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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-09-17
-"dying, mentioned 1t within their wills
negneathing It asa rich legacy

1t Is believed that ths average American citizen of
that day was Just AS much of a relic hunter his
present degenerate descendant
And then again, perhaps there more than
one Bagstaif In the Immediate naighborhood of the
post each with Its own bannor-One at Fort Coy
ngtOn, (Which fell H. for Its share of shot and she'll
one at Lazurotto Point, aud ono at every elrthwOrk
In the harbor There IL nothing In the poet Il I'M
mortal verses 10 indicate which he meant that he
had any special reference To the flag At Fort cIIenry
Binc0 that place Is not moniUne In his stirring
lyric Hero is subject To exercise the Ingenuity vi
tho learned, Here IL thema worthy tho attention OF
our students Of history. Hero Ia question for our
debating societies. Was there oyer original star
Spangled Bannerf Was there more than one, aud, II
10, how many were there, aud where and when did
they wave and VINO waved them II tho poet meant
ono In particular, which one did lac mean and what
became Of ~ etc, etc.
Let m hope, then, for tbs sake Of historic truth,
that thesa YeNed questions may D0 settled
at once and forever Let no futuro dOub0r ton pos
terity that HE thrilling story OF glorous banner
ls as Tho nag Itself was once called, "a haunting
lie" We have parted with Poeahontas, with Joyce
eth, with barbara Freltehie aud Tho rest OF them,
but We would fain cling 10 tho glowing romance, the
sacred memories, aud the holy traditions of our gloIi
| GUS nag Of freedom.
- IT'S tho star spanged Banner q long may II way,
OYER lhe lana OF the lroo aud the homo OF the brave
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-09-17

William Louis Schley Lodge No. 4 pro-
poses grand bah on Thanksgiving eve.
Worthy Master A. 4. Rvans, of Anchor
Lodge No. o. Is confined to his home with maIaria
fever.
New York Lodge No. l will be instituted
In New York city by Supreme Ruler Thomas II,
Cegg about tho first week In October.
Grand Architect K. G.. Crump has deter
mined upon series Of grand visitatlOns during
month Due notice will be given the Lodges of the
order in which they VIII take place.
The first meeting of Harmony Lodge No.
10, In TImms's Han last Monday evening, well
attended and Interesting Encouraging remarks were
made by Grand Architect E. @. Crnmp, Grand Sec-
Rotary Ed. Bawsel, aud Past Master George f.
Timms.
Brother s. Charlton, one OF the oldest and
most attentive members OF Anchor Lodge No. y, was
the happy recipient OF handsome regulation badge
the git Of tho Lodge, at tho regular meeting last
Thursday evening" tho presentation address being
made by Grand Architect Crump.
Capital Lodge No. IL is making arrange.
mDntS for levee IN odd Fellows Hail. Friday even
Ing October ~. The affair IL In charge Of the fol-
lowing named: Fast Supreme Ruler l.. IT, Patterson,
brand Treasurer j. W. Thompson, Junior Master
Jane, Holmes, Secretary George II, ilulsa, Chaplain
I'd. Kolb, Conductor Ray, and Past Master N. A.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-09-17

OwING TO the departure of his son from the
city, aud to his largely increased business, which
takes all his time Mr.. Il. =. Justh has closed MS
branch store at iOS Ninth street. The old and re-
liable house, 0l0 street, viii lie conducted as usual
1t is stocked to repetiOn with large line OF tho best
second-ha clothing, to which the attention OF the
public Is invited.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-09-17

AGENTS can now grasp a fortune. Outfit
werth $40 sent free For full particulars address H. c.
Rldeout Co., 10 Barclay street, New York.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-09-17

Abner's Orchestra, Curn's Spanish Students, Don
Ferreyra, the Man flute; Washington sDngerbund,
Herr ignaz Conradi, and the ryrOlean Warbiers.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-09-17

NEW THEATRE COMIQUE.
GRAND INAUGURAL.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER Is, 1882.
REAIODELED, REBUILT, AND REJUVENATED.
WIN reopen for the Fall and Winter Season on the
above occasion with the best Variety, Vaudeville and
Burlesque Show ever seen In the Capital City.
Notwithstanding the extraordinary cost OF this I'm
menss show tho prices of admission will remain as
usuai-5O, 49, rs and ets BoX seats entlre Box 49,
hIatinees TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sATUR-
DAYS.
Performance will commence at O'Clock.
A BNER'S SUMMER GARDEN,
street, between Seventh and Eighth northwest.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-09-17

THE Shedd Excelsior Turco Russian Baths
the perfection of luxury, and conducive to health
open sundays TIL l.. NJ.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-09-17

ELEGANT autumn novelties in fall and
winter dress fabrics have been received at the new
and superhly- stocked dry goods establishment OF r
Seatou Perry OF Ninth street and lennSylVa-
MIA avenue An enumeration OF some OF the choicest
of these goods will he found In another column. also
some Of The prices at which they Will he sold. Those
Interested In the purchase OF dry and dfess goods
should not fail TO read this advertisement entire.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-09-17
E ALL GOODS.

our own ImpOrtations now received and open for
Inspection Seven hundred and eighty nine different
Sutngs Overcoatings, and TrOuserings from France,
England, and Scotland To select from.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-09-17

The cOmpanlonship game on tuesday be-
tween the Post once aud war Department mines
suited in a victory for the former bya OF to
2. Gould hllod the pitchers position for the Post
once 30 aCceptably that tho Wars were unable 10
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-09-17
odd FellOwahip.

Lodge To- morrow evening.
The forthcoming report of Brother Theodore
A. Ross, Sovereign Grand Secretary, viii show that
during the past year tho order has Increased IN
bership 10, OO6
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-06

The Bachelor.-Surround bach
elor with every possible comfort:
give him the roomiest of bed. cham
bers, the most refreshing of couches,
the largest Of sponging-baths cover
his brcakfast-table with the whitest
of table.cloths; make his tea with
the hottest Of boiling water; envel-
ope his body in the most comfort
able of dressing gowns, and his feet
in the easiest Of slippers; feed him
amid the luxuries and comforts Of
the suggest Of clubs; do oil these
things and more for him, and he
will, nevertheless, be unhappy. He
mopes, and ponders, and dreams
about love and marriage.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-06
Ths Daily Bnlletlq:
THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1882.
Smith Was Out.

b1AAsh w - eu~
A Griswold street lawyer was sit
ting in his office the other week
when a stranger appeared at the
door and said:
"Beg pardon, but can you tell me
where Smiths office is?"
"Yes, sir-next door,
The stranger uttered his thanks
and passed to the next door, which
was locked. Returning to the lawyer
he observed:
"Smith seems to be outp"
"Of course he is. II you had ask
ed that question in the first place !
should have answered it by telling
you So"
The visitor had troubled look on
his face as he passed out Of the
building, but that look was gone
when he returned next day and in
quired Of the lawyer:
"How much will you charge me
for verbal opinion in little mat
tcr!"
"Oh, about S." -
The case was stated and the OPT
nicn given, and the stranger was
moving away when the lawyer said:
"My fee, please.
II haven't cent to pay you'll"
"You hayen't2"
"Of course not. If you had ask
ed me that question in the first place
I should have answered b$eelling
you go. Good morning, sir"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-06

An old woman, who bad been
reading fearful account Of q man
who had been murdered, met a
neighbor, to whom she began telling
the story, entering into particulars
with horrible minuteness.
"Whit paper was that in?" in
quired the neighbor.
"Nae paper at a.; it was book
it was in"
"Toots! get AVA wi ye! It's
been a novel we've been readin'."
"Novel or no novel;" said the
old woman, I" the nan's'lost his life
anyway"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-06
J. W. ROBERTSON & CO.,
Subscription Department

further orders
published California the Eastern States Canada and Europe.
At the time receive by mail hundred and
and magazines published the English French,
German and Scandinavian Languages for subscribers
AS subscription list large enabled to furnish the pasp
at low Of subscription. II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08
Sslst(&- Saxembats.

Sn Der beIstfdsn Nrmee inb
cine sross antabI Bsf0rbsrunssn erfoIst
unter ben Npancirtsn finbsn MIR mebrere
9ursmburser, bic aus benz @~rosbsrsoa
tbum s~eblrtis iinb, anbsre, BITE 9ursmbur.
ger Ramsn trasen. Gum Sbsrft uarb Be,
f6rbsrt Der Sberflisu.e tenant pIaScommau.
bant 8. 81. {. s. Wspmsrstir4 gum
Sbsriflisutsnant, Ylascommanbant 8. g.,
Der Wupor 6. 3. Srianne. Sn Der Su
~fanterts wurben bef6rbert ,um Wapor, bic
Sapptleute S9sib uub 9. u. Bertrand /;
gum Sauptmann l. 81. bic SauptIeuts
2. g., Ssui@Iins unb u. s. Soufaint ;
gum lieutenant, Der untsrlieutsnan E. q.
s. &iri9. Su Der Stamm : grmpasnis
wurbe sum llnterItsutsnant Der Sergeant
s. 8. Wisosmann ; in Der gaualsris gum
Obsrif, Der SbsriIieutenant g. Batranb
unb gum lieutenant, Der lIHterIisutsnant
6. e. W. Z. Notbpmb %eruannt. Sun @s:
nts puree gum Captain l. 81, Der gapt
tain 2. g., s. 6. EeOsscO, uno 3. 6. I
YrinS; gum Captain 2. 81. Der 9isuts
nant s. s. e. Wtsrl3 unO gum 9tsHtsnant
Der llntsrIisutsuant y. u. aaore bsf6r
bert. Die SauptIsuts 2. 81. s. g. @irt
gen uub u. .. 3. .. be la 9aps purbsu
1u Batailons' glbiutantsn eruannt. 3isu
tenant g. y. 6. Nosl purbs aus Der Sn'
f~antsrts tur gauauerie psriest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08

Ote 9emetnbe W arcour wart
ermddtist 81, 600 ST. Su bergen, um bas
ameubIement ber &tr9s 81 Wareouray 3u
betabIen.
I'm Is. Suit, gesen baIb bret r1br
0a4mittass murbe Der EageIS5uer 6.
Rastin bon 6olon In elmer Steiugrube
peri4ittet. gr fanb aussnbIidli1 ben
Cob. Rasttn mar AZ Sabre alt unb bins
terlaBt eine trauernoe @tttpe NIT 4 Gins
bern.
am Is. SuIi ssasn 9 ubr absnbs 400
elm unwetter iber BITE @emeinben Wartes
Itusen, Etnttnsen unb Witrp tobin, has
sroBen S9ab.n bur9 &sssn unb S9lols
len that. Die Senifer wurbsn etngei9Ias
gen, bic grnbten litten bebeutenb uno man
re9nst, bab Der S9aben gum wenisfen
SO, 200 Jr. betrdst. I'm 10 ubr Nbenbs
brad Der Sturm tn Der @smsinbe Sas
motsue Los, Defenders In ben Ssctionsn
Broupp uub 8aIansart. Iebsr cine Stunbe
lang bauerte bas i9aurise RoIsn bss Dons
ners. Der Sturm bsfte 6duier ab, riB
bic S9ornffeine nieber unb bei1dbigte bic
5rii9te 5ismIid bsSsutsnb.
SER g. Dubois pom 8aruid, elm
S4lIer Der lluiuerfttdt 25psu, bot oas eriie
gramsn fur bas Doctorat Der Rs6te nit
isbr GROCER ausSsidnuus beifaubeu.
auf benz y abnbof su @rabe giere
rpurbe Elm iunssr Wann beutider abifams
muns fsifSsnommen ; sr bate sinen S5tns
Ten unb msbrsre Rlsibunssltide ssiiobIeu
unb ieste BET ietnsr 8erbaftuns snersti9sn
Bibsrftanb entsesen.
am IL. SuIi sesen 8 1br g4bents
trus f4 81 9irton Elm @orfau ~, Der
lei8t bate idIiume SoIsen babsn t6nnsu.
Gin gferb ranHte BITE Strass binauf, ibsr
swei 8inbsr binwss, Obns fe isbO9 81 bss
i4abisen, bann iu9te Der goItBsicommiiz
idr S9odsrt IS an ber Wdbns f%sfsubaItsn,
absr er erbtsIt stnen S4Ias. baB sr melt
wesHos. Der gommiHdr 1T sin tibner
Mann, ct trdst bsreits bas Slrssrtrsua
l @Iafe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08
0egen ote Sruufenbeit.

Wfit aIen administration uno Ieqtsla,
torii9eu WitteIn ira9tst ~eesenpdrttg bic
ruifide &~esieruus Der um WobIitanb bss
Bottles sebrsnben Z runfudt su fteu-
ern. DAP bas lIsbsl In Der S5at srpB unb
cine rai6e abbiIfe notbpenbis III, beueiien
na3iiebenbe Duten, pslde nur bis gum
Sabre 1877 rei6en, isit welGem eber cine
Wenbuns gum S6limmersn, ais gum Bei'
feren einsetreten 1T. Sn Y~stsrsburs be:
trug i'm Sabre 1877 her Branntueincon,
iun 2.244, 900 elmer, Der B~ierconium
4,14l, 600 @tmer. @s entfsIsn alio aui
einen @i..pobnsr 8 elmer 8ranntuein
unb 81 gimer Bier. SIM Sabre 1877 bat
bic Pstsrsburssr 8oIi3si i'm 0si5bilbe Der
Stabt $4,000 Psrionsn In bstruntenem
Suitanoe Of 6ffsntIiden Often anssbaltsn
unb 100 Yerionen ftnb oil Eruntiu9t &c.
fforbsn. Nimmt man bic Beu6lteruna Bee
ganssn &eidss Erausn ihbesrIfien) ole
Bats, 10 sntfaat i'm Sabre 1877 pom 9e
fammtconium auf isbsn ginwobnsr O,7s
elmer Branntuein. Wan t,Sffet f9 ba'
nit, bab In Der Yeriobe uon ls83-ls67
bic Dur4idnitts5iffsr b6bsr nal (O,s4 st.
mer), absr mon usrsibt babel, baB bisisr
l1mitanb miuoeitens ebsn 10 lsbr Der Ysrs
tbeueruns Der Spirituoisn bur1 bic fort.
wdbrenbe Steiseruns Der goniumfsuern,
aIs elmer Wenbuus our WdBisuns 8usu'
i4rsiben 1T. Sn Der Psriobs ls83-ls67
bat ndmli9 Der Staat pom Der @eiammt,
prohibition 2O,67o, 900 @imsr) an
Branntuein lO3. SAT 900 RubeI on gsrs
brax9iteusr bsSosen. wdbrenb In Der Ys.
robe 1878 bis 1877 BON elmer beinabe
glei9sn @eiammtproouction .(2O, 9ss, 900
gimsr) bic @oniumtionsssbibr auf l46,'
91o 900 &ubsI sefiisssn 1T. Bon Der
@siammtsubl Der Wirtbsbduisr u. S9ant,
locale entfdut tn ben Stdbten zines auf
100, In ben O6rfern zines auf 254 Wdn'
ner. am %unsiniisitsn ssifaItst fd bas
0e,bdItnib Der Wirtbsbduler 3ur BspSlts'
runssbabI in ben YrouinSen, wsI4s ben
S9aupIas Der Iettsn %SubenbsSsn biIbstsn
WoboIien, @Olbpnien, rtrains). guf pier
D6rfsr e~ntfalen bort ssbn Wirtbsbduisr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08
Gin unterttIbter 1ort6Iaa.

@ir i&lassn Dor, 70 i&rsibt bic vStimme Der
Mabrbeit' tae bic ssiammte surppdiite unb
amsrtfaniite Yrsie benz arabi pai6a cine
GoasetiSsG anfasrsie ~sOtire; Der sbIs Muiels
mann, Der uns bic Seee Der ySaure @urfen-
seit" nit isinen 5baten bslsst SsreisAt unfsrs
Ganfiasunesn. gub unir Gpnsr:b, Der, bel
,,bie sipbe SiBs" nader fpriarbsitsnb. ben opal.
ten Der amfrifanii&sn prsfs GtOf lisfsrt lpa,
trent sseanft tpire, nt&t SerseNrn ipsrpsu.
@ir unteriiiten ben gori9las unisrss
bobw. @olsseu, unb bic Brehs tam alto
bariibsr abftimmsn. @ir sIaubsn Der
9ori4las ssbt einit!mmis bur9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08
Sir&ft&e WeutsRetten.
SnIane.
@rbbi6eee ct. 9ouis.

@rbbi6esfe ct. 2ouis.
Mm Sunntag ben 8. Nusuit bat bo9p.
Marttn W. S9mibt o. s. b., tn Der st.
Soispbstitde feline primis ssfsisrt, mad,
benz si am 2s. SuIi gum priefter sspstbt
worben NOR.
gr~bbi6cefe MiIpaatse.
Su BORT Waibinstun pirb ssssnpdrtis
unter 2eituns bes botw. Srn. pfarrers
s.. WiumsS eifris an ben 6%unbamsntsn Der
neuen ct. Warien' Rirbe ssbaut. Diss
felbe wirb Elm prd4tiser goibii1sr 0au, bsi'
fen pIan benz Der I'm Bau bssriffsnen ct.
Mntonius' Rir9e In Wilpaufee dbnIi1 1T.
@rabi6ceie YbiIabeIpbta.
Gines Der impuiantefen &ir@ense'
bdube pbiIabelpbia's, idreibt bic vNorb'
amerit~, bic Rir9e Der Seiuitsnsdter, nabt
f9 ietnsr 8%oaenbuns. Das I'M romans
i9en StiIe ssbaItsne @ottssbauS III cine
Wa4abmung Der beribmtsu Seiuitentirde
tn 6om. Die 2dnSe Der Rir9s bstrdst
$50 Sub, BITE Brsits ll5 Sub. Die Bet
ben Ebhrme werbsn ie 200 6uB bod.
Dt6esfe Sort Dapns.
81 South Benb, Snb., molten bic
S@wsftern pom 81. Rreut sin hospital
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08

Sn elmer proteifantii9en @piscopaItir5e
Al @IeueIanb III arser Streit aussebrohen,
tn SoIge bsS EemperenssS auatismus BON
MitsIiebern. Der Yafor Der &ir5e, Reu.
Muss, bate ndmlid, unb Defenders In Ies
ter 3sit, BET einem EbsiI isiner 6ssrbe bas
bur9 NnifoB errest, baB er, pie it9's &C.
b5rt, bsim AbenbmabIe Wstn perabrei6te.
Dieisnisen &tr9enmitsIiebsr, Usl5s Der
bsudIsriiten Esmpersuabanbe anssb6rsn,
fibIteu ft9 babur9 i3wsr perIset unb
branssn barauf, bag tn 3utunft bstm
@benbmabIs tsin Wein mesr ssipsnbst
usrbe. 9lpes ipra9 ii5 sntibiebeu sessn
bisie Sorberuus aus uno lie uurbe babiu
9smiIbert. baS penisitens nur u~nsssobrs:
uer Wein uerabrei9t werbsn iole. Au9
barauf woute &sp. auss nibt sinssben unb
eS bsrrfdt in 6olse befeu l1neintsteit In
Der @smeinbe. Sin 9bsil bsrisIbsn ffslt
f3 u5ais auf Seite bes prsbissrs, mob
renb ber anbere Gbeil 3stsr unb Worbic
fdreit unb sebrobt bat, aus Der @smsin'
fdaft bieier Git9e auS3utteten uub i9 si'
ner aabereu ansui6lieBen. Die Sa5e lou
iest pom v8iidof" untsriu9t werbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08
r,ent niat. eS banbsIs ft9 nur UNI elm Ser.
bot bss Weines als v@strdnt".

Das ~uSnbiunupoIis SournaI", Elm ras
biates rspublitauiidss TsmperensbIatt, IdBt
fi@ aus NobIesuiIe, 5umiIton 60, Snb.,
unter Der l1eberi@rift: r&rdfiise Tempe
rensmabreaeln" i@rsibsn: v9efern Nad
n,ittas sriff cine AnsabI mastirtsr Oamsn
bic @ttibi1aft pom Sbam unb Wiuiams
In @sffsIb i'm biefsen County on, sers
f4metterts bic Slider, fdIus BITE Bier: unb
unb 2iqu6r: Safer elm uao bemolirte bas
@ebdube. Dieie Wirtbi9aft 1T BITE erite
unb einsise, bic ie In @ehfsIb bsfanben
bat unb bas Bolt III erbittsrt. Die Wir,
tie babsn iofort NIT benz Nsubau wisbsr
%besonnen, f1nb aber benadridtist, bas Der
Mn9riff uieberboIt werben pirb, penu ie
barauf beiteben ioatsn, 9strdnte gu uers
f~aufen."
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20
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ono VINO 'a,'''' m''' "'" anus i"' e"
'hd q" me i''"H-
"l"u surprise me. Sai' l. I'M
woman chasing l. "''t hhn"h custom
among the Tartar n"rlhdN "i 'h' A>'''
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tam Indian tribes "i North A'nrTi''
hut Was mol before aware "i us 'r.'.
III VOGUE IN Tins quarter" i IhS S'"n,-
1t l.. nr''Tihr''>N' - ~a'i IN
friend nv" "iiyn "'"drr'' III IA
stram@" similarity "l ih" customs t'''
and games IN N'@n' among sArAG' T."
half >aNa-" races "NIh| IA MiH'lf sep
rated quarters 81 Tie world. III IA
wilc-cl'a~r IA prospect You M''i' 81 a
events. witness some superb h"rNrman
) ship. Ia" Indians 81 "''h >'\'> "
thc~' i~a"iy-!andS r"n.d almost N'"ht' /
do haLlIr IN ia, r''I' {" ann h'H En%. | ~,
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lpDk- and general popularity w..H -"
opposite -.x. aul. though 'Ac race D.
often an au-rg and ~eNr.tar" on. -hr B,
mostly supposed - - ,a,; facilitate her
DHu capture on 'h" par, o: the -GIi"T
whom - real. yrf"r- which render
4 ). . lg,ae1 tuI l,9g-r r. w1nIu|. After
an. and ~ 'a., y mas l" -au' "a D.. p
moro .-.rgiu. affair & 'h. heart aui
feeling than ruar. 81 'n. hHr'z
that are ~ sp-,gr ia u4Yrr precautionary
. cIgI lrl rpsiu'rr-
" w.rur-..,! four - tho races o.
tho "a. 3D. question. au e ,l.u .zr.itu.
and am4-.r, - an'H -p.4-sr, and
r.-I.spsu'- b4. H.. u.s-... interest
81 in f.r l,.. which involve fh. fa--
-gf g.. E~.ussu.na o.. I.a..a.a.r.r-
p. 'h- 'hr,. rival. ahp au! been point
ri ont 90 rur ~ she wal &c. fr,l.
Ecniafusua va. 4 -~prl,i'Ig a4I pretty
,pgn. woman. q apparently uumlksI
Indian -,ur. Unr muir va ...ulr-
AMI willow. l.r csm.fr,lgn 49, clear.
brilliant ana! arlh,r-,nrol Sh~ hal p
wonderful o-,.c # movement. l..i.
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If,.s hair ut.-a r.T,.l f,f tr.u. her
--Yru wait A. -.- .frH't- t.aun-i into
the .,H4f. mid 80, ,. chin, ~s.f-
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.r, ur.l. -. -l- ,s-g.'.,! back AMI
i,Irh up.u her small AMI underlined h4.
mr'rl--,m- .,..l. 10 anticipation for Bag
lovers T., -'t-' "a u~ur-u.t. that | even
wondered "a, Their. br.uy bat Tire. COM
r~rf.'ar. for her hand.
"Vh,~. would bc more after her. bat
for the rrp!,a'.an of tL,-- three. sd
m. r,.uplulun ..Ih~y Ar all Ir,m.
r. D.. thor fellows a. wild apd d.-pr,n'"
mon and suspect that rhrv can bc
? rnllrr. On urr,-.nu. qg,. - r,n.ru.
I,r'r, %. m~ul..Irs,f- Bat -r,' i.cl
s. 49,. ~ %,
+, v,s r-r,r. The word ha.! been
I~r5t.p and asa. ta-arI 'ac mountain.
mad h,v.n, been r..rn any ytrl.
tart v.,l ,br r.,l lovers IN mad pur
p ..s,
u. So, L,l w~i,n...rI finer horse
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-11

- -.
Francis riVermali c0ntratt. last june
since which time the people Of the st.
Francis had no mails, except those
carried on Randalls steamers free OF
charge in stamped envelopes. A few
days ago the Department made new
contract with Rightor, of Helena, to
transport mails twice a week by
steamer from Helena up. The De.
partment thus admits a river mail
necessary, and it may be that in revok-
ing the Randall contract on the ground
it was useless, they have put their
foot in it for damages. Randalrs
contract was for four years. The new
arrangement will be of advantage to
Helena and against Memphis. Capt.
Randall will either put steamer
alongside of Rightor and make fight
or send his packets direct from Mem
phis to the st. Francis without run
ming down to Helena at all, which is
ten miles below the mouth Cincin-
natl Commercial.