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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
Decorative Art.
tI,imeHiln Club1

The secretary then announced the following
inquiry from the Office OF the port collector
of New York:
''Is il the opinion of the Lime-KiLn club
that the art Of whitewashing has reached 1t.
limitfs
ut am not, responded the president; ''ou
de contrary, de art of whitewashin' has only
reached de boyhood state. De las fise y'ars
have witnessel many improvements as
purvidn' fur "a perspective in kitchen ceilin's
an arrangin' for frieze Of the fourteenth
century order in de parlos but the mex will
bring car art in d!reck competishun Wild
landscape work A fifth of a century hence
de world win wonder dat men eber paid s2C
for steel engravin' de size of house doah
when ceilin' twenty feet squal' kin bs
whitewashed in de Venetiaa order for 81 so. "
Grace Greenwoods- II may seem paradox
cal, hat it Is. true, that that home il wanting
In something essential 10 It's perfection out OF
which no beloved Tembar has gone to re-
turn 10 more-- which has no sad and tender
memories Of TIE dead
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
sOTIcE TIMBER-GTLTURE,

U, y Land Once at Huron d, T, Dec -. 1888
Complaint na,ing been entered at this Office by
William II Reed against HeyliRer DE Nindt for fail
nre TO comply with law to timber culture entr,
No gS1s Mitchell series dat, Aug a. lSs2 upon ths
northwest u section z, township 40, range gS IN
HAND county Dakota with view 10 the cancella
ion of said entry; contestant alleging that the said
DE Windt failed TO break cause to be broken five
acres OF tn" aforesaid tract of land ~ by law re
quired; that said lie windt did no breaking plow-
ing or cnluSating whatever upon the tract Of land
although more than whole year has elapsed since
he entered the same, the said parties are hereb,
summoned 10 appear AZ thfs offre on the IL day
OF February 1884 ut 3 O'Clock a m. to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged failure
lana "a ..r'. a n ApNsrnox., Ra0,...x
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
LAND orrIcr AT HUn6x. D, r Jan. ,s. Issa

LAND offtE Al hUhoh ~ J. Jan 10 1904.
Notice Il hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention b. make
final proof in support of his claim. and secure
hnal entry thereof and that said proof Of
himself aud witnesses will be made before Clerk
of district court in and for Hand county, at Miller
y 7 on Monday the 10th day OF March 1874 viz:
Michael Kircher under his d. S No. 56 0 series for
the northwest section Is. town no, range 6S and
he names the following witnesses 20 prove his con-
tnuops residence upon and cultivation Of said tract
viz; VIM Johnston, II Clinton Kibbee, ID Frank
Ayers and 4 X Dixon. all of Miller d, Il.
ian23 q. b. ARMsrRosG. Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
LAND ors,cr AT HURON . r bee % is

# LAND oFrIcE AT HURON . 7. bee ~ 1ss
Notice IS hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intentica 20 make nal
proofin support of hts claim and secnre final entry
thereof. aud that said proof viii be made before
Clerk Df the district sourt g.. aud Tor aand county
at Miller 4, on Thursday the 2Sth day OF Feb 1891
viz: George W Williams under his 8 No Ss2S Hu.
ron series for the southeast section 33, town III
range 6s. and he names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous redencs upon and guilty
Of said tract, viz: y u Shuey. Harry Green, X
Jenries, " Shu4y al Of st Lawrence. DIT
dec26 0B ARMSTRONG, Register
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
He Dtla't Carr.

Ths Ar'karsas man has many ways Of get
ting his name into PRINT, and when all other
means TAIL the rnad-dog resor. is taken up.
The gentleman ssho wants his name 10 appear
In the local paper calls on the editor and
says: KILLED the biggest mad dog this
morning you ever saw, Better mAte local
30 that eject, a. Il might serve as warning
10 ths people Of the neighborbood Yoa
seednt say that killed him. Just ssy that
avery large mad dog was killed the other b.
well yea can pss my nans n IasaS
enmw
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
NOTICE. TiMHkRlC lCUi.IuKE. .

U. 4, LAND OFFICE HuRos nxk Der II, 1889.
Complaint having been enteretS st Ihis oIsr. by
jess. Henderson against JohM Aherr fer failure 10
comply with law a. % timbercuitire sntrv No. g,sD
Mitchell dated July N. is82. upon tho northeast X
section 80. town liz, range 81, In Handeounty Oak
with view 10 the cancellation ~ ssff entry; con.
testant alleging that the said John Abern has wholly
abandoned said tract that the ssia Ahern has m ade
relinquiShinent Of all tt yiQhts 10 said land the
saId parties srt herbg snmmBncd 10 appear at this
once ON the fth day Of Feb. 1884. at O'Clock a m
to respond and turin 'h testimony concerning said
alleged failure.
~ ID "a
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
CONTESTS.
N,,rIcE--r MRrn crn11nY

L. g. LAND oFFIck. HURos, OAK. Jan. 2i.lSS4
Complaint having been entered at this once BY
Willis Barnes against Edward Dewitt for failure "a
comply with law ~ To timber-culture entry No g4ul
Mitchell dated June %. 1854 upon the southwest \
section a5, township III. range Us, in Hand ooLnt
Dak., with Wow b the Cancellation OF said entry
contestant alleging that said Edward Dewitt has
failed TO break any of said Land within the first
twelve on month"; after filing; that there IL no
breaking a ail-on the land that no has wholly
failed 70 comply with the law for timber culture
hingS The said parhev are hereby bywummoned 70 ap-
pear sl this office on the ~ day OF Mapeh l4 at
o clock M 10 respond and fnrnish testimony con.
eerning said alleged failure.
isnSU q. b ARMSTRONG, Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
.nNsrnena. Register.
H(T1e.E

r.. Us LAND oFFIcE AT Huron n nee a. 1879
Complaint having been entered at rhfs once by
George Bsasomagainst Jacob u Penntng for abandon
Ing his homestead entry No l13a series dated
January Is, 1883 upon the northeast II section ls
town iia. range 6s, in Hand county 4 with a view
10 the cancellation OF said entry the said parties
are hereby sufnmoned 10 appeay a tnis once on the
22nd day of February 1854 at O'Clock m 10 re
spond and furnish testimony concerning said a.
legged failure q ARMSTRONG. Red ter
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30

LAND 0FFICE al HURON, p. T., Dec 70 1879.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of HIS intention nAke final
proof in support Of HIS clam and final entry
thereof and that snd proof of himself and witne
viii be saade before the Clerk of the district court
in and for Hand county, D. r.. at Miller Saturday
the 1st day of Mch lSs4 viz Carlton Sorthup under
his ID No. 35Sg series, for the northeast quarter
section Il, town III. range 6S, and - names the
following witnesses TO prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cutivatiDa Of said tract. viz John
Keith. J. A Emmert. y q Lowell and corrtn. all
OF Miller. ID. i. o. b. Armstrong, Register.
jana ..f
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
No stock In the. Proverh.

al don't take much stock in proverbs, v
said Brown 10 Jones "For instance, l,ok at
the oft-quoted one, A friend in nee1 is a
friend indeed Now, most Of my experience
with friends in neel has been that they
wanted 10 borrow. Give me the friend that
Is not in ueedn
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
"A bird in the hand is worth two in IN

"A bird in the hand is worth two in the
bush"
= is donbleeyed saw that has passei
F through the land, -a''s +
But you should not forget when making
That thorn in the bush is worth two In
r the hand. New York journal
An adsenturoas Traveller mas perrormeI
the feat Of walking across the entire cont,n.
ent Of Australia, d distance of 600 niles in
l2c days Sometimes fully 100 miles liter.
vened between human habitAtionL
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30

Consumptives are cured in France by visit
Ing the wine presses and inhalins the fumes
Of the fermeDting juice Sometimes, at first,
tbsy become intoxicated and are borne away
I
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
A Respectable appearance.

lr.ACihliSNsl
1t is related of Sydn2y Smith that on en-
tering drawing-room in west end man,
sion he found it lined with mirrors on all
sides Finding himself rchected in every di-
rection, he said he as,ip?osei he was at a
meeting Of the clergy, and there seemed to
be a very respectable atten lance
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
US LANp orrrcr At HunnN. o. I. Jan 10 1ss4

IIUNtN. u. II. TNtA.
Complaint having been entered II th!s oe.cc by
John c. Heilman against Josiah Farley for abandon.
ing his homestead entry NJ. 2v26 uron dated DR. 8
lssS upon the southeast = sec "a town 100. range
~, in Hand county, Oak with view 10 the cancel.
lation Of said entry; the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this o.tce on the 1. day Of
March 1884 ut O'clock m. to pond aud furnish
testimony concerning sad alleged abandonment
ian23 a. n ARwsrRoS,. Rasistsr
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-01-30
philadelphia call]

I wondeps,l il Bell would have me-
Her beanty was past expressing.
wondered IL she would fiout me
AT my true loves confessing.
won lered il wouli stutter
just at the proposing time, - a,
Or would words, like summer bll.ter, y
Bun freely, 50 | could rhyme Fiss
n. 3.s..!
Twondercd II she wo,flifall, faintiny-
Her senses gone amissing-
Right into my aims, in raptuiBs.
Or some state fitfor kissing.
Ihen wondereS. would shs spurn me
With her granu style of frowning;
wondered, IL such shogld happen,
Where woulddo. my drowning,
III
wendered what gave me courage
For deeds SO superhlmap;
Anyhow, poppe the question.
She answered. li<e-a woman
Since then I've bad cause tn wonda sfG
lThough all the while ave hid ia.
And wonder at this znHaent
Why the dieksas Z sitx 4 49, -.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-11-06
Tampcriag With the Ballots.

On Tuesday lns, Ii member OF tie
election nNaha Ia Nfta,o VIZ detect.
ca III frulalenhy exchanging hal.
lots g,s,n him hy the electors fal
o,hrss.wAlch i, llad placed between
himself aud tho tallns box. lii
modes oneraail VIA /, ask the voter
10 vote for thu amendments and
when tho voters eye was turned IL
exchanged tho ticket Given him fsr
another that more nral,ly r,prc'snt.
oil the political views Of the election
Judge. One MANS ballot which HI
had erased ana prepared FOR his own
use, anil the only one tlat he had 80
prepared, VAS toaud outside the
ballot box long afterwards, Others
detected him fumh,ing and opening
their ballots, even having tho impe.
drnce In one instance to ask man
how he was voting and to even IN.
fold tho ballot given him by tn,
voter 10 crafty hts criminal curl.
osi,y. Shrewd aud observing witness.
ses were stationed immediately In
front OF him and upon each flank
whose sole business was to watch
his hungling methods Of lisposins
OF ballots given him Ivy electors to
he deposited In tho hallo, box,
About the middle ct the afternoon
the friends 1T the fusion ti,kes pro,
tested against his receiving tho bal,
lots from the voters, and he vacated
his place To one who conducted the
election the rest of the day honestly
and fairly, And OF eoa1,sag III,
ballots out an excess of them was
found In the ballot box, /. T.. more
ballots than there were voters and
this member OF the board aided hy
IN other made tho attempt To ~,
the number In excess III tho names
registered. out Of sight without being
detected The frauds prac,icea up
on tho ballot hox In this precints III,
votes purchased in the open market
the shameless exchange Of ballot,
by a member Of the board, demand
that an example he made OF suel
viilaiay, and that tho vote OF this
precinct ought To he thrown out II
toto, And frsm villa, We hear from
ether parts Of the eeaa,y tho psae'
tlce was universal and seemed t. hs
part Of the system rs arranged hs
the republican party for success
We have m respect for niescl,pla'et
piety OF any political rar>on or To-
the sano,iiled raseali,y and fraud o
any grey haired man who attempts
70 cheat by stailing the ballot 10,
wi,hshallots not given him to b,
voted by the voters themselves, W.
question whether one man in slfs,
knows that the ballot he had selee,
cd and gave to the Judge Of election
went into the ballot box,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-11-06


oran res are cheaper than apples in
New York.
The governor of North Ca,o,ins
grants no panlons,
Christine Nilsson rwn> 49,. 100 worth
OF RAJ estate In New fosk t.,y.
Tie mast valuable hull inr in New
York is the Mills Book. worth IL. s.s.-
co.
A poo,-seller of experience rrophe-
sizes that this VII be the creates; year
Of racing n History.
Arab; pasha gets an allowance Of
G5o month from Tie Englisa Govern
mnnt daring his exile.
-. B,.,n-s Says .rteaas Ward
left his motaer S5alo9 in his will
waea Ae haan', g. cent, - las name.
john Coauor>. # Port,@nl, No,
supported ~ the city as a pauper,
VS. foani 10 IL tae eaEer ii six
dos
Cincinnati h~s = wife murderer named
lIartgest gao SAYS lie killed lis vile
hec@ase Ao wanted 10 aa. IL would 10
IL agatn.
Al gods manufactured IN New Jer-
soy State pr5sea must be slammed:
Manufactured I'm the New Jersey Safe
Ir!soa."
Mr.. Susan Fean.ms-e Cooper. a
dEg ahsrr If 49, novelist. il educating
lou orphans III LeE hume. III Coope.s-
town, \. l..
les Aoines. Iowa. Las Printers
bras bald. but i tae fatality has fo.-
lowed II. Iea vi tie original members
have died.
Two veterans who were with Odd
Hickory In the war tliat ended seyen-
~ years 40 ere sill living in Calawbr.
County, North Carolina.
The Saakers vi sonth Union, L..
one Of tie tLirteen Shaker settlements
Ia the United States. own 2l.o9J acres
Ut tAe hest Parts al L9a. =iasa.
Dir. Edmund II. S3aiau .sk. a natur-
slast, Mo aas saaR-8aei las year TO
XII ins9ets In e nsrai Park, MN iork.
gives lit u 81 varieties NJ ms cls
thai p1e1 III upon tEe tree.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-11-06

looking on aud who didn't see tho
trps thrown, that none were thrown
WHEN confronted hy the statement, Of
those who were peltra, and by the
member OF the band who was Injured
, II too absurd 10 gull oven republican
lnnatics With.
The faet Il snme of the very men
whose names nf. published In tho
Time, ~ II seml.enlorapm,nt Of n
hope, tina kvlloM hal nothing IL Ito
With furnishing tn eggs. have been
heard y declare publicly time aud
again that the opponents of Blaine
ought Ia IN driven from town, that
they ought IL he rotten eggcd, and
tho real faet Il. unless reports nrc
false, one II the boy whoralticipated
Ia th.s tlisslarefal affair l. the son Of
one of these very men who justified
the event, Ivy sayiht. II ought to be
done, before II occurred.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-11-06
Don't Shave.

What " In the way VI republicans
seating nlaine II that they are not
hulldoaing Louisiana nlpgrrs this
time, II they steal the presidency
In 1881 nv hey did In ls,a, they must
cope with their equals In shrewd.
MSS. tact and management In the
state Of New York. Grover Clevc.
land IL elected presi,,cn, will he IN.
auguratea on th, fourth OF March
next. We believe Blaine Il defeated
In the electoral college, with half a
million Of the pop ular vote against
him,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-11-06
Auie.Mar,em Lies.

Tho statements made I'm the last
Creseo Times To establish the moral
rec,i,ade Of the chairman Of tho re>
publican caea,y committees are sa
premely aonseaSi>tA and absurd.
Mere than twenty years as "A prae.
ticing attorney demonstrated tia,
the person making statement on
the occurrence Of al event, but sub
s.aueasly making another in ninety
nine eases ont OF Il HUNDRED lied in
his last statement,
Nov VIZ will not say that Billy
Owen told the tasth when he
charged Mr., kellaw with furnishing
the rotten eggs to p~lt tn dome
cratic rroee>>ion, the mernlos after
II happened, but w know that he
didn't tell the truth IN his affidavit,
and /, Is hSrely possible that neither
of his statements were true
The statement II nr, McCollam
hears the evidence Of liberal prize
for = very poor article, \ sorasel
oath Of his. Of which kellow aa-
douhtealy had a fssSat reeolleeaoa'
pointed To the nr. - his man.
A case had been on trial in this
county in which nr, Merriam Was
called as medical expert, DIR, Nc.
Col.am Was eallel hs the opposite
side. John r Stonemaa IL All 1T.
tornes In tie ease examined nr, Ne
Collum, who stated Oh cath that IL
was surgeon In the army during
the late war, The doctor had IT,
pea,ed the statement SO often that
perhaps he believed il but the state
mcnt was aud l. absolutely false,
He was never a surgeon III the army
II pensioned as "A private and served
in 10 other capacity. nr. Merriam
obtained the evidence Of this fact
from the proper department Al
Washington aud freely aua publicly
.xa,a,,... ahao, toxin IL. lid then
:, ,;,s,,.str = rr,7,.asaona, rival
wn,, !, i known ,ss, L. i g.Ilou'.
,an.n, The nnb,i, can iva.r. II lis
,r.s.,t ,.,,,xa
Hi statement, like that Of tie
Others remind. IL II all iue,a, IL IN
,ha .a,l, gays ~ n.,,b.rn T,va.
4 man l. n,pnr,r.. - hasiur stolen
National Republican., 1884-06-10
Jerseys at Reduced Prices.

Our famous Cream and Black Jer-
seys, which we have been selling for
S3.oS, are reduced to Sa.oS.
Silk Jerseys at wholesale prices.
bS-Elegant room for "trying on"
National Republican., 1884-06-10
HOT Enomgh for You.

Yesterday was the hottest day Of tho sea-
son in this city. A thermometer was exposed
in the sun by an enterprising druggist, and
by 3 o'clock in tho afternoon it registered over
10 degrees. At the same hour thermometers
in the shade registered "a degrees. The heat
oppressive after midday that pedestrianism
was an unwelcome task. Heavy masses OF
cumulus clouds, or "thundor heads" dFIfted
slowly across tho sky and reelected the heat
back to earth, intensifying it in marked
manner. In the morning there was some
thunder and lightning, and n few drops OF
rain were squeezed from tho clouds, as If by
desperate effort.
National Republican., 1884-06-10

Gen. Shelley introduced bill in the
house yesterday providing for the adjust
ment and final settlement of all claims of
the citizens of the district arising out of the
improvements or repairs of streets aud
avenues, and construction of public sewers.
1t creates board of audit to receive and
lust all claims. The board is TO be appointed
by the president, and TO consist of three
persons, citizens Of the United States and
residents OF the district, who shall give q
bond of 100000 The salary Of each member
of the board is fixed at $1,000, and an expert
accountant is provided for ut salary of
50 900 per annum, and clerk, messenger,
and janitor at $1,000 and 5000, respectively
The board is given all the powers necessary
to thorough Investigation of all claims.
National Republican., 1884-06-10

Your statement which appears in THE RE-
PUBLICAN this morning is incorrect. did
not say that Dawson was arrested for steal.
ing. l said that | got Mr.. George Williams,
OF Washington, ID. C., to purchase a ticket for
Mr.. Il. G. Cole, for which gave him $40; not
finding Mr.. Cole aftor purchasing the ticket
gave it TO Mr. Dawson to dispose of that |
might got back the money which paid for it.
Mr.. Dawson failing to appear at the eappointed
time, and having boon informed that he d.
was Of n suspicious character had him ar
rested and he stated that he was in search
OF me. The ticket was returned and Dawson
released. w. III. OUTLAW.
National Republican., 1884-06-10
Chenlise.

Lady's Muslin Chemise, with
corded band on sleeves and
down the front, only SIZE,
worth SOC,
Lady's Muslin Chemise, with
four clusters of five tucks, three
Hamburg insertings, and Ham
burg edging around the necl;
and sleeves and down the front,
only soc, worth 75c.
National Republican., 1884-06-10
Drawers.

Ladies' Muslin Drawers, with
cluster Of four fine tucks, and
wide Hamburg ruflle, only soc
per pair.
Ladies Muslin Drawers, with
two clusters of four fine tucks,
wide Hamburg ruflle and in
serting, only 75c per pair, worth
81.
National Republican., 1884-06-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ladies' Muslin Under
wear.

Ladies' Muslin Walking
Skirts, with one 6-inch ruffle on
bottom, only SOC each.
l. a dies Muslin Walking
Skirts, with two clusters of four
fine tucks above the rufle, the
ruftle itself having seven fine
tucks, only 55c each.
Ladies' Muslin Walking
Skirts, two clusters of four
wide tucks each, the rufAe itself
having two clusters of three
wide tucks each, only 75c each.
l. die s Muslin Walking
Skirts, with four wide tucks
above the ruffle, and Hamburg
ruflle with three wide tucks,
only $I.25 each.
National Republican., 1884-06-10
Corset Covers.

Ladies' Muslin Corset Gov
ers, lace trimmed, in high and
low neck, only csc each.
Ladies' Cambria Corset Gov
ers, Hamburg trimmed, in high
and low neck, only 371ac each.
National Republican., 1884-06-10
Mrs. Patterson,s CInin.

President Arthur has referred the bill "foI
the relief of Eliza W. Patterson to the com.
missioners for their views before approving
it. Tho bill cancels taxes to the district
amounting to $4,000, aud tho claim is for
damages alleged to have been caused by
special improvements. When the matter was
before congress the commissioners wrote "A
letter opposing its passage on the ground that
if all such claims wore allowed the district
would suffer, aud would DO financially en-
barrasspd, as these claims amount to nearly
$5OOO,OO0
National Republican., 1884-06-10
Lot 20.

1870 dozen Silk Mousquetaire Gloves,
in twenty-five different colors.
so dozen reduced from IS and csc
to Csc per pair.
80 dozen reduced from Stag and
S1.3 to csc per pair.
IS dozen reduced from SI.6S and
SITS to SI.4S per pair.
IS dozen reduced from SI.oS to
SI.6S per pair.
10 dozen reduced from S2.25 and
S2.5o to SI.oS per pair.
National Republican., 1884-06-10
AN INVOLUNTARY BArn.
Gilbert Hohinger Wants Damages 10
Being Allowed TO Sink Three Times.

Gilbert Hofiinger Wants Damages for
Being Allowed 10 Sink Three Times.
Justice Hagner, in the circuit court, was
engaged yesterday in hearing the case Of Gill
bert Hollinger against Monroe Sail sbury and
tho Potomac Steamboat company to recover
$4,000 damages. Mr.. Salisbury is the owner
of the steamer w. w. CorcOrau and the Po-
tomac Steamboat company owns the wharf
at the foot of Seventh street, whore the land
ings are made. On the 18th of July, 1850,
the boat made an evening excursion down
the river returning at $3.50 o'clock. Among
the passengers were Mr.. Hohinger and Mrs
Sarah L. Rollins. When the steamer reached
the wharf it was quite dark and there were
no lights or guards, and in going ashore Mr..
Hohinger and Mrs. Rollins mistook the
direction and walked into the river. The
lady was drowned and the gentleman was
rescued after sinking three times He claims
that his health has been greatly injured and
he should receive theidamages sued for. Gen.
5. S. Hcnklo appears for the plaintiff and w.
ID. Davidge, esq, for the defendants. The
trial will probably bo concluded to-day.
NASHVILLE TENN.-The Daily World says: ST.
National Republican., 1884-06-10

Our imported Stockinet Jerseys, in
black, cream, and blue, reduced from
S4,oS to S3.6S.
Our Tailor-fnished Jerseys, with
plated backs, in black, light blue, pink,
and cream, reduced from S5.6S to
S3.9S.
National Republican., 1884-06-10

Tn National Safe Deposit company, cor
nor Fifteenth street and New Yorl, avenue,
rents safes inside its fro and burglar proof
vaults for 50, 81, So, so, $lj, $50, S25, 500,
and $50 per year, according to size aud loca-
tiOn.