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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-11-02
Democrats, come to the rally
Monday. Everybody.

Democrats, come to the rally
Monday. Everyday.
1t is said that the creeks and
branches in this county are lower
than they were even last year
Scion, the little son of Capt Jno
ID. Flautt, is sick with typhoid fever
not malignant, We are glad to say
New nd Nabhy goods at Mrs. 5. S.
Culiey's Temple OF Fashion. st.
One of SIR Barney Hymes' chill
lren has been very sick with a
peculiar throat disease and eruptive
fever.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made misera-
BILE by that terrible cough. Shiloh s
Cure Is the remedy for you. For sale
by J. L. Pearcy.
Mr.. Jas. II. Jackson started to
Montgomery Saturday night fol low
ing a carload of mules which he
had shipped tie day before.
Craig has novel his Office to Kirksey
aud ArrOyysmith's stere, where he il
ready to buy your corn, cotton seed and
| wheat.
A Mr.. Glidewell from Flat creek,
Bedford county, was in Pulaski
Monday searching for his son, boy
about II years OF age, who ran away
from home Saturday, in his shirt
aIoo,.ag. a,,1 lNo,.oToota1
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
| quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. For sale by j. L. Pearcy
The following causes from Giles
are set for heraing at the December
term Of supreme court: L. g. N. r. r.
Co. VS.. j. G. Conner; w. J. Ham
monds VS.. w. J. Beasley ct al; G.
Nancy VS.. A. p. Martin ct al.
HERE.
Craig will buy your corn, wheat and
cotton seed Office at Kirksey g. Ar
rOwsmith's store.
Mr.. win s. Ezell and Prof W.
K. Jones were elected by the dis
trict conference as superintendent
of the Methodist Sunday School in
Pulaski. The other officers hold
over until the close of the year.
r--
WILL YOU SUFFER with dyspap-
STA and liver Complaint? ShilOh's vi
talizer is guaranteed to cure you. For
sale by j. L. Iearcy.
Mr.. Mahlon Stacy boarded the
south bound train one day last
week, representing that he was go
ing to Decatur on matrimonial
business. we dqn't dispute but
that he stated the object OF mis- trip
correctlX- but If he Didn't land in |
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-11-02
REPUBLICAN TICKET,

For Congress.
T. L. PERKINS, JR.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-04
A Good Laugh.

What a capital. kindly, honest,
jolly, glorious thing a good laugh Is!
What a tonic! What a digester! What
a febrifuge! Better than a walk before
breakfast or a nap after dinner. How
it shuts the mouth of malice and opens
the brow OF kindness! How, like a
thing OF beauty. it is a jay forever;
there IS 10 remorse in it. 1t leaves
no sting except in the sides, and that
goes OFF. Even a single unpartici-
patel laugh is a great affair to witness.
Bat we are glad it seldom is single.
II is more infectious than scarlet fe-
yer: you cannot gravely contemplate
a laugh. If there is N Laughter and
one witness, there is forthwith two
laughers. The CONFUSION il propa-
gated by sound. What a sonl-inspir-
ing thing it is when it becomes cpl
demic.-[Good Health.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-04
PINE NEWS
A MINING ROMANCE.


A man stood by a great black hole.
A rope was in his han1,
And soon hs pdlid n bucket up,
'fTas full of rock and sand.
| ask'd him what his business was,
lie look'd and gave a smile.
Says he you must be AWFUL green.
III surely make my pile
I asked him what this pile would be.
~ hat good was all tiis dirt ?"
He told me II must be Il fool
To leave my mothers skirt"
He took a pan. from iron made.
lie filled il to the biim,
And call q IN to rha wnter side,
His face lo0k'j dark and grim.
lie turn'd it round and 70 nd awhile.
and SCRATCHED III dir nbodt,
Then all mt once b. bob'd his head,
And gave a dreadful shOat.
my friend, what have you in that pan?'
At which he Sink'd aud sIairm'd;
says b "I'ge got five csnts in gold,
/ have. or III b. ddrn'd"
my fortunes made. there's no mistake.
III never quit his spot;
Oh! partner. climo our prospect hole,
And see what | have got.'
With eyes balg'd ut. and hair on end.
They shook ms by tn h nd,
And said that wa IN Ist take Il spree.
Tbs Ii llar they would stand.
The next tine that | saw my lIiend,
Ills hair ha / I rncd gray,
But still he TODD b thai prospect hole.
The same old fashioned way.
And thora ha stay'd til h, stary'd to death,
No Z Id was ever seen;
So they rolld him into his prospect hole
see that his graves Kept green.
Il K. q. ScHoFIELD.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-04
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- w. j.. Drake aud Wilson Carey have
this dry, by mutual consent, dissolved the
coparn ershi9 heretofore existing between
the 4 10 the harness and saddlcry business,
under the frm name Of CAREY x DkAk 4.
The business will lierea ter be conducted by
+. ". Griswold and ". b. Draae. under the
firm name Of Gl;iSW0LD ~ DRAKE.
W. Il. DRAKE,
WILSON AltEY.
Dated at Cherry Creek, September 4, 1881 .
nlA-lm
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-04

81 don't think" says Olive Logan,
"I ever saw anybody whose face and
bearing convey the idea Ofsuch abso.
lutte Innocence and virgin purity as do
those Of Mrs. Langtry." at is evil
dent says the tiend Of the CHI cago
Tribune, that Olive has never noticed
Carl Schurz bet seven dollars on a
four flush"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-04

WE sometimes wish that nature
had designed ms for a hirel girl, in
stead OF an editor. In this country
ga hired girl is only another name
for affluence and stability. IL is not
an uncommon occurrence for a girl to
come West, work at regular wages
two or three years, and then, as An
heiress, marry a bloated capitalist and
settle down. 1t is a horrible fact that
unless something is done to prevent
the Capitalization Of capital among
the servant girls of Wyoming, a rev
olution cannot be avoided
Boomerang.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-04

A few days ago a young man of
Vina, Tehama county, CAL, as he
passed the schoolhou~e of the town,
was challenged by a pretty miss to
kiss her. lie Immediately accepted
the proposition. The girls mother
brought suit against the young man,
and the Justice fined him 81 so. That
Justice is a wooden headed old fraud.
Bet YOU a dollar he never was there
himself.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-04

"1'ommy," sal a mother TO her
seven year-old boy, "yon must not
interrupt me when | am talking with
ladies. You must wait till we stop,
and then you can talk. "But you
never STOP" retorted the boy.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-04

A f days ago a little Oil City girl
was taken sick, and her parents called
a doctor whom she did not like.
"Are yon sick, Gracie?" asked the
M. D., as he bent over his little patient.
The little lady looked at hun a mo
ment in the utmost disdain, and then,
in a tone OF the deepest sarcasm, re-
piled, as she turned her face from
him, "Well, should think you ought
to know. Do you suppose | am ly-
ing here in bed and taking your hor-
rid old medicine for the fun Of it?"
The doctor wilted.-[Oil City Derrick.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-04

An Arkansas man, a reputable and
prosperous farmer, says the actual in
convenience of being hanged is very
slight. Robbers subjected him to the
process once, and after a slight chok-
ing sensation he became insensible
and so remained until he was taken
down and resuscitated. The regain
ing of Consciousness, however, was
rather unpleasant.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-04

A Brooklyn man calls his wife Con-
science, because, as he remarks, pa
thetically ,"She makes towards of us
all"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-04
Assessment Notice.
CTAR MINING COMPANY.

CTAR MINING COMPANY.
Locatio- Of principal place Of business-sap
Francisco. Cn iioTnia. Location Of works-
Cherry Creek, White Pine County. Nevada.
N0iee IL hereby given. tnHi ut y meeting Of
the Board of Directors, held on the 7th day Oh
january, 1852. Nh assessment iNp. ~ Of 1sn
Cents per share WAS levied upon the cHpiiet
stock of the corporation. payable iInmrdiatriy
IN u. s gold coin. to the secretary, Mt the ofnco
OF tho cumpsny. Room ~ Halleek Building. NO.
800 SnnsouIe STREET. san franeiseo, Gallon nis.
Any stock upon which this asreEsinert shall
remain unpaid nn the 4h day II February
1sS2. will be delinquent, and advertised for ssle
y; public auction, and. unless payment IL made
before. Will be sold on Tuesday, the 21stdny u
March, 1882. 4, Iny TIE delinquent ssrrse
ment, together with east Of advertising and az
pensrs of sale.
by order of the Board " Directors
WILLIAM STUART. Secretary
onlce-R0om IL. iiallecE Building, $40 san
some street, San Francisco. Jnl4ta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-21
POR Ell. OEsTE.

Los tomados abordo endran reeargo de Is pS
spaTe de 8 Il ~ Ia miad del pasaje.
Hos los pneItos de IL 1sa St Tho
pagaran es po nalado IL tara general aasta Ii
Capital agregsndo Ell de ST. Thomas
Los gT0nd0S VapOreS compania que hacen escaa
en puert reciben Liverpool Sanader Coruna pars
m @ puertos de eata nabord.aa yapor FL
Cs 10 leyara al hetes
EeU6na bnqu caga cuaquey para
bordarla sqaeos para Hafana Maanaas Cenfuegos
FLOTAs DE LA COAlPANIA.
Toned
Yapor Cadis 2S0O Vspor Gravina.. 800
AlaYa. 81. -. 250O Churruca .... 800
Emnano {. s, ,.s.. 2,6OO Caelano. .... 700
Bnenayentura s.. 20OO Filipino. ....... TOO
Jorge Juan. 10OOI la a.sannGD. 1000
Para mds infOrmes dniglrAe los agentes
~ llxa nndn44 ~ 4 aD.
4 FUruatza 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-21
u1rasxts Hollonay,

Este maravilloso bAlsAIno sana lnfallble
mento las neridaS AnUauas, las lIAHas, y los
mates dc plernas y ue pecno. For medic
0S su 1ntIuencla Gss ulceEas vlrulentas to-
nlan nuy pronCo un aspecto conValeclente
y GesApaTecen. janAs u0ta esIe ungueDto
leITlgeL&nJe DO prO0uUL una cufa perfecta
ue las GIecClones ue Ia plel, los cUnstIpa-
u0S, las loses el reulIataslno, tsuu euand0
80 nA apelAdo On vanu u U00s los 0e1uAs
remedies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-21
Sc ENDE.

Una casa en- la Gale de San Francisco
nlinlero 93 on un p1ecio m6dlco. Tambi6ni
un piano fabrica Beruareggi. En- eata tnl&
prenta daran razon. h.lSj
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-21

Las Vltolas 10 expresadas en- e pl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-21

Regain especial en- idem de 81. ~
Oonchass e6peciales en- idem de 80. 20 s..
Idem corrienteD Un idem de 100. 80 i.
RSgalia de L6ndres especial enidem
de 100. $ - Z. -. s. 8. 80 s..
Idem idem corriente enidem de 100.
Idem eobromesalen idem de 100 90 -
Idenit c0Hehae en- idem de 100. ss.ss.
O0nchitas en- idem de 100 s -. -. 2h
Medianos en- idem de 100 s. - 49,. 20 s.
MilIar on paqHetes de SO. /. i. ]. Z. i. ~ S.
Perillas on paquetes dc s tabaco66
20 p6Quetespo $. :. :. s. ss:.,, 81
scadura prensada en- paquetes de
Iaem sin prensar en poSes = s. I. SO
Tiem suslta del pals !. ... !. IS
Idem hebra para spipa 81. s...s
OigarrilIos con picadura hebra, 26 CO.
jetillas pOr -. ~ s Isl. i. ..... .0l
cio corrlonte& prCcioe CONVEX eheipnKlhk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-21
!kHnelS pL Il GLDLII I PT0. fEa
ocN EsoALA EN NUEvTTAs, GIBARA, CUBA,
PONCE, MAYAaUE2 PUERTO
vAFor "P1AeAJh..''

IDA
Saldra dc Habana el 10 80 de cada mes para
NuevlCas.
Ia. de Nuevitas el de id. id. i'd. Gibara
Id. de Gibara el 2 ds ID. id. Id. Sg0. de Cuba.
Id. de Sgo CUBA e1 ID. Id. I'd. Ponce.
Id. dc Ponce et b 10. i'd. id. MayagteG.
Id. de MAyagtiez el . il. i'd. ID. San Juaa.
RETORNO. .
Saldra do Pto.- .-Hicc eI Is de cada mes para
MayAguex.
ID de Mayagne1 el IA id. i'd. i'd. Ponce.
lG 00 r nee el Uiu ID. i'd 81 de Cuba. |
III 90 S. de UuDa Ui IL ID. ld Id. Gibara
Id. de GIbara el " Id. ID Id. NuevitaS.
Id. de NueVltas eI II id. Id i'd. Habana
Los dias 10, Gntregara este buque al vapor
cOrrtO que sale para Uaulz BOrcel0Aa, la car
"a que cOnuuce ds los pnerLoS dc e6cala, CO.
mo lguamehte Ia que reClDS dUl vapUr UEk-
TO-klCO, prUce0ente dc Golon Puertos del
PaclncO.
Los dlas | 8, recibir4 IL cSrga quescond1Eca
para Os puertoS de su rUta para Colon y
Puertts del PacliCU, ei vafCr cOrre0 que sale
de Uadlz el dia 81.
ServiciO de Colon VI. PuertOs del Pacifco.
/ kn combination c0h las LIeas dc Ia mlSm8
Emplebss Tfasatentlcay Antillana, y tambl6n
EGOu ld6 COLupGbAAAuO 0OA O0 aA4oAA0
Ey VGpOres dc Ia costa sur deI Paciic0.
VAP0R PUERTO . RICO.
Viaies de Ia Habana Colon,
SALIDAS. LLEGADAS.
De La Habana eL ]. IA A SgO dc CUBA ef.. II
De SgO. lie Cuba ei - A oaDanIiia el.... "a
De SsDAnllIH el.... II A Colon Ell. ...... rs
REGkESO.
be Colon "a. l....... ~ A oebanila ei.... II
De o.litaniia el... Il oSO de CUBA el..
!. i so III. Cuba 81 a laDAna eL..... 81
Los oias IL reciDiia eStv uUqne en- Santiago
de UuDa, los GraSDuru, que CVnduzcn Il vapOr
PASAJES 0el vapur COrreo que ssie Il 20 de
Barcelona ~ DO Caulx J Iegan los dl1s l3 Z
tuertu-tklc0.
Los uias . entregaI& en Santiago dc Cuba
al vapor PASAJES, 4Os traSD0IdOs que cOn-
dlZcH uesde oaDanLla J Colon, para 81 corIeU
que sale az RuerlO-Rlco LOS Olas ~, para Ua-
uIz v Barcelona.
Mas ustsAlies 0afan sus cOnslgnataF1os
S0O9 mos dc EsQNjG00.
fuertO-Ric0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-21
VIP0RES G0HRIDs lsll10LEs
DE LA COMP ANA TRAS ATLAlyTICA
DE "A. LOPEZ X COMP.
para Pnsrto- Rico J i Habana. !.

4
6ALlDAS. DE Barcelona los dlas y as
de cada mes. ,-De Valencia ell 8. DE Malaga
|el I " "a. DE Oadiz el 10 y 30-De Santan-i
der ell 20. DE la Ooruna el 81
Sc expenden billetes 6ir6ct0s para Maya.
gaez, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Gibara Nuevi-
tas, tsabaDilla y Colon, con trasbordO On Puer-s
to- Rico Habana.
vIAJE DIRECTO DESDE PUERTO-RICO
SANTANDER
salida de Puerto Rico el dia 10 de cada
I. cAmara. IA olmara. s Q. prenO. s I OAmara.
l6S lso Is 50
Tambien puede hacerse el viale, saliendo de
Puerto Rico, los dias 4, IL y % de cada mes
Y ytrasbordandO en- la Habana
Los precios para estos najes, son los 81
guientes:
De Puerto Rico la Habana. $50 = "a s 10
Ue Id. 6Santander, Oadiz o Bar
celona (v1a Habana) ........ 200 l6O 70
Sc expiden pasajes de ida vuelta con 20
p.& de rebala,
Habrarebajas para las familias nunerosas
con ni1og.
PRIMERA sRaUNDA oAMARA.
Tn ni1o hasta ue amos, en- cada tamiliA,
gIAtiS. Los deInAs hasta amos un cHarto
pasaie. Los de d z d IL amos medic pasaje.
Los demas pasaje entero.
TRkoERA oLAsE.
Un nifiO, hastA 0os aiios, 8IRCis. Los nj
nos hasta amos medlo pasaJe. Los dem6s
pasaJe entVro.
SkGIleIs Vi u GlGLIl l Pro, fCB,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-21

Ugarril>N grnesos On Ia clase de pa
pei que Sc quieran, de cinco pGsos
en- adelalte q 10 caietdIlas por. -. s Ol 8.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-22

1hc followid1 rc>oluf ons were adoplcd b.
the National Agricultural Association at M
session in Chicago on the 18th:
WnkRkAs. We begin 10 realize the lament
ah1e we9l1uD - me- forest lsnds Of the United
ftates, and begin 10 feel the sad effects Of
their obstruction upon the climate and water
supply u the country. and are forced 20 con.
fees our need Of . knowledge Of the bcttcr
homogeneous Of the woodlands than r. now
poescsscd by the people; therefore.
Resoirsd. That we urge upon the State
Legislatures The lrrupr1cty Of selecting judi
cious persons 30 act as State Forestry Com
nissioners. vh1sc duty II shall be 10 instruct
the people In reaari TO forest trees. their pro
duction and management. said officers 10 re-
port annually upon the condition OF the wood
lands In their respective commonwealth;
end
~Peaolrcd. That we beg Of all the aer1cult-
ural colleges established under the land grant
Of Congrees that they shall lose no time IN
planting State arhcrcta. and establishing forest
experimental stations. where all species
adapted % tic soil and citrate shall he tested,
aud whence surplus seeds and plants may he
distributed; ansual reports of these establish
ments 10 Be made 3, the Governors OF 10 the
state Boards Of Agriculture.
n spircd. That Congress be asked b. establish
one or more forrest expsrImcntal stations upon
the public domain. where the propaeafion and
testing Of useful trees shall be the lcadine OBJ
jcct. with the collection of seeds and plants 10
b. distrsta'rd ~ orsundcr direction Of the
United States Agricultural Department. 10
wh'cA turrnu thcsc stations shall make asnuai
rruorf<"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-22

A recent Westerly ti- ~ dispatch says;
" just before daylis sht yesterday morning.
Cyrus BARBER, a young man whose mind has
given way under religious excitement and
who has &c a guarded by his ffiends, ~ he
tried once before to kill himself was seen 10
ieap suddenly from the window Of bic bed
room just NJ his father entered tho room ~ rc-
neve the guard. Mr.. Bsrbcr ran out the hack
door. with view 10 ovet taking him and bring
Ing him lack. Just ns he reached the door, he
hcnrd the sund Of choPpiny at the wooh-plle,
and thought tho young man was chopp nz
wood etraiing softly up 10 the pile. old Mr..
Darher heard bis son repeating over and over
again: IL ID most on. II Is most on The luna
&c seemed pleased that his object Was nearly
accomplished The old man saw him fall over,
but In the darkness was unable 10 see what the
young me- sai done. Shopping down. no
rs<nf fas soun&mau hAa s~i.aed- - a
was called '1.d the helpless youth was carried
into the hnl1f aud laid upon lounge. Then
u was disco>I n that he had chopped one leg
nearly it six inches above tho ankle,
the hacked q nearly severed limb being held
together on}y by q fragment OF flesh. The
young ma1 ptobably failed. from losing his
balance. Il finish cutting on tho END OF tho
member. mo leg was bound up ss soon as
possible By fhc two men. and n surgeon WITS
sent for. who DRESSED the limb. At daylight
the u'natic had partially recovered from his
shock and was talking about his act lie
seemed satisfied that he had done right. and
quoted such scripture rs; All things work
together for nooi 10 them that love God.' and
called for rco1ing from tho book Of Rcvcla-
ton. Young 1nrber has been for some time
IN morbid sts>c Of mind respecting religious
subjects. and trcd . few weeks since 20 kill
himself by holding bis breath because be
thought II vas sin 10 breathe"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-22

Snakes, bears. panthcrs and cata-
mounts are mentioned by the Pittsburgh
lost among the inhabitants Of that
State. Pennsylvania Is not yet out oil
the wilderness. Detroit Free Press.
A fashionable lady who lost her pei
poodle short time since was asked Il
She didn't greatly miss the beast. mo"
she replied, "my husband sort OF takes
his place In my affections. s.-LoUeu Cou-
rier.
Herbert Spencer says tho coming
American will be q more powerful man
than has heretofore existed. II such Il
the case. the coming editor will have 70
brace up and take boxing lessons. - Lov-
ell Citizen.
-" Is tho point well takcnr' asked a
member Of the convention. ''Gcwhilli-
kcns. yes" shouted member near BY.
springing to his feet Some one had left
pin with = view 10 just such coinci-
dence. burlington Hapkeye.
An Oswego young lady made seven
hundred words Of the letters contained
in Conservatory" while her mother
wrcstled with the weeks washing un-
aided. Education Is . great thing for
thoss who seek tn T. Graphic.
A Chicago lover bet his girl that he
could tell what shc was thinking Of. lie
thought she was thinking Of him. but
she wasn't She was studying how to
make over an old dress so as 10 make It
look new.--Phiiadclpiia Chronicle.
Heard on : SLOW train: How long
Is Il since this railroad was completely
''Well, Il Is now about five years since
the first train was run over IT," I'm
deed! Then l suppose we may meet
il coming backP"-fhifadciphia News
We are willing 70 take . certain
amount Of stock In Newspaper accounts
Of Western cyclones. but when an Ar
kansas paper tells about zephyrs carry
ing . bcd-quilt sixty-one miles. and
then going hack for the sheet. we Amt
there Chicago Times.
-~C Can you help me = littlcr' said
. tramp. Poking his head into coun-
Try shop why don't you help your
selfy' said the proprietor. angrily.
" Thank you. l win. said the tramp.
~ he picked up > Dutch cheese and two
lcavos of bread snd dirappearcd like
streak of lightning. followed By half
dozen Jumps Of coal.
The Hungarians have : national
d.ncc-'7hc csards'' Intended 70 rep
resent "the unquiet conrse q true
love-" We have never seen t1o dance.
but presume the greater part q = CO.,
sists q an elderly gcntlcman kickinE :
young man on the front stoop. -Bav-
lingfon Hapkcyt.
-" "Musico"-You ash how ~ pro-
nounce piaso1or>e- We are noe exic(ly
certain whether thc best uoaGo ono&of.
iscs -Four Or ~ syIlables; bu9 . Gtond
of oun- who y VEL ~ y ooc1 un11crS
- he lives 4 . cpanmuni&y thic<l7 -
ulnfed By the ptano6ut4 rruo1u1gos =
. conloaoded nuinanoa -Doa1us NJ
script
-Lsdy spesulaaor-Yu ~ -
know what 4 mcant by ''c1sornncqs'
IN TIE 81 businoss- n , G1mpIy Ais:
Wbcn . man pe-uists - koiax ~ =
The cop and short a< tie bottom, he Ge1f
ct of money in the oourse a 1iuno, and
fhen c]car out for soms unknowu quor-
ter This is eleaasceL-0a O1y ~.
serd- ...''..-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-22

After thirty years of IN, Unoso
Toms Cabin solIs to-day = readily =
when frat poblished.
Mr.. Pattisoe WI BE- ~ yoaagset Gov
ernor Rsonsy1vnnia has eyoF kad- -
PjttsburGk ~
M 0tln. : no61on lndy. vho NJ
| Ione rcrided chroo6. q roid Is Il 4 -
mr. c,cnber 81 ~ slrl a. ~ Rrlk ri
00rn11s nd 20 vxlts some a. ~
cs6vcroet criticisms ihaf appear h tsof
lodrnal.
Ma <(,rrauot Pvscfao. - 0oufh,
- 'S,r11 1n-,11. : rir6rr ~ 3Grr G1ooe.
u'rI1 Irc1|>c5. - 4 lnrrs n}c1uro uron
~ nor1cr wnllo mode vko1|v a sni{or1
w~r<' ,r1kich- & 4 rkor< 61c1oSce. 4
wkcliw u~j2~ii1~oirhe61e fro~ = r1o-i
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|ei~55,i 49,, 1--e1c - ~,rf
0lancing thfough {he hook she oau a.
tho loot pa9o tie Inscription; .LnGt but
not ion1k AdeIine Patti 6c1xlng tho
pon, - Uro(s o. tho Inside Of the COW
4. lnoInx this; Las and least. Chris
fno NIIasoa Houzoand.' >"
-,Jndee Llndnoy. a. Kentucky. /, "a
TO mnko moro monov thnn onv mnn e
the Kentnckv -. AZ ~ cloSo a. -
war ho swung 8 blnckoul1h'u hnmmer.
Fifteen yoar1 80 ho M s o1xurrllne
young lawyer. He wns oleelod q ~
State Sensfa made ~ 800 "a ~
elected Judge OF ~ Coukt o. Appoola
After serving one term - res|G1o1 ond
dropped into IN immeoso penottoG.
The late Mn. Samuel Rnscsu. a
Middlotown. Conn. willcd the Russell
Free Library e40, 900; the Domestic
Missionary Society, $4,000; the Ameri-
can Bible Society, 81 900; the American
Tract Society, 1000; the State Indus.
trial School for Girls, $1,000; the Mid.
dletown Charitable Society, $500; St.
Luke's Home. $500; the Indian Hill