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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-15
SUNISEAM.
-Ovsters at Coles.

"A. o. Titus lost o $3.50 horse
Yesterday.
DR.. Jennings is visiting MoIlcttc
professionally.
c..l, g. ,,,,4 4,o~ - worth is
Uubhorj,s motto
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MIS- =. A. 'Isl''' Il l'""'
49,,
fo~sSlnaSIer WlI9cLC ~" 'l'' S'9"'
al Aoefueell Oh "e0DV'o"S'
County Superintendent Of Schools
'one' va" !" '0"" 00S''1"'''
-Hardwaro will be cheaper than
ever at Hu6bard'8 this spring.
G, e. Dawes has been the owner
OF 100 acres Of Dakota prairie since
Saturday.
At q nnbiia mootin9 the citizens
of Tneyich Iotnj ~oo1inst inc~ornor,tion
81 r. %
-,
mitting nrpach in Warmor ON SnnJa,
~aftorm66d nj 2 o,rIonk
-h4Db4rd sells 9rlndStohe' lor Z
2 pound. bny one ana get your tooE
ready Tor spring work
20. a. Swanson and N. Cole cole-
pia1e9 ehelf ~Ieti[ehlouI 10 lI''"I0 1H'
~ Flsl5ia3 AoeFloon Oh Wednesday,
"A. ;. CheaS6F0 started Tor a VISIT
70 naCeito"I on "eihSS1ay' ouC Ill1-
ing tie roaa o~iocNaae1 ne reIoriloo
next Gay.
-Hnbbard had ninety stoves at one
time last-fall, and vet he has been
obliged to buy another stock which
VIII be here in q few days.
w. i. Kennedy left SATURDAY
morning for Dubuque, Iowa, wher,
he will remain for several weeks. Mr.
Kennedy has become general T :7oritc
with our citizens and his absence vii
be deeply felt.
Tha co,,n ,t;s.;,, i ~ 49,,
4 = In WILL AiosiOl1CL vi WIG &GlJCEtIII
land office has decided that his recent
ruling IN regard to making final proof
before q clerk Of court in q count
where no court has been held does moi
Affect parties who had previously all
Yertse1.
-HnhbaSd hue ! oorlos1 of r,,o
and hair Tnadv far snt;ng trado
Gun wants to know for what -narResse
Brown county is lowing taxes for II
sinking fund. Having no bonds
drawing interest the question is . very
pertinent enc. as abedt ~one.t4elfth az
the entire tx goes to that fund. Will
Columbia papers please explain?
e.:f
- uos Luz . secure Yha1 see
49, II" VIZ ~ oiee. mas
LA 4sa4 iossel liont ~. heEn-
~ ga9 ILL., ~ "uulu ~ aiiaple to supply
s'd : D thD4 pusoner muen longer
81 III Y s.'.as 2 eie eIiiese 'aflesJ, nov
Il 10y y ~ =.
I, ! q. AusIm, VINO snot Wm, Ball
sr = go 8, ',Sison oouhss 1iree weeks age
s., s ', na1 hoHi'd oAef ~ the
Puah 1i,VVV " appear before the
Iresls = qn the charge q man
sasas nser, lmmeilalely litter the
49, ~ Dceh eSeeuLel ne accom-
H1AffEA III3 tttf&4IlL& Dtffk To MNtnpr1En4I
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-15
F0R SALE.
SEED Wheat. Har and Horse.

Seed Wheat, Hay and Horses. z
The undersigned has 200 bushels Of
No. l Harl Seal Wheat, 80 tons III
Good Hay and -Four Horses for sale at
i bargain. N. PRATT,
30 Warner, Oak.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-15
1soNDIaLL.

NOTIEE-C. ]. Hen=g&rey is enr anthnriaed arcni
at Rondell to receive subscriptions and adYeraalme
for The SuN. Such business intrustcd to his care
will receive prompt attention.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
Real Estate and RuiIdIng.

The following transfers OF real estate by war
anty deed were yesterday fled in the registers
office:
James oFarreil to Carl Asch, o'Farren's
homestead, $500.
Mary O'Farreli to Carl Asch, o'Farrens home
stead, $1,000
Robt { Wright to Alb Keek, lot 3. block II.
Brooklynd, $3.50.
Robt a Smith 10 Eugene Fay. lot IL, block Sc.
West Side Land & Cottage subdivision of block
&c. Brown a Jackson's addition, $3.50.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Building Inspector johnson issued the follow.
ing permits 10 build Yesterday:
Frenning one and one-half story frame
building. kitchen, woodshed and barn, on the
west side OF Arcade, $500.
+ l. Chapman, two story frame dwelling on the
north side OF Holly, between Dale and Kent.
$500.
A j ID Hsnpl, two story frame dwelling on the
north side Of Portland, between Grotto aud Avon,
$1,000.
George Hazard, one story frame dwelling
on the north side OF Topping, between Dale and
Kent. $500.
George Il Hazard, one story frame dwelling
on the north side of Topping, between Dale and
Kent, $500.
VIM Schulz, two story frame dwelling on the
east side Of Eaton, between Susan and Isabel
$1,000.
Amos Fl Woodward, two story frame dwelling
the south side of Susan, between Ada and
Anita, $500.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
CAUGHT ON The FLY.
A Waiter Righteously Corrected-The
Rice Street Gang Saloon Crack
ing-PugiliSm in the
Streets. Etc.

About week ago W. II. Fogg, at the
head OF the culinary department of the Port
laud Block restaurant, struck cranky negro
waiter named James Dickinson in the face
for insulting remarks, and jury being en-
paneled to try the case, in the municipal
court Yesterday, the verdict for the plaintiff
was. ''Seived him right"
c. Field, Swede, having insisted in COW
ering up neighbours kitchen windows with
pile OF cord wood, had his financial pile
lowered by line Of $40.
John Hixon was dead ripe for crash with
something OF Other on Sunday afternoon and
followed VIM Hart from Wabasnaw to Jack
son street to obtain it from him, while the
mill was in progress Officer DAILY interfered
and placed both in the cooler. His honor
therefore saw Hixon $40 worth aud dis
missed the injured Hart
Joseph Quiz and NJ. MeNieruey OF the
Rice street gang, arrested on Sunday even
ing, had their case continued until this
morning in hopes To get hold Of another &C
eompiice. On saturday night they had been
furnishing beer al a Park avenue saloon and
al shutting up time evidently retired in good
order for moonlight promenade seek
whom they might devour. In the morning.
had been forced open and lots Of bis stock
OF cigars and whisky had disappeared
l.. Nelson aud P. Munquist, a brace Of
green Swrdrs, were pretty fun aud were
promeuading tue streets on Saturday evening
when one Of the bhoys knocked ManQuist
down A crowd gathered, policeman came
upon the scenv whom Nelson resisted, being
biud drunk. and the two were hustled over
ID tie prison pru. Judge Burr fined Nelson
two bills and dismissed the case against his
less pugiiistic friend.
The ice company war between Thos. Nor
ton, OF tie Peoples company, and two
SWedes. Of the St Paul company, wilt be ad-
Juaicatcd upon tomorrow. The two Swedes
bad cleared Of the snow ready To cut the
frozen water, but Norton fOrcec them from
their claim with murderous revolver.
-Four imprcuuiOus DRINKS went out 10 board
at the Workhouse for i've DAYS each, while
two contributed s. each 10 swell Frank Fair
chiid's bank account
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
ST. PAUL NEWS.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Heavy Monthly Estimates and Pay
Roll Approved,
Favorable Reports and Estimates OF Improve
ments Returned to the Council

At the regular meeting OF the board OF
public works yesterday afternoon all the
members were present but Mr.. Barrett, and
Mr.. Harrington presiding the following bust
ness was transacted.
The assessment for grading and guttering
Harrington avenue, from Dayton to Como
avenue, was annulled, and the clerk ordered
to give new notice.
The assessment for paving that unfinished
portion of Broadway in front OF lots 3, DO,
Z. 8, 9 and 10, L. e. Dayton's enlargement,
was completed and the clerk ordered to give
con firmation notice.
The assessment for grading Mt. Airy street
from Broadway to L'Orient street was adj
journed to December 8.
The following were ordered to go to the
council with favorable report: Grading st.
Peter street from Martin street to University
avenue at an estimated cost OF 81, 400;
grading Wabashaw street from Bluff TO Rice
street at an estim ated cost of $4,000; grad
ing University avenue from Rice TO Grant
street at an estimated cost
of $4,000; grading Park avenue
from Martin street to Sherburne avenue at
estimated cost of $4,000, and constructing
a sewer on Tenth street from Wabashaw
street to St. Peter street at an estimated cost
of 500.
The clerk was instructed to procure owners
names in the matter of opening, widening
and extending Drake street from Randolph
to Tuscarora street.
Monthly bills and estimates were allowed
TO the amount of $34, 891. 81.
Adjourned to this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
Th- Noun IF Fane.

To the Editor OF the Globe
Under the caption Of Talk in your issue Of
to-day tMondayl occurs the following pas
sage:
Mr.. /. V. d. He ard finely said IN 1879 IN 4
memorsbly 20 70 old settlers address-..no
more strange ilaa that the widows son. the
stripping survey or Of the Virginia Hills should
Gil exclusively thar there IS room for none
other thereon, the highest pinnacle OF the noun
tain of human fame
While far from wishing to strip the laurels
from the brow Of Mr.. Heard, an old aud es-
teemed friend aud an old settler, who would
no doubt disclaim the thought above ex-
pressed as his own conception, viii state
that ii was originally expressed BY the late
Hon. Thomas Marshall. of Kentucky, who,
IN this city, some twenty years before Mr..
HEARTS, admirable address 10 the old settlers,
in closing most eloquent address on Wash
ington, described his ascent of the mount of
fame In words so vivid that his auditors
faneied they saw the father Of his country
taking great strides up the steep ascent, aud
concluded in these words:
Having gained that glorious summit, he
found there room enough for but one man,
and there he stands, a petrihcation Of his
tOric glory"
The thought was the conception of a
genius, the words snd the manner Of their
delivery, the acme of eloquence. B.
st. Paul, December l, 1854
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
FAT OF The LAND.
Which is Prospectively Open for Dem
ocratie Pre- emption.

Our Republican friends have evidently
concluded that there is bound to be an in
spection Of the books and With WY faces and
Ill concealed disgust are taking Of the com
ing leave taking. The GLOBE has and still
assumes that there are other matters Of i'm
pOrtAnce besides change Of Office holders,
though Il regards that Of vital importance.
The change win come about all in good time
and there need be no worry on the part OF
our Republican friends. They viii have to
go. Brother Buchard and Mr.. St. John fore
ordained IT, An accommodating Republi-
can contemporary has taken the trouble to
compile the list OF places. or some Of them,
where it is important to. put new men,"
The list is not complete or entirely accurate
but We transfer II to the GLOBE with due
credit but without vouchiug for it. In the
list Of postmasters it gives only those APP
pointed by the President. the great mass of
the postmasters being appointed direct by the
postmaster general. The President only ap-
points postmaster In cases where the salary
is 81, 900 or upwards, aud they are confirmed
by the Senate. Tue following is the alleged
list of Minnesota and Dakota Republicans
now holding government Offices:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
Municipal Couy,.

James Dickson VS.. W. H. Fogg, assault
and battery; verdict Of not guilty by Jury.
A. Sullivan, drunk; committed for live
days.
c. Field, drunk and disorderly; paid $40
fine.
g. Kranz, drunk and Jisorderly; commit
ted for thirty days.
E. Feeley, w. Murnane and Thomas Burk,
drunk; committed five days each.
John Hixon, drunk aud diSordery; paid
so fine.
VIM. Hart, drunk and disorderly; dis
missed.
James Quill and N. McNieruey, lar ceuy;
continued until to-day.
w. Rose, drunk; paid 50 fine.
J.. Nelson, drunk and disorderly: paid $40
fine.
P. Monquist, drunk aud disorderly; dis
missed.
VI. West, disorderIy conduct; paid SIG
fine.
NJ. |. ROopke, drunk; paid IS fne.
ID. /. Connolly, obstructiny streets; SEN
tence suspended.
Thomas Norton, assault and battery; con-
tinued to "Wednesday.
w. II. Schmittger, violating building or
dinance; dismissed
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
Incorporation.

Articles OF Incorporation were fled with
the secretary OF state yesterday OF the Fergus
Roller Rink company for operating a roller
rink in the city OF Fergus Falls. The cor
poration commences Nov. ~, 1884, for
continuance Of thirty years, with n capital
stock Of $40. 100, divided into 400 shares Of
S25 each, with Indebtedness limited To
$4,000. Tue first board OF directors are:
Clinton B. Stanford, Andrew Erwin, Ormand
+. Collier, John j. Billings, Benjamin T.
Brown, James Compton and Farley A. Ron
dali, who are also the ineorporatOrs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
Water Board Meeting.

At the meeting of the water board yester-
day bills amounting to sl6,544,69 were al
lowed.
The petition Of @. B. Bacon for water main
around Irwin park was referred to commit
tee.
The reports Of the president, secretary,
superintendent, engineer, right-of-way at
torney and treasurer, for the year ending
December /, were read aud accepted aud
ordered sent to the city council
The officers were authorized TO borrow
SIS, 900 to pay outstanding bills.
The board then adjourned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
The Seventh Street Improvement.

Yesterday was the day, according to the
contract, that the Seventh street viaduct was
TO be thrown open to public travel, the board
of public works at previous meeting hay-
ing notified the contractor by resolution
that the terms of his contract would be rgidly
enforced, But it was proved at the meeting
of the board yesterday afternoon that there
was an unanswerable reason for the con-
tractors not getting the viaduct COMPLETED
yesterday to the extent necessary for public
use. The contractor 1T this time appeared
before the board aud stated that Michael
O'Brien, the contractor, Tor CONSTRUCTING
The yaduct over the ST. PAM
q Duluth railway, had failed
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
THE COURTS.
GiinrelIle Court.

HU1ITFTItF NbUTT.
At yesterdays session of the supreme
court all the justices were present and the
following business was transacted:
The State of Minnesota. respondent VS.,
George Kantler, appellant; argued and sub
mitted.
The State of Minnesota, respondent, VS..
Conrad Bayha, appellant, argued and sub
mitted
The State of Minnesota, respondent, vs..
Gustave Deisting, appellant; argued and
submitted.
The State of Minnesota, respondent, VS..
Henry IL. Obcr, appellant; argued and sub
mitted.
Adjourned to to-day at $3.50 a. M
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02

TO deliver that structure over TO him COM
pleted until thirty days after the time which
was specified by contract that be should do
so, aud which had consequently materially
delayed him in the work, though be thought
that be might possibly open the viaduct 10
public travel by Dec. 10. OF course owing
this complexion Of affairs ali the board could
do was to urge him to push the work as
fast as possible
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
The Ideal Woman.

Not very pale woman, nor yet languid
and iistless, or with waxen-looking skin.
She has rosy cheeks, firm step, aud pleas
ing expression. She has iron enough in bel
blood aud strength in her muscles. The
woman who is lacking in these important
particulars should take Browns Iron Bitters,
In which she will lind the vigor she needs.
the can buy this most valuable tonic Of any
respectable druggist
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
Benefit of the Poor.

This evening benefit viii be rendered
the society for the Relief Of the Poor al the
Jackson street roller rink, Dayton Bros,
proprietors, the First Regiment band, and
Miss Mabel Davidson, donating their services,
etc Mrs. Thayer also tenders the use Of a
piano, so that there viii be instrumental and
vocal music and roller skating all for good
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
The Minneapolis Test Liquor Cases.

Four appeals of Minneapolis liquor sellers,
from the sentence of the municipal court of
that city for violating the ordinance relating
to selling liquor within certain precincts in
that metropolis, as also for selling on Sum
day, were argued and submitted in the su
preme court yesterday F. Fl. Carlton, as
sistant city attorney of Minneapolis, ap-
peared for the state as respondent i'll these
cases, it being his maiden argument before
the higher court.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
She Robbed the Nails.

Mary A Mulligan was yesterday arrested
and brought before United States Commits
sioner Cardoza charged with obtaining let
ter from the st. Paul postofice belonging to
some one else and abstracling therefrom $50.
She was placed in the Ramsey county iail
and will have rehearing Thursday, Deem
Der &
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02

purpose. Tickets. 25 cents. can be obtained
at Mrs. NJ. c Thayer's music store las
Waeashau street; Lambie & Bethune's drug
store, Third street; Rochat's jeSelry store,
100 West Third street; Relief society, 141
East Ninth street. and at the rink corner
Tenth and Jackson. Everybody INVITED
whether they skate or not
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
Dis,ri Z Court.
SPECIAL TERM.

Dg OuueS SlihOhS-I
Phoebe Barritt ct al. and John S. Prince,
administrator; submitted and taken under
adyisement
d. H. Valentine vs.. the city of st. Paul;
submitted and taken under advsement.
Arthur, Warren g. Abbott VS.. w. j. Philan
& Co., defendants and the Imperial Fire In
surance company, of London; referred to
o. NJ. Metcalf, Esq, to take disclosure OF
gurnishee.
Arthur, Warren 81 Abbott VS.. W. J. Phi
Ian IL Co., defendants AMI the California
Insurance company Of San Francisco; re
ferred to o. NJ. Metcalf. Esq, to take dis
closure of gnrnishee.
Ed Simpson VS.. the city of st. Paul; SUBJ
mitted and taken under advisement.
COMPLAINTS FILED.
James P. Gnbben VS.. Simeon E. Good
rich; action for $3.50. IS alleged TO be due on
promissory notes.
Same VS.. Joseph Lindowsky; action for
$33 % alleged to be due for goods sold and
delivered.
Fire Extinguisher Manufacturing company
VS.. John B. Livingston ct al; action for
$121.10 alleged to be due for goods sold and
delivered.
james P. Gribben VS.. I'D. Rierdan ct al. :;
action for sS4 SO alleged to be due on prom
issory notes.
Taylor & Craig company VS.. P. R. Nc
Donnell ct al; action for $4,000 alleged to
be due for material sold and delivered.
COURT CASES.
Before judge Wilkin
In the matter of the application Of Carl L.
LOOMS for admission to practice law at the
bar of innesota; on motion of W. H. Mead
and presentation of certificates from the
circuit court of Richland county, Wisconsin,
and Of good moral character, admitted.
John Wann VS.. james Danielson; no ap-
pearanee.
John Wann VS. Henry Ketchner; no ap-
pearance.
John Wann VS.. Henry Sawyer; no ap-
pearance.
Adjourned to 10 a. m. to-day.
JURY CASES,
Before d ige Brill
Anna NJ. 0ttensmeyer VS.. Mary A. Ring
valid; 90 appearance on part of defendant:
plaintiff waived hearing by jury, and submit
ted case to the court for consideration and
decision.
Justus Ohage VS.. Matthias Brockman; YER
dict OF 1885 for plaintiff.
Franz KTanz VS. Kahn Bros; continued
until until to-day for settlement.
Adjourned to $3.50 a. IN. to-day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
Before .juiee BRILL
Prohn,r nonl-.

TBetore Judge McGrortv.I
Insanity Of John Pyles; examined aud
committed.
Estate of Judith Cleayes, deceased; will
and petition filed and hearing set for Dec
"a at 10 a. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02

anu TWO VOTES Iaken.
communication was read from the New
York board Of trade asking the chamber for
assistance to aid in the passage of national
bankruptcy bill. The amount asked for
is $40.
Mr.. Noyes said he was opposed to appro-
priating any money for this purpose. He
thought the chamber ought to reafiirm its
previous action In regard to this matter in
favor Of bankrupt law by congress, and
made motion TO that effect which was
adopted.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Land Office
W. ii. Boyd, elk. March 9, 1876, July IS,
1854. ........-........ ................S1 500
Ada Braddoek, elk. Nov 10, 1884. sept. -.
1882 observation-disclosures. 200
Gee. II. Phelps, elk. March 3D. 1852, Sept
ID iesS---. ...................... 1900
Pension office
Neil F. Graham. referee, Jan. II, 1893,
AnS. l.. 1857 --.-.--.-..-.- S&,25O
David P. Craig, elk July /, 1879 March %
lss2. ........, $500. 1,4OO
Adolph Strscker, examiner, June :, 1864,
Aug II, 1882 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
Christian Excl examiner, July %, 1864,
Aug. Ia lss2 ........ ......,........... 900
NJ ). Hurd, elk March g. 1879, Oct. :,
lcs2. -. .......... 600
VIM NJ Severance elk. March, 1881. Oct.
:, ISs2- --..--.......-......... -. l,4OO
Chas A. Meyers, elk. July 20, 1884, July
20, .................... GOO
jas. r Graham. elk. Jan. p, 1882, Aug.
ID 4cH-..-.....- ........--...--..- l,4OO
Mrs. NJ. B. saunders. elk. Get. p, 1873,
Aug. Il, 1851. 1900
June II. Is s................... =. 1900
S. A Crandal, elk July %, 1884, July %.
,,, 1871 -. -, ......;.:.- 1000
W. W. Case elk July I, 1871, March 81,
Observation-Disclosures. 1900
John ". Klemm. elk. Dec. ., 1882. July
81, 1854. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
John keenan,. elk, April :, 1870 May
.lssi. -.................... f,4oO
Loris D. Stone, elk. Oct. lists, Augl7,
1852. ....................... l,4eO
W. v. Black, elk. July 3, 1871, Aug. II,
1859. ...................... 1,4OO
]. c. HOrgan, elk, April 25, 1888, July IA,
1884. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1900
B. NJ. Stoddard, elk, June 2, 1881, July 21,
1851 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .......-.... 1900
C. NJ. King, elk, July %, 1881, July %,
1854. -. $500. 1900
C. F. lockwood. elk, Aug. 20, 1881, Ang.
go, 1854. ..:.................... 1000
NJ. C. Fosness, elk, May II, 1877, March
20, lsss........ -................... 1900
j. G. Evans, elk, Aug. s, 1882, June IS,
1851. l,40O
N. o. Roberts, elk, Aug. 8, 1882, July 81,
1854 ..-.........-....... ........... 200
Mrs H. VI. Whipple, elk, Nov. II, 1882,
July Il; 1884; ;.;.;...,-.......... 1000
Miss L. NJ Gibbs, elk. July 10, 1883, Sept.
D. 1855 -.-...-............ 600
Patent Office
NJ. George assistant examiner, Aug. is.
1880, March 23, 1882. ... e. 500
W. B. Roberts. assistant examiner, March
3, 1882, July IS, 1884. ono
Mrs NJ j. Baxter. elk, July /, 1870, July
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-20

4 .ru Gay, a-o thr Atlanta tonsfttuttpa
pl.nrcI " faw ue, asserting that Coroner
i..bugn hal a carhuucle on hi- neck. The
u->r day after the publication the coroner
l.l N i.ta. NJ IN Ear!, III the morning he
ua, rne; by i gentleman. who asked
"How's your carbuncle ?"
"OA. ugctty -rnd. thanks, rIeG me
casoael.
m, ie.! yaG what, good ior i, >lil the
u.a.. Take aa c5g and get this skin M Al.
II ul.l MAXI !, uprG IKE \ ,uu!iu"yr n '"n
h3u5,
irr coroner thanked h.m an! passed m.
Lat before IN had zone x dozen Steps, Le
WI net by a second friend. who said
..S-e by the morning paper you've got =
carhuuc,r Ju~t make a poulicc Of hso"n
,ugar anu ,5lp anl put X On When you =
- bed Tonight. and when YOU se' uP in the
morning it'll be all right"
Again the coroner said thanks, but witnin
a few steps he va, net by another friend
WHO said
.Got carbuncle, amt yuna Wei. ju~'
nut 4 haXseel pOultlCe on Il tonight ana Il