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4 sharp Citizen.

Tho Cincinnati rr- q, Tolls this Sto-
~. \ citizen IF l.udalc. having several
acres oi fallow llud living idle. deter
mined t. put Il under cultivation. His
hired man suggested that 4 mule ho
h~ou-htiur such iruircu. The amiahlc
citizen agreed and went - = n~viEhhor.
who WIS something of a stock raiser. "a
buy the desired animal The stock man.
with the mnir>;y characteristic 81 his
kind. produced = mule which he war
ranted perfectly gentle in either single
~ double harness. al this Tor Sl.sL
The amiahlr citizen bought the excellent
mule. an! hr WIS sem t. h.> uCW nom"
The next evening. thr 1wlahlC citizen
having returned home. the hired man
. complained that the new mule would
not pull 4 pound when hitchcdio acar;,
/. The ueNt day the nude WAS sent with
the hired man L. Barney Fox. 4 seller
Of horses and mules on commission.
who WAS instructed - dispose Of the
mule for not less than Sl25. In tts
meantime the amjab,c citizen had
sought on, his friend. the stock raiser.
ami told him he thought two mules
were better than one. In this opinion
the stock raiser conceded. and before
the two friends separated the stock
/ raiser WAS authorized IL match the first
mule At any price under S2ua. The de-
lighted stock raiser went 10 Barney Fox :
stable and stood in the doorway watch
inc the BOYS riding horses II a more
spirited and fri>kS way than the AMI
mails seemed capable Of. Until 4 mui,
appeared upon the scene that appeared
as like the mule of the amiahle citizen
rs two mules can. Without much bag,
Cling the mule wa> knocked down. fc-
uratively speaking. 10 the smart stock
raiser. who took him To Glendale ans
offered him Ia his neighhor NJ a slight
advance on the purchase price II. ].
needless 10 add that the stock raiser J:
owner az the mule, having paid Sl2;
for IL. while the amiable citizen Is SIS,
less Barney Fox's commission. ahead
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tn vc-,'st kingdom batter nc ;
tnar an crrilirci l- - ,--- G-.s -sn. -
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f-.t4I .at, M.-y sf'1'g'' 'ly sav1E =
iiei- lives - is healing sri ~s;-eEas-sRGs
virtues
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nance. S1ii he jake - - >beTs -iC
ssAl the >bsuf. he w2s -11oi gaSt 5es1-e q.
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Cant" saws Emerson, lis useful
10 provoke common sense. Ii * also
useful. with an apoS;rophe. when a
doubtful friend asks you - Sad h!n
five dollars
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Ediysiose Lighthouse.

. whar- greater A.! more ~a-
ir,rrsz: -a. ass thai 'as IttFrsu
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O.. - sad .a .as u.r't. aat go fame g
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ak goae forth lEbp a. .aats l. W..
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sr'-r ,n - part g ;.a Us.s "a. .
new ittrs'.-", ..H '-a-
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ben r9rup..,.t Wh9 rAu yca'a-, @.
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.art u their s.-.-i'y St-r= -a-1
and dan ,le chaHus. s-- eET- o.
Imminent -..- f -frs.as grG 'as e
us.- 20 .a -..i ard ,-.-s- reef.
Whu-e TN. at Gaze. 80 s..
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crc& g. Land there - az. M.ry a rs.-
Ian, -hp, Which lad - -.ea
g.-i,d he- ha~l.,wkr! c- a.-.--
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A orEkrSFo~rENT -rfr-S g n~ca~ :. -
"a c.u-ee aSfp.c Z Tho t-4grf4i~ It's
l. thr ~eysre>i 81 n cigcu-e hzs yct received
-Nu~rfrzz ErvaI
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"Na sad TIE Cnd1nza ma u at
tc-omc i Christian. ! ant te-r - give -
reztin- -" la. pa2erx"-Las~< f-urw5-
Jcasrs-r-
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TEy hobbies, hing q boots /. st--io--
G4ss-r E-sA
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PFnrIr vkrs;sy away f-on ch1-h tL-1l-a
fear Z catching E >nal-eI Esy. 81 &c
ssc-tH aEItv. j~rpzF- ta-a--- EsEA $ us-
trllCss g--L4ss4 faET<r
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TuT> s. D. say --ar o. pat.. farmer al~~-
e.. rs 'a-' az: -Eu-s aTs- -
AM vic al H., II t- Eial 's- SIS =
= vs a ,hr rs. t0l-sf. so ----- I'm
r1ck cots tive tos.a-, 1s#. ,.s3.r.-- Car
t.ecA. Ilrec Ul.e~ beh.rl tls -1-g
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NEKE -c-ts b.. heal Ea.a -hr .s- - v--r
.v.u'h g. 2 :-a, Az. q e ---- So -u4
E-yL .-.-- r-r-' C-l.-us-N - al-
i.Gyei ne ui>eAi-. wy;l n -cT aa-e Ea1-
HAT
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KEr-E-r rEZ Is ~ho tisaT-r-s = Tie
lTu-4Ity = th- usle-n TTEe r Af> a-@n
gf rs r~ l--ce IT, L~0c8ra t-ClT~ Trey
L-yc PACING mails thsre-->Jr--- -a---
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a REMARKABLE BOON
PARL0R ORGAN
INSTRUCTION Book
a, N

Tor Learning both >~sIiar s"i sacred
Nu.l. on The Rect 90 T,sIvF orGsa.
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Rev. Brook HERFoRD, Of Chicago, re.
Gently asked Dr.. Hisch, a Jewish minister,
TO explain to the church Of tho Messiah
the modern Hebrew estimate Of Jesus
Christ. The rabbi did 80 to the delight Of his
hearers, and all were gatifed with the
spirit OF his remarks. II the views of the
address, says the Chicago Alliance, are the
thoughts and feelings OF the Jews in
America, there are new bonds OF friend.
ship springing up between Hebrew and
Christian. when the Jews confess the
sincerity and morality and piety and clio
quence Of Jesus they offer the Christian
people abundant reason for strong and
outspoken friendship. We cannot expect
the Hebrews TO confess the divineness OF
Jesus, nor that he was sent to supersede the
Old Testament dynasty. Such confession
would be the abandonment OF their whole
history and theory. We dare not expect
Nj a transformation and must be satisfied
onI YIlratihed with the admission that
Christ tEas u sincere, lofty and eloquent
leader scf humanity toward God and A
in.nre S&. With such opinions and with
obIe IeadsShS the Jewish rabbis OF this citv
mr., aSIc 10 elp the Christian church in its
strrprle sraiE atheism and vice."
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DIED.

THoMAS-on Monday morning, April IL 1852 at
SoclOcE, HENRY A. THOMAS, u native OF Wales In
the dxty.fourtn year Of hlSGge
Fuleral from his late residence In .EtnavIIle,
Ohio, this Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Friends
OF the family are invited to attend. In,erment at
Greenwood Cemetery.
ROGERs-Nn Monday afternoon. AnrIl II 1850
at O'Clock, MINERVA T., daughter OF James p. and
Joie Rogers, aged fifteen months and twenty-five
Funcrd SevlcCs at tho residence OF her parents,
No. IS South Penn street, on Wednesday morning
at lOo'clock. IntCrment private.
C0oKE--on Monday afternoon, April II. 1882 At
O'clock, JAMES Il. COOKE, In the sIxty.6St year Of
Funeral from his late residence, No 1924 Jacob
street, on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock,
Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
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A Coudn, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
inCurable Lung disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but acts directly on the inilamed parts, aIlay.
ing irritation, gives relietin Asthma, Bron-
chitis Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat troub-
les which singers and public speakers are
subject to. For thirty years Browns Bron-
chial TrOches have been recommended by
physicians, and have always given perfect
satisfaction. Having been tested by wide ard
constant use for nearly an entire generation
t me nave attained %sL!e ne t rank among
% cents u box everywhere. TrhsGw
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peaches Our reasons for this conclusion
are that in no section Of the Peninsula were
the trees In q more exposed condition than
around Milford At the time Of the freezing.
The trees were In what IL commonly known
"a "iull bloom, and Of coutse In that con.
dition would suffer most. millions oil
buds have been killed, thousands yet re-
main" Careful examination, made byour-
selves and others, fails to find any twig Of
last years growth that has not one live bud
on Il, and most Of them have from three to
FIVE yet remaining alive. II these shall
continue uniniured and mature fruit, there
will be morelpeaChes than the trees ought
10 bear.
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why VIII You

Allow cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such
as Pneumonia, Hemorrages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be SO
readily attained2 DosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure OF Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung
Diseases. Its Dr. Boschees famous German
prescription, and is prepared with the greatest
care, and ne fear need be entertained in ad-
ministering It TO the youngest child, as per
directions. The sale OF this medicine is un-
precedented. Since first introduced there has
been constant increasing demand and with
out single report Of failure TO do its work in
any case. Ask your Druggist az to the truth
OF these remarks Large sizes rs cents. Try
itand be convinced. TrhsGW
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ouRE on pAIN- -oRlN 8. NEWTON. n. D.
THREE lives SAVED.
TWO OF CONSUMPTION AND ONE OF ASTHMA.
ALL WELL KNOWN CITIZENS OF CINCINNATI
w. make ne following E Xovon Book on Disease.
Dr. Q. y. NEwrev, clncInnatl. ono:

ratory Organs " ~ t"f'
Dr. o. T. NEToS Cincinnati Ohio: 49, " '
I SSi had Asthma Sr ten began treatment
HggG could my delight at having placed myself under
u treatment am gaining flesh and animation daily and feeling
remedy but
cured my husband Consumption who had
us had
DEATH
1t all medicines olien lnstrum
Lam, with great respect Obliged and irend,
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Friend In Need.

Time over and again THOMAS EcLEcrRIc Or
has proved salutary friend to the distressed.
As a reliable curative for Group in children,
sore throat and bronchial affections, and as d
positive external remedy for pain, 1t is q
neYer.iailing AntilOte.
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LYNCE-DEY-on Tuesday, March 18th, 1852
by Rev. Lee, JAMES LYNCH, OF ClarksburE, and
MIS-, CYSrIIIA A. DEFY, Of Wheeling, at her
daughters residence, S. N. Riley, ClarEsbug, ".
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Young Lady Saved by Curing M Her of C es


marked by the fell disease family and
She
communal cough and difficulty Of breathing n
attended others with benefit But by
myt
Tue dear daughter which tells Of the my successful
teatmen " ''
- TRENTON Butler County, O, February 90 1884,
DS n SFeipg desire good can
HSnsr Marie louise sehnns Ghs applied for treatment her
suffering IRON continual cough thne Of breathing pain her
Of fever with other troubles peculiar appetite
for treatment When took her cough Sic
house large portion of the time She had
treatment her improvement steady
healthy
happy healthy girl. ~ ' "'N
recommending Mr. Frank Dbe d
Hamilton
~ ' '''"A NN'"'e Vi
lies the ieryent wish lives ~ "AA'
With truly,
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Asthma a Permanent Cure.

We extract the following from social oesoh Peoria Ill., some time
though she had been sick in life recommended ne
H. Ielber
Asthua, Caarrh and Primary Consumption: ~ ~ A
Dr. There Is no doubt in NV NJ nina h..
mat am cured have myself see II INV
nave
not before
that will
have shown me during sickness and hope
Truly ANxAO EscuIE
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,.,,or nsS ,MaItcrA' Processes.

RocnrsrER, Nh. April l5,-Articles Of
incorporation establishing tho Plandler
Process Fermentation Company, capital
100000, were filed here to-day. The
pandler process Of fermentation for lager
beer consists Of patented nGachinery by
which a governor regulates ~ termenta-
tion and prevents the wasteN lager beer
in the process now in use by NJ the best
brewers in the United States. GeSrge Bar
thomae, Of Chicago, claims II prioRsS in q
patent Tor the same process, and the tQucs.
lion 81 the priority OF the claims Of PfNpd.
Ter md Barthomae is now before the
United States Court, The patent is said
10 be worth Sl,0O0,000, Collectable from
royalties for several years.
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OSCAR WILDE never heard OF DR.. Virgins
LungwOrt Compound till he came to America.
1t cures all COughsand colds. Try 1t! Sold
by Logan 4 Co., and all druggists.
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Confirmation Strong as HOLY Writ.

Since the have received the following kind
and additional VS. 'e "4"N
TRENTON o. February
d.: Respected
Tor the good oe daughter for %
nOw-hiS ia great 80 ~ NN ''"s "'
difference
Respectfully CATTERSx SrnHNTS'
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,oRIT p NBwTon1, M. d.
PHYSICIAN SURGEON ,
No. 90 smaiea Street Corner Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh Pa
~ q the RfS'nT "a History The Hot ArEaa p F
OF Scientific and Rational Medical Treatment Quarterly M
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TAKE no quack nostrums. Put your trust
in Peruna.
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Consumption Associated With Dyspepsia Promptly and Satisfactorily
A we'll known citizen whose pI

well 1856 Bremen street writes as follows,
later PaFs S5Vsn Gss Vas P9 :dmn 9
Ny condition MY fcnd I,G as l TS
Isn0ass "fsO%an with great
% Se E ap s" sa sYes S ss @s "a
"s aS osS 5 y 5R s49f @
on as was Again IssTS e'SoHp
Asthma and Bronchitis.
when FUZZY G"s 1 e0no 1 aGd sos the cure writes the following letter
5 i e. Ss s5 @ 5 sS ss
You a hSTs ffP 5 es' SF you will
EsH 1s n@ ssG 10 { Eiah street.
Catarrl and Polypus Of the Nose
The following letter speaks for ITSELF Received patient was dis
d Dr. a. INFORM yen eae
Iaon Texas several ay FUTURE @ One Of
. s ia; ss@% si 1 Ff s rapidly Have
sA truly Of %y oSS aea our family as
ss s SsnSsy SPis s n "S;5s H @
Durability csF Tor the benefit Of those who have here
5 R s29 z" You g ss s s Py yaSs nj
a a E n a sS %h 5b9s d s bet,
% sny s R %To Toa fsf fe@ IF % so
Su S SS9Eg GSo that y s % 5 5
Sa 5 @ g5 S @ OF % a5,s
n o FGH snn pna 2 s s56 sP
viii on @e SS1 i RG SSnSa Tss s0SS and invite.
aas ' R:P;s g 61 and
m r sn Ss@sS and nSe 9 so63 well D
Postohce Order Check
Testimonials from Patients
The following Of
% being new useful ana easily used lead below
Having afflicted with Nasal and having received much
from actual experience with
ana his Lung or pc invaluable
ntraable disease
o "N" S"e
% find no trouble Die using either Of he they quite simple and
SsSs 2n %S S ss G&E sIoRd
Lang Dator Duche
fully N' NA'e very respect
RSienc to- west Tbdt 4 Young "
g. Wight
John W Fourth street
StSEns Dudley street Nm S1 Fs,@GsT y Iad
co SS en- H1y 5sS Tolod
Ninth
81 Fas Mi dI Sr ff sSSlSG Liberty
N T "a Mhking
SSeaaGSsc ESSTSSvc SM NH ESn
%st rSasEhi 4S VR 90 puys N Whole
Mis-
pAS IhS Carrie Dale
ipup
.RcS, Rchmud sreL @anu' l1 wSinutsle0S '
>0FIN a NEWTON, M
=. PHYSICIAN
NoS5 Smlthaeld Street. Corner Fourth Ayenue p,,n.,
fhn11an u 9fn
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IA This writing Thursday afternoon
the situation may be summed up; Enough
live buds yet remaining for . full crop Of
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Daily except Sunday.
steH6envtlle Accommodation trnin dur.
Ing The day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and B'llaIEG; stopplngwhen required
and Gravel ulll.
MRNIl0n Accommodation
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Jessie Sargent, 50 Smith street,
MI; Young, ~ Laurel street
Esther frost. SO Vine street,
M MN ihEhle N: Smith, u Elm street, Newport. XIV,
i IN; > + Collier, % East Fourth street, "''
!un q. kelluln, S Wilson street,
tLemoh BothGrtOn, IS Kltteuhousc street
E&n CrSt, Liberty. Ind.
= NE ri, . hatheral residence, Prices Hill
3 Il IheoD0ld, Merchant, sos Race street.
w. S,eSST 1s w NeaTc, for daughter Corrine, 90
M farrell, ex.shGrifr. Liberty, Union Co. Ind
Ms' Heo Hack, aRdiSOnyiIle, Hamilton Co d
T.,So E1; MehRlng. " Robert street, Newport XIV.
W,n VIZ n M9GiEGn' supt WOrkhouSc, Hamilton Co. o
I'm ~. Little, 80 Belts street. w. y
"l% hehel Adams, dgughtcroi CT. Adams, Whole
M S III Iron Merchant, 40 West Court street,
MNM EllA d. Blber ClnTksyiIlC, Texas.
MiM \, carrie Dale, ClarkNsille, Texas
tiGc, HSO!Sen formerly editor and proprietor Of
SNha% 2. Gmce FL Lssalle street, Chlrago. H.
Mn 81 u. PAUL, SedRmSvIllG, Hamilton CnIintv n
Tr6 6.';, W; Lewis, lhGrange, Tenn. '''' VI
EawIh hoole, Ol Snyder & IIOOlC, Wholesale Ncr.
chants, lOl Walnut EtleOt, MSE'
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Testimonials from Patients.


carefully
which have
hem being useful and easily used Read below they individually; LOT
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Thomas 5. Royce, Of RoyGe 4 MnSsCtt, % Dayton II,
Henry A. Fink, Commission Merchant 100 West
Court st.. Residence, SSi BRymIllCr ltreet.
@. q. Wight, Engrarer and Stencil Cutter lG7 Race
street.
John W. Jones, 1881 lanklICk street, CoyIngton, Ky.
James Devon. Attorney at Law, 9O2 Hopkins 1t.
Mary Hcyn, 60 Brown street
SlH, Minnie WehklnB, Is Dudley street.
Henry Sewers II Mary street.
Jacob Meyer, 1856 Bremen street.
Ida Wetengel, 2! Elst Ninth street.
John BrinkmeyCr. % Bremen street.
". II. Donaldson, 26T Plndlny street.
l. q, Toner, l87 West Third street.
lrS. Mary Schmudde 500 Race street.
Mn: G. u GIGenamGycF, Az Eastern ave.
J: II. SeAtls, l.. N Il. L., Cincinnati
Mr 9. D. West, for daughter Virgie, 20 Dayton st,
A@gatt simmons, steward steamer Fleetwood, Gin.
CinnAu and POmerOy Packet Company.
J. A.. Darby, 633 EnSt Third street.
Frank SchIntE, Trenton, Butler county. q.
Marie Louise SchaniG, Trenton, Butler county, O.
D @. Coppn, architect Is Isabella st.. Newport Ky.
Mn Margaret GIllivan, Berry ave-. Bellevue, KY
j.. II. Collins, with American Express Co., 100
Laurel street.
Geo ". Ro,S, 100 Richmond street
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-03-18
MONTANA CONDENSED.


Freight Is now shipped fom the North,
ern Pacific terminus to lss'ze'nan for 3H
cents per pound and word has been RI.
crived that within short time the com.
ranv will give October rates tor goods
East to Benson'> Lant'ing--which is alS,u;
20 miles east of Bozenan.
,nosesNosmr
Sheriff II .alv, Of Fort Benton, who was
held by the In lianS and halt.brestls at y
point ON Milk river, has been released y
special to the /mi.te"tiem from Fort As.
sinat',ine, Of the I3,h says: 1.-The command
dispatch FROM this post last week down
Milk river, met Healy and his companions
minus their guns. Captain Read, from
Poplar River, had been to the haf.breed
camp and released them. They have gone
back with Major Kline's command to
where the trouble occurred.
SURE MINER
Friday morning two horses were missed
from the Lexington corral. Alex Ralstu'
is we'll known as a rM,d commissioner, and
many people will remember the little black
horse which somebody else is now riding
away from justice. The other horse was a
bay belonging to Constable Jack Brown.
Two men who have been working in Con.
nollv's stable are suspected Of having
t,ecamped with the missing animals
THURSDAY night the suspects rolled up
their blankets carefully and said that they
were going away. and that too in quick
time. The sheriff i,nmediatel, telegraphed
to all points in this and adjoining terrific
ries for the Ii.gitives. Clarence Earl and
Johnny Tuckerman arr. supposed to be the
guilty parties. They have both been pri-
Yates in the United States army.
o.ssowe r".ss.
Last FRIDAYS Miles City train brought
into our mi.ls, John Gilmore, alias Mans,
hc,d, the man who on that same day one
wear ago, hru,allv murdered his friend Il"
chu,n. and his brother, who has faithfully
lalnred to gain a brothers Liberty. No
sooner was their presence known than the
citizens repaired in - body to the G!cndivr
Hotel and gave them a written orderto
leave town at once. They started toward
the depot, the citizens following bu: part
wav. Their s.av in the depot scc'nin"
longer than was necessary to check their
baggage, the citizens followed and again
ordered an immediate departure and de-
n,ani;N tie Sharp's rifle which the brother
"a, ried At the end ut the depot platform
the demand WIS repeated and ON, ot the
crowd reached to take il, wh'r""isr' he
drew it up in hostile attitude hut was
shot in the neck from some one IN the
crowd ere his intentions were developed:
No one has auyht again>t the wonna"d
man, and the shot that cut him down was
mt in evidently to get there first before ne
U;i.morcp could fire. Ills condition Is
critical Mansfield, the murderer proceed
al .,.,w,rh at nm easy walk, showing not
the least concerned as 10 the fate OF his
brother.