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Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
rha I,rna Klln olnb.

"Man Is an unreasonable animal when
you come 10 fggev him down." SAID
Brother Gardner, as the meeting quietly
opened AVID Trustee Pullback got finally
seated. "When go to trade hossea wid
. man exsect he will pint out all de
ringbones an spavins on his beast an let
me conceal all dc ailments in my own.
"If my nay bur aiA't got sugar TO lend
de fackt riles my hull family. II havn't
a hoe to lend him calmly advise him to
buy one Of his own.
"We git together an agree dat de ken
try ar gwine to de dogs on account OF
dishonest Office holders, an on 'leckshun
dav we turn out an work hard for Ias-
eally candydate bekase he has promised
US fat pointmsnt.
"We see de need of stringent law an
we lcckt our best lawyers 20 de legisla-
cher to make It. De law cotches us whar'
de ha'r ar short, an we go to dose same
lawyers an offer 'tm bribe to find q
loep hole; - 49,, n.
/ scrimps on de hay iu order to buy more
plug tobscker fur himself and bekase de
hoss begins to show his ries Brudder 0
bee howls about de dishonesty Cb de
| farmers.
"Wo sot on de fence an injoy de sun
shine an count up how bushels Of tur-
nips orter grow whilo we are off fshin'.
II We are short on turnips we excuse
ourselves but blame the LHwd.
1--WE kin gee whsr' de man mex doah
can't afford to keep two hired girls and
buy his wife a sealskin cloak, tut it's all
right for us to buy pisner an put up a
lightnin' rod on good deal less wages.
"De man who gits up in Jinuary an
how fur spring kin allus be fouad
cussln' de hot weather bout de middle
OF July.
"If Samuel Shin lends Pictles Smith
50 he can't sleep nights fur fear he won't
get 1t back. II de contrary ar de case
Samuel kin sleep till 9 o'clock in the
mswnin' an loa, all de rest OF de day.
! "Let friend cum to US wild de tool
ache au' we kin calmly give him direc-
tions how to reach de highest dentist.
Let us have an achln' molar and we ex'
Ipsck every pu son to break his back
huntin' up some remedy an feelin
sorry Take us all In all we ar a selfish
unreasonable, inconsistent los, an dc
only reason de Lawd lets MS lib on is be
kase he ain't got no place to bury US al
to oLce"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

Eor daliescy, for purity. aid for I'M
proyenent of the e-1mpl9&itn nothing
eQuAls Pazz3ni's Powder.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
vor arv sooa.-r-.p", ~ ~,
Arlar many DAsa

About II years ago a farmer named
Gleason, living northeast of Indeper :
dsnce, one morning found one Of his
colts dead. and there was certain evl
dence that 1t had been killed by some
one. The youAg man supposed to have
X lied the colt lef, The couhiry about that
time, and very little was heard from him
until last fall, when 1t was learned that
he had been converted and had joined the
church. A short time ato the young
man returned to buchanan county for a
visit. While there he went to Mr..
Glcason's farm, and, meeting that pei
son, said: "I believe you lest colt sev-
eral ears ago." ~ dia," was the reply.
"How much ~as 1t WORTH" WIS the next
question. About $So." "Will this pay
for I'll" said the yisitor, has ding cut sit0.
."Yes, and more, too" said Mr.. Gleasoh,
handing back $50 The other perscn
took the $40 AID departed, starting ioi
NJ braska that day. This is the kind oil
religion that is needed.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
rnn t,,,l silvar nnonn.

How fresh In my mind are the days ol
my sickness,
When tossed me In pain, q ieyersd
and sorg;
The burning, the nausea, this sinking
and weskuees,
And even the old fpoon that my
medicine bore.
The old filvar spoon, tho family spoou,
The SICK chamber spoon that my
medicine bore.
How loath were mT feTsr-parohed lips
to recsipe 1t,
How neuaRous the stuff that 1t bore
to my tongue,
Aud the pain n rny inward1, ohi naughi
noold relieve 1t,
Tou2h tears OF dies1st from roy eys-
bslls 1t wrEpg
Tbs old silver spoon, tie mei'clpe fpooni
How nwiul the stuff that 1t lett on IN =
tengue.
Such Ia the sfsect OF Dauseous, gripping
medicines which make the sich-room 3
memory OF horror. DR.. PisEce's Pleasant
PurgsttVa Pellets, on the contrary, art
email, .ugar- saetad, easy TO 'eks, pure
ly vegetable and perfectly efertiye. %
cents Vial.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Two KINDS OF Capital


In 1SiS two yonn1 man graduated
from an interior co lege. When thsy
were about TO leave Tor horna the prpki.
dent shook him heartily by tho hand,
and wished them Ruocess In lie.
"Ah, Doctor" said ons, ait has oons
to jim nlreAdy. He has fortune OF
q 'ty thousand dollars. But l have no
oaoital to begin life with"
Jim's fortune was large ono fer
those days. He invested 1t and for o
few years lived on the in,nrsss OF ".
The investment proved = bad one, and
he lost everything He had neither
trade, profession nor busineps habits
Heaoe he remained for the rect Of lis
life poor man.
Hie oomrada. knowing that eucceas
depended en- bis own efforts, studied a
profession, which without q dollar of
capital brought him . competency and
at i2st wealth.
Young men nrs apt to estimate m oney
alone sB capital. That one of their
pumDes had inherited money Is, ttei
think, better cQuipPed for the Btruesls
Of llfs than Aay other. The- should
look into ths com mEArAti-e coB msrcial
va US # money Nua Of knowledge and
pkill before they are quite so sure OF
that
Fleures, In this case, tell no lies. or
late years money In this country has
dsoreaBsd In value Bs q money -9etter,
while tho oompsnsation OF service rem
dered has become larger.
For example, capable domestic ser
vaut In our cities may annually lay by
sum equal TO the income upon three
Thousand do!lara In government bonds;
apd an industrious mechanic, in stsady
enploI meut, earns sam equai to the
interest Of twenty thousand dollarB OF
four per cent. A teanster in Montana,
or oow boy In Colorado, finds that his
etrAo 9Th and eki!l are worth to HIN. In
money each year, rs much AZ would ba
forty thousand dollars invested 10 the
sam . lands, even II he could Luy them
at psr.
The lawyer or physician in country
town who earns his two thousand dol
lars annually, II suddenly 6ebarrad
from practice would require sixty six
Thousand dollars IN bonds to yield him
h ssme incnne ;and the editor in. chief
of great city daily has power la his
hrain worth TO him, In hard eath, tue
capital of half q million.
Such estinatss, OF oourse, vary with
plsce or time, but they will serve our
purpose II tht y convince the boys and
girls who read that they have 10 their
brains and hhnds, while the power Of
brains and hands remains, actual,
money.g ielding capital more perma.
neut and secure, and far more satisfy
Ing than any collaborating boads.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
rnm $ srRUaaLn.


'Boiy, pray you. let mo goi''
Ut 10 9eut that stfuy giles ao.)
HH0dy. l s0a oa yonder height
Jiim relax OF . solemn light;
A hams that shiDnth from the place
where beauty walks with naked fece;
1t 10 flame you cannot gee--
Lie down, you ciud, and set me freo.
"Body, pray you. Let mo go!"
Ut is q t50al that strivoth SOL
hody hear dim sounds Afhr
Dripping from some diviner star;
DiN SQUADS Of Joyous harmony.
1t 10 my mates tnst sing, and
Must drink that song or break nay hoart-
BODY, pray you, let us part.
"Oomrade. ysur frame is worn and frail,
Your vital po wers begin to fail;
i losg for hfo, but you for rtst,
1hen, Body, lot US both be blest.
When Sou are lying meath the dow
III o5ms, som oiimss, and sing to you;
But you will feol nor pain nor WOO
Body, pray you, lot me go.'
Thus strovs Being; Beau y fain,
He broke his bonds and ed amain.
He nee the Body lay b9reft,
But on its lipi q nile WAS left,
A. II thst spirit, looking back,
Shouted upon mia upwa d trseE,
with inyoas tone and hurried breath,
Some message that oou'd comfsrt Death
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
lairass Registered Lsttsrs 10 .-...-
NEW 0HLEAHH NATIONAL RAuM
New Orleans. La.

pFMFMREp That the presence OF
AEM I11 DER Generals BenursgkId
and Early, who sRs In charge Of the draw,
ings, Ia guarantee OF sbaolute fairness
and integrity, that tho chances hre al
s1ual and that no ona can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prise
RERE EN- BER that tho pGynert Of sil
priz9s is 2UABANTEnD by FUUH
NATIONAL BANKS OF Now OTloaas
and the Tiekets sfe signed by tho Prosi.
dent OF an Institution, whose chartered
rights are recognised IN the highest Courts
therefore. heware OF any limitations o. sd
poymous schemes
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Ola Abe and the oorn Doctor.


Tribune.
Thsra is an old ohiropodist in Wash.
inston who has dootored The oorns OF nll
tue great Men In the country for the
last third of q century. l asked him
the other day how many Preoiden,s had
sat In his chair.
"Lst ms ses," he nrswered. ~ be
lievs have had every ono OF than
sincs the time Of Buohonan. came
to Washington In his administration,
hut had u OF much prsntice then. People
used to doctor their own corna. 9sysl al
times a year | wsrt 10 the White House
while Lincoln WAS there Botn he aud
hls wife had vary troublesome feet.
While was operating on Llncola onoe
he admitted delegation OF olsrgymsn
W 40 had come 70 see him sb1u. extend
In l tho work Of the Obtiatia Oommis
Bi)n In tho army. They were very
m aoh astonished when they were shown
In 10 the room where he bat on table
with his bare feet upon q chair, and l
do not know Of ADy other President
who wonld have received 90 disniAed o
delegation under similar oircnm
stances, but his time was vary valuable,
and he Gid nos want TO keep them walt
lag, He told b number OF funny sto-
RES nhont his experience wish corns
and b'n'one, snd very soon the Doctors
OF Divinity recovered from their aston
isament and began 10 exchange views
on the subject. Then they sohered down
and presented their case to Mr. Lincoln,
who promised TO issue the order they
wanted.
"At another time I was with him
when Secretary Stsnton came ovsr from
the War Department with the news OF
great victory, and she Ptesidont wAs
80 pleased that he jumped around the
room with his bare feet like boy.
81 never had much TO do with John.
SOD, and never treated him but on cs
thai remember Of when hs oame to
the office. Grant had very good feet
They were quite small for man Of his
/ build, and he had very little trouble
with them. do not rememh Tor havlnE z
treated him more than than three OF
four times willis he WAS Presiisnt, al
though altar he went out OF offlce he
| came down here on several oocanlons.
He was visiting General Beale. bs
lieve 1t was after his trip around the
i world. -.
"Hsyes sent for me only once. but
Garfield was o regular customer all the
i while he YVES IN Congress, and after be
became President suppose have his
name twenty or thirty times on my
books. He was always troablei with
oorns. The day be.ors he WAS aseassl
mated oolored man, In footman'S ltv
cry, osme into my Office and asked II I
could treat General Garfield at once, IA
he was to leave town the next day. ]
had patient In the cb2ir, but he
kindly consented to alive wAy for the
President, who thon came mp, aud was
here for half an hour. Arthur never
had any trouble wish his feet-he al
ways wa1 very careful about his shoes-
/ hut 1 WAS sent for several times whlia
be yrs President to treat msmb bera OF
| hia familY or pneRtN.n
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Fourth annual sormon.

Rev. Mr. McDowall preached his
fourth annual sermon In Lower Brandy.
wine Presbyterian Church, On Sunfs >
morning, 60 large eougreg alton, The
membership has nfariy doubled since
tho commencement of lila psstornte,
aud the tlranofs ara in tlourisbias
oondition. The congregation is fire.
auently 40 large that he church Is Allied
10 ita utmoat capacity, and Its enlarss
mont ia eeelousl7 contemplated. Mr..
Mcdowell appears to DC tina rigat mnn
In the right place.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

s,l3o Prizss amounting gto.........,sl,0b ,0bS. .0Oo
For Club Rates. or any furtner ipforna
tlon apply to the Undersigned. Yonr hand
writing must be dlstinct and Signature
plain. Hors rapid return mall delivery
Will be assured by your enclosing en- Envel
ope boaring your full add rsss.
send POSTAL NOTES. Express Money
Orders or New Y ork Exchange in ordinary
lettor. Currency by Express (Gt our ezpsnse)
addressed to
a. 4. DAUPHIH,
EnW Driaana IA
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
SHORT HAN I'D .ss T,2s.S5ii slSgg

tldoot9 ontoring now. Akin in TNREN
RDNz ssh by havaa's 5ysta1n, TIsyeu's
Colleges: Now York, Il Phtls.. pa uni.
csgo, H.; Oiaeinnasi, d.; san EranoisSo
CAl. mlSlm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Inpe D,seases.

The great anu mighty medicine, DR..
Slmns' White Pulm0ni5 BRlfnnl,
rapidly cures couEhe, hoarssness. sore
throat, GROUP, blood spitting otp. linn.
drsds OF references In Wilmington
alone, zoo. aud ST.. The prescription
of DR.. s,nms b Sou, 4th and King
streets, Wilmington. Dal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-23

ArvyASpRIA.-A delegate to the Poto-
mar Baptist Association, which mat in this
CIV last week, in letter to the Werrenton
yjrgiaian says
The hospitality of the people of Alexandria
.5lsner sed with kindness and all who par
80 ,he same will ever hold those good people
y, ,T,,eful rememb rance. We are ashamed to
confess 1t. but it has been our custom when VIC
vonied merchandise to board the train and run
~ ~ va ingtop TO get it. But we find upon
am cmp4ring prices that we could have saved
args per cent II we had spent our money with
'ba Alexaudris merchants. Now les me say to
tbo many readers Of the Firgilian, when you need
s good Of any description 90 TO Alexandria to get
Them. You will be honestly dealt with by the
merchants OF tast ETY. The proprietois Of the
hotel, and restaurants are polite and oblieing
Tbs ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE the most reliab t and
s,snpchest democratic paper OF Northern Virginia,
j, published there LGrge and commooious build
mas are b ing q c,ed and improvement and
pfogre.s sre visible every ha d May her sue
cess be equal TO her deserts"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-23

rv.NAyoR SMITH oNTHE POLITICAL SIT
nm - IN VIRGINIA. Eek Mayor Court
,. ID H smith, of Alexandria, Va, was q
laDt at the national headquarters
Tss.day. ana 10 speaking of the political
iu' in Virginia said "The tariff ques
'''1'y vii not affect the result in the ep-
a .s national contest, as Virgnians
democrats through and through. Presi
~ ~. CIeyeIand's splendid cou age in essum
.-ibe aggressive on the tariff question has
.ssnned him OF the Jackson mold, and he
~. completely won the hearts of the mas
-. by his I'll iris ia the direction of lighter
.sr.tiop aud in cheapening the necessities
" lii The great body of the people believe
,bst The Pfe-ident's aim is the country's
aord and certainly current events are prov
mo lbat he possesses in large degree the
os S Of common sense. The estrange-
s S,anr between Malone and John S. Wise is
owing wider and deeper every day. The
sv'S.nst,r repels the idea of divided au-
,noritv or int command in his party, and
~ me talented Wise thirsts for the oppor-
'n,i.y for conspicuous leadership, it will be
imnos.jbIe for the patonal republican com.
miirse or for the counsel of friends to heal
,bs breach "-New York Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-23
BY 4. T. Lucas. Auctioueer.
NOR SALE EAT PUBLIC AUCTION.

That very desirable THREE STORY BRICK
RESI- DENCE, on Prince street, No. Ala, opposite
the esidence of VIM n. Marbury, esq. The front
on Prince street is 26 feet Up inches with a
depth OF lis feet inches to q 10fect alley. The
house contains II rooms.
Terms of Sale One-half cash. the remaining
half payable in Que and two years, with six per
cent interest secured OIL the property as usual.
The sale will take place on WEDNESDAY
EVENING the 9Th of September, at five o'clock,
opposite the premises.
sug23 is W. N. McVE1GH.
NOR RENT-The THREE. STORY BRICK
4 DWELLING corner Duke and Pitt streets
(near st Paul's church,; has IL rooms, bath and
other convenences. Apply to
JAS F. CARLIN & SONS.
aug23 3t 315 King st, Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-23

TRE CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONAL
was aied IN yesterdays GAZETTE that al
other ehJrt would BIZ made to have the Con
gressiou-l convention held in this city and
thst the district committee might be in-
duced to make the change from the War
renton Springs back to this city provided
hall, etc. were offered them free of charge
TO day M NJ B Harlow, president OF the
T. A. Hendricks Democratic Club, of this
city, addressed letter TO Mr.. w. W. Scott,
secretary of the State democratic committee,
aud also one 10 MIR. l. Msrbury, member of
tbedlstfict committee, Offering the use to
ne latter committee, free Of charge, the
01sra House, If the convention should be
ted hers Both gentlemen express 8
Willingness to do all il their power 10 have
be convention called to meet here Nnd II is
believed such will he the result
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-23

THE OPERA HoUsE.-The great artist, Mr.. John
Thompson, will appear at the Opera House next
Saturday night, presenting his merry Crew" OF
comic characters in his original protean comedy,
entitled "a Huge Joke" Over two hours Of
moral fun, singing dsncisg, instrumental solos
and comic characters Mr. Thompson needs no
comment from the press. for he is well-known to
the am sement going people of this community.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-23

Nor FILLED.-As set the position of as
sis ant general freight End passenger agent
of the Virginia Miclsnd road, recently held
by Mr J. S. B. Thoiupsop, who IL nov act
iug superintendent, mas not been filed.
Alexe ldria has presented the name of MIR.
James L. Luckett for the position. and the
citizens will urge his appointment. He is
all old empoye in this department of the
road and is said to be thoroughly qualified
to succeed Mr.. Thompson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-23

SAIL SALE OF THE ARLINGTON BRICK Ma
ZINE WORKS. Mr.. h I. Lucas, auction.
!'t; =, SOC to-day, 1T pubic auction, for Mr..
~ -, armstrong trustee, the entire outfit
lne Arlington Brick Machine Company,
lore advertised 10 the GAzETTE) stu
gu, ECU at the outlet lock of tbs Alexandria
Sa MA, together with the lease OF the land
TSach the works are located, to Mr.. D.
SIn0o 'Ses who holds deed of trust for
$50 $50 on the property for the sum of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-23
Bringing GIadness.

To millions, pleasing their palates and
cleansing their systems, arousing their Liy-
ers, Kidneys, Stomachs, and Bowels to
healthy activity. Such is the mission ofthe
famous California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup
of Figs For sale by f s. Leadbeater &
Bro.
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AIf4anllr1a 0azet1e.
&
THURSDAY EVENING. AUGUST %.

~ Parsons leaving the city can have HE
:. fr-r,. msied to any address, postage prepaid.
~ length of time at the rate of fifty cents
iol a. aa,nfb. subscribers ordering the GAZETTE
Pei from one postofice to another should give
edfNA7 ,s relI rs new address.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-23

PERsoNAL.-Mr K. Bell, formerly OF the
Washington aud OHIO railroad, and now
saperintendent of the Western New York
aud Pennsylvania railroad, has transferred
hs headquarters from Rochester, n. Y, TO
Oh City, Pc
Or. L c. Powell has returned from visit
to The Greonbrier White sulphur Springs.
Mr. L Witbeck. of the V NJ r w, is
visiting HE grand father IN Lyncbbure, Va.
Alderman y z. T. Burke ia speeding
short vacs ion at The r )ck bridge Alum
sptirg-
Capt X. Kemper, vino has been on az
ius tcliue tour with Gen. jos Z. Johnston
to he far west, returned home last night.
Mr. Frank &. Addison. Of Baltimore, i5in
the city to day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-23

FELL IN A WELL-Ol Sunday evening
'asJ while Robert, the three year old sen Of
NJ. Michael Dlgau, of north Royal street,
was playing in the yard in which there is
well, ne accidentally trod upon plank,
which tilted aud preeipitated him into the
well fourteen feet deep in FIVE feet of water.
His father jumped in the we'll to rescue his
son aud fouad aim lying on the treacherous
plank which had caught 10 the inequalities
OF the wall and which supported him until
saved by his father. Singular to say the
child, in his dangerous fall, did not even sus-
tain mark or scratch, nor did he seem to
be at all frightened.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-23
Opening of thePublic Schools.

his office in Peabody Building for the purpose OF
issuing permits for entering the Public Schools,
which open on September Sd, as follows:
For white chlidren-Monday and Tuesday, Sep
TENDER Sd and 4th, from a. m to p m.
For colored children-Wednesday and Thurs
day, September 9th and 9th, from 8 a. m. to
p NJ.
On Friday, September T. from 8 a. m. to . pm,
permits for white and colored children will be is
sued
Those wishing to secure seats for their children
will bring their city cspitation tax receipts for
the year 1888. aug22 I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-23

Not TO BE CHANGED. Since the Office of
master Of trains of the Midland road was
removed tom this city to Charlottesville
lhe people of that town have been jubilant,
and the Jcf9Sonidn of yesterday says: We
are Informed that General Manager ]. S.
Barbour Thompson will establish bis head
quarters at this place, this being better
"oa more ceutral point than Alexandria. Ii
'e,s be done its importance to Charlottes'
VIE can scarcely be over estimated"
Va Inquiry at the general office OF the
company in this city to-day the GAzETTEs
feporter was told that 10 such change was
contemplated.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ArlingtonIn Institute

A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
The next session will begin Thursday, Septem-
bed GOTH 1888.
A PRIMARY DEPARTMENT FOR YOUNG
CHILDREN, with kindergarten Drill snd Sing
ing, has been added, and will bs under the charge
of special tescher snd entirely separate from the
Preparatory and Collegiate Departments.
Catalogues, stating terms. &c. may be obtained
at French's bookstore, or OH application to
Miss REBECCA C.. POWELL, Principal,
aug22 toct1 621 Duke street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-23

OIL BURNING LOCOMOTIVE An engine
a'tsd with Capt. w. Il. Brooks's patent oil
VUg W apparatus passed over the W., 0. q
". h, R. last Sunday. The engine with
passenger Car attached passed Leesburg at
o'clock, having made the trip from Alexan-
una In about two hours. Capt. B. was in
eosTge Of the machine and was accompanied
W party OF gentlemen on the car. So far
y y could be seen the apparatus appeared 10
70 working very satisfactorily aud as the
engine began the ascent of the heavy grade
Just above the Leesburg station she left be.
I'na but little smoke apd no cinders.-
L0ud0ln Mirror
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foLICE REpoRT.-Last night was clear
t sl cool with two prisoners at the station
Acting Mayor Sweeney this morning dis
posed Of The following cases
u Michael Johnson, arrested by officers
saayeS aud Nightingale for disorderly con
:. "m. Cocklin, arrested BY officer Davis
wi stealing clothing from JAS Piper, colored,
was Sentenced to serve on the chain gang
III 60 days.
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LOCAL MATTERS

r., this section fair, warmer weather, winds
mo .euthwts.crly.