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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
JONATHAN 4. HOWELL.
or Illinois, Chairman Of the House EIec'
tIon Committed.

In making up the Election Committee
Sneaker Reed has given to the South four
members. TO the West seven, to the mid:
die States three. and to the East one, and
tho embarrassing to the distinguished Con
gressman of whom we present portrait.
lie was the lending Republican, on the
same committee in the Eiftieth Congress.
This ia Mr.. Rowell's fourth term IN the
House OF Representatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

s43P ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

There is now one Evangelical Protestant
church in 5lS inhabitants, aud ore minis
Ger in 6Q2 Inhabitants. From 1850 to 1856
the population increased lJ2 per cent, and
the COMMITMENTS 2i3 per cent.
The growth Of the various churches COM
pared with the increase OF population viii
appear in the following table:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
THE SOUTH SIDE.
THE RECENT HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN
DlNWlDDlE.
round and Gagged with Sand-Narrow
Escapc-A Timely Eescue-Farm
Mntters-Other Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DI,oa,cn.l


PETERSBURG, VA, UrctnUor 10, IooJ.
It is said that but for the timely dis
covery of Dir White. who was recently
robbed on tue highway in Dinw'ddIe coun-
~. short distance from the city, his life
would have been in great jeopardy. His
cries attracted the attention of colored
man Who was passing in the vicinity, and
who went to his aid. Mr.. White was found
with his hands tightly pinioncd behind
him and his legs SO firmly tod together rs
TO prevent circulation OF the blood. The
robbers had also stuffed his mouth full Of
sand, which for time almost suhocatcd
him. v hen found the unfortunate man
was unable TO stand. There is no clue to
the assailauts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
HANpsosrF1Y ENTERTAINED.

Mr.. James b. Blanks. grand regent, and
Senator Lovenstcin, Of Richmond, grand
secretary of the State Council, Royal Az
canum. paid an Official visit to Suffolk last
night. where they ezcmpifed the work If
the order. The visiting officers were hand
somcly entertained. and the occasion was
in all respects an enjoyable one.
WI johnson. a travelling photographer,
was before the Mayor this morning on the
charge Of couductil = his business without
q license. and was fined - and costs.
Surrv Hill, negro who had just served
q term Of Imprisonment for THEFT, was ar
rested Immediately on his discharge for
robbing one Of his fellow-prisoners in jail:
Ye WAS sentenced this time to four months
imprisonment.
Ii is said thai the cotton crop in this sec
ton is the smallest known IN great many
vqaTs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

one Of the financial secretaries OF the
United States Senate in 1869. He resigned
this position 70 accept an editorial chair
on the Chicago Inier- OCEAN. In 1876 he be-
came managing editor OF that paper, hold.
ing the position for several years. In 1888
he became connected with the Chicago
Ne,rs and was thus engaged when appoint
ed az Governor of Dakota. He has written
plays and stories as well az many magazine
articles. Mr.. Pierce is married man and
the father OF four children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
TAX NOTICE.
oFFIcs COLLECTOR or CITY rAXssl
CITY Hall.
RiCHNOTp, December !. y. g.
NOTICE 10 IAN-PAYERS.

The RESIDUE or CITY TAXES for 1881 are
due AMI payable az tbs onice during this month.
penalty Of per cclL VIII le added Pop ai OIL
Remaining unpaid December 3lst ana ihr same
returned delinquent ant Dltll.le4 according %
law. kvery male twenty enc yrnr- ot axe aui
every person keeping house or icing business
in tie city IS assessed for 4 personal TAX, md
those who have not rad any city ta1es DUNG
the year Will please cali aud solue, 80 as 20 avoid
being POSTED Is delinquent
There have boon put ia my bands during re
year a yory large amount " Ya7luG lip-,
aud sewer-conuoct.on bills which q. @ due AT luco
and will have So 10 declared ceuuQ eut n not
paid before DECEMBER 3lsr. Please AK 80 thrre
are any such bills against you when paying yolE
taxes. ONCE open Until p =.
T. ". CINhINGUAN.
de lin Collector az city laxeA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
The Grateful Tramp.
ntfal

Lady OF the House. "Why, You are the
same man TO whom l gave loaf Of my
homemade bread the other day."
Tramp: Yes, mum; and merely
came around TO show you that ] was still
aliye.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

He was born at Haverhill. N. IL, in 1888,
and of the Law Department Of tho Uniyer-
sitv Of Chicago. His office is at Blooming
ton. He IS a good lawyer and enjoys a
widespread reputation and remuneratiye
practice. For three years he was in the
Union army. He was States attorney Of
tho Eighth judicial circuit OF Illinois IN
1863 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
STANTON.
sionewaIl-Band Concert-Tho Hiber-
--paralyzed.

nians-paraiyzed.
(Correspondencc Of tho Richmond Dispn;chl
DrcEvBER II. 1882.
One of the largest and most fashionable
audiences which ever attended our Opera
House Of Tat, greeted the Stonewali-bri-
gale Band and their assistants ri grand
concert last night. IL was complimentary
occasion to their honorary members. As-
sstine the band were several Of the most
talented and cultured yOcalisis of the city.
Mrs. W. J.. bumcardncr, Mrs. George g..
Jordan. ard Messrs. &. J.. Cooke and j. D..
Shirley appearing in duets and solos. Mrs.
Shrkey ani Miss Willie Bumgardner ac-
c0Wpluying on the piano.
Tho band was ont in full numbers and
Appeared 90 excellent advantage. Inc ac-
complishcd director. Pr0fcss n J.. j. webb.
of the Virginia Female Institute. was III
charge Of the execution Of the PFC gramine,
and conducted The artistic entertainment
10 the delight of the audience.
THE umrHyASs.
FRIDAY. the 9th instant. has been Sc
lcctcd the day for the annual grand ball
OF the Catholic Ilibernian Beneficial Socie-
~ Of this city, which VIII take place 40 the
Nirginia Hotel. This is large Orranza-
ton of the Catholic fAith which gathers
and disuou as lb raj contributions IN the
wey OF charity. They have two entertain
menta in the year, ono CURING tle tuIi7t-
mas holidays and the other IL the month
of May.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.
Tuesday the 18th instant is the time Sc
locted for tie meeting of the secretaries Of
the several agricultural societies Of the
State IN this city. The object IN Wow Is
TO arrange q schedule If exhibitions where
bv 10 two societies viii hold their fairs du-
riur the same weeks. The meeting VIII
take place at the Virginia notol.
About Q week ago Mr.. Biackford Harris,
of EocLhrjdge. was paralyzod. and the
latest iutolllrcuce reports his condition as
very critical. This ailliction falls heavily
upon his wife and children, his commune
~, and the public interests OF his county.
CAxIOS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

The recent fine weather has enabled the
farmers throughout this section to accom-
plish q great deal of work, and to get fully
abreast with the season.
The sales Of loose tobacco this week az
grcgatcd about 2H.000 pounds. The in
spections since October lst exceed those OF
the corresponding period OF last year by
100 hogshclds. The recent fine prices OBJ
tanned for flue-cured tobacco vii, have the
effect OF inducing many Of the planters
next year 10 raise that kind.
1t X estimated that over $4,000 persons
have been buried in Blandford cemetery
some thousands more than the present en-
tire population OF the city OF Petersburg.
ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
RAILROAD Iryys
q III 5g-:sl. y .J''il.i'l 81. ..lE.--7 J

ka III ~ z--7a
DICBMOND. FREDERICKs,rpu
1t AND POTOMAC RAILROAD s.so.,,.
commanding Mo- kHBEF &. ia, .,,,...,
SANDAL uos
7;a2 A. ". leaves Byri.s'rs+, stat, dam.
siopsonlF a. Ashisnf. l0tlaaI . p
tori, al fffderlrssDlrg, f...
N'esH itii. 30 % Wei ~,
Ara Vow KorL Dos 90. s.5 \,
i.na
200 P. ". le.yos Byri Stree. station deliver.
oogt slndAL l1ao- ar A.a....
f1 Nasnfrr..n.
GO p. " leaves BTri-.treoi r'atoa fr.s
7.iS r. s.. leaFe' hyri- r.. ln .a.-
sioDa oniy A. e.tar... ut
ffglcrck' oifg sieossr ...u
ssoA II. arrives A. By-i sfr'rs station s,.,
sleeper from trv Na-f
s3sP y. ar1r3, a. byl .f.fH'f tsIll ..,
stops as lrf.nr ....H..r
Bob rep. srI fra.crf 10.
Washington AMI NsT i)IE
sf0pa sIDA
eos r. " s'rifos byni-sroe- ''sTa ..
stops only 10 ffe1orr .t...t.
ford, and ash. 30
s{5P. n. srr.yos ~ EYr1-.rr'r. 80 I.r ..r
eKceDs sunday. ia ,tr q.
ASHLAND lH..NH
ptfIT sk.gFr .-'.trt
61A. v. leaves .ira- ArIrs 80 ,rf 3d.
TIA. ~
600 p. N. s,somnolsran os7e Hr.'.,..,
ssuol. a.drcs 1t Afla..
.toiP P. N. i9tses BOO. a.rF4s es tt. ..l r
sAMsrri,si T.o,. Leave, A,aa.is..a
es5A. N. ac.omm Eaton erHvn as r..
ssrests.atoa .ea10s A'la.la.
An.
rar " sr-.,o, o. Ess l,,-,, A.asa. a
81. D. III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
$1,000 RAILROAD LiSHA.
A TLANIIO COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
1lIE.TABLn
Commencing SUNDAY, DE -smher ~. $50. n
Z A. a., trains on this ROAD VIII rlu - TO-
lows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
Peculiar

To Itself in many important. particulars, Hoods
sarsaparilla Is different from ana superior to any
other medicine.
Peculiar in combination, proportion and prep
araton 81 ingredients, Hoods Sarsaparilla pos
sesses the full curative value OF the best known
remedies Of tho vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar In its medicinal merit, Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla accomPlishes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar In strength aud economy Hoods sar-
saparlla is the only medicine Of which can truly
be said 100 doses one dollar" Medicines In larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses and DO
Sotproduce as good results as Hoods sarsapsrilla.
Peculiar In Its good name al homo" - there Is
more OF Hoods sarsaparilla sold In Lowell. where
1t 10 made, than OF all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar In its phenomenal record OF sales
abroad. no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity In so short time. Do not bs In.
ducedto take any other preparation. 30 sure toget
Hoods SarsaparilIa
soIdby all druggists. 81; ak fors5 Prepared only
BY c. /. HOOD CO., Apothecsriss. Lowell. Aass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
Notes of Toreien Forces.

A new secOnd-class cruiser of the Apollo
type has been ordered 90 be built at Sheer
ness. The vessel Will be 800 feet III length.
The latest report credits the smokeless
powder invented by Herr Swab, of the
Stein powder-factorv, in Austria. with
beating everything OF the kind IN point OF
efficiency. IL ignites with extraordinary
rapidity, giving Cd q proiectiIe an INITIAL
velocity Of C31 meters. The invention OF
another smokcless powder by Herr Siersch
is reported from Presshurg. in Hungary.
II Is described rs a slatc-cOlOred triple
azotate,' (nitrate,) and as most power
full
According 20 Bro0A Airou tho following
advantages ore claimed for wOod-powdcr
cartridges over those made with dynamite
ceuulose, gun-cotton. and paleine; Supe-,
rior destructive power, more regular ana
constant effect. simpler and safer trahrica-
ton in comparison with nitrO-glycerlne,
less sensitive i'm shock. II cannot be frozen,
while dynamite cartridges freeze ~ 70 de-
grees c.. Tor above ZeTO), and must be
tnawed Tor use. q very risky Oper4t lon; II
does not eXuje Ike dynamite, winch d.
minlshes tine chance of explosion, and II 10
not poisonous in contact. while all dyna-
mite preparations III absorption are dele
FERROUS.
The new rae adopted by the Belgians
has been specially designed by me Mauser
Company. The arm is a magazine rife. III
which bundles Of i've cartridges each
are PIT IN q frame into the loading cham
her OF tho breech-casc and pushed thence
INFO the mera2ue. Tho frame remains IN
the l0aiing-chambcr Of the case and -
elected by pushing Forward the chamber.
The ride his cal.brc OF 7.Gj miihmetcrs
O.3 inchl and fires only cartridges with a
neck arl without rim. The proiecule IS
a casc-shot. the casing being OK nickel aud
the core of soft lead. Il is jO.l millmetcrs
Ql7 inches) long and weighs IL grammes
GIG grains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

The residence Of Emet Carpenter, in
DAVE county. was burned by an .ncendiaIy
Wednesday night. The family were all
sound asleep when the building was
touched of and did not awake untl every
room was filled with smoke and the roof
was in hamcs. The building cFumblod be-
fore the family had been ont three minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

The shah Of Persia has ordered his min
listers 10 form q commission TO study the
laws of European countries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

Salvation Oil. twenty-five cents a bot
t!c 10 the price Of this marvellous remedy.
Try it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
~ Road
SCHEDULE IN YFPECr DECEMBER IS. 1854
TWO DAILY TRAISsTo sORPOIx.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYSCHBCRA

LEAVE RICHMOND, BYgD-sTREEr STATION.
$50 A. NJ. Daily. va Petersburg -Richmoat and
Norfolk IhrO. GA EXpTess-ArfiYe az
Norfolk IsS0 Z. NJ. s.ops only Sc Pe-
tersDurg, Mayerly, Windsor, and suf-
fOlk.
e4oA- n. Daily. via Pe.sspurg. Arrive a.
Pstor3bgrs i0is A. NJ. no. losTos
Petersburg 1893 A. n. Tor Far n
willie. LyncAourg, snd ali poine South
WcsI
2:bsR NJ DAILY. via Petersburg. Arrivs Pc
torsburg l:3s 2. NJ; l0ayo Peisrsourg
1856 Z. 81. daily arriving Norfolk GlJ
Pm.
ii:ao P. " Daily, sis rs.srsbur,. Arrive a,
Petersburg is:s5 Z. NJ. eonnocstn {
with Train No. 1. le1vins Petersburg
.; 1881 A. N. foe FsrmYille. Lynch.
burg Posahontas, and all poiass
soutA aai West
1913 A. N Daily, except saniay, rta Burkeyile,
for farmyille, Lyn hcars, tue south,
and west
PULLMAN sLERPING-CAa ACcOMMODA-
TiOSs
No. i-slesplng-car from Petersburg 70 Bristol
without change. leaving Petersburg daily ~
l2:so a. NJ. an1 Lynchourg 10 Memphis WITH
ous change
No s-Lyachburs % New orieana and Roa.
noke 10 teapot without casnga
Ticketa baxsage-checkA aud all Information
can DO obtained az Richmond and Petsrsbdrs
railroad depot A. W. Qaroor's, 100 Main stsosI
aud o. The Company's once ooi VAT KAN street
h. ". AUIhiNkA,
faaen zor AgaaL
w. a BEviIL
General Passenger Agent
CnABLls q. EDDY. Vice presidsak
0snasA e@aA 6oena&A VI NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

"What you in favor of Henry Georges
single-tax idea! You were violently OPP
posed to it not long ago." Yes; but I'm
married now. "-Drake's Magazine.
Wibble: "Wonders will never cease. !
see they are making cocoanut-buttern now"
Wabble THAT'S nothing new. The billy
goat has used his cocoanut for butter
from time immemorial. TIRE Ha,ste liz
press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
SAD ACCIDENT.
4 Little BOY shoots Himseif-Drowned-
Incendiary iire.
lsreclal telegram TO no Dlspat,hl

Special telegram 70 mo plspitcl-l
CHAmorrr. n. c., December News i3
received here Of the very sad q .ath oL a
little son Of William Nollcr, in ladkin
county last Thursday. The little fellow
was about thirteen years old and hl1
father Lad made ham present. OF o pretty
little gun, end he went ont 90 moot birds.
While c..uoll, fence the gun was dis
charged and the entire load entered the
neck a. iHe throat. and though the load
was small one ii produced dea,l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

John Exman. ara old farmer who lived in
Caldwell county, fell into q creek while
crossing on q log day before yesterday, and
vas drowned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
PHILADELPHIA. EIC a Gan
EossD AID sORsOLK
..kAA . al.' 60 4 *.

kppolntei ssilias days hfe.y lsk,,At
.nci FRIDAY a. igL. auI oYegy SUNDAY =.
Z A. ".
FreiSb! for Taeaiays sn1 tfsiass sissosfs
resolved Nh u.1U A. n lor sundays slea ass
Ill 5P. 4. Saturday Freight r0ass'si a-s1y -
lK.M-
Fare. s.
Ter luglhsr information spgiy %
u ". AcCAKAlch,
Gsnssal SoeIbsra Agent Olaes kossssA
". Z. CLiDs \ CO.
nA General AxsaA fSs-AAss2s's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
TRAINS N0RTHWARp.

Leave Arrive
No. Petersburg Richmond.
-- I
IA e.St A. n. f:i2 A. u. Feat mail
% SIS A. 4, oils A. n. Accommodation
"a 'liOS A. NJ. 1879 A. 4. koc0mmglat.1l
70 52O r. NJ e05 =. " .fhror "a trAlu.
20 6.C6 r. Il. Ci5P d. through train.
So I'll. PSI. 40 r. n. Norfolk special.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-09-05

oned he might 60, but didn't talk encour-
aging. My leg panied me, and l thought
l felt it swelling.
"My God, people, I cried, you art
uot going to stand there aud let me di'
like dog, without doing something for
me? Haven't you something that will
stop this? Can't you save my life some
way"
"'Johu, see ef there's ary o that tur
pentinc, the old woman suggested.
1T was tho only thing she had in
the house. She didn't know whether it
would be any good, but I was desperate,
and pouring some in glass with some
water, drank it down. l begged for
some paper, but found an old reader
! Applc,ons-and in that scribbled Il
dying mans message to his wife. Afte'
had done that, they carried me to ,
chair and began to look for tho rat.lcr
John looked under the bed and aroun,
the room. Then his mother told him t.
look in the bed. There was nothing
there. The sbed-it was only rousl
cot-was short, and at the bottom Of
sat a barrel which | had not noticed
When John finished with the bed ho pu
his hand on the barrel, and then
"'C.uck Ciuck Cluck Cluck 7
SIN stretching myself during the nisl
| had disturbed setting hen. iu III
performance Of her ma,ronly duties, al
, she, in turn, had given mo the mo
horrible night Of my lile."
The major now declines all invitation
" to visit the mountains.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-09-05
clTY AMI COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
THURSDAY ................SEPT. ), 1889
p1haasA6d Every Thursday Evening
A. LELAND = SON,
f,,ns sf SpbsnI ton. at Coin Rates:

nssss II Advsrtislns Reduced. an Coin
tas Square Il inch in cslumn) insertion IL oO
RaaS additional insertion. ......." ~
Rve osuarss enc insertion .."..... ........-. w
Essk additional insertion .......... l W
3hree Squares enc insertion .....".. ......... w
Vash additional insertion. ........ ! W
Pear Squares enc insertion ......... w
laeh additional insertion. ...".... l ~
Yessly, half yearly and quarterly advsrtis.
nests Aers than four squares inserted
~ spe,ial contract.
pnafassioaal and ArtisAhs' Cards Of ono
sauars " less. per quarter. ......... w
ustIess In LEGAL column (except Voluntary
D0e line '...'''''" ~
DSt nsAs for less than. w
Oeoisty advertisements and resolutions per
line sash insertion ...". ~
LEGAL AAvertisinS Rates, In Coin:
nannsnt. Sherif's Sales and all other ie-
eai notices per inch Arst insertion. Isl 80
Cash subsequent insertion ......" 5o
Al traneieat advertisements and notices
prepaymsnt demanded. all others paya-
bls quarterly.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-09-05
BUTTE HILL nUEYTNo GROUND

AS the traveller approaches Billings
from the east he sees to the left Of the
railroad number Of houses, mostly Of
primitive construction. There is 4 gap
Of open country and then comes Billingr.
That suburb is worth visit. 1t is part
Of Moutana's history. 1t is Coulson.
The houses with single exception, are
untenan.cd, aud have been for some
years. 1t is said that people coming to
Billings find it difficult to get houses.
Bat it is never suggested that the sur.
plus population be gathered at Coulson.
1t there is not first. class ghost story
for every house in the deserted town,
then thugs ars not as they should be.
If you 80 to Coulson you mnst climb
"Butte Hill" and SEQ the Coulson bury.
ing ground. Twenty.iour., men arc
buried there, and twenty three Of thcu
died with their boots on.
| One day California Jack-cyery Dor
der town had its California Jack -stakei
his last $40 gold piece at the faro table
and lost it. Ho got up, feeling ugly
walked outdoors and into the restauran
which was near by. Several men wer'
there, and little waiter who know
California Jack intimately was sitting Of
a table swinging his feet.
"I';l shoot the FIRST man that speaks,
said California Jack.
"Wha,'s the matter with you :?
called out the waiter in bantering tone
California Jack placed his left han
on the little fellows shoulder and at III
same Instance drew bis pistol and sht
his victim through the heart. II y.
9 such a cold bloodcd affair that the me
10 the place. usually ready, sat a.
: paraly.ed just long enough to let Cal
'e foruia Jack swing himself upon his hor
:, and get out Of range. Then there v
hasty recruiting Of posse, but was 4
= late. California Jack escaped aud nov
% came back 10 Coulson.
y That is the way one Of the. twent
's three graves on Butte Hilr' was iille
20 The other stories are like unto
u Coulson was there before Billings y,
81 L was a great outiitting point for 4
y buffalo huntcrs. Il was . 'front.'
T. me. ropolis. When the railroad !
As preached, the Coulson people saw ,h'
y towr secoud Chicago. COulson bonn
! until the railroad COMPANY built by
= got section Of land couple Of mi
~ further west and located Billings.
: was propoeed to connect the new tol
NJ aud the old town with street railro,
's' The cars were even ordered and recsiy,
y Bui the project vent the way of 70 ma
ed other schemes u ths carly days. Pso
ere gradually moved away from Coul
ian until ouly "Liver Eating" Johssoo
na msined. Mr.. Johnson i credited u
]. having taken 1899 Sioux scalps O.
upon time he and two companj0ua I
90 40 unusually severe tusel uith
I'D .sarmints." " Nj. Johnsan ~
worked up ever sks sirukRls thae = 1
nj end OF il be out ouk The livef of
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-09-05

Pullman palace sleepeSs through from Port.
land to Walla Walla, via PcndletOn.
r1TKET'C to and from principal points
AAS@AAAN in the United States, Canada
and Elrope.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-09-05
oFBICIAL DIRECTORY Of IDAHO.

The Judges Of the lst End ara 3" olS,
eriets assemble At the capital on the second
Nesdsy in January in each year, ana con
ssi.ste the Supreme Court Of che Terfieof5
visA the Judge OF the Sd district as N"'e'
Justice, and A. l.. Richardson hs N1srN'
The Judicial Districts aad tn. times 'n'
p.scss 81 holding Courts IN each afs aca's
asssa.Dy .he Supreme Court "neo II s's
aien I'D are iiapie &c change esch yest.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-10-25

A good rain Visited us last Tuesday.
The schools Of this township are all il
session.
Quite . number ~ tho witnesses N IN
kesterson trial were in Psoli from Mon.
day until Friday evening
The new r. NJ. ~ HiIIhsm has beer
duly Installed in bis Office.
Ballard h Johnston are filling M IN.
shelves OF the house heretofore occnpicd
ny Mr.. Charles McCarrciI. Mr.. McC.i
goods having becn moved 10 biz new
store ~ French Lick
Norton WhittinghiIl has got able to "a
TO Viewers. Willie Is able 70 I'll up.
Constable Dove went 10 Shoals. Martin
county, last Monday.
Misses Kid and Alta Potts. Of Hickory
Grove, were in town Saturday and SIM.
day-took in the meeting at Union Val.
ley Sunday. Willie Line and DoIphus
Smith were their fellows.
Some Young men and women on thei,
road home from church stopped IN VIM
Shipman's blacksmith shop: he ordered
them out last Saturday night week ago
his blacksmith bellows was cnt IN strings
and what Is worse yet. no one knows
who the guilty person Is.
ZrrrY CooK.