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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-07-27
Dehti9trv

G. A. MoPETEKS, DENTIST, now Of
Nashville, has returned TO Pulaski for so q,
go days. with the view Of attending to soma
unfinished work. He offers his professional
services and iespec fully solicits continu-
arce of his friends former patronage. and ~
the public generally. Special attention
given to ehildrons' teeth. Rooms at the st.
Giles july6-f
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-07-27

JUS. Childers & Bro. are the Coffee
Men. july24-4
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-07-27

VIII temperance people vote for the
boilers because they endorsed four
mile law which the democrats made /?
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-07-27
TO THE PEOPLE OF ELKroN.

To THE PEOPLE- OF ELhTON.
Dear friends and acquaintance,
nearly two years have elapsed since
l first came among you. l found
you kind and obliging; and you
will now accept my sincere thanks
for the many favors 1 received at
your hands. With love to all, 1
bid you farewell.
JOSEPH j. ZUCCAREILo.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-07-27
Elknaont Springs

GILES COUNTY, TENNESSEE
Figh. miles from Elkmont Station. Nash
Vile q Decatur Railroad.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-26
Fire Record.

Buffalo, 25.-The loss by last nights
FIRE was three hundred thousand dollars,
covered by general policy carried By
the Erie Railway.
The loss Of life in the burning of the
New York, Lake Erie and Western Rail-
way Compsny's elevator is now definitely
ascertsined to be FIVE: John @. Bonner,
engineer; John Kemp, mschinist; Ckss.
Authsrbsch, bin sweeper; James 81. Lee,
jr., Weighmsster, and Timothy Driseoll,
sweeper. Two bodies were recovered
this morning, but 80 frightfully chsrred
as to be unacceptable. Nothing is vet
positively known as to the cause of the
explosion, although the suggestion is il
was due to the explosion of gas. The
entire loss is estimated at four hundred
and ten thousand dollars, the elevator
being estimated worth two hundred and
fifty thousand; the wheat, corn and oats
stored therein, one hundred and fifty
thousand; the freight shed, FIVE thousand;
freight and lumbar, five thousand; in
surance, nineteen thousand Cd the build
ing, with general insurance on the grain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-26
TELEGRAPHIC
Chicago Trade.

Chicago, 3d. Financially the week
has not been an exciting one. The rates
for money remain steady at five and
seven. Securities continue In about the
same interest. Collections are fair.
Orders for currency are moderate. Clear
ings, estimated on Saturday, $40, 900, GOO.
The stock exchange business is pretty
lively, dealings being entirely in western
stock and securities. Prices are well
maintained. General business is good,
though no boom is evident. The mer
camille trade averages active; prices fair.
The Demand for sugar is rather frmer.
Iron is pretty firm snd active. Groceries
are in fair demand. Leather is dull. The
stock Of hides is 81, 900 against 40, 900 last
week, the market is going higher, go that
tanners are beg ming to be embarrassed.
Receipts are smaller than for two years
before and shipments are larger. Build
ing materials are firm but not changed
as a rule, though meeting ~ill be held
tomorrow to discuss changes in lumber.
Receipts so far this year in stock, ninety
four million feet Of lumber and sixteen
million shingles. On Change there
were 70 remarkable changes during the
week, but gradual hardening Of the
principle article dealt in. Everything
seems to hang expectsnt on the weather
and the machine hoppers. So far little is
left to be desired in either or in any sec
ton Of the northwest. To-day regular
wheat. under the influence of firm cables,
opened strong and soon weakened, but
other operations were firm and at the
close an advance Of one quarter and one
half of all futures except August were
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-26
Headlight HINTS.

Chicago, 25.-Mr. Merrill, general
manager Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul lines, denies any intention OF
lnaugurating war on the Iowa pool bv
means Of d one-sided arrangement with
the Union Pacific. His road was deter
mined to maintain rates.
Philadelphia, 25.-The gross earnings
Of the eastern lines of the PennsvIvsuis
road reach the unparalleled figure of four
million, one hundred and forty-nine
thousand dollars for the last month. For
seven months Of the year the earnings
were twenty-six million, eight hundred
thousand dollars, and the net earnings,
nine millions, eight hundred and thirty
thousand; the net gain for the month was
half a million.
Topeka, 25.-The Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad has bought the
IL.eavenWorth, Topeka and Southwestern
line
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-26
$500 Reward

We will pay the above reward far
any case of Liver Complaint 1vs.
spepsia, Sick Headache, Indigesti3n
Constipation or COstiveness we can
not cure with Vests Vegeta bIo
Liver Pills, when the directions arc
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar Coated.
Large boxes, containing 80 pills Ok
cents. For sale by all druggists
Beware of counterfeits and imita.
tons. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN G. WEST & Co. "The
Pill Makers, 181 and 1S2 w. Madison
Street, Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mail prepaid on receipt of a
8 cent stamp. q. G. NJ. 1. Drug
Store, agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-26
Turf.

Saratogs, 25.-First race, stbree-ou.r.
ter m, lie, "Jake White" first s'Ps JAZZ
sec 'Lute String" tbird: time.
Lax. 'ilie'
Second race, mile and 500 yards,
"FellowpIsy" hrst, "Tom Plunkett';
second, "Frs7kie B third; time 2I9.
Third race, mile. Jake WhiteD won.
".Vslpsraiso" second, ''MAlasinen third
Fourth race, hurdle. one and a fourth
miles, Revenge" first, Charles Msrr - -
second, Glasgow" third; time 2 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-26
1t DOesn't Prohibit.

Missouri Valley, Iowa, 25.-Despite
the governors proclamation saloons
openly carry on business. Prohibition
lists know best whether they can prose-
cute successfully since the legislature
failed to enact q penalty. A test case
yesterday resulted in comulete victory
for the saloon interest. The case was
tried before Judge Donaldson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-26
A Delicious AnDe,,-o.

That ensures digestion and eniov-
ment of food; a tonic that brinSs
strength to the weak and rest to the
nervous; a harmless diarrhea cnre
that don't constipate-iust what
every family needs-Parker's Gin.
Ger Tonic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-26
CanOnChet Barrleaded

Providence, 25. Governor sprspue
having to-day refused admission to
Frank MoHlton, who recently bought
his place, and having Calling guns
mitraileuses and riffs to defend the
place, the enforcement Of the law has
been turned over to the state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-26
PFOduce.

Chicago, 25.--Whest quiet, generally
higher, regular LOG asked August, iOo
asked September, winter LOG, spring
1973@8; corn unsettled, firmer, .27X cash,
90 asked Septem Der, AZ October: pork
strong, higher, 2l.971z cash 22K Oc-
to6er; lard stronger, l245 cash, Is Oc-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-22
3amfer ppm 0ia,nante,t,

Qlae Dieienigen, tuel6e ben bollen
Wertb ibres @elbes gu baben tpiini6en,
made i'd barauf aufmerfiam, baB i6
bel meiner bieiabrigen slnipeienbeit in
Nem 0orf Diamanten bireft bonn Smz
porteur fanite unb 1ie bann ielbit ma6
Der neueiten Mobe einfaBte. Sd mar
ferner barauf beba9t, nur refine, tpeibe
unb Aledenloie @teine gu faufen, tpelde
befanntlid bic tpertbpoaften linb. Sd
fam iebt Die f60niie unb gr6bte @us=
mabl BON Diamanten aufmeiien, iuel6e
mad Der Stabt gebra6t purbe, nno
atpar gu Preiien, iiber bic Sebermann,
ber fhon frIber 9iamanten faufte, erz
itaunen tpirb. @ae Maaren tperben
fir bas garantirt, als ausgegeben, ober
bas @elb auriid eritattet.
6. 9erbberg, Sumelier
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(Tprtfebuns fpl,t.
9as Bette uub billiqlte Nabrung

9as bette unb billisite Nabrunss,
mi tel fir Ginber, bic Der Mutterbrult
ent6ebren mafen, 1T Neufdbt ter's
s. elltf6es &in6erme B !" (yds
botropbine); periu6t es unb ilber5engt
@u6, tpie gerh bic &lnoer es ilebn1er1.
Sas &ino bat ben @ortDeil iiber ben err
tua6ienen Menl6en, baB es nur basic
nige getieBt mas ibm tpobll6medt uno
allies Anoere gu nebmen permeigert. Sn
bieier 8e5iebung bat bas vSeut1 DC
6 inbermeb I" ben 8orsug bpn allen
iibrigen berartigen Mitteln gldn5eilo err
rungen. IS 1T billig, geinno uno
ipobll6medenb. Sn allen renommlrten
Mppt9eten gu baben.
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0ie Qok' i'm @of oefouftl-e

= Die &ab' i'm Sad sefauft!-So
benft Wfan6er, Der bur6 marftl6reieriz
f9e Mnseigen BON Mnnbermitteln per=
leitet, iem sutes @elo bersiebt unb cine
pfui6mebiSin ba6urd erbanbelt bot.
go benft au6 ipobl Mander, Der BON
Dem sroben 0eilmittet bes Gr. g..
Silsbee aegen Qamorrboiben, AWAKE
Sis, lielt. 5eib alIo poriidtig, Sbr
2eibenben, unb ienbet erit na6 elmer
probe. Die @u6 g. Neufdbter & Co.,
8or 3946, Stem Oorf, auf 8erlangem
foitenfrei sui6iden perben, ebe ibr einen
Vorratb gu faufen braudt. Sn allen
renommirten Npotbefen gu baben.
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Str grdaer pm 8rillc,t.

Ser 56aben, ipel9er ben Nugen
bur6 bas Sragen l6ledter o6er unpaiz.
fenber 8ri0en 3ugefiigt mirb, bleibt BON
publifum oft unberiidli6tigt. Sd baz
be bas Mnpaffen bon Brillen fir bas
Nuge felt ben lebten Is Sabren gu meiz
mem 5tu6ium gema6t unb segenwdrs
tig 1T es meine Speaialitdt. 9fur bic
beiten gel6liffenen Glider balte i'd auf
Eager uno garantire nod benz eriten
@eriu6e, bab jebe bon mir aussepdblte
Brille paBt.
6. 9erbberg, Sptifus.
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NAL 70 redt aus pollem 5alie laden
fSnate, ater bas mirb mubl ME pcrtoms
men!
Der Gaubibat iab betrcffen ben ana.
Ben an, ber mie cine perburifenos glune
bas Saupt bdnsen lief Gas if ein idwe@
rer 8crwurf, ben Du uns Gaen oa madlt.
pbne es gu miGen, mein tbeures Sinh!
limb bod banfe id @ott, ba6 Du Mid
nod gu redter 3eit an cine Gfidt mabnlt,
bic i'd nur 3u lanse pcriaun1t. WObl
talt Du redt.
(Gprtfebuna fpl,t)
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y v9ie re6te Sa9e CUR reehten 3eit
su tbun, 1T cine groBe &unft. Seoer
Mfenl9, Der an gieren ober 2eber= &ranf=
beiten leibet 1T fid felbft gegesiiber es
i6uloig, ein padet nNiererzGrautA gu
faufen. gs ftarft iene Organe uno,
Graft ieiner pur9irenben uno urintreiz
benben Wirfung, es reirigt oas gan5e
20rperIpfem BON allen b0ien Nusi6ld=
neff
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ieit iener 3eit, mo- in BEN Bergen BON
Melteras Der fiibIite 6anatismus feline
Opfer perfolgte ino morbete; tuo bag
Wort u1ipnsmalm geniigte, ben oatnii
8esei1neten 1ofort auf5ufniipfen, nnbes
fiimn,ert, oh Slau rnb 2inoer bic
Sdnbe bittenb au ben S,enfern empor=
boben.
ger bamals 70 gebsbt lnb, berfoIgi
tpurbe, Der fam i6!ieBli6 ben iibli6en
6anattfern bergeben, mas fie in einem
MnfaG bon politii6em Wabnlinn per=
bro9en baben, pergeilen aber tperben
mir es nie
9amals lagen Yb. 8rauba6, S. %.
Doebler, Grnit &ramer, N6.- 3oeQer
unb id in elmer Seliengrotte beritedt,
in Der Ndbe bon 2epn Springs, oertriez
ben BON 9aus uno 9ot S9ub iu6enb
Dor Ben Spiirbunoen Der glorrei6em
fibliden CONFEDERATION. Brauba6 unb
Doebler tparen aus benz @efdngniB in
San Mntonio bur1 9iilfe g. Brobe
unb 9ufter (beibe tobt) ausgebro6en,
&ramer unb 3oeller famen aus benz
Nueeesgefeht, lebterer bur6 Die @dulz
ter gei6olien; i'd fam, BON Ouhs 2en=
ten perfolgt, aus Ben Soiua=8ergen.
Dier in bieier Gelieni9lu9t lagen mir 8
Mo1en. @lr fonnten oft unfere Beinis
ger an ber 6eIienpartbie poriiberreiten
uno fpre6en b6ren; mir ipdren aber
f1lieblid bod gang ii6er aufgeipirt
iporoen, bdtten ii6 niht mebrere uobl=
meinenbe 6reunbe unierer angenDmmen.
@iner babon NOR Der tiirali6 bier Oer=
ftorbene Baumberger, tpel6er baaumal
elm fleines Blodbaus in Der gfdbe unz
ieres Yerlieds befpObnte; ct mar berie=
nige, Der uns itets benadri6tete, tpie
es orauBen ausiab unb uns nit 8rOb
uno Mafer DeriOrgte.
Obne Greunb 8aumberger Diir6en
mir faum, ober nur bur6 ein Wunber,
gerettet lpprben iein. Ser braue bor=
trefaide Menf6 muBte, baB, menn mir
entoedt purben, au6 iein 2eben nit
Dem unlrigen enben ipiiroe; a6er er bat
treuli9 bel nns ausge6alten, bat uns
betpadt nnb bebiitet.
Mls mir bann in Der Na6t bes II.
September nod Wierico auibra6sn, mar
ct es unb 0uiter, tpel6e na6iaben, OBJ
bic Balm frei lei, uns nit prpbiant
per1orgten unb uns Elm 2ebetpobl na9z
riefen.
Das Slid bat uns ni6t besiinffist,
unfern e6len Greunb fir oieie Mufopfe=
rung entfddbigen gu f6nnen; Elm 9dn=
bebruf unb Danf mar ales, mas er
BON uns empfangen fonnte, id aber
fiible mid peranlaBt, 6ieie ieltene Shat
bon Mufopferung iebt nod ieinem Sooe
on bic Oeffentli6feit gu bringen, nit
ber fi9 ber Dabiugeidiebeme i'm 2eben
ME sebruftet baben tuiirbe.
@9lafe unb rube fanft Ou eblt
Seele, frei tple Oein f60nes 8aterlant
Die S6weis, erbaben ipie Define Bergt
tpar 9ein ebler Sim, gebiM in Gin:
| fadbeit unb Bei6eibenbeit.
s. Qugo Claus.
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Mdtt bedhfe,

baB Der 3tped meiner idbrliden &eiielt
na9 Stem Oorf fein anberer 1T, als bic
neueifen Woben in nteiner 8ran6e ,ulb
biejenigen Sabrifanten fennen su lerz
ne1t bie lire 9gaaren billig berfall=
ien. Sd mar bieies Sabr erfolgrei6er
i'm @infauf au billigen preiien, als in
friberen Sabret, unb fann baber alien
meinen Gpncurrenten begegneit. Man
iiberseuse lid) bur6 einen 8ein6.
-22 6. 9erbberg.
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4 maetae.

MlIe perfonen, uel9e na1 pfan6obs
jefte in oen pfonbbouie oes berforbe>
men .. 6hmar3 baben, auf melhe felt
1rei Mlonaten feine 3inien be3ablt inb,
aperben eriu1t lebtere abautrasen. ba
i'd, in 80 '3agen cine 8erifeigerung
idmmtIider@ @egenfidnoe abbalten uerbe.
"a, IL ,3Om. $. 6ranf.
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g M 0fidfen. 26

r 6. ~. 2lidlen, 26 SOlebab
Strnbe. bat fortwdbrenb fur oas
% boIefaleuno Retails @efddft
eiuen groBen 8orratb BON aepfeln,
gitronen, Srangen, 8ananen, NlRen,
Manbeln. Noiinen feinen ganbies &C.
an 0ano unb empfieblt alles gang be-
fon6ers gum beooritebenben 5efe.
Ma@t Cure ginfaufe bei ibm, no ibr
M@ frif6 unb gut finbet. 8
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syemanb ma6t bic maliti0fe 9,

= Semanb ma9t bic maliti6fe Bes
mertung. es fei ieltfan, baB bic armen
Sdufer, uenn man ben amtii6en Be
ri@ten glauben barf. ale an 9runtiudt,
Altoboltsmus, Sdufermabniinn, am
..Suff" U. ogl. fterben; Die reiden
Sdufer aber on .,aagemeiner Nerbens
f9md4e. ober gdn3li9er gri6opfung,
ooerI ,,Metbplia."
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Man treble 3uweilen our9 elm ober
3tpei DOZEN BON Nper's pillen ben nit
Der 3eit li9 i'm 26rper anbdufenoen
Rrantbeitsltoif fort, unb man uirb ei>
men flareren 2opf unb geiunberen &or
per haben. ri ~.
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prahfenntniffe.

= Spra6fenntniffe. = 3mis
fden Nltona unb 9amburg lie9t bas
9eilige @eitsGelb, cine groBe 8ieie
nit @rdben urngeben. gs bate tart
geregnet, unb elm Brett, uel6es iiber
ben @raben fiibrte, NOR tpeggef6wemmt.
Gin attgetrunfener Wdtrofe ffebt auf Der
anoeren Seite unb ruff einem anitdn=
big gefleioeten Manue su: Speak
you English2"-~Yes Sir !e-~Denn
fmiet mi mol bat 8rett 6ber ben Graz
ben r6ber."
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- Cine alte Barterin, ia9t:. nDr
Nders Gnslifd, Hemeeh" ilt cas Bette
Wtittel sesen Sufieu. Brdune cher Dipb.
erie. Sci auen Mpcttelern 3u haben.
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MAaere @euf@eu.

Wells Health Renewer feut bic
@efunbteit wieber Der nab Siebt Strait,
iurirt Nasenf9wdde, nnfrudltarleit unb
oapere @eiAle4tsfebler. 81.
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= Mus ber Solbaten Snitruftion.
ltnterDfiisier: ,,Was tbut Der @ol6at,
tpenn er fibt o. SDlbat: ,,@r Ifebt
auf, tpenn ein 8prgeletter borbeigebt.
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: 9eutli6e grfldrung. profelior:
,,9enfen Sic ii6, meine jungen Sreunz
De, baB beiipielmeiie mein &opf Die Groe
tpenn nun Die Sonne am DDd=
1ten itebt, bann balten bie 8empbner
nleines &ppfes Mfittag."
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sette @clescmbeit! 9ette @elcsenbeit!

9ette 6elegcnbeit! 2ette @elegenbeitl
Sa i6 mein neues @ei6dftsfofal om
Mainplasa be5ogen babe, 10 bin id
entf6loiirn, lneinen i'm alten Store an
bem Mlamoplasa be1inbli6en Maarenr
pprratb alls5uperfaufen. Maen 9enie=
nigen, tpel6e Maaren in meiner Sc
I6dftsbran1e ben6tbigt 5inb, bietet fi9
oabur9 cine bortbeilbafte @elegen6eit.
Sd babe baielbif borrdtbig:
300 Stiid af1Drti1te GleiberifDffe slt
linb unter &oftpreis.
Is 6tiid fbwar5e1t Galinir, 25 Gs.
llnb dufpdrts.
IS Stiid colorirten @aimir, 25 gs.
@inen groben 8orratb bon @ingbam,
reue Mufter.
: 100 @tiid rotben, blauen unb tuei=
Zen Jlanell.
800 Stad Waterproofs,. Scans, Ga
-3intir unb Gottonabe. s.sms
1000 Stiid aiIortirte Galieos gu 5
Gents Die Dar6.v
@etpirfte Maaren, ebapls, Mdntel,
9olmans, uliters fir Oamen unb &in=
Der, sll unb unter &0ftpreis.-
5pibenfrasen fiir Oamen su &eften=
preilen.
Ydnber, Spibenbeiab, mtiHen obne
&iidbalt Derfauft werbeu.
300 Yaar 9amei= unb &inoer@1ube
NIT &nopfen uub e'piben, gu 81 unb
400 Nnnr 2l1 81. .25.
1000 paar Rinoeri6ube gu so gs.
200 paar S6ube fiir Babies, BON
15 Bis 40 Gents.
Ybilaoelpbia 56ube gu &otpreilen.
Samen= unb &inoeritriimpfe, 800
Dubenb Dameniiriimpfe, 5u IS Gents
bas 9ubenb.
Quilts, Blanfets unb gettbeden, gu
lnb unter 2oftenpreiien.
Gertise &leiber, @6ube unb @tiefel
tperben auBerorbentli6 billig perfanft,
um bamit allf5urdumen.
Garbigan Saden, flaneaen unter5eug,
tpeiBe unb farbise percale=9emben, al
les gu 2oltenpreiien.
G. Re-. Frank,
Nlamp.
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- Reines Blut erhdlt bic @elunoteit.
Or. Ndsrs Blooo @lirir" miro BON ben
terpcrraSenbiien Mer3ter empfcblen. ge'
aue Apctbeiern 3u taben.
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- DpsptpRa per sefdbrH&ffe 6stno
ber3 @e(unbtett, piib chtd Nnreubnn0
bon .,Aders Dpspepnas Eatletc" lurirt.
Bei ollen apotbefern ~ toben.
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@esbs Gilt Gsse zpate bef6reest be
Werbauan8
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alus ftnlimuter Belt.

gs 1T i9on man6es Sabr perfoIlen,
ieit iener 3eit, NOD in BEN Bergen bon
Meitteras Der fiibIite Sanatismus feline
Opfer perfolgte 1no moroete; tuo bas
Wort nnipnsmam geniigte, ben baintt
8esei6neten iofort auf5ufniipfen, unbee
fiimmert, oh Slau lnb ainber bic
Sdlbe bitteno au BEN Senfern empor=
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13
sTALwART TROUBLES.
The DIseOntent which IL Growing Up
I'm HubbelI's Assessment DOmmmit-

The Discomfort which IL Growing Up
I'm HubbelI's Assessment DOmmmit.
tee.
Washing ton Dispatch TO TIE Nes0 S'tR.
Thing are not going on harmoniously
within the COMMITTEES. Members of the
committee say that Mr.. Hubbell is al
Together too much of boss. Mrs. Alll-
son saws the committee doesn't know
what be is doing. Mr.. Hale doesn't
lfksfhe outio1hs; hess storms ahead.
Republican &fenkbee og Congress- are
.chaE9ing the n ional committee
with hvorinQ - members first, as
the members ofthe commerce commit
tee are charged with doing in the river
and bnrbor appropriations, and the
volatile Ferry doesn't have so high q
: regard for Mr.. Hubbell as to believe
him incapable of using his place to
boost himself into the Senate rs Mr..
Ferry's successor. Pennsylvania indie
dependents scent purpose to spend q
handsome percentage of the committees
funds to help Cameron in Pennsylvania
and the Maine Republicans think they
ought to be taken care of equally with
Mahoneites. The Stalwarts are getting
ont with Arthur because he doesn't do
more and the Half-breeds remain out
because he does too much. Logan's
friends are grooming him, and Lineoln's
friends are holding him back, and Lo-
oan l. fighting Lineoln's appointees in
5ha senate, while the shadow OF Blaine
Is looming up. A breakup in the Ca6i-
.sat i said to be imminent, and Repub-
i n are going home out OF temper,
deSnondent and asserting that It doesn't
,noge mneh difference, they fear, how
many voluntary contributions are re-
,.,eiycd,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13
The Mule, The Editor and the Contra
band Whiskey.

Not long since the editor of Raleigh
Netps and Observer went into the
mountains near Waynesville, n. c.,
for q vacation. At franklin, the cOun-
ty seat of Macon, he endeavored to hire
a horse for several day. hunting and
fishing expedition. Cunningham, the
proprietor of the hotel and livery, in
formed him that he had no horses suita-
bic, but that he could hire him a mule
for the purpose. -,
"Blast your mulesw said the editor
"they kick"
"This one never kicks" rejoined Cum
ningham.
never heard of any but head ones
being free from that vice." said the ed
itor.
"WelI, Pll warrant this one, returned
Gun ningham, emphatically.
The editor, on this assurance, took the
mule aud departed. Well, he was
kicked, as anticipated, and laid up sew
eral weeks, much to his injury, physi-
cally and financially. When he re-
turned to Franklin he paid for the mule
hire, and then presented Cunningham
with bill for payment for SIS as dam
ages. Cunningham WINGED, deferring
payment for few days. In the mean
time the editor grew thirsty and Gun
ningham, at his request, sent his mig
ger'' over the mountain to a licensed
still or grocery for some whiskey. Soon
after the whiskey arrived, Cunningham
with the ostensible purpose of settling
SIS matter, went with friend into the
editors room. Two bottles of whiskey
were on the table,"
"What do 1 owe you," asked the
editor, DIOR your nigger's trip to the
grocery"
ooh" answered Cunningham, Pll
take drink of whiskey for it. The
nigger's services for the whiskey.h
"All right" returned the editor, and
Cunningham poured and drank. 1awoI
"Now," said Cugningham, Show
about the S75.n .Is5r - ssi ..sgsa !,
"You must pay it,p answered the eai
nrll paw nething,,s began Cunning-
ham. i'm : set manner. al think / have
you,li II you don't give me a receipt
in full for all damages you consider me
liable for, I'll have you arrested before
nigbtfafl. You have just sold me whis-
key without license! Here's my wit
ness. and Thornton Rogers United
States commissioner, lives acorss the
street. He will issue warrant on my
affidavit. Your conviction would be
o.ktain, and so was years imprison-
ufent."
The editor laughed at first, and then
grew pale. A compromise was agreed
upon, no money or notes being paid
over or exchanged, Cunningham being
ah cad by free yearly subscription for
the Raleigh Nelps and Observer.