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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-12-19

Til y iive III 'ns4nsl Span i::f'' 9
last year emigrated 70 South An r
lea aud ten thousand to Algeria.
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A democrat in Montana county
Ia, was elected TO the legislature
by majority OF one vote.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-12-19

The best Christmas gilt is what
every man may give himself. And
that Is good record.
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During the Paris Exposition GAG
pic kpockets were arrested, of whom
1876 were French 80 English and 7
Americans.
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HAS the exclusive sale Of these uuequall
IL cd glasses in Pulaski. Try them a.
You will use no other. Yon never raw an.
frames like them.
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VIII chi ren {, Christrias PREF
q. t-aas,.:< 81, Car,stlp 4 past.
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A Pendleton Ore, man drank a
gallon of mineral water at one sit
ting on wager.
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A Smith County, Kan, girl won
$50 the other Gay, by husking and
cribblpg 60 bushels of corn in 5
hours.
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From hand to mouth-Going TO
the dentist after consulting the pal
mister.
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oorf, 9err b. Nlbensleben unb General
D. 9abnde bei:pDbnten.

oorf 9err b. Nlbensleben unb General
D. 9abnde bei:pobnten.
= uebsr ben gbarafter bet neueren
oentiben @iHtpanberung beri6tet Der
bisberigs @eneralconful in Jrantfult
a. Vi. etnige tnterehante 3abIeH: BON
ie 1000 Iusipanberetn finb 5ur9I9nittz
lid 800 polIauF ausgeriiftat, ben &f
um's Daiein In ameritd auIsunebmen.
Weniger ols Is groeent linb unter 10
Sabre alt; 65 Procent atpii9en 20 unb
so, barunter inbeKen Die groBe Mfebrbeit
ndber ben 3wan5igern. 9urdf6rittli@
iinb bic @intuanberer geiunb, gut uns
terri6tet unb intelligent. Nnl neiifen
feblt ibnen Die GenntniB Der enslii6en
Spra9e. Sic baben in ibrem re[p.
grwerbs3weiae cine CUTE gr5iebuns ge=
noRen. @s finb babel 25 Brocent Mas
i6inenbdnoe, Sagel0huer II procent,
aleinfarmer 25 procent, &aufeute 10
Yrocent, 9anbDerter unb Gelebrte 12
Brocent, gergleute 6 procent uub 10
procent obne beitinmte 8ef9dftigung.
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Du biit gut, mein Ohm; i'd weiB es.
Du biit gut! unb banu tpeinte lie fid)
mod elm braDes 5tiid9an.
N6er aud oas, Nadbar, 6ffnete mir
ni1t meinen bernageIten 8erifaubesfas
ten. gm anbern Mbeub tam He uies
oer nit ibrem GeKel6en. 3iinb' nur
bic 2ampe OH, fagte id; berna6 mad
i'd mfrs fdoa ielber.
| Sd wOlli', sic hdtten ibr bitteno Nn=
| geii6t gefeben. 2aB mid. ObmI ia9te
fte. Sd meiB, i9 fann es beute.
Sd Dollte es beano9 nebren; ober
iebt itampfte iie nit ibrem GdB9en !:
SD muB aber, Ohm; bas drgert mid,
bag bon gefernl
So lit ids BENT; uno als fie ibr ::
3ur 8efunbbeit! fpra6 un6 bann elm
9@liifden aus bem @laie trant, bieIt
iie ben Ntbem Oil uno Muno unb QugeE
gepaltiam Offen; aber, i'd iab es mobL
elm paar Sbrdnen fprangen bod beraus.
Balb baua6 Iinb Sic Ing 9aus 9e3pgen,
unb -Sie ba5en es ia ieIbf gefeben,
tpie 3ierli6 tie uns gu creben3en tpuBte.
Soft per5eibe mir! Sas Gtnb Feuerte
Gadborb; absr i9 bdtte 5teuerboro
balten ionen.
--Sm gBinter, ra9bem Sic fort
tuaren, fu9!e mein 2absder &beoer mid
iDieoerum gu fobern; Der i1laue NIte
bate es beraus, baB i'd gu fri6 mid
lanofeit gema9t bate; er ineinte. i'd
t6nnte uobl nod elm paar Sabre tpieber
laben unb l6f6en. Bon benz oo3tpi=
f9en fpra9 er nitbt; aber er bot mir
ein neugebautes 8ollfdiff uno einen
Part barin. Mir gefiel bas f6on; aber
mas follte 0ann aug Giet9en 8eDers
unb meiner 4nna tperben? 0enn aud
Sbr Guartier i'm llnterbauie fanb uns
pernlietbet. Oa, als i6 zines Cages in
Der Sanuarionne nit Mnna tiber hsn
gdnfemarft promenirte. blieb lie pDr
efnem WeiBwaaren9ei6dft iteben nnb
betraGtete besie,ig bic Gauberfeiten,
bic bier alle in benz 2a3enfenIter ausge.
legt paren. Sd iuollte ursebuIoig tpers
ben; aber iie bate trobbem INNER ibrsm
ginger mod na9 etpas Neuem. 9luf
etnmal fam mir bic @rIeu9iung !:
2omn' iaste i9, ipas meinlt 9u, tpenn
Sbr felber fOl9en 2absn bdttet?
Sic Durbe f9ier bunfelrotb por
Jreube; aber glei9 barauf iaste lie
traurig, ibr bunfles G0pf6en lduttelnb !:
Sos 1T ia ni6t m69Ii6. Obml
9fi6t m6gli9, 9lnna2 M6er, mas
meinit Ou, tuenn Oein Ohm es bens
nod m6gli6 ma6tl 9omm' nur, mir
tpollen glei9 aa9 0auie, unb Mutter
foll ibren Segen geben
By Jove, i6 bate ytotb. baB fe mir
ni9t bnr allen 2enten I'm ben 9als fiel.
(Sortiebune foIai.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28

nurbe Der fabrenbe galaf nit 6ufrab=
tuftn begtiibt. Ser erfen Gar foIaie
elne 5tneite in fur5er @nifernllng. Sie
ears ltnb elegant eiu9eri6tst unb uers
ben nit oerielben @lsftrisiidt, tue!6e bie
Srtebtraft liefert. bur6 feds ineanoes.
cent Sampen erleu6tet. Gie @ompaqs
ME bat Is folder MDtor Wageu be-
fellt, tpobon ieoer 4 big Z anoere Waaeu
3lebeH fann. @s pirb nod immer eini.
&c Wtonate 6auern, big bas eleftrifde 6ns
item aut Der ganSen 2inie einsefiibrt
tneroen taan, aber Ger Nnfang 1T ges
ma9t uno bic 2eute baben Gelegenbeit,
gu feben, tpie poraitglt6 es orbeitet. Die
bttterHen Spponenten tper6en iebt Die
tpdrmlten gefiirporter BEG eleftrii5en
SDItems.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28

= 8ien, 81. 2iuguf. Wdbrenb Der
MauDper Der 25. DipiiiOn, tpeIde ge.
fern 3tpii9en 6ebenborf nnb Spelling
itatifaubsu, ereignete ii6 oem uN. @.
Sgbl." 5ufolge ein unangenebmer 3wis
i6enfaa. 8on bem 21. Sdserbataillon
fieIen udmlid segen einen 8orpoiten
oes Oriiteu 9rasonerregiments fdarfe
S9hiie uHb als Der fibrenbe OberIieus
tenant 8u ben Sd8err fpreugte, um bas
gtiBpertdnbniB auf3utldren, ltiirate fein
pferb, boH elmer Gugel gstroffen, nie'
Der. Der OberIieutenant beftieg raid
eln MannidaFtspferb. iagie auber
S3uBlinie auf be Sdgerabtbeiluug 3u
uno oeranloBte oas @infelen bes
geEers. Gs wuroe foFort cine ltrenge
lntetiu9ung eingeleitet, pel6e ergab,
oaB etn Sdger beim patronenausfaI1en
Elm padet f9arfer ftatt blinber patro,
men befomnen uno nit bieien 0efeuert
bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28
Gin Waiuifter. .9rdsisent M, eet

Gin @iniifersS Srafioeut an, Gels<
pbon. Bon llIm miro Der ,israuff.
3tg." gei6rieben: Dieier Saqe mar
Dllniiter prdfibent Greiberr Dr. b.
Wlttuaht, Der neben unTeren auslpars
tigen Angelegenbsitsn aud gifenbabz
nen, Yof, Selegrapben unb SeIephou
lentt. 9an3 iacognitO bier gu gaiu6 bel
ieinem eDbne, lieutenant bel Der Qr,
tlllerie, uRb nit ibm Der Sdmieaerua.
ter beg SeBteren, Der 0amburger Genas
tor unO 8roBfaufmann g. Die Ser
ren bef9ti9ten bic Stabt, bas Milniier,
ben genial placirten BabnboF, uno
i6IieBlib fOlte Der 6amburasr BE.
iu6 aud bic ueu angeIegle Gupfcrorabt.
5elepbonleitnng llIms s5tuttgart probiz
rem, um nd BON Der 8oltyeiflidfeit beg
plirttembergii6en SelepboameIeus su
iiber5eugen. Sie besabeu fid auf bas
8elepbonnmt, ebrerbietigft empfangen
uDn bem 0orfaube, unb Der 6err Wii.
aiiterpraiibent ruff peri6nll@ mad
Stuttgart: o8itte, Miniferium bes
NasD6rtigen!" IS oauert eine Weile,
telile 9lntDort. Wuf pieberboltes Slim
geln l0Bt fid) enolib eine Stuttgarter
Stimlne pernebmen, unb es eatipinnt
fi9 fo!genbes 3wieseiprd9:
Stuttgart: 8er 1T bort2"
ulm: pWIiniiter prdfibent Wlitte
na6t.~
Stuttgart: n4d mas, made Sic mir
MY weis; Der 5err Minilter grdfbent
ti1t net in ulm!"
ulm: 0SO9, bod; i@ bin bierl aus
ten sic io9lei9 ben Germ Miniiterial=
ruth 9. ans Selepbon!"
Stuttgart: pgr if9 net bal"
ulm: pWer fpri6t benn eigentIi6
bort?"
Stuttgart: uRan3leibiener f."
ulm: yaIiO s., rufen Sic oaleid) Ell.
men Der 0erren meines Miniteriums /"
Stuttgart; u0ie Serren iinb ale
f6pa3ieren!"
nlm: Dummies 3sugl Sd befeble
SbHen, rufen sic auaenbIid!id einen
meinsr &dtbe!"
Stuttgart: rSie iinb ia gar net Der
9err WflniiterprdfOent, oer bat beut in
ulm mir 5'tbun! sic iinb Der 9err s.
unb Dollet mi bios tpieber foppen Nuf
ben Seim gang net! - Gin f6arfes
NblduteH pOn Stuttgart ma6te ber ,
iueiteren unterreouug Elm @nbe unb |
Dem bertannten NiiniiterprGfibenten
blieb Ni6ts iibrig, als nit benz balbuns
ter6riidten 2lusruf: Scr G.. !" bas
WilrDpbon an ben Sateu gu bangen.
Ser Serr Senator aber bemertte tro.
fen: vMein 2teberl Oein Geid tit |
10 groB, oa fam es mol geI6ebeu, bab |
untertpegs bic 6aratteriltii6e Slang. |
farbe Der Stimme perloren gebt; i'm |
uebrigeu iit euer Selepbon elite reft |
gemutbIi6e Ginri6tung." - Der 6err
VliniIterprdlibent fol- anbern Gags ieiz |
mem Snn3leibiener bic palauefarbe"
ettuas oaufgefrii6t" baben.
sas- Infer lluterseug fir 6erblt uub !
Wiuter fam in &ei6baItiefeit unb !
Qualitdt nibt erreibt perben.
s. %. Crate & Co.,
240 Commerce 5trabe, San Wutpnip.
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Gine ffd1ere @eln.y:ulaae

1T etne ioe, ppn pe!6er 9bnen uner Garantie Buses
aert werhen tann, eub fie terieptsenbe 9eiuae lie
tert, niersentaaS has an8eese Sch SuridseSab miro
Nuf eteier Geii8 tpnnen Sie ppn bem unten ansese=
benen Gpcthetsr cine 6lai9e pen Or. sinsS 0euem
S9ptnhlu4tS oeimittel toufen. 68 nirp garanttrt,
pap oailelbe unter allen nmtdneen Grlei6terung ees
pdbrt, meHn man e5 segeu ir9enb pel9e 2etoen 6er
3ebie, Der Brut peer ber 9nn9en anipenbet = mte
S9nnoiuht, GunsenentSln @rpn6tis, 4ifbma
3euhbuiten, Srdune sc. DC. IS 1T angenebm enunebz
men nnp ifmedt gut, lit plais Ther une man tam lid
INNER barauf perlafen.
FreteHai4en fret in alien apptbeten. @rbleIale bel
Diaib, 9bcmpipnu. 9p.
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0tcnftmGb d,en nerlauot.

Sine &69in ober Gin gutes 6ausmdb,
9en ftnbet iofort Stelle. Ra65ufraeen
tn Der Office ber rGreien preie".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28
0teb aufaehaltei,.

Die yta9ri9t lpurbe bon Der Sc.
meinoe, tpel6e er in S@reden gebaIten
bate, nit ber gr6Bten Befriebigung
arfgenommen; aber bas 9ufbal:en Ell.
ner Sranfbeit. tpeI6e Elm geIiebtss uno
9ei6dBtes 2sben ipegFiieblt, III eine
Shat, ueld)e berali6e Santbarteit Elm.
flDBen IOllte. Gr0iieln, 9dIte Der st.
tremitdten> gtiebersei6lasenbeit uno
8efhbt eer Grmtbung bel bleiDem,
trdntli@em @eli6t iin0 bic Golsen bon
ytIerenz unb Seberit6rung. 0altet bic
urfa9e fofOrt auf, inbem Sbr DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
einnebmt. @s 1T elm rein pegetabilii9er
Detective, ber bic perborgenfe 2ungeu=
ober 8lutif6ruug aufipiireu unb fefz
nebmen tpirb. Sn allen gpotbefen gu
babeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28

Die erfe elettriidbe ssabrt In
peotta idiloert Der ypeoria 9emofrat"
In ieiner Wontagsausgabe TO:
Sie 8eamten Der Central @itn,8abn
babeu ibr Wort gebalten. sic batten
berIpro9en, Big CUR 5taatsfair oas eIef.
trif6e Spiiem ein3ufiibreu uno babeu es
fertig sebra6t. cbtpobl es BON bieIen
Seiten be3weifelt tporben iit. Sag unb
Na9t III searbeitet tporben, UNI fertig
gu tperoen, unb Beoria bat beute oas
Bsrgniigen, ben 0efu9ern Der Stats
fair eine etsftrii6e 8abn nod benz ueue=
fen un6 beten SDitem au seisen. Sir
bic meiten 6remben 1T es BON ebenlp
groBem Snterel5e. bic eleftrii9en Ma,
gen laufen au ieben, als bic Staatsfair
ielbit. Das @reigniB wirb bon Der &C..
iammten 8eo6lferung als Elm GROCER
Gorti6ritt nit Greuben begriiBt. So,
balb Brdlibent 9infeD fi6 Iber3eugt
bate, baB am SOnutag 9l6enb Nlles
gum eleftrilten Betrieb in Sronuna
fein f6nute, ianbte er ben Stabtrdtben
unb 0erreu bon ber prefe am Scnatag
Ha6mittag cine @iulabung gu Der erz
fen elettrif6en Gabrt in PeOria, unb
eriu1te bieielben, li6 UNI balb II ubr
ein3ufinben. SobaIb bic IeBte Bferbe.
Gar bonn obern @noe Der 8abn abQes
fabren unb bGs @eleis auf Der Bluifieite
Der Nbams StraBc frei mar, tpurben
stpei Der neuen Wagen nit elettrii9en
Diotoren aus ben 56uppen auf oas
8eleis 9ei6oben.
Die albermdnner, ScurnaIiIten, 9is
rettoren Der gabn unb mebrere ssreunbe
betiegen bic Gar, un6 iobaIb bic elettri.
f6e 0erbinbung bergeitellt mar, gab ber
@leftriter, Seritrdte BON 81. 2ouis, bas
3ei6en 5ur 4bfabrt, tpOrauf feline @ats
tin ben elettriI9ea Strom anbrebte unb
Der Waseu fi3 fofort In 8ewegung iebte.
Die Gabrt ging gut big Sur Sreu3una
it5er bas @eleife Der &od SsIanb Yabn,
mo- ber elettrii6e 9rabt ettpns 3u bod
geipannt mar unb Die @nr lteben blieb.
Ss oauerte aber teine 8ipei Minuten
big oer Srabt tpieber in Orbnung gez
bra6t mar unb Der Wagen nit groBer
S6nelIigteit biz sur Gbeitnut StraBe
ourblief. 9ie gauge 6abrt oauerte nur
II TIinuten. an Der aan3enGinie entlang
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28

Sag- Infer llnter3eug fir 0erblf uub
Miuter fam in &ei6baltigfeit unb
Qualitdt nidt errei6t nerben.
s. %. Crate & Co.,
240 Commerce 5traBe, San gutpnio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28

9ie
8Sdentlide 6reie 4reiie flir geras
eri1eint
jeosa DonnerGag
un6 foitet
$3.50 fiir baS Sabr pner $1.25 fir
6 WsDnate In 0urausbesabImna.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-10-25
COlOnIst SIeepers.

The Union Pacific Ry., also known ms
the Overland Route. has lately added TO
its service a number OF new cars-which
by the way are built by the world famous
Pullman company - entitled Colonist
sleepers, and which for convenience and
comior are but little behind the handsome
Pullman Palace cars. The cars are de-
signed for the use and comfort OF the colo
mist, who with his family intend moving
west to grow up with the country.
The only difference between these cars
and the regular first-class Pullman is
that the Colonist sleeper is not uphol-
stored. There are fourteen sections in
each car, and separate toilet rooms for la
dies and gentlemen. At night, by means oil
sliding head boards and heavy damask
curtains, as much privacy is occurred as il
in the regular first-class sleeper. Plenty Of
fresh, clean towels and a good supply OF
water are also to be found. A uniformed
porter accompanies each car to look after
the comfort and attend to the wants Of
the passeng .rs, and no smoking is Above !.
1t certainly seems that Tor cheap and com
modious sleeping accommodations, while
travelling, these cars cannot be excelled.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-10-25

II was some time ago that q WE'LL
known newspaper man here in Chicago
rented new house aud moved his be-
longings there, but his friends who are
in the secret are still laughing ut him
over an incident which occurred soon
after the removal. 1t appears that the
new house was one of long block of
houses which oil looked alike. When
he left there the first night after he had
got settled he counted his house as the
fourth one from the east end OF the row.
On his return about q. m he alighted
from the car at the further end OF the
block aud counted to the fourth house.
Tripping up the steps he tried his key.
1t did not work. Then he tried the
window. He had been Juggling some
time at the screen when he heard fem
mime voice bohind it inquire: "Well,
what is it?" He said he had been I'M
able to unlock the front door and was
trying the window. Then he turned
around and discovered to his horror
that the feminine voice was owned by q
stranger. Visions of midnight ride
in patrol wagon and a night in damp
cell arose before him. But the owner
of the voice laughed. She had recog-
nized him through the window and
knew that he had inst moved into the
house next door. She told him 80, and,
greatly relieved, he muttered profuse
apologies and found his way to his
new home. which he had no trouble in
entering in the proper way.-Chicago
Herald.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-10-25
Taken For a Clergyman.

Cbirego lnter-Ocean.
They tell good story in this con-
nettion regarding Mr.. Deter of Chi
cago. He was out through these
hills prospecting, dressed in gentle
ma My garb, and with the dignified
yet gentle bearing that is his. At a
certain point the stage upset, not an
I'm common occurrence, but quite q
startling one. Mr.. Letter distinguish
ed himself by his utter silence under
the trying circumstances and by the
gallantry with which he assisted the
ladies of the party. After all had
been Strengthened up again a red
shi rted miner who had been watch
ing the Chicago capitalists said to
MIN: stranger, will you take a
dr. nk?" at the same tire producing
an old flask.
Thank YOU" was the courteous
reply, Il don't drink"
The miner subsidized for moment,
and then taking out IL villainous
looking cigar, said "Wcll pard, will
| you have smoker
| dppTeclule your hiHuueSS, SIT,
said Mr.. Letter, "but | rarely use to-
| bacco and do not care to smoke at
present"
The miner looked surprised. Pres
en- lily they all alighted and partook
of dinner in a rude frontier eating
house at 81 a meal. When Mr.. Lett.
err came to settle the clerk astonished
him by saying, 1.-THE bill is paid;
tn at party over yonder fixed il"
Our townsman looked across at the
co Eered porch, and there sat his friend
the miner, tilted back in his chair,
co mplacently smoking his big cigar.
Hf stepped up to him with the word;
"My friend, | understand that you
have paid my bill. Now, l am very
much obliged to you. but | have a
lit tie money of my own, and am per.
haps much better able to settle the
bill than you are. yourself, and | in
sist upon paying it,
No, you don't, pardner, broke
out he of the red shirt, 1--WE don't
have much religion out this way, .but
| want you to understand that when
a gospel sharp comes along we know
how to treat him whiteI" And the
Oh icago ex-dry-goods man had to
su bmit to being taken for preacher
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his breast attested the fatal accuracy
of the fair murderess' aim. Her aim
had been sure, for the knife had found
his heart. She looked at the dead
body in all the perfect composure OF
Acknowledgement. She did not
change color she did not faint or
scream, and an observer could
not tell, from her countanance, that
any thing unusual had happened.
And Wallace, the spectator of all
thisf He ran from the little
room, down the length of the splen-
did salon, past the dead man, past
the tesplendant creature in pink vel
vet. She did not look up, she did
not hear him-she had forgotten him.
But at the door of the drawing
room he paused for an instant and
glaIl ICED back.
Anna lvanovne stood above the
body of the man who had loved her,
and wiped crimson stain from her
soft white finger upon her delicate
lace handkerchief, that waited per-
fume which seemed part of her dan
gerous charm. Her face was pale,
her lips pressed tightly together
Wallace's nervous hand ratified the
knob OF the door.
She slowly raised her eyes and saw
the American. She stiffened herself
You did this, she said. II will in
form on you this minute"
And then her shrieks resounded
through the place.
w Wallace encountered no one in the
mar bile hall, although he heard a
scurrying of feet near by. Then he
was out in the night, fleeing for his
life.
He was in the railway station, or
the train, and her cries were still ring
ing in his ears.
He did not feel safe till he was once
more in America, his little fiancet
listened with bated breath as
he recounted his Russian adventure
Yankee Blade.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-10-25
A Queer Place for "A Horse.

A queer accident Happened near town
one night. A gentleman hired n saddle
horse of Bob Springfield to attend night
services Mt Antioch church. On arriv-
ing at the church he hitched the animal
to tree in the grove near an old well,
which was loosely covered with rotten
boards, and which escaped his notice in
the darkness. During his absence the
horse, in moving about, stepped upon
the frail covering and was precipitated
to the bottom of the well, distance oil
twenty feet. Here lie lay, or rather sat
upon his launches, until near morning,
when by means OF rope and pulley he
was rescued from his very uncomforta.
BILE position. Strange to say, the mi.
NAL, though badly bruised, sustained
10 serious injuries. dalton tGa. Citi-
zen.