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The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-03-08

Zuck, Frank A HOlbrOOk lots, NCs % ~
block l : 100, Nos To 10 block $40, Nos Is
10 - u % y IS % 81 - SO 81 IS 80 fl As and
A block $3.50, NCs - u - % % 80 81 - 30
81 IS 3y Il y Is A No IL block $3.50, No to
conclusive block 500, No to II 21 TO &c
and 81 to Il NoS2 b 'ock 6 SEQ. Il to - y to
- and % to a No - block $40, to As in
elusive being block No IS block 5 $50, A
OTIS in block 8, valued al s. ea b, $500, to
20 inclusive in block Q, containing 20 lots
AGO. J. 70 l9 y to = % 10 Al block 10 S620
certain piece OF land lying north OF Hol-
brook and III the town quarter 81 ctiOn $50,
die 50; tax on real estate S126 So personal
prOl erty - IS, total tax $3.50 49, rent 50 !;
ZeiEle-, VIM j ranch l. NILS east Of
show Low, the NV OF sec IS twp Orange
II $500, hose So, saddle Sl5, accounts $50,
tax on zeal estate 81, personal property So
Il, total tax SO ID. P -nalty II co. -..........
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-03-08
indian DepredatiOns.

All persons who have claims against
the Government for losses sustained
through Indian Depredations in Arizona
and New Mexico will find it to their in
terest to communicate Immediately with
the undersigned in regard to the same,
if they desire to take advantage of the
laws recently passed by Congress to re-
imburse all parties who have suffered
such losses
WM. o. O'NEIL,
Attorney-at-Law,
deS 3m Prescott, Arizona.
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-03-08

The estate of Morris Barth, Holbrook,
| lot block I Sl00, Improvements $1ll0, ) hf
| lot 10 block $50, improvements SlG0, ; hi
| of lots - = block $50, nOr,h nf lois %
and block , $50, improvements 500,
store building in HOlbr0OE use / by dam
| som 1; BurOuge for store, 1920 hh goods
| $500, tax on real estate 500, personal prop
eTty IS; total tax STA, penalty S. TO-. y
Tucker. IL house ana Improvements at
or one mile above Milford SEQ, 81 Idle SIS,
| hh goods SIC, tax on real estate g, person
/ II property 81 o.; total tax 81 G5 pen'r %.
| Thomas, Elijah hOlSe and Improvement
/ in Taylor 500, 5 horses $l.0. wagon S23,
! harness So, hh goods SO, tax on real es-
| tate 80, personal property 50 10; total tax
al 10 penalty 81 % ...---. - ----.-- /
| iatOla, Jose Antonio house IN Tules PIE
! cinct on Little COlCTa 10 river $50, tax on
/ real estate - p, penalty 81 Il .....--..-.--
| TeSJemau. Charles carpenter tools $50,
| hh goods $40, tax On personal property s.,
| Townsend Isaac residence in Winslow,
/ bounded east ana south by J Woods,
! west by Ben Baeur $3.50, nh goods So jew
/ eiry SO. tax on real estate 81 20, personal
! property s.; total tax 81 20. penalty Il Is.
| Thornton, Peter IIOlbrOOk, lot II block
! 500 Improvements $500 hh goods S25 tax
/ on real estate SD, personal property zoe;
4 total TAX SD -, penalty 81 81 ......: 49,.
/ IenneY. " horses $50, wagon $50. bug
| g $50, harness $40, cdrpenter tools $50 hh
goods 50, tax on personal property ~ 81,
! penalty 81 y. .... ............-...
! Torres. Jesus house in 81 Johns. east of
public school house, near Alfred Ruiz SO,
/ TAX on real estate GJc, penalty 81 C3 -.--
! TafOlla, ROmulO house and impr0vem IS
J IN II Johns, bounded north by Jose Maria
! McdeleS SD the south hf OF the sw or sec
/ 20 twp11 range p, 100 acres, 500, improve
ments $5l, ) horses so, wagon S2l, harness
/ $40, hh goods SO. tax Oh rSal estate 81 %,
/ personal property IS; total AK $40 %, pen
! 'tANs g tF'- l.
! 1ranSum, Irving sc Qrof NV or of sec
| so twp Il range %, 40 acres $50, tax on real
estate 81 80, penalty 81 GS -..-....-....--....
/ Todd, Howard c W hf of NV or OF sec so
/ twp u range Is, 80 acres 500, tax on real
estate S. penalty 81 j. Observation-Disclosures
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-03-08

Reader. Thos house and Improvements
a the Meadows, $13 saddle $40, carpenter
tools so. tax on real estate BIC. tax on per
SIO5 -. - =. -. ? 3:
Ruiz Alfred residence in Saint Johns
bounded on the moran by VIM Rudd
west by SpringeTville street $50 horses
800, American COZ sig 81, Mexican COW
81 -. Mexican yearing s. 3, American
yeaTing 50 81. wagon 80, harness go, farm
implements so, furniture $50, merchan
disc $3.50. tax on real estate So, personal
& 8 ,,.... 800 - -, 60 q
Rice, B ranch % miles southwest of
Snowflake, known as Phoenix Perk, 500,
horses S-40 80 American cows S2,9)j %, 80
ycarliLgs s.. zOj D. > sets harness 81, sad
de SIS, household goods So, tax on real
csu SIS, personal property $i42 CT; total
tax SI57 O. penalty = 68-.......---. 166 %
Reidhead, John and Son one residence
in woodruff bounded north b. Jas Dean,
east by Horace Owens $780, horses $50,
/ = horses $40, 2 cows $3o "a, l yearling SO 81
= w3gons $40, buggy Sl5., farm implemt Is
90 saddle $40, household goods $40, tax
on re al estate So, personal properly s2l 81;
total tax S23 81, penalty s. IS .--..-.-- > 4
Romero, Rafaei residence in new Mex
lean loWn, bounded south BY Andres RO-
nero, west By jose trinidad Gonzales $C0
horses so, wagon SO, harness -. house
hold gJOGs 49, tax on real estate 81 80, per-
sonBl property 3 20; total tax a -, penal
Rudd, Charles horse $50, saddle $40,
tax on personal property 81 20, peuty Il 05 = &c
Reidhead, john Oscar house at Juniper
so, , Am cows $38 "A, horses SO, wagon
SO, harness so, farm utensils s., house
hold goods $40, tax on real estate 81 30,
personal PROPERTY 81 Go, total tax S. Is,
penalty 81 i Aforementioned. 7 &c
Reader, horses so, wagon $25. mer-
chaudise $50, tax on personal property
SD -, penalty 81 "a .-............i 80. IA SO
Rancher, W one lot in NutriosO $40,
house on pre-emutiOn clain. $25, horses
SD, WACO so, harness s., hid goods $40,
tax on real estate 81 o., personal property
8 p; total tax s. 20, penalty 81 i. ...... As
Reid, William house il Alpine, on sec1p,
twhp >, range 81, hid goods $40, jew
elry - 20, al other property SIS ta-, on real
tax $ AZ, penalty 81 p -...f.,............ G. 6g
Rollins, Edward The south hf and thenw
or OF the : or and the Sc or of the ne rOf
sec Is twp range p, 100 acres, 500, tax on
real estate S., penalty 81 .'.,........... : SO
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-03-08

Nicholson, II log house on Mineral
Creek, at the crossing OF tie OLD Apache
and SpIingeryile road $50, saddle $40, tax
on real estate 81 80, personal property 81 20,
total tax - ~, penalty 81 Is. ...-........
Nelson, Ole 2hUrses $40, 2 cows SIS n,
wagon SO, harness $40, hh goods $2J, tax on
personal property $450, penalty 81 -, ..-..
Nicolas, Serslfiu house aud fen4ing at old
SaladO place, miles south Of II Johns $5),
2 hors Is SO, 30 Mex sheep 1851 50, y on
real estate 81 %, personal pro- crty $ll So,
total tax $l3 IL, penalty 81 C5 ...-..-.-...-..
Newton, Harry the ne or Of the sc or and
the sc or OF the he or OF sec 80 and the " hf
OF the sw or of see 81 twp . range -, / 0
acres, tax on real estate s., penalty 81 so
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-03-08

And notice is hereby given that l, as Tax Col
loctor Of said County, in accordance with sec
ton 2j95 Of the Revised statutes Of Arizona fer
1884, will apply to the District Court ofthe Third
Judicial District Of said Territory Of Arizona in
and for the County OF Apache, to be held at the
town of St. Johns, in said county, at its rexten-
suing term, to-Wi,: the 18th Monday in February
\. D. 1855, S provided and fixed by law, for
judgment against the lands and real estate and
personal property above described in said delin-
quent list for the amounts Of money due rcspec-
lively on said pieces of land, real estate and per
soEal property for said taxes of the year 1857 and
co. IS of this proceeding and penalty for non
payment according to law of said taxes, and in
terest ana for an orde to sell said plopert? for
the satisfaction thereof.
further give notice, that on the Monday sue
ceCding the said 4yh Monday of February A. D.
1885, being the Monday next succeeding tha first
Monday Of said term OF said Court, each piece
of said land, real estate and personal property,
for the sale of which an order shall be made by
said District Court at its said term will lie, by
me, exposed for sale, within legal hours, at pub
lie cutlery, for cash, TO the highest bidder, in
front OF the Court House door, at the town OF
Saint Johns, County of Apache and Territory of
Arizona, the same b eing the building in which
said District Court is held, for the amount OF the
taxes, penalty, costs and interest which shall be
by said District Court. at its said term adjudged
and decreed to be due respectively on each piece
OF said land, real estate and personal property
above described for the year 1887
J. T. LESUEUR,
Treasurer and Ex- Officio Tax Collector of
Apache County, Territory OF Arizona.
January 2eth, 1883.
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-03-08

ship Q, range IS 100 acres 500, tax On rea,
estate -. penalty s. 3J....-..-------
Padiila, Casimiro loo acres Of land $SCo.
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-03-08


PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Y s.. Is. GOODvyaN,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
ST. JOHNS, ARIZONA,
VIII practice in the Territorial and Federal
Courts of Arizona.
e. W. JOHNSTON,
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
'ST. JOINS, ARIZONA.
Office in the Court House.
T, M. SANFORD,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
PRESCOTT, AT.
Gives attention to business in Apache
county. apps ~
r e. HEOREsEsON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office corner Commercial and 5pringerville SITS.
ST. JOHNS, ARIZONA.
VIII practice in all the Courts of the Territory
yEHE. EE. E2UD1s,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
sPRINGERVILLE, APACHE COUNTY, ARIZ.
Will practice in the Comfy and District Court
OF Apache County.
7 pr. VIM. 7. DALBY,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
st. Johns, Arizona Territory.
HARRIS BALDWIN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
ST. JOHNS, a, T.
Land business a speciality. Office in Court House,
ALFRED RUIZ,
SpeClil 3trentlOn gwen 10 tne examination
and transfer of titles 20 Real Estate in the county.
Office i'll Court House, ST. Johns, Arizona.
RAREsV MATTHEW'S,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ST. JOHNS, APACHE COUNTY, ARIZONA.
n G. NORRIS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
FLAGSTAFF, IT
J. c. HERNDoN. J.J.HAWKINS.
TT ERNDON & HAWKINS,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
PRESCOTT, AT.
E@-Will practice in the District Court of
Apache County.
CLARK CHURCHILL,
Attorney General of Arizona.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law.
0FFICE-Over the Bank of Arizona,
35-1y Prescott, Arizona.
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-03-08

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-09

The shops and cafes of Havana are
surely more bright aud interesting than
those of any other city. Among The shops
you viii find 10 great establishments COW
ering n half acre OF ground. half q dozen
stories high, and giving one Il feeling Of
despair to enter; bur they are all on one
floor high, cool, pretty, and many ladies
have a habit Of shopping from their car
r.ages. to which the pleasant clerks or
chiyalrous proprietors bring for inspection
and purchase any article desired.
In America it is the endless effort of
merchants to get goods of every possible
description under one roof Here, the
shops as Il rule are more characteristic
and ndividualiZed One merchant deals
in silks and trimmings; another only in
velvets and velyeteens; another may show
superb lines Of linen; another sells cot
tons and prints alone woolens can be
found only al the - reliant in WOODS; all
manner of laces occupy the attention of
others, and rarely VIII you find the
general notion store so common with us.
80, loo, outside Cf he textile fabrics these
divisions are vigorously observed A
photographer is not IAN artist" bronze
goods DO not include pottery; the jeweer
sells jewelry. not watches and clocks;
the woodenware ironware and basket
ware merchants are not each all the
others. and vine merchants do not sell
soa Edgar l.. Wakeman's Cuba Letter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-09

Americans commonly have mistaken
idea as to English business pethods The
typical American, alert, euterprisln. full
of snap sud 20 is apt to try al things by
his own standard; and that test leads him
to consider the average Eu.lishman slow,
unproeressiYe and sluggish, satisfied with
prevailing conditions, whatever they may
be, and not to be reused to any attempt
to change them-not, indeed, perceiein Z
any reason for changing them. The diff
ference. however, is one OF methods and
not OF results. The conservatism Of the
Engli shnan is not unprogressiveness, for
he aims at the same point that the Ameri-
can does. and. TO Use slang expression,
the gets there just the same''-indesd, he
gets there Ia better form, for although
not So rapid, i.uSlish methods are sAfer,
quito as sure and their results more per-
manen; than those developed under Amer
lean hi.sh pressure. Haberdashsr.
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A newly married couple were sdvertis
ing their affection regardless Of comment
All those who had worn the matrimonial
harness long enough - be CALLED were
quite out OF patience with the happiness
of this hopeful couple particularly as
there was a disparity In their ages, and
the bride had the heft" of the disparity
on her side. She was the older by fifteen
OF twenty years. and society rescnts that
in spite of the fact that it is getting to -
no uncommon thing. The happy couple
kept their window up. much to the dir
comfiture OF the other passengers. Al
last lady who sat behind them--only 4
woman could have cut SO unsrrlngly and
mercilessly into the weak spot Of her soul,
leaned over and said with the suavest
smile. Madam, will you kindly request
your son to close the Window / fear
am taking cold" The window came
down and so did the spirits of the bride -
New York Press.
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DAUGHTERS OF EVE.


Women carpenters hays appeared in Lon
don.
Maria Mitchell has discovered eight com
cts, and has never worn Worth dress.
Mrs Naekay viii be ii Newport next sum-
ner, and intends TO entertain on an elaborate
scale
St Louis has a mining company composed
entirely Of women. who own a mine in Col
orado
Twenty-eight women are now studying at
Columbia college, and co-education is likely
70 be the rule there in the near future.
Aunt Matilda Riley, of Raywick, in Nelson
county, Ky. has just celebrated her l2lst
birthday. She is stiIl spry and active
Nile Zrechi. celebrated Indian dancer,
who has been the leader OF the ballet at the
Eden theatre ii Paris, is about TO be married
20 a Russian prince.
Lady Colin Campbell, writes London
correspondent. is now TO be seen in the black
stuff dress g.lI white cap and apron Of u hOS-
pital nurse at 81. Georges hos!dtal.
Mrs Frank r. stockton Is said to be a fair,
serene, happy tempered woman, whose ma
ture is in strong contrast to that Of her bus
band, which is nervous and restless
Miss Lucy Hooper, whose pen has been
power in the land, is 70 marry the Marquis
diAdda Sanahara, of Milan. The pen in her
Gaze has been mightier than the title,
Frances E Willard thinks it funny that
men are willing that women should enter
any profession except their own, Miss VII
lard is hard on the sex. Journalists are al
WAYS slal 10 welcome The ladies
A Portland woman has read the Bible
through eighty five timei: she is - Years old
and began when she was Z. She reads from
the same book with which she first began,
and has read it at least once every year.
The queen Of the Belgians excels in the art
OF producing bowls Of fish from handker-
chiefs, and causing coins, watches and other
articles to vanish into thin air. In other
words, she is practlced adept at conjurlns.
Probably no cot;lion IN this country has
equaled il splendor that recently given IN
Paris by Nine. Oyagne, of South America.
Among the favors were suushades covered
with real lace, real fur boas. gold pencils.
expensive fans and other substantial knick-
knacks
Modern Greek women excel not only III
personal refinement. but in general intclIi-
gence and desire for sclf-improvemenf. TDo
Greek women Of the upper class are generally
clever well bred. well informed and might
rival in Accomplishments, culture and con
versational powers their sisters OF the west.
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes has been
obliged to give up his old habit Of answering
personally all letters addressed to him A
printed note which opens Us follows is now
DIR. Holmes regrets that impaired eyesght
and the large demands made upon his time
by distant AID unknown friends obhge him
to contract his hitherto extended correspond
ence and 10 avail himself of an assistant in
writing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-09

W. visited ~ 81 the native houses. the
home of our guide. II YVES simpl" dwell
ing. The entrance. watch was narrow
and paved with tiles, lei 10 = lif'ir open
court. from which We, outiets hung with
portiercs lading into fcorrs, A narrow
stairway, ~ iAlaid with tiles, led up to
rooms above. into one Of which W. were
shown The wallis werc mostly bare, but
of peerless white, from the many white
wasbngs, which gave pleasant cir Of
purity, while il reflected ths light coming
from the little court. which was opeu 10
the sky and made the well rooEl Il the
house. There were no windows f.. .;sid-
ers to look out or Tor outsiders to look III,
but that WAS perfectly Criept?l in charae-
ter. The Moor never allows the sli .htess
exposure Of his domestic affairs. The
very entranceway often turns ut . sharp
angle, SO that the interior may Not be dis
closed, and especially that the female &C.
cupants may not he seen from the cutter
door &C. p Gates in Boston Transcript
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The STRENGTH or CIGARS.


4 kansa. City s'e.i.r Says 1t Is Not
Indiea'~.. by she s.olor-
'sIt is surprising, said q prominent
tobacco man tlse .; Ier dag. the amount
OF niisinfor1aaiion that prevails among old
smokers even in reference 10 the strength
of cigars as indicated by tie eoler Of the
wrapper. These colors run from elaro,
the liehtese. TO oseuro. the darkest. but
the latter is very rare color and IS sell
dom seen nowadays. Now, linety-Iline
sIa ekers OUT of a hundred fancy that the
strength of the tobacco is regulated by
the color OF tie cigar but il is great
mistake. Ii has little or nothing to do
with il whatever, but the man who calls
for claro walks off entirely satisfied that
he is necessarily smoking a mild cigar,
whereas he might have bought Maduro
AMI got a niilder one.
Il will tell you why. A packer will
have befGse him on table large num-
Ser Of cigars, the wrappers Of which will
vary in color from light yellow down TO
an almost black shade The filler, re-
member, i'll al these is exactly the same.
Well. he VIII pick out the lightest in the
lot. lay them TO one side pick out the
next lishtest and place them TO Que side,
until nothing but the very darkest are
left. The frs. lot VIII be packed away
into boxes stamped Claro. the second in
boxes stamped Colora 10 and the third in
boxes stamped Maduro. There are, Of
course, intermediate grades, such as Colo
RADIO Claro aud Colorado Maduro, hnt you
see chat the Cl&Eo box contains just as
strong cigar as the MadCro. There
may he Hgtle difference owing TO the
color Of the wrapper but that is very
slight The color is determined entirely
by he packer, and The distinction is made
solely because cigars OF uniform color
look more attractive.
Here. for instance, are two boxes of ci-
gars both stamped Colorado. One is the
Maradona. made from he Nuelta Arbajo
district tobacco; the other is the Arletta,
made from the tobacco of Part,Gas dis
trict. These cigars are OF about the same
strength, and yet the Arletta is much the
darker. Now, the ogd nary smoker would
be almost certain TO take the Maradona if
he wanted Il mild aud the Arietta if he
wanted Il strong cigar. The supposed diff
ference in strength rs indicated by the
color is purely imaginary. kansas City
Journal "Rustler.' -
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Almost a Panic.

An examination of the weekly report of
deaths for the past month in Boston and 9TH
er towns and cities in the country, reveals an
alarming condition, owing TO the great ill.,
crease of deaths from Pneumonia as com
pared with previous years.
If this increase continues as it has for the
last few weeks, a panic will certainly result.
For example, the weeks ending Jan. II and
81 one fifth ofthe deaths in Boston from all
causes were the result of pneumonia. More
than one hundred people died of this dreadful
disease in that short time. and the mortality
all over the country seems rather 10 be in
creasng than abating. Is it possible that
medical skill and science can find no means
to battle and cure this terrible plague:
Physicians seem powerless, and al theOr es
regarding the disease, and the persons most
liable to an attack, are broken down by its
universal ravages. Neither old, middle aged,
or young persons are exempt. Tendency to
lung trouble used to be considered a predis-
posing cause for pneumonia. But this seas
on the strongest and most healthy lungs in
men and women seem to be no safeguard.
We believe, however, that it is possible to
prevent the disease if not cure it, and that
too, by simple remedy within the reach of
all. We read lately in pamphlet published
by DIR. /. S. johnson & Co., Boston, Mass,
a method of treating pneumonia by the use of
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.
Certainly the remedy is simple, and can
be obtained almost anywhere. 1t is an abso-
lutte fact that no remedy known will break
up and cure cold quickly as this old
fashioned household medicine. And Sc
we're cold is always without exception the first
stage of pneumonia.
johnson ( Co. will send a copy of this
pamphlet to any person, free. The direc-
tons given in the pamphlet for preventing
pneumonia are based on sound common
sense, and, without shadow of doubt, would
succeed nine times in ten. march 5d&wlw
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SENATOR'S AGES.


Wade Hampton, Of South Carolina, Is 90
Turpie Of Indiana, is 81. Allison, of Iowa
is 50
Morrill,, OF Vermont, is II He is the oldest
senator
Pugh, of Alabama, is g. Jones, of Arkan-
sas, is a.
Hale, OF Maine, is 81. German, of MARY
land, is IS.
Cockrell, of Missouri is So. Vest, of Nj,
souri,, is 81
Reagan, of Texas is So Edmunds, of Yer
mont, is 60
Ingalls,, of Kansas, is "a Beck, of Kel.-
lucky. is G6.
Vance, Of North Carolina, is 81. Sherman.
of Ohio, is q.
Cullom, of Illinois, is IS. VOORHEES,. of
Indiana, is 60
Colquitt, of Georgia, is IS Salisbury, Of
Delaware, is 20
Spooner. of Wisconsin, is A.. Paddock, os
Nebraska, is 81
Blackburn, of Kentucky, is 40 Gibson, o
Louisiana, is So.
Evarts, of New York, is TO- Hiseock, of
New York, is So
DAVIS, OF Manesota, is 40 Walthall, Of
Mississippi, is Sc
Jones, of Nevada, is s. Blair. of New
Hampshire, is 81
Hoar, of Mass chu>otts. is 81 StockbridQp.
Of Michigan SCI
Quny Of Pennsylvania, is -. Aldrich of
Rhode Island. is tG
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The following unique advertisement re-
appeared in The Morning Post, of Lon
don:
Wanted-t1overness tEnglishl for three
children, eldest Is; must be q thorough
disciplinarian snd well able to administer
corporal punishment; good salary; age
about "a; write full particulars as to
mode OF inflioting punishment, also salary
required; personal interview in London
necessary. York Tribune.