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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

The OLD Folks SoCIErY.-Straeters
opera House was the scene OF another grand
aff.ir Monday evening-,he gathering oil
the Old Folks congregation Of our fash
ionabIe and hi h.toned people to while away
the winter evening in the mary dance and
social intercourse Of good fellowship. These
social gatherings conduce To fraternity
and dispel the re.trsi & OF distant or reserv-
ed soeiabiiiy. A number OF ladies and gen.
,lsmen from Fort Dodge and spearvillr
xere present and eulivened the happy occa-
ZION. There we're so pereors present, ami
,hi, aggregation Of beauty and sit, OF Trace
and lovlinesrr, of yeu b and ag", lent charm
that added to the briilisncy and dignity OF
the gay and joyous spectacle. The attend
snce va. cowp,aed of the following named
gentlemen and lsdie.: DR.. McCsrty, X. NJ.
Wight, A. Diens,, r. J. Hsrdesty. DR.. A.
:. Choutsau, DR.. Loring, Us. welch, W.
J. Miller, J. Mciinnis. Frank Mcdinnir'
q. Kaufhols. T. J. Taie. C. Wentworth, NJ
Collar, John Sewsrt A. L. VsnVoorhi'. u
W. Pc Ter, H. p. Myton, E. P6efer, J. b.
Brown, G. NJ. Hoover, X. W. Evans, I'd
I Garland, s. Thorsou, Nelson Wright, l.. Z
H,r,man, VIM. Girard, J. A. McCsllisser
Frank H.aley, A. H. Snyder, G. W. spald
,rg. and The fo,lowing officers Of the society
l. f. Deeer. H. F. Nay, J. Collar. Manae
ing Committee; H. v. Cook, Treasurer; r
E. NJ. Wenie, Secretary, and N. b. hiaine
!. President. The ladies were richly and els
h ,,n,l, attired, and We note briefly: Mr.
Web.tr. blue brocaded and plsin satin, dis
monde; Ms H.rdesty. ss,in brocsded, dis
mood.: Ms. wrg ht, black silk, diamond
Mrs Ra,h. light blue brocAtelle and Plai
s,,ip. natural aowerr; Mrs. Hoover, crea'
II colorei satin, pearls; Mrs. Dienst, c0lors
i ,Lt. diamonds; Mrs. J. Collsr. bronze sil
,ridescs mt fringe. msgn, 6,ent ornaments al
. b.,d e.a,; Mr.. Tate, black elk, diamond
= Mrs.. WEIGH, black surah sa,ir, diamond
Mrs. Ioring, black silk and hat, diamond
NJ. Cruttepden, black silk. pearl; Mre.
CO Mc.iinpi., purple satin, diamonds; M
.ts phil re. black silk and black velvet, pear
Mrs. NJ. Collar, blsck satin, white oodi.
NJ natural Howers; Mrs. Cox, light blue s'l
a diamonds, Mr.. McCartv, velvet and sa'
diamonds; Mr.. Miller, white satin. pes'
Mrs. Gerard, black satin, gold orname'
''S Ms. Hartman, black elk, diamond; NJ
" Csrnahan, blue satin. pearls; Mrs Clemo
heiio,rope satin, Spanish lace, natural nH
J. era and gold ornaments; Mis- sherm
by light blue eatin. diamond; Mis- Miller, pl
An -a,ip, pesrls; Miss Trim, royal purple q
diamonds. There we're six sets on the d
IN and the fesiivity was kept up until hali-I
=, 70 O'Clock. The next meeting Of the so'
~ ~ will be held Monday evening, Janu
~ =. 2sd, and i, is desired that the dance c.
mencs at half.psst s o'clock.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

Two big ranch salss viii 'ooo % coo''~'
mated in New Mexico. Ex-senator DoFe!
~, a;.nose Of his extensive range and ranch
3, Colf.x county and return TO Aakansas'
.,d Hon. Rafael Romero viii asn h's nos
,.,ch =. La Cueva and remove 70 Coihuahua'
Mexico.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12
THE Lotus CIup.-This is the second 3d.

The Lorus CLuB.-This is the second 30
cial organisation Of this city, and the hfrt
entertainment was given last Friday evtn'
ing in S,r.eter's Hall. There wss gay
and fa.hioasble party present. and tae les
uvity vas kept up until hslf-Pass twelve
o'clock. TIE ladies had an elegant supper
prepared, which vas served at ii o'c.ock-
This was As pleasant . party as ~ss ever
given in Dodge, and the excellent mango
m.pt reflected credit upon the ladies ~h"
had charge. Winter il passed joyou-'y In
Dodge, and dancing is the recreation. Ice
following were the noticeable toilets OF tue
ladies: Mrs. Loring, black brocaded sa'ih'
diamonds; Mrs. Hardssty, black 'siii'sn'
cardinal flowers, diamonds; Mrs. "fsn''
tulle oyer-dre-., undsr-kirt Of cream coiore1
silk, pearls; Mrs. Beverley, black ve''s''
Spanish lace, diamonds; Mrs.. MeCsr'y' st
in de LYON, diamonds; Mrs. hins.l, hln'
msrv.illeux satin, iridsscsnt trimm'rg'' e''
mond-; Mrs Policy, cream nuns ve'''''
and Spanish lace, diamonds; Ms. singer
white satin, haDd-psint.d bodice, Ola
mopd.: Mrs. Rath. white Ssis4, gold an
turquoise je~elry; Mrs. Robin-or, blacs ~
liz. diamonds; Mrs. Cox, black satin, pearl
Inns. Diens,, gold coIored satin, diamond
| Mrs. Tate, cream colored satin diamond
Mrs. Cruttendep, nsvy blue cashmere 40
satin. gold ornaments; Mrs Holssin, Will
, satin, di.mond.; Mrs Ellen Beverly or'
caded silk and Spanish lace. DIAMOND; MI
!. Eva Beverley, blue gros grain elk .nh We
vet. natural flowers; Mi-s Belle wr'sf
cold broc.ded riik drapins., Spanish Ia
); trimming, gold ornaments; Mrs. Lans'o
D black silk and gold lace, coral orname"
n The handsome and rich costumes were =
a ceedipely admired and lent pleasant sffe
K The gentlemen were slso fashionaoiy q
d gaily a,iired in black dres, coats, white 8
8; in vests. blue neck ties, diamond Plus,
:; There we're present: K. NJ. Wright, X.
;; H.rdesty, DR.. NJ Carly, DR.. Lrirg, Lie
J. Waters, Lieut.. Sharp, A. Dienst, II.
:. Nav, John Orm,nd, 7. S. Jones. Fred
b; wenie, Fred Singer, George I. Hinl
e, Charles Kauihols, 8. Thorson, M
k, Robinson, JEFF Robinson. Geo. B. Coz,
in J Tate, Jas. Beverley, Mr.. Elli'On,
L.; Holstein, Mr.. Medley. and the TIxEs n
II; artist and emizer.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

n fitzgerald, who has a cattle i.nen
.onlb r. turned yesterday from q Hip 70 DOS.
- vi Harwood, vino spent fno''
,;ms here last summer has also returned
frnm Bosom.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

P,ck's Sun: Ths slsepias car pcopsisto"
o.. licensing u probabilities sdvsncsd y
IL Son d placisg nis IN he can. os irua
drsva, vish lschs, no vhiaA pansnssn
e,n plscs thsis vstchs, eoeg DC. We
,,u.s u. iroa dssvas ny - sdopssd. =
IL a..psl dsssm sov I'D szs not saSs By
asy nsasa ni Rus ~ ~ e'essine
"a m . dig i ~ snan sfths hack,
Int IL epnhinsaioa = NJ dill foe svo
= srs.eu b ualcsk ul0e : I'D In
~ hzeG. Give = lssn &sv0 n u
i~,iae O., b an - 10 s@s ~
VIII - cd, haE svuyshingh eaid = .
s,,,p;ne a, szssps ~ eslossd pssss.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

The local se, .iion OF last week occurred
on Tuesday afternoon. in Grenada Ae1r-
responder, Of the We-t Las Aniucs Leader
writes: X. Irwin gave dance Moodsy
evening" 4 the Dfover's Hotel, 10 which the
citizens generally participated. Ahou' the
time the parry was over Bill LIE, bar tender
at Gilman's saloon, maze remark in ms
presnc Of several persons In the ssioon
r,fl sctirg seriou.ly on the ladies present.
Ju-t What provoked the remark IL rot clear,
bu, the offrn-ive language soon reached The
e.rs of the men whose wives and daughters
we're included in the ins1l,; Lee vas rrompt'
" in,erviewed BY ihoss men, AID upon being
confronted h.s,ened to discisim sllu'ion TO
any Of the ladies excepting youn1 woman
l~r,ios a . domestic Of Nesbiu's. Che, he
said, vas the only persoa he meant The
difsculsy seemed to b At least temporary
) .e,,led. But IL only slumbered. Several oil
the young men decided that - the lady In
question vas without natural protector
thew would ehanpioa her cause themselves.
| so ,bey profIered her the uss Of horsevhip
and any amount Of backing. il she would
administer revenge with hes own hand OF
the offender. She accepted the proposition
!, and on Tuesday siternoon. aoconPsnled BY
h ,vo Of The ssalwar,s, proceeded 10 Young
n Ies,s room, where he by aslesP' and vhiis
The Young men stood guard, administered
>, one Of the ssvsss.s hossswbipPing ever IN
aiessd BY ths hand Of woman, young Lee
!. not being allowed 10 even sais bio arm 10
"A defepse. Threats ware made the ane even
!. ipe By . snail party Of hanging Lee, but Is
!, v.s finally decided that his panishnsns had
u lb,ea su6ciess and ths accosns conaidered
. squared. Though e sssns pity one young
nan alone should receive such summary
"A veoes.ncs vha others. II reports are true
"A ar. equally guilty. IL y believed this e,'
:, .mple yin have . vholssons s6sct gsnsr
IL ally. Young nen. b careful VIA yco ~
n Old mss, dir
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

The K .nsiey Dramatic Company WI"
,.,.inm. n, in Straeter's Hall the
oou;oc Saturday, evening. We trust our
:; ms will give our neighbors gooo A.
tendance.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

Cha. D.cses,n, has purchased from .
Co,,,r the bushes house now occupieo ny
NJ. B-aale. He will not get possession un
III April, II h.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

Rev Chsrle. Marvin delivered an inter-
es ing discourse in the Presbyterian 'n"''"
Sunday evening last.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

III. Wight, ., A obs Wall, Texas was
in the city hi. week on business.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

There il coos derab'e bail in this veess
There has been considerable oa"i
ov.r,he balls, and we hope all Is serene
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

rbsOd FoiS- 5 ,cieiy vii give cameo
Hor, on Mouday evening, Jan Zoi. i''Ae''
q w,;e, can be had of II. V. Cook.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

Catholic dlsine eeIv'ce, IN the c"i''
church n.xt Sani lay, Jan. 18Th. Rev h'ot
er will hold services.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

The office Of b. A. Jone-, Register OF
Md. will be found in F. c. Zimmermsn'r
store.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

Mr.. Fi.her IN cuarge OF the eating houF
., Cool,dge, was in town Monday.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

Row NJ l.. Gates. OF Great Bend, Pfeach-
es in The U..ioa church this week. ihe P'o'
,rac ed m.-,inss commune
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

The Governor is waiting Tor an e.cu' "
leone the Legislature. Should Consres'
n,,s the congressional app0r'ioom . D', ~
,ss Governor will call the legislature 70,
. ~. The Topeka Capital iniim'tes 'n.'
~. legislature will tighten me '', ~ J.
~. .ss D,ohibi,or, Law and saloon men bad Pc.
~. .e .,,,d from under. 1t remarks snas P'o
h,hi,;op will prohibit in Kansas
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

r.. d;,s,t r. ct In. Dodge City Mining
q, vii, mse, Tuesday evening, Jan. Il, a
of,sut ]. S. WEIGH. Secretary.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

A Topek. corre-pond.n, Of the Chicago
liter DC, an save prohibition in Kansas 'a'
hi I'd nv is tool friends.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

TEACHERS ExAhISArIoN.-An exs"in-
atom Of teachers viii be held at the Dodge
Cs,v Public School building on Saturday,
January l4tb, 1882. commencing II . o'elock
a M. All Who expect to tesch shis winte'
mus, be present ). wHirAA
Superintendent Public Instruction.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

The Lotus Uluo vii give Hop in sirae-
,s,,. hall. on Frid-y evening January 20h'
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

John Mcbride, of Buffalo, 'sisgrapne'
Co,.h;ll that ne would hang Guiteau free o.
charge.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

II diff, nit to tell VINO got the "or-' Oh
:, la, vesr-Mother Ship,on or Prof. Ven
nor.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

I'm. Perea, a large sheep owner In Ne"
Mexico. was in the CITY Sunday.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

These spr,ng-hke mid-~in'er days IL
T,xrs flouri.h.a like green bay Tree.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12


At meeting 1.-THE Dodge City Fire Com
p.nv. held on Monday. the 9Th, Of Jan.
1852. Me.srs F. J. Durand, Henry Wright,
Fred wxDie, II. E. Grydsn and Thomas
Rice we're appointed COMMITTEES to drah
resolutions respecting the death OF fireman
Adam Jackson.
The commi,tee's resolutions - follows
we're unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The Esther Of all, in his Infinite
visdom hiss seen ct to Call to better world
our fellow beosber, Who during his long ~
ISOLATION and fellowship sish us he being
charter member Of our company ever and
always proved true, and honest man, and
yieilans and faithful fireman.
Resolved, That We tepder 10 The bssesvsd
widow, whose team bat yesterday minslst
With The dust Of her husbands grave. on
heart-fels sympathy. and ~ to her and hi
relatives that though the snov Of many win
l,ers may cover his grave, his memory vil
lever b fresh and green in tie hearts OF u
Dodge City Fire Company. In the Ion .
Adam Jackson " feel the lon ofs sallani
!, warm hearted, genial friend and fireman. -
, Il mourn to ~ the fifth Of The twenty chaEsl
, pas away. FL. Durand, Fred Wssie
. Thomas Rics, Hssr Wright cd H. !
, Grydsa.
Rsolvsd, Thal he iossgoisg roolnoo
Ibs eivsa the Dodge City Tiss I'D fea
9 County Globe for publicatioa.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

Peter Herdins. Of this city; snS = !. III. i
teal ,er,inary surssoa. idIn., , ~. = n.
u n..a,r.,iou, which has efse'u.ll1 su.sa -. =.
49,. !, horse which We have osen W,
;,r 20 cur. for some noash' =. We We ' ~
a U.s., remedy, bu. there vsse always :O1.
~. ~. of the mans. lefe NJ. h"o'ne'
inscription has entirely rsno', :. ~ -. -. :.
:roy.d til. insect. for which ''. ~ ~
sratsful thanks:
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-01-12

The wes,her Is ju-, a~ful' nice.
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LOCAL NE W s:

LOCAL NE W S.
ruwR TABLR-A., =. & .. p 3 l.
nrpARTUREs FROM DODGE CITY,
GOING EAST.
s.n..r sloa.m. Passenger. rs am
passenser An, I'm. Passenger l2:t5 p m
Emisratu 81; ~; n n m Through r. $40 y. m ,
Way Freight 4;s' a, m J M Mdy Agent.
The weather L. ju-t s~iu IL nice.
III. Wight, ., A .obs Wall, Texas was
=, the civ hi. week on business.
Mr.. Fisher 10 cuarge OF the eating h0ue
=, Cool,dge. was in town Monday.
Nj. Perea, large sheep owner 10 Ne"
Ms.ico. was in the CITY Sunday.
These sprng-hke mid-win'er days iHE
r,>,rs son,i.h.a like green bay Tree.
The Lotus Ciuo vii give Hop IN S'rae-
49,. h.u on Fr,d-y evening January 2An-
1t u ditn,uh W 'e"
it last year-Mother ship'on OF ff''' e"
nor,
TIL. ofic. Of b. A Jon.-, Kesis'er OF
Deed, will be found in F. Z. Zimmerman
store.
Jobn Mcbride, of Buffalo, tslegrapheo
Corkhill that ne would hang dui'eau "ee y
charge.
Pow Ch,rl.. Marvin delivered an inter
a,sc,use in the Presbyterian churci
S,ndas evening last.
D. MI G,.. q, Great Bend, preach
.s;, The U.ioa church this week. Ihe pre-
- meetings commune
a,,;1. .r,v,c-. in the Unio
o''''' c.,.r La, 18th. Rev. Rot
w,,i hold services.
..n,na,n, Of the Chicag
"A ,op.A' nroh,b;,iou in Kansas nj
ih'e' W ,ool ,r;,ud..
been x" Gu :.
The o.h ro,N' - r., 90. Tick.
INN al Zsl Il.
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FOR SALE,
HOUSE AND LOT
IN GUYANDOTTE.

The two-story frame dwelling house and
lot on the southwest corner Of Bridge and
short streets, Guyendottc, West Va, IS now
for sale.
The house is a substantial two-story frame
OF FIVE rooms and cellar, and has all neces-
sary outbuiIdngs in close proximity to It.
The lot is ffty-6vc by two hundred feet
with choice grapes and other small fruits
thereon
This is very desirable property, and can
be bought very cheap if applied Tor soon'-
Also n two-story frame dwelling on south
side of Seventh Avenue between 'th an"
leth steets, Huntington.
Also a two story frame dwelling situated
ON the corner Of Fourth Avenue and 4'a
street, Huntington.
The above are very desirable dNoI'ing'
well located, and will be sud AT very reason
figures.
For full particulars and terms. call on
T. T. MCCULLOUGH,
Huntington, West Va.
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FOR 81 AEaE-s.

A good buggy, with leather top, oil cloth
boot and lap apron, and set Of harness N
good condition, can be procured for 500
cash. Apply at this Office,
Some valuable building lots on Sixth Ave
enue. adjoining the corporation of the city
G0N3CO feet or less if desired, can be hae
at the low sum Of from $3.50 to 1925 if
applied for soon. Time will be given Tor
part of the purchase money to tdose pul Ia
ing. Apply at this Office
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From Rev. ?. N. Granger,

Presidpy Filter Of ne 81. AiJois District.
St. Adams, VT, Jau'y 20, ESQ.
DR.. B j KENDALL & Co-Gents: In reply
to your letter will say that my experience
with 'KenGall's Spawn Cure has been very
satisfactory indeed Three or four years ego
I procured bottle Of your agent, and with
il cured n horse of lamcness caused by
SPAWN. Last season my horse became very
lame and 1 turned him out for a few weeks
when he became better, but when put him
on the road he grew worse, when l diss0y-
cred that a ringbonc was forming. / FRO
cured a bottle Of Kendalrs SPAWN euro
and with less than bottle cmcd him SD
that he is not lame, Mother can the bunch -
found. Respectfully yours,
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p. \. GRANGEk.
Perseverance viii Tell

Stoughton, Mass, March l6, 1850
BIZ KENDALL 6 C0-Gents; In justice To-
you and myself, l think I ought to let you
know that have removed two bone spayius
with 'Kendalls SPAWN Cure one very
largo one, don't know how long the SPAWN
had been there. l have owned the horse
eight months. Tt took me four months 10
take the large one off, and two for the small
one have used ten bottles. The horse s
entirely we'll, not at all stin, and no bunch
to be seen or felt. THIS is a wonderful med
icine. 1t is a new thing here, but if IL does
for all what It has done fo- me, its sale viii
be very great. Respectfully yours,
CIAS T. pAECT
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REV NJ p BELL,
Pastor Of the VI L Church.
Kendall's SPAWN Cura

Kendall's SPAWN Cure
Is sure in its effects. mild in actions as r.
does rot blister yet it is penetrating an4
powerful to reach every deep seated pain oc
to remove any bony growth or other en-
largencnts, such as sPayius. splints, culo,,
ringbones, cailous, sweiiings and any lime
ness and all enla7gements Of the joints
limbs, OF for rheumatism in man or for aHv
purpose for which a linimeut is used for nan
or beast. It Is now known 10 be the 5e
linimcnt for man eyer used, acting mild y,r
certain in its effects.
Send address for illustrated circular wi.-h
We think gives positive proof Of it, virir...
No remedy has ever met rith such unqua
fed success TO our knowledge, for beast s
well rs man.
Price one dollar per bottle, or six bottles
Tor 50. All Druggists have it or can GET
Tor you, or it viii be sent TO any address .l
receipt of price by the propretcss, III. J. j.
KENDALL K co. En9sburg Falls. ".
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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me 50 suddenly:
Iheresa's heart swelled with uDut-
terabie gladness.
Now she knew he loved her The
pam 20 his face ana voice revealed 1t
to her.
You misunderstood nae, my good
dcc-or.' said She with a charming
smile. 'As YOU know, l promised
Augusta to take care OF her; ana
that meant to cover all the expenses
of her sickness, which Of course IN
c.udes the doctors fee
Frau Wonicer owes me nothing"
replied the physician, firmly land
IF she dii-from You, Theresa-from
voc-I could take no fee"
.WoUld YOU c5npcl me to be your
debtor for Ffes7 asked Theresa, ro-
c,,ishIv. "Bu, perhaps You think !
I'm moi ebla to nav Won for YOUR trou-
he ard sacrifice Of times"
.Yoa are ablo to give that and
much more. Gll} iuvoiuutarly from
h;, lips.
She looked up at him, and the
reh- 5bat sbone i'm her beautiful eyes
encouraged him to say more.
..The highest Zee, continued he,
I'm % voice ouivriug with emotion,
Sand which would be the hoppiast of
nh morals. would be-
lie stoDDe1 abruptly. but took her
hand. and held itwitb tender close
ness between his own.
.Tbis hand.' asked Theresa,
r7rndipr the sentence which his ag-
.at;o1 had broken. Have / guess
cl it," NIvhear5 hasbelongoj toyou
fora lone time. and now give Won
r,, lo-d inst rs .reelv.o
..r.,..u .,usa7 or;sl he drowiro
rert, him.
"tw all time.
"A I'" months l".7r theresa i-'"
'e'o0fn ana l'I' a -'."''" ''i00i"''''
'aef Neao'ns.
iAa''sa s III ,oeT"uc "o''" 'ooN90
I'D as''ai-ane"l upon " poor washer
woman "Ao' uP'H ''i's ie''''' 0'''
son. Ne-o an 'oA'T'u pace "'-i'H
,.'' ,''' "-'' "'l'''''' way '
Is mere ,.,...
'' '''' 49,.
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SPAWN Cure
ON HUMAN FLESH,

Patterns Mills, n. Y, Feb q, rs,
B J KENDALL & CC-Gents: The particular
case on which used your Kendall's Spawn
Cure was a malignant ankle sprain Of six
teen months standing. 7 had tried many
things but in vain. Your spawn cure pat
the foot to the ground again, and for the
first time since hurt in a uatura position --
For a family liniment 10 excels anything we
ever Used. Yours truly,
~ ~ -
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Is there such a thing as luek?"
asks a correspondent There is. Fer
instance, if You 60 home at , o'clock
in the morning, after promising your
wife to be in early, and find her
asleep, that's luck, but it isn't to be
depended on.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1882-08-10

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TEssgs. STKEs,

Practical Bricklayer.
Contracts for brick houses, cistcrns, chin
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Residence. corner Fourth Avenue and llth
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Llili Dibeiore the United States General
Land Omces. Contested cases, private land
claims. mining, presumption and homestead
cases prosecuted before the Department Of
the lnter,or and Supreme Court; and all
classes OF claims before the Executive De-
partmouts Special attention given to
town-site cases. Land warrants, homestead
floats. and an kinds of land scrip bought
and sold.