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The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

rauncc'S tavern where Washington had hls quar-
: when the british oyacuatri New York. is Still
ndlng III. li,turc rrVre,cut, 1t ~ II is Il ID an
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
.No he r,turnNi. 4 AM satisfied Twice

".No,' he rsturnod, 4 AM satisfied. Twice
have made you shoot at me, and twice have
YOU missed. l have seen your fear, your
anguish, your terror. Remember, leave you
to your conscience
He turned toward the door to leave, hut
wheeling suddenly, almost without an in
stant's aim, fred and went out. To mark
his skill he had put ball through that pct
ure Immediately above mine.
My wife had tainted. Syivio passed out
unmolcsted, the sery wants who saw him go not
daring to interfere. He was of before had
rsovered my surprise
The count ceased to speak.
had just heard the end OF story, in the
beginning Of which had been so deeply in
terested. ...
The count had never seen Sylvio AGAIN
Later in 1880, when Alexander lpsilan'i gave
the signal for the uprising in Greece, II was
surmis4d that Sylyio was in command OF a
Greek regiment, and met his death in the bat
tie of Drazachan.- Translated for The ArSo-
naut from the Russian of Pushkin.
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

She turned the tables On ths mon, "Ool
bless en- and made them the kind oI
speoch they are in the habit Of making to
'the ladies' God bless en- urging them
mot to oso their softncSs, and euloI1nS
them for setting ont the slippers when thu
women conc homo from toiing and moilinf
in the rude warfare of life She touched
upon the Buddhist theory of re-cmbod ment
of sons aud fac,tiously declaced that when
she was reincan.tcd us a man and they be-
came women sac would take revenge on
them for the way they had broken her
heart There would be only one drawback
in being New York man, and that was
that ii she followed the present custom she
would b. Obliged to keep her seat IN the
street ears while women stood.
The dclc ous hun and satire of the
speech was received with uproarious APP
p.ause. Every body was delighted win 1t.
This laly, however, whose picture accom-
panic3 this, has other and more substantial
claims to the admiring consideration of the
publc. AS II jaurna lst she has made IN
IA nored mark. For years she was on the
editor staff of The Cincinnai Com
mercial. in correspondence she is particu
l,rly happy. Her foreign letters To The
Commercial, over the initials ''E. ", were
copied far and WI lie.
She has the courage OF her opinions, her
fear IS having male her journalistic
reputation. In capacity for constant and
consc icntious hrd work She probab y has
but one equal, and that is Jennie June. She
is a graduate of Antioch college i'll its best
days
Her sympathy for women in all then
earnest undertakings is her distinguishing
trait.
She is one OF the few women who grow
handsome the longer they live. She has q
delicate, tlowev-like face, colo.le'S and sym
mo,rtcal, prematurelY gray hair, worn in
soft, loose rings over an admiralty roiSco
head. Her r. emblansc to Ellen Terry j:
maj ked. Thoggh she speaks >cftIy and ha,
gentle manners, she fears nothin-, and ha:
one Of The kindest hears in The world.
She has special talent for public speaking
aud may one day give the world tho benefit
of it. At present she is the editor of th'
scientific department of the American Prc,'
Assoc alton, having always had a stronl
taste for all phases Of science. Her nows
paper letters are signed Eliza ArcLarl
GERTRUDE GARRISON
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

defense of Burton and Cunningham, accused
of attempting 20 b ow Up the tower Of Lon.
don with d namia
Mr.. Meany is We on in years now. Ile is
an Irshman OF lriShmeu n native of County
Clare. His journalistic career hagan in lNi2,
when he was reporter on The Limerick
Chronicle lie terwaids was employed On
TIE Dublin Freeman While serving on this
paper he travelled with Daniel OConnell and
reported his speeches in shorthand. HI"
came to this country and became proprietor
Of The Toledo Dh % Commercial Always
throwing up whatever he hal On hand TO
serve Ireland, u happened that lie seldom
remained r long oa an ore paper. H. has
been connected a I'll or al write. a'd editor
with many j5Iruls among tLen Tue New
York Word AMI star.
Nr Ncauv Is now .yinS very ~ m a New
YORK 40 l.tIL
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
WkSHlNGTON'S FAMILY.
The English Ancestors Of the Man Who
Whipped England.

The author " the book entitled "Mcthc-s ot Enf
nent Men" s,ii that white collecting material fo'
her work she many times forced To think tna'
eminent men had no mothers tho difficulty OF hpu
ing out anyhlng about IN IN being great. In the
case OF WashnItons father though we know al
about hls ,estry. We know but httle OF his char
actsr. Ills ancestry be traced back - the thir
toen;h century, but 0t fhe man himself We know
scarcely uors thnr tha date Of his b rt and death
What he was in a pp nee n,tnd and chs3ater We
cannot learn. They wrre not close chroniciers in
that carly day. The daily new paper was unknown
and thr writers OF biographies were few. Ana then
The father OF Washington died when .he sou ~hc
made him an Obj Ut VI interest 70 AncIi.an' "a'
ony II years OLD
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

This modest stone was the hrpt monument ever
rni,rd 20 the memory OF Wellington. In June, iSii
a few dnys before the corner -tOnC uf the washing
ton monument at Baltimore was lni, Mr.. 'usu>
Samuel Lewis NJ phcw Ot was IinGton And capita n
In BAYLOR, reg mrn M ot hOr e, Liam t'rymcs, rnD
of a DISTINGUISHED ufilcer In the life Guard AMI the
aprain of The Lady " the Lake brought tn Ia
.crihed tablet AMI deposited Il Will solemn core
muny. They wrapped II in
"Thc blessed nag, Sign " our precious past
Triumphant present, ana our future vast"
And bore IL I'm their patriotic arms to its resting
p.ace with the hriaSs OF the old chimney that had
once formed tho hearth In the HON" Of Westinghouse
iufaucy the rpn tructrd rude pedestal upon which
they ryv rrntly placed this. the hr,t monument to
the FIR Of patriots commenting it 10 the resp ct
and protect o. ~ the American people IN general
aud the citizens OF Wu,tmOr,laut county ia pax
tgulaT"
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

terestS were, over
the water he went,
sacrificing every
thing that ordinary
people care most
for. There is the
hero as we'll as tho
patriot in him. A
sketch Of his life is
given in John Saw
are : "Fenian He
roes and Martyr"
The last time be vas
i'm the old country
was in the summer
and fall Of ~ VIXEN
he was in Lon .on
nnltnnk nlr. in the
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

His name was Augustine wa,hing Il on. AMI he va,
Awralthy Nirsinia planter. His hrst wites name
was Jane Butler. She Il ed l'aTng three children
His second wife was Mary BAIL the mother OF the
first president Of the Cnited States. At the age Vt
~ Augu,tiue Washington d cd. by his second wife
he had siS chiidrru Of whom died In chitdh coL
Tn, WashinStons wero tho descendants OF an old
family NJ the English H'stocracy. Tho naMe ws
first known about the mid die Of tho thirteenth cen
tGry. Before that u manor Of that name In the
County OF Durham was owned by william de
Hertburnc, who, ~ was the custom In those days
took the name of his estate. From him dcsconded
both the Engs and American bran, hes OF the
Wa hins;On family. Nsriotis nementoes prove IN al
they were FROM the bssinning people OF wealth and
distinctions The ancient seat ot the family Is said 20
be yat eli preserved. II Il OF stone and oaken tus
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
MONEY TO LOAN.

AM now lending money at c and per cent, Interest
I'm sum. VI from kSy up Ia $1,000, on long OF short
time on farm lands In la Salle and adjoining coun.
ties The rate Of interest Is determined by size Of loan,
amount nf security ani.time loan Is u run. ~
Gail ON or address LEVI w. ROOD
~ sheridan. III.
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
stephen j. NeaDy.

Conspicuous among Irish patriots, to whom
America serves somewhat IN tn place Ol. 4
kindly stepmotler, is Stephen j Mcany. lie
is a lawy or, author AMI newspaper man In
all Of these fiel Is he has achieved an honor.
able repu alton, but he is best known 10y TN.
devotion to ireland Whenever he thought
he could serve her in any way by crOS,inL
the water, no matter what h personal IN
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

emigrafrd to Y rginia In
1851. and settled at Bridge
CT c,l. ON the Potomac In
Wcstfnorc an county. John
Washington took part In
the IN HAIRY expeditions
agaiust the Indians and at
talnci the rank 1T colonel
he married Ann Pope, and
had two son LaNVrcut" aud
John, AMI u daughter. la" b.
rrarr married Mildred War
nrr. Of g. ugCO>t r county,
AMI had three children,
John. Algu,t'nc and Mi
Dire I. Au,u tho became
the father 0f q II. Wa n
iugtou
The house ~ which GEORGE
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
-
A WOMAN Journalistic
Her Artcr Dinner Speech ut the Sorosh
banquet.

Especial Correspondencsl
NEW York, Feb. 3.-Sorosis 3. hold ITS
seventeenth annual dinner, on the evening OF
the 22i ult, in Delmoncos elegant parlors.
To these yearly bauqnets the alleged
''sterner sex arc invited and treated with
Hattering consideration They are even Per
mitted to have their little say after the din
ner is over. On this occasion tho assemblaGe
was made up OF particularly eminent women
and men, and the speeches were extraordi.
narily brilliant. Julia Ward Howe and
Moncure ID. Conway were unusually happy
in their remarks, but the "hit" OF the even
ing was made by Eliza Archard Connor, a
New York journalist, originally from the
west-from that notable and president pro
ducing state, Ohio.
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

W Nh'~.' ---~-
bersd. In some OF the rUOm.
are the remains of fine cnrv
ing; on tho mantel pieces,
eiAbora.eiy carved. are the
family arms, as represented
In the picture, richly ON
hlszonhd upon cScutcheonS
The sh cid with tie star
and stripes is Gen Washing
tons seal.
Two mi'es from Malmes
bury, In the cemetery Of
Garden church there. Is .
monument erected 10 the
sc wash nston. Nita, grand
n NJ the name. an I ancestoi
r rene Wa hington fled
a sons, John and l.awrcuc I
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

FUk NNTlN Bf Md DINUNNIoIN.
a. a. Mel L.lER, Sole Proprietor. 100 a
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

immense bui ding. loca'ci IN the corner Of Broad
and Pearl street nras the Battery II was thrr" mo
rrrgira Officers Of IN. q INV yet remaining In the
..rSI. - TOOK leave of their beuyNi chief. "n'hinS'
ton entered the room where they wcFr as enb Ell
an tu sin; glass Of war iu ais hand said. win
% art fan Of love and gru dc' u no" TAX" lrnN"
Il YOU Imost Govuut wish that your latter days
ma, be- A. PROSPEROUS an. happy your former
mes have be u glprIpl1nn honorable" one by ono
rh yrl-p,d his hani VII .i'nrs AMI .ob' - H'i
thrir words He klS4 q each ono, and wcpt VI h
them Heroic souls IN " hal gone through the long
and awful war yyi day %. . hI; when II was over,
and D. ace 3cVara'cd turm, they nrpI Ike women
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

n vsr3css ru0oss . . ~ Hoa-
Jameo G. Dlaioe's oeWborohlp in ~
|oedor ofthe Knleh - o. LAbos have 6oal.
|iy 49, - - ~ y - s9ehorisy -
|kse rusoss, Mr. =. v. Powderiy. Del
'she uoejosablo 1eosure - n. Powder1y'u
|sec1eaeioo q ur. BlaIoo,s rep0reod Oem-
|tsrshlp - ~ seyls Z uhieh - sops-
|dIaee6A 4
Wasa asksd ~ 10 rspsss - ;res
~. Posderly I'D. NO; D. 1eaveo''
InoDo skeeo h6ve lseen eooogA - t1toGl
|nld obcut - Wlthost thaL 1t g ~
|(koros Not oa1y d us. Blaioe -
|KnlgAl bss ~ jsdgs - eevsr vIll -
~ loog = n. h0Gler1y y : powogs =
llho D4oeue1v0 Doogl
n rooolt = Cay csssty vIstgn1ly
looe11ns ~ dicpoee = - WAo0 ~ D.
|esrsns = - hGbsh Disesies Nm -
IIoono ~ CoogrGDo- Ln0b 100 - oor
|ey.ewo q ~ ofly-aAsoo aeoeooagy voeo
~ : natori1y = ~ coaveaeioa, wsl|
l0buP o9on1o 6soogates = Cay eo0oe!
oo6 ~ pDo,IoGlleIo opeo 9 vlgo
'Fsrke - Mosege0ssy.-visssnss
-
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he following petsots Were gTa.teo
% citisoss % Indiaaa, week eading
Juue /, looo, reported expssesly Sos
ekIe papos by Joo. q Huoeef, ooIIclecs
~ 4 1esioan and nnseIgn F0tooeA - \
sesool Washlngoeos p. e.;
q. 3. Uooe, Indiasepolis. coal break'
~: =. n AuseIn, ~ Wsyee, ~ pistol
|W. n. Garssl6e. Rieheos4 go oese'
I'D: ,. z. Ho0iltoo, Ney Cssue, -
Tr,11oo. ~ kni16; L Z. Js0eA Ne
-. ohIGloaFoo; 6. r Tsloget vaI'
|sor1ian. perDotoai al colea6or; In
6srSss "a J. y. Croe. LAPeeeA I've
Vheoled voAicle; Jscob Ceios ~
WsyDo, rub6sr sg1ser se6 pooc!l hoSds
u. Narchond, LArwiIl, cood csueee1
~ pulvsriues: W. =. 4ssese. nae'
IDony. 49,; A0orooo 4oora Atoca
looeroi1o eoed receiver.
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|Afln.ss Sssvs,sr-
A old negro sdvegsised pjace oor
-. q ~ vho I'D exsnised he
|house. and who wss pleased utsh = eail-
.aov sbsss - vslIr ~ -
|asked-
sFJues' u - hs.s
III I shoaghs - VEL - geed "a
Ibuy he ploco--
sUesas' Ise daG srouela ~, sah. f1r I
lts,l VI daa ne q ~ veil u dis tswo- :
1 Ho boogos ~ plooo- AoOus too
lvoeks allerWnr6s - soagAs ~ Cd -.
|gro - eissr suallowiag : lsFgs lsnp =
wrssh, ~:
.Yos q sssssassl - ~ - 90
iehs voll ~ goe1.s
| sAsd go shers = - water = e -
Ipcighbon oo11 - that yoa haoIod woeo1
10 6arrols 80 po.sod 4 into - vel
/ swnae sooe . a. weeorr
/ II AavO uoo1 & up-s
l sDidot Doak CT - ~
/; q ouppeoo 80
/ sDcc is wsIIs III vsghl Tahes =
'iRoo1 Woll ~ holo vo1og. koOwo O.
IVolI ~ - riehs. Or I 6ug it nyoell
t. va1le1 4 - ~ - - soek oeo1d
ga
YEA ~ sssgpsed yo0s sgly plssars
|thero = - velsr = ~
u sOA, ~ 49, ox - oreoss % 49,
IIaxs6 - sseoos6o wsll. - - weoeol
10 koov ooen1n' og1oot - vofne W
Dlyr o. ~ 0oo6 ~ -
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Toss E1oa>o 0ous<te: To-6ay ~ -.
'esoce ~ ~ ~ ~ roF0ego6org bgoDe1
~ ~ y ~ Wet WIN eoO0oooo -
'(bo oo9 ~. vAscA y - - uioo m1lo1
- Ieogsh. - oeee No "a was so1o6 q
tho rod.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

| osnan llllIss, Esq- - Riehle.a CITY
IviC1oo1 Jospos oo9 kvaosv1.1e 49, ~
~ porcAoSo bel1ding 0aees!a1 - ~
|oev eh0rcA uoder coostrr.uoa - os
|(oWn. Rockpost Poctel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

Ppssl2sus leosksy - lIsse6 - g.
New York Exc1onge ot0Oo00O g! ~
IEvonsvIlls ed IsdIsBspc'is eoseoi'dsse'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

= iodguoue - ooG00 has beeo ooeer'
~ esoiSss ~ .. 6 Il. q Cocionaai 4
AVE- u : - nomed 6ooW6eo ~
80 isjoro1 % collision winter oolor'
lnsl d Delhi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

- Io1lana nisloicnl 6oc1sty -
- roVlVuA vikh ". r. EngItoo pgooe-
SSa1 - II. ". WooIloo viee-prosieo9l
- eorsospooolsg secseeary. 1be rIgol
nss - she right piscss-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11
"a ANHUAL RsUNI0H or
f1n ptiHx IA yc.GnrsEss. nss1nsaa -

~ ANNUAL BEUHl0u Or
TUB 09eh RD0lMGUf HI
DlAxA vOLUNTEERs-
n - DeDa q Oseoocase1o, FEe1ag
anA Saturday. Ju1y - - -
Joha a. Cross. Grssseastie, ChaiF-
Jois 4 RaskIs. IDdIasspe'Ia ss'ss-
Bsvsd v. B,skirk. Gsspest Trsas-
z. 4 Bvovn, wisanss HistssiAa.
TIE following partial programme -
bosa arrasgod By the eonmtsee;
r. the norDiag. visitIng ooOrade1
VIM . ~ q depoes by special 60
Diflso anA dirocssd % @. =. = ball,
which VII = uoe1 . hsidQuartoro der.
ing tbs dsy ana Tor - rsesptSos q
3 o'elock ,. - Rsrollosst.
3 20 O'Clock y u, WelcoOe Aooreec'
-, % hehalf q u city, MAYOR Sossps
isspe..s ), Prof JOIN - B'osa G
r. Nuneie.
% bshslf o. Post No. II. g. =. =
apd tho soIdisro of she eo1aty, 0arshA
w. z Star, loth Ind. besssrys Fos
R~oosss ~ Lieut. John 3. Raskia
Co. A. oodiasspol's.
Y1lDAY Hsonf-
8 o'clock, CAnp Fin; which vi
probably b held q she Open House
Recitssion. 1lim Belle RAGno.
6ou9. Nsss Kate HaonOod-
Poo0. written for The 0ccnsjen-
sThe Rsak and FiBs oi the Old z7tn-
| Rssposdsd V by Robt 0rsgesys c. 7
| sThe Medicine Chssls Respoedsd
! b. Surx. J. J. Johnson. MartiasvtIIs.
.Tbe Quartsrmassers DepG' =
| sposdsd . " Q II ,. y. Janssos' Y
I sTSe Hssd Taek.s Rssposdsd % B
lsesgt Lewis +. eessss @. !. Ten
I sThs Army Male, sn1 whas I k.o,
iabout him. Responded 9 ~ oeols
| -" The Pssssoser.- Rsspssdsd y ;
John Bsssahas. c.. - Wsshsagts
I .o,d Hsp, de sstlsr.. Resposdsa
! ~ Can't Joe Bailey, Co. D.. 6eyDeer.
n ~Tha q. - - Respoodo0 v !
.iChnk 8. 2. Fee. Pase Co00Asdogs Po
No n. Greeneasale. tnd.
TO the uemery - our ysl1en =
/ rOeA' Responded % by - <. CeAps
I Eth Ind. CIV, GreeDcastie-
n sWhat ought 70 Be done foe thoee ~
'lare Iivingf- Responded 20 by Lieu
Geo. J. Lsngsdsle. ~ lad Csv-, sdit'
/. Of Tie Banner
N sArCRoAy MoRxfHos
; ; o'clock-eleetioa % o1oess ~ eassia
year. and ssleetioa q plses - -
, % o'sIock. Address 10 the ReGine'
; loa hehalf ol cisisrns Of Putnsm cQnnt
!. bv uon. d. = WilliaasOn. Rcepoa
..'by coi. Stlas Celgrovs. ~ssh'ss'o
y Reesneasai History. By Cossads
eiR. BroWn, Co. T., Winsoae-
sl DGuugR-
II spread By wsrrea t0washlp usd
: 'the diroctioa Of Mics Eaigsjae Wtllioa
. 'aud CO0rode Joa- B. ee1leFs ed -
I derpd % ~ Old S7sh ~ Ga0illoo-
. We hope % provide frss easerssi
: meat % IL visiting eooraon ssd -
e!WIses-
a ne survivise coarades q %. x
iraised 90 Dubois comfy, ose cordial
|Spvjen6 % cowe aod ealk ovsg Aroy
II ,IPoso9ae sosooa - enjoy -hard sse1
Si JcuH 4. CB0st
~ Chalruan g5th Begt1 As'e-
n Al Nosnusox, ca CO. q An'g
III
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-
H. srr11ns ecurt, yestsrdsy. -
ovsrruloh - peeltloo foe rsnonzl
% tho cooo - IL Doord Of Couu11s
ers % Knox co1oty oga1nee Geos1o -.
NouoyoDery, APPEALED - - - -.
court iron Davies county. vb1co -
decfded q hvor ~ n. 10n1GD4ogy>
The 60 coscerns he vellhrp - 80
vlnooanes 8 Ohio River railway 49,
pany. ed ~ 49, ID court soDo t0o -
|ihrce years- 4 AZ of too PER oo4t~-
|aoounting 70 shout oSo.O0o = ~:
'cennes toWnship and 3i90O y neg!t
'sou township voted in I'D = -
|ohove namod corporation, and tbo eo1nS
niaosooers being enjosned from logyInI
- AZ The NADER hAs bee1 u1dec64D1
Iup % the preaoas ti0e- The itm1e -
'boon roncbed, however aoo - ~
IccoE Of the tax Win probably hayo - -
Ilevied by eha Beard ~ COUu1o9u11lo
- theIr sossion. next week
Ths businsssliks wey 1T ehl11s1
'have Of coesideEing the 9oee o.1c1
!things y ollso lie1o stordiog - 49,
elders. 4 listIe Lyon giri cane no1
lfro0 Sunday -school ooe oay tnpgoo4
With hsr Deed Of divine asstse.neo . -
able hsr % y bsster girl. uor no1-
e.oourngsd her and expIsined - -
boz che oosld sssk cid. but - 80
mo, mo1heg, yon speek . HID 49,
|it: dOat like TO-
| a ~ dsys alserwssd - soo1on'y
sDid yos ~ Hin. nannsl" q -
'jsans dine explaining her Qnesttoo ~ c.
I upwsrd jsrk 81 ~ th10A
!, Yea ny dear, did"
sWeii. - dossst attend % h: -.
'linss very yell. thss; ! hav0t eennvsa
u biz betserP
DurinG ths ssrrine thssdsr ssoEn -
'caDs over ~ city laee ueek. !le1ll
eiGhf-ysar old boy living = - noss1nr
nan of tho town was awAkene0s -
caIled hio mother. Who 80 sifting - -
dOWnstairs- lie - 49,
him litxle while. and Told hin b 49,
aihave 10 fer. bscause God took enze g
|IIssle boye ard Weold not iet - -
flning hurt then
: s.But God q nay up 10 HeaSoo,1 onn1
-lthe child
> .Ysa., replied he mother, ~but Ho 4
-lhere. too: He u staying night r. U|
ysroon with you- He can protect -
/ ,but can not AZ long = God = -
aivon - uot = afraid-S
lti. ~ end vas QoIefod, an1 tho Doe1c
l-llo(R Mn "a vent bock 70 TIE drawtn0
room. Prosty sooi there cane onoe11
IdeafeoinR clap of thunder, wben the ~
lcravIjn9 ont of bed, came % he bon0 Z
y -the stairs and called again
q -What do you want, GeorgeF onES
rlhis mother.
~You cone Up here and say 80
itlGod swhiIa asd iet me 50 do~nsts1su
!. wss The reply.
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ean Joaes says: ~Ths aoasenloo c11
,Gcds thocghts piled up; - oco..
I0odh eho1Ghos spreaA ost; -
Iose G06's tboughts u bloo0s 49,
l1rooe oro Csod's shooRilo y peofA
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|osvlsss Csun<y DDecsA
4 reporter noticed Col n. r. Jepeou
|reGurniug from . "Trip 20 ~ oo0atry las(
Nondsy nigkt and ths jaded eppear1noe
|of HE team suggested lose drive. 1he
|Colonel looked - if he 1elt abo0t The
|saDe = be did aflss getting back fro1
|Republican meeting In 1854 uhere b
he'd been % The stump Tor tbe riomed
knight
.HslIo. ColooeIis said The scribe
l-Havs y0u bees oct bOusding the key
luoss' u The campaign ~ loooy
| well. 10; not exsctly tha1," replte<
Iths gallant Colonel. -Tvs bseu atsend
IIng : Decoration Day celsbratios sed .
eosrse you know thsrsi % politics Y
THAT"
| Further isquiry discovered he fhc
|shas Col. Jep. had ben down ia Ou6oi
|oounty addrsssing big meeting = Por
ltersvilIs that was he1d II respece q
I 'INemorial Day. Some six o. eight hun
'|dred persons we're presont and the d.
lpaa.ed oG II the happiesi manner. Co
jJepooo Wos ~ osoeog - - eocn9o
'|snd ! fFiond from Jospoe writes - -
'.he ably sustained his excellont reputl
Ition = : speaker Of superior sbility.
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C-p. Puoey. : oolooa keepor . -
|fAyeteo ofrocG LooioviIle. vao 5to1 ~ .
|jnry y the c1ty sourt - that cry . 41
|1.i ~ kookiog : disorderly hou1
|6ouod guIlty end 1ned e3OrQ - 60
u~na1ev ~ - lav.-N. ~. LedGor.
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~. Dornan B. EAtna be- bo9gn =
|sories % Is&ters addressed 70 tho Hou<
|samool J. Randall. 10 shese two Geu1l1-
- coald b perssaded 70 esg9go ~
|coercoDon1enc which wouId ed - &C.,
|tho Ki|koooy caa fght, tbe couoery 80
|hruco - ed bear the in1icston ute1 1l-
|co0Iag seslgustioo-
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10 NzD00 108D0 0DU0 ~ 90'
4 - aGlicts1 With dsafsea took I
proscdpsSos % . drnggisL who 1I1e1 I
uieA ere and @ ~ Do1sst style. IN
|doaf - asked the prjos, wheo 10 ~
|Iowing eo1k occ1rve1:
Dscrgiss (IoDoing o. the coonoer 81
|pDlIlne II : vcnn-yoo-pay-1p sost q
|.s.ss,--rAs PF'es = s'vsstv-av'
Id ~
Dssessst Cs ; lss6er voies)--ssvss
|ly-Gvs ceatA please.s
Dssf Cesisasr--well thss's yes
Ave ocaes-s
Drureiss (is : very losd ~ vsr,
llr0 nasasr)--I said ssvessy -
Dsse Cssssnsr (gssisg ssevy,-
l~Well whes oors dc yos vaati ] jss
|gn00 20 6ve ceatAS
Oreegise (soslo voics)-Well. % 9
lshuo1eF wilh yOar Detlcioe; 80
(hgoo cooes, snyway.s
4 n abo1t tUo WoPks tie Looisvill
|Whocl Club viIl 0ake : trip TO Cinclo
,naGi GA back j. : siagls day. The a.
leanco " roo6 = ~ miles Only d
'lbosG ao6 most sxperiencsd riders vii q
lteDpe the journey.
\ u ~ days sinee lgsssS- a. , Car
||an1 q. Woo6ruG boeh of tAis city, mad
rs - o Dar6s1own ~ TIE nlooUoel
,|pSko "a tAon back % I0olsviIlo T.
D|cln9le day. covering lOs niloe - groeeS
IThfs y ako hess gu0 % he oooeoo. .-ICS
|lsvillo CoorioeJ JoorDal-