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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
THEY LANPOOxED LIyC0LS; uar
NOT BLAINEs

q Very sweet Yhtog IN Cartoons T.s fs~fh
by :. H.rp-r>s Weskiy J~ssesI sf Cis.i%
ssflos IN tie Dast bsys OF the Wa
Osse ~hf.es. ssd At~sys . Dsss~-
fsse-E~2dp 10 stss In ia. usea Essry
Nsa whs Has Achieves F~aasas-es - I.
st.sssnpAa asd Patriot The rrs<ssF
Of tss Potomac wlAsrss. b., s.s-
axer Iiaeois ..d rhrs> Ne~ asj Els-
sstiss w.r y.re~s ssa.s,fst-d by sI.s-
ton asd weibes
In his speech before the Republican
National Convention IN Chicago. pal
ting Mr. Eimunis in noun naiiou,
George William Curtis .a-i: The aen
Ia whom we conimi, ihe banner q! the
Republican party-the banner that
Abraham Lincoln borr-must b. like
Abraham Lincoln. a knight indeed. and.
like the old knight. = knight wtaou,
fear al without rcproIch.
IL NAV BE- tina; Mr. Blaine dos NJ,
answer the description Of Mr.. Curtis N
that genIleman's " Judgment. bat
there 5 respect in wh,ch the Knight
" candidate Of the Republican psrgy IN
1855 resembles the Republican kn.gh,
of 1919, and that i. that both ar hon
Ored by the editorial opposition and ia.
ducei in the Pretoria! department oi the
so-called journal Of Civilization
known rs Harp,r's Weekly.
We reproduce this morning one of q
series Of four shocking cartoons, eShib-
i,ing Abraham Lincoln in the most Il
fensiye light. which were printed by
Jumpers ne.kiy. beginning immediate
" after the election of Mr.. Lincoln
and continued until the war was more
than half over. Among the most crue
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
L Y.

JOHN GORDON AGAIN GOES tn C~RoKER's HALL.
The next morning. when John Gordon
reached the cOrner of the road at which
stood Croker's Hall. he met on the
roadway. close to the house; 4 most dis
reputable old man with a wooden leg
and q red nose. This was Mr.. Baggett,
or Sergeant Baggctt, as he was general
" called, and was now known about all
Ale,ford To he the husband of Mr.. Whit
tlestaif's housekeeper, For news had
got abroad that Mr.. Baggctt was about
TO claim his wife. Everybody knew it be-
fore the inhabitants of Cookers Hall.
And since yesterday afternoon all
Cookers Hall knew il. He was stand
Ing close 10 the house. which stood u
little back from the road, between nine
and ten in the morning, IS drunk As "a
lord. Though he had only one leg of
the flesh and one of wood. he did not
tumble down, though he brandished
in the air the stick with which he was
accustomed to diSport himself. The
Sergeant had come out on the road
from the ward into which the back-door
of the house opened. and seemed To
John Gordon rs though; having been So
III eNItlItu. Ic Was ttttIiIlllltt tb Dt
driven no further. and he was accompa-
MED, at a distance. ty bis wife. ''Now.
Timothy Baggett.' began the unfor,n-
nate woman. '.you may Just take your
sell away out of that. rs fast As your
legs can carry you. before the police
comes 10 fetch YOU
..My legs, Whoever heard a fellow
told of his legs when there was one OF
them wooden. And rs for the periice.
l shall wan the perlice u fetch my wife
, along with NE. / amt a-going TO stir
out of this place without Mrs. b. I'm
n hold man. and wants 4 to look
arter me. Come along. Mrs. T." Then
he made 4 motion as though To run az
ter her. still brandishing the stick. But
she retreated, and he came down, seated
on the pathway by the roadside. as
though he had only accomplished an in
tended maneuver. .'Give me Il drop %
summat, Mrs. b., and | Z don't mind if
stay here half an hour longer Then he
laughed loudly, rodding his his head
mcrrily at the b~ystandcrs.
All this happened just As John Cor.
don came up Ia the corner of the road,
from whence, by a pathway. turned the
main entrance into Mr.. Whi,tlesiaff S
garden. He could but see the drunken,
rcd-nosed man. and the old woman,
whom he recognized IS Mrs White.
STATS servant, and = crowd Of idlers
who followed Sergeant Baggett up to
the scene OF his present exploits. Crok-
er'S Hall was not above 4 mile from the
town just where the town WAS begin
ming t o become country. and where the
houses all had gardens belonging 10
them, and the larger houses a field oI
two. ..Yes. sir: master is AZ home. II
YOU please 10 ring the bell n OF the
girls will come out This was said by
Mrs Baggeit, advancing almost Over
the body of her PROSTATE husband.
Drunken brute" she said, As she
passed him. He only laughed. and
looked around upon the bystander:
with triumph.
ITo BE CoNTISTED.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

And the subject .! Nary Lawrie's In
tended marriage bad been brought for.
ward in \ peculiar M But bs
~as by nature sltoge:her different from
Mr. Blake. and could not burt gu; hi.
love story With r,sy Indifference do
you know Mr. Whitilcsiaf weil?' he
asked
Pretty well. I've been here four
years; and hrs n near he ighbor. ]
think / do know HIM well.
is he a -or. VI man likely IN fail IL
love with such a girl as Miss Lawrie.
seeing sna: che is an inmate OF hs
housc?r
Well" said the par-on. after some
consideration. If you ask me. ] don I
think he is. He seem to have settled
down To = certain manner of life. and
will not, I should say. be stirred IRON
IL very quickly. II yoa have any view:
in that direction. | don't think he'll be
your rival"
lis he . man TO care much for >
girls love-"
IL should say not"
But Il he had once brought himself
10 ask her?' said Gordon
"And il she accepted him?' sug.
gested the other.
That's what | mean
81 don't think he'd let her 20 very
easily. Hes n sort of dog whom you
can not easily persuade To give up n bone.
IL he has set his heart upon matrimoDy
he viii not te turned from il. Do YOU
know an thing Of his Intentions
81 fancy that he is thinking of it,
And YOU mean that you were think.
iny of IL, too. with the same lady.'
mo. | didn't mean that Then he
added. aftera pause. That i Just wha,
| did not mean Ia say. ] did not mean
TO talk about my-eif. But since you
ask me the question, ] viii answer j,
truly have thought of the sane lady.
And my thoughts were earlier in the
field than MS. | must say goodnight,
now. he sad. somewhat brus .uely.
IL have 10 walk baca 10 Alrc>ford. ana
must see Mr.. Whitil.statf cary in the
morning. According to your view
sha'n't do much with him. And II il
be so, | shall be off 10 ti.c diamond
fields again by the first mall
You don say so"'
THAT is 10 lie nv lot in life. ! an
very glad to have come across On once
again, and am delighted To find you SC
happy in your prospects. You have
told NE everything, and | have tone
3 pretty much the same 10 YOU. | slalI
disappear from Airesiord. and never
more be heard OF. You needn't tall
much about me and my love; fol
though | shall be out Of the way at Kim
berlcy, many thousand miles from
here. L man does not ear To have hi:
name in every ones mouth"
! "Oh no." said Blake. IL won say
a word about Miss Lawrie; unless. IN
deed. YOU should be successful"
There is not The rcmot,st possibility
of that said Gordon, as he took hi:
leave.
Il wonder whether ste is fond o
him. said the curatc to himself. wher
he resolved TO go to bed instead of be
ginning his sermon that night. 81
shouldn't wonder if she is, for he is JUS
the sort of man To make 4 girl fond o
him."
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
fro BE

-Ap English paper SAYS hat the
word doyley. now a familiar n with
fashionable ladies, is derived from the
lame OF Robert Dfuyley. n Of the FOL
lowers of William tie Norman. He re-
ceived a grant of valuable lsnds on the
condition of the yearly. tender of 3
tablecloth of three shilYngs value at the
feast OF St Michael. Agreeabiy to the
fashion of the time the ladies of the
D'Oyley family We're accustomed to EN-
broider and ornament the 9uit-ent
tablecloshs: hence these cloths. becom-
ing cariosities and accumulating in the
course of wears. were at length brought
into use as napkins at the royal table
and called dOyleys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

The only place in America where .
convicted murderer has choice of how
he shall be put to death is in Utah
There he may select hanging or shoot
ing; the latter is invariably the choice.-
C6ieaQo Herald
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
AN OLD MANS LOVE,

BY ANTHONY TR0LLoPE,
Author Of boctor 7horne." " FyamJy paysun
@ye, rs ne popenjoyT' +" Ph,neas Finn.
INC Bisf Eemb>r.'' . The Wdrd<a."
"BdTchcster IoueTs," Etc. Etc.
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EOR SALE.

The Saw Mill on Dawson Run
Consisting of one portable boiler, sixty
horse power; double Engines, thirty
horse power each, together with setts,
saws, betting, edger, complete and in
good condition. The machinery is
two years old, having cut about two
million feet. Also one good team of
horses, harness, wagon, aud new pair
of sleds together with all tools per
tanning to the numbering business.
A bargain to any party for prompt
pay. john COBB & Co.
Tionesta, Pa, March 27, 1884.
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Greenbackers from conviction or
belief. but we refer to those six chron.
ic office seekers who misrepresent
their parties. 1t takes no prophet to
say, the honest and intelligent voter
is not the kind of a bird that can be
caught with this kind Of chaff; the
American Eagle does not fatten out Of
a swill barrel.
The mythical word "Ring" sounds
the emptiest Of all the empty phrazes
in the article and betrays the howl Of
the demagogue, because all the off.
GERS of our county have been efficient,
attending to their duties and obnox.
ious to no charges. Can the same be
said ofall the six? Echo answers, "no."
This is a combination of ringsters !;
indeed, the very face of it is marked
as boss system composed of 1--WE
six;' Borough ring of defunct pol
iticians; political trickster5 of
dangerous character who mistake
plots for principles, who fondly dream
they can deceive and blindfOld the
intelligent and honest Of their res
pective parties, trying to make dupes
aud cats paws of good men to draw
chestuuts out of the fire to feed the
clique.
The article on "the situation" is a
direct slap 10 the face of two Judges,
one Jury Commissioner, one County
Commissioner and one Auditor elected
by the National party. All these
mems business is at the Court House,
and it is flaming insult to them, as
we'll as other county officers, that are
unimpeached and are decent and trust
worthy men.
The honest voter who stands by his
party and does not go into machine
politics" is respected by all; he does
not change with the moon, OF veer
about like the weather vane on a
barn, but commands the respect Of all
men because he is true to his colors
rallies to the standard Of his party
but be will not follow unpriucipled
and irresponsible leaders selfconstitu
ted bosses who have grsts to grind in
novel mills of their ewn construction
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began to realize their precarious con
dition, and after few well.directed
remarks from the Captain himself
they not only stopped the work of
unloading" the house, but carried
the things back which they had taken
out and placed them in their proper
places. After Strengthening up things
generally about Jacks camp, they
were marched up to David's abode
and compelled to do the handsome
thing by replacing his goods in the
house. Then few more war. whoops
caused scattermeut among the in
vaders, and they lit out for this place,
where they met their boss, whom they
accosted with the remark, chats a
ID of place to send five men p
Quiet reigns supreme once more on
the Flats, and the old settlers still
hold the fort, aod propose to until
elected in a legal and more civilized
manner. The boys down there are
not to be trihed with.
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roREsr couNTY oFFICERs.

Member Of Congress -JNo. d. PATTON.
Member Of Scn0tc--J. 6. HALL.
tdSScmblV--E. l.. DAVIS.
President JUdgc-W. ID. Bro wN.
Associate JNdges-JoHN RECK, c. A.
HILL.
Treasaref-W SMEARBAUGH.
Prothonotary, Register 6 Recorder, &C.
] usrfs SnAwREY.
herif.-C. w. CLARK.
sommissioners--I w. LEDEBUR, j. s..
4. aNpERsoN, III. A. HuENDELL.
County Superintendcnt-J. E. HILL
ARD.
District AHoTncV-r. J. VANGIEsEN.
JltrV COmBtfssionerS-H q. DAVIS,
Y. GREENAwALT.
Coitnty Sit1UeVor-H. G. WHITTEKIN.
-COroner-Dr. J. w. Morrow.
CouptU 4 AHdfforS-G. w. WARDEN, j. n.
SCorT, II. u. SwALLEY.
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Byrom's 8 Station.

Mr.. NJ Graybill has built himself a
comfortable house near p. & w. +. r..
Mr. Chapman has also built himself a
small house which he will occupy in
about two weeks. The former is joint
er under the employ ment of D. S. Dru-
ry, shingle maker, near Byrom's.
Mr.. A. Edwards and Mr.. A. Chris
tie are building houses in Averna.
They are both employees Of w. H.
Frost, of Averna.
Miss Lizzie Frost was the recipient
of very handsome organ on Tuesday
last it was a great surprise to her.
She has begun to take music lessons
from Mrs. d. S. Drury.
Miss Nina Salade, who has been
teaching the Byron school, left for
her home on Saturday last.
Mr.. A. Nash has been troubled with
boil or carbuncle, but it is a great
deal better, and we all hope it will
soon 60 away.
Rev Eramptou will hold services
at Byrom's aud Averna on Sunday
April 9th. Services at ByrOm's at
8 p. m, aud at Averna at 7:30 p. m.
Hope there will be a good attendance;
let every body come.
BACKwOODsMAN.
AF...J o. 1904
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New announcements For County
Superintendent, George w. Kerr; for
County Auditor, Quintain Jameson.
Mack Agnew and Jim Davis are
home from Allegheny College this
week paying parents and friends
visit.
The schools of Hickory town
ship have all closed for the winter term;
but will begin again IN u few weeks
for the summer term.
Two or three good oommuniea.
tiops are crowded out this week, but
we'll have more space next week, and
they will keep first rate until then.
We noticed number of the
Sheffield boys in town during the re.
cert food, having come down the
Tionesta, on RATS from Foxburg aud
vicinity.
Now 6sh for trout all you please
A chrome awaits the man who catches
the largest string within the next ten
days and leaves them at thls Office.
Competition open 20 all.
MIR. L. j. Hopkins had a short
visit with bis brother, G. I. Hopkins,
of Missouri Valley, Iowa, who vas
here for "A few day last week, 1t was
their first meeting for six years.
Miss May Sloan startsd for Pitts
burgh Monday on one Of the RATS of
lumber that left here on that day,
accompanied by her brother law,
Mr.. T. j. VanGieson, who piloted the
craft.
w. A. Grave was exhibiting a
parsnep last Monday that measured
four feet in length. This may sound
like parsnep story, but it's literally
true. and Ab. won the cigars on it all
the same.
Peep frogs have "peeped" their
frs. peep" According to the old
"perlition' these little chaps must
freeze up three times before spring
comes. One freeze has taken place
aud We may soon expect the desired
spring.
Remember the TeacheFs' Exami.
nations as follows: NeiIltown, April
-. Brookstou, April Is Marienville
April 16. Clarington, April IT, TIC.
nesIa, April 10. Nebraska, April %
Whig Hill, April %. East Hickory
April "a.
We had very pleasant visit
with Mr.. E. S. Hoyt, of Baltown
last Wednesday, who with his brother
was taking in our town with a view tc
locating and embarking in business
here should a favorable opportunity
afford itself.
Mr.. Adams has moved into hi:
(the Conver) house; Mrs. Pease has
moved into the heuse just vacated by
Adams John Carson has moved int
Mrs. Pease's late residence; Wm, Gui
ten has moved into part of ThOs. Has
says house.
Cincinnati has just passed through
terrible ordeal. a young mar
named Berner was on trial for murder
He had confessed the crime Of klllins
mao in cold blood for his money
yet the jury brought him in guilty
only, of manslaughter. This so in
censed the people that they organized
a mob for the destruction of the mur
derer. Worst came to worst ; the mol
grew larger and larger, until it wa
necessary to call out the State troop
to quell the riot. Some fifty or sixL!
were killed and many more wounded
The court house was burned down to
gether with its contents. Order j
now restored.
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Mems, Youths, Boys and Childs'
Clothing just received for Spring and
Summer wear. Quality, styles and
make up of the very best. We will
compare goods and prices with any.
Call and see our new stock. WM,
SMEARBAUGh d Co. 4t
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"A large assortment Of Me. 3,
Youths aud Boys fine and r.a,n j.,
shoes, Spring Styles, just recngeG o.
Wm Smearbaugh & Co.'S. d.
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Group, Whooping Cough, ana even
Asthma, Immediately relieved by Acker's
English Remedy. Sold under guarantee
by G.. w. Bovard.
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Ths &ursst gtplbIitan.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APR. 2, 1881
BOROUGH oFFIcERs.


DufJess.--R. II. CRAwFoRD.
HncilmeH--N North ward. 9. NJ. Shaw
Key yrs, II, M. Foreman yrs, A. NJ.
Doutt | yr.; South ward, j. IT, Fones 3
yrs, w. A. Eagles ? yrs, 9. Bonner yr
Justices Of The Pedce-J. II. Brennan,
ID. s. Knox.
CUnst6bte-H. II. Shoemaker.
School DiroctOrS-G. w. Robinson, A..
-. Kelly, j. III. Dingman, u. $. Knox, J..
w. Morrow, II. s. Brockway.
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G.. N. suAwKEY.
J. r. BRENNAN.
BRENNAN & SHAWEEY,

Real Estate Agents & COnveyancors.
Dealers I'm
ANTHRACITE e BITUMINOUs COAL
(Onices in Court House,)
T1oNESTA, FOREST COUNTY, PA.
FOR SALE
1000 acres, Warrant No. 2S3G, Tionesta
Township.
800 acres Warrant No. 5ls6, Kingsley
Township.
l43 acros, known as "Lillie Farm" Aile-
gheny Twp, VenangO Co.
20 acres near Enterprise, Warren Co.
ALSO.
Houses aud lots, and building lots in
Tionesta Borough for sale on easy terms.
We have some good bargains on hand.
BRENNAN d SHAwKEY.
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~ DON, Feel Wellw The stomach is
out of order neglected, this means chron-
ic dyspepsia. You should take Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets and avoid this terrible
disease. Sold by G.. W. Bovari.
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At B. COOK, NJ. ~.
M. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Office on Elm 81 , near the school
House, Tionesta, Pa. All professional
calls promptly attended TO.
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Ladies Should Remember, a boautiiu
complexion results from using Ackcr's
Blood Elixir. Sold by @. w. howard
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One hundred barrels Of Ohio
White Lime just received at Robinson
a. Bonner's q
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Use Acker's English Remedy for Con.
sumption. Sold by @. w. Bovard.
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NTATIONAL HOTEL. Tidioute, Pa,
~ W. y. Buclil,n, Proprietor. a first
class hotel iu ali respects, and the pleas
nutest stopping place In town. Rates very
oasVuahle. lane-S-'
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I7ASr HICK0RY HoTEL

T. EAST HICKORY, Pa,
!. w. BALL. Proprietor. This house is
neW and has boon furnished with new
iarl iture throughout. II is centralley To-
Gated, and has first class barn In connect
ION with II. Tho travelling public Will
fnl e pleasant stopoing place. First
class Livery in connection with the Hotel.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Condensed rimo Table TiOncsta station.
NORTH.

Rev. Hicks will occupy the pulpit
of the M. +. Church next Sunday
evening, at 1880.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at
1890 p. M; NJ. Z. Sabbath School at
10 a. IN.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-04-02

Mems and Boys Spring Hats
New Prints and Ginghams, Maple
Sugar and Syrup, at VIM. Smearbaugh
81 Co.'S. 2t.
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4 w. MORROW. NJ. D..
y. PHYSICIAN & SURG EON,

Late OF Armstrong county, having located
in Honesta is prepared to attend all pro-
fcSsional calls promptly and at all hours.
Oiiiee In Smearbaugh q Co.'S new build
ing, mp stairs. Office honrs 10 A. NJ,
End II to l2 NJ; 2 to and 81 TO "a T. NJ
SUNDAYS. TO 10 AM; . to 3 and OF 10 y
r. NJ. Residence in Fisher House, on
Walnut Street. may-lS 81.
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VIZ G. COBURN, Nj. D.,
p w. PHYSICIAN < SURGEON,
Has had over fifteen years experience in
the practice of his profession, having grad
,lated legally and honorably May 10, 1855.
Office and Residence in Judge Recl's
house, opposite the NJ. e. Church. Clones
In. Ia. Aug. 25-lSs0
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DR. FREASEs WATER CURE ES-
DTA BIISHM ENI-A health institu-
ton i'm its 30lh year. For nearly ail hind
of chronic diseases, and especially the dis-
ease of woman, Open dc all seasons.
Circulars free. Address, Stlrease, ri. ~
New Brighton, Beaver county Pa. feb2N
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~ l.. DAVIS.
~. ATTORNEY-AT-LA
Tionesta, Pa.
Collections made in this and adjoining
counties.
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We, the Auditors of Howe Township,
have examined the above accounts of A.
p. Anderson, Treasurer, and find them
correct as stated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-28
HARRISON'S HALLEluJAH.
The Railroad Bonds Are to be-
Issued.
MILLER = RICHARDS CASE.
Miscellaneous Happenings Collected From
Many Sources---News From the
Various Games Of Base Ball
Played Yesterday.

ClARKsBuRG, May 2T.-There is general
rejoicing in Clarksburg and Harrison coun-
ty to-day over the action of the county court
in directing the issue of $50 900 in county
bonds to aid in the construction of the River
Road from Clarksburg to the State line.
The court was emphatic and unanimous.
Being prudent gentlemen they inserted in
the order such provisions as were necessary
to protect the taxpayers. We venture
that no order of any court in the ancient
county of Harrison ever caused such a
jubilee as this one. Our people sorely
feel the need of a competing road and to-
dayS proceedings are a long stride in the
right direction. Col T. :. Spatcs. John C..
Vance Esq, and Judge Sidney Raymond
were appointed commissioners to make the
subscription in behalf of the county. They
are frst-class business men and the public
are assured that the duties will be faith
fully performed Long life to Col
Ben. wilson r T. Lownd, John I. Ruhl
and other heroes good and true who have
labored so ardcntly and effectively in the
railroad cause. Nav they garner large
proportion OF fortune harvest which to-
day'> proceedings will bestow upon Har-
lison iublant people We send greetings to
our sister county Marion, for We feel as
sured that ere the morrow sun goes down sue
too will declare herself free from the bon
1oUr that makes MS slaves
The Richards libel suit is in full
jlast and is creating quite a sensation
The case will probably be given the Jury to-
morrow evening.