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The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-10-14
cTArr H. SOUTH CAROLINA,

CTATE If SOUTH CAROLINA,
cf1r" OF AEuEvIlIE,
ca: -: Common Pleas.
Ellis g. Gr.]:"n against john McLa"".
nN,irt"hi an order of sale made in the
&D above lated case aud dated June ",
!SH5, will ,t.r for sale at public cutlery 1T
ALhcvine CHI. :. c., OH Monday November
>. 1889 bcin" Eaicdav, within the legal hours
of sale, the ID owing described property, sit
uatc in said Satc and County, to wit All
:l,ai :rar, ortlarc.l of land, on McKlcnncr
branch watcr3o OF .urltail creek, containing
sEVfYTY-FiVE ACRES
more or less, bundled by lands Of James j.
Ucvlin, l..royturdy, J0nathau Jordan and
others.
TERMS or SLE-Cash, purchaser TO pay
the Master f"r}"pers. ,.cu
Master.
Oct. :, 80. IT.
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GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF A~BREvILLE,
Court Of Common Pleas.
y. j. Salinas & Son against Frcd'k. #.
Hodges, ct al.-Foreclosure.
pY virtue of an order Of sale made in the
- above stated case June II, 1885,
| will offer for sale ut public cutlery Mt Able
vile c. H., : G.. on Monday, Noveub Der End,
1880, being Salrdav, within the legal hours Of
sale, the following described property, situate
in said State and County to wit: ALI that
tract or plantation of land, on Mulberry
Greek waters of Saluda River ana contain
ing
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY4
EIGHT
acres, more or less, bounded bv lands now on
lately belonging to William Hodges, Susan
Riley and others. 4
Also that tract of land, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN
acres, more or less, aud bounded by the
tract herein first mentioned, and by the cs-
tate of Marshall Sharp, William Hodges, and
others.
7 he said lands to be resold at the risk Of
NJ Hodges the former purchaser.
TERMR OF SALE-One-half cash and the
balance in twelve months from the day of
sale, with interest from the day of sale, Sc
cured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of
for papers, AMI pay for recording.
j. c. KLUGH,
Oct. Z, 'a5. At Master.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Z" g.
.. COUNTY Of A~BBEvILI.E,,
Court Of Common PLEAS.

James I. Nix against Tollcson, aligs Wins
or William observation-disclosures.
12l virtue Of m order Of sale made in the
- above stated case June nth, 1855. I will
offer for sale at public cutlery at Abbcyilie G.
h. G., on Monday November End, 1885, be-
ING Saleday, within The legal hours Of sale,
The following described p"apert-, sit nate in
said State and County, to wit: An that tract
or parcel OF land containing
NINETI-FOUR ACRES,
more or less, and bounded BY lands Of DR.. c..
Hart, James Rasor, James F. Cork md lying
on the waters of tSaluda river in Cokcsbury
Township.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to pay
the Master for papers.
j. G. KLUGH,
Master.
Oct. Z, 'S5. 1t.
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Gildor's pills are the best.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-14
Eeras.

Sn ieiner 9lniprads Bel gr1dnuns
oes Geri6ts sSerntines in 8a1irop bat
Sifriftri9ter Sei9miiller bie @ranb
Surp auf Sruntenbeit Der Beamten uno
auf Gorruption bertpieien.
Sn Weimar bat ii9 am @onntag
5mif6en Curt Sen3ler unb u. Rnipi9er
cine 59iebaffaire 5ugetragen. Ganlis
lien5miitigfeiten batten 5pii6en Yei6en
ein geipanntes 8erbdltniB berborgeru=
fen. 9ie @6ifie ipurben ilabe 3nip=
i6er's Wobnung getne6ielt, tpdbrenb
%aSen5ler = ii6 IN ieinem 8ugsp befanb.
Beibe Mdnner iinb bertpunSet, iebo6
ni6t gefdbrli6.
S. %. Stubenrdu6, Der lanae
3eit in 2imeitone gountp anidlfg mar,
bat cine &eiie na9 Deutl6lan6 gemad,t
uno 21 frdftise Mdnner mitgebradf,
Die iih glei6 ibm, Der Garmerei ui6s
men tper6en.
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unb auf irgen6 etpas gu iparten f6ien,
Nrtbur runSelte Die Stirn.
IS f6eiat, bic 8egeguung fpll uus
nun einmal ni6t eripart bleiben?
gBpllen mir umfebren? fragte@ugenie
leife.
gu ipdt! Sic baben uns bereits be.
merit. gustpei9en ldBt fi6 bier nidt
uno Die nmfebr tpiirbe Glu9t iein. IS
1T i6limm, baB mir gerabe gu pferoe
limb; cas ipirb fie nod mebr reiaen,
aber mir biirfen bier feline 56pd6e
3eigen; mir mufen bormdrts.
unb bo6 BAIT Su bieies 3uIammens
treffen sefiir6tet?
9(rtbur fab iie sroB an. Sd? 9aur
Su foiitef tbnen ni6t begegnen. SEPT
ldBt es fid5 freili6 ni6t bermeiben, abet
tpenigiteus biit 9u ni9t mebr allein.
Salte Ifra feit i'm 3iigel uno bleibe
bid)t an n1eitter 5eitei Niellei9l
gebt es benno9 obne Conflict ab.
I'LL oiefeWorte tpuroen leife unb raid
getDe9lelt, mdbrenb fie faum eine
Minute lang ftill bielten. SEPT ritten
tie in langiamem S9ritt tpie6er bor=
tpdrts unb binaus auf bic SabritraBe,
tpo man fie alerbings f6on bemerft
bate.
(Gortietuns folst.)
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MDer's
Sarsapari11a

ST Elm itbr rrnrentrrter ausJae Der serfapariaas
Hnh anherer bIHtrfiuiseuher @ur,eIn nit &a.ium,
unh Giens Sohin btrbnnosii. unb bas unidabIi6fte,
suuerIdiiisite unb bili9ite 9utrcinigun0sz 9tteI,
eas mon attpenben fam. Gbne Sell treibt es
ailes glutsift aus benz a0rper, berei9ert unb er,
neut bas @ut, ub felt oeien beIebenbe ssraft ber
gs 1T bas bette betannte MitteI segen efrebteIn
iIb ale ifropbaloen 1iebsl, sesen RottIanf, Sit.
biasdlsM Tlefblen, Stiuarem, gelbpire, tSleijd.
estuadbie unb saatansibIdse; ebenio sesen ale
aranfbeiten, bic burd binnes unb perarnttes glut
periria9t werben, ruie sagenmatismms. Reuralsie,
rbsnmatiide Gi9t. aiisemeine Gntfrdftnms unb
itropbaI6ier Qatarrb.
etilans bon entsiinbetem se6eamatismms.
,,4ser's earfapariIIa Bat mid uo, rnts
iinhetem @benmatisnsns eebeiIt an benz i'd pieIe
Sabre seIitten Bate SO. S. Moore.n
DURHAM, Sa., 2. Mars 1882
Bnberettft pom
9r. 5. 6. aber e Co., 2nurlI, MaE.
Sn allen apotbeten su baben: 81, 6 SIafden IS.
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@rmuromng e.mes 9iplpmatem.

Sn &otterbam bat fi6, tpie i6on fur3
gemeloet tpurbe, neuli9 elm biifteres
Drama abgefpielt. @s tpirb 6es Wei=
teren bariiber gei6rieben: Ser iapaz
nif6e @ei6dftstrdser BEL ber 1ieberldnz
bii6en Negierung, Der 2egationslefre=
tar 9afuraba, purbe i'm Bett bon ieiz
ner @eliebten eri6oFen. 8or einiger
3eit lernte Safuraba, Elm Mann Mn=
fangs Der 0ier5iger, tpel6er friiber in
Briif1el attabirt mar, eine iunge Bel
gierim fennen. IS mar ein 5ilof16nes,
BLONDES, neun5ebnidbriges MSab6en.
Die So1ter zines Mrbeiters. Sem iun=
gen 9inge f9mei6elten bic Mufnlerf=
famfeiten Des pornebmen Sapanelen,
obglei9 berielbe bel auer 2iebenss
tpiir6isfeit ein @egentbeil europdi=
f6er S66nbeit unb bon ausgeprdgtem
iapanii9en 3ppus mar. sic cine
bo6gema6iene f6laafe 8lonbine, er
Elm fleiner unaniebnli9er unb
f6tpd6li6er &nirps. 9ie iunge 8elz
gierin folgte ibrem 2iebbaber nod benz
9aag unb tpurbe bier BON ibm eingez
mietbet. Wdbrenb fie fi6 einrebete, ibr
oitaliatif9er Greunb tperbe lie fpdter
beiratben, fiiblte fi6 iein 2iebesfeuer
aamdlig 10 melt ab, 0aB ct zines Sages
ibr bic 5reunbi6aft auffagte.. Stir
mii6e Scenen folgten, in beren 8erlouf
Die Belgierin erfubr, baB ibr l1ngetreuer
bereits berbeiratbet unb Batter mebrerer
Rinber lei. BON benz Mugenblide an
f9eint ibre &a9iudt entf fIammt mor6en
gu iein. Safuraba trat cine &eife burlh
0ouanb an, bic betrogene @eliebte, be-
gleitet BON i6rem fieinen Bruber, BET
als ibr 9iener auftrat, perfolgte ibn.
sSn Scuba ertpif6te iie ben ungetreuen
am 8a5nbOfe. NeuBerli1 id6ien barauf
eineMuslobnung gu erfolgen. 9as paar
fubr nnter Nustaui6 BON 3drtli9feiten
mad Notter6ant. 6ier CAB bas Mdbz
den i'm 8eiiein ibres 2iebbabers nod
einen @elobrief nit einigen taufen6
Grancs an tire 8ertpanbten in Belaien
auf 6iepof. Damn nabmenBeioe Nadts
quarter in einen1 bornebmen Gotterz
banner 6otel. I'm Mitterna9t tpurben
bic 9ellner bur6 einen @6nB aufges
f6redt. Man orang in bas 3immer unb
fanb ben iapanii6en @eI9dftstrdger
@pturaba blutbeoedt i'm Bett Iieaen.
Die iugen5li9e M0rberin bate linn BEN
&ebolber an bic re6te G6Idfe gelebt unb
NIT einem S6uB oas 9irn seri9met,
teri, er mar alsbalb toot. Damn mar
tie aufgeiprungen unb batte berludt
NIT eirem Dol6 fi6 bic pulsaberm
auf3uf9neiben. Sbre eisenen 0erleb=
ungen tparen inbeB nur lei6t. Cine
mertwiirbige Gofetterie duBerte bic p6aig
rubig gebliebene Sbdterin mod bel ibrer
Werbaftung. Sa fie feifsebalten tpurz
be, tpii9te ibr elm poliaiit bas blutbes
fledte 9ntliB nit naBgema9ter 6ano
ab. Sic tpeigerte iidb oarauf, bas
3immer su periai1en, tpenn ibr ni9t
bic Wangen gepubert tpiirben. Die
Waffen batte ibr Sags subor Der nod
unmiinbige 8ruoer beiorgt. gemeas
grunb Der Shat fheint weniger gifer<
iu9t als eefrdnfte @itelteit gu ieiu.
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= Sir 6as bette Stubentenlie6 bate
bic uDenti6e Stubenteuaeituns" eine
Preisbewerbung ausgei9rieben, beren
grgebniB nunmebr befannt gema6t
wiro. Sas Observation-Disclosures, Be-
itebeno aus ben BrofeHoren 8arti6
(6eibelberg) unb 5. 9abn (&6nigs,
berg), ben S9rifttellern Sulius Molff,
Sobann Sroiam unb 9r. &iilter (8er=
lin), bat ben eriten Yreis (einen BON
Der S@auenburg'i6en gerlagsbanos
lung in 2abr geitifteten iilbernen pos
cal) einem Srintlieb Aim &bein" auer=
fannt als beiien Nntor na6 Oeffnuns
beg gouberts = cine Dame, 6rdulein
Trioa Saana in Dresden, conifatirt
tpurbeI
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= 3mei Sabre bate Grau Wsarie
Ginaris, 2euisbi0e. Gp., an 10 befti=
gen Sbmeraen i'm Giiden 9elitten, 6ab
tie fat boaitdnbig an @eift unb R6rper
gebro6en mar. 9eranlaBt bur9 Sic
tpunoerbaren Grfolge, ipel9e 6ur6 ben
Gebrau6 bon ct. Safobs Sel er3ielt
tpurben, ma6te iie einen 8eriu9 nit
bieiem beliebten 9eilmittel, tpel9es fis
6enn aud in fllrser 3eit tpieber pol=
ftdnbig beritellte.
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Widtis fiir 4ltsluanberer.
@rOBe greisermaBisuns in Der lleberfabrt.

Der llnter3eibnete ift ern.adtist YaTase.
idleine, freie 8etoftisuns einsefdlolen, bon 8re.
men mad Gan antonio fur $34.l5 fir ertpad-
iene Yerlonen ausaufeller. Mfit 8efoFianna
big aep gort $25. ainoer inter IL Sabren
sablen bic Sdlfte.
Der Yreis fir bic sleife bon Gan antonio
nod Bremen betragt nlir nod einidliebIid
freier 8et0ifisune $4O.35.
Gerner 8iletS gu erniebrieten Yreiien bon
Mnttperpen, 8abre, eiuerpool, Queenstown,
Sdpeoen, Odnentarf unO sloripesen nod Gan
antonio uno 3nriid.
Ndberes su erfabren Bel
6. @rieienbed,
22,f,tuip asafiases gsent, San antOntO.
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Muerlei.

eSba Weber unb Serrman bon
Treie fino geifern bonn Trieoensri9ter
Moam entlafien tporten, ba feine Bes
tpeiie gegem fie gefunben lpurben unb
bic 3eugenausfagen ergeben, baB
Stuempfe ourb einen Sal gu feinem
Snbe fam.
Mntonio Sernanbes iif angeflagt,
BEN Weriu9 gema@t gu baben, feline
Srau nit einer Nrt au t66ten.
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0r. SoIamfp.

Dieler Same 1T 70 befaunt innerbalb ben
Ser. Staaten, Dap es faum notbis lit Su iasen,
oab ct Der Grfinoer beS beriibmten Or. 8ofanto
8ulten. uno Gungcn Sbrup 1T, baS beliebte
Soltsbeilmittel, no INNER eS betannt 1T, fir
Snfen, Grfdltungen, Sdpinbfudt unb alle
&rantbeiten bes Salfes uno Der 9un9en. Yreis
so eents nno $l.Oo. Serfauft bel s. sfalt.
cher g. Scn.
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Treie Ssertheilu,ta.

@as 1T bic llrfade OeS sroben 3ulaufs III
$. aalteber & Son apotbefe? Die freie Ser
tbeiluns bon Strobe. Glai@en bon Or. 8oiantos
SuItsn. nno ~ saneen ssrup, Oas Popularae
fudt unb 8rund)itis I'M Marfte. Geipobnlide
@robe so Gents unb $1.oo.
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3abreane 90.
M)er's
Qeue Cure

entbalt Elm @rseae; gesen alie hon GumbRuft Ger,
rIsreaae ttebel. bas, 10 peI man peiB, in feiner
anbern Mr5nsi entbaten lit. Gs entbdIt feii, Gbiz
tiu, aud feine metalif6en ober anbern iddbIi6en
8efanbtbeiIe itnb bat baDer teinct na6tbeiIiaen
GinfluB auf bic Contribution fonbern Iabt ben &Srs
per 70 seiunb tuie Dor ber aranfbet.
Wfr 9arantiren, baB s!srr'S WenesGure ole
Sdae pon faltent, reiittirenSem, itiIlem, @edieI-
unb Gallenieber 70 ,uie npn 2eberIeiben, bic
bnr6 Snmpffnft berbeigefibrt fnb, beiIt. Soute
es MAO ri4tiser 9rtmenbns Sm beilen perfeblen, 70
fno bic Sdnbler bnr9 infer GirfuIar pom l. SuIi
1882 erad9tist, nas Sch ,ariid,usabIcn.
Or. 3. @. aper & ca. IomelI, flat.
Sn oIlen apotbsfen su baben.
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-gines ber beliebteiten uno betpabrs
teiten 9ausmittel 1T iid Der beriibn,te
Dr. Muguft 26nig' $ a m b u t.
ger Bru ftb ee gegen @rfdltungen.
-Grau DuDe, ct. Soiepb, Mo.
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Cbampacne Wine,

The best made in the United States.
Hughes Bros, manufacturing their
Grape Baking Powder have over
crowded their cellars with wines. They
will ship by express, prepaid TO any re-
sponsible party in the state, ordering
through their merchant, case OF
Champagne Wine, for the remarkable
low price Of So per dozen bottles, on
thirty days time, and if not found to be
equal to any brand made in the United
States, the party ordering need not pay
one cent for it, and if they will write us
and give the brand they think superior,
We will express them, free of cost, a
case OF our Champagne Cider, made
from the pure juice OF the Siberian crab
apple. HUGHES Bros,
Dallas, Texas, L. S. A.
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T.&P.Double Daily to New Orleans.

Commencing Sunday, Dec. 2S, the
Texas 81 Pacific R'y. will run double
daily trains TO New Orleans, leaving
Dallas 9:l0 a. m. and 500 p. III. Through
sleepers on both trains). This is the
in the morning, thus enabling passen-
gers to arrive at New Orleans in day
time. 1t is the only line leaving Dallas
in the evening and arriving at New
Orleans before I O'clock next eve ling.
1t is 10 miles the shortest line to New
Orleans. bA Main street is the onl city
office selling tickets via this short
linev
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SPEAKER CARLISLE.
What Inc Has. to Say About RandalIs
Visit,

What He Has, to Say About Randall's
Visit.
Speaker Carlisle and wife are spend
ing tho holidays with their son, w. X.
Carlisle, esq, of Covington, and will re-
turn to Washington next week. An
Enquirer reporter had a short talk with
him yesterday, and elected the follow
ing:
"What do you think of Mr.. Randalrs
visit to tho south9"
VI have really not thought much
ABOUT 1t; but 1t seems to me that great
deal more Importance has been at
tached to 1t by the press than Is iusti-
ned by anything that appears on the
surface. There il certainly nothing
very remarkable in the fact that a pub,
Tic man like Mr.. Randall should visit
the South or any other part of the coun-
Try, either with or without an invita-
ZION. III any explanation il necessary
or proper IN such case, l suppose
Mr. Kandalrs own explanation ought
10 DO suiiicient. He is reported TO have
said that he is going south to make a
social visit upon the invitation of his
friends, but even If he goes for purely
political purposes IL is no more than he
has perfect right to do. Certainly the
advocates of tariff reform will welcome
any opportunity that he or anybody else
may give them to discuss the
question before the people in
any part of the country. We have
nothing TO lose, but much TO gain by
open and intelligent discussion, and in
my opinion we lost, or rather failed to
secure many votes in the late campaign
by our failure to meet Mr.. Blaine and
nis supporters squarely upon this issue
IN every part of the country. Mr..
Blaine, early in the contest, made pro-
lection the only issue; and his speeches,
which were strong and aggressive, were
published and read all over the coun-
sry, but 1t does not appear that he
gained any votes by them even in the
manufacturing states of New York,
connecticut, New Jersey and 0hio."-
tCinoinnati Enquirer.
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THE HERALD DALLAS, TEXAS MONDAY JANUARY 8 1ss5

.e Florence Nightingale of the Nursery.
The following is an extract from let
t.r written to the German Reformed
-lessenger at Chambersburg, Pennsyl-
vania.
BENEACTRESs.
Just Opel the door for her, and Mrs.
Winslow will prove the American Flor
ence Nightingale of the nursery. OF
this we are SO sure, that we will teach our
"Susy" to say "a blessing ON Mrs. Wins
low" for helping her to survive and es-
cape the gripping, colicking and teething
siege. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
relieves the child from pain and cures
dysentery and diarrhea. 1t softens the
gums, 1educes inflammation, cures wind
collie, and carries the infant safely
through the teething period. 1t performs
precisely what it Processes to perform,
every part of it--nothing less. We have
never seen Mrs. Winslow-know her
only through the preparation of her
"Soothing Syrup for Children Teething.'
If we had the power we won Id make her
as she is, a physical savior to the ifnan
race. Sold by all druggists, 25 cents a
bottle
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A Preventive for Asiatic Cholera or
ChOlerine.
TIE following letter appeared in the
London Times of Saturday, Augu Il,
1866, during the last epidemic of Asiatic
Cholera in Europe:
To THE EDITOR OF THE TIMEs-Sir:
We observe in your paper OF to-day a
long extract from the Lancet on the
subject of "suitable drinks" in Cholera
seasons, and think it a duty we owe to
the public to point out ONE, the excel
lence of which we can vouch from our
own experience. We have used il
largely among our employees at Milwall
and Cubitt-town with the most benefit
cial effect, and as our works are in the
very centre Of the district where cholera
has been so prevalent, we are satisfied
of its real merit. We refer to the An
gostura Bitters imported from Venezu-
ella, which have long been known and
extensively used as a preventive for di-
arrh9a in the West Indies and South
America, where this disease periodi-
cally prevails. From the small guam
tity required, it is very cheap, agreea-
BILE, and effective remedy for a fearful
and dangerous disorder.
We are, sir, your obedlent servants,
j. d w. DUDGEoN.
Iron Ship.yard, Cuhitt-town, Poplar, T.,
London, Aug. Is.
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A. WARD AND TOM PEPPER.
she Greatest Compliment tho Humori
Ever Received.

The Oakland Times thus refers to a
recent exchange of compliments be-
tween two Elko, Nevada, editors:
"rhomss Pepper appears to have been
the peerless prevaricator of Nevada,
from whom all liars In that state are
measured up and down, like heights
and depths are measured from the sea
,nevel, Tor we observe that when one
kevadian wishes to refer to the apha.
ua!ic merits Of contemporary he
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lther cold and unpleasant.
Something that will quiet the nery,

Something that will quiet the nerves,
give strength to the body, induce re-
freshing sleep, improve the quality of
the blood, and purify and brighten the
complexion, Is what many persons
would be very glad to obtain. Carter's
Iron Pills are made Tor exactly this
class of troubles, and are remarkably
successful in accomplishing the ends
desired, as named above. They are
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speaks of him as "bigger liar than
Tom Pepper"
Tom Pepper was a California pro-
duction, though he was for time on
the COmstock. While here he led b.
hemian life, doing odd jobs for the sew
eral papers then published in this city.
lie was here at the time of Artemus
Wards visit. Tom heard that Artemus
had arrived and was stopping at the
International hotel. In breathless haste
he rushed away to interview the great
humorist. He ran ut once TO Wards
room, and, knocking, was instantly adj
mitted.
"Artemus Ward, l believer"
Artemus signitied that the guess was
q good one.
81 am delighted to meet you," cried
TOm-"delighted to meet you, sir"
And have the pleasure of seeing
-" and the smiling Ward looked a
whole line of Interrogation points.
81 ami am-that is, my name is
-" gasped Tom. "My name-well,
Just wait a moment till / think" and
Tom ran out of the room and closed the
door behind him, leaving Artemus
standing in the middle Of the floor.
After a few moments in the hall, Tom
rushed back towards the astonished
" wv "ltii OA0OhhS'l MANU- GNU SlOW
face, crying: "Pepper, Pepper, sir! Pm
Mr.. Papper-Tom Pepper better known
as Lying Tom Pepper"
Kingston, Wards agent, was out at
the moment Thinking he had an in
sane man to deal with, Artemus smiled
The most cheerful smile then at his COM
mand. He declared he had Gifted heard
of Mr.. Pepper and was delighted to
meet him. At the moment he was
about to change his clothes; would Mr..
Pepper be kind enough to Withdraw and
call around again in half an hour? Mr..
Pepper would and did.
When Mr.. Kingston came in Artemus
bad fearful story to tell about his adj
venture with crazy man. Afterward,
when Ward came to know that q sense
of his greatness as humorist had so
overcome poor Tom as to cause him to
forget his own name, the genial lecturer
declared it was the greatest compli-
ment that had ever been paid him. Vir,
ginia City (Nev.) Enterprise.
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