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The INDIANS.
lrOaps Prepared TO Meet Them Whs E-
ever they start on the warpath.
KANSAS CRY, NO., July 1s.-A dispat,

KANSAS CIIY, No., July lS.-A dispatch
from Crisfeld, Ks, says: At 10 o'clock
tonight friday strong 6stails cavalry
securing the country to the sout, south
east and southwest of the camp lave not
yet returned. The disposition / of the
troops defending Kansas is strstegetically
strong, and, commanding a chain of small
scouting parties, is located so as to cover
the Kansas border for seventy five miles
east and about fifty miles west Of the
camp. The Kansas Southern railway runs
parallel with the border line about thirty
miles north of the Indian Territory.
| Should the Indians strike east OF this
camp military couriers would ride north
to the railroad and wire Com
mander Morrow, who holds an en-
c;ne under steam, and cars at his dis
posal, night and day, and who has .
telegraph office located in freight-ear In
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Mrs. Mary B. EdmOnds

Has returned to the city and been engaged
TO take charge of the Instrumental Music Depart
ment Of the State Female College. Her long con-
nection with Mrs. McGhee's school in .his city
gave her an enviable reputation a teacher,
while her SER ice for tho past eight years at the
Jackson CTenI.l Female Institute has but added
T. that reputation. She desires, in addition to
pills in the city, Offering most advantageous terms
during the summer for thorough instruction in
and Harmony.
RkrxEis seTn-s. c. Toof. Joh, R. Goodwin,
tsenry j. Lyhr, l.. ID Mullins, Tom Gale and
Wm. II. Kenneday. address
~ MARY b. EDWDNDS 10 M,3;,an ST
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WINONA, MISS.
Aont2Omery Comfy Solid for Lowry
and Hemingway.

1loWEy
and Hemingway.
lsPEoIAL TO THE ArPEAL.I
WIEoNA, July 1S.-A mass-meeting of
the Democracy of Montgomery county
was held here to-day, one of the largest
that ever assembled in the county. The
delegates to the State Convention were
instl ucted without one dissenting voice,
and amid crest applause, to vote for
Lowry for Governor and Hemingway for
Treasurer. By a combination betseen
the friends of Holder for Auditor,
and Nash for Attorney.Genera,,
both Of whom were on tbs
ground, the meeting instructed the dele
ground, the meeting instructed the dele
gates for said gentlemen by a close vote
after hard fight. Other instructions
were as follows: Seward, for Secretary of
Statei q. W. Smith, for Superintendent OF
Education; R. @. Patty ss second choice
Tor Auditor. The office of Lieutenant
Governor had been overlooked until the
great majority of the meeting had left for
their homes, when resolution was
adopted iostructing for Stands. The en-
thusiasm for Lowry and Hemingway was
unbounded. Georg, and Walthall were
enthusiastically indorsed.
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Failure of a Georgia Bank.

NASHVILLE, July 1S-A special to the
american from Gainesville, Ga. says:
The private banking house of J. J. How
ard & Son suspended to-day, and assigned
to R. A. Clayton. The assets are esti-
mated at $4,000; the liabilities are $40,-
900. The assignee will apply the proceeds
first to current expenses; second, to depos-
itors, pro rata; third, to general creditors.
The heaviest creditor is the New York
Chemical Bank, of New York City. The
creditors have been called to meet on the
10th instant. 1t is thought they will be
paid in full.
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THE MARY BALDWIN MURDER.
The Dead weman's Brother Accused
OF the Crime.

AFcHIsoN, Ks, July 1s.-Tte coro-
ner's jury in the Mary Baldwin murdsr
case, after an investigation lasting SINCE
July 9th, returned verdict at 3 o'clock
this morning, charging William Bald
win, the dead girls brother, with the
crime. The murder was the most shock
ing, atrocious and cold blooded that ever
occurred in this city, the victim, who
was temporarily occupying the family
residence alone, having been surprised
iu her sleep hy the murderer and over
oo,,. with chloretofm. AS it became
evident at once .hat the object of the
crime was not burglary, suspicion I'm ,....i,e me-
diately attached to young Baldwin, who
would be especially benefited financially
by the removal of his sister. The chain
of evidence, however, is not completed,
and unless some new circumstances
develop before final trial he viii hardly
be convicted.
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Name. Age. Sex. Color. Cause Death.
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DIED.

TILDESLEY-Ath his residence, No. 2ls Vance
street, Saturday July is, 1885, at o'clock p. m,
TILDEsLKY.
Funeral from his late residence this SUNDAY
afternoon at o'clock. Friends of the family
are invited to attend.
AR STRoNG-Saturday morning. July IS,
1885. IDA MAY, aged twenty years, eldest dauah-
ter of Mary F. and the late Robert K. Armstrong.
Funeral occurred from residence, No. ia Beale
street. Yesterday afternoon
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Nofhtnx of Intere.f AT Fort Reno

FoRT RENO, July lS.-Nothing of espe-
cial interest has developed here. Gen.
Sheridan talked with number OF Indians,
including Stone Calf, one of the leading
dissatisfied chiefs. They are divided on
the question of the lease to cattlsmen.
The Indians appear to realize that if the
government undertakes to disarm them
they must submit, and all danger of an
outbreak is practically ended.
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An American Edition OF the Scandal TO
he IGsued aI lthtPaRO

CHICAGO, July 1S.-The various Chicago
news agencieJ have given it out that they
are TO receive several hundred copies OF
the Pal Mall Gazette containing the Lon
don scandal. Inquiries at tue agencies
developed the fact that each had orders
for about 1000 copies. A gentleman con-
nected with one of the agencies says: 'A
company has been started to handle the
matter. Not more than ten copies of the
paper Will arrive on these shores from
England. Three of the papers are to be
sent to this city from New York, and
when they arrive fac sinaile copies will be
struck eff as soon as the matter can be set
up. The cost of the plates will be consid-
cradle, but those who are in the scheme
are confident OF reaping rich dividend.
The talk OF any company receiving 2000
copies OF the paper from England is all
bosh. Why, they are not to be purchased
in London. The men are now in New
York awaiting the arrival of the vessel"
"Who are the gentlemen interested in this
scheme ?" 'fThat refuse to tell -
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Murdered by Her Drunken Husband.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., July 1S.-Mrs
Emma Gaunt was murdered by her hus-
baud, John Gaunt, at their home at 134
Garden street. Hoboken, at l o'clock
this morning. Gaunt is an Englishman
fifty-iour years of age, and was intoxi-
Gated at the time. His wife refused to
occupy the same bed with him and he
stabbed her in the neck and side With a
large butcher knife. She died an hour
later Mrs. Gaunt was forty-five years
thirty years and had five children. Gaunt
is under arrest.
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MAI. HENRY'S PLUM.
National Bank Examiner for Texas,
New Mexico and Arizona

WASHINGTON, July 19.-S. H. Henry
was to-day appointed national bank ex-
aminer for the State of Texas and the
Territories of New Mexico and Arizona.
Mr.. Henry is the editor snS proprietor
of the State Ledger, of jackson, Miss,
and Nas recommended for the appoint
tnent by Mr.. Tilden and other prominent
Democrats. He had previously declined
an appointment as chief of q division in
the Sixth Auditors ofise.
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Bas eban at jackson, Tenn

lsFHktAL 40 thH ArEkAL.i
JACKSON, July ls.-The jackson Base
,," ,,.'' -t"A was defeated by the Fulton (Ky.)
Club yesterday by 16 to 4. Arran gemeSntts gen Sats
a. e being made for . big game AZ tne faiI
our boys and the Milan Ciub,F Woodard
and Williams, of Memphis, will act as bat
terry for the home club.
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the torrid temperature prevailing at Mon
mouth to-day the attendance was large.
Forester, Ariel, Jack of Hearts. Euclid,
Detective, Feliowp.ay and Chsrlemange
were the MinneIa
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concerts in London and Brighton next

concerts in London and Brighton next
November.
The King of Bavaria has written to Miss
Mary Anderson's manager, asking for the
terms upon which Miss Anderson viii
consent to play Pygmalion and Galatea in
his theater for a snort season for his sole
benefit, himself to be the only spectator.
The dramatist, Jones, will visit New
York next autumn to superintend the pro.
duction of jSdists and Sinners, and new
piece, in the composition of which he is
now engaged.
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LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
A Pleasant Party to Mount NebO Enjoys
Good water and Cooling Breexes
The Voices of the Night and the Cowboy
Sfngers-The Death Of Joseph Dacus.
iooRnxspoNprscs or rHz AppxAL.i

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 17.-May-
or Kramer has gone to Illinois and Wis
consin for a two months cooling off.
anyone at this season of the year; it is
peculiarly warm for office. holders this
summer, anyway, and many of them who
cannot get away would doubtless be glad
to escape for brief space.
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Gen. Grant. Condition.

MOUNT McGREGoR, July 18.-Gen.
Grant spent the day quietly on the piazza
and in the cottage, and retired between
8 and clock. He is weaker tonight
than for several days past. DR.. Douglas
anticipates quiet night.
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JACKSON, TENN.
Town lots to BE soId at Chaneery Sale

Town lots 10 BE Sold at Chancery Sale
Cotton and Corn Prospects.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.l ,
Jackson, July 1S.-The Cbsncery Court
in session this week, has decreed the sale
of several important town lots this fall.
The friends of DIR. J. /. Jones, one of
our leading physicians, will urge his sp-
pointment as superintendent Of the West
Tennessee Insane Asylum.
The corn and cotton prospects Of Madi-
son county are bright.
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-
SPORTING NEWS,
NashyiIes vs.. Macsns.

ESPECIAL TO TIE APPRAL.l
NASHVILLE, TENN July 1S.-Veach won
the game f,r Macon to-day. He struck
out six, and had three base hits made of
him. Voss struck out eight, and had five
bsse hits made off him,
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IN CONSULTATION WITH BARON DE srAE1.


lAc SdOlu0t COuuCIl LuI5
the Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Iddleseigh
(Sir Stafford Northcote) and Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach, Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, held a consultation at the For
eign Office with Baron De S.ael, Russian
ambassador to London. 1t is understood
that the conference was on the Afghan
question, aud it is stated the negotiations
between the English and Russian govern
ments for an amicable adjustment of the
entire dispute are proceeding in friendly
and satisfactory manner. Mr.. Condie
Stephens, the special courier who was sent
by Sir Peter Lumsden. the chief OF the
British Afghan Boundary Comm ission,
from Penjdeh at the time of the difficulty
there to London to give the Gladstone
Ministry special information concerning
the Penjden battle, was at the Foreign
Office during the conference there, and in
fact all day, helping to elucidate tie prob
lem raised by the increase of the Russian
force near Zulfcar Pass
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Atlanta VS.. Birmingham.

CINCINNATI, July 1S-CInclnnati,
Metropolitan, 8.
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APPEAL SPECIALS.
Enthusiastic Mass-Meeting Of the Democ
lacy of Montgomery County, Miss.
The Delegation to
The State Convention Instructed for
Lowry and Other Del.
egati0ns Solid for Lowry.
Black Rust In the Cotton at Duck Hill,
Miss.-Busines Failure at Nash
Yille-The Branch Prison.
lsPRnIAL TO TEE APpHALI

NASHVILLE, July 1S.-The firm of G. w.
Lewis & Son, confectioners, made an as
signment to day. The creditors are local.
Tom Farrell, 3 negro ex-convict, was
badly shot to-day in a drunken row in the
suburbs of the citv,
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OfriOs " FERNANDO INSURANCE CoNPANY,
MEMPHIS, TIM, July 49, 1885.
A 7 a meeting of the Board Of Directors If this
~ Company, held this day, q ssri-annual cash
dividend Of Four ~ per Cent. was declared
upon the capital stacS, payable on demand.
y. 'S. DIN SC0MR Secretarv
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From Paris it is stated that an officer
aboard the Audacious, writing from Nag
ssaki says that the British flag, despite
the denial OF the English government, is
flying over Port Hamilton in the Corean
Archipelago. He further states that the
British are busily engaged in preparing
military defences ard laying torpedos and
mines at Port Hamilton, and that some
Russian troop ships, loaded with troops,
which regent y arrived there, were greatly
surprised to End the place completely &C,
cupied by tbs British, and were compelled
to retire.
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ATLANTA, GA, July Is S-To-day's game
with birmingham was uninteresting and
without any striking points. Sullivan and
Kelly and Schwartz for Birmingham. In
the fourth inning Schwartz. who was
standing under the bat, was struck on the
head by full ball and painfully but not
seriously injured. His scalp was cut and
bled proiusely. Tray took his place and
.Schwartz went to right field. Only about
500 people were on the ground. Cart
stood:
12s Sc s7ss
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q. 5. GRAVES. MD. Secretary.
Distribution by Wsrds-First. 1; Ser.
ond. 2; Third, 2; Fourth. /; Fifth, 6 !;
sixth, 2; Seventh, !; Eighth, 5; Ninth, 3 !;
Tenth, 9. City Hospital, Still born,.2.
White, Is. Colored, Is. Total, Sc.
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nopmouth Park Race.

ton, and the time made was generally
good. The winners were Bonero, Change,
John K, Kiohaba, Pink Cottage and Judge
Griffith
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DUCK HILL, MISS.

Black Rust I'm Cotton tn S0me I.oeaIi-
ties-Other Crops PrOmising.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.I
DUCK HILL, July 1S.-In some localities
cotton is reported with black rnht; with
this exception crop prospects have not
been SO promising for several years past.
Another good rain in about ten days will
insure an abundant corn crop.
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BRANDON, MISS.

Solid lowry Delegation from the
brandon Sul eEvisOrs District.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.1
BRANDON, July 1S.-Solid Lowry delega-
ton from Brandon Supervisors District.
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OPFIoR PLBNTERs FIRE AND MARINE INsURANcE1
COMPANY OF MEMPHIS,
Memphis, Tenn, July 7, 1885.
A 7 a meeting of the Board of Directors of this
"a company, held this day, a semi annual ca sh
dividend of five 10y per cent. was declared ont
Of the net earnings of the past six months, psy-
able on demand.
D. T. PQRTEa. President.
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In an interview with Mr. Quintard to-
night, the reporter asked if the business
Of MIR. Coach would be continued. "Not
at present." replied Mr.. Quintald. This
is a sad feature OF the affair, as it throws
about $500 men out of employment at
dull time of the year,
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flames Yesterday.

BosToN, July ls.-Chicago, g.; Boston, q.
PIrrRuRa, July ls.-Pittsburg. 6; Balti-
more, l.
NEW YoBK, July 1s.-New York, 8; st.
Louis, 2.
ST. LOUIS, July 1s.-Athlet cs, 8; st.
Louis, 3.
PRovIDskoE, July 1s.-Providepce, 81
Buffalo, 4.
PHnADurHrA, July 1s-Philadelphia,
s; Detroit, 4
LOUISVILLE, July ls.-Brooklyn, 4
Louisville, 8.
CINorNNArr. July Cincinnati, s.
Metropolitan, 8.
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Stockholders Meeting.

TAKE NOTICE, That special meeting of the
L Stockholders of the Louisville, New Orleans
ONCE of the 'mpany, in Memphis, Tenn., on
tEe Issh day of August, 1855, at Il o'clock
noon of that day, to consider and act upon tho
Income Bonds of said company, and to attend
to such other business as may como before the
meeting. Memphis, July Is, 1885.
By order of the President
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OFFICE OF THE
Memphis City Fire and GenI Ins. Co.,
10 Madison Street.
MENrHIs, Tenn, July IA, 1885.
A I the regular meeting of the Board Of Di-
"a rectors held this day, cash dividend of
Four Per Cent. on the capital stock was de
clared, payable on demand. By order of the
Board of Directors.
NAPOLEON HILL, President.
Attast. HRNSy TySE Caahiar
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Rrixhfon Bea. n Race,

NKw YoRK, July 1s-There were nearly
5000 people at the Brighton Beach track
to-day. The frack was in excellent condi-
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ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.

The Relations Between the Two Coun-
tries Rot So Favorable.
LONDON, July 1S.-Dispatehes received
from Paris this afternoon report that the
French Foreign Office has received infor-
nation which shows c1nelusively that the
Russians are determined on seizing Herat,
and that the massing of Russian troops
nov going on at Zulficar Pass is for that
purpose. A cabinet council is now being
held. The Russo-Afghan boundary ques-
ton is the subject of the Cabinets con-
siderat, on
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MEMPHIS

S4r ~ a ntS
Hospital Medical College.
f,HE 4 EXT REGULAR SESSION BEGINS ON
J. October 8, 1885. For the annual announce
ment, address
A g. SINCLAIR, MD, DRAN,
81 Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
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BIRMINGaAM, ALA.


IwO Negro Men Buried I'm a Sewer
Dftch-PainfnI Accident.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.l
BIRMINGHAM, July 1S.-The rain Of yes
terday caused big cave in the sewering
in twelve-foot sewer ditch that is being
dug for the city. Two negro men were
buried under the dirt. One was rescued
only by hours OF steady digging on the
part of his fellow laborers. He was nearly
dead when taken out, but was revived.
scaffuld in the new Central Bank
building fell this afternoon with half a
dozeI plasterera. A white man was pain
fully bruised about t. chest and negro
had his arm hurt.
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State National Bank.
NOTICE.

MEMPHIS. TksN., July 2, 1885.
TNHE Board of Directors, from the net earnin KS
l. of tho past six months, have declared n divi-
dend of FIVE (5) PER CEN T., payable on de-
mRpd M & BIJCKTNGIiAM Cashiar
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

M NE. R&PPELLI, Modiste, late of Boz
ton, will open business parlors in Memphis
on September LIST. Her modes are all imported,
and sac guarantees satisfaction in every particu
lar. Tailor ,uits speciality. Patronage solicited.
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Mortuary Repol

Mortality report for the week ending
Saturday. July Is. 1885. at O'Clock pm.
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Kremer'S
PLAIN FIGURES!

EVERYTHING IN THE STOCK, EVERY
ARTICLE, EVERY YARD,
Marked i'm Plain, Unmistakable Figures!
From now and for all time. For the proper
Introduction of this system and idea,
KREMER ON MONDAY
will have some astonishingly plain figures in
B Il A e. K q ILK s.!
Black Silks at 60 csnts, Black Silks at 75c, 2
Black Silks and Satins at csc, Black
silks at s1.f0.
SUMNER WOOLENS, fine textures, at one-half
vslue-all in plain figures.
PLAIN EEGUEES-One Price
AstonishingIy Plain Figures in HAT DE-
PARTMENT-Trim med Hats at rs cents,
Trimmed Hats at 81 rs, Trimmed Hats at
$3.50. Trimmed Hats at SOCIAL in Plain
Fi2ures-0ne Price!
Plain Figures in Lace Department
Lsces at l cent, Laoes at cents, Lsccs at
10 cents yard.
Fine Flower Sprays NJ l5c, Fine Flowers
at 45c. White Ostrich Plumes at s1.00,
Whits ostrich Plumes at 81 Is.
FLAlN Some Price!
Para OILS at 75c Parasnls at St.50, Pafa-
soils at s.. 2.50-worth treble.
RIBBONS at l cent, Ribbons at 5 cents,
Ribbons at l2L cents.
CorSsts, JERSEYS, Leather Goods all at as
tOrishingly ain Figures.
n55 Our Plain Figure Sale will command
universal attention -sa
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He Had "A wife in Texas.

A looking specimen was be-
fore the Police Judge.
"You are charged with being a
vagrant," said the Court.
al reckon hits far deal, Jedge,'
responded the man.
"Have you no homer"
"Not in these parts, Jedge."
mo friends?"
ave got wife in Texas, Jedge."
"Why don't you go home to her
instead of starving and freezing up
here2"
"Jedge, did you ever meet my
wife?'
I" OF course didn't"
81 thought so, ledge, er you'd
never axed.me that question.
s'Slxty days. said the Judge,
curtly. "Much obleeged, ledge; l
waz Altered yer wuz goin' to SEN me
back ter Texas
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TERNGSs
ANNUAL DUES

Are limited to 500 on each 81. 900, payablsia
advance. Medical Examination Extra.
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He Wants to Psr.oaa,e the 81 m.hdi'

ana" asked young Johnny Jar
phly, "if you were FL Mahdi, woul d
you go around dressed in q shirt snd
q sword ="
81 would undoubtedly have to con-
form to the custom Of the country"
with some hesitancy, replied Mrs.
Jarphly.
swell, tell me, ina, would you wear
the sword IN front or behind?"
"Don't ask sneh ridiculous ques-
tions, Johnny"
"That amt ridiculous, ma. wonld
you wear the sword under the shirt,
or the shirt under the sword3"
''Stop talking, Johnny, and scour
those knives -
"But l want 10 know. ma. Us fell
lows are going to have a masquerade
ball next week. and | want to repre-
sent Ell Mahdi. Chicago Herald.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-04-11

IND W0DV OF ALL KINDS NEATLY
lvD WUnn executed at the NEWS
Office at low rates.
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Women are now being adopted as
cashiers of banks, and the adoption is
wise. The average woman could not
pack her trunks and get her clothes
ready in time to skip out for Canada
with the banks. funds before some
body would tumble to her racket.
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PROTECT THE FAMILY.

II Is the duty Of every man. rich ~ poor,
who has created n home. 10 make some pro-
vision against the inevitable. for those via
are dependent upon him.
A member Of tho MUTUAL RESERVE fusp
Liz ASSOCIATION secures ut once, 1t q small
cost. and ON easy terms this most desirable
result.