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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-08-09
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DEMoCRAI1C EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE.
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MANNING, S. c., July 30th 1888.
The following candidates have filed their
pledges in accordance with the rules and
Of the Democratic Party, have
paid their assessments and are therefore
declared the only persons to be voted for in
the approaching election:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
T. r. Plowlen, Jr., Abe Levi,
Jno. 0. Brock, JAS E. Tindal.
SHERIFF:
II. II. Lescsne, T. n Haryin,
W. Nose Butler.
CLERK OF COURT:
James Z. Davis, Jno. C. Ingram,
Dr. 4. j. White.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER:
p. G. Berbow, L. L. Wells.
JUDGE OF PROBATE:
Louis Applet, S. W. Kirton,
D. i. Mex. White, Y. n. Butler.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:
W. II. II. Hobbs, E. c. Horton,
a. NJ Brailsford, $. C. Williams.
TT. Cole, W. H. Young,
J0o. J. H@rvin, 81. j. Blackwell,
T. Adams Way, J. II. Johnson.
TREASURER:
Joseph Snrott, Jr.
AUDITOR:
Daniel J. Bradham.
CORONER:
J. L. Ridgill, J. l.. Rowe,
=. G.. Cochran, NJ A. Stannard.
BY order of Executive Committee.
JAMES E. DAVIS,
Chairman Ex. Com.
FRANK p. COOPER
Sect and Treas.
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For t1rcnty,fre ne,o subscribers, ac-
conpanied by the cash, ace aclU gire q
handsome ne,c Singer seeing machine,
improved, acih latest and best attach
me1d$. The machine Is sold By Hoses
Lcri for S25. THIS IS m ertra-
ordinary Mier. THE machine can be
seen at ony time IN the Times office.
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Wednesday, Aug 8, 1888.
CANDIDATES.
EOR COITNTY TREASURER.

The friends of JOSEPH SPROTT, Jr.,
knowing him to be good business man,
q true and tried Democrat, and thoroughly
competent to discharge the duties Of County
Treasurer, announce him as candidate fcr
election at the coming primary election.
CITIZENS
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The many friends Of Mr.. J. H. JOHN
son believing him to be fully competent
and thoroughly qualified to fill the ofhee
of County Commissioner, beg leave to pre-
sent his name as a candidate for that office,
subject to the action of the Democratic par
ty of Clarendon County.
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We are hereby authorized to announce A
LEVI as q candidate for the Legislature
subject 10 the action of the Primary.
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EOR CLERK OF COURT.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
F. DAVIS candidate for reelection to the
Office of Clerk of Court, subject to the decis-
ion Of the Democratic party.
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For twelve ncr cash subscribers, we
Will give a copy of the latest edition
OF Websser's unabridged dictionary,
publishers price $l2
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

We are authorized to announce Mr.. /. D.
COLE candidate for reelection to the Of
fee of County Commissioner, subject to the
seton of the Democratic party.
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FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.

I hereby announce myself as candidate
for reelection to the Office of County AUDIT,
OF, pledging myself to abide the action OF
the Democratic party.
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thereby announce myself as a candidate
for the Office of Clerk of Court, at the en-
suing Primary Election, subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic party.
WV VI Wv JOHN C. INGRAM.
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al kinds of Law Blanks-titles,
mortgages, bills of sale, bonds, ETC., al
ways on hand at the TINES Office and
OF sale at Charleston prices. :
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

The friends of Boa. J. E. TINDAL here
by present him for reelection to the house
of Representatives
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Resolved, that the Friendship Democratic
club ha:ing learned with profound graft
6cation and pride, that their worthy fellow
citizen, that patriotic and puolic spirited
gentleman, Col. JNO. o. BROCK, has, ct
the solicitation of the voters Of this county,
consented to become o candidate for seat
in the Halls of the. General Assembly, do
hereby pledge him cur cordial and unanl-
nous support for the SAME.
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Betting, Packing, OILS, and -uia s9pNis;
generally; lo.oest prices, also, te'7 secoad,sa''d
Gins and Presses. Lorick e Lo,rru,sce, Cos;sm
5iq, S. c.
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Wilmington Columbia & Augusta Railroad.

DATED JULY 10Th, 1883.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
No. %. NO. 81. no. IS.
L'y Wilmstn sos J. NJ. 1910 P. ". 2.40 P. Il.
I've Marion IL. is P. NJ. l2.37 AN. 5.23P. NJ.
Ar Florence 12.l0A. NJ l.20 4. NJ. 6.lCp. NJ.
NO. 50. fNo. IS.
L'v Florence 8. 20A.M. $40 P "
lr Sumter 4.lO AN. i4O ?. NJ
mo. 50. NO. Sc.
L'v Sumter 40 A. II. 92O a. NJ. 7.47 ?. N
Ar Columbia 6l5A. II. 10.3OA NJ. 9.Oo P
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No. 81. %No. 81. NO. IS.
Lv Colunbia II 25p u. 7.0OA NJ. 5.3J p. NJ
Ar Sumter l252A. NJ. SIS A. NJ. G.45 p NJ
No. SO.
Lv Sumter 12.52A NJ. S.25 A. N.
Ar Florence 2.20A.M $40 N.
No. IS. mo. &c. No. IA.
Nv Florence 4.35 A. II. 1000 \. ". $50 P. NJ.
Lv Marion 5.22 ". 1912 \. N. 500 P. NJ
Ar Wilmgtn S.35 4. II. l.4Op. NJ. ll.5O P IL
Daily. daily except Sunday.
Nos. SO, 80, and Is connect at Florence
with c. Il D. L. r.
Nos. 50, 55G3, IS, and 81 are through trains
between Charleston and Col,smbia, via Cen
tral Railroad.
Nos. rs and II make close connection at
Wilmington for all points North:
J.R. kEStx, J. +. DIVINE,
Snnt Trans. Gcnl Sup't.
T. N. ENusnsoS, Gen Passenger Agent.
1 Ia OF
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We are authorized to announce Mr.. E. Il.
PLOWDEN, JR, a. a candidate for re-elec-
ton to the House Of Representatives, sub
ject to the action OF the Democratic phi
WARY
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Nos 50 and 50 stop on signal at Lanes,
Foreston, Manning, Sumter, and Wedge
!ield. Nos. Il and 81 stops at all stations
between Lanes and Columbia on signal.
Nos. So and 50 connect at Columbia with
trains to and from all points on the Char
lotte, Columbia and Augusta aud Columbia
and Grcenville Railroads. Nos. 60, 81, 81
J3, 81, and II connect at Lanes with trains
RI ond from (IeOr0etOWn
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Just Received! Turnip Seed, at DinkinS
i Co.'S Drug Store.
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Turnip Seed, all Kinds at Dinkins 4
Co.'S Drug Store.
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ATLANTIC COAST Line.
Northeastern Railroad.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., July 10, 1888.
LOCAL ScEEDULE-NoETu Bound.
No 10. No. gu. No. II.
1915 AN e.3oAN 4.sopM
2.5OAM SLOAN S.25pM
Arrive Florence
4.2OSM 950AM S00pM
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 23. No. q. No. g.
Leave Florence
S.OOAM 1.30AN G.25eM
e.s8Au 25oAN s.o5pm
Ar've Charleston
11.3OAM 5.O0AM 95OpM
Nos. 81 and 7S stop at Ashley Junction,
Monck's Corner, and kingstree; No. IS stops
at Lanes on signal. No. % will stop at all
stations on signal. Nos go and 81 stop at
all stations between Charleston and Flor
ence on signal. No. II stops OF oil stations,
except Oakley, on signal
S, C. Central Railroad,
DATED july 18th, 1888.
WEST poUND-DALY.
No. SO. No. II.
Leave Charleston 100 AN 430PM
Arrive Lanes S.2O II go
Arrive Manning S.53 \ N IL Pm
Arrive Sumter 3.lS An I42
Arrive Columbia 1890 An 905 Pm
EAST BCUND-DAILY.
No. SO. No. 81.
Leave Columbia 5.33pM 100 An
Arrive Sumter 6.4G SO NJ
Arrive Manning 7.12 PM 800 NJ
Arrive Lanes 7.43pM 929AM
Arrive Charleston $40 N ll.3O NJ
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InGic. ra;r.s. I cents, ii u Lur!s-
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11
Jay Gould's Wardrobe.

Mr.. Gould considers his time more
valuable than money, and 1t Is his
habit TO visit his tailor and tell him to
make so many suits OF clothes. 81
guess you'd better make me about four
suits OF clothes this time," Mr.. Gould
would say. Then he will stroke his
whiskers, look thoughtful and sdd:
Possibly you'd better make me half q
dozen suits this time; have them done
as soon as you can, and II they don't
prove what like will give them to
my brother" Mr.. Gould leaves every
thing to his tailor's judgment; that per-
son also selects Mr.. Gould's neckties
and underwear. The millionaire says
himself that he hasn't time to bother
with such small details. His tailor ex.
planned to me that Mr.. Gould's brother,
whom he had referred TO, is rather an
erratic individual. He is the opposite
Of his brother Jay, for he cares nothing
for money, neither does he know how TO
make it. The millionaire seldom trusts
him with very much money, but he has
carte blanche to go to any Of his broth
er's tradespeople and get whatever he
may need. He's exactly the same size
as his brother, and a suit OF clothes
that fits one is equally suitable for the
other. Sometimes when Mr.. Gould or
ders half dozen suits OF clothes. and
they are sent home TO him, there may
not be one suit that he likes, and he
Immediately gives an order for another
half dozen suits He does not even
think TO ask the price, and finds no
fault with his tailor. His tailor says
there are few men in New York that
dress better than Mr.. Gould. Washing
ION Star.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11
A FATAL TEST.
Or. Gordon's Strange Experience
at Craig HILL

On sweltering summer evening,
Doctor Will Gordon journeyed to lone
" seaside mansion where dwelt his old
ciassmate and chum, Jack Frawlie, and
his sister Margaretta.
The place had been intended for a
summer resort and large hotel had
oeen built, but the ragged shores and
shifting sands had been the cause OF its
failure, Notwithstanding a large outlay,
ana the half-fnished structure had
passed into the hands o,an uncle of the
people inhabiting it. He had lived
'here in quiet, miserly fashion, with
an aged black female servant (whO
survived him), until he was consider
ate enough to shuttle of this mortal
coll and leave his possessions to his
nephew. Jack Frawlie.
And this he did to the last farthing,
not excepting an old coffin stored in the
vino vault for half a score OF years.
MS with an eye TO the least expendi-
.ure, ne had caused to be constructed 10
~ MS attenuated frame when about TO
oecome dust and ashes.
but indulgence in strong drink caus-
W MN to grow much too stout, and a
new coffin had to be provided, while the
o,'eihal one remained in the musty
"N'e vault TO moulder and decay, along
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11
The Agonies Of lumbago.
EAST RIVER NATIONAL BANK, I
Nkw YORK, March 10 issd

II gives me great pleasure 10 add my tes-
tmony In favor Of ALLcocx's PoRoUs
PLAsTERs. Last October had very Sc
we're attack Of lumbago and suffered untold
agony; could not turn in bed or get in any
position without assistance, and with pains
almost unbcarable; tho folks suggested
ALLcocK's Porous PLAsrERs. As soon as
possible had one applied TO the small Of
my back, and to my great surprise expert.
enccd almost instant relief; l continued
wearing it until entirely cured, and am hap
~ to say that have not had the slightest
symptoms Of Lumbago since. They are a
wonderful and valuable plaster for Lum-
bago, and / take much pleasure in recon.
mending them. W. s. PHILLIPS.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11

In Georgia hogs are extensively
fed on Spanish peanuts. The swine do
their own harvesting, and generally eat
the vines as well as the nuts. 1t is esti-
mated an acre of peanuts will furnish
four times as much hog feed as an acre
OF corn.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11

The clear head, the vigorous stomach. un.
sions Of those who do not suffer from nerv.
BUSINESS. 1t Is quito possible for you, II
your nerves are weak, to endow them with
renewed vigor. Pleasant are the means
and easy. Use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
retire early, rise with the lark, eat regular.
ly, and take plenty Of outdoor exercise.
The Bitters subdues malaria.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11

A DEAF man enjoys better health than
Others. He does not catch every thing that
10 going.-N q. Picduine
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11

The time a man most needs vaca-
tion is just after he returns from one. 80
Hotel Mail.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11

FABRICS and Cuticles are rendered mar
velously white by Glenn's sulphur Soap.
Hlll's Hair Dye. Black or Brown, 50c.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11
Saved from
Cholera lnfantum

Our baby had Cholera Infantum. and until ~
lzied LActated Food. We could md nothing 70 stay
on it, stomach. II retained your Food without any
lrusbls. and soon rscovsred."-krs. .. W. Losas.
wsa kestwsy. Pa
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11

b winet dispose ofts bsk small fraction Of her ssc
capsbk ofpurchasng largely Ne
fesung " Obtaining the sntirs stock o. blk -
satin Ribbon u nts Of ssvef. o. ne hrrss %
ihs hoas. who imported tbs nes (oeds Ihsss rods ms
h the very Of Amses- Tot ey given swsy
freet nothing ksit known snnd be.ent fos all ~
ladss beautiful elegant, choice goods ahsoins rros We
expended thousands Of dollars In this dsstos and -
varied and complete sssorfnIsnt o. np
bons every concevsbie shade snd width and all of
quality spted for neck bonnet snE hat umuiss
e these yards and upwards IN ssgsh
Though rsmnants patterns and late styles anA
be depended beautiful rshned shioabis and els-
g.nt How to get q box ccntntaiuE Complete
Assortment of these elegant ribbons frees
The Practical - ouse X ecpcr ana A>aales'
Fireside conspa nton, published monthly oy ne. ~
knoErd by those coelent 10 judse 10 be tbs best per-
iasne regular price peryear send % cents and we
will you for trial snd VII also send freee
hos Of rbbons > rabs~rptiensa and boses % ctAi
beBes n I. one-eent postAse sanps may
b cent el Get y fndst Join thereby gse-
ding borss for onl, q 10 y fsw
nutes above css based hs net -hss~ ne rese
the periodical referred 90, for ons year. want hersans s.a
hat money We make ts great offer IN osesr %
s0o pub'erb-r-. who not bst ness
vcay sh~ rs~~rn WIN psss
snss the majority will with 10 rrnew Their sebscp
tous and wild so required but ANAL useuon
sf the mice you have TO any store tor mucn
sms sssortcnt of fr nfenof rbh,ns bes ss
hnswn, ycs vii fully appreciate until ahsf you - AL
Ar, e,.rv Money refunded 10 Que not pr
out. of send q once for proe-
shy II won appeal srsir. Address, .- 49,
MI UALLEir : CO., TrflasuEEs. PoErfAHp. hAuB
az NAME PAPkR ever tfas sns
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11
THE MARKETS.

TMH galiops under the spur Of the mo.
ment
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11
Tho Steady Hand,

PHENOMENAL tenors can command more
than nominal Pittsburgh Chron ole.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11
Sleep all Night
Happy all Day

we tried other foods but finding none 70 agres
with our little girl. We used your Lactated Food
She began at once to gain hesh, and improved in
hsalth- To-day she "a - bright lively aud hearty
~ any child can be. aiecpins twelve hours At Q
stretch, and waking up laughing every morning."-
W s. Travts. l27k ssmaeA ST.. Toronto, Ont
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11
Plump and Rosy
Babies

"Hsd n mot been for Iactated Food our little baby
must have died She has been using IL for three
honths and 10 Q plump. healthy. rosy checked
baby "-hrA xoilts Lappsa, kokomo, Ind
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11
Sin I.!a a.a ES!a Satin !. Ribbons aas 9ss FREE

los the ladies' Save
money snd s~crss
bssti Every ia<1y
ewssnfspprseisf~i.
. priyil~fo cf hsv-
ga hw rrmrxats of
boon, handy foe the
fhoussnc AMI 90
tasty snd useful
purposes for " hieh
such roods are
used. sud Which
they, the i.-iie<,
uss 10 SUI b ad~sn-
6ee. To purchase
what lswrntsd 20
the usual priess
such Goods are
scii for, ~ sa1d
eresfs . large bill
81 expena1. and
therefore dsbsfs .
great many iron
lndniring thslf
tastes In this
direction. Rsslis-
Ing that there
, ~ ere thc.feRSds
spon thousands of
! rslnaanfs of db-
boas sms~R the
large fnporsiag
houses Of AmsF1re
-kIxk fkav -xnIA
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11
Brownsville Female College

In our aim % oIer TO Tennessee and the adjacent
the whole South. We have secured Faculty with.
out regard TO expense. Brownsvlleise elevated and
healthfui. and the community most rehned. Ad.
dress THOs. SMITH. A. NJ, Pres. BrownsvIlla, Tenn
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11
Cutting Teeth.
Easily

sIActated Food IL an excellent food for testhins
children. My baby 10 using II and is cutting hsf
teeth this hot weather without any trouble."-krs.
Atmno o. brand, laniha. Ne.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11

When the banks Of Bangor, Me-,
decided not to take Canadian coin ex-
cept at discount of 20 per cent.
granger in a neighboring town had
quite stock OF the deprecated lucre.
His daughters lover. however, was
clerk in a grocery store, and the girl
was deputed to buy the family's groce-
ries. For this purpose she was sup
piled with the tabooed coin, and her
lover being too tender-hearted to en-
force the discount accepted it at its
face value. In this way the shrewd
native soon relieved himself Of the out.
lawed currency.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11

Non NouRsHue AID ECONOMICAL OF foopa
100 Meals for IN Infant for 81.
Easily prepared Al Druxsists-@ eta. ~ cts o.
~ A valuable pamphlet on The Nutrition of
Infants and Invslids." |" free on application.
WELLS, RICHARDSON / CO., ouRlIMeroM,vr.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-11

y
inc. to all save perhaps pretty Miss
Margaretta, who but a moment since
brought for you this huge nosegay OF
posies."
"In the name OF Heaven, tell me il
she has been resuscitated? Is she not
dead?" he gasped.
There you go again! But we have
had more than enough of that sort Of
trash. The fever made you as mad as a
March hare, and ! don't intend to put
up with it any longer"
With the words the good, brusque
old physician walked out OF the room,
and few minutes later the cool, soft
hand OF Margaretta was resting upon
the throbbing brow of the stricken
man.
Tell me all about it?" he pleaded,
seizing the white fingers. "Were you
not the victim Of your brothers test
and"
Nothing OF the kind" she smiled.
"We sat up late talking of his chemical
experiments, and when we retired you
appeared weary and i'll. In the morn
ing my brother found you cropping about
in the dark cellar vaults. He brought
you back very i'll. You were con-
stantly talking of some great wrong
done, some fearful, crse! test OF which
was the victim"
Thank God, it was simply delusionr'
Then he related all of his wild and
terrible imaginings which had seemed
so real, and was comforted and talked
out Of them, as only a tender and low
ing nurse could have done it.
The only test to which Margarctta
fell victim (and willing one) was
that OF love as offered by Doctor Cor
don when he again was well and strong
thanks to her kind ministrations. -
Helen Luqueer, in 81. Louis Magazine.
The National tribune., 1888-04-19
RECENT LITERATURE.

HISTORY OF THE nsTH PA: THE CORN
EXCHANGE REGIMENT. Prepared by the
Survivors Association. Published by J. L..
Smith, Philadelphia.
There are SO many admirable regimental his
tories being published now that it is hard to
say which is the best one, but if this one is not
the very best, it certainly comes so near it as
to challenge that honor. 1t is a magnificent
volume of $50 pages, and tells the story of the
regiments organization, muster-in, and its bat
ties from Antietam to Appomattox. To this is
added record of organization and complete
roster. More than 100 illustrations iliumine
the pages, and there are several valuable maps
and a number of portraits; fine portrait of
Col. Charles NJ. Provost forming the frontis-
piece.
ELEMENTS OF PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC.
BY John p. Payson Published by Lee Il Shep-
ard Boston, and for sale by w. II. Morrison,
Washington. Price SIS cents.
MIR. Payson, who was master of the Williams
School. Chelsea, Mass, is the author of several
valuable educational works and this is equal
to any of them.
The National tribune., 1888-04-19
S93 SaVing H9GhiDa FPRH F.!

person every village, township, keep
In their homes ils of AIT SAMPLES 20 those who vii
keep simply samples who
free Sewing Machine the world with
ali The attachments Ih machine made afr che SINGER patents
which have expired. BefF The patents our, this style machine,
with the attachments sold for - it now sells M so Reader,
itmay sce4 WONDERFUL THING on EAEcTfi
FREE, pre-
yide year application first, your locality and Jon
VIII keep yo1r home aud show % those who cali Of
elegant and aneqlad art samples We Do not ask you % show
these samples for than months and then they becos
yDur property samples you ABSOLJT ELT
FREE Jfeost How 80 ali isasy enough! We oen get
much $500 ~ ia trade from small place after
saHes have remained where they could be a month
We need person eaeh iJoaiy, al country,
Hui take tls % sect4 fhe Those who
the very best Sewing
fetured the general
shown together in Anra All particulars FREE By return
mail Write once; postal card which
you cent you you colcus
why done Wonderful seems, yen
capital Is free Address once, TRUE co. gga Maine.
Mention The National TribGna-
The National tribune., 1888-04-19

The sofas ana lounges
Of the House were not
sufficient to acC0mme-
date One-tenth Of the
number Of those who
were aching in every
bone for q nap. But
the fellows who got an
inning on the sofas did
not have uuiDterrGpt-
ed bliss. Those around
them were diab0lically
active in CoHtriyances
to break their rest, and
afavOritemeth0d was to
-,sfn vmaF1rifa r,nca 1--f9
The National tribune., 1888-04-19

The sIeuthhound Of s
Eergeant-atA Arms, who
penetrated with uuerr-
ing instinct into the
most secluded haunts
Of the elusive Congress
men and hauled them
to the bar Of the House,
is no longer 8 terror,
but s joke. He is no
longer feared and hated,
but merely laughed at
and told that he is a
good fellow and 8 faith
ful officer.