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Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13
THOUGHTFUL.

Mr.. Zimnerly improved a opportunity
last evening Of procuring . new cA,.iaga
His fine speeder confessed the homer By
running sd with the cid one and upssttins
it in . ditch on South xarkst strssk Whsn
the venturessme animal bad completed the
experiment the carriage ~ . total vreek.
The horse has bssn thrsaaening 70 Do shas
nanehty trick for soms tims. - b , vsFy
anxious 70 Aani . nsv ia pesesrssss 70 n
old baEU.
Edidse . @. shpsa II - e sl1asa
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

The danger of walking close to buildingi
in course of construction or undergoing re-
pairs, was demonstrated yesterday by the
breakirg of the rope attached to the box III
which the men were lowering the brick
taken from Bitting's building. During the
day great many persons walked right ur'
der this box as it was moving up or dowrr
and along about the middle of the afternoon
the rope broke and down it came. Look
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

A horse attached to bakery wagon 70:
in hurry last evening on North Market
street and despite the wishes and strong
muscle of tho frightened driver had things
about his own way. Coming to Second
street he wen: eas. to Lawrence avenue and
then made straight dive for the north pole.
Tho last heard from him lie was coming in
on the home stretch very nicely.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13
NEW CITY DIRECTORY

Our feIlovtovnsnaa T. A North. vii
begin right away tie work Of compiling q
rev directory FOR The City. Il % bis por-
poee 70 eI.sod the work and incorporate :he
entire county. This is big unkes:akias.
but The manner in which The last one ~
gotten up d A augury Of vhas the ealAsgsd
aad extended volume kor this year vii -.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

Mr.. T. B. Young brought to this Office
yesterday q sample Of his this years CROP
of cabbage, . single head weighing eighteen
pounds and measuring forty-avs inches
sround. 1t i, of the early deep variety and
Mr.. Young's present crop amounts 70 ten
thousand head. just year ago he brought
Us a specimen cabbage equal to that brought
yesterday. For fine vegetables this valley
country can't be beat, and Mr.. Young has
the lead in cabbage.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

There seems to be an unusually large
number of cases Of hydrophobia from all
parts of the country just now, produced
from mad dog bites. In view of this and
the large number of dogs that are permitted
to roam st viii in this city, We suggest to the
city fathers the propriety of requiring all
dog owners 10 muzzle their canines until
the danger season is past A collar with .
tag is we'll enough as far IS it goes, but col
lars and tags will not prevent dogs from
going mad, nor from biting other CANNES or
people when mad. An ounce Of preventive
is worth tons Of cure.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

The funeral o. Mrs julia McClintock,
who was so cruelty murdered By bsr hus-
band las! Saturday morning. took place
from the South Emporis Avenue NJ. E
Church st 8 p. n yesterday. Rev. v. z.
Ham On AtScis;ing. which be did IL bis
usua, touching manner
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13
The thieves are getting in their work

The thieves are getting in their work yet
One or more fellows mste break on Mr..
lmbodens barn, North Emporia avenue
Yesterday afternoon in broad daylight;
although the barn is quite close to the house
and carried of fine get Of harness. Mr.
Imboden offers SO reward in this paper.
Several sets of harness have been stolen
lsseIv
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

Those who imagine there is but little
travel on account of the hot weather would
be surprised to take . trip TO Kansas City
over the Santa Fe. The Santa Fe is great
road. Two trains Of twelve coaches each
leave Kansas City twice day. and there is
not a vacant seat in any car. The road is in
fine condition, and the best possible atten-
tion is paid to passengers.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Richey beg to return
their most sincere thanks to the many friends
and neighbors who sympathized with and
helped them on the occasion of the death
and funeral of their little Willie.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

TIE real estate ern o! Brown & Cole la
been dsssolved ssd siIl be suoce>ded b. z.
C. asd L. r Cois. sho vii cooupJ tie srs
e.soe nov oecupi & by Dr.. FA-l-y. oo-ne'
Douglas A,d Topeka arezussL
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

Mr.. Enoch Benefited, the contractor, went
to Kansas City last evening for the purchase
of lumber and matetial. Mr.. B. has the
contract for Griefenstsin's new houses,
which average about $500 apiece.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

Tho board sidewalk in front of the Occi
dental hotel is to be superseded BY fine CO
ment walk, which will be quite an addition
to that hotel.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

The ladies of the degree of honor A. o.
U. W. have the thanks of the whole EAGLE
outfit for fine bucket Of lemonade and q
basket of choice cake. Thanks, ladies.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

A young lady lost yesterday afternoon q
gold pen with pearl handle, lady's small
fine pen, for which liberal reward will be
paid for its return to this Office.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

Messrs. Gardner and Tolle, of FL Dorado
the former q banker and the latter mer'
chant, were in the city yesterday and hon
ored our sanctum with q pleasant call.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

The dreaded horse and cattle disease, pink
eye, is getting in some fatal work hereabout.
We hear of number Of animals effected
with IL and some have died
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

w. E. Oakley, the Santa Fo yardmssier
who wss wounded July 4, has so far recov'
cred as to be able TO leave for his home near
Newton. He went on the evening psssen
ger train yesterday. accompanied by his
wife and children, who had been here sincs
the accident His many friends are rejoiced
TO see him SO far convalescent.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

Mr.. George E. Spalton, secretary OF the
Lombard Mortgage and Investment Com
pany. leaves today for Glencoe, ILL.,, to be
gone two weeks.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

Messrs. T. c. and B. S. KimbAll, of New
York, are prospecting in the city, and are
pleased with its prospects.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

The German NJ E. Sunday school vii
lave picnic at Riverside park next Thurs
day, July 18th.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

Tbe iadses Of the Chris::Aa Caiss os tie
Firss n L church, vii gre a. ice e--sn
scciA, this eveaing IN The lecture roo,n c.
their elsx,n: edi.ce- Coma o.-e, oo1s ~,
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

The farmers are once moro beginning to
feel blue on account of the tropical weather,
and say that if rain don't come this week the
corn is a goner. That is just what they said
month or SO ago. and just then the rain
came and the report was that there never
was better prospect for a corn crop. 1t
will be that way again. 1t will rain before
next Monday merning.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

Wbile in Wichita last week Mr.. W. l..
Peck, OF Hazeltob, Barter county, Kansas,
purchased from the Morris Bros. the state
rights Of Kansas for the sale Of the Norris
type writer Mr.. Peck expects to remove to
Wichita with his family, and give his e1-
elusive attention to the sale Of this type
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

Doc Worrall complains that some reiig-
ious neighbors have taken quite fancy to
his chickens. There is no reason why rei'g-
ious people should not fancy chickens, but
stealing chickens is not, as rule, consid-
arad q ralipioua ceramonY.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Balch leave this morn
ing for New York city and other eastern
cities on pleasure trip, to be gone three
months. During Mr.. Balch's absence hi
busines. will be attended to BY W. A. Nor
ris residence 3l7 North Market.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

Charley Collins, the big cattle man OF
Reno county, was in town yesterday.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

The Kansas Furniture Company will oc-
cupy their new building, corner of Topeka
and Douglas avenues, the 18th, and Biting
Bros, who are tearing down their store pre-
psratory to commencing their elegant four
story block, will move their stock into the
room vacated by the Kansas Furniture Go.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

Doat fo-gs The socia. .: tie Fir,: u z
church :ha evsning- lee cream. cake,
isnonsd< welcome. a.d COED social tine
fne aRerrhciH.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

Miss Gertrude Denlinger is the guest this
week of her uncle, c. z. Miller. She will be
Joined by her brother, Il. N. Denlinger, OF
the Anthony national bank, and in COM
pany with him will visit Cedar Rapids, La.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

Mrs W.B. Williams is very sick at her
home in West Wichita
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

Mr.. Cad Allard, business manager Of the
Hot Springs, Ark, Daily News, is in the
city and will remain several days to satisfy
himself that what he has heard OF wonder
full Wichita be true We acknowledge q
pleesant call from him.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

r Jacks leaves today for Chicago.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

E.LL.cv "A ysasa.s .~.iss
k0 Uk
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-13

Madison, Wisconsin, water works, IN nv
Judgment, comes the neares: to solving the
problem Is TO what would be the bes: in
terest of this city. 1 have copy which
sny member Of the council can read. \
careful estimate of the cost Of the works as
thew might be built, leads me TO believe
thai i. need not be over $4,000. while the
rental proposed TO be paid by the city would
nav the interest on $4,000. believe the
CITY could issue its bonds for 500, 600, bear
ing Der cent. interest, that would COM
mand q premium IN the marke: and build s
better set of work. than We would &c! By
granting this franchise. and that the city
would derive q revenue instead Of paying
$4,000 year hydrant rental. But whether
these views regarding the ownership of
ndop.ed or not, l am Of the firm belief
and opinion that the presen; pro-
pc.ed franchise should not be granted.
IS under il the city's interests are very iIsr
perfectly guarded; il establishes water rates
that preclude the city from using the ws,er
for flushing, and makes it provide for the
rental of two hundred hydranss, twice xs
many q We have any use for; and IS al or
namont have never seen anything very At
tractive about them. It's final tss; rs to fire
pressure Is practically the same as that OF the
old company. Il provides that its pipes
ehall run from four TO sixteen inches without
specifying what proportion OF each size.
Under the provisions the company can build
almost the entire system Of four inch pipe.
This. - it has proven in other cities would
bs DISASTROUS to the efficiency o: the works
for fre protection. In order to give the
bess results they should be gradually re-
duced, that 10 from sixteen TO fourteen, from
fourteen to twelve, and from twelve to ten,
and from ten 10 eight hu. We should have
NO remedy Against the company under this
contract afer the works were accepted.
have stated somt Of the most important OBJ
isctioas that have occurred to me, and in
conclusion have the highest respect gen
tlsusn, for your integrity and honesty of
purpose in passing this ordinance, bat l an
satis1sd thas II you bad hAd The time that
hn lsn allowed M. for your dslihsrssion
Il ~ 0Ds, end ths eGiet r & shsaA -
esn6 . hR 1T IL sans esae1n1sa usaA
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PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Ben; Perlcy Poore's collection ~
autographs contains the writing of ~lN-
teen thousand prominent men
Mrs jennie Lind Gold,Chmidt con
tr~scS that She has kept her vocal or
gau~ i'm tune for twenty-five Years by
singing to her children.
Representative Brcckirridgc. of
Kentucky. is not vet forty-niuc years
old. but his heavy hair and board are
>uowN-w hitc family PccullaritN.--
Washington Sttr
There were published lG, 300 books
in Germany IN 1880 about zoo moro
than i'm 1881. and about four times as
many aS were published i'm America
during the same period.
Mrs Clallm. Mrs Secretary Whit
ncN, Mrs. Don Cameron and Mrs. John
Hay, all of whom r0t.ido i'm Washington
City, m fine residences, were Young
girls from Cleveland, q. YcCcidHd
Lcdicy
MIR. Bishop. the new supcrintru-
dent of the llousatonic railroad is but
twenty year, old graduate OF
Yale College and mCmbcr of the
Connecticut Legislature. from. Bridge
port Hpritord POST
1t is now definitely announced that
Mmc. Christine Nilsson ha. signed
contract with Maurice Strakosch for
farewell tour in Amcrica The tour
will begin with "a performance ON Oc-
tobcr IL Nmr Nilsson win sail from
Paris carly in september Cbicdgo.
JoNyU0L
Mrs. Griffith John. one of the old
est missionaries i'm China, died at Ham
kow recently. She wa, converted at
the agc of twelve, entered upon mis-
sion work where she had barely reached
twenty and was engaged in her labors
among the Chinese for thirty-onc years.
~ J. YrtbUHc.
Joseph Cook says that no orator
ever wore SO well as John B. Cough.
| aS hc was forty years on tire platform.
| The secret OF his success, was that hn
did not wear out his hearers. Cough
| and his hearers were alike in' this -
both nc and they knew what he said. -
| Ho0iou JOUyHdL
The late Mrs. Morgan. of New
| ork. whose great private collection OF
Hrt treasures was sold at auction re-
| Gently, told young physician the day
| before She left New York for Saratoga
| that She meant To make her will iu tlie
| fall, aud 10 have all those things 20
| into "a public museum for memorial
| to her husband Alas the day. why do
We alway- postpone the only certainty
! We have in life? Boyion Trdcciicy
Good old Hamilton College. Clin-
| ton y Y. claims the credit of having
| dt the present time nine of its grgidu-
| atcs i'm the pulpits of Chicago, as fol-
| lows: Rev. Norman a. Millrrd, of
the class of 1917; Rev Edwin r. Davis.
| 81; Rev DR. IIcrrck johnson, 81;
Rev. DR. David Il. Breed, '67; Roy Ed
ward G. Ray 20 Rev Charles r.
Goss, ~; Rev NJ. Wolscy Strykrf',
-. Rev Charles S. lloyt, II; Rev.
Theodore II. Allen, ~. All these are
Prcsbytcrians, except Rev. Norman a.
Millord, who is a Congrcgationalist -
| ~ T. Ucr0d
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shouted and cried and sobbcd. hut tho
thick walls of their grave shut i'm their
cries as they did the daylight and air.
Again the picks were heard and again
they stopped Suddenly Bill rccol-
lected the rock which lay in his pocket.
He drew IL forth and with all the energy
oi his fast departing strength hc threw
II against the wall Then thcN waited
brcathleSSlN For moment there was
silence. Then the picking began again
with rcdoublcd energy The signal
had been heard They were saved.
With a great cry the dying men
dragged themselves nearer together.
threw their crimy arms around each
Others ncck> and wcpt for Joy They
were safe at last. Half AN hour later
the picks were through the wall, and
that afternoon the dead wcrr brought
To life and the lost were restored to
their families
Il, ' added the Weight modestly.
" was made of that piece of lron
That = my story.
" But how did the master come to
get you9 Does he know your story?'
asked the Knife.
Il think he does II wa, he who
dug me out. His namc is Bill. "-
Bc'ymHUs Northrop, n, ~ }. Graphic.
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HUMOROUS.

Said - dude: II just love pigs
feet. could live upon pigs feet
Said the modest girl to whom the re-
mark was addressed: Are YOU right
sure YOU don't?'
Husband (dc,pcrattlD Life has
mo- longer any charms for me. ElIkub
myself I'll take poison. Wife
(calmly) "Wcll, if you do take poi
son. my dear, get the Kind that's adj
ycrtiscd Don't die in the house. g.
Horpcr's Bdz0r
o-glyccruc is mentioned among
the rcmcdic. for epilepsy The art-
Gle does not say how if is 10 be admin
i-tarcd, bat probably you give the suf-
icror quart of il internally and then
hit him with baseball bat ISomcr-
CiHc JOUrHdi
Teacher "AIis, Snnico. please
parse the sentence 'Adolphus married
Caroline. Miss : We'll Adolf
phu- i- noun. because il Is the nams
of 70 thing married is q conjunction,
because 30 joins Adolphu. and Caroline.
and Caroline is . verb, cause il gov
crn- tbo noun LVc
Old Mr. Bcntly (ot the Eden Mu-
-cc) Now. there's statoo. Marian
Of one Of them fcller- they calls dOud
u Look like 10 was alive. don't itr'
Old MIS- Bcntly poking IL with her
umbrolluj 1T beats all how natrral
like they git- om up. Statue Gndig-
nanty Jaw Aw N J. SUu
Young Reporter "Thc storm king
hurled his torn and tumbling torrents
over The ruins of the broken and dit-
mcmbcrcd cdihcc Old Editor
what that What do YOU moan.
young icllowr y R II cr-cr ihs
flood washed away Patrick McDou-
gal old ,oap factory LINN iU,Du.
Mr. Tompkins was waiting for
Mis- Minnie, and her youthful brother
Wa entertaining him until hi- sister
arrival "Say. hc vcnturcd. "your
hair is black. ain'tit?'' "Yc- We'll
YOU dye b.. don't you?" 'No. what
pUt thaf idea into your head "I
dunno. only sister Minnie said the other
dty chat She believed YOU were mfur-
alIN ighthoadcd Mr. Iompkiu- has
transferred hi, affections to another
girl Py0.r,, F0rm,y
Wall said tbc granger. .vh1t
Doc That ticker worthp pointing r u
ornate and intricate piece of lmo.rc-
cOrdiug mechanism On iho -lnH
"Ihaf. SIR. said fhc clerk. "i- uou-
dorfuI Umc-piccc. 10 i- worth lvo
hundred dollars. and viii ran three
ycar- without winding "Cr.at
Scott' ga-pcd the granger "1broe
years without winding N3y mister.
how long would thc thing rum If sho
was wound up2 ~ D. H0H
what w1s che first brow in hi.to-
rv. Miss Groalbeart2'' I'D dom
know She replied Hebrew. giL-
glcd Mr. Simbin- gIccfullv "What
lliudo0-cd Jow t1 make pun like
thlt' responded Miss Grcathoau.
"Oh. YOU aro Pharisce and can stand
&c.. Said Mr. SmEins. with another
gigglc ~ youdon' stop This YOU win
make uc Nadduccc and them l'll go
Russian un AND leave you .a.d vi.
Grs.ne.f. Nir smpkn hal9 Hn u
p HmH po-' iaul uH.r haHH
ft
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SHE CAME NOT.
An Experienced Mans Philosophy aud q,
Inexperienced Mans Indignation.

An Experienced Mans Philosophy aud nn
inexperienced Mhn'- Indignation.
II YOU are standing around railroad
depot about the tmr some train g., rN-
pcctcd in YOU needn't look twice to
identify the man who /, down thcrc to
welcome his wife She has boon away
three weeks. but the Time scrm> like
thrc" months To him. H. wa, mover so
clad in his life as at the thought that
She is rolling towards him a~ fast as
steam can travel
There was such man at the foot ot
Brush street saturday. lic expected
his wife ON the Michigan Southern
tram lie rushed mp and down 10 scc
II the train wa&on time. Then he
rushed ont aud Chgagcd hack Then
lac promcnadcd mp aud down and
wiped his brow, aud he WAS still at il
when man who haI been acro~, tho
road To wet his whistle with old rum
camc >louching back and inquired:
"ENpccting some one, chP'
"Oc-, sir
"Witc, probablNP'
'Ncs
Bin away long
cover two weeks
Coming ON this train2'
'Nr,.
wall, dunno, continued the man.
rs he rubbed his back against the ticket
window shelf Il wouldn't hc too en-
thusiu,tic about it, Wimcn are mighty
ousartm. I've had two OF 'cm run
away from me. l. your wife any hgud
to make aCVuuintauccs whilC trbul-
ing?'
''No, sir"
"Couldn't bc induced 10 clopcP"
"Sir' Do Nol intend To insult nu P''
Gosh! no. wouldn't insult 40
body nor nothing. Could your wife be-
carried away by good looks and lot, of
money!
"li YOU wasn't AN old man I'd thuhp
You for your impudcuCc' exclaimed
the husband rs hc grew red all over
You would, Wen. won't talk TO
you If your wife come, i'm ON tlr
train, all right il She doesn't YOU
needn't blame me,
lie went into the sitting room. ald
presently the train came in The hu,-
band lodged about rs if hc was wall
ing on glass, and the passengers came
out one 10y one until the coaches were
empty There was no wife. II wa,
ten minutes before the husband could
give up, and when hc did and started
cut doors the old man lomgod out and
said:
II told himl I've lost two wimcn
j Ist that way. and knew what Lwas
tllkino about! - DCtyOH Fycc Press.
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THE BELL-BIRD.


Ono Of th" Most singular TcHthery IA
hHbitHnts of south America.
The traveller in tropical portions of
South America is often surprised to
hear the distinct aud mcasurrd tolling
o' bell in localities where there is no
settlement within many leagues. II
hc undertake, to follow the sound and
trace it to it., source, hc will be sur
prlscd to find that il proceeds from
bird, which, pcrchcd at the top of %
lofty tree, uttcrs It's peculiar note.
which so resemble, the sound of bell
rs to make the name bcll-bird appro-
pirate and descriptive. The sound D..
said 10 be- distinctly heard ut distance
Of three miles. The bitd uttrrs it-
note all through the day. even iu the
hottest portions, when the fierce hrui
has -ilcuccd all O,hcr bird. The bell
bird (fhUuuOJhgHchUS.y Is noted
FOR the great difference between The
scNc, in plumdgr Tho mrlp i4 white
throughout. Will" tho female b. 90
dusky green color The mdr bird has
curious appcudagc, iu the form Of 70
tube about three inches iu length. 200
iN'll'.N 10 lIl' 'tNl' 'll lif DiII. MS
tube is jet black dotted all over with
minute, dOwny feathers. Ordinarily.
this tube hangs down ON one side. bu
the bird Is abb to initiate 10 with ar.
when IL stands erect There are three
other specie. belonging to the same
genus with thc bcll-bird. thc maIr- Wl
being very different from the females
The males Of one OF The species ar,.
snow white, with large space oi
naked skin ON the throat aud around
The eye, These naked places duIp
.ho breeding season become of 20 iiu.
green color. The hc'l-b.m j.. about
twelve inches long II belongs to th.
same family (ImpeiU10J as our was.
wing and thc cedar bird n Australia.
q country noted for il singular bird
and other -sranHr forms of animal rr
tnoro /. bcll-brd. but belonging ip pa
different family from tho South Am.i
cam species The note of tl. Au.tra.
0im bird resembles that Of "a h.rn
b.ll rather than that of druuf
church brll When it, note +. pro.
duccd a- 30 often D.. bl hundred col
bird altogo oth.r tha effect i- said Co.
Doc most singular I0sJi,m Iyyt
fuifuyI.f
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seLF-sACRrFlClNG.
= Woman who Got Married as Matter
Of Accomrn odHtiou.

= Woman who Got Married as Matter
Of Accommodate.
why. Mary Ann, haven't seen
YOU in an age You must come home
and stay with me
~ can't DO &C. I've got married
since ! saw Won last
you, married. Why you always
said that you never would get mar
ried
OF know that, but J got married as q
matter Of accommodation
10 accommodate your husband. j
] suppose.
go mo- not at all You Sec almost
every day before ] was married poor
unfortunate wretch of % tramp would
come tO ms house and beg for pair
Of my husbands c8ston pant. or au
old pair of boots, and 7 hated fo send
him away cmpl, l,handed, particularly
as ho really needed clothes. .o 7 got
married just to accommodate that
tramp with mr husband old c'othc-
Jel0s S.Ttuys
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3. & o. r. r. TIMETABLE,
WESTWARD

Condensed timetable of passenger train
tor the stations named below
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BESIDES the Rbovc-namcd rains there is a
way Train with assenger Ca- attachc that
goes both East and West daily except SUI ay
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kEAP OUeT Owe DIT.

with the usual imtricacics of English orthog.
rapy.l
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ID. X. Locke (Na-by) has made So
much money aud has uch liking for
zeal estate that he owns bu.'iugs .u
Boston. Nasb.aRloa NeW Soss Laa
eaF9 aaa Bitaa M N F.st