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An ACKNOWLEDGEMENT success.

Mr. Judah P. Benjsmin's success as a
bArrister has been phenomenal. In re-
cent interview he stated that the first
year Of practice in London yielded him
$500, the next year about $500, aud in the
fourth year his income was 81 ,0U0 from
his practice, after which /, rapidly in
creased. During these years he iargety
supported himself by wiring leading ar
ticles for the newspapers. Now Mr.
Ben, amin, according to his own estimate,
has just one-half of the cases from the
whole OF England, Scotland and Ireland
be fore the House of Lords on appeal, and
at the present rate Of income he will in 3
few years, if he is not now, be the posses
scr of vast wealth.
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The La,e nrrs. LinceIn.

AT Lexington n lady friend of he late
Mrs. Lincoln, nee Todd, tells the Press
that Miss Todd at one time had as suitors
Mr.. Shields, afterwards Senator aud Gen a
eral, Stephen A. Douglass, and Mr.. Lin
coin. The friends OF Miss Todd wanted
her 10 accept Mr., Douglass. but-this we
learn from auother source; she objected to
his habits. After Mr.. Lincoln had mar
ried her something was said in his pres
enee about drinking liquor. lie said he
had "taken one todi, and was never 60
ing to take another" Mrs. Lincoln was
always proud 10 say she was a kentucks
i'm.
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The Utan Commission.

The Utah Commission has at its head
exSecretary and ex Senator Ramsey.
and us its powers are ample and its pur-
pose plain, its action ought to be satistac
tory. In a single phrase, its object is 10
prevent those who are living in open dee
hance of The laws OF the United States
from taking part in making these laws.
From the necessity CT the case, the powers
of the Commission are extraordinary
But its action will be in full view OF the
country, and should it succeed without
inj ustice in effectually dealing with the
evil that has so long eluded the national
authority, it will have rendered signal
public service Il HarPer.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
mAGIsrRArEs Courts.

81 District-Esq Donaho, I'd Saturday
March, June, September and Decem.
ber- Esq. Hammond, LIST Saturday in
same months.
ID Dislrict-Esq. Goar, 3rd Saturday IN
March, June, September and December
L So kenady, 4th Monday in same months
Bird District-Esq. Reed, Ord Monday in
March, June, September and December
Esq. Mayes, 9Th Saturday in same m onths.
4th District--Es q. Dickinson, 1st Mon
day in March, june, September and De-
cember. Esq. Baynes, 4th Tuesday in
same months.
9TH Dsirict-Esq. Boaz LIST Wednesday
in March, June, September nd Dec ember.
Esq Fields, 3rd Wednesday in sam E
months.
9th District-Esq. Jones, 18th Wednes.
day in March, June, Septemb Der and lie.
cember. Esq. Thos Bradshaw. I'd Wed
nesday In sa me months.
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The Tyo-Cent schooi Tax.

= '''I'IS'sli -'cWt.
There is one fact connected with this
tax which IL is important that every yo-
-taE should be acquainted with. whether
this tax is voted or not, the eoIored chile
dren + this SAte, under the decision of
The United States Court, will be entitled
TO their equal Fer capita of whatever
school money is in the Treasury. H..
therefore, the two cent tax is rejected,
the per capita to all the school children
in the State, both black and white, will
be reduced 10 81 10, which will pay but
for very brief sessions for the next two
years.
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ED.

At the residence of Mr.. Watson in Lake
Co. on the 22iust. of CONGESTION, Meta.
daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Rob't Curl,u'
aged , years.
While we extend TO the bereaved par
ents cur coincidence, we feel that is an
attraction to draw them nearer 10 God,
and g they are entering the portals Of
bliss their little angel inertia will be one
of their celestial joys Il Union City An
chor.
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an issue on vynicn 90 win.

The Louisville Post, .Tstsrring to the
enormous expenditures Of the general
-gOver9msnb adds =
We know of no better iseits, on which to
appeal 10 he people in the coming con-
test. Lei. The .DsWocraey Erake il square
lys declare for q T6licioas ia@itf reform
not for tariff for revenue only-and ,srn
their faces like fiia again sSnll repudia
tors and 'readjus,e&s, HhNfher tsey be
found in the party or out Of it, aud the
result viii prove the wisdom of their
pOlicys - /.
~ weN hndTahe wriasfB OF The next
National Democratic raaifsfm, and. that
plank sisoGid-coniain bttsMo words, as
f.llovvs.
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no srEAEfNG

We know ONO better jjssue On which
to appeal 70 the people. No one under
stands party alignmenis as toelarif,
civil service reform, &es but If We ink
scribe upon our banner "NO Stealing" all
honest men can act uniicdly. OF course
on this platform we would lose d few
deRoerats Ike. but We must hope
TO gain enDuvh henes, men from the 9th
err sides TO make up for them.
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The Essyer and yEarbor sppro.
prtatiGn.

LouIsvILLr. July 29.-Ths following
explains Itself:
To the President, Washington d. c.
At asIneeting on Change Of The Ion;s,,lie
Board OF Trade, this day, it was yesolved
that the benefits TO be derived from the
river and harbor 6il are so gsea, lint The
objections made to some Of lis s-s,,res
should not defeat the bill.
JoHS Z GREEN, President.
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STATE oFFIcxRs.

Governor-Luke r. Blackburn.
1t. GOVERNOR. s. Cantrelf.
Secretary of State-James Blackburn
Assist Sec of State-Thos. g. Harris
State Auditor--Fay cite Hewitt.
Trcasurer-Ja mes w. Tate.
Attorney sneral-P- w. Hardin.
Register Land Offiee-Alph. She lden.
Sup Pub. Instruction.. d. Pickett.
State Printers. l. NJ. Major.
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The most gratifying news we have n
lmpsrt Is IN regard TO Kentucky crors
The folio wing facts are derived from "a
ports sent in from differens ssctions q,
The State 10 the Commissioner of Aerir,l.
lure at Frankfort:
Wheat-From Is TO So bushels 10 ,bs
acre. The yield doubtless The average
Oats-The largest yield in the mas,
five years.
Grass-Fine.
To6acco-A good stand
Poiatoes-Good promise of a full crop,
Corn--Present prospects point to an 4
best yield ever known IN The State.
Here is cause for fhankfulness.
: Pronounce II hce- dee,vee
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The Bogus Letter.
From radueah Times
Horse OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Washington. D. c.. July ,.

7" 's"TH ; UIIi D Q, July ..
Chairman Of the Democratic Congressional Com.
mitteeof the First Congressional District of Ken.
lucky
Beloved friends. I am in hopes tina,
Congress will adjourn by the 29th in
slant; if il does. look for me on the even.
ing train August LIST. DO not incur a very
heavy expense in giving me reception
viii be satisfied with few tunes from
the band and an address of welcome by
the chairman of the committee. There Is
nothing mean about me and don't You for
get it. Remem Der me kindly to my dear
friends, the other gentleman of the com
wIttee. Your own darling candidate.
OSCAR TURNER, NJ. C..
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CITY OFFICIALS.

Mayor Alex. A. Faris.
City Judge-George Warren.
City Marshall. .. Barnes. 49,
City Clerk-R. +. Miliet.
City Treasurer. P. Fortune.
Marketmaster-J. o. Barnes.
City Tax Collector-B. Il Walker.
wharfmaster--J. o. Barnes.
Sexton Peter George.
Councilmen-Chas. Baltzer, John w
Cowgirl, Jas. W. Corman. I. NJ. French
Otto Hertweck, and b. G. Ramage.
Dist. school Trustees.-h, z. Millet
II C.. Beckman and s w. Laude rdsle.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS.

County Judge-H. G. Bailey.
county Clerk.-A NJ. Debow.
sheriff-w G. johnson.
Circuit Court Clerk-T. NJ. French.
AssessOr-Jas. Cooper.
county Aitorney-A. d. Kingman.
Jalier-Frank Thomasson
Master Com missioner-Geo. Warren.
county urveyor-Robe Der. Mcconnell
Coroner
Circuit J udge-Jemes Campbell I.
Commonw ealth's Aitorney-C. Thoms
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u. =. GOVERNMENT.

President-Chester A. Arthur.
Vic President-David Davis.
Secy of State-Theo. Frelinghuysen.
Secretary Treasury-James FOlger.
Secretary of War-RObt. Lincoln.
Secretary Navy-Wm. Chandler.
Secretary Interiors;. J. kirkwOod.
Postmaster General-TimoihyO o. How
Attorney General " Brewster.
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Enn.svIiin,.nn.

louisville, with her universnl hing.
policy shops and lotteries, can min the
fuHres OF more youths than any len, et,ies
IA Ibis free country. And 10 SHOW that
we speak for Louisville We will bet 81. 900
she can LOaisriae ConsnrciaI
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EIaE LoUEsvrLLE FAITH CURE.
Report OF "a visit OF Enveaiigatfon by
SoF SEeeiaI SOmEaisssoner
some kAmariSabIc Cures.
lFron nreshenriAre News.1

Loursy'IhE July 20 u nder the wind
Ows Of nm unpreleniions IwO-siory dwell
ing nex door to Clay street station, is
the following sign:
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ENAGllAl

From the CUvineton Commonwealth
Arab is officially declared rebel II
depends on the outcome IL he fails he
will be n bad man, like jeff Davis. If he
succeeds. he will be good nun, like Gen.
George Washington
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Tom Esenr,,s gs.r,e vo,e

Morgan county will give Capt. Henry
lov0 msjoni'y All the men, women aud
children are for him withoat distinction
a. 70 parry age, sex, esior or previous
condition Of sersiiude H-E
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health, ami is now devoling her time an,
means to the cause

health, AMI is now deyoiing her ,irnean5
means TO the cause
= DELAWARE MIRACLE
But he related one story. as told by
lady delegate TO the convention from vii.
mlngton, Del, which, although authentic
Gated by several well knowuana rssnon-
siole citizens of her city, was of a char.
acter that would have made Joe M,,lha,
tnn's mouth water with deiieht nr stse
consumed his heart with envy h..ra,se a
poor, weak woman was gifted win now
ers OF invention besides which bis most
mbliI"us effort at mendaciiy ia "a the
feeble flicker of giow-worn comn,,ed
with The glorious blaze of Sirins 7, y,.,s
story that cause d your correeponJent
case hardened reported tho ~. he ~
thrust his fingers in his ears a,,J av
atfriehted from this place. Here il his
Delaware ehef q aurre gentleman was
hind m one eye had it taken OUT and a.
glass one inserted His belief In the
faith cure was so firm ard imnlici, ,b,t
when they pray ed with him, the artificial
optic was transformed into natnral
onPl
There was young boy in the room who
was brought there TO be relieved If bl,n,l-
ness, but left before his case VS. reach
ed, and. OF course, am unaware of the
result
voLuaiSoUs coRRK-PoxDExcE.
ought to have mentioRed in the prop
or place that previous TO Mr.. jones dis
course Mrs Baldwin read the letters she
had received in he two preceding days
The reading of the letters, though only
the accumulation of two days mails, con-
sumed an hour of time, fact that will
give you some idea of the extent Of the
eorrespondence carried on by the Home
Most OF L letters were from ministers
inquiring how to conduct the faith cure,
and asking prayers for individud mem
beEs of their locks aud families.
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ZEE COLU M N

Advertisements Under the Heads OF
WANTED, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
of an acceptable nature, and not to ex
coed four lines, are free to all.
Hsrs B,ks,ae,s Adue1 tisemenks Not Inserted ia
These Columns Without Pay.
If answers fail TO come the first time
We invite a second, third, or as many re-
ne,itions as are necessary TO secure what
you advertise for. We wish the advertis-
. "a 10 feel tn at they are not imposing on
Ms but are doing us favor by using our
free columns, as we are determined TO
make
THE HICKMAN COURIER THE MEDIUM.
Through which the general. public may
always have their wants supplied.
For SALE.-A dwelling house, centrally
Iocared. Apply at Courier office.
roR SALE.-A fine farm--well tim
bered, good improvements, so acre
cleared land sc.
NOR SALE-A dwelling house. in West
HHicknan. Apply to- W. J. Brown.
River Farm for Sale.
zoo ACRES-between IS and 80
~ % Iacres cleared other improve
,,s miles below Hickman, on the
COURIER OFFICE,
Hickman, KY.
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COUNTY COURTS.

Fulton County Court-H C Bailey
udge, held every I'd Mond,y in eacl
onth.
Fult on County Quarterly Court--H..
l. siley, judge, held 4th AIsnday in Jan
uarSs a Prsis Jral y ass-l..<1gso1eSs --sss4
coU RI OF .AnpEALs
Joseph Lewie, CHIEF Justice; Thos. T
Hargis, Thomas Hines, and j. p. Pryor
Ju dyes.
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Don't Forget It!

Be sure to buy your tickets over the
NJ. O Sc ST. l. RY.
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THE INEXPERIENCED TRAVELLER
eed not go amiss; few changes are neces-
AIRY, and sueh as are unavoidable are made
n Union Depots..
TupnIICu EEpERgt
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Iemphis and Nashville, Columbus and
nashville, St. Louis and Nashville, Nc.
lenzie and Nashville, Nashville and Lou
willie, Nashville and Chattanooga and
nashville and Atlanta, connecting with
Seepers to Florida points.
For further information call on your
narest 4. X. Station Agent, or address
4 Y. STEVENS, p. A., Dallas, Tex.
Y. L. DANLEY, G.P. and TIA, Nashville.
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.s CAS- fraSrlos Nssr.so.'

JUST shen hymn ral raised m She
froht sfhsrt mehI, ana MIS- haldvIn asked
me TO please excuse her, az she had 10 ae :
jourh 10 the parior TO assist in the seryi-
ces followed her in, and took seat
on the front door step. l was surprised
10 rscegnize in The lead err OF the inresisg
n well known flour merchant Of this city,
q gentleman named Jones, of the firm OF
Jones. Ballard & Ballard. lie read
number Of selections from the Scrip
lures bearing on faiih, and spoke very
earnestly TO the audience that filed the
room to ovcrfpwing. He cited a number
of instances of faith cures that he had
heard Of while in Philadelphia attending
the faith cure convention.
One of these WAS the case of n wealthy
lady who wss said 10 be dying. but WINS
converted TO the faith cure, restored TO
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'ronouncc it iAee- dce.yee.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
OonrrvuuIOnnI Nominations.

Judge Charles f. Crisp was nomin-
ated yesterday to represent the Third
Congressional District of Georgia.
The Prohibitionists of the Twelfth
Ono District yesterday nominated d.
Hill, of Vienna, for Congress.
The Sixth Democratic Con gressionaI
Convention of Tennessee has nominated
Andrew j. Cald well.
The Republicans of the Thirteenth
Ohio District yesterday renomiDated Ii.
G. Dunkle for Congress.
Judge j. s, Conklin has received re-
ceived the Congressional nomination
from the Republicans Of the Fourth
Ohio District.
The Democratic CopgressiL nal Con-
venLion of the Fourth Alabama Dis
urict yesterday nominated Hon. y. M.
Shelley for his vacated seat in the pres
ent Congress and 'iOr his successor
ship in the FortY-eight Congress.
Two Republican conventions made
things lively yesterday i'll the Third
Louisiana District. The regulars unan-
imously nominated Governor W. ?.
Kellogg for Congress, and the bolters
named Mr.. Beattie. Kellogg wants
the regular body to accept his declina'
tion, and in the interests of harmony, to
have both conventions unite in nomin-
ating Judge FOnbelliec.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
Grimes and Criminals.

Mrs. Sarah Reed fatally shot Maurice
Ward at Merton, Sullivan county, Ind,
for stealing her grapes.
James Conroy, charged with the
murder of Peter McCann, in Saratoga
county, N. Y, in 1880, was arrested
yesterday by Pittsburg detectives.
A Texas cattle buy named Roy,
was murdered yesterday in lonely
place in Chicot county, Arkansas, and
robbed Of a large amount Of money. A
man named McNulty is suspected.
Howard Underwood, who killed
Belle Lucas year ago. has been con.
victed of murder and sentenced to be
hanged at Charleston, Mo-, on Septem-
ber Goth.
A hunter named Gibbon shot and
killed Robert Aiken, clerk, at Lara
mie, Wyoming, at o'clock yesterday
afternoon, and between 9 and 10 o'clock
P. M, the citizens took Gibhon out OF
jail and hung him to box-car.
A writ of error has been granted by
the Supreme Court of Virginia in the
case of Frederick MCDaniels, sentenced
to be hanged on Friday next at Am,
herst Court House, Va. The execution
is thus stayed until the next term of
Court.
The Athens, Ca, police are in pursuit
of a man named Lightfoot, who is sus.
pected of the murder of negro to whom
he rented farm, and who raised such
a splendid crop thereon that it excited
Lightfoot's cupidity, causing him to
commit the crime.
John Rush. discharged hand, has
been arrested as one Of the probable
murderers of Mcmahon, the farmer, at
Mount Pulaski, Ill. Declaring his in
nocence, he claimed that, on the night
Of the murder, he slept in a box car
in Latham with one Myers. The latter
when found, denied the assertion.
Private Rymer, who killed Private
McGarney, near Fort Lyon, last Fri
day, has been taken from the Jail, at
West Los Animas, at night, and hang
ed by a mob OF masked men, supposed
to be soldiers from the Fort. Major
Brayton, commanding at the Fort, is
exercising all the diligence in his pow.
or to ferret out the men who composed
the mob.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
AFugItIve Fou nd At last.

About three years ago two colored
men named Elijah Price and Isaa C
Palmer, became engaged in an alterca-
tion at the house OF Prices father about
Q miles from Christiana. The quarrel
took place in the evening while the
men were carrying some wood into the
house, The lie passed between them
when Palmer struck Price with his fist.
Price and another man named Math-
ews, each picked up a stick OF wood
and beat P almer on the head 30 severe
ly that he died in about two weeks
afterwards. The two fled, and but
little has been known of them since
until a few days ago when it was learn.
ed that Price vas in Jail in Camden.
Sheriff Clark and Mayor Black of
New Castle visited the Jail at Camden,
and both recognized the man as the one
they were in search of. Measures will
be taken to have him removed to this
State for trial.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23

chosen Speaker of the Senate. He now
occupies the position Of President Of
the Breakwater and Frankford railroad
and also President of the Farmers bank
Of Georgetown and Q director of the
junction and Breakwater railroad.
CHARLES B. LORE.
The Congressional nominee, wa
born at Odessa, Del, Mara 16, 1881
He received his primary education vt
the public school iu his native town
and afterwaJd went to the Middletown
academy, and entered Dicksrson
College from which he graduated In
1852 taking the honors of his class -
Commencing the study of law in the
year 1852 with Judge John X. Findley,
of Philadelphia, he afterward removed
to Delaware and was elected Clerk Of
the State House.
He continued his law studies with
late Chancellor Bates and was admit
ted to the bar in 1862. He wasIchosen
by his party candidate for the Legis
lature the same year and before his ad-
mission but the ticket was defeated and
with 1t Mr.. Lore. He was also appoint
ed Commissioner Of the draft for New
Castle county being a strong union man.
In 1869, Governor Salisbury appoint
ed him Attorney-Genera for the term
of five years, during which he won
much distinction by his able prosecu-
tion of some great cases that occurred
during his term Of Office.
Mr.. Lore was one of the founders Of
fhn g.
children and subsequently trustee,
being connected with several other
charitable objects. He has always
been a pronounced Democrat. In 1857
he was made a trustee of Delaware
College and remains one at the present
time. He has an extensive practice
and is hard worker at his profession
and owns considerable real estate in
the city besides number of fine farms
on the peninsula,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
s:5EIRSgE||E||

sun rises b.19s Sun sets At
Grab salad at Fullmer's.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Stewed crabs at FuIlmer's.
Ice cold oysters at FulImer's.
New lot Of picture frames, 900. store.
DR.. Darmon's office, 1924 Camac st. Phila
Get your conN~ roasted at 400 King street
Parker, cupplng ana leechiug, No. 1903 Eas
l got this fne cigar at Mullins. West
| Front street.
The moon. like some men, is brighter when
Mining projects are out of favor Pcople
are sick OF the hole business.
Fine Is X. Plain Gold Rings, at E. F..
Hanrs, 10 East Fourth street.
DR.. Simms' Pain Searcher, the perfection
OF pain medicines. The giant pain curs.
slime retouched cards for 81 at HplIand,s
gaHery NO. East Third street, between
Market and King streets.
The poet who sweetly referred to the sing
ing OF the winds should 90 out West and eY-
perience sighclone.
Everybody knows that Hollan makes the
best un'type in the city. No. East Third
strees, between Market and King.
A Lexington(Ky. youth who went to WORK
IN the country, wrote his girl, o June gradu.
ave; tnat ne was raising calf Imagine his
leeli ogs when the girl replied: ~ am glad
you have begun to support yourself"
In suburban town lives relatlvea Of that
immortal Mrs. Malaprop. Tho other even.
Ing caller asked II Mr. - was at home
and could be seen II think not y was the
reply, -! believe my husband has expired
for the night"
About the dodo-" STU dent" wants to know
What kind of bird was the dodo?" From
the faet that the species is entirely xtinct,
we suppose 1t was the tabled spring chicken,
OF Whlch We It'll hear 90 often and see SO
never.
A Boston lecturer altanished his audiev ee
Dy bringing down his fist on the table and
shouting, "Where is the reigiOsity OF the
anthropoid quadrnmanG ?'' II he thin ks we
have got IT ne can search. We never saw 1t
In the world.
Rather funny bull was that made recent
ly by member Of Parliament in discussing
the question Of trial by jury in Ireland. He
coming excited, he exclaimed. with trial
by jury have lived, and, by the Blessing of
God, with trial by jury will die"
The horse has been spoken of as the noble
animal; but the instantaneous photographs
which have been made Of him threaten to
bring him into well merited contempt You
can't respect an animal who looks like kan
garoo with broken back.
A city belle at Newport won wager that
she could milk COW the first time trying.
The fly now takes the mountain air upon
the peaE Of some grand old Dald-head, and
his morning bath luxuriantly in the milk
Jug.
WHY DON'T MARRY.
You ask me why don't marry q girl
Whose mOney'd keep me out Of the whirl
" a lie OF toll. Because-lrl confide-
greatly prefer to be not the bride,
But the husband OF the girl marry,
In marriage you know, my dear Harry.
The Wife'S subj OctiOn's the surest way
Tho only, in TACT, some people would say
For husband and wife that state to attain
Where equal they are will equal remain.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
RurnEINo Party.

A few days ago Mr.. Theodore Trigg s,
telegraph operator, who resides on
Lombard street above Fifth, attained
his majority. A number of his friends
considering the event too important to
be allowed to pass without some recog-
milton, arranged to give him surprise
party. Last night was appointed as
the time. and about twenty five or thir-
ty friends called on him and spent the
evening in a social manner. Refresh
ments were served, and Mr.. 'Triggs was
presented with a handsome watch
charm. The company took their de-
parture at late hour with many wish
es that he may see many more birth
days.