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LIle HnII Don Loft.

Tho bull dog cught hun by the seat OF
his pants. drawers, and Nil ~ the ratc pa
tertamilias In high glce yelled, "stick to
him, rige,n away went the seal OF the
pants, but not So with the drawers, which
The brute tuggcl ut In vain but failed to
tear. The dog hgld on with the character
i-tic of his breed, and IA the young man
tossed Kiss to his dazzling and glidcd
over the high plank fence he carried tho
dog with hin, To the CONSERVATION Of the
old man lie had on pair OF g. II.
Clancey's doubc-seated drawers, ami on
learning it the old man went and bought
"a lot Of them ut H. Clanccy's, No. Gl2
South Main street, Dallas, besides u. lot OF
shirts and underwear manufactured there
at the very lowest prices
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-12

| This Ia probably the largest show now
before the public and Is the only show
which will visit Texas this summer, II
will reach Waco ON saturday, July -
| The following from the Chicago Times
speaks volumes. "Ihcre ran be no COM
| plant that toUp's circus is not massive.
1 The menagerip, three ring performances,
and hippourOmC present enough variety
OF entertainment to suit the most exact
! ing, and RS everything proceeds with
prumptness, and the cOnvenienccs Tor Oh.
| servatiou are the best, there Is every rcAs-
| on to warrant favorable opinion on the
| part OF the visiting public, The circus
| tent Is one OF the most spacious ever put
] upon the lake front, the stretch of canvas
| being remarkable The seating accom-
mOdations are the most excellent, rs-
| pccin,ly those ot the reserved section, and
| there Is thC same certainty OF seating and
avoidance OF confusion that one expects
| to lind In u thcater, each division being
| lettercd and numbered. and
provided with alert ushsrs. In spite OF
| the chilly evening III which there WAS no
, invitation to Il tended pastime, there
was great crowd OF people, hut small
portion OF the seats being without uccu-
pants. One needs must be attentive
and wHtchtul to keep account OF the per.
formance, where 40 many things are
being done Rt once, the three rings gen.
orally having acts going on III them
simultaneously. This is the outgrowth
of the public demand for things gigan-
team and out of proportion, and II
there is not the blissful enjoyment OF
other day, arising from close relation
between ring aud spectators, no fault
can be found with the manager. who IL
urged into enterprises that he would
avoid but Tor the incessunt "more"
shouted by the public. Among the in.
terestiug features Of the programme are
the Xuus in their war dance.
the riding Of Frank Melville, VIM.
O'Dell, G. Marks, and Miss Lottie
Marks; Ella Huola, i'll balancing nets on
the high rope; Professor Whites trained
dogs, the Loyals in trapeze act head
long dive into the net below; tumblinR
by the company; the well-trniued
Broncho horses, and the hippo
drOmc, which concludes tho
performance. This last cpl
sodc is perhaps the most Interesting,
rs It IL certainly the most spirited part OF
the entertainment. II Cunssts OF "A hurdle
race by female riders, Roman standing
races. Hat races, Zulu race with horse, and
the final chariot race. The audience be-
came quite enthusiastic witnessing these
sports.
In the first tent, whoro the animals
are, may be seen u series OF platfor ms
representing the several incidenta asso-
cinted with the assassination OF prosi.
dcut Garfield, mud villaiuous figure OF
Guiteau, showing the suit Of clothes
actually worn by the assassin when he
shot the president, and standing i'll the
,-t.;t'.io ~ ono about to fire the fatal
ball.
There will he two performances, after.
noon and night
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-12

Are your hands and lert coldY i,noe
your pulse beat Irregular Dos your
heart quickly paipitite at the least eXcr-
fion, wOrrimcnt, or nervous excitement
Does your face ottcL Hush from u rush OF
blood to the head Are you troubled
with dyspepsia, Indigestion, or some
urinary disorder Beware; Death may at
any time suddenly cn-uc from HpoplcXy.
10 not delay. our sy stem needs some
true medical tonic. Nothing Is so good
ms Browns Iron Biltcrs. This cNccllant
remedy will assist nature In quickly re-
gaining her lost hold on health aud lite.
II STR npthcns every pat OF the system,
and rcslol, the different organs ot lite to
their normal condition In Diseases OF
IN exhaustive nature, having "A Tendency
10 weaken both mind and body, 1t
invariably acts like charm. lournd.
Sold by Tucker ~ Willis. Waco, Texas.
TlnlNy
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M interested tn handiiag our fo,g WILL
please Jsar he U,ipd hat Messrs. Ci0ciand
4 Cameron. whoicsale groeers, Waco
Frps, aro our sole nqe,i's ANIL deaters wiii
be supUiird Hropgh Them NTH The geopis's
Grottts "Nug FtoDsr." Mann, & Magls
hest. aud o,a. othcr braads, Hey ksep fpit
suppitcy ~ all oty products apd At prices 10
ptsc' mn compstliou far Ike graiss.
Nj Wy j MANN, Pro. braEos M,ii..
LII
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TO all Who are suffering from the errors
and intersections al youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, luss of manhood, etc. !
will send you recipe that will cure You
tree of charge. his great remedy WAS dis
covered by missionary In south Amer,
lea. Send -cll-addressed envelope To the
Rev. Joseph Y. Inman, Station b, New
York CITY. -nO2eOw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-12

Having purchased the Waco agency "a
the Liverpool and London and Globc In
surancc company "" are prepared Ia is.
sue new or renew old policies. An pu
ties indebted to the company are request.
dcr-igncd.
DuWN- ~ FuuI.
llENRN " bGpFN, Agents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-12

We guarantee that "Conrad's Budwei,
Ger I, brewcd, especially Tor our trade
according TO tie Eudwris CT process, OF III,
test Salzer ,iops aud Bohemian Barley
and warranted 10 keep In any climate
ASK your druggist for ii. 7lOlt
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NnIire.

4 parties in arrears to mc are resp ri
fully but urgently requested to call and
settle u- | have waited patiently and they
must now be closed up, or ! will be com
PEELED To place all claims In the hand, OF
an attorney Tor collection.
N1LHIW SANFORD .IOmNsON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-12

A house with cotton gin aud press
ruuniu genr aud steam engine, all III
good condition for service, sitnaiod ON my
plantation seven miles southeast of the
city. For terms apply on premises.
G27d&w2w w. W. DOwss.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-12

Remnant sale comprise all new choice
goods that were pUchl,hod this season
Gentlemen, keep cool, and clll Al Il. TIA.
hers and get one oi those uuhhN straw
hats which he sells cheaper than any
house in town.--G25tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-12

IJAILA|, JWNt, u, I07a,
10 Whom It May Concern
We understand certain interruptions
parties In Waco aIc claiming to represent
the Erie City Iron works and be able to
take orders for their goods, at the same
time representing them ms interior and
Offering NJ figures away below what II
costs to BUILT, in order to sell other work.
We brand these parties IA frauds and cat
ton the public againstihcm. We have no
regular agents At Waco Mt present tor the
Erie City factory, but shall be pleased
to appoint any good firm or man to re-
present them there, and In joining terri
| tory. &. a. KKATGSG.
Correspondence with buyers OF engine.
and boilers solicited.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-12

Oll"c of Erie city iron Works, Manu-
lecturers 81 Steam Engines, ioilcrs and
Saw Mills
ERIE, rENN., June s, 1852.
To whom It May ,"nvcrn.
G, a kcnting Esq.o ball07 Texas, has
been appointed sole agent IN the -tntc OF
kas, ior the SALE ol MI kinds OF machin.
ory manufactured by Us.
EIuE CTIr IRoN WORKS.
by GEO. SELDOM, President.
New York office and warcrooms a.
COurtInnd street.
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ArTnKNEYs AT LAW.

Once In the Hogan building opposite the
MoLlclland Hotel. special and prompt attend
Practice IN the 4 :. circuit court at Waco, and
In tho district aud superior courts in MoLennAn
county. Also In the supreme court, court Of
appeals and commissioners of appeals Of thu
state Of Texas
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University Of Virginia.
SUMMER wIECTUREs nine

SUMMER LAW ECTURES tnine
h'Elu 18Th July, la>,, ana rbd lath NellriuDef.
Have proved Of signal Est, 70 students,
who design 10 pursue their studies NJ THIS or
other Law schools, ~, to those who PROPOSE
to rea priv at ly; and 81, a. practitioners Who
hAv" not had The adN antage ut systematic IN
auueiinu FOR circular apply o.. ~. lniNrr-
sity OF Va To Joltk u. MINOR, lrof. Com.
aud stat. Law,
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FOR SALE.

MY PLACE ON south Ihiri stIout. opposite
vi to Col. Il. Il rArrutt Apply 10 ". V,
Fort, "a /. Austin Avenue. --7-sm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-12

IANARN BIHHN,--A rhuivr collection, in
y Cludng German and top kuOt hirtia can De
obtained by applying early Mt This "tce.
uiuilw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-12

NSE sl-rlnsa second hand rOckuway Ap.
~ pli T. j " WhItel"y, siAth street, near
Austin Avenue, u''olw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-12

Enlarged, rclilted, elegantly lighted and
ventilated, and now the best appointed
resort In the city for iirst-class bar and
billiard hall patrons Prompt and cOur-
teous treatment, and the best goods Tor
III AT the Commercial" "a Austin Ave
nue.-lOoGtI
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LAWYERS.

NfCKINNoN Il CALL,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND LAND AGENTS
HillsbOrO, Texas,
SPssiAi attantian Givon to umnrciAi and
land litigation,
Have complete and perfect abstract OF titles
to all surYoys of land in Mn county.-0799u
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MONEY 10 LOAN.
WANTED.

ITO nNClIASGE land sultabl, Tor q sheep
i ranch for city property. Apply ~ thus
UtiCC to IL. W. HUBBY
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COR1l LOIS In tuugcT'- addition. Fine
L Residence propsrty, alta bargain. Apply to
II. h.. tuugrr. WUiAn
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NOIiAGE Of all kinds. Hay, oats, mlilet
Il and Tod lrr, Ia bale or bulk, delivered In
any Part ut the city. orders lett AT Jno, \.
Marshnlp- or X, \. ramrr'r will receive
prompt attention. WILLARD Il. JACKSON.
b.IiIu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-12

I HAVE, in different parts Of the city, dcsIra-
i bic building lots, which the pruient cash
purchaser Is adNlscd IN look at before pnrchas-
Ing. Also choice landr IN small or large tractH
ia different counties, Mt prices to suit. CIT.
cdgCtitloa II Is to your interest to see INC II
you want either city or country property In
choice localities cheap,
OlOgtf GEO. BARNARD.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

The practice OF educating boys for
the professions. which are already over
stocked, or for the mercantile business.
in which statistics show that ninety-five
in a hundred fail of success, is fearfully
on the increase in this country. Ameri-
can are annually becoming more and
more averse TO manual labor. and to
get q living bv ones wits, even at the
cost of independence and self-respect.
and = fearful wear and tear OF con-
science. is the ambition of a large pro-
portion of our young men. The result
is that the mechanical professions are
becoming a monopoly of foreigners,
and the ownership of the finest farms.
even in New England. is passing from
Americans TO Irishmen and Germans.
Fifty years ago. a father was not
ashamed to put his children 10 the plow
or to a mechanical trade, but now they
are "too feeble" for bodily labor. Il
seems neve 10 occur to their foolish
parents that moderate manual labor,
in the pure and bracing air of the
try is Just what these lads need, and
that To send them to the crowded and
unhealthy city is<to send them to their
graves. Let them follow the plow.
swing the slcdge. or shove the fore
plane. and their nerves will be invigor-
ated with their muscles, and when they
shall have cast of their jackets, in
stead Of being thin. pale. vapid cox
combs. they shall have spread ont TO
the size and configuration of men. A
lawyers Office. n counting room. or a
grocery. is about the last place to which
a sickly youth should be sent-Hossc-
hold
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
HUMOROUS

How NAV burglars be h,p, ou, oi
any honsce BY leaving til vsluablcs
out at night on the front DOR STEPS
". j. GrapAic.
The poet who asserts .ba, life N but
n dream was never cali~i in Ia help
move the eook-sto,e or gst n barrel II
cider down cellar. -DcfcUs Free Pros.
A local ira-edian in Minneapolis BY
the name II Barol 10 81 gwen Ia gnssh-
ing his teeth when he rants thai they
call him a gnash- Barul baltimore 81.
cry Saturday.
A machine for grooming horses has
been invented. II u ever Is tried ON u
mule We shall have scrne of the work
Ing parts III the mach 40 on exhibition.
-.NeV Hnren Registey.
Don't you believe in 4 future life
in which We shall renew the ties tina,
bind us together heres' IL do said
the hen-pcckcd husband sadly. bat !
don't want o."-Bpoklya Ea9is.
Elephants. IL il believed. can he
taught 10 play billiards. II 81. il will bc
n grca, relief to young men who arc
now Obliged to give up 80 much OF then
valuable time 10 this work.. o.
Pieaynne.
A small bo, in ,his city who was
PLAYING iruant The other day. when
asked II he woridn'i get n whipping
when he got hous,. replied: What Is
five minutes lick az To five hours Of fun-
-Ldwrcnce AmorioaH.
There are adozen known insta &c,
where people hare been cured Of rheu-
ma;ism by lightning striking the house.
II lightning wur a-mind u attend To
business II colld be Of great value "a
an-Defrof free Press.
The incosgruiiies II nature are
well illustrated when q mar whose life
from the cradr has been one stuven-
dous error. POINTS out a small mistake
in n newspaper and asks the editor why
he can't keep things straight in al.
paper. -WhsahaR Times.
LOOK yar. Glenn. don 30 b. growL
in bout de scaccness on dem var troa-
sers! Dcy's 60, as much war In EN-
Wit rs dem shanks o. yo'n. chen Il yo'
fader did tramp rom in 'em mon
forty year. lie didn't hab no SIGH a'rs.
He'd be pnnein' 'roun' in 'em VII. and
be proud 'sutf oh de chance. RI Jar VIM
any 'easion for gcarmints whar he's
gone. "-zome Sentinel.
When a nan slips up on a piece 81
orange rcl. II Is best To wait until he
has quit mbbing himself before tender
ing him any advice how Ia avoid the
disaster sext time. Besides. il - h,ghiy
probable he would disdain To receive
sny sympathy or advice. and rcply ne
did An tnebriaied individual who fell |
down Q fiigh, IL stairs the other night.
and . passcr-by fearing that be WAS
seriously injured. ran 20 pick him MP;
but the man m~aj.s;icsliy staggered q
his feet. and In reply 10 the Prodered
aid. ruared out: Now. you yes iet
lone. Want no foolin' round me-.
allus come down stairs that way
1czas SJfssGs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

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A. b<<ns s.~~~ea sssA
e~<a~awsSf<
s>~-<v - - s<<s~n~ss-
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rs 90 - sv~<v essa
v5~ rHs@
Arsx~ y. 49,
q 80 szzs. $500
fsnr~<xsS "a ks<->4 < 49,
$50 ks-sx&s ~ $50 t&Fw
f~wa go - 49, - ef&s
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ny t~sf ~ ~&s &
r. $500 as @- ~ ~ss
k.n~4A 49, sae~ss Zr f~s
O. s-xss tA-~tsn~ ~sS 80.
ss~s o. eass~4 Nzs -
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

Mr. wh;sssss 49, -riss~.k ,m
eu@eenorsssv. a In eAi.jfsas asva
sos Lcaxssaov ssd - Inaxs~Esss
d<zssA.
Mr.. Edward Fr~~msa. d. EsxsisA
hiseers>a. has e~~. e. kssfsy r~e~ivsl in
he Cnsrd Ssase. TIA: he ssv h~ .sa
srrss e~l<se aaysAsnx u ef fk< ADers-
e.ns In the fzsnr-
IN nsmsia ad nd haze ss cvurs
H<rnhxn1s soox. The srss ssnss be a-cz
Der vss hst Aa<es1 lie t.A4 k<r .kaf
be lad ApAssssa sx As .s<s aaa ssk-l
% be aEosei - yotn hsr uuur~. Sc
vas so pA2s-i Al has rv~itsss ,hss .As
admitted him 10 kss cBrnYSxny. snki~s
The name q ''D.h"-N y. ~
-wiIssn Y Chasdle<. os Ne- Harp
sAtv. apf-ssntsd - b. S~rrs&zy q TIE
Navy. Is q n.fir. - C1ocsri In ,hss
State. and 10 ~icsy-srsca y.ar, 81 ss~.
lie wks Jud<e Advocate censrxl Il The
United States Sssy in 1888 and sahs~-
qs-ntls. for tao sexrs nns-Asss;sss
sccresAr ot tho Treasury. STAGE tAss
tine be has pr~rt1ecd ss IN has e~n
sxGe-Cssoa2v JesrssL
-tftt EF&aA< k@NA4tEtehs s@
Island. Is . maa II the people. hastns
In hs early DAYS worked IN = c"f'aa
factory Al Saisek. oae d tho Villages
which have grown up around the sp.gue
malls. Viii. Lissssf~sd wAs toaiinS al
iAs spsadle. William SpTAcse xas Gov
srnor. By . tarn os fortanes ~kesi
spngue became . bankrnps sui ii,tls
tsla . Observation-Disclosures JessFxas
w. Clark Russell. author u The Dc
iightful scs noscls. TIE Wrs~k q ihs
~ Sailus's Sweetheart
and IAN Ocean FIRE. Lance" !. bar civ
ihirty-eight ear old. lie vAs b'Fn IN
New YORK City when hi. father. b
wc!i-kno~n singer and csmp-ssrr. wss
in this country. foung Russell went 10
sea when thirteen years odd. l-f; II when
twenty-five. and married Ia the nsxi
year. AMI began to write ave years later.
-CAscaso TrbanS
jesse James mother ~ss 81 IN.
Lady Macbeth type of ~oman. She ga
large. handsome woman ii, feet high.
with n massive frame. and had no othcs
thaa 10 nurture In her sous a
reckless. brave. murtrroas. lssicss dis
position. They de,e.;cd school. "a
what little good influence Ina; ~ss q,
ertei over them by their father. ~ho ~as
n clergyman. ~as SCOT eEdc1l Not b
ing able To endure her treatment III hiL
abandoned her .-CasrserJosrs
The publication Il the author 81
oi the works of the late T. o..
dent Garfield has teen en,ras,c To
James X Osyooi & Co. oi 30
II will be carefully prepared snh
by Prcsiden, X A. Hinsdss 81
Hiram College. Ohio. the htc-ioag ,irnd
VI General Garfield. Who Was tho-sigh-
IN familiar with the late Prcsidcn' 9 hAb-
is and method II thought IL y II oa-
tain new portraits IL President { srtirld
The work is expected To be- Z ally for
publication in November ncxt -CA,ca-
70 EeEs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

ia ssa essr fsaF 4 iu&s fsanss'
i~'naAa, 49, sas p~s - sss e@e dts
-ssi. t~~arf~ssF~ he ~&s h~@ "a
l.s& ia ~rsrssnEvssh beg u sss~
.le BE kNsH-sl the tsz@ Il . sA
tsit sas ss ie bafs~i hy = Ca 49, b. aNi
~ aiAashsa ikEs he 'svH aNssf~a 'Ae
a. q nssaiNg 2-s. ara essv3 si3n
5r.am ia s~~AthsFh~zssa fsnsuesa'.
~asrv ies a ~h@ Be- hsvl aaa@ ca
e-pl ts hts b4stA ils hssvi hfsta aeN-
is. abA sl~zss kNi = barnf~s - tA~ss
4, .sg stx.as Ms r@sA. ~ Assx "a a.
shsaAieF. 80 fs~sfinx sFssa bis 1sai
Ia the coaF- 20 usssa. a Nsfs GRIPPE
Ast. hs neghss. sznae 81 hve ~tth ia
ris jobs ant The hsnsts Anai ssTFuea
Ib- yzsss shtAd hsi nns the asa - 80
irrL whkh sscFlsppzzi sseh eshy anl
tufnui ia~aFi The ttn1 antan al ass
rvss anti So bad rr~slnaiy nsfw steI
shs frss. sfFraEfksnsnE lissas IS an AZ
psFatus II uAi skfss snsi hzsAsf. zni
tnalls issght tkuua - ~ak Ira ~
iiosl-hi hsw nssrh nssfu Flpsaansi, fha
tins ~ysshi pass ssF {hs bsY II ho AHe~
hu- - FvAsi Asd srtss. AnI - b. bEsa
g. iassfast hlfn. ttrssflY u ~susfef
81 hm thai b. cssii teach e1ss -
easily AZ he rssasi u,aassp asse Fspsi ~
BE- ins.trsi ssas q ihs negttuns
shiAirvn ia. aid. "a she ysAfs sect ua.
this Singular picsaTu mtght - mn
Ia tis cnssr e tha little sAs@s. ga
feet - is snd st~ras sightssH beet AsaF.
The lame ~,ablss. ~sss As ielis Ia. aati
lwlnkAaE sys. wauti 30 SEATED b.,
'ss; 80 taF~soae oa hs lne~. sn.i tls
hansis bussi, rl,issv shs ns~te sni
thrssA Al srssnt Alfn ~osi3si 30 Ears
ilask ryes. htsu sy~s. hFtssn eva ~aahl
shine fr,ssl every czsssss. sod th~ hnsi
- ,usiuE sss4evs zssi sbs ,arpinz - siats
Pencils wrry M nrsozi 9Th tAv slartsr
oi the bsris = htfk ynPsfei the tsss 4
the sh-l Ssa. sc tbr pupils sst ga
The steps "a The asFfBs siasf~aF ~tb
lCsi up - the lan shish - az Iuha's t~f
fosyn iahrn ~sfe 80 hsss.s - tasks
q suxi and ~aso saG s~n8satstF oa
thr Horf 1hrY hsfB~l 50 resi .Ftta
and cipher a. Gar a. sha Isis - fkfse.
snsi irsi.iss tAcy harmed Eo--l nssfsh
i"r fnuch bomely ~~eissn isii trsEa tho
. iitss.
Iiunifesis "a hsys ~hs k.d rs ssk~f
for he gathered hts ~hsisrs
HF14 - tffN~ - 49, ~ 80
al they ever knew II h.~sks frssa thss
teacher liz hagpssst DAYS
~erv whsA sprysc ssnbafnssi saiiar .F
woul,i sssTp IN ia ds-swsy. per-
wiib a farFsa ~ q us"nloy ia 80
saying Way. Hsssssr deaf.
'0u sarsiy have npt iasYstss So. .
John ro-ints issghs hs issls ssha~l
fsH maru than 'oftY years. never sskisS
Dor aeeegtssg = cent 81 lsyHsssi issssa
any one.
At the age % sSxwnfy t~a. "a Jsns.
ary 1. isfY. be ~sssidrnif del. ~klia
vita delight ~ . skath q ia
which haa jns; t~en nsass - aa
artist Zoe maay dsss The siihlrvs a
he place we're ~incsasstss8c. sFsd 81 4
fwf~ ssssi ,br~~s shsy came asA sfa-~i .
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time bad ai~ass be~a o~a o.
be neeiy.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

"WeIL. Whist Ss IT," asked justice
Kiibreth n the Jefferson Market Cours
lass Wednesday. a. . iail. mn~eular
German stood before the bar with Court
Officer McIally-
INV name" answered the Gerrzan.
els Fritz Hoffman. and keep .
grocery sf No. 40 We; nirfirth
street The prisoner here challenged
me 70 fight him and threatened 60 lick
me am in danger O. my hfe. and I
want the prusecxion o. the Court
"bstJ ee No rSsouer. SAID the
Judge. "Wbo IL f that u~et this
thressening and sbu<;ve language 20
youf
"Him-thR by replied Holman.
pointing 20 the floor.
The Jussics v.s puxxi-d Re could
re no boy. but heard the kaf-sup.
pressed laughter that went ruznd the
courtroom and looked xnxioosiy a IL
Officer. Who a5d:
.He's hers. youY Hooor. bot he's 40
small Tn have 10 lifs him up fx you %
re him.
Leaning over his desk the Jns;es
~ abe 20 &c . Hf;ie feIksw. nsns
yenn Old. With hrs fists in his sc.
crying hard Alter . kag stare ~ tie
complainant the Court sskef Tho desr
Pera.e criminal 20 ansssr 70 de
charge
my nans b P.inck fasssl~ he
Isped. and I lad him thai q ~ id
pot ~ me alone I'd lick him.
His mother CHARGED Hcssnan vfk
p-essecussax keYscff and ehadr~a. and
. Patrick had spent Tu~sisy sixhs ID
The asf;os kpnse be sas d~sscAaxxed- To
the sesrur and disyu<s 81 Ho4nza. sp
vsnas1 hin bound orsr 10 kssa
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