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NOVA SCOTIA.
\ FIRM sUsrENDs.

HALIFAX, July l.-Brenner ~ Hart,
shipping and West India merchants,
one of the leading mercantile firms OF
the city, have suspended payment and
are about making an assignment.
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YARNALL Il co

ST.. LOUIS, July L-Yarnell & Co.,
manufacturers of pickles, jellies, etc,
have assigned to John 4. Donovan fol
the benefit of creditors. Liabilities are
reported at $4,000; assets, $4,000.
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The Ladies' EXPOSITION Society.

The members Of the Ladies' EXPOSE
ton society are requested to assemble at
10 o'clock sharp, in parlor A, Grand
Windsor hotel. a full attendance espe-
cially desired at this meeting.
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Jay-Eye-see Bantered.

CLEVELAND, July 1.-The Cleveland
Driving Park company offers purse of
$1,000 to Jay-Eye-See and Clingstone,
both to enter and start Thursday, July
3lst, and race mile heats in harness,
best 3 in 3; the winner to take the whole
purse.
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COLUMBIA, Mo.-The Statesman SAYS:
the familiar name of the wonderful
remedy, st. Jacobs oil, grows in favor
daily, in the homes of the afflicted all
ONcr tho cOnntrN.
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ENGLAND.
rEERs CONarLTINN.

LONDON, July IA large meeting Of
conservative peers was held this morn
ing at the Marquis oil Salisbury's resi-
dencc, to consider what action shall be
taken on the franchise bill and the
Egyptian question in the Lords.
THE CONFERENCE-GORD
The London correspondent of the
Manchester Guardian says: The con-
ference has given Il favorable reception
to England's financial proposals regard
dGb EgyP %@ Of the Conference will be
successful.
Earl Granville, Saturday, received a
dispatch from Gordon, giving assurance
of his health and safety. The date oftha
dispatch is unknown.
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SUNDAY sCOFFERs.

The sabbath breaking Movement In Mill
waukec.
MINIATURES, July 1.-The Citizens
League has decided to attempt the en-
forcement of the Sunday law, which
Ademands that all saloons be closed on
that day. Tho move will necessarily in
clude dozen large parks under the
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We offer new and stylish goods only
at reduced prices ut T.. Bauman's, 706
Elm.
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All hats sold at reduced prices at T..
Bauman's, 200 Elm street.
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Decline of Man.

Decline of Man.
Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impo-
tence, sexual debility, cured by "Wells'
| Health Remover" 81.
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Price goods at Bauman's before you
buy goods elsewhere.
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No house in the city or State can COM
pete with us in styles, assortment and
low prices. Il. Bauman, 700 Elm street,
Dallas, Texas.
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IN THE LORDS.

LONDON, July lin the House of Lords,
on introducing the Earl of Carnavon's
motion of censure of the Governments
Egyptian policy, Earl Granville, Foreign
Secretary of State, expressed his agree
mont with the remarks made yesterday
by Gladstone in the House of Commons.
The subject was thcreupon dropped.
IN THE COMMONS.
Gladstone stated the second reading OF
the Municipal bill will be taken Thurs
day.
Minister Lowell is so much better that
it has been decided not to abandon the
Fourth of July dinner he intended ia
give.
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Give MS a trial order and you will be
that our claret is a pure
French wine. LOEB Il FREBERG.
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DENMARK.
QUARANTINE.

COPENHAGEN, July ALI vessels ar
irving Mt Denmark from French ports
will be quarantined.
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CHICAGO, July 1.-Chappell, of the
Chicago ~ Alton, who was offered the
general managership of the Wabash
railroad, has declined the position.
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= Z N EN- S. :!

Turkey Red Table Linen at 4oc yard former
Fancy Bodeed Table Linen at yad
Fancy hed 3eached Table Linen at
Il
unbeached Table Linen yard;
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.

Everybody should use Little Joker
tobacco.
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SARGENT \ co. |
722 Elm Street,
Dallas, Texas
GENERAL AGENTS FOR

Vaults
ohp hee
market Combination
Combination
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This WEEKS BARGAINS |!

We will offer for this week only the following
goods at such extreme low prices which will enable
every one to buy
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TOWELS.

At 50 per dozen; regular price, $3.50.
At $3.50 per dozen; regular price, SO.
At $3.50 per dozen; regular price, $3.50.
At 81 per dozen; regular price, $50.
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Open to New Orleans.

The STAR AND CRESCENT ROUTE from
Houston to New Orleans is again open
for travel TO ALL POINTS IN THE SOUTH,
SOUTHEAST AND EAST. Procure your
round-trip summer-eXcursion, or one
way tickets, over this only tirst-class
line, of EDWIN o. FLOOD,
Agent III. & II. c. X. II.
j. l.. A. Thomas, Travelling Passenger
Agent.
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,,. >,
No h'W' h'' '''" "''''' ~ ''''''' ~ ','''
-''N S'""i ,''" '''''' ""
constant i.i'i 30 '", o''' "' .',' ""' '''' '''
en'Hsh 10 p'.o'' p"'',, ''''"' '''' '''''
W hat Is '''"f.'' t',' P'P' '"' "'' ''", Jane
ne u'r''r ma 'e'' %" ''' ''''''' ~
MIS- ''i'''' ''' " ANA ~" '' " ''' ''''
Ie'l"n'N' MS NOM '''' ''''''''' '''' "
c't''A l"''N'''lr'' "I'n N'i'' ,"' Oh" '',"'' 20
Mliy IS o''u'F' I'' "'l ".'''.' ~ "''"' "'' '''
neal oil lh' COTTON I"iN' "'' "'i ''' 'l''"' 'i'''
tie months thaf hal tl1I,cI since li' HlF shc 80
n..'c. .a.g s'cppc out oi existence, aal above all
,i ,r.,,, OF tf,.; hands, ,lr ,nll,, i...r yrr,
'"' ayr =, -,
Wnhd'i"iF 'hhI'3 ~ 'l'''l f'''i'' Il' mn
experienced tNinse "i Ncrtahi' I''Io'V when ne
saw what a hue youut follow Drnui- really was,
,., hal ....,..,,t l,;s c,,.o.,,.,t r,r 81 r. ,rn.t
,''' 81"
bag rs generally But ir'nf N.' chiihihg III
manner and feeling toward the oll.in without ic'
i, ,,,,,.,.,,. .r,ru l,l., ,f,.., ,.tl,ort .ouul
..t ,t..,,. g.. ..,...,... f r.,....,.,a,.ili,
]" -"' 'N'''' "'''o li''i OBJ 4'I '''I ''o'l''l
4 ulfuiallcIdcrl would long agu havc made his
,,.,L h,l o., mi b..u cr,,.',ul t,n p th, ,,it nr
NUN ''' '. "' ID ''' . ''' WV .-'' W
all t'n supposed crimes 81 carpet p'""r' In any
other country ih1n iii" Spli1. % mlu Ike Dennis
Day would have been u welcome eth zen, and here.
,lll o.,r b, ti,, .rInl,lt f,r,,l r,,, tt,. ,,,,,
,.'.. 49,. SEAT. ...... '...., 49,,
h'pIp"''I' VI ''' '''''' WV '''' '"I'''''lb "'
good qualities upon ono OF G"orra3 most uu 'oui-
n,o,,i.,r 1ti .to,iif4 Dr. tnli,u in iit, ,,Ludir,
.i ,t TN. . ... ,,
ol MS m'l' pl' h'' n'on' man WIN hnpbN'
AMI constantly found mat .rtfoi absorbing and en-
gro. :ue interest upon which hc the architect and
"a. L,il1.,, ,,,.,. AZ, nr., 80 ,.,,,,.,., ,t,,, t
| ,"'' Wv
n''l'u '"h'' N"nF ll' "''''l "u'i.'i, rms NE
found In the carpet bn"r'r 80 lit.t reluctantly
.p,splrl AMI oli.,V,iI ro,r,lr s,r,b, u.rri,
"'"' ''""',
snppNr' II h''l ~ 'n' "' r''H'n'NS l'r. nr"l
Of which hr hal h'rn unlt limly r1ulciyus. bui
Vhirh slun hrran, very recently lli t.n Iirrois'a
.'.',..... .,...,,.., ..,.,. ,,.,,t, a., n,.," y,
',,..',,i, .'.. ,,.,., n ,t.,, t,,,,.. ,....p' WV
V'N tr'N' ''V h'H'' ',' Nii'N '4 ''iry urii'
b'nrniri ht ilr l1hWs NJ tht itin.. A9 mi mtsrli.
J unlN Willmely elir tlr ln'l 80 all wsspal Us
learn lha tate go thp lutpt creature. ilni uuntr "a
nnlr NasiHl w. iis lpis aill hsr.s sra,ph. in tnu
surtusp u - rrssNin hi % 81. ri Aa,l' % hr.nh hi
hp hNl.h aht Nltia, when ihtin 20 % ituaW 81
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TIN EnLrOHS LrrrER.

from me IftAburG foHmcrcli Grtene
In tho OF year the general oiice at Dg ial
solne otherwise requests for passes. General fa1cn
rrr Ngcu Ford Of the pemsy ltauia Lines vest 81 flts
nurt showed one Yesterday which Lc ciis tue mOuest
nr rtrtlOis Kind" from Western editor lNlg on onp
,i hi. nnr. fir fuid Thought 70 too good 20 kren'
und II s given hrow. except tbc nNn's und locality
Ihatc puDlrst request to nnkc. want io get pts
for nlv.rt and wife from -- to NaSnnH'oh " ~
and ihcutc ~ New york. with stop PRIVILEGES ~ Blu
..nria c 4 to refuse such requests ns this WISH
loVrgtr. tn state rS rnsr: ....-
En.il rhsis tote my wrdiing TIP, and country
rdiiris. son EruW, In suc rn rs u'pfh upn 'hgf W
mnkr tuI brides hallrte thtl hhyr tansi m'lnunnts
uhtu ihv hnik nn rs tOuuiit tlur lunt litle inho
n.n-l Ihpt thifk ihHi g ihrt lr'r in H' WI We "
,ilr urr over me runniii and hg te huiWel snein w
nj Wp paninl upih Tat they .,snam
W,,aagg ~ eAs i snpip minstrel shots 40 pee igT.
taiti uunits urltis un gnHtt sint3 Whtp VIZ n. ~
i,nDs nt, Ni.nNs anI stUir inntilNtsi Nv ptshs y!
tNpA Dliuie AiD Observation-Disclosures ri' 800 srtttil hh'Nitt
NAa' Wtih ~ ittiiian-i ~ iNiil ,sr 49, lhsiihhth'
rf.i iui 40. tlri sttNtf9 ni 90 fnNN 40 lN'ii .uu
sN,.aa ~ pprleAihs ihpsp NNihrsHNl 'h,ne 80,
hl,s asst ihs,nhhp iliiHW iha lNsiN' al Nfhp WV
,iu i, ,iuastrra t , aud ialHl una ~ tho fast"l'
ti,. ia nr ,ht uut aIn Viii hni 90 Hlu - move iMe
uutli tiat uuintitnus event Dcthls. lhhh ', nav
mad. ma case Il InH thiHk MT rl Na hhoN Hl WIZ
add au amended aud supple urniai iiitll1" hiA bn'I
,,i t,r "plhaien have not see mhfh me town nor
any ones presents al ms wedding. nilgAt
.,,t % hrn u. " hut the words are painful;
SIR fond a'Ns ia this caen II Was 10" i',h TOT MN .i
fearing An "amented petition me- yielded ana sent tne
,.,. INT lee e .res IL TO be understood that THIS Is
not 10 hc REGARDED as precedent OF an example j"
others ol Tie fraternity.
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AR. flRKAnAsrs RILHMln.


The neiglh1,s ~ Maurice j. Palkhurst, of NORTH
Eilhtfeuth-s AL ised hin when hc pui flagstaff 0n
tup his nOuse Ia order tO celebrate fOirrn0r tloYe
lands election that his idea O having gt bal ~ tha
middle at the pole was absurd MI fiahuIst Thought
that hc knew better however, aud his halaris mp
thrOu- the bah and Oaed the standard ~ democracy
from the top. lie sWOre, moreover that The ag should
always ny from his roof during the ncumbency VI his
ulry The wind OF Saturday night lnterIerei with this
plan, and steniay NO ming folud Mt ialkursts
banner HAT the states. Its owner while eat
ing his breakfast told his wife that II
should be up again before went 10 church and that no
had climbed trees when he boy. Accordingly no
repaired to the roof, and finding that the rope was
difficulty in getting TO the top, aud, having liked tho
rope, started back.
The location Of the gilt bal interrupted Mr. Park
huI.ts down trip After he had let MS eg- % below tho
ball be- found that it, pr0tuDe.lncc was 40 great as 10
prevent hi, closing them about the pole beneath. MIA
paiursi who had been almiring her husband from ING
scuttle, screamed as she SAW his dilemma lie climbed
back to the top OF the ball aul took the situation.
Along COiumbia-aNc., near which Mr. Parkhurst
lives, people began TO 90 20 church. MI farn
hurst tried again. but fOEnd that the cir,
conference the ball and the length Of his legs retained
their original relations Meantime hs wife ran for tho
ncighhOls. When they came they saw the obvious
iJity OF either cutting the pole down or getting
ladder long enough to reach the middle OF it, Mr. Park
hurst sWore. Then a thought occurred To MIN Just
each hold O that ballard and let 1e down easy ne
said. The pueys and cli"ss IL VIII hold" Two
men Immediately manned the lifeline and In the manner
OF hag Mr. Parihugst Haunted gracefully to the
roof he Immediately hauled up his banner, and said
Yesterday that would continue 10 keep It and the gilt
bah i'll their Old positions
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CURRENT ANECDOTES.
MIXING BUSINESS AVID rRlwoyy


AS an evidence OF the keen bsi:iess instinct
III TINS age oil trade, we may state that London adva.
Using agent, who was married this week by Rest,a
IN me west End, cndcayoro1 during the service y,
book that Official for an advertising orler The convo
saion as u Is reported to III, WAS follows:
ERegstrar.-Wl You please, sir repeat these word.
after me: ~ C-P-.d do so'caIBly ieciarcD '''''
bridegroom" C. p, do solcfily dectaro I,
Did observe you sir. cutting an advertisement r.
your newspaper when came In "'"
Rcgistrir-Ics. sometimes have the adyertisi,, 81.
birth deaths. and marriages intrnsted to me- Lei ne -
y0n pcac, proceed with the marriage "1bat know ~
no lawful inpcdimcnt-" v"
BIdcgfevm-" That know D. lno lawful impcdImen,
~ May take the opportunity, sir OF cxplapiny ~
You and others who are present the nature OF my usues
You viii find from these circulars that In the nater q;
any OF the advertisements yOinctOn you can e.Yec,
considerable saving by placing the order with me-
RcgE,r9r-Really. sir. this Is most irregular and i'm
proper must ask your attention for The remainder N
the service. Why T. p, should not enter ,n ~
matrimory with thee. D. NJ" '
Bridegroom" Why T. c. p, should not ep,s-
into ma;rimOny with thee. D. NJ" At a COMMIT
sion OF live per cent sir, am prepared TO accept the
smallest order for any paper IN Great Britain Ireland
the Colonies, India and abroad" Tableau5
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g.a.a naugliJ !. ie, 80 M. fatt'H tifsfth
\ tt. DAVIS rl ldi nn ilisl fido uii q 'dlinl,
and tuu.ti Il Nuild hG 900 laos. o. Wa, % 49, 90 't
rui, t,tt gnt cru.s-lr--,t UinH an AFih sAhN'' ~
,rr,t,, l-lu,i hy stiu-, Ufuu ihr hArh 800 Ait'li
l.l1U.tIug hitnuhdctrd brute, hh SOONER h'."ll'I
Ia tllc Any place On tLo atuIr lhih "' t'''i N"."
wa- ,inl pnno into which poslliuh h' hhl h'' l'''"
Lr.tn .rnuting like an ola Villas" r"hr N'i.n'p
wor.ed At the Same tlGc hc iulhtl H' lV''"stl' V
n.lr GINNING Ike bull do, ana shnNtn blNi''
r,y of teeth which he suugh ~ close upon TIE -"1
abolrl without accident ana had uul lo- 10 'lt ''
ri.c The first movement, a. N td ms ioIe'gH' nearly
semi m. over backwards the next, as he sllh-"s' ny
ms mind legs still more iy upIc me over hi' i'
/ had been warned to bold ti-ht hrt II was "pIN lhv
clutch og Desperation that saved pc. Nttr So
i., ~ 4 niunses thc brute eot iar> ON lis ''7 l'I
rrlns listed OF rope rOjad IA nee" '"T
string fastened 20 u rim thrust IN his ho'tr /" ~
nm hi head and stop hM Nlcn song TOO '"'t; ~
cn. hesn to nave forward. and tNercupnh osci''"
and seq sawed a- If seized With seNs.c"ie's Z" '.'f III
tle stomach. Involuntary as the in''rIth, a. i
hour of If would am sure. have undf as H'j',t '''''
oil me a. tir worst sufferer a ,itnl'i llN''-'' i
IA, Old less friend WAS IN 'front.' oi me -" an" ~ 80
which b.. .ct trouing. Instantly became a. ''p' &c
n child for iuy camel disrce1rrd me rti.n ~ Ito
nil. and my ferNcut eaci' lions. Ny Fi.'"'N -,
yornbll1ry was too limited 10 have lC ,l-u' ~
,r,t, to ana fro " ~ bumped NJ ann d' VI" "il' M''
oino.t shoLcn 10 pieccs d Wcud have n'th l',l,i'
relief cnnld have found mys: at est on tue oun u'
the motion was 40 inces,aEt ma ho' 'l' /" Wy
ms, MIMI vat ,onrse 10 abort l. ended as even the eN-
pcrenccs of the worst hind must no. anu 'nu ,l 81
st ON the canels back. Not 80 my humorous nleh''
who 10 nv great comfort, performed donnIe son"f.
suu and did not succeed IN landing quite on ms ect
was told tnat | would become accustomed 10 Gamer =
riding aud might get 10 like IL But my allh Is not
great enough for that.
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THE SENATOR'S DAUGHrER

UdSHM1Ol IsffcT 10 me fffrftfnd Ls1der.
She came into the thrcc-cent II WAS going nm
Pcnnsy Naniaaye. with full load OF passengers and
without word Of thanks pumped herself down INTO A
seat politely given her by young coOred man. She had
diamonds In her ears sealskn cloak upon her back and
beneath this shown out dress OF rowery velvet brocade
Her bangs cut I'm the latest edition of fashions die.
aios, and her nosts datcd almost cOntemptuonsly as
she pressed her dress carefully away from
The cheap thradbarc but clean coat %
plane many degrees above him. and when she hanloi
him her chance IN three rpppcf noticed that she Nas
inr on Indeed that OF the pcnnirq dropped and
falling between the ccse netke cintc Of the l0nr e.
po.rd -cruncly copper island IN the midst ~ "a N
tuhnCcO spit.
The young lady with mn angry glance looked mp nj tho
man, AMI sad: "tpn yOn pick II MP" lie politely
stopped over ana made the attempt hu " WIS mpnssl.
hlr shr touched the coin Il slld further into the Nth
aud without satlnr word be- irirhrh nr and naj tbs
young ndys fnr ont uf hts own pocket A. int her she
nprrd that the eun wns stu there sr Flnnrrd NJ u
and said nothing. nU even thanh yun A. the ra tu'ti
un The passengers spntly drew runrttsnn9 ard can
ten yuu they were not ~ favor 81 M, 'aiUt's daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14
TIE RICRORY W.T. GIRL.


Two little ,l!s IN this community are striving 10 see
which in cct the greater number OF hickory nuts
80 trorg hus this rivalry become that they are up ~
ooa a, IL Is light enough 90 and out they 20 uh9es
the frees TO collect What has fallen during the ngns
one lt las, week there shower Of rain, ana inc
knew many nuts would fall during the night 80 esen ono
Determined TO he up before tie other. one OF the
awolr at an early hour and. deceived by the oonsnss
quietly Slipped on her clothes and made her exit throus"
the door Into the yard. - aha
What was her surprise to see her companion, as IA
suppo,cd standing IA the yard. Oh, yes sue ss
"yOu thought you would be ahead OF me, Dut nled
but kent waving its certain chm OF Yea. ,hsf
over the hickOrynut gig and with the ihous, IN The
Ghost hal made it's appearance she bounded BACK ~ ga
house and found her companion asleep In bei; hsd
the iaponica bush with its white flowers WIN" ~"
frightened her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14
pr LYMAN RrEcHEEs lBsgErMwDEDyEss

Dr. pgeclor was somctmes alseht.iIndcd and forget
ful ,fr Hccclcr once fcr,Ncd sum of money, aud II
was the occasion of great rpcli ttIt IL would enable
them TO pay bill for carpet, 80 size committed me
money 90 her husband charging him to attend To ING
uuffcr Immediately. ~ tie evening tine doctor returned
from The city IA high spirits lie dc ilbod 10 us mis-
.iofr, meeting he had attended. Boct'r,' said Mf+
Borclig " dd YOU pay for that carpet today r. Gar
pct what carpet f" responded the doctor why, tho
oup | gave you the money to pHs iNr this morning
Ihrrw said the doctor. that lnl~ Tor II. AT the
missionary meeting thcy took upn contributions Nhon
they cumc 10 me said had no money to give them-
wished Ih,d-at the same tmn feeling in my pocket
vncc H. my surprise. found roll of bills; 81 pulled
from but thuhing the Lord had somehow provided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14
NMArIER AIIL

Circumstances ia themselNo, ordinary enough
have sometimes produced extra'rd nary results
That Mary Hilton should be alive aud within hlty
miles of Milton while a dozen men were securing
the country IN search of her and rewards large
enough 90 tempt cupdty were offered for the sllgh'
est tdngs of her. certainly seemed remarkaDe' anu
yet the train of circumstances producing TINS result
was only ordinary. Georgia. while 1t - one q" the
most prominent oi tine Southern states. has III IT'S IN
terror some Wild counties and very rough people,
who live. grow zap, marry and mtcrmaTy without
education ambition, and VINO take little interest
in anything Inside their own community. lheir
principal cupatlon Illicit distillng, isite tounda-
ton of sort of wild life that parakcs OF saVageiy
Their little colonies situated mostly IN mountainous
regions have rare communication with the outside
civilized world. The rough country oilers no
chances for hu3bandry and few advantages Oh any
kind tor gainng support so the dstllllng business
becomes 81 species OF heritage that IS transmitted
from father to son, from mother to daughter. For
the women engage in the business and are usually
the mediums who convey the illegal goods To the
neighb0ring towns. First one and then another IL
sought, ~ the distillcrs have occasion to believe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14
THE SHOPPING WOMiN.


There arc things more Mi>cilcFou, IA Il china shop
than a bull and one of them Is Oman with u shop
ping bag and such one. looking ahrut iot something
expensive costing at least twenty y, cents, recently
marched past "A counter which nozcn fruit plates,
price 500, were standing unprotected Ihe bag was
everybody within hearing jumped d. you fancy that she
auOlrgiIcdl Swcctly and calmly size gard nc the ex-
erred beLollors and said she, "Wc'l. gdess don't
want 10 buy any thing to-day" aud walked away.
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Professor Charles Hitchcock Visited England ana
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by the way, got into The Court Journal when va,
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est d" and how was that e. "Oh" returned Mr. Hitch
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,Coyyright, 1854. by THE TRIBUNE Association.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-01-23
Theatrical Enterprises.

With a view of bringing first class
combinations to Montana, and not
relying exclusively on such as are
only in transit to California, Manager
John Mcguire has arranged to play
some of his attractions in salt Like
CITY, and include Wood River en-
route. With this addition to his al
ready large and important Montana
circuit, he can give an engagement ct
from six weeks to Two months 10 any
good dramatic compal y. During the
ensuing season a theatre will he built
In ANACONDA, which he thinks will
make . good two nights stand. A
new trick theatre will also be built
for him at Miss"ula by T. G. Power
T. Co., of Helena, and Mr.. John
Ming entertains tue idea of putting
up u h, lex building in Billings and
another ut Miles City, for theatrical
purposes. Butte, it is und-rs . d.
will keep pace with the the times in
providing bitter stage acroInod .tl u,
and steps in this direction will ne
taken ut An ca ly date. Mcguire is an
e%nterprlsing manager and deserves
success.