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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-23

O,kes says that no lease has been
made of the o, II, & NJ, property to the
Union Pacif or to the U. p and n. p
combined and predicts there will be nom,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-23

There Is nn danger of the capitalists
II Lewiston offering a'y tig bonus to
any railroad company, t. ru ral'ro"d
,n,o Lewiston this year at least.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-23

The Cnion says y 7. Cation is on his
way to Washlns ton to canvass his chances
as Judge of the Lewiston district There
is no vacancy in that district at present.
Cation claims a reward for his services in
speaking for HALEY in the late canvass.
His speeches were principally made in
Shushoue unity, aud snlne claim that
they did Haley more injury than good,
and it MAS the only county IN North Idaho
that gave majority against Haley.
BASNIsrEa's SENTENCE Frank H Ban.
mister. who was indicted by the grand Jury
aud tried last week aud found guilty as
charged in the indictment for bisan,, was
sentenced on Saturday morning last, the
time set for the pro"ounceuent 10y the jud &c.
Upon being asked if he had anything t" say.
he answered the negative. whtreupon his
honor sentenced hun to five years III the
territorial ptutentiary at BOISE City and 81
tue. The law provides the extent Vt the
punishment at five v. ars imprisonment aud
$1,000 tine. F. T. Lnmax lett IN Saturday
asst for Boise, having in charge the prisoner
ALEXANDER HAMILTON Willis Sweet
delivered lecture in course at i!hur
Place on Friday evening last t, . large
and attentive audience. His subject WAS
the life aud virtues, patriotism ana conr.
aye If Alexander Hamilton from his hoy
hood up to the time OF his death at the
hands Of Aaron Burr The speaker attrl'
huted to Hamilton, aud justly too. tire in.
auguration of the principles and measures
which gsve vitality and force to the gov.
| ernment of the new states, and saved
the American republic. The lecture was
| highly instructive aud satisfactory to the
audience Throughout.
| DOG NUISANCE. What has become of our
city ordinance licensing dogs? Nhv Is it
not enfurcedy The law was passed some
four or five years ago. and it has been ia.
fnrce FOR only about two quarters of that
time. AT the present our town is overrur
with dogs the whole ''caooodle,' with the
excepti,n If about a dozen valuable DOGS
are not worth tn. atmosphere that they
breathe. There is n-ariv one dog t, every
tw" inhabitants Of the city, and during tn,
past week it has become monotonous an,
-gusting in the extreme. Parties are com
pla,nlng that logs a'e running down the
mi ch cows and other stock. Keep YOU
dogs chained at home, or the authnrit es
duty bound, shou d take the matter in hand
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-23

On h1nd all buttons and trimmings nec-
essary for the finishing Of the cheapest t.
the highcst price dress. Fine assortment Of
satin and silks in PC. Gros grain and silk
ribbons ell sizes and colois artificial
Flowers and Feathers. Lace, Embroid, ring,
insertion eiging, Of silk. wopsted. cotton II
VIII Ale bone, Of most any color. or sise, "a
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-23

OILS b KING.
246 1886 First ST. Portland. Oregon
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Photograph Adams in grea, variety. Price,.
Famshs from ~ .r 10 wi,h 'ov, ,ics We x I
c.nr,, h.. me-, ', same nn,li,y If eds.
isAM,SI Co
>olu e'iVet SaPN" n'nss' tu''et nn.'es
E,,ra,;,l., 'rn,
Al.
Ho" "'h' W Se, ."e oes' wagon !" ,ne
Frank Bros. Imp,cment Go. y.,f
..,t -, ,,.,,,i,o nnccrs Erc,s ,r;rnle
,l,,oI ,,,;Nos 81. and ,no.ns ,t nwer
prices than can he found elsewhere and en-
CRAVING thrown III, at Lakes. ~ tt
A large Halls Safe, for sale very cheap
Enquire at this office l5-t
rl,eks .,,,,,,.,t III, io, ut Lake. i,uelrv
store.
Attn. o. r. SN. Exchange YOU can get
Moore" Whishev. We mean Jesse Moore.
GotoI X. Barnett FOX the celebrated
Dam Wagon
Buy the "boodbury' Fruit Jar. They
are the best at j. !. ol''i'eF 20. %
Buy your Organs and Planos of Thatcher
& Morrison. ami Thereby save money and
secure good Instruments. Organs t" rent.
The hes. assortment of clocks III Lewiston
Fan be found at Geo. H. Lakes. lott.
MONEY TO LOAN.-I am prepared to
nepoti tie loans Oh real estate at IA low rate
of IN crest, :. ). ROGERS. S.tt
Oiijc, IN Frank Bros Implement house
For SAI.n.-J. b. hester has a number of
| work hu,ses and second hand harness and
wagons for sale. Anyone wishing to pur,
| chase sh ull call ON hm
,,,.,, ,,,,.,,,,-r, ~
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-23

J. q ,t"xe y. Lewiston. Druggist Z.
Bunnell keeps a full line of all kinds of
stoves. If you need a stove or house 'u".
nishng goods will sa e III ney by ealing
on him. Bar iron of assorted sizes for sale
cheap,
Any lady contemplating purchasing a
Cloak this season shouli. in justice tn her
self inspect the handsome stock Of these
foods at A'evanler's, who without dount,
leads in this line of goods. A word to the
wise is sufficient. If.
Rings, Charms. Ear Rings. Necklaces.
leeve Buttons, Cola Spcct ,ccs and Eyeglasses
At prices that can't lie beat at Lakes. loft
EsGR,vIsG AL kinds Of plain and fancy
Engraving done with neatness and at short
n",ice at the Jewelry Store of q. Il. Lake.
LEWISTON NURSERY We are now
prepared to receive orders for Fruit Trees
and Vines Order early for Fall planting.
Orders viii be promptly filled at any time.
Give us a call and examine our trees and
prices before purchasing elexhere. Office
At nursery on s. g. Thompson place east
Of town. j. II EVANS 8 VESSELS.
FURNISHED Rooms. Cool ,ommodious
rooms, neatly furnished, good beds, good
ventilation. Good hoard can also be fur
nished. apply at the Gem Restaurant,
3Gtf Mrs. &. L. STEVENS 4 Son.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-23

ToMake room for our Spring ami Sum
mer goods soon expected, We offer Golden
c Sug r at It cents, Coarse Salt at |, 60 per
lO0 In sacks
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-23
N A1o~>o Blood Elixir Is the onl
AASNSN ~ Blood Remedy euarau

NCVsSV . Blood Remedy euaran.
teed. 1t is positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tons or SyphiIitic Poisoning. It purifies the
whole system, and banishes oil Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee it.
For sac by }. z, Monkey. Druggist, Lewiston
Little's Eureka Specific. which has become
81 popular end efiicanious here FIR cure OF
coughs aud colds. has also become a popular
family medicine in Portland and vicinity
and continues to. grow into great favor
wherever tried for severe coughs and colds.
rhe undersigned has been appointed special
cent for Lewiston and surroundings and
nffers that infallible article at who esale and
retail. No family should be without bot.
tie Of Titles Eureka Specific. for sale at NJ.
J. Greenburg's, Lew ston,
LOSr.-A black dog. of the Irish Setter
and Black Spaniel breed, seven months OLD
| medium size. HAIR inclined to curl. feet
| brown. long aud dropping tail. A liberal
reward will he paid for his delivery t. me
or information as to his whereabouts.
6tf j. ". POE, Lewiston,
| NOTICE.-Now is the time to have your
negatives taken for photographs Fine
weather. hean,iful clear atmosphere. even
temperature. Everything that is desired to
prnauce tine pictures. I claim to do the
finest work in Northern idaho. Call and
examine my specimens bef IRE going else.
whrre and y~u will he convinced. Also
.r-rs taken for enlarged work. Fine
photographs especially
} ". RIGGS.
Photographer. Lewiston, Idaho. 5-tf
| FURNITURE.-We can SUIT you and
please You in price, style aud quality. M
trouble t. show goods; all goods marked ia
plain figures and strictly one price We
cordially invite the public to cali aud exam
Inc our stock often and early, and you will
find Us ever ready aud willing to show you
through our stock, and we won't talk you Il
: ieath while doing So. nor force you I" buy
As is customary with some All chairs se
mp in workman-iike manner. and all taa
can be done To make them everlasting.
49tf NJ. NJ. ILLlAMS, Lewiston, I. T
UNDERw ARE.-We make a specialt.
: Of all grades Of Underware for Ladi s. M'sse
Infauts, men aua boys. Tn Sc goods sr
> we'll ma ie aud reiiable, aud in . line q
qualities 81 varied Is TO meet the wants q
all classes IT purchasers Having recent
Il secured several jon LnTs OF anier ware I
: nominal rates. We are now selling them Z
= less than cost II IN nufacture. As thes
" eo'es cannnt he replaced at former price,
% thuse desiring them shaald order At an earl
day.
al OILS b KING, 81
4 24n 1876 First ST. Portland. Ores"v
): CNMN S\ccN . s'sss: !: :,
= : thousands suffering from Asthma. Coz
= sumption. Coughs. ctc. Did you ever Il
AckeE's English lsenledyf Il IL the Be-
preparation known fer oil Lung Trouble'
:. sold on 8 positive guarantee 1t 10o. 20
Fur ssls BY J. q. Xoxley, trussist. Lswisse
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-23
GNM'< SAcc\N s S'ssi: Z ss e

thouSandS 0o1teFing from Asthma, Con-
sumption. Coughs, ctc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Renledyf Il II the best
preparation known fer oil Lung Troubles,
sold on { positive guarantee At l0c.. 6oc
Fur s.ls by J. q. Xoxlsy, trrssist. Lsvis.ep.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-26

but saloon keepers had given money and had
said, Il believe in itH In round numbers two
thousand persons had contributed, and the aver
age subscription was $12 90. The business mems
list contained subscriptions from S60l down to %
cents and the ladies' est from 5000 down to 5
cents In the Big Four Offices Twenty-Five young
men had each taken fve-dollar membership
He desired to know If the building would be ded-
icated without debt Every man, woman or boy
In the city ought to be able by JAN to lay
up ST. as an investment In the building He mad
gone to the tile works and had had prepared tiles
with the letters ~. NJ. c. A." encircled with
ivy lesTes. To every one who Subscribed one
dollar one of these would be given as me-
mento. He called on all who would give the
one dollar to arise. Three hundred and twenty
five persons stood up. Mr.. McNutt then called
for those who would give S. to stand
up, but none arose. Those who we're
willing to give $1,000 were asked to
arise but none got up. The speaker stated that
he knew of two or three men who thought of
making subscriptions of 81 ,000each. Some BUSH
ness men had objected to giving because at the
close there would be a shrinkage, owing to some
failing to pay and these Deficiencies would have
to be made up. At an early date, however, the
Mendelssohn Society would give an entertain
ment to make up for the shrinkage, and in Octo-
Der Professor Pearson. with chorus of 800
children, would give musical entertainment for
the same purpose. After these announcements,
and another that Rev. John Baltzly would preach
at the union services next Sunday night the au-
dience was dismissed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-26
A TRAMP'S HElNOUS CRIME.
An Army of Avengers in Pursuit of the VII
lain Determined to Lynch Him.

It has been the custom of Mrs. Mary Hardin,
| widow, twenty four years of age and daughter
of farmer Mains, of Traders Point, to spend a
portion of her time with her widowed sister-in-
law, Mrs Mains, who lives just north of
Browns urg Hendricks county, about eighteen
miles from this city. Three or four days ago
she went there on one of these periodical visits
to help in the work of the household. The ladies
had protection but that of young farm
hand. Yesterday morning, about o'clock, Mrs.
Hardin went to the barn, hundred yards from
the house. to attend to the COWS. She
had gone but few feet inside, when
man of middle age, stout frame. black. bushy
whiskers, and dressed in dark clothes, jumped
from the hay now Before she could realize
her danger the man with his left hand caught
her by the throat, while with his right he held
cooked revolver at her head, threatening death
if she made the least struggle Thus thorough
ly frightened, Mrs. Hardin fell victim to her
assailants criminal purpose. The fellow then
ran out Of the barn into cornfeld Mrs. Har
din, almost bereft of her senses, staggered to the
house and reported the evil that had befallen
her. The farm hand instantly followed the
direction she gave, and found foot-marks in the
cornfeld. These were soon lost, and he returned
to arouse the neghborhood.
The terrible news travelled fast and within
half hour hundreds of incensed farmers and
their sons and employees were out securing the
country in the direction Of the city. Many were
in wagons, many were on horseback and great
er part on foot. Every man had weapon of
some kind. Shotguns, rifles, revolvers and
bludgeons made up the equipment of this impro-
vised army of avengers They followed trail
after trail throughout the day. but with no sue
cess, except to get here and there indefinite It'd
ings that the man had come towards the city
Two or three had seen tramp of the description
given coming this way. The police were on the
lookout for him last night, as it was expected he
would come to this city, but no trace of him was
obtained.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-26
cause of a Faxar Enidemio.

Secretary Metcalf of the State Board of
Health. after Investigating the causes lead
Ing to the epidemies of typhoid fever for the
past three years at Elnora. Daviess county
makes the following report: He says that when
the Evansville s. indianapolis RAILROAD was built
the company used the old tow-path of the canal
for roadbed. Trees. brush and other OBJ
structions were thrown in the canal, which
stopped the flow of the water and caused it to
become stagnant during the summer, The flow
81 water was further INSTRUCTED by a culvert
being built causing the collection of decaying
vegetable matter. This condition of the canal.
It is thought, has been the cause Of much Of the
sickness for the past few summers, and the
citizens are extremely anxious that the OBJ
structons be removed. After investigation, DR..
Metcalf became convinced that the unhe althy
condition of the neighborhood was due to the
acts of the railroad company. and steps will be
taken at once to have the company remove the
obstructions
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-26
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

John W. Kern and wife have returned from
their pleasure trip to the East.
Miss Eva Mcconnell will spend August in Ro-
chester, N. Y, and Saratoga with relatives.
w. III. Messenger returned yesterday from a
visit of two weeks to relatives at Toronto, Can.
G. e. Hasson, of Mabley & Carew's Cincin-
matt, spent Sunday in indianapolis, where his
family are visiting Mrs Hassons parents They
20 East for a month next week.
Rev. n. L. Haines, pastor of the First Presby.
terlau Chursl, left this morning for the East,
where he win spend his vacation. During his
absence the audience-room of the church will be
renovated and repaired. 1t will be reopened on
the second Sunday of September, to which date
Mr.. Haines will be absent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-26
Hotel Arrivals.

Bates House: G. A. Dolman Kokomo: H. J.
Eddy, NJ. A. Zook, Richmand; T. B. Mcdowell,
Detroit; William Booth, Noblesville; Frank Far
rell, Louisville; l.. E. Leonard. Richmond.
Grand Hotel: G. WOODBURY., Union City; E.
E. Wheeler, Bridgeport P. M. Dill, Franklin;
w. A Dillmore, Mexico; j. o. Dye, Richmond;
r. NJ. Abbott Findlay; John Crate. Terre Haute;
A. d. Vanarsdal. Madison; J. A. McGregor vito
and son, Columbus; J. q = -
p. Harris ~ .eweilen, Muncie Fl.
onampaign; w. r. Snifars. Columbus
rE A. Everole, a. G. Everole, Logansport; L. w.
Babb, Covineton; j. s. Holz, Cumberland; r.
ID. Brown, Wilmington
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-26

VERY handsome, moderate priced side. boards
VIM. L Elders
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-26

NONE genuine unless branded The Rex Hat
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= prie.t,s ResIaanca RnrrlarIzed.

The residence of Father Scheideler, of St.
Mary's Church, was broken open by burglars. on
saturday night, and an iron bound wooden box,
in which it is supposed valuables were kept, was
carried away. Father Scheideler is absent from
she city, and it is not known what the extent of
his loss is
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-26

About o'clock Yesterday afternoon the cupo-
la of the Sarvern wheel works caught fire, but
was put out before any serious damage resulted.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24

The funeral aud ia .rrmcut of Mr.,
~haplcy T.. Ross took plnrc yostcrdn,
Indictment weather prevented ms mrr,
al ATTENDANCE As wa, expected. An
imposing a-rcmhlagc gathered. how
ever, aud followed the lnmcutCd Ndy
to Oakwood All her children wcr,
presented except tine daughter Who.,
home is on the Pacific slope, Uud th'
lStter was necessary absent. br. Il
e.. Burlosou ollicla'cd No costly
monument viii mark her resting
pace. Her cpltaph will be- hrirl.
Inscribed But her story miaht ili
many bright pages. It would BE- tho
literature of true worth, and thrilling
passages some would be. Fiction
would gain interest 10y the addition
of actual experiences of the dead
adys litr Calm as the mountain
bake, fixed as the polar star, gentle u-
the symbolic dove, her eyes NcI,
faiths mirrors aud her soul Wa,
heavens own.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24

\ petition Wa circulated for -Ipua.
lures Yesterday pray ing the city cOun.
ell lu restrict the female and chill con
caruc stand. to the public square.
IN san Antonio, city where large
percentage of the population .ub.i-t
entirely upon those characteristic
di-hr- OF tur Hltoc., vendors ARE COM
pc,l,I tu i,uAn upon the Military or
Ahluo plaza la IArnl- the senior lns
uplN special calls, bet uut ot door,
the public squares are the sole pn,r-
Tor -ulr ot such food. ON the corner
ui Fourth and Austin streets the
stands are multiplying nud the steps
leading Co tlu floor upon which the
Central Telephone, Justice Sleeper
and -rNc'U lawyer aud doc
tors are located, have become
tables upon which tlr gAmiu ~ Waco
cuuproguc ud feed from tin plan
ter. upon the uicklc dishes. 'rmu
corner is bccomiugH ,li-oid"rly pnrc
owing tp thc presence of the -tpr
lighted w,Wurtut- Munl OF th"
Rood l- fp'lri upon ihr side WHu
Ihr NnUuut female -hu,E- ufc heap
ci Iu the gutt"r-, 10 isAu ui-uu.r ~ 10
b., conducted The poor MNirtu-
who i've los thc sale Ul the peculiar
TODD, thc generally poor Gins, who
puruL.fr turru each Glass deserve
sympathy, and on the square. rs lug
gr,tcd, the cooks aud their patients
IAN meet without otl,udIu- any body.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24
GIN 4. SLOVENIAN.

Mr. II K. llillebrAud, formerly with
'Bismarck' in this city, now rroprie-
tor Of The Boss saloon in III PAso. h.
acquainted with Gen. A. ~tonemat.
retired list United states Army." Mr..
II iiIebrand says the general IL proba-
bly, the Original KING David who
Fought a noted duel against odds in
the carly days OF history. At any
rate the general isa lamcutcd remains
VA y pctriiicd state and rests comfort.
ably IN a box in MI ~ pnso saloon
conducted by ri iylcy on East over
lnhd street iu that city lie was eX.
humed many months ago and j. now
tue town jest. a photograph Of ten
Sl'hcluah lately appeared in a New
YORK paper. lie j. remaf kahly well
preserved for hi- agc. In this case
ihDrr was something left Ut the dead
beside ashes. Mr. llillcbrnud was
here Yesterday on "a visit lie wa-
surprised 10 ascertain that the town
chestnut OF III Ph-o was fresh in Wucu
--
Again ! call the attention Of the
pubic 10 the recent arrival OF grocc.
rlc- aud produce, VIZ canned vrgeta-
les oiall kinds aud Of choice quality
m-oA new supply ot the genun,
Nnldcbcrgcr D,ll pickles Just rc,civ
cd from across the waters. ais,
bhvca complete stock of \ merical
pickles, OoIh in bottles and glass iars
| have also received "a fresh lot Oi
dried fruits, VII. pittcd cherries, pit
| ted pie r-,G mAu dried pears, peach
r-, apples c.c. Have on hand also M
u--ori Il variety vi cher-r. VII. Linn
| be- ger Boston cream cry. German
! ha1i aud the best Iuhl itN OF Amcri
| can cheese And IN the I-h line. cal
uilcr to the public variety OF A. lin,
fish M can bee obtained In the city
consisting ui Holland aud -cotcl
| herring. Russian -ardcll-. smoked her
ring aud -p'ordHnd pichlud herring
and always keep on hand "A complct
stock ui western aud country pro
ducc, such ~ ogg-, butter, chicken.
turkey -,-wcct potatoes, Tomatoes, tur
uip-, brct-, carrots. ukr .turuip.g rccn,
100 iHci anything To- be- dc.ircd IN tn
liuroi cHiHblc- ,un be- obtained ia m
huu-c. lu conclusion WI shy tina
to those who pAtrOullc me, | wi
| deliver their Orders promptly and i
iir-t-Dln-- order Please call ut one
aud -rr for yuur-cil
I Wu respectfully Oh. MuLrE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24

81 had ~ soon have u polc, in a.,
Mutual l,EsEityE tuNu lars Assu
CIArIoN OF NEW ioEk.' observed
that eminent authority ca life iu.ur
ancc col. Il u raIrott manager col
the Y. II. a. 'a- u policy IL Tia,
Equitable Life OF the same civ"
IN The Mutual Reserve wr have the
SECURITY ANp GUARANTY of the
Old Line companies combined with
the Low ACTUAL ouaI OF the natural
premium system of co-oprrliNc in.ur.
Hncc The new business OF the H-sociu-
ton for August,wu- over SaOpOUpU,uU
Persons sending in Applications be-.
fore October !, will save one dollar
per thousand in annual dues.
RumNsoN n CALDWELL,
General agents, MUTUAL Reserve
Office over Brrhcu- y Mo-cr Waco.
Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24
PERSON Al.

Major T.. & rihh- IT, visiting hi,
liu-guH county rancho.
.uItcd states Commissioner John
! tut haas returned from trip tn
Austin
MIR JE Taylor has gone on a visit
tp hlr uId home in Virginia, to be
gone a month.
Mr- Nhp H. Ca-,cjay hp- returned
home after several weeks visit to rel
luyc- u l.oul-Nlllc krnluchy
SIR s. II pirlc. oiGhrris1n Chtp.
prIH Pre- paper company. gave Tar
l.ANl>tEa pleasant call Yesterday.
Mt.J. = thompson of Moore ~
Thompson !. iu II. Louis on business.
/ Hewitt go iarthrrnorth before re-
| turning
Atthc Lehman house y Frankie
! Dallas, j u Helm. cits, T. 4, BHrcus.
county. VI - Dean, ,i'N II Il Sauu.
urr-, utyJ VI thH,r. Austin, \ }
| -rWrU. NtGrrpur 4 !. Mckinney,
Nu-t,rIir. Mrs VI \L-tn Austin,
| u I. sellers trrdrll II \horu, Brnlp-
rulnpr,-..
Mr.llwry T. Lewis and Mrs Levin
.ihy batter She sister ui the late Mr..
H. " ~prgut. nave been -prudiug n
irW days 100 the mourning household
of the hcr.Hyld veteran. They have
returned lu their home Ht llcaruc.
taNug away MrrluAgcd ~ and l.I/lu
Hgcd &, the general little daughters
the children wiIlrrmnu, perhaps, on
q protrgclud visit
Nib. Emma Huber, OF Louisville
Nv. NIll arrive loo the city In u tew