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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-03-15
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

BE it remembered that at a regular meet
ing Of the Board Of Supervisors for Lin
coin county, State Of Mississippi, begun
aud held at the Chancery Clerks Office in
the court house Of said county, on the
| first Monday in March 1883, the same
being the fifth dav OF said month, and the
day appointed by law for holding said
court, there were present: Hamilton
Smith, J w Boone, W II peun, l. Y Lew
is aud NJ " Nevis.
Ordered by the Board that the contract
Tor building bridge across Bayou Pierre be
awarded to q ) Lambright, at aud for the
SUM Of $50
Ordered by the Board that the contract
for building bridge on Red river, No "a,
be awarded to A J MOrG, at and for the
sum Of $40.
Petition for change on the Topisaw
and Brookhaven road, on + McComb's
place.
Ordered by the Board that the Coronc r
and Ranger pay to q EMoorc S2,S5, beIng
half The net proceeds Of the sale of COW
! taken up by him.
Ordered by the Board that the Coroner
and Ranger pay to the treasurer, Allen
Smith, the sum of $3.50. being half the net
proceeds Of the sale Of COW taken up by u
i Moore.
Ordered by the Board that the Coroner
and Ranger pay to Emanuel Richie the
sum of s., 40, being half net proceeds of the
sale of OK taken up by him.
Ordered by the Board that the Coroner
and Ranger pay to the treasurer, Allen
Smith, the sum of $40, being half the
net proceeds Of the sale Of COW taken up
by him.
Ordered by the Board that the following
persons he appointed overseers of the pub
lie road Tor the ensuing yegr:
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-03-15
BRooKHAvEN MARKET.

Prices Current Corrected weekly.
Neal, 3jO0
FlOur.475G6
Bacon, ga l0c
Lard, Zoe a
Hams l2t a l5c,
Sugar, IA Zoe
Coffee, 22I26c
Rice, Ia Zoe
tobacco, 35G75e
Butter, 200i0c
Salt, fine, $1,000
Calico, safe
Brown Domestic, sd9c
d" d" 570sc
Bleached 124c
Cott0n-GOOd ordinary, $40
Low middling, Si4 sac
Middling, 9094
Eggs. Zoe
Chickens, 1.566 $40
liides-green sailed, &c
Dry sailed, &c
Flint, 740-c
Wool-Washed 25c
:" Unwashed. lSc
Slight bury, Is
:, Medium bury, Zoe
Bad bury. &C
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-03-15
Hatst Hats,, Hats!!!

The finest assortment of Gentlemen's
Hats at Wm. Abshageu's cheaper than
.iseVhcrc.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-03-15

The annual statement of he Mn'nai
Life Insurance Company of New York is
published in to-laN's paper, and shows
that the year 1897 WAS The most prosper
ous one his company has ever "j"N"d'
The new business written amounted T."
$69, 457, 400 81. or an ircIta>e OF 2b24,
7l9 over The new business of ls56. The
nssets at the Mutual Life now aggregate
the enormous sum of SllS.eo6. sol -,
making il by far the largest financial IN
stitntiun in the world. The company has
now an outstanding Insurance. account
amnnnIing to S427 .6-S,9;3. /! received
for premiums in lrS7 the sum of $l7.llO.-
9OI, and it's total income from all sources
amounted t" s23, O70, O!246. 1t paid I" its
members during he year tor death claims
and en,lowmlents over SO. 900. 900, and the
total payments tn policy holders aggr"ga-
ted Sli,I25,423 60. The number of p"l'-
cies was increased to 140, 94', The largest
number in any regular Lite lns nrance
/ Company in the world.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-03-15

have used in my pra"tic" and sold
many bottles of CREOLE FEMALE TONIC
with most satisfactory RESULTS.
most unhr>ltatiuGly pronounce il the
very best preparation ever saw t"I all
the diseases knnwn 10 suffering women,
such a. painful mru>truatIon, suppress.
ION aud irregularities of the monthly
period.
regard it ~ n great blessing and
chrrrtmllN adv Sr all needing II rierara-
tInn of that kihd To use CREOLE FINALE
Tonic.
Dir. u. p CLAYTON, WhiSham, Ga.
CREOLE FEMALE Tonic Is specially
adapted Tor womrn,s Diseases OF every
nature. l.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-03-15
A Wonderful Cure.

w. ID. Hoyt d Co., VIII leSale and Re-
tail Druggists of Rome, Ga, says: We
have been selling DIR. Hi Ig's New Dis
covery, Electric Bittrrs and Buckirn $
Salvr, for we Years. Have never handled
remedies that sell as we'll, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wundeIf ul cures effected by these
me,liri as in this city. Several eases ot
pronounced Consumption have been en-
{ rely cured by use of few bottles of DIR.
Kings New Discovery, taken III connee-
tion with Electric Bitteis. We guaran-
tee them always.
Sold by T T.. Meade e. Co.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
iIlia OILS Central Railroad.
GnIxn NnKrn DAILY.

GOING NORTH (DAiLY).
EXpRESss-Lcavps y. o.. 1913 q. III.
Arrives Brookhaven, 2:53 p. ~
Arrives Mt Jackson, 5:l5 y. m.
No. 4 ExrEEsS- LcuvcsN o., $50 p. m.
Arrives Bruokhaven, 9:47 p. IN.
Arrives ut Jackson, ll::4 l.. m.
GOING SOUTH (DAILY).
No. I EXrR.-IIves. Jackson. .4:30 y. m,
Leaves Bruokhaven, 6:Z2 y. m.
Arrives at n. o., IL p. IN.
No. 3 NAIL-Lcaves JacE s0n. .1:2e q. m.
Leaves Brnokhaven, 3:2o q. M.
Arrives New Orleans, c:zO ". M.
Nns. 8 and 4 d." not stop at flag sta
iioms. Nus ! and2 stop mt all stations.
All trains atop AZ Bru0khavrn.
.Y~Trains both ways make close con-
nectiun with ali of the |. c. branch roads.
FREIGHT TRAINS
No mixed going north leaves Brook
haven at go 4. NJ.
No. mixed going south leaves Brook
haven at 1858 p NJ
ER-Mixed Freights do not run on sun
day and none goes south "n Monday.
Z. ". BEE.
Local Agent.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-03-15
Valuable Property for Rent.

The CITY Hotel, Br""hha>' n, lately oc-
cupird by }. W. Martin; is for ant at
reasonable rates. Contains Is rooms, is
'thIn 20 yards of 6rp"t. and the best
location in town. Apply 10 Miss l.. $.
Gartman, Brookhaycm.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-03-15

New BRAUNFELs, Ten, July =, lSoo.-l
have worn, in teaching, pair of Hawkes.
Snectacles constantly for twelve years
during which time have experienced u"
further .liminution of sight, no perceptibie
change Of focal distance.
PROFESSOR T. l.. Lyons.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-03-15

Toll les n 4 Annuties in
force. Ian. II ,l,e3
Ri ks Assumed q.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-03-15
NOTICE.

The public is respectfully invited T." at
TEND il Mass Meeting to lie held at Z. NJ.
At the Court House Saturday, 17lh tn>'.
AT This meeting speeches viii hr made III
tlI. interest of me Colored Earm. rs Uu-
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-03-15
Rem mber, Bone Is The Base Of
All Our Fertilizers.

SPECIAL F RTILlZGhS FOR
COTTON, SUGAR, FRUIT TREES, CAB
BAGE & VEGETABLES GENERALLY.
:-THE-:
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-03-15

b Do1ds Secured by Mortgages on
Real Estate -. S49,e15, rs Is
United States and other BO"dS. d, 1887 81
- Real Estate and Loans ON toll
lateials -. Ga,i59I73 81
Cash in Banks and Trust Com
uenies at interest -. =. G,5I9sG2 B
" Interest accrued, Premiums de-
ferTti and III transit and Sum-
dries ...... ... ......... 2,973, iG9 %
s!.2,G0,,C5I az
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-08-02
Questions fer the Workinsmen TO Ar
sWer.

If an employer wishes t. secure ten men,
aud finds twenty ready TO 70 TO work, VINO
will set the price per day, the employer or
empioye:
A. the tariff reduction proposed ny the
Democrats would enable foreign manu-
fac;urcr, ip compete wi'h uur nNn tor our
boin, market. "a ,uij 1t nat have the same
effect on The wages of oar Wurtmcn IN the
protected industries. a. though there "ere
a SURPLUS If lI.tarcr> looking inl employ
mcnt:
II thi> would bc the effect would not
the Democratic reduction result IN de
creased pay to the workmcn or compel
the home manufacturer to close hi> works,
hcing unable Ia compete with pauper IA
bor and pav the present rate Of wages
What advantage would it be to the men
thrown ont OF employment. or receiving
less paw. to have goods sold cheaper II
they hay, no means Ia purchase them:
What are the men thrown out OF en-
ployment tu doe viii they not com" y
comncti,iuu with those still cnpiot cd. anu
A. a result OF the law Of supply and de-
mand make the price Of labor still lower;
What advantage viii it he 10 you 20
vote for Democratic free trade and accom-
pli<h the above results: I'v''1H' h'r""y
ErtrsV-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-08-02

chanel, the building site for which ha>
been purchased during the past week OF
I A Freeman The location Is beautl-
ful one. on little hill commanding hne
view of the harhnr and mountains, CEN
trally situated, few rods retired from the
main road and busy traffic of the corner.
The road leading 10 II VIII be opened on
the northern side Of J. + K. Freeman ;
store The Rev. Mr. Haskell Is very san
rhine of securing sum of money sui
9ricpt to push forward the work rapidly.
Al tile Union church to-day, the Rev }.
p Haley. presiding elder of the NJ. +.
conference. assisted Mr.. Haskell IN the
services also conducting the services NJ
the old church on the south side IN the
afternoon. at which the baptism and ad-
mission into the church Of several mem
bels will take place
The f.awton brothers have sold their
business interests Ia the >ar,iine cannin.
factory on Frromaus wharf, to the Mayo
hrother>- Sim aud VIII whose go-ahead-
hive abilities VIII ensure active operations
Mr., Llewellyn Of Hampton, \, ), j.
.ueufln.. few weeks with her daughter.
Mr. Julia lrmnnt whose III health keeps
her close prisoner. To- sire great regret OF
friend. aud ncishnor~ vino admire her
social Qualities A. Wcil - the patience AMI
Sweetness with which -i,r bears her hard
lot
plr usually ,yrIl behaved aud t,w abi'i-
iu.. district has within month, ] an
ashamed to say, been the SEEN" 81 t"A
case, of assault and battery which have
l.letl nut cou>tRhlr Gtiiry ani hi~ "a''
raut~
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State News.


lesaiu y tlc u'Pn,nci'A a. tne
n>'s'' "os i'NiI ''e ''"',l ~ ni'.,ie
tl'e i'ii'" i"- He Hu>l''N N'n'
~ 9i'' az VIC 'NP''d' az p'eHNe' 20
no ~ ~" - ~ "a ''''
aPfe"i - nr eo'nP'eIc "iS'lall"h -
y, ~ '''i'' II, ''l'.'',S
'.'''i a. "P1i''l'u' LI'Hel w.
l'-1 - ar IA, " t-1
hopeful that they have the dreaded Dis
ease uudcr control DIR. Young wa in
consultation with the board and express sell
himself perfectly satisfied that the proper
course i, being pursued to prevent its
furthur spread No deaths have yet oc-
CURED from this disease
,,.i .,,t ILL.,,
pa-,,.,a IA ~. 49, ''.,' 80 NIX y" u
,,.,.. -, ','l4 ,''t r"I,. -i.
.i7 %4 % " 'P-'"@ "''''
:" Nv ''''''''
The transfer of the funds Of the State
~ q.l al t',,i.ii,s.,t III N,
vi ha,... ,11.riti..d ~. .,,,,,,,,, .nd fo~,J
tl,. gs,a,,l(.- ,.,,rr,.,.,
Salmon ale making their appearance
IN the hachias river and several were re-
Gently taken there. It viii probably be Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-08-02
Cong ~aL


Monday. IH'N t'Fv-"''Ii '',' ,.-..,'
submitted q nI"~>-Gt "n ih- ,'rt n Ihe
4 iNH service 'iIiiit> 'h
The SrnAt- Nj Dr.r- @aa '.r- Sc" =
ART >p"k" against ihr ra'ii'+H 40 ~ the
FISHERIES Treaty anu h'r.' 'rfrh''S
"ere nial' =" So rctarA ~ ar. tN+r"
10 baliin"rr paper
Il 10 House Ihr N'i"'c .'. perfect
the Quarantine service N-'' .#---,..
tuesday he N'E''"5 .t" Ann
1"hert prh>l"h gag "t> Responsiveness
aha PIT DAVIS showed mat tAerr were
many 'rr"I' "a "" IIr''"'h' " a-r :
amendments "eTe oia 3, % t.'' IT. Ap-
preparation Dill; H.i i'' fire inF'. H'lIeut
"i a committee I" rrf'f' "n ~ M'>!EesN
relations ~ it'> country ard a.A'A was
referred; Hirrrt IA "Ae'"hi'hi p the
Nundry lNIi biii va l''d"
he House The pk'ah"fna OH was
Laheh up Spee'he> nvihs lnaur Tor ana
against ~ lhe Ifesllehls tN!l Service
message was Fead' ou' fAcited u" com
mcht.
Heuhesday- ne House continues TO
transact business without quorum
Amendments were mace 10 the Army APP
preparation Din
In The senate MI. tullom introduced
resolution authorizing the Interstate Com
merce commission 10 investigate canada ;
aggressive raiiroad policy IN The North
"est-
thursday ne senate me Military
Appropriation piii was passed Win the
Hawiey amendment; the Republican SEN
at"rs nave gwen unanimous support 70
thg new 'arin measure
Ne house a pm !" increase inc pow
er o. tile ro-tina-'er-Geierai IN the cree
e.'n .! Po>.-oii!ce 'ui'uihss was consul
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-08-02
National News.

An explosion occurred at the Zion
coal mine eight miles below Henderson
Kentucky Several buildings were com
pletelr demolished one man was killed
outright and two others will die.
yellow fever has again broken out in
Florida.
The New York HorlT. Washington
correspondent said that the public career
Of Samuel J. Randall is ended. for ms
PHYSICIANS have discovered that he Is SUI
fering from cancer Of the stomach, AMI
ar, forced To the conviction that II i
ncurable Their examination has NOT
proceeded further than this as yet aud
There /. AT least hope that the effects Of
the malady are not Immediately dauger-
ous
Brig Tcucr.ire which arrived In Lewis.
Delaware. SUNDAY from Havana, lost TWO
men NJ sea from yellow fever.
Henry :. Ives. Of New York, suppo--
81 to be ia Canada, Unexpectedly -nrren-
dcred himself III New YORK, the 24th uI'-'
to answer to an indictment charging
cInhezzlrmcnt from the Cincinnati Ham
.iinn 4 DAYTON Railway company ''Hofte
II Stayner. ex-presidcnt ~ the same Fna'
also surrendered he and Ise> gave eI''-
ooo bonds each
About = week ago 4 man named luud.
! li~ brother and four Others left san PED
4 ro California IN an open boat for trip
around the Catalina Islands. MONDAY
( the boat was found bottom UP on the -
land Several fishermen who srtiNcd AZ
san Pedro SUNDAY reported seeing boat
containing 1--we or six persons cap>sheA
during a gale bat We're unable e. rescue
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-08-02
AUCTION.
Executors Sale.

HANCOCK IS.
THE undersigned, cNeesrs af tine last will an1
1 testament 90 the esta Of the late Elisha Gar
lank. OF Ellsworth, ,leceasi. nn'icr license OF thu
Probate Court for said coaty, will sell at public
auction on Wednesday T. twenty ninth day OF
August next at two 0'rnr in the afternoon gu
the premises, the dweiin- hoH-e and lot on The
west side Of Union River al on tae northern side
of Main street, which u occupied during the
last years OF his life rs "a Garland as his home
stead. Terms cash.
Ellsworth, July 2ith II
GEoRsE ". NEBFGIS, /
ABiJAH 6ARLAD, Executors.
3W31
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Southwest Harbor.

Through the kindness of Mrs. Samuel
Luryey. many friends were permitted
Tuesday evening, July "a, to witness a
rare and beautiful sight-the opening of
five lovely blooms of that wonderful plant,
the night blooming cereus. The cactus is
a very thrifty and unusually handsome
one, about four feet high, and had already
opened twin blossoms on the Sunday pre-
cehing this grand display
The Methodist parsonage at Norwood's
cove has been sold to d. L. Mayo, thus
enabling the committee in charge to take
active steps towards the erection of the
long contemplated Methodist Episcopal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-08-02

In This testimony that he had told Allen
Merrill. of Dexter. his story about the
men he now claims to he Stain and Crom-
we'll Mr.. Merrill says be has no remem-
brance of any such circumstance, and
thinks If Maddocks had ever told him
such a story he would ne sure to remcm-
Der IL. since the attendant circumstances
were of sufficient Importance to fix II in
his mind"
The Sagadahoc county Prohihitionl~t
convention made the following nomiua-
tons senator Henry f. Palmer Bath.
County Commis>ioner-Juan l. Berry,
Georgetown. Register OF Probate
Elmer : Crosby, Bath. County Attpr-
ney- Francis Adams Bath. Sheriff..
u. small Bowdoinham County Treas
urer-Asa e. Palmer Bath
Mrs IIannah j Bailey. OF Winthrop
the well known temperance worker and
1 philanthropi~t chartered the steamer
Mrs~alanekre Tuesday Of list week and
u.ud,red large party % distinguished
/ guests from Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
/ cl>cW here, complimentary excursion
/ snt banquet az LAKE Maranocaak THE
/ Wm'af.p hand accompanied 'ife pari!
7 SETON. tbr Bangor postal ear m1r
T ,lcT,r /, said to be seriously III Mt hi- hnnt,
( IA Massachusetts lie cannot sleep ans
( hi ,,tk .iciau~ SAY merry nu~ disease ht'
! cn.uplnie possession NJ HIN. There ST.
grave druht~ about w. living through ~
/ sn', Wtg.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-08-02
STATE or MAINE

D., fsss, ''H ''.'r ~
Accounts having been hled for -.t,...,u,sf l,
fstdsts 9l Euhice II COX late. OF Egrt-r.rr .
NJ, M 81 ,',,a Il I'm Administrntar I-tu Iaa
Prank a. Young, Executor.
oEbEEEh That he ,aiI accountant. ,,r. Id.
vi. ~ % t persons Interested hv causing cote o.
-" 20 it Published three weeks -urrr4-
-, W we Ellsworth American, a nr#vsltll,er
pai,.'en ~ Ellsworth, IN said county ftat the.
I9is apleAf ~ Pr"Aatr Court ID IL holden At
., ~. ~ u pa the mo "Wednesday Ut iu-g-t n"Ns
Z. ~ yen p the clock in the forenoon ana ,be,y rt-
lowed. e s''''i' "'l ''' u
.. PGtNSINGfI All, Judge.
So. Attest .-tfiAs- l. boRE. Register.
. rug copy Attest - HAS- r. DnkR. Register.
3W2g
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Nonresident Tax Notice

The following ii-t Of tar ar real estate II non
resilient owners "a the t4Aa of Trenton for the
year n l~-1. No blii- ammiitr! To Pearl H.
Leland, Constable 20 mi town. tho scvrurl
dAy Of MAJ. l~>1, ha- c,l returned 81 him II. ~
naming unpaid. pu the 3.h tltv % Aptif l-s~ Ly
hi certificate u that dat. and remains un-
paid. and notice !, hcreif given that If the said
tax and Interest aDl rhaTs- are not paid Into the
treasury Of .aid town mhin eighteen months
from the date II ttr commitment NJ the -aid bills
20 much % the csll --t8f viii be sufficient, To
pay The amount Hue theffor, inclusiiug Interest
atd charges. viii Wiihnafurth notice he s.lI
AT public auction at the dice Of the treasurer in
said town, on the -lli ia Of November l->- al
o'clock. =. ".
William Jones. ~ acre land Value TAN
III District No. l. sEll @,1g
Herr Of y. r. Brtnswser, 100
acres 81 Lsad to lis. Nes 300 G-5
Heirs of Joseph HAYNES acres
Of land in district No =: 50 IS
H. u. Mason, 80 acres ~ lHd III
bis. No q. IJB "a
Granville Curtis, ) acre. land
10 Dis. No. /, 40 25s
George Young, house, i50.
! barn. n
IS acres land, Ia Go!
IA. THoMPsnS,
3wSl Treas. Of Trenton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-08-02

The opening of the Republican cam
paign in this State will take place at Port
land. August Is. All the Maine congress
men are expected to be present Meetings
will be held afternoon and evening in
CITY Hall Mr.. Blaine will speak at one of
the meetings in the hall and will also
speak from the balcony of City Hall. Hon.
\. W. Miller, of Brooklyn, will be inciud-
ed among the list of speakers, and posi-
biz Governor Porter. OF Indiana, VIII De
present
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-08-02
~. GAsWElt SCHOOL.
BOARDING & DAY NCH0OI

49, ~ LADIES' AND MISSES.
,tta ~ t'ark street. Portland. Ne.
r,is =. n, tiioi.'ti'ph. Principal.
:, ihis school offers superior advantages fnr
tsoronsh preparation for college as vel a. rosirses
those who desire to supplement 4 Hen srba.,l
course p" i'=h s''f''''i
fab ferln commences sept. ~ The Hat-si a..
TohiI9.iaiI0I3s for boarding pupil raa4ie- IS -ar
" aspiration necessary
send for eirr ulaTs, 81 Park street
i0g29
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gN 2 n = 2
Dissolution OF Copartnsrship,

Vt the Fraasnn Haat. \ capable -ifi. Appiy
at uaCC- lWJi"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-08-02

Better /. a Republican dinner of herbs
where love is, than Democratic oarDe-
cued OK and hatred Herewith.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-08-02

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N-rtaf- have A.-u visiting Nj t7-i..
ustH-t Mr. 7 Hlu,klrt
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Mr.. Leonard C. Long ariit"l her" sh""t
three weeks az. from california "hvrr
HI iaN resided most - the tIinr since i'43
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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-05-05
An Indignant Crpse.

The other day in the streets Of
Belgrade the police found man
apparently frozen to death. He
was identified and his body given
to his friends, who naturally sci
about burying him. As the funeral
was going to the cemetery the fro
zen gentleman so far thawed- as to
rap on the inside Of his coffin, and
he raped so loudly that the funeral
party bolted. The hearse driver,
thinking possibly that such con-
duct on the part of a corpse was
illegal, drove the coffin to the lollce
station and gave the contents into
custody for creating a disturbance
at it's own funeral. The police un-
did the coffin and tie dead gen1l :
man Immediately sat up and COM
planned bitterly of the conduct OF
his friends in being in such hurry
to put him undsrground.-Vlenna
Gazette.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-05-05

out in search, and to the JOY of the
people they discovered the lost cat
tie, now increased to several hun.
dred. The place where the herd
was grazing is now called the Cow
Pastures The story is enshrined
in the most cherished traditions OF
the colony; it is not for me to cast
doubt on their authenticity. Here.
then. was the ugly duckling out OF
which the swan of the Southern
Sc was to grow. Branded from
t first with the stain of convict
ism settled by the scum of the
erin i,al classes of England, who
woul seem to have been equipped
rather with the hope that tEev would
fail than they would succeed; re-
garded by the Home Government
as an almost uninhabitable and al
together useless country, save as a
convenient hole into which to throw
human refuse-Austrailia has risen
to. a commanding height of pros
peritv and influence, thanks to her
natural resources, to the industry
of the race she has so generously
but mainly to the extra
ordinary genius, energy and fore
thought of an unbroken succession
of great unconditional Review.