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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

From Nanistee. Lndingtou. Baldwin q szpm
stay. fDsily ercepi snnosF. sDailf eKoeDs
saturday, fDals sxcepi Nonesy
Through coa~let 70 Chicago aud Toledo on = -
z. train - Through rsflor csr - Chicago on
~ ~ = ~ Train no eTtrb charge for seats -
Through sleeping and chair car befweeu lndians
sP0li on Indianapolis hifhf Expres frsirs.-
Through seepiRK car 20 chiesgo on ~ - D ~
train Onion Tlcket Office G. Houroed
" A CsEPErTga Traffic hnnaeef.
NiLl11s A. SkFETr, A. Gen fess- Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29
Furniture stored.

TURNTTURE sToRED. PACKTD AND
I moved Fxpert packers sent or short notice
uy RadCiid & Holf III couth DiyEion-sL, tele-
phone Ne. 90 Jsn'y g. s.,
FURNITURE PACKFD b EXPEkfENCFD
workmen and stored cheap by Mrs g. j.
Wslksr. secon9 hand fuEniture dealer. II sgsth
Dfvison-sf. 11stf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29


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liU So -, - - - % at lhe ylls-
lVV $50 -
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Tower b-o<A ~
uH0 UAsTS Ak sEooN u0J+SF On
w chzrtss-st Ore as..ss fnosa Nessfhy I. ave
fer O. ISs. a n iol "a kcniA-st 10 ss53. : a.
- % IeiSth % teEen1t 2se. faf 50 Ihey a.
. e lad e. L2s 1isat nlo1, AID AoreF
L-oc& ~
THOSE ff)FS on fsY<f4-sT TFNTH And
L klsseosh-sses.. j1ss re GRiRg e o1y a. tnsy
efe cheap. GEa1t JniGn. and !. 1eneT blo<k.
Is
IoR sAlE-BEAUTIFf'L L0fs on HEN-
hsrfy-st, bessesn Cas- ave sn1 LAVA gsson-
- heal sirset ears fos ssle or teLlt house Il
LAG Eo1A4s allh lsTse cellar VII Eenf p<Ft %
cellar SEPARATELY sof sbop OF stsrsfe purfoses
also nIsl els>e Ee1es aesr creseeat PARK. Apfls
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

1hs ASA ssr 81 issss - 22y "a sassEstsszs>ss
ees - fDsAa ~ ciyselzx The asN bsf Il
ssxes ~ ssssa- Ass Ssrtsx lx~s osssss@a
assas fall l16s-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

Yesterday -~s nozf ssimIrabis asT---
fsr Sarks
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29
For Rent--Busfness Places.

no RENT A LARGE LIGHT ROOM FOR
i light manufacturing; steady power, at No
fesrl.s1. Enquire OF e. B. Judd or q /. Thwing.
9lf
LOR REST-0NE-HALF OF THE STORE
No y Csnalst. For particulars enquire OF
q. A. Berwin. i2if
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08
Homes f-r All.

The kansas City Fort Scott &
Gulf railroad runs through one Of
the finest and most overlooked sea-
iions of the United States, ard es-
pscI1lly that po-tion ofits line be-
tween Springfield aud Memphis. Ii
has not had, till recently, railroad
communication with the great
world aud has not been On any limo
of travel from East t. West. aud
houie-hunters have not fOrnd il.
But It j. there. a hne country
good water-tiue LAID. and ahgnd-
ancr Of valuable timber. inter.
spersed With valuable mineral
lands. Land y still cheap and no
better climate. nor more favorable
locality for fruit. grain or stock
growing can he found the large
area Of OUTLYING land producing
hue grass, making il peculiarly
adapted to the last. It's neJrness
To - Louis aud being in direct
lane between those two great and
rapldly growing cities, Kansas
City aud Memphis. giving markets
north and south, gives il advanta-
grs fos market gardening : second to
uoa@ in the world. Those In
search of homes cannot afford 10
overlook IL.
+ Lockwood. q z A. KarSA-
Citv. Ne.
ii II Ellis. t. SPA. 81 Madison
SIRE {. Memphis. Tenn.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08
A PROCLAMATION!

We the undersigned beg leave
to state that We are receiving dai-
Iy an elegant assortment OF Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, Fancy
Dress Goods, Hats and Shoes. etc.
winch will be ready in a few davs
fer the closest inspection Of our
friends and the public generally.
A. to the price and quality of
goods We defy competition. This
IS new firm and our goods are
new and We respectfully solicit
share Of TIE public patronage.
Gents furnishing gsO'ls a speciality
PEGUES 1 YATES.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08
Grand Ir-crs.

The following IL 4 list of to e
grand jury 10 serve at u e Nav
term of the Circuit court
Beat l-P NJ Showers, f "
knight. c W Pstrle and TObe
Humphreys
Bea. 2-B / Black, J W Moore
j t Jefferson aud J NJ Parks.
Beat SC f Cain. j w Slate,
Isom Brown, e, aud J J Houston.
Beat ii W J Johnson, John Pc
CUES, I. lessee Sisk and 5 J Lock.
Beat 5-J c Mtyhew, J B
Hanb.ett, Aaron Davis, and J NJ
Anderson.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

4 meeting was held at the eeurt
house at ; o'e 1,-x LAST SlturiAv
IN the isfersst ef the Hemt his.
OrforG x Columbus railroad. an6
was fairly attended bv our repre-
resentatise citizens. We publish
the Proceedings In another col
umn -hlch viii explain the seuse
and object Z the meeting. We
would be glad 70 see this road re
ceIve he endorsement Of our eIti
zeus and pushed forward to com
pletion for We are confident IL will
ne of great benefit to Oxford aud
the entire eOuntv, and will op en- up
new industries, giving u a general
start on the read To prosperity.
Let as have the road.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08
Hen W A. Eoyi.

We this week prs>sn: the name
Of Hen. " A Bosd, of Tippah
county, IN cur an RnoGnesMent col
umn for Congress and invite the
eoaslderzsusE Of EIs claims BY the
NJ aay readers OF tae EAsLE. Mr..
Beyd Isa graduate Of tas State
CnIvsrSits and u not wIthout sx-
perszGcr. EaEla- served bIs Fsoyl.
reps1r-,lIs "a to- StEts legislature.
He : a E4rua=r o. praf-s-I1a and
training aad has passed ts- great
er part Of hls Lie aa the farm
AIsEousa un&as~1 - tn. H. pr
Etv Of cur citizens be expects -.
visit uz n MAJ AID pay his re
sFecss Ia p@rsoa TO the good peo-
pie If LaFaVst-= county zE1 N the
meantime he asks yeur considers
ttau ef his claims
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Our Sheriff was relieved os
very dIsagrseabls duty oa TUESDAY
last by the com N utation cf tie
sentence Of Forest Hen ndersos, eel
ored. VITO was 70 have been hang
e1 that dav. The governor has
given him lite Impriso1msnt IN.
stead Of deata, which under tie
Present ,oavtct system IS almost
an equivelsat to TIE gallsws- New
srthsless the eonaemnad- mn saws
be feels a great deal be ter.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08
Ecar5u Wlr-s6

For nice, quiet boarding house
apply to Mrs. y Z Bowls. near
tue square on second North Street
Terms reasonable. Can aerouunlO-
date SIX or seven regular board
7rs. January ). 1 SIS.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08
NONRESIDENT Notice
State ef MIssIssIT pi, }
LIFay yette county. J
j c GofortL,
j " P4ttsrson, adm et als
G. II Turner,
L W p.ttars,r adfrn Il as

u " EAElefeuus a. ~ - a..
To Mrs.. Eva Webster, Graham
county, Texas, defeBdant IN the
twc cases above stated 1Ou are
hereby commanded TO be and per-
sonaliy appear at the April term,
1855. Of the CaaueeFy eourt of
said county and State heli III the
town OF Oxford, Miss, then aud
there TO plead lHsws- or dsmur To
the petitions Sled against yen and
others In the above entitled causes.
Witness nv hand and ofieIsl seal
Of Office at OxfoF6, Feb %, 1883
"a Jahn f Brown, CisFK.
Hawrv & FAlknsr, sol. for ecup't.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

We received q pleasant cal! On
Saturday from Rev G. Z Evans,
af Water Valley, presiding elder
of this district
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08
Rose {. CLEVELAND,
- 81 TER Of
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.
Social kIrrCr, or Mr. Il and Sc
cial Culture

l. the title Of the grand new book intro
duced ~ Miss Cl=veiasd- lust oHt. n
unp sr'lis-.sd siec-s-, Pa. us=iy IL lstl-.-
ted with elegant hthoSrapa plate %
Miss ClegelanL The work l. ea-a-
ulets. treatles On uIazal and social eul
lure, tzue m.ahooi an,l EoElanha0,i.
th- mothers aHnenee. Le patti MT wicl
tha bows. keep your daughters near yen.
hou;e beLutIful. family zeveram~ar-
tbs art OF conversation. a motaers cares
etc etc.
AGENTS WA ~ TED
Every where. None bnr i've. energetic
men and women wanted Agenrs At
wurk are making FROM IS to ) 10 a Gag
Write IL once for illustrated circulars
and terms Liberal terms gulruntee J.
J. l. hEBEEF PUBLISHING 90
9I7 & 9I9 olive -, - Leui-, No.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

The second quarterly meeting
Of the Oxford Methodist church
Of the present conference yea was
held Last Sunday.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Groceries By the piut. found.
peck, quart. bushel. gallon. or ear
load, az gob F.r-.ns
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Died IN Memphis on February
-ash Mrs. VI C Dobyns, after a
isaz and lingering Illness of many
ueusa. Mrs. Dobyus was the
rlstesr Of Mrs. Evans Pegues, and
s'sae years previous TO her death
resided In Oxford.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Isaac Crow and Miss Sallie
Gibson, were licensed TO mary
last week.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Our ysung friends nessrs yee
Pesuss aud rom Yates. havs open
up nice stock az drv goods and
asks an inspection Of their stsck
and rricss- Thew are popular aud
deserving young men and We wish
them great success. Give them a
trul
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Oxfsrd vas Iivslv last Saturday
MANY Of the couutY people were in
the city.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

FOR SALE-Forty pounds of
good feathers on reasonable terms.
Apply az this offisp.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Doa't walk aud talk Yourself to
Death to get low prices, ycuvill
hnd them ready made, a.
Bob t'errells,
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

A great m4ay persons who had
not heard the news came IN to the
hanging Tuesday. Even Psntotoe
and Calhoun counties furnished
delegates to ths inten ed execr-
tIeu- By the GovenoT's eoummu-
tatI0n they were al disappointed.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Azothsr light fall of snow eov-
cred mother earth In this section
Tuesday IN 0ruIng.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

The Board of Supervisors are
in session this week-
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Another excursion starts from
the North 0a the 20sh List your
cheap lands with ] K Earl, at
Isom's drug store.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

The Art and Music departments
OF Uuiou Female College are open
On Saturday. to accommodate
those who cannot attend through
the week.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Ssad to tho EAGLE Office for
your deed Of trust. Sold by the
hnndred OF single copv.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

fmpsrf.St digestion ara t=sr-,,r....,., No..
duce dt-nrdsred conditions ~ ths s-.-.r-
which --fw amt are Confirmed ~ nesE -et
Or. n NeLesnfs strengthening rnrsFt.F .na
aiood nurfner, BY tts ttntr prssrrr+t,,e -
indigestion and -svts tone 20 shs stomach
ner bastis.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Sheriff Matthews went to Jack
sou Yesterday morning TO MAKE
his inal report with ths Auditor
lie also carrIed Forest Henderson
u the penitentIary. who begins .
i.rs Of MISERY this morning
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Read al about the new railroad
IN another column.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

OId You ever try those Minee Pc
at Butalocss Thev are dandies.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

The board Of MAYOR and Alder
men were IN session AOaday
night. with The nesIy elected men
bers, Messrs Saith, Sultan and
LeavelI IN rheir seats
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Git outeu nv way niger. T.
gwine ter Bob FerrsIl ter grt sur,
ab dem ehsep eroeres.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Is now daily receiving 4 choice lo-
OF Fall and Winter millinery Of
every style aad varie'y aud wants
the ladies' Oxford AMI LAFAv-
cite county to call ahI examine
them before purchasing .Ise~here.
Her good. have been selected with
great care and size b th. latest
styles and novelties. DE,
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

freq5tentty accidents 0cCitr IA the hnnsr-
Aosd shtcA cause burns. cuts and bruises, nsr
- n sueh cases Dr.. , II y eLeau-s eaal- ~
hFimeut nas far many year. he@u the constant
Vurtte family remedy
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

IL you want Bakers bread Il can
DC had fresh every dav, from
Butralo.s's-
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

The best help Il to help MAR
help him self, 50 come bnv YOUR
groceries from Bob FerrelI.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

/ have Just orened on Depot
street, At Mrs. Loves old star Il.
n nice lire Of Family ,SrncrrIe-
VIII sell You sugar. q ffe,, meat. i.
molasse~. coal oil, canned geod-.
and IN fact any thing needed In =
IA nilv, ca stper than the chrasest
I'll and see me
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Miss AddIe Alexander. Of Rocky
Ford, Is nos visiting her sistsr
Mrs. Rivers. Of OItord. and will
make a visit to Water Valley be
fore her return home.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Fancy and family groceries of
every variety, quantity, quality.
sze shape and fashion. with prices
TO suit veu, at Bob Fsrr els
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Forest H.ndersoH saws hs does
M, regret n It be did not furnish
amusement for TIE hrge crowd
that CO grs gated IN town Tuesday
to see ttm hanged.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

: 80 F's,t arr csau@ttuatsd wits inss - anne
utr. n sdachn- ta4r ena - - H h wI..-
1ttie tFsr aHG kldnsy ptiIsts They are pie -
tAL ~ ana WI r.r. Hnn = - . -
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Er. Billie Holt, son Of CG W
Holt, living four miles south Of
Taylors, died last Saturday morn
ing at his fai hers home, Of mea
sles- He was iust twenty-oEs
wears OF age. had entered the Uni
versitv and was suddenly taken
awav IN lis young manhood. We
extend cur deepest sympathies to
the bersaved parents
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Smoke the John Mccullough,
and Our Firm Cigars, they are the
b-st Eve cent cigars N the market
ss-lav. Gan be had at Buff4l0.s
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Stanford Rivers, one Of our wor
thv young citizens. for Ft. Smith,
a f.w DAYS ago, where be expects
to make his future home. We
wish him success.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

fycu sutt a. RhIcxu ard are troubled -tth
VINE lurE haisn
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Will Henderson, >y0uag man
about twenty wears of age, died
Of pneumonia last Thursday night
at DR.. Kings place ivs miles north
of OxfoId.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08
8. 81. HOWRY,
County Administrator.

Has given bond in the sum os
s'Voo, security approved BY the
chIneery Court. aud will faithful
~ aIEiuister estates according 10
Liw without trouble to heirs ar
creditors.
April 20th 1856.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Mr. Lewis kssdafI, of Texas, Is
oa u visit 20 his brother Mr.. T l.
Kendall, of our city. thIs week
We wish him pleasant visit and
safe return.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Tou ~fI Ia use har spectaGies II you
use Dr. II AeLennrs strengthening e-Z
saIva. a removes the aim add ssum whleh ac-
um1lases ou N. eye balls. subdHez ulflaEusua-
tim, eaais and saothes the iruitated nerves.
strengtheas weak and fttiEng si.ht- -le ! baE-
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08
GIE AGENT.


F,r Sale, at the EAGLE O4ee.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Mrs. Z L Brady. Of Dallas, died
on February 2oth. leaving a hus-
band to mourn her loss, and an in-
fsns net old ed0ngh to realizs It's
great bersavm ent-
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

When your bottle Of WIzARD
On is empty remember that an
other can be obtaIued OF
T. ID. Isom.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

TEN CENTS A D0ZEN-Frssh
oysters l0e ! dezen at
c. " Buia.oe's.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

70 PlahTERS-To all Planters
OF approved Credit ! will sell
Goods at Cash Price payable
lst November next without in
terest. CnAS ROBERTS.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

traupy suHcatiHu- fght cst nsns and an IN
-ontflun sssecri8 AZ - thu throat and hung
e ulcNlY rgliaved by Dr.. McLcar.s -
Wrae LHng Balm.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Mr.. T w Pitts, secretary Of the
c. operative Land and Labsr Trsf
fl : Company. Of Milwaukee. Wis.
spent several days IN eur city LAST
week the guest Of Mr. John Bal
Mr. Pitts expresses himself as we'll
! leased with cur eouHtry and ell
III ste-
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

All your butter aud eggs want
ed If they amt too old, at
Bob Fsrrells.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

New Dise0very-ReaetIng sugar
Great saving TO boarding houses
Gone and see, at
Bob Ferrells
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

M con- petition. Pr1ces 20 low
at b b FerrsH.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Nsssrs A z Mullins and B Bra
DIV, Of Dallas, paid Us visit Tues
day, aud enrolled their names az
nv subscribers to the EAGLE
Tanks.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08
Successor to HARRIS i McGHEE

NOTICE
All parties indebted to s I
King < Son, are requested To
come forward Immediately and
settI- uD- 5 Fl. KING.
February Is, fS6s.
Garry all yogr butter aud sgss
20 Bob F.rr, II at Caas Harris old
stand.
Fresh Bakers Bread every day
at Sufraloes,
Gass sree-Ne treub.+ - show
goods. at Fob FvrTs lis.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

The proposed Mem phis, Oxford
Y Columbus railroad Is the absorb
ing topic at present, AID the gem
eral impression il that the people
of Lafayette are wide awake 70
their interest and will vote for the
county TO subscribe $50. 900, to
the capital stock Of said road.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08
r EAL ESTATE

All persons wishing 70 buy or sell
and vii lind il 10 their interest 70 call
N
John Il EARL, JR,
-7l - - At Iaon's drug store.
y ar kidneys are inLrtive YOU wit
is-'' -.sii look wretched even in the u,...t
9 el..vss1l society and melancholy on tn,
i7..i.r - OCCASIONS Dr. } II }icLean's Iiv
tr aasl sniney balm viii set yon right
a ain 81 per bottle.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08
u-;cr Esra,a College Cc.s.

.
Five rev students his week
more to come. Miss Simpson Is
with her classes this week.
Rather cool. UEited States his
tory class examined By Mrs.
Gates. Hope the excursIouists
Will visit the College. We gladly
welcome all who feel inclined To
Prof. Davis had 4 GftesE nile
horse back ride IN the rain las;
week
Our advanced spelling class Is
having a Thorough review Of geo
graphical and hirtorical words
History EXAMINATIONS again this
waek there Is no .hirking duty in
c &c.
I heard soma one say the yoan z
ladies' of q &c kept such nie.
neat rooms. Prof. ID. has spared
no money in making them cem'
Portable and glad indeed he hai
aI-e house keepers.
Am sorry indeed to hear th'
Campus reporter cannot attend
the ceptIon given BY his Majesty
You need have no fears. there Is NJ
dagger of hIs te.ng feasted upor
when more palatable food Is near.
Am sorry too the Campus report
er imagInes be Is wa>eting bis tim,
on a young lady. Ha hl.
THEY SAY
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Special Inducements TO young
ladies who desire to review or be-
come teachers. at Ulicn Female
College.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

q. Z. HAMILTON
Nov so, lSs7.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

The funniest thing Of ALL
bob-tail rlohkey, At
Bob Ferrells.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-07
ChlcaS 4 Atlantic Railway Company.
TIME CARD.
Taking Effect Nav c2. 1887.

E4-The Chicago and Atlantic Railway
coutinucs to- be the most popular line be-
composed of the finest dny coaolies and paIa-
tial Pullman sleeping curs, and run over
smooth, well bnllested road bed. No other
connections made In Union Depots, thus
avoiding incomOdious transfers Mt unrcnson-
oble hours. The rites via this line nre as low
RS the lowest. Ask for your tickets via the
Chicago & Atlantic Hallway and your journ-
ey VIII be one ofcomfort and pleasure.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-07
PATERNAL. ADVICE.
II Calls Home Story from n Wicked an
Uusymputlietic Son.

II Calls Home story from n Wicked and
Uusymput1etic Son.
"Now be kcerful o losin' your
money an git back fore dark" said
u farmer who lived some ten miles
from Denver to his son, a boy about
sixteen years old. who had got in to
ride to town with us.
"Shall I be as kcerful rs you was
that timep' asked the boy.
"You jes' be as keerful as you know
how and don't try to git too smart
about it," returned his father with
some warmth.
"Did he lose some money some
timep' one of us asked the boy after
we drove on.
II should remark!' promptly re-
piled the boy. "You see it was this
way: Me m him was down there cir
cus-day, an Ihad twenty-five or thirty
cents in my pocket. an he had bout
two dollars IN half in his'n. all
quarters, m nickels, an short
bits, m one stuff an mother.
While we was goin' out to the
circus grounds he KEEP sayin' to me:
Ike, don lose your money! or.
Look out pickpocket don't grab
you! or. When l was boy didn't
take no chances gawkin' long that
way. but KEEP my hand right in my
pocket on my money He said l
acted like q tarnal fool with that
money an he'd jes' like to bet a
bushcl O. cats that I'd lose ev'ry cent
of it fore we got through with the
circus. He showed me how he KEEP
his money right in his hand an his
hand in his pants pocket, an told me
to do the same way.
1--WE was walkin' long lookin' at
the big picturs outside the sideshow
an paw jcs' asted me if I was sure 1
hadn't lost none o my money when
he stepped on a b'naner peelin' on a
piece o. broad an down he went, an
jerked his hand out O. his pocket to
try and save hisself rhout lettin' go
of the money till after his hand was
out an then he sowed it
all over that circus ground!
Most of it went straight up an
then it began torain small silver pieces
all paws money! The whole neigh
borhood was planted TO silver! 1t
looked some like hail-storm for bout
n minute, an then the crowd went for
ii! l jumped in while paw was layin'
there on his stomach yellin' bloody
murder. an / kicked Chinaman on
the shins. an wclted another boy on
the ear. an let man that was scllin'
red lemonade bloody my nose, an
managed to git bout six bits of the
money. an that, with what I had, took
us into the circus, though we missed
the livin' half-lady and the joggerwock
snake in tho sideshow. l tell you, paw
looked as sneakin' as little dog when
he got up an asked me how much ]
got of it, an he aint said much to me
bout bcin' keerful with my money
since. He carries his money in his
boot now, with string tied round the
top O the leg."-E H. Carruth, in
ChicH1O Ia7bune
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-07
BISMARCK AT HOME.
Interesting Details of tho Family Lifesof
Germany's Chancellor.

Interesting Details of the Family Lifesof
Germany's Chancellor.
A German contemporary publishes
some interesting details of the daily
life of Prince Bismarck. Every body
knows, says our contemporary. that
the Prince hardly ever gets up before
noon, unless he has TO attend an i'm
porlant parliamentary meeting. But it
must be rem ,mbered that he only goes
to bed after working till two q. m.
every night. In the Chancellor's bed
room light is kept burning all the
night, numbers of messages, often re-
quiring his personal attention, being
brought in during the night. In con-
sideraton of the late hours kept by
the Prince, supper is served late in the
evening and seldom finished before
midnight. Besides the Prin-
cess Bismarck. Count and Count
ess Ranlzau partake of al
most every meal, regularly leaving
the palace at 10:45 p. m., when a
second class cab always takes them
home. Bismarck's birthday is always
a great feast and holiday for the serv-
ants of the house. In the kitchen q
barrel of wine is provided by Princess
Bismarck. two bands are in attend
ance and the servants families appear
on the scene. The Prince comes
down, talks with the guests and dis
tributes sweets among the children.
The pleasant relations between master
and servant are also evident from the
fact that the Princess always gives
six Easter eggs to each of the servants.
The domestic police of the Prince con-
sists of a sergeant and eight consta-
bles. If the Prince is away from
home. four constables 60 with him
and four remain ut the house. and all
OF them are entitled TO arrest any suspi-
cious person, be it at Berlin, Mt Fried
richsruhe, or at Varzin. 1t was at
Varzin where Bismarck's largo dog
Sultan was poisoned. The Princess
declared at the time that she would
make provision for life for any one
who could point out the poisoner
Sultan was more intelligent than
Tyras, but Tyras is more faithful Of
the two. and will take food out Of the
hands of any member of Prince Bis
marck's family, but never from q
servant us one of tho footmen had
learned to his regret 1t is well kno wn
that at B rlin the Chancellor is rarel y
secn. and only some Of the inhabit-
ants Of the Vor 6crape have tho priv
ilege OF seeing him sometimes walking
I'm his grounds. Pail Mall Gazette,