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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-24
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IOWA..

There are Il grra, many cases o diphth. ri,
in DIS Moncs, bnt the city physician thinks
there IS no r.l. for alarm.
Mrs. j. Ellen Foster has announced that
she Mili not serve rs president oi the low;
W. {. I. L. another year.
Charles l.. Longlry. !or more than TWEEN v
years riitIr uI the Upton Advertiser, has
accumulated IL fortune uu | retired r,m ae.
TIVE newspaper work.
An S-yrar-oIl cliid WIS abducted from
Harlan the other dag and returned aftc.
thee days to her parent with her hair gone
Tine woman WHO abducted lie" VA. arrested
an lintd $50.
James Ford, II farmer, and his wifi. wee
driving along til" r. I'd n.lr Civ. WHEN til.
i,ursrs became frightened and ran away,
throwing thr nrcalEtntS out anl inniriins in
inr.cs that may prove fatal.
Several circus companies navr cuhbal to.
g"ihcr and will erect II Ilonum mt ovr. the
last resting place o: Yankee Robinson. wo
died .rcnirss aul alone ami wis buried at
Jefferson, this state. soinr years ago.
At Sioux Rapids tn, other day farmpr
nnm"d Hickman 'ound pocke;book con.
the owner ana returned it, getting - !or
his pains.
The Postmaster Mt Mason City is anxousll
waiting or Wastrrdt Forhjor 'riorstu"s,lnt
ter t" come AROUND and inquire for Il etIr
addressed to him and now lying in tie post
oairr.
Will" diggin" II well near RorI; Valley tn
other day u piece of cottonwood was iunu'
nj 81 depth of twenty-five !crt. 1t wnS un
caitiicl III II strata %! l.i!" clay and hc sprri
men is in an excellent state u; plcsrrvntion
y citizen Of Ida comfy has discovcr"'
that lime Stacked IN bullormiik makes
first class paint for houses. He says til,
mixture will withstand rain and that it only
costs about 81 10 :ura.s!: pa:nt enough .ol
an ordinary housr,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-24
Tho Engine Exnln,lea

REDrlELp, S. d., Special Telegram
F.. +. Lobaugl was killed last night by
the explosion of threshcr engine. twenty
miles southwest of here. A young man
named Wood was seriously injured. The
cause OF the explosion is not known.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-24
That WIS Why.

New York Times: "Why do you carry
two wa;ches?'
''Bcca,:sc ,lout like to be hurrei."
"llow do two watches help YOU 10 avoid
hurry"
They give me plenty OF time"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-24
Lost l,.rn und Contents.

REDFIELD, s. D., Special Telegram.
Paul Marzahan, o farmer living ten
miles southeast OF Rcdfield, lost his barn
containing two horses, o thousands bushels
OF ofgrain aud hay by hre. Loss. 5000; in.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-24
THE NEWS DIGEST.
Interesting News of the Week
Boiled Down and
Classified.

THE NATIONS CAPITAL,
Congressman John l. Wilson. of Washing
III is the victim %; II serious financial mis-.
in less linn week from the time of
-'''' At Spokane
ching
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-24
Ion.i, Thu. w,u

a Rhode lSlnnd m.n LOFT NIL his
money about $40, ,oo)--to the Airr..n
missionary work, and not u cent t., lis
relatives. some of whom were v.ry
poor. line will was contested and
broken, the law held that he e, ,ss
'l"vc been crazy whea he wrote ii. A
'aw which wont let ma, mako u
fool OF himself Is Il gooi law.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-24

In southern politics there is no lonRor
my doubt that horns arc coming out III
over the dilemma.-Galveston News, N
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-24
SOUTH DAKOTA.

The Masonic fraternity nt Huron are con.
sidering the advisability of erecting Mn.
sonic temple
a farmer by the name oi & emo living
about twelve miles west of nrll itapids had
100 bushels u! flax solr,l rom linn one night
Sioux Falls new wnter-works are working
salts nrtorllv Tin supply from the new
works can he increased Ia 5000, 900 gallons
ut pleasure, IL quantity ol water that hut
one or two cities in thu United States the
size oi Sioux Falls can lay claim to-
While Surry Brothers. prnprietors OF the
stcam saw mill at Elk Point. were saving II
cottonwood log the saw struck II piece of
steel that had been lrivcnin hrlog and in
less than ten second. the monster saw was
toothlcss. ArcwarI OF 500 is offered ior the
guilty parties
About Two weeks ago George Wagner, OF
lanktown, rented II Winchester rifle to a
young man who said he wanted togo out
hunting. An'l lie went and has not yet rc.
turned. Mr.. Wagner has however found his
rii'r. Ut is he'd l'y man ut Grayvilc. who
purchased ii .ur $3.50 and refuses to give it
up unless Mr.. Wagner advances 81, 80 Tor it
y hard backing. queer netting spnrinen of
humanity, haiiing rom no one knows whp re,
undertook to associate too extensively with,
som" ln'lians west of Eyan one day. aud
cn;n" :"t"wn next morning. sfarlrss, Int less
bruised discouraged all ,lciurntcl. having
received IL blow from II blulgrnn welded by
the hrnwny arm ola Sioux gentleman who
was able 10 take care u his own wi:r
For several years i, band ~ horse thieves
have existed in Gran, county. and it has
brcn thrir custom In hide stolen animals on
the Sissr'on and Wnhpeton Indian lrsrrvn-
'ion. aijoiiiin= GRAM county. OF late the
nIii'crs have been shade VIM the band su
c!"."ly that they Irramn alarmed ;lal lett
the country. Mrs. Casey. the vi u of Il man
supposed to belong to tho :rang, is now I'M
der arrSt. and it is h 'pad her trial may
lead to the capture of the cn,i outfit.
Sha I, the Aberdeen shoe man. on a recent
visit Ia lirago. sold tn Marshall Field. the
great merchant prince o! Chicago, 121 pairs
ufthr i'hpoOsr uurr,iSlns lie is lnnnllfrt,ir.
in@. II" says Mr. Field VII, IN nch amused at
the idea of buying Tor his house, one of the
largest IN Chicago, Il stock goods from
Alrr,"rn. AT the same time b.. WAS much
plrascl with tie aood-. aml cnn,i,!rrrl that
lic had an art rlr that would please his Gus.
toners. The m;inuiar, urs oi the III, crusill.
give employment To Il number ol young lr
dies o! Alb crlcrn.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-24
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WlSEllMSlM


a naughty Fond tlu I.ar tramp sprinkle,
his couch will, insect powder whenever he
sleeps in Jail.
,at'i" ar" ty.ag by scores near Berlin. II
is thought that they have contracted Il
plague from sta"nant water.
y In crosse man has named his boy Twice
so lat lightning will not strike him in the
sam" place.
Henry Hicks attempted to escape from The
pole" station at Oshkosh through cold IL,
t'mr. III" became wel.srd in, aud was ;llmos t
dead when discovered.
Agent Kelley recently paid out 500. O0t
t" the Mcnnmonrc indinns. being onr!lnlf u
last seasons pay or logging, aud will max,
II second payment shortly.
Frank Davis. IL Suwrior timer, carried
blazing g;solin" stove ont Ola buiiiing to
prevent /; fire. and burned himself badly 70,
his pnihs.
Nhcn Deputy Sheriff Cannon, of Ashlani,
arrived nl Waupun with William Gray. the
express roi,in.i, lie oiiirla, recognized him
Gray hal been there br.urc for two Years TO
II larceny Job.
Cruel treatment hy the officer, o til,
Waukcslla Reform School. it is ,laimrd h,
the relatives of Grut., Williams, was tn
cause u. the by : csrnpe and his leap iron,
IL dying trim I" get away irGm the officer
wlio rrcap'urrd him.
Charlie Wheeler burkcI he wilca, market
through Il Duluth h"ickct shop until his
money gave cut, and then he fell back ur
u'irr people to Keep mp his speedy gait. a.
!; result. Mr.. Wheeler is not within MANY
miles of superior now, a',d i,z"ns OF credi
tors are gma>liin= ,hrir teeth.
George A. Williams. II p,w.r'ul young lei
low. who escaped from lic Wnikcsha reform
school las' April, WAS cnl'riel AT superior
On HE train lir made II o!dIH>h for liberty
prevented i0m escaping.
Bogus ilgi,tnin2-rud p:rn who are work
in@ HE Safe s1nd II man ul,ru,i vino har
:sn.na with Il !arm + 10 bay II horse. Til
horst hLycr wishes the an me J. to sign II ~,
per as reference" The hose is not called for
hnt tile other parties come au ny with /;
written contract for $40 worth OF Ii htning
:u;..
The thieves who robbed st. Paul freight
oais II. Richmond have been i.rIrtcl out.
iii" gang WAS composed ofcigni ortcn boys,
hui TIE an; luri les have succeeded in getting
OILY i've. bIt !h"% are satisfied that they
have ,hr I"at!"rS. Their az = run from ~ 10
II. !.>i'ip, rphbing ears the bays have
been engaged in robtins ch'c ken roosts, i,
box ;li!d cr,lars in the Vicinity of liiclInon,l
n!ll La Alui!iy., and storing their pluuder iv
.cs.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-24
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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09
NEWS CONDENSED

Illinois has four watch factories
which produce 1000 watches a day.
r. T.. Sampson has been appointed
/ postmaster at Altamont, Laurel county.
r.. Wesley mas been appointed post.
master at Middleburg vice J. Wesley, re-
signed.
Congressman Wilson has been made
member OF the republican congression-
al committee.
j. II Brent, OF Paris, is announced
as candidate for superior court ;udge
in that district.
The insane asylum at Tongue Point,
near Montreal, burned and with j. over
100 Of its 800 inmates.
Assistant Postmaster General Clark
son told Pittsburg reporter that he had
decided TO leave the postal service on Ju-
ly |.
The meeting OF the republican ma
tlonal committee, which was to have
been held in Washington MAY 3, will be
held on the 18th.
In 1850 there were l6l cotton mills
in our Southern States, with 90 .S54
spindles; in 1889 there were 35j mill $
with 2,035, PCS spindles.
A. +. Lancaster, Philadelphia
real estate agent is missing and it is
charged that he has gone away carrying
over $4,000 OF funds intrusted TO his
care.
The body OF Judge Curtis Field, who
died at Eldorado Springs, Mo-, aged %,
was brought to Richmond, his old home.
for interment. Mrs. Charlotte Turpin.
10, and Billy Cleary, rs, are other deaths
mentioned in the Climax.
The New Jersey express ran into
the Lehigh Valley passenger train at Al.
lentown, Pa, killing Miss Emma Hall. of
lthica, y. u, and injuring dozen 9th
er passengers. The accident was caused
by the failure OF the air brakes 10 work
Mr. Blaine and the republican party
have been overruled by Judge Creight.
ON, Of the sangamon county, ILL.,, circuit
court, who decides that tobacco is not
one OF the necessaries OF life, and that
bill for tobacco cannot be collected by
process OF law from minor.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

THERE are l3S members in the Ken
lucky Legislature, llj of whom are dem
ocrats. 1t will therefore take IS votes
in caucus to nominate successor to
Senator Beck. McCreary, Carlisle and
Lindsay are more frequently discussed
and it is pretty sure, if certain other COM
binations are not formed, that one OF the
three will be chosen. Gov. McCreary
stands first-class chance and if he de-
cides to go in it will be to win. Every
body in the Sth district is for him, but
at the same time thew dislike to give him
up as a representative.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

GOV. BUCKNER announces that the rea'
sons he gave for not entering the race
for L. :. Senator before, apply with
equal force now and he will nno event be
a candidate. John Young Brown says
he is out for governor and nothing else.
This takes two important figures from
consideration and simplities matters CON
sideraby. Should either McCreary or
Carlisle be chosen special election
would have to be ordered to fill the va
cancy in Congress. There are dozens in
Carlisle's district ready to shy their cas-
tors into the ring, but so far we have
heard OF no aspirant in this district, eN-
cept, perhaps, a Shelby county man.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

SOMETIME ago Senator Blackburn and
Congressman McCreary We're discussing
the wonderful way that their lives had
run together in periods OF four years.
First they attended Centre College to-
eether four years, served in the war four
years, were together in the Kentucky
Legislature four years and in the Lever
House OF Congress four years. They
both wondered what the next quadren-
NAL period would do for them and the
question seems now to be near the answer.
There are four years yet of Senator
Beck's term. Gov McCreary stands as
good, if not better, show than any other
man TO till the vacancy.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

AFTER a short and simple funeral SER
vice in the Senate Chamber at Washing
ton, Tuesday, the remains OF Senator
Beck, accompanied by an escort from
both Houses of Congress, were placed in
a special train for their final resting place
at Lexington. Gov. Buckner and COM
mittees from the Legislature met the
train at the state line and Wednesday it
arrived at its destination, where alter
lying in state at the residence of Hon.
r. A. Thurston till next day, they We're
inferred in the presence OF vast throng
gathered to pay the last tribute OF res
pect to the statesman, whom they loved
and honored 50 much in life. He served
his country well. Peace to his ashes.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

THE hourishing city OF Owensboro will
have public auction Of residence lots
May l4-l6 Men who put their money
on property there can do so with the ut
most confidence. Owensboro is the the
most progressive city in the state and
there is no doubt about her great future.
Editors who psrtook of the unbounded
hospitality of her citizens owe it to them
to mention the sale of lots noted above.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

Bro MEACHAN, himself excellent tim
Der for the Office, says that the declina-
ton OF Col III. VI. McCarty TO be consid-
cred for president OF the X. p. A. mar.
rows the contest down 10 Woodson and
Walton. In that event there will be no
contest. Mr.. Woodson deserves the
honor Walton does not and ii the latter 5
name is mentioned at the convention he
will move that it be withdrawn and the
gentleman who has done so much for the
association be elected by reclamation.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

BouTELLE, OF Maine, wants to make
himself solid at home by the addition OF
section to the Interstate Commerce act
which provide0 That nothing in this
act shall be construed to antagonize the
sale or traffic in intoxicating liquors in
any State contrary to the laws thereof. -
This is entirely for buncombe. The =.
o. p. has it in power TO pass the amend
ment, but it can be safely asserted that
il will not.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

WHEN democratic congressman from
Virginia apply for anything at the post
office department, they are told that the
matter will be left to Gen. Malone, "our
referee" With his own people repudi-
ating him to the extent of over 10000
majority, it would seem that the admin
istration requires more than the world
falling on him to make it realize that
Malone is out of the ring.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

BRUNSWICK, n. j., draws the color line
50 sharply that the delegates to the Afri-
can Methodist Conference there find it
not only difficult but impossible to se-
cure rooms Bishop Turner sends up a
mournful plant, but as Brunswick is
North of Mason Il Dixons line the
bloody shutters in Congress will not at
tempt to have marshal law declared
there. Ii is only in the South that such
things are noticed and condemned.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

THE editor OF the Barbourville News
says that Hon. John ID. Harris told him
in March last that under no circumstan-
ces would he be candidate for leuten-
ant governor. We never believed that
the gentlemen could desire such an office,
situated as he is.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

Col. Bennett IOUNG will occupy a
seat in the Constitutional convention,
Notwithstanding the efforts OF the whis-
ky men to defeat him because he had on
one or two occasions voted for local OPP.
ton. His opponent. Mr.. Helm, with
drew from the race before the primary
Wednesday, when he saw that the jig
was up a d that the colonel would heat
him three % one.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

THE Home and School, edited by W.
+ Shaw AMI G. IL. Greathouse, appears
this week with a new head, engraved
with special reference to the objects
Of the publication, and improved gen
orally in its contents and makeup
1t is an excellent little paper, issued
weekly at II a year and ought 10 be
i'm the hands of every teacher at least
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

Hon. w. l.. JACKSON was elected Judge
of the Jefferson circuit court Tuesday, TO
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
his distinguished father Mr.. Jackson is
fully worthy OF the honor as well as OF
the compliment rendered him of the
track without opposition.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09
EXAMINE our PRICES

In Dry Goods Shoes las Inhs, Carpets Uottne. feel
S"TeI Of PATRONAGE
a1e are h"dyes 4m o dont uy their Spring S" till oJo
y n styes IN the Dhet 4nd g4t grie the best
,; aem Bse CG2aGGe Pat 30 ees pair sold elsewhere -
Gas Gna at, F S "aad Of the best oag at 81 d g at $50
sGnsrf at %g0 any .S5& one geGt adva"taee S qp
tie r t IN ImdnS wat R1se M0 in ras' aso rel iM
0uy B9V h d1n Sni orth S. $50 U
uOrth $50 and So uH PuuSu
double the money! III IRE ask is to and udee yourselves
Han Stree. Sanford NJ. SALINGER MANAGER
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

The production OF wines and whisky
in Kentucky shows very large increase
this fiscal year. The amount is stated at
25,l30,47l gallons, or nearly half a gallon
for every man, woman and child in the
Us. We shall give the half gallon
coming to us to some red-hot prohibition.
list and let him go off and bet billing"
drunk
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

The stiflest and strongest cocktail is
now called the Levi Norton, in honor OF
our vice-prcsidential bar-keeper. This
is genuine fame No other vice presi-
dent has been similarly honored and
many OF their names are forgotten, but
this can never be said Of Levi. His name
will be known even to the remotest gem
srutiOu
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

McGINTY has at last been rewarded.
Wanamaker presented him with the Fall
mouth post-office, after taking it from
Mr.. Clarke without other reason than
because he could.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09
SIX PAGES.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Der County Judge, THOMAS W. VARNON
County Attorney, JOSEPH p. PANTON;
A." County Clerk, GEORGE Il. COOPER;
Sheriff, J. N.MENEFEE;
" Jailer. SAMUEL NJ OWENS;
Assessor, +. u. KENNEDY;
Sup't OF Common schools, W. +. McCLARN
Surveyor, HARRY \. EVANS;
Coroner. ARCH CARSON.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

The prospect is that Randall will be
succeeded by republican. Two demo-
Gratis are on the track and both declare
they will stand whether nominated or
not. 1t is hoped that the fool-killer will
do his duty and knock both of them into
king dom come.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

lr is said that the Louisville deiega-
ton is for Boyd Winchester for T. :.
Senator. or course he has not ,cintil.
Ia of chance for election, but the menu
bers are in better position 10 trade.
when they present a solid front in that
SKav
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09
- IL @ +" IL -
@THE LOUISVILLE STORE

Since the
sted Goods veH 6oueht al'eady halt sold This tie
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09

! have taken charge OF this popular hotel
aud intend TO run it in firstclass amer every
respect. IL is being papered and painted from
top TO bottom, the bedding being renov ated and
everything done to make IL pleasant and comfort
able for guests. The table shall be surpass-
ed by hotels in this section. ]. b. OWENS
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-09
r Z M . v z D!

have removed my office Co. r.v residence. opuo
safe Female College. where 9 r.U tr found 40 all
times. 20 HUGH REID
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-11-29
To SALT Rahs a.A ogAe..

Commencing on Sunday morning.
November 10th. tho Colorado Midland
Railway began its through train service
between Denver. Salt Lake and Ogden.
Two solid trains tnaorning and EVENING"
will be run daily. These trains will
carry through Pullman and tourist
sleeping cars for San Francisco without
change.
Elegant equipment, short line, STAN
dard gauge through the heart Of the
Rocky Mountains.
The newest and best continental route
for Salt Lake City, Ogden, the Pacific
Coast and all Northwest points. Trains
leave Union depot, Denver. at $50 q. m.
and S:15 p. m.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-11-29

In the iu.,ies c.art oa Thursday, Jas-
Henry. Miit Am@s ard Posvss Lewis,
~eIs Arranged oa li,s charge VI pa''
ioininx = i,,s Ut cigar fon Atiix
iiroshsss' s,osv- Ns. u. u. Essiy con
duetri the eAsr. ai,ei conclusive evidence
sas ps.-iucri showing ths larceny 10
have ir~n commilissi. 1rss lDvs ~ssv
s-ntsscssi IN sl,sst lssms 10 TIE itseosm
srh~a. bal With wits 10 giving skssn
another chance The srsuasecp vss sue
trfsi~si during their k,nd coBsiurt-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-11-29

~ r. Monai MAS up from l'icc.ancs
Las, Wednesday.
Frank shaver came ovrs frosu A.iAl
itasir oa TUESDAY.
". Mek-own from Lar. sp~n, fe~
aa,s IN town this ~rck.
u. u. Ferguson Of MIX Greek joined
our holiday lhsoog m Thursday.
Frank Smith of liear Rivrs MAS ovrs
ffrm that section on "Wednesday.
Captain anil MfA. Coca II iiusos,i.
spent Thanksgiving with city friends.
u. Toss-nrc and Al Durham. ot
Asial basin WE'RE over here oa Tuesday.
J. u. Maxn-r frosn e,-nwuri. was
sizing ny cur growing basEh this week.
Chris Heck and z. y. Hughes os 6len.
wc.si, wrtc visiting Nuker On Msinas.
dAy.
win =. Laurie rrtnrr,e,i frnsn Axiai
on Monday. 10 attend Ia some legal mat
trrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson II lsueor,i.
we're ,,si,in. In the city on saturday
last.
"Auntir." n lady Of color. came In Ia
town on Wrdnr~iny. Ell rn,,. for VIII.
lam, Fork.
wm u.<,,, - s. ,. a..
v.,.,,. s,,,,, ,,..... 80, -. a.. Vs..
rejoicing. on THURSDAY.
n, nm, wu m t.t., H.,
f,,s w.,. ,mnr, ~. 80, 49,, ,,.,,....
=, IN. N..s., ~, >,o,.,..
-. 49,,
&c., nv, ,.,.i..., -. -. s' s'.
a.. a.. 80, 49,, -. a." - "
~
'""h 'o"'" ana w" y" Wilson, VINO hal
Fch sun"""e" 10 Ee"'e1 a. witnesses
IN .'e thompson patent case COL nscs
!" "eeNer Wednesday
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ntblock tnee Mis-,
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anu Will go 10 house keeping In the Van
Clccf house.
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came In ON "wednesday nivht md vii,
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