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Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27
THE WOMAN WITNESS
Tie Mystery About Her No Mystery
AT All.

On tho evening of the shooting of DR..
McKune, and Immediately after tho
tragedy, THE Bee reporter, in hunting
up witnesses to the affair, and learning
from them the particulars as far as they
could be cleaned, found a young lady
who claimed to have been standing in the
park near the street when the shot was
fired, and saw DIR. McKune fall. She
gave her name as Miss Mintie Whitney,
and her address was FOG Bancroft street.
The statement made by her through THE
Der was to the effect hat while talking
with a friend in the park she heard the
with her friend rushed over there and
asked who it was that had been shot, and
who shot him, and DIR. Cross told her he
did, and hat DR.. McKune had assaulted
him. The coroner tried to find this
young lady as q witness before the in
quest but could not owing to
ssme mistake in the address
given him. Since then there have been all
sorts of runners about the woman having
disappeared, and that when the time
came she would make some startling rev.
Citations, that she saw it all, etc. The
BEE is able to state that all this sensa-
tional talk is bosh. The young
woman was found again yesterday by
The : BEE reporter, and repeated the
same statement as before published.
She says she heard no %scuffle or fight,
although there might have been enc.
She is not prepared to say there was
none, but the first that attracted her at
tention was the shot. The young woman
was yesterday at the st. Joe house, hay
ing moved from her former address on
Bancroft street. The many sensational
stories about the mysterious woman wit
ness will probably end now.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27
IOWA ITEMS.

There are II ,G57 more boys than girls
in the state-which is badlfor the girls.
g Five residences are being built in
Clinton, the combined cost of which is
$ll0, 900. Three of them cost 800, 600
each, one S20,0 900, and another Sl5, 600.
Three thousand head of cattle are being
fattened at the big distillery in Des
Moines.
When Gen. Ben Harrison reached
Waterloo the other day he was given a
senatorial salute of twenty-one guns.
Bishop Simpson, who is presiding at the
upper Iowa conference, is described as a
tall, stoop-shouldered, gray haired, fine
Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27
u. O. POSTAL SERVICE.

II. S, whitney, assistant postmaster, Putnam.
Conn, writes May 3, 1883: ~ have used Hunt
RomeJy with the best results. l have suffered un.
told agony for eighteen months with kidney and
liver complaint; my water was very bad, at times
actually passed. blood. This was followed by genera
prostTation. Ny business requiring me to be on my
feet most OF the time made my case worse. l was
advised TO use Hunts Remedy by q friend who had
been cured by it, and can truly say that it has bene'
fitted me more than all the medicines have used. l
consider 1t the best medicine for kidney and liver
troubles, and cheorfully 1t TO all"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27
Real Estate Transfers.

The following deeds were filed for re-
cord in the recorders Office, September
%, reported for the BEE by p. j. Nc
Mahon, real estate agent:
c., r. l. d p. n. r.. Co. to James S.
Davis, 5 W n W 90, n, 42-$39G.
G, r.. /. & p. II. II. Co. to James S.
Davis, s e n W 81, n, 42-$288.
II. l.. Raymond to r. v. Phillips, lot
l and part of lot 2, block 16, Grimes
adds, 100.
Thomas lockwood to William Roehrs,
e n e 2, n, 40-$1,5 SOC.
Total sales, 1924.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27

James Beecher, M. d., of Sigourney, Iowa,
says for several years ! have been using a
Cough Balsam, called DIR. WIN, HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, and in al
most every case throughout my practice / have
ed hundreds of bottles ever since the days of
my army practice 1868, when ! was surgeon
of Hospital No. 7, Louisville, Ky.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27

Aunt Tower is delighted to hear that
the Princess Beatrice has got cured of her
rheumatism by her visit to Aches les
Pains. "Not as l make it out" said the
dear old lady, reflectively, "seeins as
them as goes to the Bad generally goes
to the douche."
Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27
The Man Who Talk Much

We want to say a word to you who make a
with your tongue. You certainly must
have u clear, strong voice to engage your lis.
toners. DR.. TOmas' Eckctric OF for sore
throat. colds, and hoarseness is unexcelled.
Use and admire.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27

human body enlarged, developed and strengthened
etc., Is and interesting advertisement long run in our
paper. In reply TO inquiries We viii say that there js
no evidence hnmbug about this. on the contrary,
the advertisers are very highly Endorsed. Interested
persons may get sealed circulars giving all particulars
by addressing Erie Medical Co. = o, box 6l3, Buffalo
", v wTalNlO Even. mll.iy
Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27

Samaritan NtrOine, thegreatnervecon con-
querer, is guaranteed to give satisfaction,
or money refunded. Get at druggists,
81 80.
''Samdritan NerViae cured our .daugh
ter's lifelong epilepsy" Rev. =, +, Shir-
ley, Chicago, Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27

''There is nothing like leather" Per
haps not; but a Coney Island fried clam
ia an imitator that is well calculated to
deceive.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27

A. Booths select oysters received
daily at w. r. Braun's.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27

1havc known and watched the se Of Swift's Spe-
citc for over fifty years, and have never known OF
q failure to cure Blood Poison when properly taken.
| used 1t on my servants from 1850 to 1885, as did also
a number Of my neighbors, and In every case that
came within my knowledge It effected o cure. In all
my life l have never known q remedy that would 80
fully accomplish what 1t il recommended to do.
Ii. L. DENNARD, Perry, %
Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27

have known aud uscd swift's Specific for moro
than twenty years, and have seen moro wonderful re-
suits from its use than from any remedy In or out Of
the pharmacop9ia. 1t isa certain and safe antidote
to all sorts Of blood poison.
j. DlcKsoN SMITH, NJ. D.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27
Toilet Sets, Purses and Pocketbooks
Shell and Wax Flowers Under Glass.

And other Novelties all well selected and bound 10 SELL I have two men with sam
pies OF the road; on If them will endeav0r to see you IN time, but not, my sam
pies and lay out will be ready by October 1st and if you car com in and make your
own selection, 7 will endeavor to make you athone and comfortable. as dealing with
the right nan always will do.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27
IT. OF TOYS

Made u and selected by myself the assortments have herHoforeb been all made up
in New York, containing large quantities of one kind and also unsuitable goods the
result is always great dissatisfaction and disappointment. My assortment are
made III as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27

Tho use OF the term I" Shor
Line In connection with the
corporate name Of great road,
conveys an idea Of ust whati
required by the travelling pub
hc-a Short Line, Quick Tine
and the best OF accommoda-
tions-all OF which are furn-
railway In America.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27

Erwrite for the little book, which will be mailed
free.
Price: Small size, sl.O0 per bottle. Large size
(holding double q~uantity) s1.76a bottle. All drug.
gists sell II.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27
The Great Drug House OF Chicago.

The Great Drug House Of Chicago.
We do not hesitate to say that for o year pa
have sold more Of Swift's Specific Is. s. 81 than
other Blood Purifiers combined, and with most
tonishing results. One gentleman who used half q
which cost him 81 900. Another who has
used 1t for o Scrofulous affection reports . permanent
cure from its use.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27

viii BIO paid to any Chemist who will find, on an.
alyss Of 100 bottles s. s. s., one particle Of Mersury,
Iodide Potassium, or any mineral substance.
II SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Go,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-11-14

ter Dem gilbe Ser S6mei@elei, Der
Mrtigfeit unb Siebensmiirbigfeit barge
lteut. 6dtte iie ettuas berslei6en ent-
oedt, iie tpiir6e ii6 eri6redt nnb.eiligft
3uriidsejDgen ba6en, aber Softor
yrunmop mar nnb blieb riiflihtslos !;
ct fonnte unter llmitdnben ipgar red6t
grob tperben, un0 eiitaig bielen bertraltz
enertuedenoen gigenf6aften oanfte er
es, 6aB bas iunge Mdb6en ibn fir
boaifdnoig ungefdbrlid) bielt. Was
ibn felbIf betraf, 10 tuar ct bui6aus
ni6t berliebt, iuenigitens mar Die
gntriiftung. ipomit er gegen cine lolge
3umutbung proteifirte. bollfommelt
aufri6tist geineint. Sem 9elrat9ss
prpgramln entbielt befanntlid te9r bel
niiBlide garagrapben, aber nitbts BON
ben1 urpraftifden Sbealismus Der Sie;
be. Da Ngnes Molers peri0nli6feit
nun bur9aus ni6t 0ieiem prosramm
entfprad), 10 fonnte bon elmer yteigung
natiirlid gar ,i9t Die &e6e ieien.
(Gortlebune folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-11-14
0ier5iejdbriee Grfabrnpe elmer
alten QSdrtertn.

Mirs. Winslops gootbing @brnp wirb
BON einer Ger beften DottOrinueu unb ben
Birterinnsn in ben Ser. Staaten bers
idrieten. St purbe ieit 40 Sabren bon
WiiliSnen, BON Wiittern unb alnbern nit
ME feblenoem Grfplse sebraudt, iowcbt
BON benz 6 Gage a'teu Sinbe, Uie bon er=
tpadienen Sinoern. St beieitiat Sdirfe
i'm WeoSen, befreit bon BinDtolic unO re=
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er peridafft fur Sin=
Der unb Mliitter Stube unb Bchlbebasen.
Wir slauben, ca3 Der Sprup bus bette
uno fiderite Wlittel 1T seSen Dpienterie
uno Diarr9ce bel Sincern. 9lcidUiel ob
ourd 3abnen peruriadt ober purd anbe.
re uriaden. Cine @ebraudsanweiiuns
piro ieeer 6laids bsiseseten. So 1T
teins aat, wenn ni9t bas Saciimile bon
Curtis II. Yertins auf ber 9luBenieite Der
Ginpaduns entbalten ift. Sn allen MpOs
thsfen gu baben, bic 6luide 25 Gents.
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@eltdnbmiB fort-meiu dltefer &nabe
&arl lag auf bem Sopba, i'd nabm eln
Brobme{er ,1no fiibrte suerit einen frdf=
! tiaen @Gnitt 6ur6 bic &eble oes &na=
| ben, ct i6rie, i6 fagte ibm aber; fel
nur ruhig i6 made es nit mir ebenfo.
Oaun ftbnitt i6 ibn bouenbs Die Geble
ourd. Naein fleines Mdo6en i6lief in
6er lSiege nebem Dem Sopba. Sd
f6nitt audi ibm Die &eble blr6. Damn
siin6ete i6 f6nea bas Sure6teelegte unb
nit petroleun getrdnfte Spl3 an unb
elite III Die neben befinbli9e S6eune,
ipa i'd mir erit itebena eitten @9nitt
belbra6te, bann ianf i'd suIamrnen,
bra6te mir aber mod eintge S6nitte
BET. SIM &ranfenballie gu 8etbanien
fam i'd erit tuieber su mir. Sd bate
bic Nblibt, nit ben &inbern III ben
6lammen unlaufommen, uno bamit lie
ni6t 10 biele S9mer3en leibem iollten,
ipollte i'd iie bur6 8Iutoerluit obnnaa6.
tig MAIDEN. Sd bin lebigli6 burd bic
groBe gfoth, in iuel9e mir geratben tpa=
rem, gu Der Sbat getrieben tpor6en, nlein
Mann forgte gar 5u idle6t fir uns
unb als er bas 6aus berfauft bate,
blieb uns nur Die Strabe." Nls Die
Bel Dem gunfte ibres @e=
angelangt mar, als iie ibre
&inber um's 2eben bra6te, ba brad
ibr bic Stimme, nnb tie ianf f6lu65enb
Der Brdlibent lieB ibr einige
Wfinuten 3eit um iid) gu fammeln. Gs
berri9te eine groBe Sobteniiille in Dem
@aale.
@s ipirb Oann our @ernebmung Der
3eugen gef6ritten.
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Sbeets, @prrebDn & gaitles,
217 alamo YlaSa, baben elm pollitdnz
oiges Eager bon 0erren= unb &naben=
an3iigen unb allem @aroerObes3ube
bOr. Die 6irma 1T duBerit reef uno
fir Seoen sufriebenitelleno. [5,9 4Wf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-11-14

Sic neueiten nnD ausgez
ip dblte ten Sa6en III 9errer= unb
Gnaben @aroerobe fit Derbft unb
Winter finbet man Bel 6 beets,
@orrebon & gaitIes, 217, Nla=
mo Pla3a. gs berfdume Miemano, fi1
bon 6ieier Sbatiade gu iiberjelgen. Ser
Nuf Der 6irma biirgt fir bic reelle Be=
bienung .ibrer Gunben.
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ssrdmpfe ppr 6 Saprem aebeilt.

rGs finb 6 Sabre bergangen, felt i'd
bon Grdmpfen futirt tpurbe", fagt Scr.
W. Soro DON Mirt, Sefferion Co., Snb.
uSamaritan NerDine bat es ge=
than. llnb miro es fets.1 $3.50 bel
9ruggiiten.
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Sic 9sisoprfer Jamiiientras6pie.


Sas arauenpDle grelgnlB, ipelDes
li9 an, s. Juli 3. y, Der Soetbehra=
pc 5li giJoprt abgelplelt bot unD ilbsr
pelDes MIR lelner 3elf elngeDeno berldD.
teten, Dat nun leln gerlgtliOes ytaWlplel
por penn SDmurgerlWt am Sanogerlwt
II. IN eller gegeH oie oere9el!1fe SoD.
lenDanoler gSlitBer tpeget Sltloern1oroes
l!ilo Branolflftnng er1obetett Nntlage.
@s 1T 1ene Jrau, tpelde 5tpel lbrer &llt=
Der eral0rOete, ltb bann ielbit gu elttlei=
ben berllt1te uno i9lieBli6 Das Qaus
in Branb itedte. Ser Geri9tsbOf 1T
eben sufammengefeBt, tuie i'm @idler'= :
+ f9en GattenmOrbpro5eIle, Die @taats=
anmalti9aft bertritt 9err 9r. Menge,
tpdbrenb 9err Ge1tsantpalt GaIinger
bic @ert6eitisung fiibrt. Die Sribiiz
men iinb iiberfiillt. gine blafIe f1md6=
tige Jrau BON fleiner MiiteIar6Be-ein
Bib bes Grafnes lln6 ssammers- -betritt
/ in Der Gleibunq Der llnterfudunqsaes
fangenen bic Mnflagebanf un6 erflart
auf bic sSrage 6es Y1dloenten: Sinh
sic bic perebeIi6te Goblenbdnoler
Marie S9ereie Winber, geb. Witter,
aus Hiroorf? nit leifer Gtimme: ga,
i'd bin es! prdl.: sic finb oes MSors
bes unb Der Dorf1Blihen Brano{fiftuna
angeflagt, befennen Sic lid1 fd1ulbia?
-glngeflagte nit all Bo6en geienftem
Bid: Sa, i'd bQb's getban.-auf bic
..xn.t tn~n.. csx~,n.. Nn<os.:.f e. ;,In~ .L.n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-11-14

User fir 9erbF unb Winte I
4n3iige, 9emben, DnterfIeiber, 9iite
ooer fon1tige @ar6erobe=Mrtifel ge=
brau6t, Der gebe gu 6 sheets, 60 r.
rebon & GaftIes, 217 glamo
plaSa. 9as Eager lit bas ausgemdbls
teife in Der Stabt unb Die preiie iin6
berart, baB giiemanb ben 9aGem oer=
laiien tpir6, Dbne gefauft gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-11-14

@om ueuen Sabrel1 ab ipir6 in
Betersburg cine Pripatz@efeaf6aft 3uz
fammentreten, bic fir einen billigen
preis 6as auf ber Pferbe gifenbabn
Derfebrenbe publifum init 3eitungeu
berieben tpirb. Ser Yreis fir ben ies
besmaligen @ebrau6 cine 3eitung foa
cine &opefe betragen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-11-14
Notis fur @aHer Gomiat.
ttleutett.

9ie Goniumenten bon MaKer iper>
ben bierbur6 ersebenit benadri6tist,
bab Die @aiferrente fiir 6as am 1. Noz
bember besinnenbe @ierteliabr fdaig
1T. Sieielbe mub auf Der Office Oer
@ompagnie Obne 8er50gerumg
besablt perben.
@afferWerf@ s ompagmie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-11-14

Infer 8orratb BON Serrenflei6ern 1T
in bieier SaifOn grSBer unb be1Ier, als
ie subor. pancpa # & Sobn.
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Nul bobfll preis
Nou,an i,pn 6. gscrmer.
(gprtlsbuna.l

1T nit BarDreB 6ar6er befannt, aller
Dillgs llllr oberfld6li1. Ser 9ofrot
bat feline SD9ter ben 9ameir borgefellt
lInb bic jungen Mab6en baben ii6 eini
ge Male geieben uno gefpro9en.
Wo1er tpeiBt bu bentt bas N(les? fie
@eorg Elm. Sd benfe, bu bait Grdu
leiil Moier ltur elm ei1taiges Weal geie
ben, bei iener irrtbiinti9en 8iiites
8itfe nnt gntf1nlbigung; id ieb
urb fprede tie taft td9li6 bel meme
Batientin, Die id apf beinen Wunid
bebanble; lie eTbeitef an bem Seeler.
bell Der &ranfen uno id an 6eren leib.
lidem Woble. @ie 5beilung Der 9r=
belt gebt ansge3ei9net BON Staten.
Aber 6u bait mir ia fliemals cine
Silbe babon er3dblt.
gSo5u bas2 Du biif berliebt, un6
perliebfe 2eute baben felten Sntereife
fir uerniinftige Dinge.
Winterfelo iiberB6rte Die 8Osbeit, Die
in Diefen @prten lag: Der @ebanfe an
eiil Wieoerieben nit Gabrielle bel6dftig.
ie ibn uouitdn0ig.
1ln0 Du gIaubft, bds iltnee Mdb6en,
oas, iuie es beiBt, in ftreng fl6iterli9en
nmgebungen unb @runbldben eraogen
TT, iper0e lid) Sur 8ernlittleriu bergsz
beng fragte Ct.
Nlibe 9etlug tpirO es tOifeu, anitpDr-
teie berjlln9e Qlr5t bebeutliG. SnbeB,
id uiLl es berlu9en. Sm f6limmlfen
Sale IaiIe id mid eillnal oroentlid
befebren; bann oenft lie an ni9ts tpei
ter, als neine Seele bem 9immeI gu
retten, linb tpiligt In Nles. Du mubt
nnniid Difien, baB i9 iebt na9 alien
Ne9eln befebrt iperbe.
@eorg muBte trpB ieines Summers
ld9elu. Du armer Mar! fpra1 er
llitIeibig.
96re, Geurg, fagte Mar gans errft=
baft, 6as 1T aud cine bon ben poiges
fabten Meinnngen, baB man glaubt,
bas 8tfebrel miIIe INNER langmeilig
nnb triibfelig iein; es 1T bisueilen aud
reMt angeaebnl. SD iage bir, mir
febH orbentlieb ettpaE mean i1 einmaI
lli6t 3u llleiner gatientin fontme, mo
bic ubIl9en Befebrungsberiu9e nit mir
atlgeItelt uerben.
YDu beiner Yatientin2
Marunl lli1t garl Bon Mgnes Mo-
fer. Big ieBt bdlt he mid alerbings
nod fiif eineH perffodteH @iiiber lin6
perabf6ent mid bemgemdB; trob6em
finb mir f1oH 3ieruIid| nett bortDdrts
"a F. - -, =, cf\,r L.sIs~. G~-rl.....lx.
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amsiebiieRliebcn Spc5ialit0t
gu MAIDEN unb pferiren beBbalb aQe
kleider-Stoffe, Dry Goods etc.,
ntf auem, mas in biee grande sebSrt,
nebf Auem, mas IN bie Wrande Sbor, 81
erlfannenSmertb berabgefebten Drcilen.

gB beginner rabs Bic rnmnbn Subn init allen un98s
ten Saaren oufdumn fSnnn 9anb gs wroen unln
Yan ausuabrn
nit beOeutemoeu Spfett,
Nad0nm it, nre te8eh9n
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= Brabanbter, Nalencienne, pas
riier, &ufliide, Sd6iii6e anb leinene
Spiben in groBer @uswabl biaigit beim
Gamous.
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-.&n0pIe, 8eiabartitel fit 9amen=
fleiber nnb @dibe. fopie fit Bettseug,
billiglt bel S5amous.
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Nae 5ortett bon Serbifs unb Minter=
3eug bel PaneDaft & Sobn.
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paneoaft & Sobn baben bic
mobernifeu 9iite in GROCER Qusmabl.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-04-11
THE NEW POSTMASTER GEN
ERAI

Walter O. Gresham vas born in Har-
rison county, Ind, in 1892. He was ed
ucated in his native State, and, after
graduation at the Indiana State Univer-
sity in Bloomington, be studied law, aud
soon afterward began to practice in Cory
doa, the county seat Of Harrison county.
He was from the first successful as law
yer, and took an active part in the poll
tics of the State. Shortly before the out
break of the late civI war be was elect
ed Representative in the State Legisla-
ture, and in 1861 he was Chairman of
the House Committee on Military At
fairs. While occuYing this position he
eO-orerated so successfully and energetic
ally with Governor Morton in the org ami
zation of the Statemilitia, anG in raising
and forwarding troops, that the latter, on
the 18th of September, 1861, commissioned
him Lieutenant Colonel of the Thirty
eight Regiment, Indiana Volunteers, On
the Goth of March, 1862, he was promot-
ed to be Colonel Of the Fifty-third India
aa, a,and'on the LID OF August, 1866, to be
Brigadier General of Volunteers. He
participated in the siege of Corintb, the
siege and captureef Vicksburg, and the
siege of Jackson, Kiss, and up to the 9th
of January, 1854, commanded the Third
Brigade of the Forth Division of the
Seventeenth Army Corps He was bre-
vetted Major General for distinguished
gallantry, and after January, 1864, COM
manded the Fourth Division of the Sew
enteeath Corps until July of the same
year, when he was severely wounded in
action before Atlanta He was mustered
out of the service on the 3Oth of April,
1866, and as soon as his health and
strength were fully restored, he entered
into pastnership with Judge Batler, of
New Albany, Ind, and resumed the prac-
tice of law in thatcity During the war
General Gresham's personal relations
with GeReral Grant were very friendly
and cordial, and when the latter became
President for the first time, in 1869, he
appointed Mr.. Gresham District Judge
for the district of Indiana, and this posi-
sion he stih holds. In 1881 he was strong
1y urged for place ia the Cabinet Of
President Garfield, and there is reason
to believe the representations of his friends
in his behalf were regarded with much
favor.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-04-11
FORT ATKINSON.

The German Odd Fellows Lodge have
purchased of O. Wigdale the store former
iy occupied by the late Thos. Brown, and
at some future time propose to erect
commodious hall on the same ground for
the use of their ,odge.
McMillen Broa, of this city, purchased
last week of H. G. McMillen, of Johnson's
Creek, 7 steers, 8 years old, which aver
aged nearly 1900 pounds each. They
paid sd cents live weight.
On Tuesday a son of Henry LaIk, near
Koshkonong, shipped 1900 lbs. of live
turtle, caught on the banks of the creek
near his home That is new branch Of
industry for this locality. They are quot
ed from 10 to II cents.
Sportsmen report plenty of ducks, and
that they are in fine condition. Canvass
backs are worth So pair.
The benefit dance given for the relief
of August Passer, at Krebs' Hall last
Saturday night was generously attended,
and resulted il clearing about $25 for the
young man.
The boom for Dakota seems to be fad
ing out little in this section of the state.
Nearly everybody is SO well fixed that
on q second thought they are wisely con
Guiding to let well enough alone.
Although the ice has been out of the
river for several weeks, yet we understand
that it is over foot thick on Lake KOsh
konong,
The reception given by the "Stai
Broom Brigade" at the City Hall, last
Friday evening proved grand success
Within month two dry goods stores
and one clothing store haye been closed
out in Jefferson, and their places taken
by saloons This will make 26 saloons in
population Of about 1000, or one saloon
to every "A people, counting men, women
and children.
DR.. Palmer, of Janesville, was sum.
moned by telegraph Monday night te
attend upon Mrs. E. P. May. who is
dangerously i'll with pneumonia. Her
condition is considered very critical bul
somewhat improved.
The Fort Atkinson Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows are discussing the feasibility o
erecting handsome new block on tn,
ground now occupied by their hail.
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