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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-07

- Bsziedietioa. 49,, Rev J. n. Denison.
4 santa % s. Rans viii Be AIRED. som-
measiipg ~ the tune the pcacsssion
heaans 10 move
ia eass ~ RATA TIE services vii be
held I'll she Frye Opssa III suse.
Tue conultitss earnestly request THAI
all plaises u business be closed darina
sAe day. and thai there BE- q esasrsl
D Anticipation IN The ceremonies.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-07
DAILY POST IHTELLIeEHcER
wR@NGs TmAr Ace BEIsG
nIGmTED.


wneNGs TmAr Ace BEIse
nIGmTED.
Ths three important decisions rsesft-
n issued from the General Land Once
have q list pat tia inasnaosss lads n
sbcus the condition In wkieh Congress
originally intended them 20 BE- The
days when land grant railroads ooaid
withdraw large tracts Of iSdsmnity
lands from aesslsmsnt With scarcely 9
prsssnss that llssy asre taken TO ind~Sl-
nifty the mpaDtsa for losses actually
Sustained. arc gone, it Il 20 se hoped
forever. Add IL appears, TOO, snas 'es
days are esne shen honsss settlers
could bs dispossesa d IF tksIf lands a.
the pleasure 0f the railroad IsBd grab
bers, and when TIE choicest lands With
ia indemnity finfts coaId be seized sp-
On az indemnity for the poorest iasds
withia the grant.
The hrst Of the three decisions, u
sush they msy Be saiisd. - that rem
dsrod In answer 10 letter II ilq1ry
from the WaiIa WsIla land efh e.
This Il the deeisior whIch has bern 20
rnuoh discussed throughout the eo0n-
try, and especially Ia this Territory. IL
denied the pfssensioss which tie
Northern PaeiIic Company bad made
70 ssize lands oocspied By $ tiIsrs who
had settled spon them after The general
location Of the lien Iimits, bat before
the companies had flied definitely upJn
the particular landa In question.
This decision vas followed late 10
Juiy By smother which wss drawn out
By . Dispute l,a;vsen ssstisr asd tbs
Atlantic and Pseihs Railroad Is hsld
tkat ne line Of the road vss not lsRally
dsaienated until the maps were Eied In
shs ofiss Of she C,mmisaiansr Of The
Gensssl Land OfEioo a. required by Law,
Ths importance Of this decision, locally
considered, 10 evident when u IL rsmam-
bersd that the Inap shsving the lines oil
dsAaits Iosasaon Of the Cascade branch
OF tne nortbefn raeano was ho' Hisu u0
Oh March "a. 1884. although for q lons
time pfesi'oa 'ae ooopAny oAo 'isN's'
the lands vithin she grant contiguous
70 tnss osanen ~ ias osn' o'ns ie'
settlers. ho~svst' settled en- 'ne 'ano'
Most OF tnefn were discourAeeo sne'
sne'f spp''ea''"hs "s's nss siosou =
tns iAno o'nce ana kAss w 'aeh h'A'
foana MONIES US pieoa0's 'n" ''H
remained apun sasH ianus 70 sp'se .
zoe apparent n"pe'saSnosa ol ooea'n' !.
usss 20 snoa'. AlaiDk "
monsf spafks uecisson al sn'a ..
protected IN 'nslf flsh'S ana n~'e ons
toasserf thstn.
ins tnitd oseaSio'l /" 'nAs 'ssosa .
Aueuss oso' " oa' 'oak "ooa ''e ~
som Of shs lana e,aa. ,aAas, aho =
p'.s"y " 'as i'0ss v
spp''oA'ion- -, '-'as.Aas s4uu'
.A'k. o' $500 .'-As 800 !"
i~nu' S''u'H w. h'"ns y. NN'1H ~.
W.. .e 's-ss - .A1e'.s, ~e's $3.50 ~
s'' - sss 80 ~ n, sna ~ US
Ws's's. 80 ''' ~. 'O IN.
- 80 49, 80. '.. ~. 49, - os 81.
s ~. 's -. ,- -
m ~ .s.. a- - = -
., '. -
.'oA' ny rqa''su " ~ uAu' Hs'sH's
oA .as ss.'u'' aa.pp'o''.''ea .As'
nsasss. =. y wy ksan'sa s s .'ou
$500 ~ - os .O 49, : - !
~ e's ss's,x "pou 700 sno'o. ,anu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-07
Special Order No. 10.

HEADoU ARTERs OF COMPANY d.
First keg't N. q. w.
All members o tBis comm and are or
de ed to 70 Q. {. In full ubIfDrm at N. /
Arm0fy. on saturday, August s 1885. At
i2O'ctock shsrp. for ghs pu pose u ar
Iicipat ng ,n the g nrral services Of the
late General Grant LIST all join in this
piblte TO the Nations hero BY order VI
J. G HAlNE5.
captain Commanding Company ID
Fist Regime Mt N. g. W.
Joan BRANNAt, III st SergS ant.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-07

NEw CoxrcMR = william stsseas, q
he Arlington Hotel billiard seoms ere
sted saiis : seas'iion ainoze hss fsteaas
yesterday, BY eohRa 10 hathnhz % ne
Wsshlngtsn street dip il Rsts s.yle ~
bathing sasA Hts sosaase consisted 81
q pAir OF nieeiy attina isAvf hlae pAnts.
b1ttan SHOES. Waits vsat, sand 40 csaiAf,
and Rala watch nnei oAain, Sessr 4
kEnAFe6 peFeaea s@nalreaase,a 90 10
waarsea. aud eel ysht 'iatesphs seasof.
tions IN thM wstsst Hugely. There u
same talk % ersanilHIle = asirn sninz
club In Seattle. wi1h idf. Slsssas a. ia.
effnesas in the aqnaste aFt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-07
shsppinx-

CHURCH SoCIAL-The ladies Of the
NJ. Z. Church gave a very pleasant 90.
eial at the residence of Mrs d. K. Bax.
ter last Wednesday evening. The pro
gram Of exercises consisted Of remarks
oy key. J. N. Denison, aud music b.
Miss Greene. Mrs. Dsnison, Miss Katie
Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. McClsirs and
others.
Inaura With ILaEa A OAakr A Co
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-07

THs cvUsciL.-Ths new City Council
gin hs'ld - ARIA mesunR this evening.
TIE rrsiRs stieas ef Coanofiuen Snvd.r
0rAhAm and RtnahaFt wiil be tssksn
FROM The tshle. aoc@cass, and their
piseee Allied ny Massfs. Earth. Med a.
aid and feang. The BODY will BE-
lesaily organised Tor the transaotian az
bassnssA A aaeeas Gas held YESTERDAY.
10 aefsw apan . 80 Of utfsrefk. hnt q full
sttssdAaee SAs nos haa. and uoaAiaR
waa dranfseas settitd. althoaeA sAe-oafs
hesik u tast ". h f..Frrsk gill Be ehassn
stssk and Aa3rew Cbuhese FreAsarer.
No euanlaspca was reAesed 80 Car as sur
sefes y eonessned. and Il u act unliksIy
tAst Mr. TA0mpean villa % retained.
y y also thuazht thai littls 60 na ohAn.s
ssil ~ sade 10 the poii.s department.
The Palscs @adeeshaD wlit pfohAhiy -
aisea % Saszts~ Lsoa.
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NS5|IIIs5I
M1 PLUMBERS
MIIlllI22 zl;llssl1L IlE'
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice by the Mayor.

OFFICE ~ THE MAxoR
City VI seat,le, Aug. d. 1885.
II 10 reqaes ed. In deferencs to the
memory OF General Grant, that business
neases In the city OF seattle close taeir
toors uring the hours Of sSrvi ito be
hereafter an ouaeedl on Saturday, Aug
Ah. HENnY l. YE-LnR MAYor
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-07

IxranvTxa.--sasa MaasE. whe met
with serlana aecl&sns seas tire ws-ks
Rea ~ fsllin1 On \ slaaR. h fepidiy isn-
prevsne. and vss ,lhls - b On NE ssrssi
yesterday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-07

TIE lsdies - tse hssasg, street n. Z.
hase. vii seFvs An eiszAas sappsf -
BE 10 Hal ~ NaFtA Sesssie. On SAsnr.
esy ~ ninE, Aaaast ssh. fsaan s oecsa,k
uesil 10 peiasioos los eFsam vii also
te SERVED 70 al whe dessra a. Tsese
. Il - sams txsslient muse IN oann@o-
toe vita the svsnsass satxxtainrne ns.
Al arr invited. Admissloa hes. Price
e ssrrsr. enly - eealA ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-07
House to Let.

CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS HARD
~ Flushed; good wstc- stable. Apply
70 +. A. Pun aus. corner Seventh and
Union streets. xa6
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NoTICH

HHE UNDERsI BANKERS
H. hereby give moi th't their orsices
will be closed on SATURDAY, August Sth,
IA .ccordsnce with the Mayors pIoc.am.
alion'
Puget Sound National Bank.
J.FUnTH. Cashier.
Merchants Nauen II Bank,
X n. McFADDhN, Cashier.
Flrst National hanK.
W. l. WADLEIGH, Cashier.
Dexter Horto & Co.
J. BIZ. GIGS. g sshier.
h. Is tIUWNI ' @ & co.
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For Rent.

A FTER AUGUST /. A DWELLING
u house wi b six rooms on lower far
and two above. am Marion street, be-
twe-n Second End Thifd. Inquire Of
jy23 u. H WEBSTER.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-07

Sick headache. hAbiual costivepess,
o sins IN back ana limits. oss Of appetite
. ID brsash and taste In the mouth, etc,
nrfrei cured y the u-e OF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-07
O. Z. JEHHD
} JACOBS. @. < JEzE8
JACOBS & JENNER.
J. r Il n n LEWIS

A TTORNkYS AND COUNSELORS
a 81 Law. Office In Boyd & Punc1ns
o0liding. Front sIrSeL up stairs.
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GnASr,. rUssEaL.
preparation. for eb.er,.nr ,Ae pa,

PREPARATION for observing Ghe Day.
The Grand Army oImmi.tse. having
IL charge tbs prepsrAsioas for the OBJ
savanos Of the day OF General Grants
funeral. met a. 9 O'Clock lass evening,
aud ahe following dshoits arrangement.
wsre made.
Governor Ferry was chosen a. Presi-
dent Of thu Day.
+ oRnEa on FsocEssIox.
Marahals aud Aids. Oolors,
Band. fE ~
Seattle Rifles.
UomIiany ID. bFum Corps. q, AR.
has Colorn.
Department STAFF.
Guard OF Honor.
Hsar-s and PAll-Dearers
stephens Post q. AR.
President OF the Day.
Speakers.
Masor and Oommon OounolL
Civic Societies. K
Citizens.
frxx eS MAncR.
Form on Commercial street, riChk reet.
ina on Main. Down OnmmeFuiai 90
MIL ne hlil 10 Frpne up Frant 20 Pike.
,loae Pike 10 third. aisag ThRd 10
University.
An participants snd al sosistIeS vish.
tne 20 take psrt wtli report TO the a ar.
shai Al tho Arlington By 1850 sharp. and
tnsy vii Do assigned places In the pro-
session.
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". u. WHITE.
CHAs. y. MUNDAY
WHITE & MUNDAY.

Attorneys at Law.
0fioe In Whites Block, cor. Front and
Columbia sta. ds-tf
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VIM q. W00D.

A TTORNEY-AT-LAw, WILL PRAC-
N ucs in all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Ofnce, st ROOMS OF the Probate
court Yesler-Leary Building.
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PHYSICIANS AND URGEoN> +.
8. CARAVAN, m. D.,
RE N OVAL.

r A. CHURCHILL. N. D., HOMRo-
u pathic Physician and surgeon, has
for the present removed hls offioe To his
.esidence, corner Fourth and Madison
streets.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-07

4 TTORNKYS AT LAW. OFFICE-
II Buffers building, room 4 and s
lanes Sueet. Opposite Occidental Hotel
seattle W T
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TO lie G.

GIVE ACRES OF UNIMPROvED
U property near the residence Of Geo
W. Hall. Is offered ny the undersig ed To
lease for a term Of yea s. at a n miDal
tgure. For further Information spply 10
Je2l JOHN u. DENNI
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Insure With J1.1Es A. GAB,y 4 Co.
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J, q. MeTCAlEE.
GEO. vEHABlE SMITH,

A TORN Y-AT-LAW, ROOMS 8
n and 1 Poncin bai ding. ront street
Seattle W 4. VIII practice IN all the
Courts Of the Territory and in the Land
Ufflcr. faln
Richland beacon., 1885-12-05
An Extraordinary Offer.

,l. offer to all our subscribers oda NV, ,v1E
iii m MAJ u o' for the beacon and year IN ADV A>
will send you the
Richland beacon., 1885-12-05
Az a,uab.: Place for Lease.

,r>uF ,,,l,f.i-re.t u,i., .ca-r for 'r:4n "i
,c,fs.l., pace l,novsn 81 lie >. y b'H'
~ Fransijn par,n, about TWO
.,'i.. tom the Lynn ford on Big creeS. / 'i'
.t.. l,a, lad sevcntY-hve acres !" '''1',%'
-,.. aut ha. horses on 1t now anu '''",- 90 ''
by l.t...- vii be gwen TO any one ""o wa
..,,,, oa re place All repair the same
A.. lease ior a term from i,nr !" hVe ye''s
TH,..s,'..~,7m WM J. B-rKlN.
Richland beacon., 1885-12-05

e.. -. ". > X. 6A'. =. - 20. ,"",Cs.Irs
,.- A. tAscY d. '.''7' '' -,
H.r.. By'rs ANp ia ,.+r
ur,..,,,A.E A>r toC...sl II 1u''- ,.,.
: Cn,.Ias. ARK jane '''"'
S.,.o.,c led e. Lf"' Re- ..,...,I,.,
tE>-, - cannot ,eii ai'i"" -1''e ,t:a.
~ Tsr' did l,r zee th.s Spa 1'' -, '' No..
81. 90 ,ro,it %. oo!-a' leait' "'''' -,
.F,hs D.lns' fer 5o-''" 1'.m, Ill.,
roder til s.... ,'-~riastaa'i.' % .
o. Is chance to -e,L l''i$ o. .,I'i,D
III 80
Richland beacon., 1885-12-05
WAsE,l,GTOk LETTER.

most quiet one al 'he " H''r
since the fourth ri Mar. i"e.
President la. h,rn iv-i'! a 5. wa.
lis me,.ace. ard -. i.vlt,r ..'r'-
ruptions. He has .",'. 'a'.n. "-.-
GERS, heads of Buror"~ n" .I'-"i'''''
for whom he SEM from time 20 iin'c
N ordcrto consult item wifi y gard
10 subjects treated in lis message
Ue also saw M. Corcoran Ill refer
enc. TO some local changes. Presi-
dents have long been in the habit OF
consulting this venerable ci;';en and
pl.,lanthrcpist on question: relating to
th. D,,, ric. Of Columbia. Inen Ne
President received Genera Sheridan.
aud for stycItl hogs thev ta'eed
over arain the indjpn question
President C.cyeland does great
deal more Writing himself thau any
president of recent times. he SAYS
b.. can think what he wants to say on
.,,v impoltaut question better with
Las pei III las ii'''' ''''''
~ WIZ az 'Ae'e' w. -;
VII" : " nj '--' '"' ~ > '
" L'd -,
Nia' '"'
ih'' y
"Fe'T '.'' '' % 80 '' .,1
,,...,. ..,r- SID.
Richland beacon., 1885-12-05
MONEY

On to ncrrr:sc and as am aependSn1t c usi-
to carry Oh M M money we earnestly appeals to ' he
nc o n the parish, who feel amy Interest OF
success OF thcir
Richland beacon., 1885-12-05
THE RlClI|.\NN II. |0\
FOR 1884,,


VIII be AZ ntc sting attractive entertaining ." hrr
the 1ommunity in general and ITS su'scLi". ,IuaI
e,;os IN n,r,ular as the financial means lh:'
al;,v earnest effort and industry of the proprietor ''
POSSIBLY make it but as it requires
Richland beacon., 1885-12-05
CITY STEAM SAW MILL
AMP
SHiN.lt FAC TORY.

Mon ROE ...... LOUISIANA
'tNiN u,scn charge Of thu above VI
49,. lu-n,H-> Wi,t 20 COainu"d IN ~"
,,tre az (HAs i. ituwNtY Az orders 30
oc promptly ari carefully iii.rd Lumber o
,ii dincu>i, al! be shipped "u order. "i'f''
nv >'r.lHhoRt T railroad b" irst Gusll'N
ct CYnREHSani PINE LUMBER gusrsr-
,l. : larsc supply o.; CyIre.s ShIn.i'-
constantly "thani AZ reasonable prizes. a
pi,u.u. nau.ne !. at,sch-d 20 the mil sna
Ill .r.icT. {. dressed luni-r va! De- prompt
y al-i Mr. L. T,ch- = ny in'h"u7. ,
..,.i,. p, .ay :i,i-. snd all orders j"f' " u.
-..,H vi.De promptly attended n.
CHA> ! DOWkE"
Raw. La Jan. !. l.-5 -ly.
Richland beacon., 1885-12-05
WEE, TOPk' H'EEKLl : p"/."

free Of cost for six months Who \,' , st: oil sascri
Irol .h Hr,r n have fallen behind may "o' 49, ;iy
n a,s ~ for ), an Pay aavncef, Sihtt ElIE KY ire.
70 secrr, FIST CLASS DENoCh ,a n nU w
I -, make some effort 10 get up 'he """e farther
" os, this rs vnl Justly Owe me the money ~ ~
indoceo2nt MAKE ''''7 WILEY p NJ ANGHAM
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02
Changes n The Psstai Laws.


The following are the importaet l
changes. under The new Legislation Of Con.
grsss, which will take effect beginning
with July l. 1885.
Fiwt-Ths weight Of eli single rate let
ters u increased from ons.hslf ounos 10 one
ounse each, or fraction thereof
Y Gecond--All newspapers sent from the
odzss Of publication, including sample
copies, or when sent from isss agency
10 actuai subscribers will bs entitled IL
transmission Il one cont per pound.
Third-Any article 10 . newspaper. OF
other publication. may lie marked III ob
servstion, except by written words. With.
ont increase Of postage.
Fourth That special stsmp VI The vi
ne Of ten cents may be Issued. which,
whom sttsched 10 letter. 10 addition 10
The regular postage will satitls The latter
TO immediate delivery sta0y place sontaih.
ing four thousand population OF rtSr.
within the carrier limit Of any free dsIiv-
cry Office. Or within one mile Of tue post
oiiics--saeh special delivery BY msssen.
ger 70 bs l'ssvssn 7 o'clock 4. y. and
midnight
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

you would Il W bed cur money. bal sAsa
-bst then; Q. TildA ole 'enas. In Z
lsavin' yer al alone. sad" And vhsa
the morning sun opened ths eAtss oi day
The weary spirit had eoss % rsst. asd TIL
d. ~ alone,
No psrussion could induce her % leave
the old place, She was ''jss wsitin' 10 co."
che said. And when one morning shs vss
not sssn about = usual. thsy found her
with hsr head resting on "Bobs box of
letteru. : and look of iueisbls quiet on
her lace. she, loo, vas at rssi.
70 did the country reward The bravery
sf thai loyal son. 30 there ars thousands
today. whose livm ars svss mora pitiiul.
waiting Tor tho pensions they % justly
oarued.
In fer oG WasLington clerk Iebsls ~
packet Of pspsrs; "Clsimsst dAsd. not y
alleged disability, (" and i i ali over,
Only Jeanette Gordon knows Of The
SORROWS. the hopes and trials Of that hmm
biz oospls. vho slsep - pssesiuily. side
BY side. near ''ths cid cabin hsae."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

Capt Daniel Armistead. aged 80, oi
Virginia, has witsessed twenty Presiden.
tiai insugarations, ppdoubtsdly an sxper-
iencs which no other American csn boast
He remembers that jefferson wAs dressed
10 troun clothes. aud spoke % low tbai
the people could not bear Kim. Msdisop
wore homespun, snd that seemed 70 svssts
more euthumssm than anything else.
Monros's insagural speech vas made from
an elevated platform esst of tho Capitol.
which Was thsn being rebuilt. he rode
10 : carriage drawn BY two whits horses.
followed BY "a imnesss procession
Armstesd ~ greatly impressed BY The
Inauguration Of Johu Quincy Adams
Gen. Jackson, Who had been competitor
for the Prssidssey, wss also present, and
be excited great applause BY bis psblis
eongrstulssion Of Adams. II hsvs peysx
seen any account Of H." says The vsDsrs-
bls Captain. "but can tell yoa shaa tbers
sss plenty Of rovdyisu On thst dsy. Why.
vhen Gen. Jackson came forward ssd
shsok hands With NJ. Adams. man in
ths crowd waved biz bat snd called out,
Three chssrs Tor Jssksosr But nothing
equslled the scsaes q The ioaasusasioo Of
Jackson. II seemed that every bully 10
the United States had suddenIy come t.
the Capitol Hall ibs men bad their sroa.
err 10 the tops cf ihsis boots. snd scms
vors pistols ia fsii vi<u wsshinston
was small thea. and the hotsis ssd board
ing honses eonId not bold ths crowds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02


osd Jubal Early il ! character q Viz
ginia. He js dravn W into hssi ksnl
viii shsumatiAm and hAs ! lace iks )
hickery nut Ha voies I. pitched on .
very high key, and be il ) somposnl ~
shsswdnsss and sarsasm - sgasl p.f,A
Hs wss strongly eppossd 70 secession =
sAs beginning oi ths var. Alshoush hs
icusht gallAatly whsn dshtiag vss newt.
able. u Ne Virginia ooAysalion n lsd,
- attached the coaducl a seulh Oaseilst
bitterly. Altar ths vss had actually ~
gun hs had in his brigsds Bouth OAre.
lina regiment. II va observed that old
Jubal was always sass 10 put that sssi.
ment 10 The most tieklish plass vhss ths
brigade VA under Are. Daring one II The
battles arouad RisAmond. Easly's brigade
va ordered 70 ths frosA and a. usual.
Early made the South Caroline fellows
head The column. sQusAkiug Il shs
top Of biz voice; "Yss. m ssnd yos
70 the froas and I'll kssp you thsrs. too.
You got ne into this. and. d--n you, yon'v
got 10 get ~ outi"
During the var be went 70 church only
once. and bis sxpsrisnoe then Va not such
= 10 encourage him TO 60 again. II w IL
the winter Of 1894. whom ths southssn
states were agitating the sxpsdisuey 81 :
conscriplion. Cen. Early was one Of tbs
most ardent advocates 81 Il. He talked 81
conscripsion in season and out Of ssessp,
and wanted 70 couscript everything. Qns
ssafi. be proposed that they should ride
over to nsighboring church and hear tho
sermon. Tho officers were nearly pAralyxsd
at the proposition, but. OF course. con.
sented promptly. Tho country congrega.
tion were astonished 1t seeing Gen. Early
and his entire staff march solsnmly into
the church and take their seats 10 the
front pews. Az soon ~ old Jubal settled
himself he laid his head back aud rslapsed
into comfortable nap. The clergy man
took for his snbiect the testimony Of tbs
truths Of Christianity. After preaching ~
honr or two he asked: "What would you
sny, my brethren. II the dead OF oil times
and nations and ages should pass 10 SOL
emn review before yous What would bs
your feelings u seeing this vast asd count.
less multitude from the gravel what
would you do uiti'lhis ssmy otnsn Of al
trades, Ill grades. I'll professions. d! q
every kind. before your / fepsat lsiL6 ;
whack on the dssk), what would you dor
"Dos" bawled JubaI. suddenly aroused
from his nap. "I'd conscript every
one OF themr'
A roar went up from the congregation.
and Jubal made bss line for The door.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

How msuy boys spd sirls kSos hov
sleigh balls are mAds1 Ths litiIs iron
bali l. too big to be put through The hoIes
in the bvIl, snJ yet II IL insids. How did
Il gss therss
Tnis little iron ball IL called ''ths jins.
! e. When you shake the sleigh bsIi u
jiugIss. When the hovs~ lsOis The bslis
jingle. jiogls. jingle. 10 mskias W. bsli
the jioxIss i put Inside IittIs ball "
mud. just tiss shape of tbs inside 81 tbs
bell This nsd Lsli. With ths jissist n.
side, u placed IL ths aosId of ~ oetSids
and tb~ metal h poured ~. which 1lis W
ths space bstssss Me ball ssd W. nssld.
When The mould u taken sh yos ~
sleigh bsII. but Il will sos riag. y u u
fall of Dirt. The hot metal Adss ~
dirt tLst The ball l. made VI. 20 h ess ~
sbsksn out Altar the din i ~ shaken
out u lhs holss II Ne ball ths littIs iron
jioslst viIi sliIi ~ 10 ths bell. sal v,It
ring u took great msoy yssss " sLi *
yui hos 10 msks u sxh bsii tYpatv
Siese Humility
.ua..-~a -. .s..M.ssA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

Bes the ofice seekers rush
Through the cold and mni aud slush.
Loudly cries sscl, hnuury sSs;
''OnloO right quick u Washington;
II vigorously W nov apply
Wen get an o6iss or veil disl'
Though PrcsidsEt clsvslAsd reserves
sis7 salary per day be eAsnos keep The
wolves |ofies ss.ksrs) )from .sLe aoof. -.
Y. Graphic. He might isvits john
Lawrence S.diisau, u Bostos, isto biz
c.Liast. II y dollars 70 cent? that ~
ehsnpioa slnsssr would ksep shs wolves
q bay.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

Every sss carried hiclosy s,isk. -
sous voass vcrs Hscklas~ nsas 4
hielsry nasA issciiully paisiea. u ~
hts whole sribs VI lndiAas II lsass -
sAs stsssts u waaAiastsa. uss. Jaskssa
sssasa esNisy thsas satssaiaA 1sass,
sssatoss He kspl ~ bat ~ ed snilsl
q Ne sresd u ysllssA 'Sso n, Asly;
" pat ycs hsssi end t'ivs - ~ A..
ayr vsrs sons ci W. espssssioss hsasa,
III of which the General smiled q"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

A pfouissst B.stoa physisssa y report
ted = saying. ~ child iass not thrive
en frssh milk. boil 4"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-01-17

A bill has been introduced in the
House to appropriate $1,000 to the
Tennessee exhibit at New Orleans.
DR.. Dulanev has been appointed on
the following standing committees i:
Sanitary, Charitable, and Ways and
Means,
A bill has been introduced In the
House to compel Railroad Companies
to fence their roads to prevent the
killing of stock.
Mr.. Brogan has introduced a bill to
allow justices of the peace to vete
themselves additional compensation
while serving in County Courts.
DR.. Dobson has been appointed on
the following standing committees
Charitable Education and Com
mon Schools, and Agriculture.
World: w. II, MeSween is the only
Democrat ever sent by Cooke county
to the Legislature. In the old days
previous to the war, her Representa-
tive was always a Wing, and since
then she has been Republican by be
tween 600 and 700 majority, Mr.. Nc
sween's popularity was such that h,
overcams these heavy odds in the re
cent canvass. Blaihe's majority il
the county being 700.