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Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-12
Freeman,s DaatI, Warrant

SACRAMENTO, June 11.-Sheriff Nc
Mullen today received warrant for the
execution of Charles Freeman for the
murder of Mark Feeny, fixing the date
OF hanging July 10Th.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-12
Booksellers Attached.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jun II. Samuel Car
son & Co., booksellers, 2OS Post street,
have been attached by the Sather Bank
ing Company for 10000. The firm will
file papers OF insolvency in few days.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-12
COwles'S Condition

MONTREAL, June 1.-The condition of
Cowes continues to improve. His depo-
sition will be taken this afternoon. Hale
is still out on parole. IF indicted he will
be tried at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-12
Ii, & @. Stock Purchased.

BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE Baltimore
and Ohio preferred stock held by the
state was purchased by E. r. Bacon,
for syndicate, today, for 1870.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-12
Sweat Girl Gpaduatos

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, June 11.-The
Nassar commencement was today. Vice
President Morton and family were pres
ent. Degrees were conferred on seventy
eight candidates.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-12
The Argentine Ministry

BUENos AYREs, June 11.-Jose Asti-
quota has been appointed minister of
justice. The ministerial crisis is ended,
but a feeling of uncertainty prevails.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-12
Voted Against Union.

New York, June 1.-THE synod of
the Reformed Presbyterian church this
morning voted against union with the
general synod, II to 129.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-12
Typographical Congress.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 11.-At the Inter
national Typographical Union today,
resolutions looking to the worlds typo
graphical congress in 1893 were adopted.
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A Diploma From Vassar,

PoUGHKEEpsIE, N. Y, June H.
Among the Vassar graduates receiving
diplomas this morning, was Katharine
Carr, of Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-12
SYNOD Adjourned a..

New YORK, June 1.-THE Reformed
Presbyterian synod adjourned this even
ing to meet in June at pittsburg,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-12

and Newjansk, thousand dwellings,
four schools, three churches and hospi-
tails and magazines were completely de-
stroyed. Forty persons were burned to
death and $4,000 made homeless.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-12
Willard Loses His Son.

New YORK, June 1l.-Henry II. Viii
lard, the 7-year-old son of Henry Viii
lard, died this morning.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-10
SHADOWED BY SPIES.
Two English Detectives Follow Dillon and
O'Brlen to America.

Two English Detectives Follow Dillon and
O'Brlen to America.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 9.-On the steamship
Aller that arrived last Saturday there were
two passengers who claimed to be English
officers. One. tall, light haired young man,
said he was Capt. E. G. Hamilton, of the
Third "King's-Own Hussars;'' the other, a
stocky young fellow, said he was Capt. W.
3. OBrien. OF the same regiment. The two
young men said that they were in Mitch
ellstown in charge of troops that were
there to protect the police when O'Brien
and Dillon were arresged. They told the
passengers that they were coming to this
country on shooting trip, and while in
town would stop at the Fifth Avenue hotel,
On account Of the abusive way the
two men spoke Of Dillon and O'Brien's
mission in this country some Of the
passengers became suspicious and put
the two alleged officers down az English
spies, commissioned to shadow the Irish
while in the United States. In
spcaking on the subject last evening MI.
OBrien said to correspondents: II know
very we'll we are being watched every hour
Of this day. but it does not cause rs any I'M.
] cannot see what advantage it
can be to the English government to
shadow as. have no doubt they are
SPIES"
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lshed description Of the deoeased II v.s
thought he was John Croft. al Hamilton.
Who left this city two months ago. me-
vito 81 Croft went to st. Thomas to idenfifv
the bSdy. sed although the hair ON the hsad
OF the Diseased was more gray than Croft's.
Il was Thought to be him. The identi6ca..
sion IN other particulars was satisfactory,
Lodge, Of which Croft was { n,emher. n.
cided to bring the body to Hamiiton for
burial The funeral took place from the
Croft Homestead in the city fsw days ago
and the family have since been in mourn
ing dress Yesterday telegram was 70
celvea from London, Ontario. from the
genuine John Croft. and he has since ar
rived home and is with his family. AZ
soon az Croft heard Of the mistake he hast
ened 70 inform his wife and family that he
was alive and we'll, and now there is much
rejoicing in the Croft family.
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wilso. : Co. bailey B,os., on.r.

Wilson q Co. Bailey Block, omar.
ieo- sore ranch, good water supply, $1,000.
:, s1cacre ranch, good butdines fences. etc.,
aeooacre ranch with good hay land
10 bead grade cattle, IL had yalnabls horssa
SG0 sores under fe0cs, good water right ETC.,
l60-acrs ranch, nsar town. good water right, .
Per cent. guaranteed ON investment for i've ycaTs
S1A0OA =, 1850
% acrss Numerically sdjoining East Helena
townsits. suitable tor plating. S7.oo0.
LOTS.
90 test, lower Main street. $500.
I00 fest, corner Grand avenue, el,2N
176 feet. warehouse property. Gallatin stxesk
$1,000 - \ y 10
80 test ON North Ewing street, S25oa
io0 feet, corner Logan and Eighteenth strestA
70 feet, 8hiland strest, 81 psr foot.
~ lest, Ames' addition, I'll per foot.
100 test, corner Hansen addition. 5000
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Wheeler. Word D ce.'s List

Wheeler. Word D Co.'S List
LOTS,
200 fest in Ames addition, I'll pev foot.
100 feet in n. r. addition, 3l2 per foot.
20 Test ON Madison avenue for S2700
100 feet in Ming addition, tl2 per foot.
100 feet in n: p. addition No. 3 for $I7S.
90 feet on Shiland street for $1,000.
Lots IN Mclean Park Us each, SO cash and q
GER week -, - -
- ACRES.
% acres near Rroadwatsr Hotsl q $50 pr
scre. - n,
HOUSES.
Residence in Ha1ser addition, 5000.
Nesiaence In Bradford edition. SN 90
no. 80
Residence in Basaett addition, $500.
Rssidence In Syndicate addition. $4,000.
WHEELER, WURO & Co,
10 and II Gold Block. Helann.
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d. ". 8. Folk 4 90. : r,.rr.,p..

n W.S. FOLK e Co.'S nArgatna.
81 feet front on Main street. fins business loca-
50 to 70 feet front on Main street. near SIKH
aysnue; 500 per front foot.
front building 4 $500 per front front foot. 'n' iron
100 feet on Helena avenus near Main street. q
$50 feet on Helena avenus, corner, Il $50 pee
y no1,a9 on Main street At s4oo Dor front fooA
-Four lots in Northern Pacific edition No. 1
1o9 9r feet en- en- oornsr Central addition 4 ssse
IL fest on corner Central addition for 5000 i
:, boxloo choice CORNER beattio addition. prios
t !c choice corns,. Bassstt addition. price
as choice lots In Lscksy addition from 500 =
g fest On Edwards strest. near ain. q s4sops,
600 feet en- lowsr Main street from Sss 70 a.
Dor front foot: choice property.
soI tie loy Azure Of 5000. 70 s''0''' ~
oo aSrss ~ e ths city limits plated q $50
TEsss choio. LOT. in Coz addition = bedrock
.. One lot Is. Northern Pacific second addition.
fest 1 Knight ss.s sE'f M.G:sp .ad
81 $S0 per trout foot. IN. q
19veIs1 cnGice AocStlnne ON the Aausee b0a1o.
ward. In Syndicate addition.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
-Two-story frame, eleven room. slosses
snd cels H. water in house and yard; te-ms 5000
S Sshssn' Ss,v0o a. two ;sats per cent interest,"
1850 One story frame. I've rooms '' and bath,
Sdo e 40 ceIlar water IN house and yard. On
f,neeiss fof f. ass' boo,. tam
bath closets and cellar, water in house and yard.
LOT 56 VA inquire for terps.
AZ moaern convenisncss. west side ON motor
ss,svo--Two.s.ory frame hop.s,. sig rooms
terms q. 100 cash. balance long time.
$4,000 each; terms $500 cash. baiancs to sait.
house: terms $500 cash. balance to suif.
S2,5o0-Ons-story, Eve-r0om ftame, wnter In
gard; term. $500 cash, balance to snit
.SS;4o-Aight-room brick house, water il yare,
ditinn; terms $500 cash. balance to suit. -
~ O-F our.Toom frame house on Madison
avenue. water in yard; terms $500 cash. balsncs
1900 -Two-story frame house, ak rooms and
balance TO suit. 6s' =
s.,aoo-Iwo.stery frame house On Clark s!rsst
tl.SOo-Two frsme houses ON Ewing street; No.
loontains i've rooms. cellar a.d clossts; No. .
terms e2,700 cash, $2,100 tvs years. . per cont
SS,oOO-t rame house. seven rooms, water in
tie paid. lot Hoxlaos terns. $l.1OO cash; balance
$l,sN-One-stcry frame house. i've rooms. two
lcts fenced separate, size OF lots l0txls0 10
Northern Pacific addition MOL, water in yard:
special Inducements will be inside on Great
tnr Plating always on hand.
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REAL EsrArn

Il n R fTs lffF7 9 - sbIsEes :.
r,.s. /. ~, -'~s -,
Mehf- soem houee On cornsr lot. eox1oe -
cssS. hs,s1es 4. 81 49,; rs u ~
o1 @:--,.., 49, -. I. go.
:, ssys9- room freme seess On lei. t1xloe on
nniland street., only e4sO& $1,000 casA, halaneo
% I Snas 9 ~ PEI oenA
Eleventh avenue, only g GO. $50 cesh. Si,ip q
SuAys " ~ psr oent balance to sutt at 10 pse
6ix-room frame hov.s On p, Sox100, on Firth
anSe shreo years q 10 Per cent.
al: 49, LA tsss north .na ssss f.oas ecEnsr ca.
10y, Ssoc so. eno half Tom motor; $l.6oO cash.
L0xlSs feeS eouth and east isont corner Madi-
~ s11 CAonon etreees IN brua6Watee addition;
price 1900 one-third cash, balance one and tvs
Sc1s ~ ~ 81 cont
i NS:A.1sa .eet on eiect11c motor N 1roedwa4ef
ers and tyo yeafs At 70 por cent. -t
s:veaue ons block fre1c electric motor; sis psr
g ~ per cont.
., !ocAls tsst on Psosts avenue enc block from
~. m9.Sf IN sscsawsser .adtion; $lb per
q e g:sr q, esnt.
l23x12a test south and se:t. ccrner Logan and
ts. e sycnue On motor Line IN Central addi.
,sosi4S ST on Lyndals avenue in Northern Pa-
ea r., sn Ia fnss cd Ios sl:sCy casn, ~
en- Fac stion n az avenue " North
clio sSa idss e sG II s c,sS IN Norhn Pc
disio Ito ,,s enc block from motor, Yi.2!s o..h;
ti1n. fcr .s0.
tisn: 81 8, so terms say: -
L SS4!W !eot on lam street, Tor 112,6OO cash.
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Helena Real Estatc and Building Associa-
ton.
Esrber, B. Reed. Secretary.
Ground Floor. Bailey block
&C lots near city limits, 800 each; 81 cash ard
$2 per week, n e-0-N' W - -,
Ss ca4h and Is per week. = .-s- A'
lots in Northern Pacific ad lition No. 2, $50
each; IS cash and 81 per week - 49,
Der month -
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r ii. Floyd-Jones, Atlas Block.
BAR0AINs.

l..
100 feet, . corner. Hasuer boulevard, north
'front.', $500.
100 feet, Hausee boulevard, south front 81, $50,
% test. corner of Laurel and Choteau streete,
syndicate addition. north front, 5000
0 feet CORNER Of Joceiyn and Wilder streets
900. eyndicate addition. . - -
S00 fest. Syndicate additio,. $4,000. Easy termA
~ feet. Szndicste sddition, $4,000
y eeec on Helena avenue. fronting north. $4,000,
WIeet on Helena avenue fronting aouth 4SS0H
:. i k feet ON the east sile ncAr he railroad.
Property on lower Main strsst s1itable for Inn
Ge;olats improvement. price and terms upon ap-
able figures.
Lots Il the syndicats addition, largo LIST from
Lots IN tho Amss addition, I'll to S,e.
foot. ---'-~'' 80 " - pes
cation. ~ -pppA'
., l.rss LIST q serss inside anA satsids tts CITY
limits ct reasonable prices. = o-'s
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VIM. Muth.s List.

40 a;res Montana avenue property,
2l0 aOres choice Wsst u. d property. 80
l00xl25 Bradford addition. corner, S2,Ho0
s00 front feet Syndicate addition. $la per eoaa
One block. Highland Park, choice, S6.5Qa
lO0x225 Hauses avenue 'front.' $40 o.
lOOx15O bells yus addition, 5000
x6x1zs Main street front, corner, 5000.
10Oxl40 Eighth ayenue and Idaho. $500.
20 acres At SO, $500 10y '"--,7 4
residence In panesr addition, $500. 4s
Residence in Bradford addition n. 200 j.
Residence IN Bradford addition, $6,5CO
kesidence In Hoback u d Cannon, $500,
Residence corner Breckenridge and Cen
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Arnitase . Piats.


ACRES.
SO per acre. 100 acres nine miles from ciea
f40 per acre, 80 acres close to city.
Nv per acre, l60 acres 1--WE miles from city.
$SO per acre, 80O acres SIX miles from city.
Several large inches. first class in al respecte
great bargains, NJ - = ="
LOTS. 5s5s
ton. - - - -
$50 per front loot, corner Montana avenue avd
Phoerix aveuue. = n
$50 o $500 lots in Northern Pacific second
'dit.on. SNo
SIS per trent foot. one-t Y block In Do Lac,
addition, Warren STREET.
$6c' ea4 !, three lot on street Easteelv
addition.
National bank. So ~
SIS per e It foot. oornsr Twelfth avenue md
Va :ren street.
fs0 ksr front foot, lots on Hauser boulevard
1]A. .So-fon l. on Sixth avenue, inside HobecE
otfpet.
spoo-Improved property paying $500 por
n 9TH.
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IT WAS NOT HER JOHN.

Man Who Wa Supposed 10 be Dead ..a
Hurried TaFns Up.
OrrAwA, Ont. Nov. "A telegram re-
sived here tonight from Hamiitou, Ont.
sys that about two weeks ago an unknown
san Vas found dead In . chair at the VIII
p hOuss. 81. Thonas. and fron ~ pua,-
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Go East

Via Chicago and the popular Chicago, ST
Paul and Kansas City Railway. The thou
sands Of people who annually leave the
Dakotas. Manitoba and the northwest fol
their old homes in Canada and he east vii.
find the above-named route safe, comfort
able, speedy and exceedingly pleasant. It
is the banner line between Minneapolis OF
st. Paul and Chicago, and runs the finest
trains of any road in the west. Only 1877
hours between Minneapolis or st. Paul and
Chicago. For particulars address +. B.
Ross, Northwestern passenger agent, 1876
East Third street, st. Paul, Mimi, or w.
II. Bousenbark, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent, Chicago, Ill.
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Drs. LIEBIG & Co.

Drs. LIEBIG & Co.,
The Oldest, Most Successful,
and Only Reliable San
Francisco Specialists, Sur
geons and Physicians,
Who Have the Majority Of Patients I'm
der Treatm snt in San Francisco and on
the Pacific Coast for the following Dis
eases are now in Butte City.
All requiring expert medical OF surgi-
cal services can be treated by the great
Pacific Coast Doctors now in Butte
City without having to visit San Fran
cisco.
Entrance to Liebig Word Dispensary
8 y. Broadway, COL. Main.
DSs Idsbts = Co. ..s rssul.. srada.s.s =
sG,s2s sP 81 and ., sc
private diseases (whether caused b imprudanca
iss:s. q 9o1t, ssS 's%.a !, nsa
nery9us debility Qoss q nerve force). diseases d
tns blood Asyphiiis Eonnorrhna, slest and stEie
ssaeded CS4sss lo 81 m sa
euFed. All medicines are especially prepared fps
sacA individual case at IAbsatory. No injurious
fFem business. Patients 1t distance treated s.
@al and express. Medicine sent everywhere frss
f fn d f. OF o or AZ r.. 80.
son. systeA. e we'll = Liver, Kidney and grave.
sSSmpiai1ts, rheumatism. paralysis and al otha
Write "a. iiir.Ar.%aa ,,.,.~ -. n.s~.s.,..
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Observation-Disclosures

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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL.
~ to do homework without cooking. or nurse,
566 hiehl nj street. -
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SITUATION WANTED-A MODESTO, d.
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ticular, wishes engagements in families by day or
week.. ridal troussesux. and evening dress !.
a specially Satisfaction guaranteed. ia Fifth
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SITUATION WANTED-A MALE TEACHER
~ OF experience and frst-class references WANT
. school anywhere in Montana. Address Teacher,
this Office
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SITUATION WANTED-AS BCOKKEEPER,
or work in Office or store. Address ]. A, In
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SITUATION WANTED-BY GIRLS. FOR
general house work; competent cook wants
place out Of town Inquire ct WOman's Ex-
change Intelligence Office, No. II Warren street
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SITUATION WANTED by SCANDINAVIAN
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SITUATION WANTED "A MlDDLE-AGED
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wants situation - houeekeeper in respectable
lodging house, boarding house or hotel No OBJ
Jectlons to go out of town. Address for three
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SITUATION WANTED-AS BOOKKEEPER
pendent Office,
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Advertisements under this haad three times
FREE. -
SITUATION WANTED = EXPERIENCED
teach In . few private families in the country.
Addrs o. Postmaster, Lewistown, Mont.
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SITUATION WANTED-AS HOUSEKEEPER
~ or nurse. Best Of references. Address WO-
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HELP wANTED-FElALk
WANTED-AT MISS STAMPS DRIcSSMAK
ing rooms . tirst-class waist maker. Room
Z. west entrance, Diamond block
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FORRENT-FURNIsH ROOMS
NeSe~esSS~seseNee>~>e>
TOR RENT = THREE ELEGANT FUR
nished rooms. with baths and furnace heat,
~ TO ZIG. Apply new hrlcx house. east oornor
Sixth = .enne and Raeigh street, room is, nter-
chants National bank.
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FOE SALE

EOR HALk-LUTH IN WOODLAND PARK
s s .s E y s:sa SsndIs a 81 s. sa Il
The Press., 1890-10-30
TIE SPiRIT-MorHER.
BY MRS. MARY A. L1vERMoRE.

 Not to night Pll kneel beside thee, to repeat
 my evening prayer, But within my curtained chamber, father,
 will say it there; With my cheek upon the pillow, and my hands
 upon my breast Just as lay my beauteous mother, in that deep
 and dreamless rest. Nay. my father, do not follow, with that ta-
 prs waning light, I can find the way without thee, and I'll pray
 alone to night; And fear not, though the darkness groweth
 deep as midnight gloom, For bright and radiant angel giveth light
 within my room. List thee, Father twas last evening, as lay
 upon my bed, Thinking of my sainted mother, whom they
 hid among the ad, Till my tears bedewed the pillow, as though s wet with dropping rain, And prayed aloud in anguish that she might come back again Twas just then, as lay weeping, that the
 beauteous angel came, And her voice was fraught with music, as she called me by my name; And her robe seemed woven moon-beams,
 twas so soft and clear and bright, And her fair, high brow was circled by dia-
 dem of light. And the room was filled with brightness, all
 around and overhead, Beaming from that shining angel who sat by
 me on the bed And was not frightened, Father, as she sat
 there by my side, But felt so calm and happy, I would will
 lingly have died. Then her eyes-so mild and dove-like, gazing
 down into my own And her voice, 80 soft aad silvery, having
 music in it's tone And the kiss, which she imprinted on my lips
 and on my brow Oh, my heart with rapture trembles, as
 think upon it now! And she spoke-I cannot tell thee all the
 blessed angel said, AS she bent above my pillow, and kept watch
 beside my bed; But of heavenly things she told me-of a
 bright and lovely land Where there dwell-th angel children, many a
 fair and spotless band. And she said, such flowers bloom there, as
 we never see below Roster than the hues of sunset, brighter than
  And such gushing strains of music swell along
 the fragrant air AS will soothe the ransomed spirit, when re-
 leased from earthly care. Father, dost thou know the angel how they
 called her earthly name? Twas the mother have mourned for yes,
 my father, twas the same! For she called me little daughter and for
 bade me longer weep, And with songs she used to sing me, lulled
 me, till fell asleep. Ae.sesse ' VIII fIUr ifng6f let me
 have my good night kiss Was that e'er child so little, blest with so
 divine bliss s As to have spirit mother, when the earthly
 one is dead, Come each night, when darkness falleth, to
 keep watch beside her bed? Nay, I'll go alone, my father, for I do not
 fear the night Since the angel came to guard me-so again,
 good night good night! Fall River, Mass, 1S47.
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Issued Every Thursday Evening.

war. He built up large busi- ness, owned the whole valley, and employed 8 large number of men, yet was not near any town or village. His eldest son, En- cry, was 8 farmer, and had no taste for business. Henry and Lemuel were both very promising, but died in early business life. My father was called at IT from school to take the vacant place and direct the men, and soon the Brick House was built. At that time there was large travel upon that road, it being on the mail route between Boston and New York. Later and railroads, then little known, changed the course of travel. This be- came fixed fact before many years, and led my father to join MT. Warburton, his brother-in.l law, at St. Louis. The Brick House was expensively built for such a place., and the parlor was furnished with such paper as being then the fashion. Fine paper was not made here then. Lit tie fellow that then was used to cogitate over the maidens with trees growing out of their heads and the roses growing on Ac- teon. suppose may have seen La fayette. At any rate was on the premis- es, but all know about it is the fact, also the incident of Lafayett's embracing and kissing his old aid-de-camp, Capt Chap man. But have an impression that his visit was in the day time, and that there was a reception. Uncle Burt Mckinney was at the time 20 or 21, and one of the prominent young men of the neighbor. hood"
 The Press is glad to put into print facts that will do to depend upon as good his tory, and to set at rest some disputed points. The writer rode past the "old King tavern" a few days since. It is now the poor-house of the town of Vernon and is undergoing enlargement of square
 brick extension on the rear, more thar doubling the size of the house.