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Mr.. G. B. KEPLINGER, who represents
ST. Louis firm of Architects and who
has been in the city for several lays past
in the effort of inducing the erection of
and Opera House, departed on Tuesday
evening for points South. We nnder-
stand that the proposition has been
favorably considered by some of our
leading citizens, but nothing definite
has been consummated.
Chancellor Baxter Mcfarland offers
his building on Commerce street at
$500 and proposes TO take fifteen hun
bred dollars of stock if it is purchased
DIR. W. G.Sykes offers piece of ground
on the corner of Maple and Washington
streets, an admirable location, for $3.50,
and will take $2,25O of stock. Aber>
deenians, as a rule, are theatre going
people ard we hope that the proposition
to erect building with all the late i'm
provements in the way of scenery, etc,
as proposed by the architects, will be
accepted. Mr., Keplinger proposes TO
furnish the plans, which have been
accepted by many other cities, for $3.50,
and will return in few days and hear
from our people on the subject.
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1t is claimed that Tom Gallagher,
the reporter Of the st, Louis Globe
Democrat who discovered the missing
Mary Churchill, is the only news
paper man under the sun that never
tasted a drop Of liquor, smoked a Sc
gar or chewed tobacco. Hasn't Tom
single ''redeeming vice ?"-Nerj-
dian Observer,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06

The receipts of cotton in Aberdeen
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
of last week, amounted to over five
hundred bales each day, and not
more than half of it was from Monroe
county farmers and planters. The
counties of Chickasaw, Calhoun,
Webster, Clay, Lee, Itawamba, Ma
rion, Lamar and Lowndes are all
contributing their bales to our re-
ceipts this year.
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The shipments for the wee k ending
"Wednesday morning, amounted to
1856 bales.
The several warehouses reported
total receipts of 1926 bales up to
Wednesday morning December 5th.
1883, against 1898 to same date in
1882
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Messrs TAYLOR, STRAIN & STUART,
on Thursday sold hundred sacks of
salt to about as many different pur-
chasers, while the demand for the ar
ticle was quite lively at several other
business houses. The farmers and
planters are placing themselves in
readiness to slaughter the immense
hog crop of this section upon the ap-
proach of the first favorable season,
hence the great demand for salt.
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The best WATCHES Mt
n. q. BUCHANAN 4 co.

AT a meeting of the several fire
companies on Wednesday night, Capt.
J. w. HOWARD was unanimously re-
elected Chief Of the Aberdeen Fire
Department. After all business mat
tiers were attended to the department
resolved itself into sort of iolli6ca-
ton and toasts and speech-lnaking
were the order of the evening.
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An Gold Folks Jug Breaking" is
the latest entertainment announced
by our colored citizens, as dime
catcher for church purposes. If it's
'the little brown Jug" it don't need
to be broken.
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JOHN \ FL. son.
learned the trade in one Of the lar-os
cities in Europe, ana for a long TIM
worked in the best Barber Shops in TIN
United States. Please give ne a trial.
If You want "A shave
As good H. Barber ever gave,
Just call at my saloon
At early morn, eve, or busy noon.
Nv shop is neat my towels c.vAu,
Scissors sharp aud RaHorS keen;
And all that art and skill eau DO,
II you Just call III dO for yuu
specially,
tal6.) JOHN NELSON.
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We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. WILLIAM MURRAY, of New Or
leans, in the city on Friday. Mr.
Murray is the General Southern
Passenger Agent of the Cincinnati,
Washington & Baltimore, and
Baltimore & Ohio Railroads, and
was in Aberdeen for the purpose of
advertising those popular routes to
the East. He is quite genial gen
tleman as well as an active Agent
and we hope that he will find it con,
venient to visit our city again.
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Chancellor BAXTER MCFARLAND re-
turned to the city on Friday evening"
after concluding the term of the
Chancery Court of Chickasaw county
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STRAHED OR STOLEN.

On Saturday night, Nov 18th, from
the lot of Holbert Richardson, near Abs
erdeep, small bay mustang horse,
about 10 years old; while feet; brand '
ed on left fore shoulder and small brand
on neck and white spot on forehead; the
horse is hip shod in right hind hip.
A liberal reward will be paid for its
recovery.
BURRELL GRIFFIN.
on Mr.. Beu Hollands place.
Nov, q. In.
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Lpeciai attention is invited to the adj
veltisement TO he found in another col
umn Of the justly celebrated ana widely
known DIR, HARTERs lRoN ToNIC. manu-
featured by The DR.. hARTER MEDICINE
Company, ST. Louis, Mo. This is one OF
the oldest established houses in the
county, and their medicine his an envm-
BILE reputation wherever used. IL is none
of the quack panied off on the people
throughout the land, but bears the high
est endorsement of the medical profess
sion everywhere, and is OF uudoubted
merit. Ii will be seen by certificates in
the advertisement that wonderful cures
have been Effected, and similar certin-
Gates could be obtained in endless num-
Der. We take pleasure Recommending
TO the suHeria. pubic BR. RARrERs
IRON Tone,
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VASES, TOILET SETS, PAPA
TRIES, CHINA CUPS and SAUCERS
MOUSrACHE CUPS, GOLD PENS.
PENCILS and WATCH CHARMS
BRUSH and COMB SETS, CIGAR
CASES, CIGAR HOLDERS, WALK
ING CANES, ana many other articles
suitable for christmas and new year
presents, for sle cheap at Shell 4 cos
Drug Store. Nov %.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06

MIssIssIppIANs visiting New York,
will always find file of the papers
published on the line of the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, at the Office of
the President, Col. VIM. Butler
Duncan, No. IL, Pine Street.
Nov eft.
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COTTON SHIPMENTS.

The shipments of cotton from ABB
erdeen for the season commencing
September 1st, 1888, up to Wednes-
day. Dec 9Th 1883, amounted to
S.715 bales.
The following were the shipments
to corresponding dates in former
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Mr.. S. Fl. BERG, of this city, de
parted on the Saturday morning
train for jackson, Tennessee, to ne.
gotiate for the contract for erecting
the brick depot buildings of the
Canton, Aberdeen & Nashville rail-
road
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EIs'E'.

Somewhere between f. s. Clopton's
plantation and Egypt Station, Mss, n
purse containing 1921 90 of the follow.
ing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500 bill, one
$50 Gold Certificate-with initins II. Fl.
g. on it, and SO Silver Certificates,
and one dollar in silver.
A reward of $50 will be paid for the
delivery of the same at this Office or for
information that will lead to its recovery.
Purse also contained an order for 800
on A. Carlisle from Ceaser McClendop.
L. II. CLOPTON.
Dec. 6.-lm.
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Buy the
RED CROSS
THE BEST
FLOUR
IN THE WORLD. SOLD BY
TAYLOR, STRAIN & STUART.

Chancellor MCFARLAND last week,
completed the entire round of his Dis
trict, and now has vacation until next
March. His list of courts is headed by
Monroe county and the next Term will
begin on the First Monday of March,
1884, and conclude with Chickasaw
county as early as the circuit Call be
made.
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Capt. J. L SurroN, Passenger
Agent of the Memphis & Charleston
Railroad, was in the city on Satur'
DIV. in the interest of his company.
He is an indefatigable worker.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06

The firm of r. Phillips & Co, composed
of Misses r. Phillips and +, Phillips aud
Mrs. Celia Wmeman.is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent The business will
hereafter be conducted by the Mise.
Phillips under the firm name of h. & +
Phillips. Mrs Waterman respectfully
recommends the new Grm to her friends
Rosa PulILIps,
FANNIE PHILLIPS,
Mrs CELIA WATERMAN
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06

DIR. Prices Cpecial Flavoring Extracts
for flaw orng lee cream, Cakes and Fast
~. With great care, by q new process,
Dr. Price extracts from the TRUE select
FRUITS and Anomalies each characterls-
flavor, and produces fiavorlngs OF rare
,,y,ellence.- great strength and per-
feet purity--far superior to the cheap
extracts
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J. w. MAYNARD, Secretary.

II disease has entered the system the only way
to drive 1t Sut is to pnrsfy and enrich the blood,
To this end, as is acknowledged by ali medical
men, nothing is better adapted than iron. The
fault hitherto has bee that iron could not be so
prepared as TO he absolutely harmless to the teeth
This difficulty has been overcome by the Brown
Chemical Company Of Baltimore, Nd, who offer
their Browns Iron Bitters as Il faultless prepa-
ration positive cure for dyspepsia, indigestion,
kidney troubles etc,
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Glasses ina Music for 1854.

After a very successful experience,
CLOSE my first term of Music ina berdeen
on December 2Ith My second term will
opeuou January 2nd 1884 IEope then tohc
able to give my patrons the brnentofthe
Banjo and all other string Instruments
Italian aud French. have engaged one
of the finest teachers from the GousrIya-
tory. My GLASSES for next year will b"
formed rs soon as possible. ApplIga-
lions should be made at AZ early date.
Positively no pupils taken afler january
18th, 1854, for the End term Thanking
Won all FOR your former patronage ana
trusting il will be continued,
Respectfully
Nov. 22.2m CHAS. NELSON
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Our fellow citizen, Mr.. II. B. BEAN
MN, Grand Lecturer of the Masonic
Grand Lodge of Mississippi, returned
home on Sunday night, after featuring
tour of several weeks. He departed on
this mornings truin for Itawamba coun
~, where he will assist in the cere-
monies incident to the laying of a cor
ner stone for lodge. building.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06

The Board of supervisors is in session
this week. The business on Monday
AMI Tuesday was not important, but
to day (W' dnesday) is set apart for
consideration of matters pertaining TO
the public schools for 1881, and will be
very tedious The session will probably
clio e on ThurslnY.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06

ALL our merchants are receiving
and opening christmas and new years
goods. The trade in that line prom
ises to be unusually large this season.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06
Fall and Winter Goods!
Our Former EfTOr t. ExcelIedI

We have now ready for inspection, a
full and varied stock of such seasonable
goods as our long experience suggests
as best adapted 10 this market, and at
such prices as will satisfy all.
(s24J) J. ME1ZuEl; SEQ.
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A press Of business in our job Office
compels us to 60 to press with this
issue with a limited amount of read
ing matter.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06

"They do look too utterly Mt, D." was the
remark OF II well known Natchez belle
yesterday rs the gallant fire Iodlies
passed in view h. fore her Her heaU
vas evilenuy in the ranks ~ Natcb,z
Democrat.
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If any Of our subscribers can fur
nish us with a copy of the Weekly
Examiner of November 10th, 1888,
we will appreciate the favor.
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FOR SALE.

A desirable building lot, centrally
located to business, churches and schools,
75x300 feet, with good well of water and
substantial servants house. Terms easy
Apply to q. FL. EoKFoRD.
Nov. 26 SIN.
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FRENCH and ENGLISH CASH
MERES in I'LL the new Shades. ut
40. 8. BAUMGARTEN.
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My residence on Chestnut Street,
second block South of the Court House
One of the most conveniently arranged
places in the city. Applicants will
please call ut my Office in the Clifford
building.
o. Ii. WHITFIELD.
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NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

The property owners of the City OF
Aberdeen, are hereby notified that the
assessment roll of he city Is now on fill
at the Msvor's Office. aud will there Re,
main sui jet TO inspection, and correc
ton, until We, uesti"y Dee. u. After
that time the Assessor will complete the
roll according to law, and there will be
no change thereof.
J. B. Down,
Deco 1w. City Assessor and Collector
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06

j. W. Eckford lat the Phoenix Drug
Store) has the most attractive lot of
WALL PAPER SAMPLES ever brought
to this town. Don't fail to call and *,
anime these Sample Books-Price low.
n53w.
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WE had the pleasure of meeting Capt.
G, D. McCrummen, of Fulton, in the
city on Tuesday. He will depart for
the various markets in a few DAYS for
the purchase of stock of furniture
which will be opened in tn Sirles build.
ing at the corner of Commerce and
Maple streets.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06

A line of Cigars and Tobaccos TINT
cannot be excelled by the stock OF any
house n the State, at b. q. SIMS
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dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing
between :. j. Ghos0u and Roht. T.
Houston, and G. j. Buchanun, was dis
solved by the death Of Gen1 Gholson and
it now becomes necessary and important
to his estate that all of the business of
the late firm of Gholson aud Houston
and of Gholsou Houston \ Buchanan
shall be closed at an early day. Persons
holding claims against either of the firms
will present them to undersigned fot
payment, and those indebted TO either of
said firms will please come forward aud
settle at once as the business must he
closed
RoBT. T.. Houston,
&. J. BUCHANAN,
Surviving Partners.
Nov. elm.
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$500 REV ARD.

The Southern Express Company
will pay five hundred dollars reward
for the arrest and delivery of q white
man, rather above medium height
dressed in black and not wearing any
overcoat, who, attempting to rob the
Southern Express Office at Corinth,
about o'clock this morning, shot
and desperately wounded The Agent,
A McWillams. The man may be
wounded or have the smell of coal
oil on his clothes, as a large lamp
was thrown at h i'm and broken, and
three shots fired at him. He is sup,
posed to have full sett of whiskers,
long grown. His dress appears
somewhat neat.
H. G. FISHER,
Supt. SO Elk. Co.
Corinth, Miss, Dec. LIST, 1888.
Mr.. McWilliams died from the
effects of his wounds, on Sunday
evening.
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] have No. 8 Charter Oak Cooking
Stove with all the late Improvements,
that has been in use only short time,
which | will sell at low price. Enquire
mt my residence on Meridian street, or
at Beatty & Kul fer's.
Dec. 3-1m. Mrs A. NJ. KUPFER.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06

If you arc tired taxing the ! rye old fashioned
gripping pills ry Carter's Eittle Liver Pills and
take some comlsrt. A man can't itand ever. d.
thing. Che pin Il dose.
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Prescriptions accurately compounded
ut all hours. Ivy competant and reliable
pharmacists. ut the Drug Store of Shell
~ Co Nov. %.
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A bear ful line Of French Candle
and CaDdled Fruits, just opened 10y
b G.. SIMS
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IVY WiEe's NerYOWs Affection

1--WE had ceased to hope that my wife's uer
yons affection could be cured" writes Rev j. A.
Edie, OF Beaver. lIa. MANY physicians failed
to do her good, SAMARITAN NERVINE hes cured
her AT druggists
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The best CLOCK Tor 81. % at
a6.H. ii. Z. BUCHANAN q 70.
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For choice FRUITS and the purest
and hest CANDIES, call on
b. g. SIMS.
o3ltf,
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90 TO TAYLOR. STRAIN &
STUART'S FOR FRESH MACKEBEL
THIS YEARS CATCH. d62w.
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Mnekeraf Of ',ne new catch" fresh
sdI rat, al b. q. SINS.
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MINCE MEAT, CRANBERRIES,
DRIED FRUITS, CABBAGE. etc,
ETC., all fresh and of the best quality, AT
B, G. SIMS.
o3ltf.
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Ralns & SON druggist. at walden Miss" says
Brown s Iron BiltcrS gave better satisfaction
than any So have ever sold
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Ny stock Of


- IIUUTo NNTl NITU T~----
s now complete, and will be- sold YER
ow. j. @. JACOBUS.
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Proceedings City Council.


MAYORS OFFICE. ABERDEEN, Mise. !
Nov. 2Sth, 1858.
Present-W E. Love, Mayor,
S. H. Berg, }
j. w, Lee, Selectmen.
W. G. Sykes. J
On motion, the reading ofthe min
utes of last regular meeting was
postponed.
On motion, the board adjourned
until Saturday Dec. LIST, 1888.
w. &. LOVE, Mayor,
J. w. MAYNARD, Secretary,
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splendid line of
CENTS FURNISHING GODS, 81
SO y. BAUMGARrEN.
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Every Lpdy when down town, is in,
vited to call atthe great ~ Door Store, "
aAd get beautiful SOUVENIR.
respectfully,
j. q. JACOBUS.
Nov. 23rl-tf.
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Middlng cotton WAS quoted in tins
market on same date last year at W
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Mr.. Thomas Jones. JACKSON Miss. says
"Bl owns Iron BitterS cured me Of severe ind-
gestiOn i"
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.pilAf hsNca.SX cd.

Fine lot of SILKS and SATrINS and
VELVETEtN, also RUBBER GOODS,
Ladies' and Misses GOSSlMEkS, and Il
tiue lot of UMBRELLAS at
Oct. g. j. g. JACOBUS.
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.sEOr sale Cheap

Two YOUNG, FINE IL Y b RE D
MARES-apply to
Dee. 3, I'm. j. w. HOWARD.
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Cotton MARKET

December 9Th 1888
New York-Middlipg 10 9-l6 cts.
New Orleans-l0 3-1G
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DECEMBER TERM.

Court HOUSE, ABERDEEN, MISS. !
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1883.
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1883.
Present
X. N. Stockton, 1st Dist. President.
John Wood, I'd
j. ]. Basham, 81
S. A. Dalton, 4th d"
j. p. Sisk, 9Th
Supervisors.
Ordered, That Franklin Morgan be
appointed overseer of Paine's School
House and Pages Mill road, from
Pleasant Valley to tranquil Church,
instead of George Crawford, released.
And that j. c. Page be appointed
overseer of Werner road from 7-mile
post to cross roads at Robert Saund
ers, instead Of RI. G. Basham, re-
moved
Ordered, That license issue to |.
w. Randle & Co., to retail yinous
and spurious liquors at Muldon, they
having complied with the law in all
respects.
Ordered, That the following lands
Of L, 7. West be posted, with penal,
ties for violation as provided for in
Chapter 20, Revised Code: The
northwest quarter and southwest quar-
ter of section ID, township II, range
Z, east.
Ordered, That the following allow
ances be made out of common county
fund.
Drs. Greene, Sale, Ewing and
Paine, medical and surgical at
tentlon to cyclone su lfrrers. . 5000 90
A. a. Posey Il Bro, repairs on
wood work Of iron BRIDGE. 0S1 50
sam BIeVlnS, pauper COltin.., 800
Aberdeen Weekly, printing ,etc, 8 90
f. p. Thompson, salary SupGriu-
tendtnt Education, November,
and postage. .................... 81 90
ID. w. Brewer, road timber, ....... 5 40
Beckham and Maddox, bridge
lumber,................. ......... 1872 &c
j. l.. Wood, feeding iunatic's and
-, paupvfs ''''''.'...'.'........, W. jO
Thomas Thompson, conveying
prisoners, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l ~
Joseph tlanikcn, conveying pris-
oner, ,........................... 2OO
James owen, conveying prIs 'nCr so
) M BuC hanj = lumber for bridge
across LagrUnu Creek ........... IL Is
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Dissolution N0aiCe.

Nov, 2lst 1883 I'm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-26
Somewhat Mixed

short time ago, SAYS the Salt Lake
IIb'ne bright looking DANISH boy stepped
ilt" LAWYER, OFflac, aud ,all
II want YOU " tell mo WHO | am, LAYING
- bill on the dc-k at the same time
The LAWYER, peepus alternately at the hoy
and A the - bl.i, shaking hi, head, replied :
''lt seems yuu Are a iunny buy ."
"Not funny Al ili. luu wIii fill II very
serious matter"
"Nell. 20 ahead and explain it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-26
Major Schurz.

General Sherman. some time ago, bought
a supp.s OF Shirt, from Ia, lor \ Huft,,
" Washington firm. Dick raylor, the senior
partner, was the gentleman who waited upon
him. ana oi course, they became or
thought they did-quite we'll acquainted.
One day, after the shirts had been delivered,
Dick met General Sherman and another
army officer walking on the avenue. Walk
ing up to the General, Taylor addressed him:
Good morning, General. How are YOU
to-day !"
1t seems that, although the General ap-
parently remembered Mr.. Taylor's face. he
did not place him and could not call him BY
name. While shaking hands Taylor, MOTTO
ing the slight defect in the Generals mem
or,. thought he would help along with the
suggestion that he had sold him some shirts
he said Made your shirts !"
.'Oh. beg pardon" said the General
quickly, and turning to the gentleman with
whom he was walking he said:
"Ah Colonel Blank allow me to intro
duce you to my friend, Major Schurz r
TAYLOR realized the General had made
another mistake, and without any attempt to
explain matters he politely raised his hat
and moved on.