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New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
A REMARKABLE DOG.


Mr.. Peter Latic has remarkable dog, cross OF the
Newfoundland and 81. Bernard that has been regular
attendant. every Sabbath for four years. OF tho
Congregational Church OF this place OF which Mr. L. 10
member only failing to attend twice during the four
because OF rheumatism and day because
the church bell being out OF order failed TO make ito
usual call. What adds TO the dogs whms he invariably
goes alone and different streets from the direct way
his goes. and by this circuit passes the NJ. f.
ringing and there remains until the services Close
when Mr. L. his residence carrying either his
cane or hymn book. few evenings since, when Nr. l.
and remained at their store beyond usual hours for
closing and there the dog usually stays he gave frequent
signals for his supper that needed. He sought
and found the hat OF Mr. H. and brought 10 to him.
who told him to call Of his sons naming him. and
he would supply his wants when OF posted the dog for
the hat of the and brought 1t to % who kindly ac-
companied him tO meat market near by aud got him
his grub
Of the boys at the store who. by receiving nickel,
In mouth and dcpostng 1t the meat stand If the
door opeD and not scratches for admission The dog
understand the Kings English well as per.
Some two since party not OF tie family gavo
him ticket election day and told him tn and vote
at the polls the opposite side OF the street. Tho
Colonel marched Ike little man with the ticket In
mouth and reared and stuck his head into the win
dow and thus passed his vote to the judge OF election
Many OF faculties might be named that
show moro than instinct. lie appreciates kindness
though revengsful for any unkininess shown him BY
man or any OF the dog family, evidenced in giving Q
neighbors dog severe shaking TO pay him for poucinS
on him some years before. when half grown puppy.
Kindness begets kindness, with man or beast anu Niee
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
Az EyTERPRIsIyG BOY.


One OF the promising OF the younger artists In
Boston has wealthy father who opposed his sons art
and wanted him 20 devote himself 10 bist-
ness instead. The boy, however, was determined 70
study art abroad and finally the father compromised.
He was large Western dealer In cattle and sold ni son
choice CATTLE with the stipulation that the boy should
take them Liverpool TO sell The profits on the trans
action any, he could have to paw MS whilo
studying abroad but II be lost mouey he should return
home and 20 into business.
The hoy brought tae cattle to Boston. shipped them
from here to Liverpool. going tho same steamer with
them. reached that port In nine days. struck good
market, sold out day at a big profit. cabed check
to his father for the nonnt OF his loan, and In less than
week. with the profits Of the transaction In his pocket
In Parts studying where he able to remain two
yeors His pluck and his present success has pleased
his father that the latter says Go back aud
time yonr stUdes whenever you get ready and call 0p
me for what funds you want"
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
CURRENT ANECDOTES.
A BUSINESS w0MAx:.

Prom The WomANs Journal,
nave twce written s0mething about the women Wn9
have hed holding positions in tho employ Of the
Manitoba Railroad Company; but fnd had not knOwD
u s. Inc nrst xomsn mentioned was Miss t:sey. wnos
TO support She learned to be telegraph operstor and
wherever she went took her family With her and sup
business, and was appointed agent ct wsyzsta where
wt s 81 rn. I'm 'ao aS %rs ~ ns
very heavy. After tme she was allowed 70 have her
brother to help, and one sister Was appointed train
dispatcher on the road.
Think Of IL! q woman. who used 70 DO considered %
helQess and impractical and generally useless and In
competent given the control Of all the life and property
involved In the management OF tte numerous trsns on
that busy road. And what do they think of her II
tried again and again." said the superintendent to
catch that woman M duty before gave her the place,
on sundays and all sorts OF odd hours and never onoe
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
ApIRoyDA OK EAGLES CAUGHT ASrRAY

SOnng0n Lsffer 70 Ihc N0rWlch Conn, lBHtNH
Some weeks ago three eagles killed goose on the far
OF Warren Wheeler in this town. but Tor some reasen dd
not carry the carcass away Using the goose for bait
ana procuring steel traps the farmer awaited the
birds return Knowing that the custom OF eagles Is 70
food he awaited with club TO meet the Thieves Tho
second day after their first appearance. ar exactly tho
same hour two ages returned. and the trap being
aIned one was found easting the goose, while each
leg of the other firmly held by steel trap Tue
latter was quickly killed. but the other escaped
The captive was bought by Dr. G. D. Maine who had
It mounted and placed on exhibition In keseys phar.
macy II is beautiful golden eagle OF very
species measuring seven feet from up to tip IL 10
supposed that In the late high winds these eagles were
blown down from the Adirondack mountains
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
Ic.r FISHING FOR IT'S LTrTy0.

Johnston snence Of The Chdr,eston Ae's ana courier
-Four miles from here, one OF our county com,
missoners. Henry GalDiaIl, owns MIL ana lond anu
grnds corn for the public. He has man by the name
of Pruit who attends tho mill PrIit owns large cas-
that IA aeon as the mill 10 stopped By shutting down tho
gate will Immediately down behind the il aud ges
on log Just the shseting over which the water
6owiDg She will then look very tnently into the water,
which l. ym eighteen inches to two feet deep un eno
spies fish, she then plunges into the water frequently
buryng herself under It, but almost always coming ouS
with tsh She then quietly sits down on arocR pe@
by and enjoys her meal
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
IVD THIS rs PlHEI

NeYork Correspondence me san Franefseo Argonam
ROssas manner OF taking q drink. even. is different
from other patlOs He walks into the saloon thought
fully and s0emny. acknowledges the sautstOns OF tho
who sit around baf rcls with absent minded
mol. to the bar out two three fingers OK
his national beverage. drinks 1t slowly, albeit with
careless hands the the change and stalks 0us
again. The following brilliant conversation usually
taxes place during the drink:
Bartender tpleasantly)- Good M ornng, Mr.. R0ssat
II Is a very pleasant day, sir"
Mr. Rosa gares at tho thograph Of large and pink
legged female behind the bar.
Bartender tconf tentiay and looking his customer
appealingy In the face)" Same as usual, pose, Mr.
Rosa Yol're looking uncommonly well, sir. Have o
little bitters In Il this mOIningT
Mr. Rosa still elares.
Bartender Immensely coniiential)-" Three gentle.
called here this morning. sir. soon rs we had
opened and asked where yoa could DO found Have you
seen em yet r.
The glare goes with undated vigor while Mr..
Rosa sOlcmnly drinks the amber-c0l0red 6uid. Tnen
the tender takes out napkin. unusual courtesy
tenders it to great Martyr who never looks At
him. but walks maIescay away. Then the bar tender
with important air. to the nearest customer
AMI announces In an awestruck whisper:
THAT was ODonOyan kossA"
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
WHAT SHE VA yTED.

From the Warrington HdtchN.
Mrs. Sam Smart advertised for q o0l0ret servant. An
elegantly dressed ooOred lady put I'm an appearance.
She wanted $15 month IN advance, which was con-
ceded She wanted O room with carpet and q stove.
where she c0uld receive the visits OF seberal gcmmen
who payin' tenshuns" This also granted.
She to be allowed to attend church al day Sunday
and twice during the week When revival was IN
progress she proposed to bo out evening In tho
week This and several other concessions granted
by Mrs. Smart who Is fanaticaly opposed to dong any
hard work herself and who will put up with everything
from servant rather than soil ncr precious banda
And wants hit understood
tinued the wOud-bo menia likes to cat hearty We
has to hab beefstcak cherry in and for
myself want chocolate Instead OF coffee. Den wants
lunch OF cold ham or tongue about 10 O'clock 40 KIN
bold ont Till dinner O'Clock. don't takes coffee with
my dinner DE coffee and cakes about half past
o'clock IN the afternoon which will make me hold ont
till tea at g. DE best time for supper about O'Clock
Good SUI Iper wants"
"fsay." said ssm Smart. who had been listening
atentively with growing Indignation SUPP Ose we keep
you busy eating all the time, how much more Will you
charge by the month g.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
THE DOyrKYOW COUNTRY.


The story 10 told, and II 10 good story that tho
French sent their officials through the country with
instructions to ascertain the OF the rivers noun
tains ruins On the completion OF the map, very
large proportion Of the places found to bear tho
name "Ma'arifsh." The proportion unnaturally
mountains should all be called Ma arfsh" Yet all tho
explorers soleiunly assured the authorities that upon
addressing the natives OF their phrase book In the set
sentence, What is the name OF that place T. the Berbcr
or Zlass. other Arab had replied. "Maarifsh"
These mountains and rivers and objects OF interest
were, n fact all labelled with the interesting name Qn
Arabic Don't know" River Don't-know, the Don't
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-12-12
THE MOST EFFECTIVE
kSTRINCENT 3 PAIN AlLEylATOR
In TIE WORlH

Read what the Druggists say:
Mexican Female Remedy where used ha- given the
very best OF Is. Pope, Stewart, Tenn.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-12-12

II glance sufficed. We looked into
the opium den aud for the first time
saw the victims under the influence
Of opium. There is an amateur rhn-
tugrapher on board, and he took
group of the off GERS to-day. UntOr.
tunately, weare not to cross without
some uipleasantness. While weigh.
ing the Chinese baggage, some was
found overweight, and when thu
charges were made out, instead Of
paying promptly, the Chinese rose up
and made such angry demonstrations
that the captain was forced to yield
the point at issue and allow things 10
remain in statu quo until they reach
Hong Kong, where troops can lie
called if necessary.
November 4th.
One word cove.s the record of thi
day-sea-sick. a. 34
November 5fh.
This has been the stormiest day of
all, and we are almost in despair, less
we fail to get into port Tomorrow.
Usually the seas break over. this
ship, but one struck her side with
such tremendous force that we feared
she had Struck a rock. Often her
who'll, rudder and wheel are cut of
the water, and yet everytime she
rights herself so beautifully that one
could believe her sentient aud having
strong sense of duty. We are Ger.
tainly breasting heavy waves. and il
has been raining cats and dogs, so the
sailors say. If these records Of our
third voyage across the P~cifc eyer
reach the home land, you may know
the s. s. Oceanic made her forty fifth
voyage in safety, and expect to hear
from us again by next mail
~ ~ LoCHIE RANKIN
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-12-12
Through Sleepers to Northwestern
iHA' era Paints js..-..i ~

On and after Thursday, November
18th, the Illinois Central K. r, will
run weekly Through Sleeper to
Pana. Decatur, Bloomington, Mems
do'a, FreePort, Dubuque, Manchester,
Waterloo. Fl. Dodge. Sioux Civ and
other Northwestern points, leaving
New Orleans at 6 pm. Hammond
1857 pm, every Thursday and Jack.
son, Miss, 1858 am, jackson,
Tenn, ll:G5 d m, esets Friday un-
til further notice This arrangement
will greatly accommodate returning
Exposition Tourists, and Louisiana
Mississippi and Tennessee Land Seek
ers. J w. COLEMAN,
Asst Gent Pass. Agt.
-------S-@~e--
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-12-12

! Mexican Female Remedy gives general satisfaction
wherever used.-W. Z. Dingham, Northrort, An.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-12-12

Ysur Medicines give the best satisfaction to com
spmers OF any sell-D. 5. Guthrie Higginsport, o.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-12-12
TUTT'S NAIR DYE,

GRAZ -1AIR or WHISkERS changed 10
GLossY BLACK by single application 81
this DYE. IL imparts natural color. nets
simultaneously. Sold by Druggists, or
sentby express on recent OF 81.
ofice, a. Murray ST., Now York.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-12-12

80. g. 80 A.. :. COtO"Ci ~ W. -
Smoother sess and, brighter SHES
but nothing worthy of note, exec pit
that one of. the tHildfiii swalHSed =
collar button Ind frighteuea %his
mother beyond expression. This IN
cident happening just at the dinner
hour provoked mo- little Comment.
The freight clerk had. swallowed cop,
per coiBs; the engineer something
equally dreadful. but all were sileneed
when the purser.1oh how he used tn
swallow marbles to keep the other
boys from getting them, and ONCE he
swallowed so many that helaSt race
he tried to run. All noked Asggers,
hit the narrator calmly inquired if
Miss would have some sgipe.
Continued from 4h PAGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

40 oty bounded by and lying within Nest Thirty seyent
-Goot Ninth avenue West lhrt'sirtl sroe'' ana iSn"
Tho Election District shall contain al thai Pan
street Ninth avenue West Thr seventh street, anu lou"
The Seventeenth Election District shall contain all tnat
Of bounded by and y1s Sns .res
Eleventh west Thirysirth street and Hudson Oh
Tne Eighteenth Bscon District shall contain all tina,
art of the city bouded by and lying within west f9re
street est Thirty eighth street. ana HUDSON
The Nnseenth Election District shah contain all that par
Of the city bounded " ana lying within sI d sn
street Ninth avenue West Thirty eighth street. Anu i'hi
Tns voncth Election District shall contain all that par
Ninth avenue West Thirty street. S 1nS anSa M Thai
street Eighth wOst Thirty ninth street. and Ninth
Ths Election District shall contain all thai
pl5 81 strS s sSeDSe we: street
The twenty Election District shall contain al that
Part Of city Esn ~ s.a ,TS
n Ths Election District shall contain al thai
part city bounded BY and iyns within vest Thirty
seventh street Eighth avenue West Ihirtys1h suset
Essn n'Els s- 's s,aA ssP %... Al 4a ss
sixth street Eighth avenue. West Tmrtyhfth street. and
The Twenty sixth Election District shall contain all that
81 e Ss a West
the Tsen Election District shall contain all s.
part Of the city bounded by and yIng within Vest
street. seventh avenue West Thty-elShth street. MI"
Eighth avenue. . ,
The Twenty.eighth Election District shall contain
Ws.t thirty eighth sIrest Seventh avenue ws's Thirty
The Twenty ninth Election Distrot shall contain h ina'
part OF the city bounded 10y and lying with west
sixth street seventh avenue West Thlry-Lfh aLo'' &h
Eighth ayonue. -, -. ...,
Tao Thrtieth Election District shall contain all that g RAT
OF the city bounded by and living within west Inn
street. Seventh avenue West tyOurth street. ana fs"'"
OF the city bounded by aud lying within West
street Seventh avenue West hrty third street. anu EghsH
The Thirty second Election District shall contain all that
OF the city bounded by and lying within west IaL
third street. West Thirty second street, anu
EigE a. avenue.
The Trythrd Election District shall contain all that par
tho city lying Within West Thir
Seventh avenue West Thirty nrst street. SUI s"sA
-, A.,
Tie thirty fourth District SHALL contain All tha
Of tho city bounded by ana lying Mthih West thN
trst street Seventh avenue. west ihi'eh s"0'S ~""
Tho thirty Election District stall contain all that part
the city bounded by within West rhii
seventh avenue, West Twentynnth streoL ana ElSneh
avenue
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The sfxtesnth Assembly District shall be divided mt
election cisrets the extent ana Unite oil WAC
shah be as follows; -. A.. -. A..
cty lying within East sixteenth street Eass
liver Last Fourteenth street. AMI Avenue H. =. -.
The Second Election Dktrc sha evptain ~ tnN pAfs W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

Tho Election san n Top all P ma
nth street, Seventh avenue West FOry'sSentl stfs'@
-En s. TT rS Election District shall eont.n al that pars
Il the ely bounded b. ana lying within YVES, fGI sss
street. seventh avenue, West foS'ui'h s'i'e' ""u ~
The Election District shall contain oil that Ps
street. seventh avenue West Forty tArd street. a"a sn'a
The Election DstE ct shall eopsan al mat
Pd ,trees ssSenS fOtyhrst street. and
Tbs tirtyt Election District shall con all that
part city sOandsS S, ~ %., s"f All
rlshe Avenue walton --.-,rt shaIl all thse
part city bounded by ard lying within West F'yhh
...,o -'~-~r -. '-~-'- -'---" ~
The Thirtvhfh Election District shall contsin al o VIZ
part Of .1ss s city sSSsS'a o and
The Election District shall SSR. .s. fs s9;:
hfth stseet. Eshrh avenue West forV'0u''" S"''"
ss Election District shall e0ntan al sha'
trreI Eighth sseaae est Ffsth street. ana NINA
avenue. ..,<
Tho eighteenth Assembly District sa be dyed int
hiriyo election Districts the extent AM huts Of WHICH
Tho Fist lec District shan contain all that pSt o. the
Third avenue East twenty third street. and Lexington
be Second Election District con; all that part Of
he uaded by ani lying within last In mn tos
Thrd avenue East fwontysixIh Street. aaa LeAi"s''A
The Third Election District shall contain all E ss.,
thirty thrd street. Third avenue East Trdeth street. ana
TIE Fourth Election shall contain all that rsr o.
the lty b. and ly with East hirty sxth sso
Third zycnu. East 1hi tS-tbrd street. ana LcAneosn
rhs Ffth Election shall cont air all that part
lying WITHIN East FOR ieth street. hua
las d streef. and Lexihs ton avenue
The sixth District 81 all conta a. tnat part o.
the en- Y: and living within East tortysecona
street ihrd avenue East Foteth street ana exinxton
r1e Seventh Election District sbs contain al that part
n toc q, unded Within East.FSFtg econo
Tbe EIGHTH Election District shall contain all that part q
m. ~ bounds and lSlS within East Fortvsce
tre 4 East river &C. street, second aveaue Es"
sorty drst ST. and First asenue-
Election District shall contPfl AL 81 phn "
city and lying within East Forvh " stoo@
scent ~ lae East teta str ct an rhrd ~ eni -
Tho city b. u1ded by aud lying within East tosue.5
street, Second avenue East Thirty ninth street. anu Univ
The Eleventh Election District shall contain all that AZ
tie city bounded by and lying within hast r9.m n,nS
street, East river. East Tiny ninth stree. ana o
Iae Tvsss Election DisIiot shall contain al 70 par
the bounded by aud lying within las. mi Third
eel, Esst river, East Thirty eirhth stroet H"' AN
The Thirteenh Election sba cont I'm ina
OF tho city bounced by ani lying wttnn Ess sna mia
street. second avenue last Tbirty-slxt sfocs -"~ "
TSs foursesnth Election District shall contain "a that PAT
Of tile city bounded BY and lytns within Esst s
street, Last kAs Ihrty-seyentn sue An" SeSSsA
sysnu<>
Sharp County record., 1885-06-25
PRESERVE THE RECORDS.
FLAT WooDs, Sharp Co., Ark,
June 10Th 1885.

Ed. RECORD: l was much pleased at
your advocacy an issue or two back of
an appropriation by the county to secure
vault fer the preservation of our ooun.
ty records. It is.true economy to take
care Of valuable public property, and to
my mind, nothing that the evying court
could do at its July session would meet
with more general approval by the peo-
pie than the purchase Of fre-proof safe
Of cuf?Gient capacity to hold the court
records as well as Che deed, marriage,
will and other valuable records of the
county. would favor safe in prefer
ence to & vault, for the reason that should
tho people see pro ger to remove the
county seat to any other point safe
could be easily removed, while vault
might have to be abar doned
The destruction Of our court house in
1880, and Ghe consequent expense to tie
people In having recosd2 reins5ated,
should teach us lesson in this respect
that shorld not soon be forgotten. The
court house at Powhatan was recently
burned, but the wisdom of the justices of
that county had been exercised before
that calamity occurred, in appropria,5ing
for, and having fre-proof vault erected,
and the consequence was, none Of the
records Of old Lawrence were injured. Let
US profit by the example It is economy
to build for the future in all these public
affairs.
I understand chat under the supervi-
sion of Judge Matheny the county debt
is rapidly being extinguished. Then
why not make an expenditure of perma-
uent value to the county by purchasing
large portable safe? 7 should be glad
to hear from other parts OF the county
on this subject VoX PoPULI
Sharp County record., 1885-06-25
Flooring and CeiIiM 8

Orders by mail will receive prompt az
tentiOn. Corn, wheat and pork taken IL
exchange for lumber at market prices.
Sharp County record., 1885-06-25
ANOTHER RAILROAD.

A surveying party for the Iron Noun
tain railroad is surveying a proposed
branch road that will run from BateSville
through tho manganese belt of lndepen-
dence county 20 Eureka Springs. Work
on the road 10 the manganese belt Will
be comm auced immediately,-L K. Ga
zette.
Should this road be extended further
than tbs mining interest demands twill
run through lizard county, and at the
Sharp County record., 1885-06-25
UNWARRANTED EXTRAVAGANCE

Circuit Clerk Huddleston handed US
the following letter this week which ex
plains It's mission. We give it in all OF
its originality simplicity and innocence:
iune the 10 mr. county clirk
evening shaed sharp comfy ark
sir as it appe~s like ever body is
worken for the big doIlur sir If you will
sip me a Sertifecate to practs meGlS0n
accorden to law dated back at the reyes
tered time and send it to me will sr1d
you % dollars by male and hang TO the
gallOS before VII eve reveal the secret
say yes or no
hopen to here from yeu soon
address jones
cedar gap right comfy mo
Why the doctor should offer 225 Oe for
certificate to practice medicine. when
the cost of such authority is only $3.50,
is somewhat my terry, as it will be seen
al glance at the form, diction,and orthog'
raphy contained in his extravagant prop
osition that any county board of medical
examiners whose appreciation Of mans
knowledge of blue pills, ipecac, epsum
ats end hive syrup, is not wrapped in
jealous egotism, coupled with desire to
hide dangerous competition under bush
el in dark and impenetrabe obscurity,
would grant the applicant certificate
10 u aUtIUe Ill 5diSOn, even at the RISK
of exposing its unfamiIiarity with acute
"hold hives"