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Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29
DESERT lfND flaAl PROOF.
4. :. LAND OFFICE AT hELnNA. Mont

4. :. LAND OFFICE AT iirLnSa Mont,
May ri. lsiD. !
Notice l. hereby given that Daniel l.. Tyler. os
Fergus county. Mont. ha flied notice OF intention
- make proof on his desert land claim No. l1U,.
for the NEia sWi /, w, SEA, SCI sWs, and l."
L. See. II. Tp u ". X. n H., before the Clerk
the District Court of Fergus county. Mont, at
Iewistown Mont, on Monday. the sih day oi
July ls.1.
lie names the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation of said land
John Il. Frye, Charles x. Frost calcL duncan aud
Isaac H. Gordon. all OF Is'w>town. Mont.
s.M. LsNeuuRSE, Register.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29

The United States supreme court has
denied the application for "A writ OF
error in the ease of kemmler. under
sentence OF death 10y electricity. The
opinion was rendered by Chief Justice
Fuller, who holds that the change in
the form OF death was Wit hin the legiti-
mate sphere oi the power of the state.
bye and bye" with electrical appli-
ances ii he does not die with old age
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29

important change has been made
in the homestead and pre-emption
laws by the sena,ecommitteeo on public
lands. The claimant cannot com
mute unless he has occupied the land
thirty months instead of six, as pro-
vided for under the present laws. The
aim is to prevent a large amount of
land from being taken and commnted
in six months for speculative pur-
moses
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29

May ~ being the anniversary OF
the anarchist riot in Chicago, an at
tempt was made to blow up the Hay
market monument erected to the
memory OF the policemen who lost
their lives while perfoI ming their duty.
a can OF dynamite and fuse was found
at the base OF the monument by a
policeman. The fuse had been lighted
but was extinguished by rain.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29
City Of Rome Won.

NEw loRg May 20 The ocean race
between the aity of Rome, Aurania, and
Alaska, ended to-day. The time of the
city Of Rome to Fire island Was seven
days. five hours aud four minutes. That
of the Aurania was seven days, seven hours
and - minutes, and the Alaska time wa.
s-vea days, eight hours and 10 minutes.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29
DESERT LIND FINAL PROOF.
u. :. I.and oiiir", Helena. Mont.

u. :. Land Oiiirr, Helena. Mont.
May n, ls.M.
N"tice is hereby given that Fred a. War
rei, ot F'isiis coiiny Mont. has iilcd no
tice of Intention Ia make proof On his deS-
ert land claim No. I 80 Tor tn" NJ SWi,.
NWi., See. T.; 81 SNl, Sec. l. ~. ~ ~. X.
" f., before the Clerk oi the District Court
"i Fergus county. Mont at Lewi>tnwn,
Mont, ON Saturday, the 9Th day of July,
isy0.
He names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation aud reclama-
tion of said land: John u. Waite, John VI.
Dock. Albert +. Dock aud John Duily, all
ot Utica. Mont.
5. w LANGuoRyE. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29
Notice to Horse Raisers.

We will stand "Meerschauln the Mark
English Shire stallion. weight l,9oopnuu,ls.
the best draft horse in Montana. as fnl.
lows: Al lewistown Monday. Tmesaavan,l
Wednesday. and at I'hilbr.ok Friday aud
Saturday of each week an aud after july I
for the remainder of the season.
PniiHEi,k X MooRHEAp.
Ma. IL. Grafton, Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29

OF arson. housebreaking or highway
robbery" Helena should organize the
vigilantes and make it warm for this
gentry. When all lawful means fail
something more potent should he
. ,.iaI
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29

George Francis Train reached Taco
ma last saturday from his trip around
the world. lie made the circle in
sixty-seven days, thirteen hours, three
minutes and three seconds Nellie BLY,
can now enter "a cave of gloom. She has
been beaten by a crank by about five
dnNs
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29
Riverside Stock Farm
Wishes to call your attention To the
f,lIoviur
AN NouNCE M Mt

We have IA large collection of Draft stat
lions, sired by such well known prize win
ners as tonqI~rer 1850, Defiance (I3O)
Lord Derby t4sJ), Lord Salisbury tl2s).
Scotiand's Isle f1S1JD, Lueks All. and
others. cur collection is complete, con
sisting oi impaired pure bred and grades.
Among them 'lydesdales. Normans and
French Coach
Also. some line young trotting bred Stai-
lions by such sircs as Maxim, sire of Ida d..
2:2i Kentucky Volunteer, sire oi =. =.
:s:2?, and Bishop, sire Of Bishop Hero. 2:21
cut Of dams by such famous horses as
Goldsmiths Al,dillah, 2:3O Cleremont.
.:2?; Ben iommond, 2:21, aud Smugglsr
3l5.
These are all thoroughly acclimated, are
sure foal getters, and add good disp"-itio ions
To their Royal Lineage.
To one that has had sasl experience il is
needless to say that an aeelimatesi Stallion
for first years use is worth 81 per cent
more than one of recent import alton.
These stations are for sale at prices
greatly reduced over those Of former years.
Also have Few well-broken work teams
On hand
Also "a few well-brokcn trotting roadsters.
Also, to reduce our number uf trotting
bred mares. offer u few for sale that will
certainly prove "A good invest ment To the
purchaser. Come aud see us.
IIrNrLEy x CLARK,
Toston. n. 4. II. r..
10 miles east oi Helena.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29

The supreme court has reversed the
decision in the Silver Bow shrievalty
ease and declared John +. Lloyd duly
elected to the office. The decision
is based on the illeeality of the vote
at precinct "a.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29

Mckinley's tariff bill passed the
house on the 2lst inst. by fl strict
party vote, with the exception Of
Coleman of Louisiana, who voted
against it on account OF free sugar.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29

The Montanian, published at Cho-
teau. by :. VI. Corson. has reached us.
II is II six -clolumn folio, printed all at
home. II is worthy of generous pat
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29

Illinois will wear Grape for thirty
days. Billy Myer, the Streator cy-
clone was knocked out in twenty
eight rounds 10y Andy Bowen, at New
Orleans, last week.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29

Margaret Isabelle Blaine, daughter
Of the secretary of state, was married
IN Washington on the 18th inst. to
Walter Damrosch, of New York.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29

Henry VI. Stanley, the African ex-
plorer. Is about to make the boldest
adventure OF his lie lie Is going to get
married
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'1'you gwine 10 drink that ? Golly, that's

.you gwine 10 drink that ? Golly, that's
the linimum for the horses r. ASs'3
y The sangaree committee was crushed |;
but the, steward, at nod from Captain
Davit, brought q full bottle OF the right
vintage, and tnmbler Of wine and water
satisfied, for the moment, the prevailing
distemper, even Mrs. Partingtor remark.
ing that It was Every lucubrating." !ISE
In Mrs. Partington called Ike 10 her, and,
slyly giving him large sip out OF her
tunbler, admonishcd him never to take
anything again that he couldn't lay his
"You might have prolonged their
lives, DEAR" said she, III It hadn't killed
them outright, and think what d thing
that would be TO have your conscience
acguit you Of" yitIal IS
~ He was so impressed by the injunction
that he turned three hand.springs 10
windward, where one Of the men, under
the direction Of the mate, was down on
his knees fitting In new ring bolt. Ike
alighted on his back, sending him spraw.
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Ayers CheILy Pee.t!!o:!La!,

Dr. J%c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists. Price Il; SIX bottles, IS.
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Health5iSW

y Dn. E. C.lWEsT's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MENT, a guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dizzi.
ness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous { Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the
use Of alcohol or tobacco, WaIeiulncss, Mental
Depression, Soiten!ng Of tho Brain resulting IN
insanity and leading to misery decay and
death, Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss Of
spe.matorrh@a caused byS oyerexertior Of the
brain, sclf.abuso or vct-indulgence.;5 Each box
contains one months treatment. 81 90 a box,
or six boxes Tor IS co. sent by mall prepaid on
receipt Of price. UNCERTAINTIES SIX BOXES
TO cnre any case. z, With each order received by
us for six boxes,y accompanied, with IS co. we
will send the purchaser our written guarantee
to refund the money II tho treatment does not
effect cue CO. Guarante tees Issued only by Nc.
Lain BLOCK. cor Aarket' and Twelfth streets,
Wheeling. w Va. eal.l " 49, he25 TrhSAw y
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FOR SALE.


Ten Roo,ned Brick House. III good repair. at 50
Thirteenth street, g. ,5u0 * WIS,
Five koomSd Cottage, II Sorth broadway
street, 81 $50. ~. 'l q
Three Eoomel Brick Housc,7o South Huron
street, 81, 0ij. ,.5 ~ s.7$5
Residence on North Front street. II IS Ss5g5
And ilaHy Other Improved Properties at low
figures; will pay we'll MS m Investment; :
\ Fruit Farm within sight Of this city, lust In
It's rrtntt: viii sell MA bargain.
Building Lots vt all prices. III all parts OF the
city, Mt last yenr's prces.q Iuy before the nd.
vance comes, either for homcs or Investments
FOR RENT.
Ten RoOmed Brick Dwelling NJ Sis Main street.
All nOdurn Improvements; tlnc location, S5;} (
stntl-F00In, l2.s' Main street. 81
Seven R0olned Dwelling, 1G5 North Front
stteet; MI modern Conveuienccs. z
Store room, I80i Market street. =:
Several Small dwellings on the Island and
'G,S - Q. Q. SMITH, D!
InG :s5,tr5 < 80 100 Main Street. y
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funny man, Sand we have been taking il
for many days. "s45l y
1.-The party had gathered around in
shady places, tanning themselves with
lnssitude very apparent, and one said
his tongue was so parched for drink OF
cold water, that no couldn't speak n
word, thel5waterHon board being un-
drnkable. a S 4 sglsy s''5s.j&
"Wbat pity" sail another, s'''thnt we
didn't think to bring a mountain spring
with nal! What a; blessing it would be
just now !" 4. "a RI S:i.5 ;ii 3s5
They then relapsed into silence, re-
calling to mind pleasant fountains, pour
ing their waters down green hillsides,
the crystal draught cool and refreshing
to their incandescent throats. j: How the
thoughts Of ievered people always run
to water Water lin cascades; water in
rivulets; the dash OF water wheels;
water in silent wells, under the old we'll
sweep; water in dripping tanks, from
hidden springs; water from hydrants,
brought from ifar.away places ), water by
wayssi.les, where the jhospitable dipper
hangs beside the ancestral pump; and
such thoughts tantalize on a tropical sea,
with water, water everywhere, nor any
drnn to drink y -. -
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Jan. l7..-Cattle- Receipts 5000 head
shipments eoo head; martc. Slow bceves 81 SOa
, i5: Texans 81, 70aS 10. Hogs -i,cccipis 900
head shipments 1900 head; market strong;
mixed y 6ea3 "; heavy and light s. 6UA3 is,
sheep-Rcceipts 81 ,0Q0 head shipments j ,oN
head smatket strong: natives 50 bOa5 70; western
corn led - 0oa5 b; Texans 81 6uai -. T. glI,
/: EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Jan. l7.-Cattlsr -Rcccip.s
t0J head; shtpmchts 200 head; market moth.
lug doing, all through consignmcnts, itogs-
Receipts 2,a0 head; shipments 800 head mar.
Est firm: s.oekers saS5as 70; Workers 50 soa3 S.
head; market lrmand unchanged. f{SE b
NEW YoRK, Jan. IL Bceves-R Receipts los cars:
market steady; poor to falr Kteers sS i0ai 10 ner
to0 lbs; bulls :! 0oa? 50. Sheep Kecetpts COo
head market firm; sheep 81 b0a6 20; lambs Sd Goa
%; sliogs--Receipls l,doo head; market steady
At - S0a4 ~. Ia ri, 5if3iy y w -,
z CINCINNATI, Jan. 7.-llogs active and nrm:
com 70 atid light s53tas ~ packing and bitch.
et e., g Nas 70; receipts 500 head; shipments
100 head. q iItTlg
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y. t-is'ttA IA : WIN E'tSt,57t "
ITO NJ coNTls
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..RARTINGTON...
Her Perplex'ties, Predicanieats mt. Pretli.
lectiOns Before Rnd After IIur Return.
~ lffna. ss--- 10y e " -
56 by y. y. SItILLADER. rs
tCapyrishte,l. An .rtghiy sestryei.)
f},I1tE -, . ,,, ,,, .91fss-y

& CHAPTER w. w I. N
by observation" said Capt. Davit, as
he stepped back from the weather rail.
Ing at twelve o'clock, and was going
towards tho cabin to, work up his latl.
tude and longitude, 1--WE shall cross the
line tomorrow ~
"Did you see 1t with your chrome.
meter ~ ;,.i & 'l7t3s h Il
mo ns'sm, said he. t"tbut we know
That, like our flag, 1t il there" 3E.pV-is't55
ut isn't likely to trip us up as " . 70
over It Is it2" she asked 'for what from
tripping up here and being proselated
there, with the pitching and tossing
going on incongruously, with your limbs
upbraided, and your brightness con-
summnted-sne has a hard time OF it,, q
: - ~ on have suffered in that line, II you
don't in this said the funny man, at
which all laughed. 81.
Y AS it was often remarked, what the
""Donnerblaat"' Joker said was not 90
very funny, but the way he said things
gave them their effect, which was very
fortunate for him. i! 90 - 8
I. There ought to be electoral lights
displaced. suid Mrs. Darlington, $50
that the line cou'd be seen, If it was
reached at night. l shall be in a connip-
ton till We get over 1t; aud when the
captain took the lassitude Mt IL O'Clock,
he should have seen just where it was,
so that We. would have prepared for the
emulgency. FL ' '.g:'5>$ ,t,5 "A
Fl !" Ldssilude is just tho word" said the
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5jG!!h!e.ssz!:ntelLij:ay!e!ll!!ttc,..:
Office Nus. 10 and ~ Fourteenth street
p0GllNYE.1

1'alkln' about love an all
This high'ilown affection, 7
Why, man alive, you can't call Il
1t love at all, Iii connection
n With that Of q dog.
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~ DoN'r run the risk oltyour Cold get
ting we'll of itselt-you may thereby
drift,$into a condition. favorable to the
development Of ssomet latent tendency,
which may: give YOU years Of trouble:
Better cure your! Cold lat once with the
help OF sDr.S I. sJayne's tExpectorant, a
good healing, medicine for all Coughs,
Sore Lungs aud Threats m Mw4s HI
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~ 1 n ~ u l-s1 l'7J'.,-,'sT - :,
Trustees Sales.
nlRUSTEE'S SALE.

NRUSTEE'S SALE !
. by virtue OF deed OF trust made by Bridget
SoOue 10 lnG ,nS trustee, dated July !, 1857, re-
corded IN Deed OF Trust Book No. Is. page 80,
IN the office Of the Clerk Of the County Court OF
Ohio county, Yves. Virginia.Sl will sell at the
moth front door OF the Court House OF said sale
county, on Z, X III q sSS;;s iSEI y it5
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY. Of JANUARY, 1880,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the following
described property, that Is TO- say: A piece Of
gtVund situate I'll the city OIL Mheclinst Ohio
county, West Virginia. being the south hall OF
lot numbered forty. three, situate on The east
side Of MARKET street OF the north side OF Iwen,
HHcvGuth street md at the corner OF: said
Streets sRid half lot has II frontage OF twenty,
five feet on Market street aud extends BACK OF IN
wen width binding on Twenty. seventh street
DIN hnnhrt0 feet 10 M alley. &
The title "a believed To DO perfect, but seliins
as trustee will convey only the title vested IN
me by NXld deeaof trust "
Z TERMS OF sALE-0nn.th and as much more
~ tGrpurcllAser elects 10 pay In cash on inc uhy
" tAtc, tho bnlauCc III two equal instailmeh ~
ON and Two years, notes bearing Interest from
The day Of sale 10 BIZ given for the deferred pay.
mcnts, the buildings to BIO Kept insured iof the
otnGat OF the deferred traymtnts, and me Title
10 Dn retained until payment Is made 10 iuil. ~
,s1}yW.J. ": CoWDEN, Trustee:
VIII. HALLEE.- kuctioncer. II Qstt, 's3hh ucZl !
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Drca.lstufrs md Provisions.

Il NEW YORK, jan l7.-Fioir, receipts Is, 900
ly active; sales $50 barrels Wheat receipts
spot market dull and lower; No. red S2IIssc; No.
uary s6,zsc: February sssils7l4c. closing at S6Ic;
March, s13@ass5sc. GlosinG at si4c; April ssssc;
nay Ss snps Jnly s6c;
strong; western 57R60c;5 Canada 57aGOc: Barley
steady At 45aG0c. Corn, receipt 1890 bushels:
exports l7.So bushels; sales 49,, QUO bushels Of
futures and $4,000 bushels: Of spot: market
a3s1ss clo.tng at size; February ssc;s March
3ssc: April S9}1c; May s91zc;l June S911.,c; July
s7Nc. 6. Oats. receipts e. DO bushels: exports
January 2ec; February 2sXc; March ss.c: May
% 1a3oc; While DO 33oa3lc: fNo.3o Chicago zoe
Cotise stesaS and Salo points up: January Fsb.
10. eoc:Espos Rio steady a. l99llc5 Sugar active
and firm; Molasses quiet: Rice steady. Tallow
steady. u Rosln quiet. 4 Tuspentine dull. Eggs
firm western 70 ~. 81 PORK quiet and firm; old
quiet. Lard steady; western steam de2lk sc; Feb:
uary e.2lc; March tsoao. SOC; May 6.4oc.! Butter
outlet; Elgln lS1Lsc: western dairy sal0c. Cheese
dull: western Sal0c. q
+ CHlcAo Jan. IL "a dull feeling was develop;
edin wheat to day, aud: while the opening was
AIAS's thSaS NV llle W tuS plhtktt
10 sustain prices, and a gradual easing up: In
values followed Tho market closed about IA
Nc lower than yesterday. Corn ruled dull. 0uIs
quiet. ~ Proy!s lous moderately active. d Flour
steady and unchanEcd j Wheat, cash No. sprlng
7Sl3A76sssc: No. spring G4a72c: No.,2 red 1GIa
7633sc: sannary closing Ut 7Gssc; Feb
january SIC; February 2y7.c; May sl11llc Oats
cash No. Q January and February a01Esc; May &c
81 IS Timothy seed 81 a. 4 Mess PORK, cash 81 tO
january g 95a9 80. closing Ut 81 IS; February
s. 5?5ss;N May - 90. ~, lard, cash, Jauuary and
\ February 5.s2 .s5c; May 6.o714c Bacon, short
ribs 4.6sa4. shoulders 4225c; short clear 1865
6.00c. Butter qulet;t creamery 17a20c; dairy 1ic
Eggs. AAl4 ,,ssc whisxy, 81 o.. rs S;6a
BALTIMORE, Jan. Wheat, western quiet
No.? winter red Espot aud january s032aslc
February 81 1iaslss+ q: March S31as31c; May s511t
II as554c Corn .weuk mixed spot and rJanuat,
aud February S7a379kkc; March 373Sc; April S1744i
d a71Sc: May $S1 Oats steady western
white c93saslc. Rye slow at S6a5sc. ii Hay quiet
choice prime Sl2 Goals 0o.ig Butter quiet at %
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! lsucklen's Arnic,l Snlve,

. The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin ernptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co. 54s,'rIf5:s
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Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above. A., rrhsaHow q
when schemes are on foot tho politi.
cians are generally on hand. 5a.ll5S{l
LEMON ELlXIR


ta Wonderful Eject OH the Liver, Stomach,
SEsy 1owels, Kidneys and Hood. S
Dr.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir Is a pleas.
ant lemon drink tha. positively cures ali
Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion,
oil Sick and Nervous Headaches, Kid.
ney Disease, Dizziness, Loss OF appetite,
Fevefs, Chills, Palpitation OF Heart, and
all other diseases cansed by ,lisordered
liver, stomach and kidneys, the FIRST
great cause Of all fatal diseases. Y so cents
and 81 per bottle. Sold BY, druggists.
Prepared only by II. Motley, NJ D., at.
lAnta, Ga, 4 ig Il; i'ffl,t5l Z ryils 3
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Bring some tumblers.,

purHIyzeU. " =. = ~
sEMWha, Jwha, what " said he at length
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PRtCES--75 and 20 cents. No extra charge for
reserved SeAts. Sale OF. seats commences Tues.
,Iny, January q, ~ Y. a. Houses Music Store. u
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sYxrroNs Moisture: iatcusc itchiug and
singing: most at night: worse by scratching.
i allowed to continue tumors form, which often
bleed and utccratc, - becoming very sore.
swAYSE's OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed.
Ing, heals liberation, and in most cases re.
moves the tumors. 4 Atdrusglsts, or by mail, for
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I Is LIFE WORTH LIy1SGs.

Not II you go through the world dyspep.
tic. Or. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are
u positive cure for the worst forms OF
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatuency and
Constipation. Guaranteed and sold BY
Logan Drug Co., ]. 4. Goodwin & Co.,
Q. r. Goethe, A. T. Young, John Cole.
man. z ~; y Z 4. il',&.;s islS DdW.6
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him steer, and boxing the compass, in.
curringa box on tho ear for his inter.
ference. III, II NM
Mrs. Partington was kept awake till
late In the morning watch, by the snor.
ing Of the occupants Of the outer cabin,
and therefore she laid late, until Ike,
rushing down impetuously, cried out
that they we're most up to the line, and
the captain wanted her on deck to meet
somo visitors. ~ s. & glSi,s
rs the line in sight 2" she asked.
No, tits little misty, but Cap says
Shelf be alongin half an hour
9 He darted up stairs and Mrs. Parting.
ton prepared for the morning call, won
dering what he meant by "she."" Could
It be- that II was some circus woman,
who would use the line for aromatic
PURPOSES. IA N ~ 395i, a.. h
but, at any rate" said she, severely,
.! shall do nothing towards her! that
will exonerate me. "t4lsS n n s;iEi ,'ssE
4 She then went up and took a scat on a
coil OF rope near tho spot where the
passengers were clustered as ifHawaiting
something, Ike was not visible, but sue
was informed that hc was forward with
the mate. Soon the silence was broken,
Brig ahoy!" came In subdued tone,
from near the head Of the vessel, seem.
ingly from under her bows. Il
e. "'Halloal" they heard tie voice OF the
mate respond; "who are you ~ Fl
Neptune, the king OF the sea, FIN
coming aboard. "Eys as7ls
Welcome, your majesty.n
Then there was heard scramblinp
along the roof over the horses, and a
comical sight they presented as the Wis.
itors dropped on tho quarter deck. Nep.
tune wore a beard of oakum, two feet
long, his hair and eyebrows were Toured,
his dress of old gunny. cloth, and his
crown was Il piece Of old tarpaulin. For
a trident he bore a three.prokged new
garden fork, like which there were maay
in the freight below. ~ His retinue ap-
reared in about the game costume, save
a little imp that brought up the rear,
whose, disguise was impene.rable. He
bore a speaking trumpet and was sup
posed to represent Aolus. - Is
"Alornin', Cap'n," said Neptune, as be
stopped before Capt. Dayit; anything
in my line to-day 2" $3 ss;,.3@ ~
i"Yes, your majesty, and we have,
among several Others, one whom you
perhaps have heard Of in your domain"
who q said Neptune, III defiance OF
shore grammar. IS Z . 3, I: III &
aMrs. Partington.
"Sho! Please introduce me" itf !:
The captain led the monarch UP to
Mrs. Partineton, as she sat behind the
rest, aud looking at the scene under
meath convenient arm. =. 35sS;,i ,lsai ;is;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-18
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