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There We're SIX or eight Of US IN the
smoking car as the train was running
down TO West Point from Atlanta, and
everything was lovely until the seventh
man got on al snail station He hai
no sooner entered the car than be looked
tixedly at the man who had been telling
US snake stories, and directly he walked
up to him and called out
Ha, You internal s@indier, I've found
you at last ="
who's a swlDdler
You are &"
never sag you before
You're liar, and rm going To pound
SIS worth OF cash out Of you -
IL was presently discovered Jhar he
recognized The snake story man as fruit
tree agent gho had sold him some grape
vines which did not show up, and lie was
splitting on his hands and making ready
to do the pounding, when the other te-
marked:
" Ny dear fellow, insist upon i tina;
you ar2 mistaken. never WAS in the
fruit-tree business, and | never swiaG.ed
you on; of SIS"
II say you did.
Never Instead Of swindl;ng zen
out OF Sls on grape vines, ! an :he nan
who charged You SIC too much for
sewing machine, and here Is your money.
"Well, now, cnn.e to look more closely
at you, believe you're right, said the
seventh man.
"Of course I'm nigh, grow!ed the
other, as he counted out the money, "aaG
warn you to be little mo-e careful! II
future. have a reputation 10 sustain,
and grape vine swirdles are not in my
line. Here's your SIG. and now | think
you ought to apologlzer r.-Hetroit Frae
Press.
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Al the gSancH.

I1ere was ,neeaH- of ttat BODY i3sJ
night, sll present bal Reynolds and A,tor.- 8
Lsnsford. Tie meeting vas called TO tskc
ap The JohnsJa aaI Shests Catber:as srg,rg
JOB; Af,sr maos dssccss,1n, IA which
Fletcher and Doyel wasted q gay Jhesc
parties $lce. and were sIr9agly or;ss,d by
Councilman G!sss'u-,l. i .as ,ie,i,iei Slst
T, J. AEders % Instructed By 81 Asaycr 20
i;ls a demurrer T. ;he ,rilpe.ioa placed CT
the city TO RESTRAIN from improving Gather
i1e street, which md been ,roru 20 by the
sad johnson sai Saeets.
Air. Snook, the contractor, was present
aad In addressing the Council, said TIA. he
would hse to have tj- uoney for worS done
A. the cemsteEy, Ue bad ccmlIe:e,. = Ls
contract, ani the Committee had socep;ed
,he work, and the moUey had besa due
since las; February. The Chair asked tie
Cemetery Committee if there was my rea-
son why Mr. SnO0k should no: b. I;s.j, and
vas informed that th,-e N-s nCus that
lheY lad accepted the EoEk aad even paid
part OF the moGty; also that these was
plenty Of n.orey n the tuHl Cation moved
ths. the Clerk he instructed . dIaw vsr-
rant IN favor OF Jr Suoyk, wri,a ~,
passed Il strikes u ,hst tae geEli.aAa
has unnecessarily been campsi'oi - a.ait :
long time for h.s nooey, after tie c'-lmit-
tee had accepted the work.
The ordinance 10 app:cPris;s certain
amount Of morcy lor Tie purchase oi g F.aa-
lie park eaAe up ent upon bs.ug pC- On
Its final passage w.:s lost. DJre!l scsiag
aye.
1t was rese!r,d that the City Treasurer
be instructed to psy tse S5.2j0-l2 Ies
cent. war.aHts-ani should there not be a.
amount sufficient IL the general flli- -a !lv
he ne, he viii Use sufficient C.; :.e -,al
estate 'aud to make ug TIE balance - tbe
amount necessary to redeem the .ai Sas-
rsEt-.
The posiny rIA..s O.: tie See LII W4ri Cas
changed from the o,urt house 10 L. 81.
iauna's o;Eec On THIRD street
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iiiisSR Sntts.


h,-voS, . -Ly ), lSSS
Tae -iay.oas F,--th hes oacs more passed
assay. There vas about ore taaasan1 IN At,
Tendance &: the pisuie h,,d = CHS grove,
Eyeybljy bad plenty, Aad some to spage.
The forenoon vas taken up With the Psoies-
s5r, spelling. ther-o1lamatioa and Other ex-
eycis-s. TIE Tcaaia,r- O. lhe Gsy WAS
spect "a. nusic and daacing. Tae Fasiy
givea .. Ga-re,t's Hall uzs grad success
over I5. tickets bang sc.l Tie supper
vas t5s,-c,ass, and al passed. o. -s TERRY as
d marriage bel, With blt o.e exception,
cousin Jack attempted . create 4 rox bat
vas quickly shown the outside u tie hail
Harv.s; Is at hand and asscle yo1 TIA.
i would a.ake an El tern naa open his eyes
If L. ellid see ths movs-s. headers aad
thTezE,rs that started for iaseaBess Eells
&. rye wheat this msru.u-. asf.-s;s hands
are scarce even ~ 81 60 per dsy.
Oar e. torqg.zl.g hfm Of Plants q Met
cali ar building a fso 5, re 2.S-9, which
a! ls scnpl.tei 10y August 10Th
Cec.;e Town, W@ila 'Fal!a boy. has
opsEsi .rst-oiass livery and fed tsale, ana
.a dong fas business. CeJsga is good
15y and bis many friends wish him vel.
- Harer grist nil Is r-2gress:ng Gaeiy,
a. IS. o5at:s2Iiy SiJ.~
Milton ike al her sister towns is At pres
eat tsfa'ag Uollsa mills, bat I tajuk it Is a
Wsga ,,a.'a, us Pendleton Ia p al w;rd.
Some drunken roughs rs.a-d oas China
wsshwhcusc. AMI JchH suffered ,ie-a6ly.
Windows AMI doors smashed, .,-j John bai-
IL ,n3 oye- the eye W.th -0cs
{. e. Cunningham Is home i.Ga. coGrt-
II, says tns opposition never t-0k trick
oJt one and tla- cost thym S.j. How Is
;Es p-gr!.-r t--s. ANcS-
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Cc.-=glr.hlsi interest vaz 1aai5.s-ei yas-
t-ri4v:l d cs. before E-sas= L'as-,, in
winch q. 0s5lrl eh1~e- j. J, -los';son
ard -sa -sgr, vi,E zs l.'-2 - fsa4 OF
horses. Ez- Is-t-5 parties Te.e arrested y
Gle deputy sl=rifof Sg,zsaa county On
wa-raat .e-Ia ol; by pssaIa, ari brought
80 ;ais s..y o. So er--l= o. -ls -Ilrh.
I, v-as ,a-a,lsiveiy P--r=a heis-s ths court
that t5- hoses legally bsLa-gs5 70 Aorr'soi,'
and tszt Kerr 9as zial..y n &c erar'oy q
that sea-l-,4-a. Tie oass MOVES . iegl
p0i-t o. Eussess.ou wl.ch t2e Superior cg1r-
orlv czn Le-i35, 5Cstics L.uasn holding that
tae-e ~zs no gsJ7nas UE-to-e- foI 4 crIH.I
nal u-es.iure- He c,ge decision for tae
Geir.aalcs, and put the costs CT the cas-. Gu
tie plaintiff, h5ldiog ~. I Ises a e.44E case
o.: m4ii-;51s prosecgl %
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q William Punished.

4 .ge.iI .sal Ba.te, Moas.ua, say. that
o., la..y.ai. /. OF June 2s-l, an ol-a1.;1a-
c..a in that liare, known throughout the
,..,-gry a. ',a-7.7.. tool, 4. n=n by the
a.ur 81 Harry Candy out mo a yaosut
sla-- haa-e H. --4 elgs Of town and sdu.iais-
tr,,1 s.zty-...r az lasaz4 ui-h ca--tal t. HIN.
iqGi-ll- J-ub'a runi=lmeat and consider
a1.y .csrIa- his body. The cause Of such
extreme E.aa -r-s vas tiat GaHdy. On
T'a-.a.sy a,.-u.-s as.e a brutal attack On
g E.r- seay,aro.a g.sl tha daughter Of a
e. yes .,a-aa ai;iz. q of .a.- place. and although
.- iai.eI "a ri, y...aiaras designs, c,aside!a-
iiy bruised and inJaist Ae- Crldy had q
lair trial IN sls rr=ssaee Of the v.-s.m aa.I
other vim, a-... e. MESSED 10 the crime.
tfe- a'a.t .t..-z-.-., be- Gas eac1r.,i . a
,.u.t7 -1aa and t,i % E'Tre'Ua.'y absent
i.--oziE 90 reia a; --v.rar r-n-s hnant-
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Build up Your Own Town.

EVu-y public spirited man does no;
only wish % see his own town grow, but
'' he has means he siiI help II expand
Aathlng helps 70 p-omte the groRth of
city more than home industries. THIS is
among the many things needful in walla
( Naiia IS well as numerous Of other towns
and Villages in Washington Territory.
The people If Walla WaIla are not kept
rac& by lack Of natural advantages.
We are completely surrounded with all
the elements aud uasural advantages that
that are necessary 10 make this al im-
pOT,2Et Furnishing manufacturing and
commercial city What We need Is enter
pyiss and the expenditure Of sufficient
capital 70 collect and combine these ele-
meats and to reduce them 10 proper con-
ditiuns TO be manipulated by the skilled
Torkmen We have among Us, and con-
ysrsed into articles OF utility for home
cansgIpjLlu aud for expectation. This
can DC done if parties are wiling to in
VS.. money to this end, and il would not
be a vely long ing otiOTe the capital III
vested would pay good interest on the
g.inci.@' devoted to these purposes. An
exchange LIS the following sensible re,
t.l..ks on the subject OF helping Your
ava town, which vii, We believe, be
rssd with interest and no doubt profit by
Jts citizens of Walla Waiia:
1t Is = we'll established principle tina,
the people make tie place-not its faciii-
ties f1r business. 1t Is true that an euer-
ssyic and prosperous people may be kept
otck by a lack 0. natural advantages, but
-i.s 10 hot at,aa shs case. ! thousand
towns --s ks;. in ch.ch b. The greed and
.-cs of I1aIc s.ig.t Of the people, where
one Is kart down hy tie location. Push
sad energy overcome all Obstacles; greed
t.d Maas vl energy viii XII the most
gsowi,i-g locality. So town is 10 be
.ust What i,s ol,'zeas make It. If It's
land owrcrs hold lis lots 50 high that
manufactures re kep: our, this VIII act
as weight To keep l. down.
Il the citizens prefer TO p4;ronize the
m,.c' ants AID mechanics Of other places,
sls- "a ms % keen -Ie glace down. What
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Closing Ihc Gap

Sullivan * MoGair.'s Nolthen Pacific
r.,t t.aes 5a,w en- Helena afd Nallan tunnel
va. c.mlr.tea sunday. The contract COW
urs tas and lalf miles oi rne road IN or
Der :. ave !. finished - the tiEas the track
!s~srs gs4ylsI eh-- r,:nt dsy and niZH'
re-. p.5sgl. ~ wo,k the :. OF March,
.-f t..sre .as 10. been IN hoGs', halt IN the
vrS since. Z IS ewes less Than 700 miles
,. .hs ga q csnsis;-, shilr Is expected to
b.. ,-as I'D ~. l.ss t.aD SIX weeks.
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4 Detroit firm hired G,w booS-kceper
the other day, and on the second morning
he failed to pat III an appearance unti
about 70 o'clock. Then lie c.ue 10 the
Office in such 4 condition hat tie senior
partner felt called upon 81 say:
Sir, You are drunk .
"Yosh shir," vas the prompt reply.
"Do you suppose want drunken
book-keeper, sir ?
81 dan know shir-I doan' know.
Thas what l called f. this morning.
find out whezzer YOU want ne 20 KEEP
sober all 'er time or drunk al! er vcsL.
Perfectly wiliin' to 'bIigc, shir-peifeohIy
willin'".' '".'-DctroG Free Pres
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Csur.y!i." E-1gCui->>-
HrNssyHLE. July :, 1888.

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1 ga;d Robbery.

the s.gre oi J. =. Cox, ca Ma s..s-',
between First aad Sec,.,d, wa4 entered o.
the n;-hs OF the Fourth, between 10 p S.
and 1 :. y, by sOsuc pcisSn cr E'-rs'.''' s' 20
made a most reaumsr-t.ye nsuL Ine prog
erty s.o.en viii aggregate AZ value a''1'
500. auj CONSISTED Vi nea- aa.. 'el.ni ,'i. D
qcIi sIrsr al n-tsi ua.-H5s. Fe,o''er-'
cold f,nrcr .i.-s. auI 20 81 r'" o:..-'' a--.i
fell -IassS
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rev an aFCG.

Il row l,,.ks aa thoasi 90. ,uvevpr.sIry
nal ran, Wn.- Giassford, was goms % make
a clean sweep IN pCt,Gs T.? y'oc',asnS
buildings in this city tbs y.lr. H.s Ist
coaqaest is tie erection Of IL p'oposct
Presbcteriau church csm,r g, tu-t and
B.scb streets, lie viii 10 Ill weed wrs
lor -. 20, and Basbe. 4 Lemon tin 'I..-
foundation worS Tor - 80. FIT iai...-
non @. jae rlitise v'a ta&e p.s.e lH ,,-
E.L
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nrsuasa nhilr HrsaK .


Oa Ttg-s3ey i--- fte 2S.h u!,., says tie
User C-.y Irls.- .. D. saat-. the ferry
sa-- az tar-.rs ier-y ca $ Ike Tiesr. and
Gar~.a ueasi Dtsu, ,-os-ei troa. tae
O.-..a % l.c Ia1ao eide IT, a small boat.
WL.eras-. -s.y b,ciHs INTOXICATED. and Ia
e-1--.-g 5-ei -ial- 9 5's.oes IN the evening
tae t-5-s esp-.s-3 aat ION m=n we're
@r0 aa- Oa- af the mea " &. heard % re-
a.--@, - III atlsr, ia-. before Starring hack,
'''..=... !. We have % drowa ae may IS vel!
,-e game, Ist's tss- another drink. They
rs.s T. lEiaL, I'D ro.hilg E.Cse has been
hes-. o. -le,2- EeEzsa. izav-s la9ge fam
IS. e. wa' = sarge Ia15. The bodies
were Glr recovered.
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Ei!c gcp,a-T s-aE"tte,

The tr.catast OF al. Our cosa'sy r> p l.,.-
Is the H,ppnar Ga-C'r Fa5ii-hsi i@ t'-s .i-ii
county iy John Il. i;,diuEton, ~ oia t,Pv
OF tae STATESMAN office. L Is aeTsyr S'-iy
Wei pinned ani what - strange iCf srd"
trv paper nowadays aisglay- e,.IraI;-. 7's.
~. ! ,..anv is about the o.iy country ','.-
uaoef g,aa who conaiucs thss aS.'t. N'-. D.
knoaleGge Of TIE mechanical part o. 'a' ..5'-
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L zeaEy T-sH,arii0r-

- 81 Indication @; ho6 he country Is
G.liug - and land going oil, we"iii state
thz; tie o. 7 CO. today. through the gen
erzI c;acs Il taLs city, sCid : 40 acres q
farming laad in the Pilouse cclatry to
party ci fifteen Purchasers. These rateaasi
settlers gre lately frora she esst ard have
tai.0rC-ztly Inspect 4 ;hat seezion Of co7n'Fy
before dseiIing 70 loeots- |: desirable
land Is gong OF so rapidly row. what VIII
be the dsnard whea tas N0rtGern Fae.i,e
rms her thousau auis Hpoa tkoesands -ntO tal=
Inland Empire,
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,;ai souIe changed

Tie stage line from Dayton TO Lewiston
,sz bssa ordered TO -un by way OF Snake
-.vsr- beres on mail arrives twc hours later
.s-o f.,,-srlv. Isn0v takes two days for
lst.e. I, &, ir5n. lewiston 70 Dayton, dis
tsr,s Of oaiy s.xty-thE=e miles In .he early
,l.ys the express usai 70 make tie ninety
miles from WzUa Wal-a 70 Lewiston IN
.ueive hours. We are progressing. trniy.-
NJ P,cee Ees-s.
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EIo;us !C-~-

a fire occurred al HePgner on the 80
Of ihe 22i. entire Y consuming the neat
frame dwelling I-!o"s.n.g to The Frank Mii-
do.k estate bat wh'ch Ind ben oecg.'ed
:us s.ms time by Alr. {. /. f,N AMI '.r.'iy-
Although the lazy m=misv Of tde household
were Al home. they dill aut discover ;ae IRE
until th- 4.mr, from TIC 6srli.s ROOT cla.e
rushing 1hgoazf the ceiling overheard.
TECv had scarcely time 10 escape. The
la I,ilrg an4 roatea,s wrg. a -a-fi loss. No
"a. gTauce
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4 Change

Tsleyap:io ins;rae-i,ls IRON drr-r'-
men. headquarters Ilstrac5 the c5H'aaraia~
,-Ecsr, Fyrt Wa'h Wa.a, u s'1d go
..,y sargeoa c reoran 70 Fort 'g1dan-' ".
T sor du.y az tia: post. Dr. Core"rl1 --'
been 4 l,fg time With = ard has 'n4l- Hl-l-1
warm personal friends ii this city. Ns 'ia-
,.r5,y hou~ tie eh4nge IS only teacpsrzrF-
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Taipps lie superintendent Of the flii-
adelphia alms-house, sho stole rhe food
Of the inmates and sold ii, aud-sto!g tie
copper ,oof Of the asylum and sod thai,
has been tired and convicted. Bu. tie
most humorous par, II tho business is
that he has been convicted Of forgery. l.
seems 10 be forgery IN Pennsylvania
for man to steal from tie POOR. Wei,
he should be given q good, long sentence,
anyway, ani when h. Is liberated alter
serving bis tii.e, ie should he re-1-Testad
for ste. Ing from the po.E and Sent u? for
Ife f.r murder. This my be ;he ;lsa u
the Pennsylvania Jurors, AID tl.e,s scheme
is al right But at lhe Grst glance 1t
looks like sort ii Z left-h4ndea way q
getting the thumb-screw oi justice on TO
Ph;pps.
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Good GsEh.

Tne ladies' n cilr-s O. tie see cram 1ii'-
I,ra- aade stand :5r the asnshs q ;5c i-''laf,
Aszoeiatioa % the F.ust-. sa-izsi t.s l--'-
some sum Of $50. Tais amount XII sTes--
IL ass. th,. association in - pee a o, ...
Ga! ..-e-s, AID a'd IN getting NV 90 -.
The ladies y 10 50 generously devoted 'a7's
,,,re and labor % that nay a-s ars-. - %.
Great pTsye.
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arPss suxaed.

I-gG. fslsz's s1aE@s ge Izzrn TIA. the
re7g PAS -sT dsP5t q tas Northern Pacific,
t7s la'e.y iu.zaei AZ Sprague was hGraed
dufLaz TIE e'asaCrztioa there. on tas morn
ipg Of ths 5 h, The SPrsgge dsps. vas the
fioest s.ssetuIe o. tie kind east Of Portland.
beng h1=d Eoished, vith al u.oisra in
Proseineats- It's Construction cost the CON-
Yeny oTsr S29,0Je.
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ssld Cat,

An. Clnnoa, Of Spokane Falls, bss sid
lis general merchandise business to parties
from, California. The transfer involves $40
Ooo OF S5aOo1 and IS the lsrgzst sale OF 8
s-.srcar.iIe b1siness ever made north Q.
Snake -.ysr.
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4 ar-tsnder in Denyer saloon On a
wager, the ether day, swallowed a live
bullirog and then drank a glass II @Lisky
aud sad be Fslt remarkably yell 1t y
supposed that the bullirog was all that
saved his ilfe, as It eommsncei swimming
around IA the whisky and didn't give The
whisky a chance 10 get n its horrible
work 1, should become popular that
every man Who drinks glass Of whisky
should swallow a good, live bsllfrog just
beforehand T
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an gH..sioE-

n our reP5rt OF tine F'-z'n o. 1siy pro
,-s.ior yes.criay. = izad.eit.l.-y ouit---
70 ,.eotioa. among IRE liss Of yoarg .Aiie-
en the Liberty Car, the n=Lae Of Ni=a L'!ie
I...n. Il no psrsonated Plenty We e.
se,vored to get al the nanss. AID HfPs
the vousc lady ell pardon Us sor this CHS
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Queen Victoria allows none # her
children to see her without special per
mission, and il takes Us much rr3 tape
iur one Of the children % Yet an audience
with her as j; does for total stranger.
We dou't see how she can raise Il family
shat way. What would = boy d II ha
had stone brUise on his heel, and van CT
10 20 to his INA, or suppose one Of the
princes should eat green apples and Get
the coiIc, lie wcu!dn w,u, to SIT down
ON the doorstep with tLe department Of
he interior tied up in a double tow Knot,
waiting 10 get al audIence with his
mother, to get some peppermint sling.
There are times When boy wants to see
his ma real quick, whether she is a queen
or nine spot, and to stand h.m 81 Syr
any red tape Is dangerous. Suppose one
Of her girls goes out to all ice cream saloon
with a fellow, and h. proposes u her,
and Is going rigi; away on ? IRAN, and
wants an answer right N Ii the girl
has 10 wait Until her tgTn comes TO see
her ma, she Is liable to loose her chance
@! getting married. \ mother should be
ready. 4, all times to see lcr children.
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The death OF the original .-tnc!e Tom,
the creature wac vas the subject Of sirs-
Stoves great YORK, Is announced Il Is
not the ''origiinal Uncle Tom the public
is 90 interested in, but the continued
!. OF health Of the thousands Of "Uneie
Tom" who are not 80 original. through.
out the country, who are dAily nakieg
the world tired ai,h their Te1difva of
the play, is what the public is beco nins
alarmed about
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ThreaSh 90 Stiss0zia.

Pssseuser and ireislts .-alns DON f'iH II 70
,};..oula from tie Ess.., and have crns 50
siach July Is. Travellers EN- no" t4zs 'as
Ears at Portland, and 60 tarsGga 70 siissoa.2
without change. By the first Of S=p's-E'er
,be- can con.inge the s>nie way tar5ISh y
$. Paul.
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The a--r.iYi3g disclosure 3 E4aae 'h-I
the r5gu--- army IS shori O. sse'la iis1'
tenant. P-ou0ti9ns would be made and
t5s rlsss-s ranks flie1, but s that would
abolish tie rank aad tiis % prirai-s alto
gs.Lar i IS 10. pgo5sois thAt tie vscsn-
c;ss vii b hi!si il thSt manner
, 1883-07-14

Rhode Island Is 4 slaai! state but :! Is
big on law Sic has r-oenJiy passed %
law imposing fine OF twenty dollars
upon any one who sells a cigarette to "a
child under sixteen years oi age- Iha-
must shut the "dudes' out in the cIld. IS
the majority of tha; class sill experience
difficulty in convincing the cigarette deal
ers that they are over ten years Old at the
outside
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The Hon A Anson, rector Of Wool
wicb, England, has resigned MS living 60
engage, at his oEn cost, in missionary
work IN northwes, Canada, whittier ne
VII proceed fcr two months this summer,
and then FetuEn TO organize a band Of
workers. with whom he viii return next
sp-iag, He is brother of the EaEl g!
Lich6eld-
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The latest addition 70 the English navy
the Calypso, Wh-se beauty is IN most
s-reeable contrast TO the amazing ugIuess
ri the Indexible and Devastation type
She Is a last steel cruiser sEesthsd II
wood, carries twelve breech-loaders of
moderate ealibre, and ALL take nearly as
large 4 crew as some of the iron dads
which are three or four rimes heF s.Ze.
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TIe -.i--.l rar--s s.a5s mat O t---zrarn
g.-s received -.s.s aa Tue g.. Is.s from the
sheriff O.. ,a--rat - as-r-.s G.. Tire ,-f-et that
-a,as.l.. t4.. t... murdered aD tha h5ro.iu
aud va. s1paosea To b. N.ok Weber ~bo
vas la tha. country buying eatli-, anil fol
iaasa>-ts las.aes. osIu,--el.ug 10 D-yton.
s1g. A.aEt-ss b4ye csus la from Aso;n
county, br g. Eorai-g O.: Il Mr. "
saaaI s-ye>en lese several d.. ago. bas
had - . -ae time OF the Telegram
sens H;-', crz.qasarly u Is saTpos.d that
q aaa-t b. E-E --lt Wls m-r+eIsa- Nick
v.sr.r has s,ss POSED .e-n since t,r cup.
ped m, 8, aGj 70 Is co-c-ais4 .h4t 10
-avzfsc > 4 committed.
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Ms CzF-sle arrived II Montreal with
ont ucusy enough 90 ray Garage tl-e t'
the Lo.sl 3f,r.gver, she Tas ne; youns
o- bsaa-;sal. BS by airoi; so3sa.'y she
reat.5 a house III L.Shiorab'e quarter,
fte5 II I'd h,rd=ssoeiy, anu. en The pre-
ts-cs u! establishing : school ia7 gir.s,
.rndlsl t7.3csmen oa: q SIo,y00
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John Browns shackles, the ones used On
him at Harper's ferry, are owned ey
George B. Keuis,on of Boothbsy, Ne
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TGisD EEiD.
. IsIn supposed 10 h. L. 4. ThJnlas FsunI
rcns IL srcH; eT ;hc Exchange asirl
larry Eai> HOTE.n=-Ehc Casr shruuGr.i
ia GysgCFy,

1-4 llr. Lyman were P--ssIrg the EzcLaB.e
Ea-d o. lower Main street. they noticed
20 Uca 'yiag on ieopIes near the door.
Ilr arp, r.-ce Z aae o! Il III attracted lba
=aat.su-L's -ttsatioa, aud upon srrr aching
aim they found to their horror that the man
was dead Coroner Wells was immediately
notified, Tao had the body removed t. M.
tia5ry's undertaking. establishment. At ttat
time tae body was s-arse'y cold, and ia,lJca-
ton that death had taken place scarcely
bar al hagr previous.
a. G-l- O'Clock the following coyaners
l--. was summoned 20 inquire Int. the cause
o. tn mans 3-a,h; Wm. Leslie, II. Nc
irs-. 50 Ceas.r, 4 Slelwnr.h, H. 5.
Young saI !. Kennedy. U2ln searching
t. body u,sA,.g wss ;orat rpc1 t'.- i. =
s.l hrtE .HaI note iss- .--nag tcr ia-
s..i. t1a, "E. 4 Taoa2-, la; 20. 1853. ."
razor. taeth hrash. AMI par Of ls,ezcr.
irr. gl.# !. ws= eaeciat,G .ha. lis ralAe
a4a J. :. I.o.a,. Beyoaa ,lis Es5h;as
c,--' lc '.snsd ~ Fe!s:ica % The 6.ecsz.o.
I.a ..2...a.or 0; the E-cla--e Ho--
a-iH-. -a. the lad man had been o.a-
r... g, .iE h.t.l .a- few days as 4,sh
e. Bee, 'a. h- ais.aizsei lam on >s-ag5,y.
Ta. E.c.a els r.ra-i.l on the bench
e,-'- mob -siL lh-a tha Liter care there.
4. he was ia-oxias.eI when a- Wan- TO
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--s..,,,...--- - A. =, 70 respond su6 fc-r.s,.
z-s.. N-,--.-n.Hg -5, "a alleged Ah=ajo..-
Us tCkGAESEN, R2s sse..
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.a. B.9r.sr Pss-ar a, Sle'5gv-.i-, md
dee. u., we.-h more tAaa 20 pounds
oa3 oa.s Of rs young women converts n0t
less ,Haa 800. The rte o. !mmeT7oa, VI
der ths circumstances, drew i great
crowd. and EXPECTATIONS were relAz'd'
f---re minister and the c.ndidate bad &c
b. h,-Tei on. OF the water