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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-08-25

On Friday afternoon a secret missive was left
at this Office, containing information that raid
would be made that evening on an opium den,
and our representative was invited to be at a
certain place at a certain hour. On the bottom
of this important and direful-looking document,
which headed with the ominous sign of a
skull and cross-bones, were the letters :. X. l.
D." which were at first understood to mean
d" Kid them on" but really meant g Keep it
dirk -
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-13
RHg.IeHnE EIgK....


Our bellevue correspondent says.
The CONSEQUENCE 81 The eare and
strict scrutiny o. qualifications 10
vote 10 this city, Is the diniinulion
OF tho numbers Of electors ard per-
haps tho election Of the recent good
ticket and though this care made
those who undertook the distastcful
work Of exclusion unpopular there
il nothing like the self knowledge
of unappreciatcd virtue for consola-
ton when visited with public con
tempt. Citizens of every shade Of
opinion congratulate ono another
on the happy issue and the city
gathers new life and strength with
tho prospects of capable and
efficient government ahead.
Thvre is mn air OF life and activ
ity about the streets. Two large
new b,iiIdinds are being erected on
Main street. The hotels have bccn
thoroughly renovated and put III
repair, and everyone is improving
both store and dwelling house
The wealth and fashion Of the roGn.
try after stJourhing in the large
cities of the EAST and Europe during
the winter are again returning to
give new social life here,
The very brilliant production Of
the play of Miss Chester showcd
great talent and was a matter Of
the most lively satisfaction to MI be-
holders, 1t was very agreeable TO
sec one of the prominent citisena
agait, making TRUE love to bis
charming voting wife, There was
a naturulness about this amsteur
performance which would eclipse
any professional acting. The com.
pany won the applause Of eli their
patrons, It will no doubt b. re-
peatcd.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-13
a.eg4Ntr

sses~gias q not on commercial
but the stage center Of Wood River.
The Boise Stage rnn~ 50 this city
and no farther 1 stage runs from
this city to hctchum and return.
Ono OF the double daily from Naples
generally stops here and the other
goes through to Haley; but Mr..
Fallon informs us that it is not the
end of the route, but that Kctcllum
is, and in few days it will run on
to ketchum. Another will run
from this city to Muldoon in a few
, Gays. There is q few hacks run
ming between this city and Hailey,
and ~e believe one running from
there 10 Bullion. This shows the
relative Importance of the two
places.-Sun.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-13
LOCAL

Water is once more flowing
through the streets from Trail creek
ditch.
Col. Miller and VIM. iretoh
went to Yop Wednesday morning
on biz.
The Taylor Troupe will arrive in
Ketchum Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. Johnson, OF the Ontario
returned Thursday from months
visit to Massachusetts,.
Mr.. T, L, Huntington deserves
credit for the ehterprisins manner
N which he assumed tho responsis
bility 10 cleaning eur streets,
A slight change has taken pieee
in tho general nature OF the weather
and we have been visited by occes.
lonal showers for the past 10 DAYS.
The Shoshopc Rnstler, frnt mum
Der was issued on the 9Th inst, 1t
is of tho genuine Vienna stamp,
and neat in typographical appear
ance.
The Keystone'a growth demands
more room, and we shall begin
next week tho construction Of a
new and enlarged Office at the site
of the Old building.
B, F, Rogers has gore over to
the East tusk with s meh TO work
on Tho Paymssser group Of the
Philadelphia CO, We have reason
to expect rich developments.
Mr. II. Mount of Galena gave us
q call Tuesday, on bis way to Yop.
The new building of Billy Roth
hardt looms up in creditabe arch-
itooture next to the Pa,Acc Hotei
Goo. Metsler returned lroHa fsos
Moises, iowa on the 9th, ihst,. He
| looss raand and rugged evidently
having enjoyed tho winter. Famtta
| among old acquaintance to I
measureIess extent
| Hold yodr orders for job Work,
the kxtsrbkx's Kew outfit, the bes,
on Wood River is coming frohi
Shonhohe AID we Mail te ready for
the execution Of al manner Of .'ot
work in day Or two
Billy Stevens of newspaper notc
risty has retarned to paradise and
is non superintendent protein o.
the iumber yard nj lower Mah'
street,
Il. X. Boot is preparing in good
ernest 10 put in the season at biz
trade He is now completing :
large and heat locking ffnmo Ger
pynter shop on I'd, street oppoat,
P. &L
Mr.. Wilson the Salt Laks rribuns'
genera travelling sgeht gave us
very pleasant call on Tuesday HI
will Soturh 70 Che Who'd Kivsl
country in stie hsohtiu 81 July whes
he intends to takc IN the Sawtoo,i
region. In the mean tune he viii
stirnnish in Hout,,nn,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-13

The Tuscarora, New News says
there is n young lady in Independ
ence Valley, who is SIX feet tall and
is engaged to be married. Tho man
who won her heart did it in these
soft meter words: Thy beauty
sets my soul aglow; IA wed the
right or wrong man wants but
little bore below, but he wants that
little long"
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-13

We acknowledge the receipt from
Dr. Brock OF Bellevue, of compIi-
mentary idvitation and ticket TO
the Anniversary Ball TO be given
under the auspices OF the Bellevue
Lodge No . l. 0. O. F., at McIr-
wins Hall, Bellevue, on Thursday
Evening April 10Th. The affair
las been given timely publication
and every preparation calculated to
maze it n grand event.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-13
TOWN TIDINGs.

Judge Lewis 10 blowing rather
extensively on his desert land
We see bolognas at Bender &
Lockmans Wonder who's Lost
poodles,
Don't forget that Hal Steward
has a fine supply Of tropical fruit ON
hand.
I. LavelI is expected daily from
Shoshone with loaded teams for
Ketchum.
Tho Palace Hotel is taking on a
coat Of brown which aide greatly
20 its general appearance,
J. IT, Rivers is about to indulge
in an elaborate Sign, Il sheet iron
representation of hugo anvil to be
placed upon the roof of his shop.
Pupils, Neither tardy nor absent
during the month ending April End.
EMaA REID. HANNAH KANE.
PATRICK KANE. HARRY LEONARD.
V. Uhi stands among the enter
prlsing builders and will soon open
up first class shbe sture III new
house now building hest to Hynd-
mans law efHts,
The great throhg of no&coneas
noticeable last week has disappeared
TO the hills chiefly in prospecting
adventures and new crowd hold
down the side walks.
Ross Cartee who recently con
templated opening A forwarding
house at Hhpshone has sold his bus
mess to tho Merchants limo, with
whom he is how employed,
Z. f. Pinkhan is stirring UP the
hardware business with his usual
mack and is we'll supplied with
everything in demand. He expects
the arrival OF Mans Coffin, bis timer
soon.
Mr.. RobbiHs Is how furnishing
The town with an sbuhdsacs OF
water and Deserves patronage for
Che enterprise shuwh in constructing
suitable tahks etc. for constant
and never failing supply.
We arc sorry to state that an
error occurred in our last issue con
corning the condition of Mrs. Jas,
Mpusv she WAS not on tho road to
recovery IA STATED 10 us by OUR IN
Fo-nen but rs nov growing Stronger
isiiy.
Phillip Garretson hdfappud' In
but having no uso for q safe We
driitsa Into Il social chat and ems
TALLY extended the greatest hospi-
tality of tho sanctum, viz. PERMITS
sion to ropose with feet upon the
Editorial table.
The delay now caused tic kethtn
travellers 1t Yop ID tho caHss Of nc
little consternation Timing from
the termin8s tRsy ARE obliged e
stop Ia the desert town over night
With poor Accommodation and gencr
Al annoyance. This however vii
come TO an end very soon.
T. Z. Clohecy & Co. have addet
much to the appearance of MaiI
street BY the oisen warehouse cen
,truction between the main stora
and Vests. itfaa safs and spa
eious encfoshrs, and viii be uset
ior stori1.g vsripus heavy nipple
nents, machines etc.
Mrs. A Hines returned tl'oih i
visit to HALEY Tuesday, having
received at the hands OF Mr. Haw
sins the drawn plans for our bant
vavillion It's Just the ticket and
should meet the ready approved 8,
Everybody. OtSapying as i dor
mt tho space Of IL feet it 'saessiFairill
IAN offer no reasonable g,H'ssds 70
sssieetiun
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-13

Those resolutions in the last
HALEY Times culogizing Governor
john Neil, with !. dozen names land
400 others. attached, will cres,e a
big laagb ~hcfever seen ut this
place sgg could have lent the
lIaiieyiscs several roaa petitions
that have been used for years over
here in helping fellows alons, the
names Of which would have made a
better showing in print tlian the
400 others Democrat
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-13

The Bellevue Sun of g recent date
says we hear horn silver is in
large quantitiesin many places west
Of here" They will yet find silver
sin ahorn' near Bellevue and HALEY
Avalanche.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-13

G, w, stickncy, Bostonian.
came in from Shoshone with Geo.
Johnson and has been diminishing
around town in search of real estate
he Las been pryIng into secrets OF
the o, $. L., during the winter and
now feels confident that there is a
,ortune in real estate al Ketchum.
lie viii make this place his head
quarters for the summer.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-13

Philip Schwartz OF this place
having neglected to renew his liquor
license was required TO appear be-
fore Judge Parson. Monday. Mr.
Schwartz plead guilty and WAS as
sesrcd fine and e,s-ts amounting
TO e4t,a0 Before the amount pad
by Schwartz became known, runner
were ahoat to tho effect that th,
"bisn coat him e4BU Including back
license for 3 quarters, and II fine
The mistake IA this Is evident ~
the impossibility OF sudh AN exact
merit Is certain. We believe there
is no law by which man may be
fined for an offense in addition to
the cumpulsion of retraeting by pay
ment upon what has been neglected
and in other verbs, II the detehdent
is allowed to pay up his aireai~gcs,
he cannot te tiAcd for the aiiense
of negiigears, while ii liz DC hned
for thisdusncahor, no Justice can
compel him to "ns;,s,e rood' the
damage pi his ulfeate,
-a--A--I---a---,A-4
Maj HyhdmAh RETURNED ysster-
day from HALEY.
Thos. Clobecy returned yesterday
from basiAess trib 10 Haley.
A. ADKINS bur wcii-khown iAm-
Der nsefehaAt has returned from his
hsMs IN CxlierhiA whese he passed
she winter tie calculates starting
HIS mill here in short time and
Will endeavor to share ~ s,tHal she
pubic patronage.
i Several large freight ,crsas, ths
Hrst from Shoshone cAse in to-day
with goods for T. f. tlBhecy, Pink
ham 4 Devils E. F. piAkham, Goo
MetstaF and tho Rev. Richie.
The Matte. Bromide. and Dalai
are located on what it known III
Bromide Hill, on the east side 81
Trnii cs-sek about five Miles ffoM
kctchfma This group tf mines
weie recorded in 1881 by c, P. Smith
II 6. Tohnor, f, t,illerisasof, ahd
T. spaiAhour The Bso.hsdis show.
+. large hedge of quartz mixsd with
galeha With bpots Of copper silve,
Glance aid Bromide OF silver.
Tho Matte has beer stripped
along The sNrfste If the ledge fol
900 feet showing continuous
foot vein Of Galstia Bromide ana
carbonate ore, some of which assay
over 1000 loks per ton IL silver
The cofspany have started q thine
to rsp 5hs Daisy whicf shows vel
sG ths surfacst, There hss hecn
but htsio duro TO Develop fhess
mines, bat the Company Intend q
20 to work il esrnest EARLY Thu
| lessasofF
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-13

Sc 1-l9eh saya l,s4aeg II
ASHAMED 81 himself % account 81
that lotjamping business eoAi
shame where is thy bleshl on Erun.
eg few Walker Times, Or Bob
Straddlehorn Sun
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-13
SYNOPSIS g9 DUB MINIS.

PRESENTING IN PRiEF AN aCgUK.
ATE ACCOUNT OF THE CHIEF
MINES AND PROSPECTS IN THE
WOOD RIVER JOUsTRR. TAKEN
CHIEFLY FROM Personal OBSER-
WALTON.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-13
rcoNrINuEnl

Our gsnial old timer y. G Snhita
returned from 4 quick TIP 30 Fish
creek Wednesday we understand
that Air Smith coHismpTates bring
ing his family from Boise to reside
among US, good lie viii either 10
cate ii Ginaiet or ketctunr
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-13
THE NORTH STAR

Joining the Irwin mine, is another
property Of the W. S. c. NJ. 1t
has beer extensively developed by
1000 feet of tunneling and Skating
AMI presents a firmly esta, lished
ledge Of from 2 to feet in width
bearing u pay streak that varies in
width from n few inches to one and
ono-half feet. Considerable guam
titles OF ore arc ready for shipment
and the mine will bs moderately
worked during the summer
rHE SUNDAY, doPHEr,
And Old Abe prospects Joining the
North Star and owned by the same
Co, rfeseiit some fine bodies of ore,
but need development to ascertain
the real value and absolute etruc-
ture Of their lodges. Other pros
poets of said company arc the
uhAhAnAl, AND HUB No. J.
ABIDING in tho vicinity of the Ontario
both of which exhibit we'll defined
lodges containing near the sur
face, small quantities OF fine high
grads ore,
The Queen Of The Mountains.
On Thompson Greek, little beyond
Boyle mountain, is ono of the best
looking prospects in tho region, 1t
was discovered last season, and dur
ing the past winter was transferred
into cnterprising hands who now
employ small force in its develop
mcntment having already sunk 4
30 foot shaft Ten tons of ore were
sstlsiac torily smelted at the Phil
adeiphia works last Eau, returning
net proceeds of 800 per ton. The
pay streak as how developed will
average 10 inches being full in the
breast,
The Mountain Girl
Has been opened by 100 feet of tun-
mel and shsfting, presenting in the
bottom of the shaft Is inch vein
OF mostly pay ore, the ledge having
been obtained with but little devel
| opmeht,
The Alon Group
Consisting Of the Tom Rogers and
three extensions are located on
Warm Spring Creek, Z miles dis
tant. The work of development TO
date consists OF 200 feet oftunneling
and $50 feet of shafting generally
showing fair continuous vein OF
two feet fully up to the average in
grade and quantity. This valuable
group which IL composed of good
mihos WIS recently sold to Messrs
Perry, Sanders, Ward and Watt for
u large sum.
/ The Midnight.
Six miles distant in tho vicinity of
the proceeding, shipped 10 tons to
the snelter last fall With xocd re-
suits and now eto%sa guad loos;ng
2 foot vein OF Tho same ore,
| Pilmef BfAsher Group
Developments on this group show a
| fine continuous ore vein containing
average grade orc in paying guam
| titles. The ledge is tiaceable for a
half mile. sl506 WORTH OF work has
been done on tho property inciu-
ding the $50 feet oftunnoliHg on the
Solid Man,
| Aid so feot of shafting on the mi
mer and Hrusher locations. The
thfte nanied being extensions Of the
same Ledge. twenty-five tons list
class ore lie dumped and large guam
titles in sight. TIE ore is easily re
ducod at the Philadelphia smelters
a ttiml lot having been put through
The Elephant
Owned BY resident persona is located
about - Miles distant viii in few
sdaya tap The ledge at 4 depth o
800 feet by a tunnel. A shsftis sunk
$50 feet on a fine vein which shows
up At THAI depth Considerable or.
is on the surface ready fof shipment
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-13
Notice OF Forfeiture.
To J. II. JagIes

To ]. II. Jagies
You will please take notice that have
expended the sum of one hundred dol
lars, in money and labor. ON the Greek
mine situated In SAwtooth Min
ing District, Alturas county, Idnh.
Territory, for the year 1889, and unless
your Share uf the said oBe hundred
dollar lit being one-haf thereof
together with interest and costs thereon.
Is ptdd Within ninety days frum the date
Of the service OF tubs notice, your inter
est in said mining claim will be forfeited
to me by process of law, under the ACT
Of Congress approved May 10. 1871.
A. w. MCDONALD.
Ketehhrn, April T. 1883.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-13
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Or s1kGEs

From the South, due at ) p. IN.
/" North, ""3
FOR the South, leave at a. m.
/" /" North. /" "s
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-13
Bnterei at the Postoilice atKetch
um, /. L. as second class matlor
xETcHUA pos1OfFlcE HOURS,

The Ketchum Postofice will be opcn
for the receipt and delivery of mail
daily. except Sundays, from a. m. to
sp. m On Sunday the Office will be
open from P. m. to s y. m.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-13

No Registry business transacted on
sunday.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-05
The COlOrcd Jurymen.

a Washington dispatch says; A
postoffice inspector, just returned from
trial in North Corlina, states that as
he was waiting in court for the case
upon which he was called, jury came
into the room, and he noticed that
seven were white and five colored.
Gentlemen Of the jury, have you
agreed upon vcrdict?" asked the
clerk in that solemn manner which
pertains to court clerks.
"We am, sir" responded an old
gray-headed negro who had been made
foreman of the jury.
"What is the verdict ?" asked the
clerk.
why, Jedge," said the colored
foreman, looking up to the court, "the
jury am gone Dimmycratic."
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-05
Pleasures Of Politics.

A baggard, broken-down man, with
wild, sleeplcss eyes, staggered into
the New York Journal editorial rooms
and, sinking into n chair, hoarscly
wispered:
"The games up"
GLOW so ?"
"Well, you know ! have been run
ming for the legislature. l was cgu'
larly nominated by the party. re-
ceived the hearty Endorsement of the
Andrew Jackson club, the Bullseyes
Target club, the Independent Fus-
ileers, the Gcntlemen's Sons Coterie,
the Blacksmith's union, the Coopcrs'
union, the United Tailors, the Friend
ly Boiler-makers, and the Brother
hood Of Licensed Vendors"
Eyes"
81 drew all my money out of the
bank. / sold all my real estate. ]
mortgaged my house and my library.
/ borrowed all the money could raise
among my friends. auctioned of
every trotting horse. | pawned my
diamonds, my watch, my overcoat, my
scalskin cap"
"Yes,"
81 worked day aud night. ] can
vassed the district through twice. l
made from fifteen to twenty speeches
day. l hired fifty strikers and
heelers. I had two saloons giving
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-05

out free drinks. | visited all the
churches. | never dropped less than
II double-eagle in the contribution
baskets. kissed all the babies, white
and black, in the district. shook
hands $4,000 times. subscribed to
800 funerals. Time and time again
| gave money to bury people who are
not dead. | bought 1928 ball-tickets
for 120 different balls, 119 of which
never came of, | put my name on
446 charity lists" j"
Eyes"
II didn't sleep but two hours and
thirty-six minutes in four weeks. |
weighed 1870 pounds when the canvass
began. Now | weigh l05 pounds and
thirteen ounces. My hair turned gray
the first two weeks. grew ten years
older every week. | did everything
/ could do for the success of my party
and to be elected"
Eyes"
"Well, after | had bankrupted my.
self and almost ruined my friends
and destroyed my health and under
gone themental strain aud suffering
Of q lifetime, learned that my party
boss had never intended to have me
elected"
"Indced :"
There are three men running in
my district-two Democrats and n
Republican. Ny political boss put
me up to beat the other Democrat.
He had made trade with the Repub-
licans.'
The candidate for the assembly bor-
rowed ten cents to get some coffee and
cakes, and walked off heartbroken.-
New York journal.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-05
The Story Of n Book Agent.

The Philadelphia News says that a
book agent importuned James Wat
son, Il rich and close New York man,
living out Mt Elizabeth until he
bought book-the early Christian
Martyrs" Mr.. Watson didn't want
the book but he bought it to get rid
of the agent; then taking it under
his arm, he started for the train,
which takes him to his New York Of
flee.
Mr.. Watson hadn't been gone long
before Mrs. Watson came home from
a neighbors. The book agent saw her,
and went in and persuaded the wife
to buy another copy of the same book.
She was ignorant Of the fact that her
husband had bought the same book in
the morning. When Mr.. Watson
came back from New York ut night
Mrs. Watson showed him the book
IL don't want to see it," said Wat
son, frowning terribly.
"Why, husband % asked his wife.
Because that rascally book agent
sold me the same book this morning.
Now we've got two copies of the same
book-two of the Early Christian
Martyrs and"
"But, husband, we can-"
mo, we can't either" interrupted
Mr.. Watson. "Thc man is off OH the
train before this. Confound it! |
could kill the fellow. I"
"Why, there he goes to the depot
now," said Mrs. Watson, pointing out
of the window at the retreating form
of the book agent making for the
train.
"But it's two late to catch him, and
I'm not dressed. I've taken off my
boots, and"
Just then Mr.. Stevens, n neighbor
of Mr.. Watson, drove by, when Wat
son pounded OH the window pane in a
frantic manner, almost frightening the
horse.
"Hcre, Stevens" he shouted, you're
hitched up; won't you run your horse
down to the train and hold that book
agent till | come? Run. Catch i'm
now ~
"All right said Mr.. Stevens, whip
ping up his horses and tearing down
the road.
Mr.. Stevens reached the train just
as the conductor shouted call aboard"
Book AGENT he yelled, as the
book agent stepped onto the train.
"Book agent hold on I! Mr.. Watson
wants to see you"
Watson? Watson wants to sec
me p repeated the seemingly puzzled
book agent. "Oh, know what he
wants he wants to buy one of my
books but can't miss the train to
sell it to him."
"If that is all he wants can pay
for it, and take it back to him. How
much is it ?"
"Two dollars for the Early Chris
tian Martyrs said the book agent,
as he reached for the money, and
passed the book out through the car
window.
Just then Mr.. Watson arrived,
putting and blowing, in his shirt
sleeves. AS he saw the train pull out
he was too full for utterance.
"Well, | got it for you," said Stew
ems; "just got it, and that's ALL"
"Got what p yelled Watson.
"Why, | got the book-'Early
Christian Martyrs, and"
"By-the--grcat- guns" moaned
Watson, as he placed his hand to his
brow, and swooned right in the middle
Of the street.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-05

Mary" said a mother to her
daughter, "has Henry proposed yeti"
"Not yet, ma, but ] think he will be-
fore many days." "What makes you
think so ?" Because he asked me
If you expected to live with me if |
married, and | told him no."-Plpla-
delphia Chronicle Herald.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-05

An agricultural journal says "a
well trained shepherd dog will drive
cattle or sheep better than boy,
This is true. A shepherd dog is not
very successful in driving boy, A
bull dog, with n head the size Of n
dinner pot, will drive more boys in
one day than a shepherd dog will
drive in week-if there is an old
farmer to encourage the dog.--Norris-
town Herald.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-05

The Pittsburgh Leader announces
that Bismark is able to sit on his ell
bow and drink cup of tea. A states
man slipping tea while performing the
difficult feat of sitting on his elbow,
must present an cdifying spectacle
Graphic.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-05

"I want to get dogs muzzlc," !"
said little fellow entering hard
ware store. us it for your father''
asked the cautious storc-keeper. "No,
of course, it isn't" replied the little
fellow Indignantly. ats for our dog"
-Ex.