. 9fennt ibn Gbiergarten, 10 fin5
Glls sssbrt unS feiner 5ariidseiest.
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Der Grahfh 0 unen.

Der StupiDius SempeI 1T bonn Gom=
mers erit um is.bS llbr in Der 5riibe nad
ieiner Bupe seiommeG liest bss 9ia1mits
tags um pier llbr, geItieislt uno gelpprnt,
I'M Bstt uno idldft ieinen Rauib aug.
Sa treten stpei ieiner GOmmilitonen
Elm.
aSteb anf SempeL ma6' DID fertis /"
,,@as lit los 2"
v9ousm, iomn,, es TT be 5b@fte 1eii
sutn Gyabf&oppsnl"
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Der gsariff Ser @sfabr.

Der Snitrufteur 6err 2ieutenant b. ST.
1T ben,ilbt ben 5iiiilieren Die 2riegsartis
tel ;u erfldren. 90 fpmmt er su benz
Safe I'M stpeiten Rrie9sartiteI: ,,Nutb
bel alien DienitpbIieeenbeiten." I'm su
erfldreL mas > yDtutb" lit, fpia Der 5err
lieutenant Suerit ben 8esrlif ,,Gsfabr"
ben Seuten peritdnoltcb MAIDEN. 9IIle
Dtiibe 1T persebIib; Geiter tpeiB, tpas
Gefabr lit. GnpIi9, um Elm geilpieI ana
3ufiibren iagt Der lieutenant ,,Bsnn
Sic nun aus benz SenIter Bier binausges
tpprfen tperoen, iporin befnoen Sic fi@
Dann z" Aa9emeines Sapeisen. ,,Run,
giner miro eS bod tpi1Ien!" !"
Siiiilier BIiinuefe Gtebt auD:
oSSn Der 2uft Serr 2ieutenant.4
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GeneraI (sine Selt,ins inipisirenb,
gum 8Ommanoanten) 9err 0beritlieu-
tenant, tpie fomwen bic Bdume % auf
een Walls
&om inanbant: Die 1inb ba se=
tra6len, 9err General.
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2u anfprudsppII.

Cine dItere, etipa miseanitise Dame
ipirS auf Der @isbaba bon etnem iunsen
Sar6en umseloufen. Sn ibrem bren=
nsnesn 3orn ruff Die jabIineS su SiB
GefOmmene s9ta, paben Sic osnn bms
ten fsine glugen 2"
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IS rp pBmutb.

Sauptgldubts (bsi einer4fdns
bune): Dtetne 9erren Der unsladlihe
bat 9laes perIOren. 9tebmen mir ibm
nl4t sas Seste, mas er bsiist Iaiien mir
ibm DISTRIBUTING!
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Ganse Nanlmer So.
Der beutf4s grOfsffpr.

Sesen Sic, 5err 3oIIese, mas MAIDEN
Sic benn nit bem pieIen G;eIb bier I'M
Sefretdrg g8esbalb lsgen Sic es benin
njdt Iieber auf elmer 8anf an2"
u2tber, 5err &olese, oa ipiirbe es ia
Md mebr"
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syn Der 9eepaftion.

llnter.9tepafteur Der beriibmte 9ars
min 1T setorben; tpcbln ioLsn mir ibn
leBsn !
Gbef.&ebafteur: Nun, uuter 8erl9ies
bsnsS.
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ysom GrerAisrpIak q.

1lnterOffisier: Sbr miibt auf ben goIs
tisirbof ntdt nit ben 8einen 10 feit auf<
fdlasen, ioaoern leiht. 0enfen Sic nur,
ipenn oas Elm tpirflibes Bfero mare, nno
oas Bferb mare fibIi6 unb i6mlfle Sic
berunter uno Der YlaB mare bart, bann
fbnnten Sic ia sinen 9lrn bretben 9lIio
Ieiht ipringcn
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q fat.

TGnser fdqt nit ieiner Idnserin su
8ObsnD: 9t9 9Dtt, 6rduIsin, Sic iulb
aud gu binrsiBenO
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"Ou trdgitbeute gum eriten male
Deinen Giniegnun9sIeibrpd, mein Sobn, !"
iaste Elm 8ater falbanssooa su 1einem
Gritseborenen, ,Du trittIt Jest in bic
BeIt ;.baS 8leib siert ben Nann, oas bez
oenfe uno befIefe es ME Ourd cine i9Ie1te
9anbIuue !"
rSsi Dbne Sorse, 9apa, entsesnst Der
iunse 8biloiopb fur bic beutige @eEt
Ctpenn i4 10 mas merle, siebs icb Jpn pOrs
her aus !"
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Wannigfalttges.
4Iter unb SSugenb.
Die SuSenp ntuB Gbamplsner IeirL
SaS 9llter nur lit eoIer lSeiN.

Gin freubtges GretsntB.
SHUTTER Dluttsr, Der StOr9 bat Elm
RaIb sebra9t
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Das t1Qiidle NolkeIJlatt

fsfist per son sD5ns gonntags sstatt 1870 per J0}z
s46O sas babe 5abf unS ST. 80 6as aisrssEabr aRlt
6onntassbiatt slfao psr Sabr, $3.50 sas saIts as9s
unS $50 bas EiertsGid5r.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30
Asking Did r.

A lover thus appealed TO his
tender Dulcinea for a parting kiss:
Terribly tragical and sublimely
rctributive will be the course fol-
lowed by me, if thou do not ihstan-
taneously place thine alabaster
lips TO mine, enrapture my Inn
mortal soul by imprinting angelic
ssnsationso Of divine bliss upon these
indispensable members Of the hui
man physiognomy, and then kind
|ly condeacend TO allow me to take
my departure from the everlasting
sublimity Of Thy thrice glorious
presence" He got II, but II requir.
ed q 25-cent bottle Of N. A. Sim
mons's Liver medicine to cleanse
her system from the terrible fever
caused by a nesh woundon her lips
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30
knights Of Honor.


At the regular meeting Of Unity
Lodge No 7gG, Knights Of Honor,
held December 18th, for tho clec-
ton Of officers, The following nam.
cd gentlemen were elected TO serve
for The ensuing year, T. J. Hun.
ter, Dictator ", A. Gwartney,
Vice. Dictator J. j. Sell, Assis-
tant Dictator; G. W. Duval, Re
porter; ". T. 0utten, Financial
Reporter w. II. Wall, Treasurer
J. F. Lavender, Chaplain ; Y. W.
Clinkscales, Guide II. N. Tray
wick, Guardian Adam Brown,
Sentinel w. O. Hunter, J. +. Lay
ender and b. G. Kyle, Trustees
John Wright, Medical Director J.
D. Boothe, Representative to Grand
Lodge. After the adjournment o.
the Lodge, the members and their
lady friends gathered around a ia
bic four feet wide and forty-fv'
feet long and pnrtook Of a fine sup
per consisting of an ample v%ariet,
Of the good things Of life. The en-
tertainment was cnlivcned b,
music from the organ. About 3
ladies' - some from abroad -wer
present.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30
~ Agnes
ACADEMY,
MEMPHIS, Tenn

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A BatessHhll Presentation ~
Sinai Hers - hblsg ~

o. Ffriay Night II lsat Htsh
'uf citizens wtfs lfsaltt ~ 4 fasss
n fltasuis IN ihs hlsite ufama 81
euH hal dfamaiIe tlab W. are
satisfied M nmail ailehAahs6 aa
be credited ~ huthlng slsa than
tho prstpuemthl n We ilus ahn
lsito tubllshihe ~ W. " nat
Ike ~ complimentary particular
performer o. The beet N Ma Fdffl,
bii whefc all did - we'll " n hard
~ ny who exeelled however We
must jnsi q little, express our he
lief that "Naney Nippof and "st
mon stone we're Che fayorlles n
the evening. OF course " was e.
peeted that Simon should be- The
fav0rltc, IA "thefe was nothing
shabby about him . while Nancy
was ~ cute and funny a. could be.
The other characters were entirely
different from "Nancy" and "si.
mon being N a more serious ma.
ture, did not provoke 20 much mef-
riment, but expressions Of praise
could plainly be heard all over the
house. We will whisper 90 "Mar.
Gus Graycs''an Bessie Bradly'that
that embrace was not worth cent,
everybody could see IL WAS q per.
feet sham. Seems 10 W. IL We had
been parted &c long, there would
have been something particularly
pleasant in our meeting; however
they'll do better when they have
had more practice in "stage @etin''
"Matt Winson" was about the u%
liest and drunkest sober man ",
ever saw, when he first appeared
but soon became Il real nice ole
gentleman, and no one could hay,
acted that character better than i
was acted. "Roy'& "May Manning
husband and wife, Representing
n rich and aristocrnic family, car
ried out their parts to perfection
showing they had devoted consid
cradle time and study thereto
Again we say, ALL DID WELL. TIL
entertainment concluded with th
farce-"Doctor Belshazar Bug.
We would not be doing justice wei
we to omit speaking of the exec
lent music under the leadership
Mrs. J. T. Farthing, assisted b
our Sardis "nightingale"-Mi
Jennie Rainwater. Taking il al
mall, il was the best entertain
ment the sardis Dramatic Club h,
ever presented. We hope th'
win give us another one soon.
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H.sDAY nigh. a rumor that av'

hsSDAY night q rumor that five
men were engaged in q plot to blow
mp the court-house reached the
town authorities. II was said TO
be the purpose Of these villains to
explode . key Of powder in the base
msnt Of the building that night,
during the Christmas tree festivi-
ties, while two or three hundred
people were in the COURTROOM up
stairs. II these soulless scoundrels
had succeeded in this murderous
design, the result would have been
an appalling calamity, almost too
horrible to contemplate. A strong
force Of police guarded the court.
house all night and the dastardly
scheme was frustrated.
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n BIZ heallh
NJ Pony n slmmans ~ iisa
atfN1n. Wy u passing Ne holidays
With his relatives and ffiends IN
HaFdls
~ Gerald Clafhe, Win bas lmsn
engaged ~ ihs toytfhment works
~ Plum Point ssyefal months. i
spending The holidays With hls
family.
III John =. smilh, county and
town auctioneof, has his head.
quarters IN The building jus. vest
Of Dyes saloon. NJ Smith pos.
sesses all The qualities necessary
70 make him q successful auction.
eef, and business entrusted 10 him
will be u. good hand,
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No Back Numbers.

New subscribers and others often
request back numbers Of the STAR.
To all such We will say that We do
not keep back numbers, and con.
sequatly II is useless to apply foF
them. Subscribers must com
nence with the current number d
the paper. u
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II Must Have IT,

On December LIST a certain gen.
tleman Of Sardis concluded no
could dispense with the srAR-so
he paid up and ordered the paper
discontinued. Last Wednesday the
same gentleman met the editor on
the street and extending the price
Of subscription said-"Sond me the
STAR again--I must have it. ]
miss the STAR nearly as much as !
would one Of my children"