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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
SuACKE iFORD COUNTY.
The Attractions of albany-A Thriving
aud Progressive iowa.

CoIrespondenca pf lhG Gazette,
Albany J,nunry IL Thinking that
=. li,,a fr,,n This part OF the country
u,i,,ht mn he lluiutstesling To your
m,,nv rend,ra. fl nave concluded to give
KIM a ul.un unyarnisuud statement IN
r,,f',ri IA the nr,s,uut uullook ot this
mrs,snsr,ns s,,iinn. orr town, men
iinntd .n seldom through the public
nJuIs ia an "A regular b ium. Situated
XII i. i'm the CENTER uf dine sionK
"onntr, III rs.rs no tiuerindueement,
Lnr inv,.s,,nsnt. IN real estate ia the
.n,t,' of rrxns rhnu in Albany. n.
dav ma \, Snr aro the town did moi
muuher txrr.diup no souls, and in
tn,. hr',f / ,u.e NJ nm, il has gained
IN ,nnuL,t,nn unIil nuw the number Is
.nn,siuin,, nv,r mo and growing
r,nidlv rbe national hank building
nPi", b.,n con,uI,I,d a niee su,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
I0NGNIEW.
A Plot for Liberty Five Prisoners Es.
capped bni Rrcapiurrd Ru.
inOrs Ut Changes.
sneeinI 10 lne unlnlle

Special Ia the uaIbLle
LongNiew, January 20 "A plot was
i"rnie'i among HE prisoners IN jail
here To make their e,cape, 10y knock
lhH Jailer Clarke down when he en-
tr'td the Jail after their dinner hour.
Amos > ovens, who il IA for attempt
20 murder his nephew, IN ,rl,s
Stevens lat spring, threatened 10 iii.
FHlg" IN plan u II was persisted in,
hnd they compounded hy Alternating
u escape through a sIIuli hole they
liad made through the r az wnli lFive
iiahuneei Ia get out hut were recap
thf'i The whole affair occurred by
day light
a rgmor has been Circulating for IA
~" days past that Freight Agent
elements az lhr Junction ana Freight
tsrn' Is ioth IN The city wnuld soon
De De SUPERSEDED. The report Lacks COZ,
iirnailnn,
Another hypeib 'rean blast yester-
iay caused va 'i-piios 10 iisappear.
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PARKtK COUNTY.
Items Of lnleresl From Weaiherford
Hr ely 10 d.

Correspondence The Gazette,
W'atberlDId, January 10 The tele.
phone exchange viii ba In operatn n
In IA few dass. Thr poius ais being
uleoted to-day. Tuelr lnuu .rns
reaching nlt IN every direction NV.
our ciiy quite METROPOLITAN MR.
Mayor Petrlek u i,fanpon Informed
ms lilal hs viii ngt b u nandi1alu IN
rs,elsc'lph ~ AWil llu has deter
n,i'ied ~ leave W"atherfnd aDd ek
pWls 10 rvInrn 10 his old home
ln & iumhus, ,ii0IVia. This Is n d..
termination 0D his par which viii be
much regretted by tho ul,z n. nI
w, ntheifpfd, and think / nuvbi
safely aid, This lesllDg Is Without px
oeplipn almost, During his twelve ar
ipprteep YEARS. :, sideuee la TINS nitu
he has uniformly conducted himself In
tiirh u manner rs Ia gain the highest
ffspent ~ otefA one aud fla warui,,sl
fegurd ~ many, lie is laWy.rrt
lifsl-late ability aud his council /, MI
Ten sought la HE n0st difficult ras,s
Ills rsfplrd IA may ~ hHs, like his A :,
been consistent ihDugilDut He hnd
the npsptakable misfortune M iLa
early summer Ia lase his VIII,
Which ~ dl'pbt hss largely helped Il |
ri,hx pppu ne design FRA change nf |
Msa.lpp Mhssessr he p,ses lie ,,.s,
ssnss ~ we people VI Wra,herG,ni
Miss q iiiih " Apneta wns on me
w,gsfk'd, ,rain near hilll,sp lhe other
pinAt' Her many fliends IN Wealhrt,
~ri slll 10 glad ~ learn "a shr es.
papul WIN opiy.a few slight bsi,i~s
apd ne io.s ri d lock ~ hair which
beral,le eniapsltt ami Il WAS ONLY bv |
~ .ilnt That pulled II from her I.aa |
INV sDe WAS hplv " fAlIiealo herself |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
The Guiun Failure.

New York, January 70 1T is
lhonpht The liablIle, in The auion
'"i,n,i' VIZ not exceed f5DiOO0. IL ia
s"' nc azure Vas caused by speuula'
ihhs ~ gram ana oihtr proiice, aud
W." hh, lhhhge Ia prices, when we've
nrt|p mn me lirm could stand. one
w n"l'lh's lawyers states that the a,-
se's are mainly in mining stnoks,
s"s'hs az manufacturing companies
"Nu gold uinr ~ California.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
SON ERVELL COUNTY.
Fire al Glenrose-Llsi of I.osses and
i0srrs
Correspondents Of no Gazette,

'"'F'apondenee Of ihe Gazette,
tHeur'se, Jauuiry IA fire broke
.,nt ms morning AT li3p O'clock la the
H. w, wilson stinOn building, aud in
a lew nom nts The entire buildiu,
was ~ u mes. The buildings on boti,
SIDES eau. ht from he Wilson bliid,up.
one b'ing oconpi.d by IN scoit Nj,
liill as 'iiiig store, and The other Inv
y 'sTph fpi'oD as barber shop The
ha'nrs were finally controlled buI lle
buildings ani contents CONSUMED
lhef9 being a few goods sMvud fron,
lhp aug siale ald part Of the Glrui-
NC Ia he barber shop, The cillzeus
men eAeTed themselves Lo save liz
,F''"ilNs ~ me AVN, and The wind be,
ns rom he north favored tllp same.
L's%s DE- scott Milan, on mp,ds
f ~ nui ,1ing, s@,p0i Insurance, ii 000
~ W Wilson, saloon and bd,ldiup
,oop, 'hsl'tapee s,illi barber shop, siS'
hf illspianes Cause uf fire uhkn,wn'
'hde yrry qDifi sinre The holidays
ana merriam taking rest. 80
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Tho lirlrkiulers.

CINCINNATI, January ~ The Brick
'Iap'a International uuiou has ju.t
,niiafli u session nf eeteral DAYS. They
~ ,nttt next ~ Jersey Cily on Jan,,-
49," a,,,ss I'm ihsh' Ihty v0od 10 urgu lhe
~ 1''I ~ ia pendlng bin in cnngrass
Il, r''sn,ht me importation at nliuu la
Jau,. no mater 1f eight n0urs fnr u
Xxx was referred "a local unions,
'"''F 'pte 10 he sem IN by August lst
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EnieieaI Supervision.

. - 'tiN h"fetlHf
npyefnor itphipsani DTbo Rreat
hapksf " ibt ipieie-ls of. HE pI,blIn
i,ll ~. III, =. he ,,rp,ebauded ,o-dus il
niSsilnn ilirilieenee ~ the school
VIII ~ ths Hltles and largo tDwns
"n hr change in population has
I .,'',' ne opportunity 81 cheap ana do.
1,s"i"H ulfll 10 oteupy positions nj
~ ah1 lpllltnee. Tho sGll0ols nre
~. by his nla-s Of men. me
aFtlnNe ~ the superintendent, W.
t p.ai moe lhorfpeh and Intelligent
supervision, especially in The snail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
Attempt AZ Suicide.

cI, ts saginaw Miph, January 90, r
Orr, = HtAali alleni Tod sniu,le IN
!, We s ins Yesterday by slahbIng nine
ar w." 49, = par Of sh nrs. lie was uu'
No '"iust on a charge of Of forgery.
abnivv m T.n lssafieus, but hs viii prob
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iElt.
Closed by Attachment PRINCIPAL
Creditors.

btHlhl 10 iile bhIcsle
~ Her, January 2O-F. L.. Lowery, IL
mrIon"nt Of his III zoe, MAS closed by
attachment yesterday. His principal
cfeillors are l.. Il II, Blu aud T.. j.
Wills d Bro. at Galveston.
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they should be filed before the trial
commences. Hut the def ndant was
mt preseason Ia good hi'h, and was
not harmed by this error, Affirmed
Delaney, commissioners. Adopted
Willie, chief justice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
tolon iinrneJ

!, Asw Orleans, January 10 !. phe
RESUMES bIigdsn, la, special says
eleven hundrei! and priy.dy Lnlss II
nelpln, slpr 4 40 Mprrlfs EIlt anJ,
,na oh ue biyqI Dfrciiie, bgrned iast
plEhL Loss go, 900, FT''s' '"''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
W0OIen MlIl Iinrned.

a,,lissW,'hlrph n y, January 20
lns'Hh's wooden min, enlpln, In nny
" Insured, F'V''''' i''"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
FROM wlSpI.
Tho Defeated MsrIts I
ability Of Rs.lJ
special to tho GassI,, NV

tW
special to tho Gagei,.
Washington, J.,i
great nialoiity In 6sli
gress who havebt n
press regret ut lhs III.
can reciprocity Ired,,f
the treaty wnuld N
benefit to the comhslI
featuring Interest," L
fr ends of lhe lmt,
not dead, and lhslu.g
the time for IL raIM
stand IN the waydRI
Several senaiun ITO
Ia ilication had 81 ~
minds To do N unn N
taken, aud since MN
oi but ono vote bnnl
friends are ssnguie ~
II understood thai IN
ter and seor.tarydIw
ing about the ma.xslI
noon, aud "a proues Y
tending the ll0t ~
May 20, 5 .yenlp.
tntivcs have exInny
the tr,aty shouldanu
senate IN open se. ~
IDEALITYu"
The story thai ! -.
iyrants being dis%A,
nf Liberty In one -"
the dome of lheai ?
Ia represent lead,nltb.
has been again n
II
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CLAY COUNTY.

Correspondence Of Iho dan te

Correspondence Of iho oaG, te
Bellyille, January 20. Died az his
r,sid--'t aear liellYi Ike, at the ripe
OH age Of seventy -riK y,afs Judge W.
&, Duugias, In l,sinR juice Dpugla-,
tlay comfy llsrr one of nrr most en-
ierprlring men, aud hlr death will zee
deeply r'protte'i ily ali vino knew him.
The T.Aas Lana Lrugu that cam
out la the GAZETTE on Jan. lB H.
mighty approcla al IA hi county, and
tlllLfus have met to-day Ia Organize
themselves IL Is certainly "A unnd
scheme, and viii not only nut a slop
Ia fenct-cdlting, but will satisfy both
parties.
HENRIETTA,
The ball given by The Henrietta
1Drhei baOd was IA grant SUCCESS, al
though the weather uelug sI disagree .-
able prevented many from Attending.
j i, toun, one az Henrietta dudes.
returned Yesterday from "A visit To
friends al Waco.
Fred DVrmin ~ Chicago, who has
recently purchased "a iine II ek of
sheep near Ibis place, reIui ned home
ul-day.
our public school hui ding caugh
HIRE This evening FRI ~ a Il, fcciive hur.
but was aStiHpuisbe with but very
llttle damage 10 the building
Miss Anne Pierre, Gnr 0f Waoo's
faIrusl bellies, Is visiting ~ HE rny,
a race between one ri w Il Iurlisi
h0lses and an unknpwn G,,In, 8 on tlis
evening Ia our own.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
Nh land|
On the I0etoul hseah
Offer Tor NJ = !,

special 10 the 1siak f'a.nl<
III Paso, JatAlyls,
Lincoln county s0fsvI
ing for Tom haaodie|
al rustlefs who b0ng h
leans al SEVEN ms Ii
An of : Of eilrafts |
the school landfn 10 |
were irauduleulFlrted
commissioner e, by
fr winch sullhl9n,
recovery, Ven,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
GIioUls OIL
Attempt Of Bod sis,e
IlrmalHitWee|

Whrelingi W inen
SENSATION was ~ pr
the punlicallon in,sa
the remains of It.,'aM'
Whelan, lale bsl,a
thu Chlhnliu chpls..,. ~, ~
which they m s = 3, ~
unemnrial ollaIs s,' !,
cemetery, The l...as,
"a reward fa
n,nins, aid i s,,a,
ouly presenlrl lllIriu
by the sefin,
oi the opera'l%vithI,
made Thursdsi a ~.
the security dlt,.s ~
rlptsd by da,.l- fef
ul,ced evrryIhIt, Inc
return the sls5ooissa
pletr thej b xus 81
cillenl disc1vel'- water
tempered WIN il II i'll
kept In lbs . nj
thieves hays Helli
viii DO made ''syn6e,
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RalIwal "a .Ia!!a

-ia %ss piss ! g. Si|s's
ecliliye ca0'I'Assj rid
souri, Iagsf lsIand.
railways '''np III III,
Fiidp, ~
pudueah, ny
cha,lps hid : III
hn,Iiina Wa
',,.,' sas,Oo,l
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pIlipbnrs, M lsls6i
the PiltsbiIls 0alA ~
duc'ion n VIC, ',a WY u
Work, w'',IIaIlra H..
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Nylelxz]

Clneinnall,
Briggs swift stHn Y!
drncy Of lhs ,,op%sm
way. TIE .,,., a,',,E
York on ThpissN J,
sncoessnr, plfand
President Eelfst WYNN
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-26

An English Hosiery Manufacturer Brings His
Establishment Here.

An English Hosiery Manufacturer Brings His
Establishment Here.
New York Worll.
Mr. r. W. Cooper, his wife and children, were
cabin passengers on the steamer Aurania. which
arrived here from Liverpool, and in the steerage
of the same vessel We're IA men, women and
children, who came to this country with him for
the purpose of starting hosiery mandatory in
Providence r. |. Il am from Nottingham. "
said Mr., Cooper to your correspondent, "and
hosiery mandatory there which | pro
rose to give up In fact, have already given it
up and will start place in Providence, Il. l."
What caused you to leave Nottingham"
II could not clear my expenses. These people
who are with me employed in England, and l
have much of my machinery board the Au-
rama. In fact have moved my whole estab-
lishment"
"Do you expect to make money here9"
Certainly. or | should not have come. [ shall
at first conduct the mandatory on much
smaller scale than did in England, but in time
l think, l shall have even larger place than be-
fore My workmen are all experienced and we
shall be enabled TO offer for sale genuine English
hosiery at English prices,
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AGENTS WANTED.

TNIECTRIC LIGHTS-WANTED, AN ACTIVE
IA and responsible to act agent in the in
PRODUCTION OF the Van Depoee system Of electric light
ing. Special terms and exclusive territory given.
References required. Address Van Depoele Electric
Manufacturing Co., 203 Van Buren, street, Chicago
A GENTS-ANY MAN OR WOMAN MAKING
n less than $40 per week should tryour easy money
making business Our &3 eyeopener free to either
wishing to test with view to business. Alady cleared
$lS in one day young man $40 one street. An
agent writes: invention brings the money quick
est of anything ever sold" We wish every person
seeking employment would take advantage of lib
era offer Our plan is especially suitable for inexperi
enced persons who dislike to talk. The free print
ing furnish beats all other schemes and pays agents
800 per cent. profit. lady who invested declared
that she would not take $50 for her purchase Write
for papers; it will pay. Address A Ii. MERRILL ~
Co, Chicago.
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Letter IN Lanoaster InfeIIlgeneer.
Senator Vance, of North Carolina has lately
bought u tract of 1,500 acres of mountain land,
a hundred miles or more from his home, and
has started 70 clear enough of it for pasture
lands and grazing ground for little fine stock,
which he will take up there to add to the
creature comforts of a summer lodge There
are trout streams and wealth of timber The
owner tells me that he has i've sticks of wild
cherry on the place, which, laid down in New
York, would alone pay for the whole tract.
There is ash timber there eleven feet in the
butt birch black walnut in abundance and
hickory trees three feet in diameter Cleared,
the land is deep with the mould of the virgin
forest. but the altitude is too great for tobacco
growing
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A Chinese Bi-Millionaire.
San Francisco Chronicle.

San Francisco CbronicIe.
to day is the family of All IT. resident of La
Porte Plumas county. Ii arrived in California
thirty five years ago, and soon amassed a fortune
in mining. AT present he owns general store
at La Porte, and interests in many mines and IS
estimated to be worth So 600 600 The family
which embarks to-day consists of his wife and
six children-fve girls and boy, the names of
whom are Emma, Annie, Charlotte Alice, Bessie
and Eddie, ranging in years from seventeen to
two. The elder speak English fiuently and are
English. They were all born in California and
none of them speak the Chinese language. All
ii is sending his family to the Flowery King
dom to remain permanently, and will follow
them in few months, just as soon as he makes
a settlement of his property The family were
consigned to a state room alone comprising five
berths, their passage costing them $3.50
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the other trees of the forest; and they wept and
the little vine wept, too.
Then the cruel men dragged the despoiled and
hewn tree from the forest, and the forest saw
that beauteous thing no more.
But the night wind that swept down from the
City of the Great King that night to ruf1le the
bosom of distant Galilee, tarried in the forest
awhile to say that it had seen that day cross
appraised on Calvary-tbe Tree on which was
stretched the body of the dying Master.
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The Lightning Cash-Boy.


NnlcaGO news
A white and lettering old man leaned against
the Scent counter in Christmas toy store
A middlerageG man, streaked with gray, ap
preached him
"Ah." said the old man, extending his wrnked
hand, lit seems to me l have Seen your face
somewhere before "
Are you the spruce young man who bought 27
cents worth Of goods here and had cents change
coming to your
II am he who was the spruce young man, re-
piled the white old man.
Il thought So said the middle-aged man.
Here is your change l am the cash boy"
"Ah, did not expect you back so soon" and
the old man hobbled out.
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After Diphtheria,

Diptheria is terrible disease, requiring the
greatest medical skill to effect a complete cure.
Even when its power is broken it clings to the
patient with great persstency, and often leaves
the system poisoned and Frustrated. just here
Hoods Sarsaparilla does vast amount of good
expeling impurities from the blood. giving it rich
ness and vitality, while il renoyates andstrength-
ems the system.
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His Conscienoe Vas 0uieted.
Charles Dudley Warner.

UuuIey WNfNef-
Elder Phillips, who was jovial soul settled
many years ago near the headwaters of the Sus-
ouehanua He was, in fact, Presbyterian
dominic. He was full of humor and ready with
his repartee on all occasions. Jack Rickett, a
quasi parishioner who was more PNnctual at the
river than at the church, presented the Elder
one Monday morning with fine string of pick
erel.
Elder Phillips thanked him graciously for the
gift
But Elder" suggested Jack, still retaining
the fish, those fish were caught yesterday
Sunday Perhaps yer conscience won't let We
eat 'em."
Jack replied the Elder, stretching out his
hand toward the string, there's one thing
know-the pickerel were not to blame"
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San Francisco Post.
Girl in Blue-"Theres young Mr.. bud
erson over there; don't you think he is just
splendidF
Why, he took me buggy riding last week, and
tried to kiss me-"
G. l. B.--"Welg'
G. I. R.-''Well, he put his arm around me,
and-and of course l told him to behave him
self"
G. l. B.-'Weul"
Gil R.-"Well-he behaved himsehp
Both-"Ugh!7
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Paris Letter.
ent at Paris that the approaching marriage of
her daughter Miss Eva, to Don Fernando
Colonna, Prince of Galatro will be solemnized
in the simplest possible manner, without any
pomp or festivities The Parisians who had
been anticipating a series of gorgeous feles in
connection with this wedding are disguised at
the announcement of quiet ceremony.
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IT is a plain fact that % per cent of the deaths
in our larger cities are caused by consumption;
and when we reflect that this terrible disease, in
DR. Bulls Cough Syrup costing % centsE shah
we condemn the sufferers for their negligence or
pity them for their ignorance9
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A Satisfying Minister.

BOSTON Courer.
II hear you are highly satisfied with your
new minister Brownf
Satisfied is a tame word to express our opin-
ion of him. We are delighted with HIM"
''Heis very eloquent, 1 understands
Eloquent! Why, sir, when he is preaching
he affects the congregation SO powerfully that
there is scarcely any interest taken in the lirta
tons of the choir.n
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sacriflced on the Altar.

To speak the words her tongue did falter,
Bat all her tears and prayers were idle;
Her father forced her to the halter,
For he'd determined on the bride
She did not wish TO stirrup strife,
And SO her feelings she did smother;
But saddle be her married life
She welded one but loved another
-Rnstou pOuriAr
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a Natural Supposition.

Pittsburg Chronicle.
Jeremiah, I do wish you would remain in
Your seat during the intermission," remarked
Mrs. Jarphly between the acts. What would
people think of me if got up and bounced out
of the house every time the curtain comes DOWN.
'They would probably think you had formed
the Glove habit, Martha" mildly replied Mr..
Jarphly.
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Supplied for the Winter.

Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
Can leave you some weather this season?
politely asked the clerk of the Weather of Old
Probabilities, while out drumming trip for
the house.
No, not this winter" replied Old Proba-
bilities "This winter I'm going. to take my
weather of Virgins He joined the Salvation
Army, you know, and ought to be encouraged u
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An Enforced Act of Charity.
- = : =
'ittsburg Chronicle.


81 pay the quarter part of that young fellows
tailors bill" remarked gentleman, referring TO
an exquisite on the opposite side of the street,
Though never have spoken word to him in
my life"
You do! Why, I thought he procured his
clothes from the same tailor you do?" said his
companion.
80 he does" was the reply, but he does not
pay for his"
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nUMOR OF THE DAY.


Der head and ears his cap Of seal
He pulls as far ~ it viii GO
He pulls it good and strong.
In days like these when things CONCEAL,
Man wants but little ear below
Nor wants that little long
Chicago News.
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he True Secret of Economy.

Philadelphia Call.
Jinks-1 can't see how it is. You and have
about the same income, aud the same sized
families, yet you folks always seem to have
more to show for your money than we have.
Mnks-My wife always reads the advertise
ments
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A Mysterious Robbery.

New York Graphic.
That was very mysterious robbery the
other dayT"
why, I don't see what mystery there was
about it. The detectives caught the thieves the
same day"
Yes. That's what I said"
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STOCKHO Frs ME ETING.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the In.
diana Insurance Company will occur at the office of
the company, No. Ga East Market street. on Tuesday
evening, January G, 1885, at o'clock for the cleo
ton of president and six directors to one year
and for the transaction of other business.
NJ " MCGILLIARD, Secretary.
Indianapolis, Ind. Dee. "a, 1884
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The Graphic.
Il see they have discovered a vast bed of rock
salt in Colorado"
rs that so?7
Yes this will be very valuable to the miners.
How soi'
Guess you never bought gold mine"
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rendering homage to his memory. What a con
trastl May not any youth take courage and
hone
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For cuts, bruises and sprains nothing equals
ST. Jacobs Oil as a cure.
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Michigan Fat Man.
Detroit Journal.
citizen of this State is so fat that he must
back up to door to ring the bell
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Good News for the Miners.

Ies. That's what l said"
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WANTED.

VA ANTED-THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN
w the West the Weekly Indiana State Journal.
One dollar per year.
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L NIGHTS OF INSTRUMENTATION LODGE.
N No. 915, will elect trustees at their reguls
meeting on Tuesday evening Election of general of
fcers Dec. 80