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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
Dcfrouded tic Government.

on Saturday Deputy United States Mar
shal Samuel Anderson, of Harrisburg,
served papers on Hannah B. Hall, OF
I'ainbridge this county, in suit brought
bv the government to recover s2,537.4l,
which il is alleged the defendant fraudu-
lently received from the government IN
pensions. She claimed 10 be the widow of
Hiram V. Hall, late OF Company i, Filth
regiment United States artillery, who
died In the Brooklyn hospital, n. Y, IN
1854, of typhoid fever, which was con
tractcd In the army. The alleged widow
had one child and applied for pension.
On December q, 1871, she received her
first money and the payments we're con
tinued 10 her quarterly in sums varying
from S2i to $50 until September, 1886,
when she had received s2,537.4l and when
the payments were stopped. Information
was received ut the pension department
that Hannah Hall was not the widow Of
Hiram Y. Hall and the matter was
thoroughly investigated. The pension
officers claim To be in possession of facts
which will show that Hiram Y. Hall was
never married and never had child. The
case will come mp to-day in the United
States court In Philadelphia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
QUARRELED ABOUT BASE BALL.
a white Man Fsuhts with . Black and
Tan In che street.

Ata very lse hour on Saturday night
Harry Hostctter, local bali player. and
Richard Wollig, q young colored man who
thinks no knows al about the great gn,nc,
became involved IN n quarrel while talking
over the great sport, at West King and
Mulberry streets. From words they came
20 blows and fought all around the street.
Officers OF and Stumpf heard the noise and
ran 30 the spot TO find both men on the
ground Hostetter was ON top and was
busy punching the darkcy's head. The
officers pulled them apart and started TO
the station house with them. OF had Hos
tetter and Stumpf looked after the coon,
who walked along quietly. OFT had hold
of Hostettcr, but the latter asked to be let
go and he would walk along. As soon ~
OF loosened his hold fIostetter took TO his
heels and ran up North Queen street He
was chased up Orange street to Christian
and thence 10 Marion, where he was
caught. lie was taken to the station house,
where both were kept over Sunday. This
morning the mayor made Hostetter pay
the costs ~ II was shown that he was the
a,gressor, a and Wollig was discharged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
uNrAvoRABLE WEATHER.
Farmer. Unable tn Harvest Their Crops.
Grain Itipe and Mowers shafp.

Farmers Unable tn Harvest Their Crops.
Grain Isipe and Mowers shafb.
The bobolink in The tree tops 1evesv-
where IN the rural districts Is now singing
Wheat is Ripe" The egandily-plumaged
songster is philosopher, singing the
truth. Wheat is brown, standing less
erect than il did week ago. The heads
are long and well filled with tho plumPesi
kind Of grain. Rain Is descending on the
broad acres, and the husbandman SITS upon
his porch daily pecring into the 'anlt
above anxious 10 witness the blue un-
obscured. When the time comes for Old
| Sol 10 again shed his fierce rays, the
| despondent farmer will have lighter
| heart and a brighter countenance. The
granger has his mower and reaper in good
working order, and when he gets the
chance will cause the sheaves to fall faster
than cents in n grocer's tutti frutti slot
machine.
There were few hours between rains
during hay harvest, but the grass has been
housed. Some of the hay gathered may
have been too moist. IT that is the case II
may heat and burn few barns.
Harvests of all kinds Of fruits and cereals
have been earlier this season than for n long
time past.
Corn looks vigorous and tobacco II in
excellent condition. Tho wet weather
keeping farmers out Of their wheat fields
allows more attention TO be given TO corn
and tobacco.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
l.ts n.o6 I0,72i 5

The movement IL decrease from May
of Al, ,394 cars and decrease from June,
1889, of 33, ,373 cars.
The following officers were elected ON
Saturday night by Pennsylvania Castle, No.
70, X. of NJ. C.; $. X. G., Geo. G. Hill S.
X. v. C., s. w. Mckinley; J.. L., John
w. Fell, A. II. s., II. II. Wanbaugh; in
aide guard, X. r. Spotten chaplain,
Robert kilgore, chief of staff: Henry Over
dear, Assistant chief of st IT; Il. w. Gal
lagher, trustee. Fred. q Paine; treasurer,
DIR. q. w. Taylor.
About two years ago Mrs. s. Rogers, ON
Front street, found horse shoe which was
hung above her door. The ends have
gradually come together and now touch.
Joseph n. Hiestand, who left the Keeley
Stove company on Saturday evening, left
to-day for Harrisburg. TO assume his duties
as bookkeeper of the State Relief commits
sion which was appointed by Governor
Beaver.
Charles Gohn, moulder's apprentice nj
the Kelley stove works, had his left foot
badly burned on Saturday by hot iron
eplashing In his shoe.
A machinist from tho La France engine
company, Elmira, n. ", arrived In town
umbia engine.
Twelve wheelmen from Philadelphia,
West Chester and Lancaster were in town
ON Sunday en- route for Hagerstown TO at
tend the annual meet of whoelman.
A man named Klinefeltcr was on n sand
fiat on Sunday and accidentally fell in the
river. He came very nearly drowning
and was rescued in an exhausted state by
a man who happened 10 walk along the
the shore.
The Mite society Of the Methodist church
will meet this evening at the house OF Mrs.
John Shenberger.
On Saturday Harry Snavely was swim
ming In the river to Big island and was
alta 'ked with cramp. A companion named
Lionel Bowers came To the rescue and
helped the boy 10 this island. He wa,
almost exhausted when brought to tb,
And
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
Before Alderman spurrler.

Edith Wiker and Annie Spence were
committed by Alderman Spurrier in de-
fault of bail. They are charged with
malicious mischief
Herman kutchbach, tho man who was
charged by }. ID. Cherrington, OF Mt. Hope,
with embezzlement and larceny, was dis
charged on the larceny change and COM
mitted in default oi bail TO answer for en-
bexzlement
Jennie Mcdonald, charged with adultery
and drunken and disorderly conduct, gave
bail for hearing next Saturday evening
alta o'clock.
William Stott charged with iornication
and drunken and disorderly conduct, gave
bail for hearing next Saturday evening
at "a o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
A pnInter's Smlcidc.

Gabriel Il. Beck, u painter, died at thu
Reading hospital on Sunday afternoon
from the effects OF some drug that he took
Tho man said that he had taken some
thing by mistake nj the drug storo ot Ed
ward A. Wcis', on one of the upper floors
of which he WAS found. He is supposed
To have taken some powerful alkali, rs the
skin was oil his tongue and he is believed
to have committed suicide. lie was 81
years of age and formerly lived In this
county.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
Before Alderman PInkerton,

william Williams, charged with mali
cious mischief by Catherine Casper, was
sent to Jail for days by Alderman Pink er-
ton. Samuel Buch and Abraham Hebble,
arrested on u similar charge, were dis
charged.
Joseph Irwin, of Faeglcyville, has sued
John Aultman, a neighbor, for furnishing
liquor by gin to minor, Irwin has AN
adopted son aged II years, who has fire.
quently come home under the influence of
liquor, which Aultman gave him. Irwin
demonstrated with the accused, who said
he would give the boy liquor whenever he
pleased. This suit was the result
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01

John Brinkman has been prosecuted be-
fore Alderman Halbach by his step
BROTHER Walter Kautz for committing an
assault and battery ON Henry Brinkman,
the father of John. John was arrested by
Constable Pyle and committed for hear
ing. A few days ago Kautz was sued by
John Brinkman at Alderman Bars for
assault and hattorN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
Pastor Installed.

rev. q, +. seibel, of Harrisburg, who
mas been oincla,ing at 81. Johns German
Reformed church, at corner of Orange and
Mulberry streets, for the past few months,
WAS formally installed as pastor at the
Sunday morning services, in the presence
OF large congregation. The installation
services were conducted by Revs. l.. X.
Derr, Of Reading, and n. Gehr, d. d., OF
Philadelphia. In The evening the sermon
was preached by Rev. DIR. Gehr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
In a Filthy Condition.

There is general complaint about the
condition of the CUTTERS in the lower part of
the Fourth ward, principally ON South
Prince and Beaver streets. The residents
of that section have been notified by the
police officers to clean their cutters, hut no
attention has thus far been paid Ia the
notice. II not attended to Al once suits for
violation of the city ordinance will bo en-
tered.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
A,vo,c.,npuIs,cr,, >yo~cs.

Commencing to-day = number of rolling
mill firms in the Schuylkill valley will
advance the wages OF puddlers from ~ to
S3.25 per ton. Among these firms are
Potts Brothers and the Glasgow iron works,
at Pottstown, and firms ut Lebanon, Potts
Vile and other places Three dollars was
the lowest figure at which puddlers have
worked since 1873, and this advance in
wages is due to the better tone prevailing
in the iron market.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
Spcnt sunday In ,Iol,ustoyu,

There were quite large number of
Lancaster county people in Johnstown yes
ierday. one party consisting of half dozen
from Quarryville, who left on tho ll:l0,
and they were followed by aparty of young
Lancastrians at 1888 Sunday morning. All
had very pleasant day in the wrecked city
and they returned TO Lancaster at 2:20 this
morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
Going to EuCOue.

Frank p. Eborman, of the Strasburg
Free Press, and u, l.. Whitticar. of the
same place, will sail on "Wednesday on the
Red star Line steamer Nordland, for
Antwerp, from which point they will
make II trip through Europe on bycicle.
Returning they will leave Queenstown by
tho lnman line. The tickets were secured
through Geo. Rohr, of the Free PrsSsc,
this city,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01

There was a great crowd at Mpnnerchor
garden on Saturday evening when they
were entertained by John Till and his
marionettes, a sleight-of-hand performer
and dizzy serio-comic. This weeks attrac-
ton will bo the Iroquois band, which will
give concerts each night.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01

successor To Rev. w. II. ii. SNYDER.
Key. Ellis n. Kremer, pastor of salem
Reformed church, Harrisburg, formerly of
Lancaster. was notified of his appointment
as secretary of the tri-synodic board of
home missions Of the Reformed church. 10
serve Tor the unexpired term of the late
Rey. w. ii. II. Snyder, deceased.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
Last Day for t'lty Tax.

The city treasurer was kept busy on Sat
urday receiving city tax, and his receipts
on that day were over sl2,0a. To-day il
the last on which the city tax can he paid
to save the abatement and his receipts to-
day were alss heavy.
The county treasurer was busy to-day
receiving mercantile tax, it being the last
day on which tax could he paid
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
THE RAFTERS.. BROKE
AND M N MvEy TINS or BRAN DROPPED A
sfVRY Oym FLOUR AND FPED.
Flfty Dollars IL the Lose Caused NJ Bush-
ong's store-,A Missionary Visits
the u. b. Church on sunday

CoLuMBIA, July lon Saturday evening
about O'Clock the rafters supporting the
second floor in the feed store Of &. r..
Bushong, on South Second street, broke
under the weight Of six or seven tons bf
bran which was stored on the second floor.
The bran came down through the brok en-
space and covered the -four and feed on the
hrst fioor and was scattered about pro-
miscuously. The loss will be about $50 and
the store is being cleared up to-day.
Miss Lille Il. Sbefiner, of Steeiton, who
will go as missionary 10 China In Septem-
her, was at Salome u. u. church on sun
day and organized two missionary socie-
ties. A Cleaners society was organized
among the younger members, with the
following officers President, Miss Emma
Sheath vice president, Miss Mary Fisher;
secretary. Miss Edith Sourbcer; treas
urer, Jacob NJ. White; organist, Miss
Clara Musser. The society started with IS
members
A women's missionary society was or
ganizei by Miss s refine assisted by
Mrs. Miley, with the f,l'osing officers I:
President, Mrs. NJ. Barefoot vice presi-
dent. Mrs. L. Sourbeer secretary, w. A.
King; treasurer. Mrs. Jacob Sheath. The
society started with 80 members.
The following number Of cars were han
died during June on the p. II. X. at Co
lupbia:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01

The class organized to-day In the Keystone
Business College should he attended by aIi boys
and girls Beautiful writing Is mn accomplish.
mcnt. Tho course lasts six weeks. Students can
enter up 10 July 4. Cost Of course reasonable.
W. u. MOSSER, f'rin.,
jul2t No. i6 N. Queen st., Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
Beat His Record .

''Storm King" owned by Daniel q. En-
gle, trotted at Belmont Park on Saturday
To reduce his previous record of 2:3it. lie
trotted three heats in 2:i0, 2:3l and 2:3O re-
speciively. ''storm King" will be sent
home in day or two.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01

Worried About the Jobnstown Disaster.
Mrs. Ellen Snyder was buried at Ephra
on saturday. She was in IN health for
some time and shortly before her death
her mind was affected by worrying over
the Johnstown disaster. She had no re-
latiyes or even acquaintancos in the flooded
district
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
A Cow Struck Ryorrai,

Yesterday COW belonging to Butcher
blnk, of Marietta, was struck by freight
engine while walking on the railroad
track. She was not killed, but badly in
jured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
Mission BANDS.

Tho quarterly meeting Of the mission
bands Of the Olivot Baptist church was
held on Saturday evening, and the pro-
gramme incident TO these meetings was
gone through with.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
kIckad IkX n Horse.

Harry Herr, a son of Christian Herr, r,who
lives near White Oak, In Strasburg town
township, was badly kicked by horse on
Friday evening. The boy went To the
stable to put the horse away. Az he did
not return search was made for him. Ho
was found lying in the stall unconscious
with terrible cut in his head. He was
carried to the house, where DR.. Wcntz, of
New Providence, attended him, and his in
iuries are serious.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
Appointed Deputy Coroner.

c. $. Jacoby, of Reamstown, has been
appointed deputy coroner 10y Coroner
Honoman 10 I'LL the vacancy caused by the
death OF George ). Fry.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
Interest
ingAttrac-
tiOns.

Weight Cashmere suits, Chcviot and Flannel
Suits, Mohair, pongco ahd Soersucker Coats and
Vests, Marseillcs and Linen Duck Vests a,
prices much below their real value. Boys and
Childrens Suits made strong and durable ion
vacation wear, - To sl2, with many choice pat
terms Ia select nom.
In the Furnishing Department are many
things To select from for comfort during the
hot summer months. Lightest IN Weight Elan.
mel Shirts, Zephyr, Chcviot ahd SILK Stripe
Gau1e and Balhriggan Shirts and Drawers,
LSle Thread Half Hose, Fast Black Half Hose,
Bicycle Hose, Belts, Gloves and Trousers, Ten
mis- Blazers, Seshos, etc.
In the Merchant Tailoring Department are
many choice patterns in Scrges, Worstods,
Choviots, CaSsimeros viii he made Ia your order
at very economical prices SIS viii buy what
You expected would be- SIS or so. style the
latest and we'll see To the mt aud make up See
our extraordinary 81 Trousers To Measure.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
3fturriapra.

BRADsTREEr FLEMING, AT Watkins, n. v,
on Wednesday, June ~, by Rev. u. X. Doug.
lass, A, W. Brndstrect. OF Rochester. N. ", and
Sara T.. Fleming, of Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
Charged with DefratdIuu N Landlord

Elmer Myers was arrested down tho
Columbia d Port Deposit railroad on sat
urday by officer Pyle. lie is charged he
fore Alderman McConomy with dcfraud
ing Conrad Schaeficr, of the Western hotel.
where no formerly stopped, out Of board
hill
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
Picnic POSTPONED.

o~ing 10 the threatening condition of the
westher the Presbyterian picnic will be
k,saponed from Tuesday, July ?, 10
"Wednesday, Julys.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
Outing Hats & Caps.

Williamson & Foster,
ae-3s EAST KING ST, LANCASTER, PA,
3Is MARKET STREET. HARRISBURG PA
A srF''" BROS
GREAT CLEARING SALE
ASTRICHS
PALACE OF FASHION,
IFS & ~ NORTH QUEEN
STREET.
Start to-day, JULY l, with boom to
our customers.
our price list is larger this year than
ever before. Here is a part Of it,
Complete lists can be had on applica-
ton.
NOTIONS.
Arazine reduced from - to l2c.
Ammonia, clear, reduced from & 10 &c,
cloudy, from s SO &c.
Rick Racks reduced from 3 TO &c n
dozen, from lc.
Adamantine Pins reduced from to
lc a paper.
Book pins reduced from 10 to Sc a
paper
Black pins reduced from 5 to ic box,
| from 10 to Sc.
Rubber hair pins reduced from 10 to
De box, from II TO Ice.
Steet point hair pins reduced from To
3c pack -
Wire hair pins reduced from To Pc u
| pack, from . To lc two papers lc to ic u
| dozen papers.
Safety pins reduced from 10 to Sc
dozen, from to DC, from ) to Ic from
1 Ia Sc
Putt pomade reduced from : to 4c a
box.
Gold paint reduced from 10 to Ice a
box.
Writing paper reduced from 5 to 4c
dozen.
Hair pins in boxes reduced from to
| lc box, from Ia 2C.
Shoe polish reduced from S to &c bot
| tie.
Ribbozine reduced from ~ To l7c doz
Reeds, IL to Is inch, reduced from TO
Be apiece, Is to n inch from to 4c.
Reeds reduced from 3 To 20 a set, from
. to ic, from 10 Sc, from 10 To &c, from
! Is 10 Zoe.
LeElegante dress shields reduced from
~ To l7c II pair.
Feather weight dress shields, No. |,
reduced from II to Toe IA pair. No. >,
! from 10 To l2c pair. No. 3, from ~ TO
| l7c pair,
Mnttiynn'a ,,l, ,Nni,ht Ir,ly gh
| reduced from 10 To 9c pair.
satin Canheld dress shields, No. l. re-
| duced from 50 to 29c a pair. No, >,
| from 10 to SIC u pair.
Ventilated garters reduced from Is to
| l5c a pair
Dress steels, all sizes, reduced from 10
| to SC a dozen.
Satiue dress steels, all sizes, reduced
| from 25 Ia l2lc dozen.
Rope silk reduced from 3 to 4c skein.
Spool silk reduced from 5c q spool 10
spools for sc.
Shaded embroidery silk reduced from
| IL 10 l5C n dozen.
Tinscl reduced from to ic a ball
Wild flower bouquet soap reduced
| from 10 To 50 apiece.
CASTLE soap reduced from 5 TO 4c
| apiece.
Colgate's CASTLE soap reduced from 10
| To - apiece.
Ottoman bath soap reduced from Is to
| lie box.
White Wing soap reduced from 10 to
Sc apiece.
Electric combs reduced from - la 20c
Electric curriers' reduced from % To 9uc
Mkado hair rolls reduced from 10 Ia 9c
Four-fold zephyr, all colors, reduced
from and 7c 10 lc a lap.
Rest quality SaNouy reduced from 10
10 Il "a hank. Second quality from ) To
7c a hank.
Best quality Germantown reduced
from 20 To ljc a hank. Second quality
from 10 to Sc a hank.
German Knitting yarn reduced from
% to 20c a hank.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
NVILLIAMsoN a FOSTER.

Pcrspiring under an Increasing demand for
7 HIN CLOTHING.
our assortment is the largest and prices tho
Boys Domet and seersuckcr Coat and Vest,
one dollaL
Gents Domct Seersucker Coat and Vest 81 25
si.dO, So.
Boys Lug and Tug Vacation Suits, $3.50, s.,
se,T .o
Children's odd Pants, 25c, 5Oc, i5c, ST.
Bicycle and Tennis Tournaments.
In Bicycle and Tennis goods our stock for this
season Is large and complete with the latest
Jersey Bicycle Shirts from $50 10 $50
.ri, J,,rscy illting shirts, Itnee Tights, Fnll
Bicycle Hos. In black, blue, brown and gray,
from Dc sl.75.
Bicycle Gloves and Belts.
a fine line of Blazers, best colors for Tennis
players. in stock and to order.
>, Tennis Sashes, Belts and Flannel Shirts for
Tennis.
Outing Hats acaps.
BICYCLE CAPS. TENNIS CAPS
fun line OF Hats and Caps for all outing pur-
poses.
Helmets In straw and canvas
Tennis Caps and Hats In all the different com
binntions of Colors.
Base Ball Caps In any design and color made
10 order at short notice.
We have also Just received a large stock of
Bicycle Caps.
Clubs. wishing Hats, Caps and Hemlets for
outdoor sports camping win do well by Civ
Ing us call. We offer special designs and
| prices for such purposes
Something new In thoSHOE DEPARTMENT
| this week Is n Gents Russet oxford with square
| toe. II Is made Of such leather that when il
soils IL can easily he washed and made To ap-
| pear like new Before buying Russet for the
summer give us acall
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-01
atcu ADVERTISEMENTS.

TyOLLARS AND CUFFS THE LATEST
~ the most desirable. and most comfortable
shapes and styies--any size, nj ERIsMANs
Gents Furnishing Store, i2 West King street
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-22
THE ARGENTINE TRENTON

MANY engaged IN mines, mills. On farms. or II
nl other active pursuits need heavier watch than
we have been Offering heretofore. and Ne have ma4s
ARRANGEMENTS 20 meet this demand.
We have q special watch for the p1rp0se which No
warrant be perfect tiulekeeper and II received
IN good running order II may be returned % and
will make 10 good
The case Is made by the famous Dueber Company
and the works By the IFentou Company. The cEss
weighs three ounces, and Is dust tigt and slid
rock. IL Is made Of COMPOUND metal the chief eoEl
ponent Of which Is YER and - the clear through
II Is As good silver. being somewhat harder aG4
scratching less readily and wears ike coin silver
IL Is called ths Argentine case, and looks ist Ike Wn
a known as the Bassine and Silverins We hasa
great confidence In this watch and it Vii pieA
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-22
The Stories are ne Good.
Ifhs Wyiser

Said cowboy to me: ~ don't like your
tales because they don't pan out right. All
the game fellers dies off at tho end or the sweet.
hearts quit the board, say 'Adois,' aud 90
hoofn' it OFF in different directions, and you
don't never take the trouble TO round 'em up
no more. That's bad. The sling of that ad0is
business Is jest too hustlin' to readers feel
ings.p