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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and + sts. nv.
SATURDAY. JANUARY Is, 1890.

We have never said II outright, although
We have limited it repeatedly. We have
aimed since we began business tn make this
your store. We have aimed TO have exactly
the class OF goods you want aud to have no
secrets about their name. quality, adaptable
tty or price. We want you to know Is much
about our goods we do, confident that the
more You know about them the more We will
sell We are acquainted with nearly every
article in our line that is manufactured
We make it business TO know them--to in.
Quire into their worth, &c. We are always
open to conviction and gather the best we
know how. II we do not handle certain
line Of goods there is . reason for it, and that
reason Is very apt to be that We have some
thing better for the same price or il is not
up TO our standard Of worth Too many
people mistake cheapness for economy The
very fact of an article being cheap is one
argument against IL. There are a great
many BRAN s Of GinghAms, Cottons Hosiery,
Underwear Gloves, &c, which we do not
keep-would not keep wefase our pick
from the best which means the best obtain
able for its price, and we sell it to you with
the proviso that If it Is not as represented
of wrong size or for any reason whatever IL
Is unsatisfactory, bring IL back and we will
refund you the amount paid We are not
building FOR a season. year or . decade but
Tor all time, and we mean to deserve your
good will and your trade.
WOODWARD h LoTHIoP.
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THERE'S TO BE SPECIAL DISPLAY on MON
DAY OF WHITE DRESS GOODS AND EMBRoID-
ERIEs and since the collection comprises all the nov
cities for the coming spring and seasous. we
trust you will think 1t worth your while to call.
We don't expect to make great sales Monday. but do
expect to SO impress you that you will certainly be
future patron. We hope to impress you that you'll
think to yourself and possibly inform your friends that
The Paiois Royal Is Embroidery headquarters
BECAUSE
The Variety is JnequdIod EzSacAtre,
AND BECAUSE
The Prices ore Lo,ret in THIS CRY.
But we are anticipating. VIII you pass Judgment on
Monday, please!
The PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
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FLOWERS. F1owrns.
AT AND BELOW COST.
In oruerto make room for our Spring importation OF
Flowers, will close present large stock at and
below cost for 10 days Garntures made by artist
free Of charge.
Mrs. u. j. HUNT,
1a2-3mo 1909 i st. NV.
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JANUARY Is. 1890.
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY
HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE WEST
PART CAR LOAD OF PATENT PROCESS
FLOUR WHICH THEY OFFER AT THE
REMARKABLE Low RATE OF 90 BAR
RELr-A POSITIVE gARGAIN-DoNT FAIL
TO SECURE BARREL AT ONCE.
ELPHoSzo YoUNGs COMPANY,
3al5 as Ninth street
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THE Box MAncun
The Cloak sale at the reduced price still going
Lowest prices ever quoted for Ladies'. Misses and
| Children's Cloaks and Jackets.
MILLINERY
Today we quote some very low prices on Millinery
Goods.
At twenty five cents,
Balance Of Felt Hats in all colors were 75c and CSC
At forty-eght cents.
Choice Of Felt Hats in all colors: were S1.4S.
At seventy five cents.
Large Felt Flats, Black and all colors.
At one dollar sixty-eight
Patent Leather or Glazed Sailors, trimmed.
At four dollars ninety eight.
Choice Of Trimmed Hats. Bonnets and Toques, in
black and orsreduccd from 81 so SO. 80 and slO.
Some Elegant and Stylish Hats in this assortment
EVENING FLOWERS.
At Nine Cents
Clusters Of Roses. Buds and Leaves
At Twenty-Five Csnta
Bunches Of Fine Roses and Buds.
At Twenty-Five Cents.
Dozen Buttercups in Bunch.
At Nnty-eight Cents,
Handsome Clusters of Roses. Buds and Leaves.
At One Dollar Forty
Long Garlands of Roses and Fine Flowers.
At One Dollar Ninty-eight
Choice Garland worth s3 in Roses and Fine Flowers
EVENING NETS.
At Eighty-three Cents,
Tinsel Stripe Evening Nets in all colors.
FEATHERS.
At Forty -eigh, Cents.
Choice Of Fancy Feathers, Black and colors. that
were Csc. s1.25, sl.4s and a. ss all at 4sc.
At Four Dollars Forty-eight.
Handsome Wide Real Ostrich Feather Bands for neck
OF iow-cut dresses. Very stylish
SEE OUR PoMPoNs
For evening In all colors and handsome designs
FREE TRIMMING.
During this sale where Hats and Trimmings are
bought Of Us We will trim
FREE OF CHARGE
With the low prices on Hats and Trimmings you can
get up neat and stylish Hat very cheap at
E $$ ISL
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MERRIMAC PURPLE PRINTS, &c; ARNOLD'S
Nl Indigo Blue Prints. G14c.; Arassphias Apron
Gingilam, 4esc; Dictates Apron Ginghaln 51sc, ut
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JOSEPHINE sEERsUcKERs, me; AMosKRXd
Dress Ginghams, new effect. s3<c; Dreb De Venice.
very soleet, lD4Sc- Androsc09gin Besehed Cotton.
75sc., at KAUFMANs DOUBLE COMBINATIONS.
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Sut Beck Dead.

'Sut" Beck, as well known q charac-
ter as Delaware district possessed,
died at his home near Echo last
Thursday night. BE bad been al
Fort Smith and came home sick only
the day before his death. That he did
not anticipate the result which fol-
lowed is shown by the statement
made to q friend that "when he died
he would be seventy years old, "
whereas he v as only about forty-fve-
The deceased held q nnmber of public
Offices during his lifetime, the last be-
ing that of district solicitor for the
term which expired three years ago.
He was likewise n conspicuous figure
in the celebrated 5oingsnake court
house fight, in which the judge, a
deputy marshal and several other per
sons were killed. On this occasion
Mr.. Beck accompanied 10 the court
house q dsputy marshal who had 4
writ for the arrest Of 'Zeke Proctor. A
fight ensued in the court house with
the result stated and as q consequence
the two were mortal enemies for years.
and always on the alsr. for one
another
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oHoUTEAUs CONTRIBUTION.
News and Notes of q General
and Personal Nature.

Miss Laura ChOate is sick at this
writing but not ceriously so, We hope
Billy Calvert is alive and kicking
and il he don't get there it won't be
his fault.
Johnnie Choate has gone from Chou
teau and is now at Foyl station, on
the Frisco.
Ciem. Hayden has full store, with
Henry Ballard and AIR. Burgess behin1
the counters.
Billy Campbell is in his shop early
and late, turning out saddles that de-
I light the eyes OF our bovine lads.
Beatty Brothers are working their
coal mine and supplying the denizens
Of ChOuteau with some very ine coal.
Butler Brothers are doing q thriving
business in selling goods, and are ably
assisted in their store by their urbane
salesman, Nick Sanders.
Capt. A. Reynolds who has been
section foreman here for the past de-
cade, has been removed and VI. j.
Cisbby put in his place.
Our town looms up as big as n
"Dutchman's nightmare" and the
screech Of the steam tEresher, vies
with the howl Of the coyote, and both
are eclipsed by the shrill whistle of
the NJ, K. q T. locomotives.
Mr.. W. S. Choats and James McGiIl
went TO Adair last Tuesday to attend
a party at the home Of Mr. Howard
/ Bonebrake. The evening was spent
very pleasantly indeed. an oyster sup
per being among the attractive fea-
I lures.
W. l. Wilder, our popular livery
man, is fencing = pasture anS-con-
structing n tank therein, with John
| Thurman as chief engineer Of the
work. He is also putting 4 new dwell
I ing on his lot east ofthe track and will
rent it when completed.
Blue Keys, son Of Judge Keys, was
quite sick last week but has recovered
and is now able for school again The
teacher tells us that Blue has the
most remarkable memory Of any boy
he ever saw. since it was his misfort-
une to embark in the profession of
! teaching
A cotton gin and grist mill has
lately seen erected, with Mr.. P. Mauck
as superintendent thereof. That gen
I tleman has also IN process OF erection,
a very commOdious dwelling house.
which adds wonderfully to the appear
ance of our town. and shows of TO a
great advantage TO the passer by
Oct. IS, 1890. SPIKE MAUI.
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VOTES FRon CHELSEA.

Cotton crop good
Wheat is looking fac
Corn by no nsaHs scarce
-CaiIls are common jast nSW-
G. II Lewis. OF GrsysviIle. was in town last
week
Thursday AMI Friday
&C. A. Davis has added . new roof and
'front.' to his store building
A child OF Nose Hubbard's died Sunday
week and Was barred next day
A regular licensed dray begins 70 lock like
city airs- We have one.
Miss Lulu TITLE. Of vInits. is visiting her
sister. Mrs- Cave, Of this place.
The res euf rains have eaused great deal Of
high water in this vicinity lately.
Tom knight has been here summonlng
Witnesses for the MuskOgee court
The PrOGssal son has returned ard d. P
Baze played the part Of the forgtTing parent
d. NJ Mr-rs has been distributing words
OF wisdom 10 our people on the sutiect OF
fruit trees
The train from the east was on time one
day lAst week-the hrst occurrence OF the kind
for many days.
"A very successful revival under the man
sgvment OF the Rev. { W Bark has reesntly
cIosesl at Caiaie-
Mr. VIII Teazue. formerly OF Muskogee,
now smiles on customers from behind the
soHntsrs al Z. W. POOle's.
Some forty dollars were raised ct Gn enisr-
tainment Friday for the bsneai Ofthe Method
isl church Aad parsonage.
The machinery for P. Henry's gin has ar
rived and Is being pat in place TO handle the
cotton which is coming in every day
L Jarrett aud Harvey Shelton accom-
panis.. u Misses Dora Title and Miss Julia
ChOutsAe spent few hours in town Sunday
The Farmers Alliance in this section Is
trying 70 settle on seme one to trade with
They have offers from several nrms on basis
Of ten per cent
"A house in the south part OF town, belong
ing TO Frank Ncspsdden, was blown eisht or
ten feet from the foundation In the storm
Sunday night OF isst week and badly wrecked.
The farewell sermon ofc " Bgrks At the
Methodist church Sunday morning vas we'll
attended and very impressive. NJ BErks
len Monday 10 attend the annual conference
8: MuskeEse.
The Farmers Alliancs held its quarterly
district meeting ~ ihis Plsee last week and
JndginE from the prominent men OF this dis
sriei lnrladed in this body. il is growing In
favor.
Tom Mcspad.len accompanied by his wife
and little son. lefl Monday 10 attend the In
dian mission conference at Auskogee- frOm
whi=h place they will visit Ft- Gibson and
rAhlequah.
We small towns on the Frisco Lac" west
OF vinita. are almost as isolated now ss we
we're before suy road Was bailt- Very seldom
IL Il that ne have : train on time and orisn we
are nom Toto l. hoars late rsesiFing our ST.
Louis nail
Chelsea. Oct sist, lssa. '.DAx"
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NEwsY NOTES FROM ADA1R.
An Exceptionally Interesting COL
lection, Readily Written

Rev. Clark preached two sermons
last Sunday.
Wm- Crozier has returned home
from ST. Louis.
Two or three large rieks of hay were
lost in the FIRE Saturday.
Mrs. r. {. Lindsey, of Clinton. No,
is visiting with her sonss ID. s and
Jas. f. Cummings.
During the past week W. q. Langle7
was delegate to the meeting Of the
Farmers Alliance at Chelsea
Miss Eta Scraper is attending the
Baptist university at MuskOgee, while
Miss LenOra is at the Female seminary.
Mr.. Grant Walker who has been
working with Mr. Lenox for some
time has gone to Nevada, Mo-, where
he has a brother.
A prairie fire came near destroying
our school house and church last Satur-
day. 1t was saved only by hard bat
tie with the fire fiend.
Our sick list since last report is as
follows: J. W. skinner, Mrs. + NJ.
Clark and Laura Billings, all of whom
are able TO be out again.
There will be box supper in Adair
for the benefit of the new church lext
Friday evening TO which everybody is
invited Come one, come all
Mr.. &. s. Lyman ard family who
have been visiting the Stevensons for
the past few weeks have returned 10
their home at Woodward, Ind Ter.
z. VI. Clark returned from Gales
burg. Ill d, and has taken charge OF the
station again vice Mr.. Binde, resigned, +,
who is working nights for the present,
vice Miss CLARK to DenisOn.
Miss Maud Clark, who has been
night operator at this place for the
past two years has gone to Denison,
Texas, to accept n position as day
operator in the Western Union tele-
graph office.
We came near losing one and proba-
bly, two stores on the 18th by fire.
Mr.. Warren's store which stands just
vest OF SINNERS building caught fire
from the fiue and was with great diii-
Guilty extinguished.
And still Adair is improving. W. G.
Lenox and Mr.. Anderson, the black
smith, are both inclosing their resi-
dences. Joe Rogers new house just
outside of the city limits is nearing
completion, and if reports be reliable
we are soon TO have another general
store.
We want TO secure the services OF
two ministers to ill up the Sunday
services. Would like a Methodist and
a Baptist or Congregaiionalist. Any
Methodist, Baptist OF Congregational
ist minister within reach OF Adair
who can occupy one sunday here will
please confer with Rev. F. NJ. Clark
and the appointment will be made.
Oct. 2lst, 1890. W. II. D.
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Commissioners court.

Wm- Castseberry, larceny; commit
ted.
John Johnson, abusive language;
recognized
Perry Meigs and Geo. Meigs, driving
stock from range; recognized
John Pee, Walter Mayfe.d, Louis
Muldrow and 1. c. Martin, assault and
battery; recognized Pee and Martin;
balance discharged
Wm- Stevenson ct. al, riot and as
sauit on Judge Clark; recognized
Andrew and Martin Wilson, forcible
entry and abusive language; recog-
nized.
Alex. Pitt and Andrew White, forci-
bic entry; acquitted.
Jas. Boiey, assault; recognized
Chas- Haxkens ct. al. disturbing
peace of Condery; acquitted
S. K. Condery, surety Of peace; re-
cognized in sum of $1,000.
Amos Newhouse vs Isaac Worreys;
Judgment for plaintiff for s23-ls.
Watt Mayes vs. J. w. Jackson, re-
pleyin Of horse; Judgment FOR plaintiff.
John Torrence vs. J. w. Skinner;
Judgment for plaintiff for S52-50.
J.H. Akins and w. L Richards VS.
L. A. Ryrd; Judgment for plaintiff for
$II-50.
Complaints fled: Moses Lett VS.
Simon MeEgs, in rep.evin; Jno. W.
Martin vs. Moses Wheeler, on account;
Jas. Marcum, guardian, rs Robert and
Martin Wilson, in replevin; Davis
Eili & Ce. VS. J. D. Smith. attachment;
G. K Bowman Us AlEa Smith. attach
ment.
Married, on the 1s.h, Albert Thorn
brugh and Miss Mary Walker.
License issued 20 James F. Young
! and Cora shane
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PERSONAL.

Mrs HalseiI entertained a c0tsrie Of lady
friends al tea last Thursday evening
Rev l. W Rivers and family are attend
ing conference At Nuskagee this week
m. W Couch was in town last week show
ing plainly the Effects Of his late severe i'll
ness.
Miss Mamie Brooks. OF Denver. Is visiting
her relatives. Capt SeIms' folks. and will re-
main some time
-Mrs II Skinner has gone TO Texas Ia
see her latest EraadchiId which has its abode
In the home OF Geo. Mctiiassen.
Mrs. Colon Ironsidle and family are here
upon a visit. They are now living al sehuy-
Ter. Seb-. where Mr.. Ironside is In business
Rev. W. 7. King is again in our midst.
much TO the pleasure OF his many friends. He
is al prrs+ nj stationed at Guthrie. Mrs.. King
is reported very much improved In health
DR. Fortner.sad family have gone to Dali
Las 10 visit friends and attend the fair. UPOn
returning the doctor will 70 TO View York for
the purpose OF attending lectures a. one sf the
leading surgical colleges OF the eoantry-
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LOCALNOTES.
-Peeans falling.

-Peczns falling
-Persimmons are ripe.
Coal and wood in demand; like
wise corn and other feed.
The ministers are with us; being 9
very pioas town vinita enjoys theiI
society
The cattle cases against Messfs
Hallsell, Skinner and others were dis
missed.
Mrs. Frank Baldzin has sold the
farm on White Oak and Joined her
husband in Colorado.
An entertainment consisting Of
Shakespeare tableaus will be given at
the academy October 81.
The roof is being put upon :he
college now and it is hoped that one
story may be occupied in about a
month
DIR. L. o. Ellis, dentist, OF South
west City, will be at ChOuieau from
November 10th to 18th and at Vinita
from the 18th to the 2lst-
Will Wright, Bob RudisiIl, 'Lige
Warren, Jess Drew, Bob BlAkeney and
Pete Tovey left Monday in the rain for
a weeks hunt in the SpavinaE hills.
The Presbyterian Synod of the
Indian Territory assembled in this
city Wednesday evening and = large
number Of ministers and laymen are
present.
w. E. Halsell went down to Cor
pus Christi, Tex, recently TO see a
cowman and became so well pleased
with the place that he bought quite a
few lots
The town Of Ardmore, in the
Chickasaw nation, has made appliea-
ton to the United States District Court
for authority TO Incorporate under the
Arkansas laws
y H. Beck has engaged in the
practice Of law in this city. and when
Mr.. Patfon's new building is CON-
pleted will have his Office in one of
the upper rooms.
Mr.. kudisill's wood shed was set
afre by the children last Thursday
morning aud how it Was saved is q
mystery as nearly every board in il is
burned half way through.
The Delaware payment will not
occur until the closing days Of October
or the second week in November, so
Agent Bennett says. Il will amount
to upwards Of SO per capita
Last Monday the Frisco section
men begun to destroy the crossings
recently made by the city and were
promptly arrested and fined, and re-
fusing to paw the same have since
been in custody Yesterday 4 writ of
Labeas corpus was received from Fort
Smith directing the mayor and mar
shal TO produce the men before that
court.
Rev. =. S. Curry, Of Thaysr. No.
accompanied Mr.. Mccarthy home
from the Congregational association
neefng last week and spent several
days visiting his daughter who is =
teacher at the academy. The gentle
man has spent much Of bis life in an
sndesvor to form closer aequain-
tancs with the prehistoric races which
inhabited this country and during his
stay here delivered g lecture upon the
subject
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WORCESTER ACADEMY
opened its fall term
Wednesday, Sept. 3.

We guarantee our school work TO be as
good as inecssant care and pains, the beet TT
taiHAble skill and the nberality Of the Ameri-
can Home Missionary society can make it.
We are slow according TO some standards be-
cause We refuse 10 gloss" things over We
stand for q sound and thorough culture
scholars coming 20 Hs nom other schools
have sometimes - 90 down and do founda-
tion work. As far Hs possible with ehi d
minds Nc build ON a sure foundation and will
build on NO ether
We make no promise 0f What NC will 10 for
a child. excerpt that We will be careful. thor-
0ssh and honest always - our Fatroas. tp
i..s chiiiren, - o1rreives-
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ADMINISTRATORS SlLE-

Notice q hereby giyen that will sell TO the
highest bidder al public Outcry. for cash In
hand. for the purpose Of distributing the pro-
ceeis among the heirs OF the estate Of Isaac
Nidiner decrascl. the following described
improvements. OHe iHrm Of about one hun
drrd acres in cultivation. dwelling house and
other outhnilci nEs. situated on the east side
or. Grand River opposite Echo. and corn
monty known as the Thomas Ballard farm.
safe 10 take place on the premises on the l0th
day Of Move embcr az the hour of , q clock r NJ =.
GEnEGE NiDgEFEK, Admin .
This the 18th day OF Oct, lsaa 60
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Methodist Matters.

The annual conference Of the NJ Z.
Church, SOUTH is in session at Mus
kogee this week and quite a number
Of our citizens are present While the
general acts OF that body may not be
Of particular concern to vinita, there
is one point in which she has an es-
peeisi interest toutside Of the coilegel
and that is the return Of Mr.. Rivers as
pastor of the church here. He has
proven himself adapted 10 the work
here and Bishop Hendricks will do
well 10 5eturn him
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AxuFORTIyT RlILWiI zOvE.

The Iron Mountain ROIte'' is about 10
equip It's new line. recently completed be-
tween Little Rock and KArsss City. with =
daily through train. This change will go in
TO effect August 3lst. and = train Of through
coaches and sleepers will leave Little Rock
daily at about half past eight In the morning.
and run through by way OF Fort Smith and
wAgon-r to kansas City without change
The sleeper will start from Memphis the night
before and the remainder OF the train nom
Little Rock The local train for Fort Smith
will leave Little Rock about hAif past six In
theevenins. and returning. arrive At Little
Rock about two In the afternoon.
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WANTS. ron sILK. Losr. srKArEO. srOLEs

Each notiee. OF the character indicated. not
exceeding FiFrn WORDS will be- inserted two
weeks under this headiag for FIFTr cESrs- ]
STRAlED OR STDLES:-lne bay hcrSe.
about Ten y-ars old. weight luoo lbs branded
J II lc0mbinell On ieft shoulder. white spot
on one jaw .siight unirrsiOpe in one ear. Len
the range about the 18th OF September. Was
brought from Arkansas one year ago IL
strsyed will pay $40 for information leading
To his recovery-if stolen s35 for thief and
horse J. L CkNFRNLL.
81 Aliuwe, /. T
STRAYED OR STOLEN. about September
.. isu. one gray horse. Zee bitten 5 years old.
lsis hands high. short heavy name and tail.
small saddle mark on len side. no brands. red
blanket stain all over back at time OF disep-
pearaace. so for recovery OF information Is
Ray Sohl0cter. Blileti farm. Ciaremore. j T
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ApaISIsTRAToR.s SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that will cell 20 the
highest bidder a; pablic outcry. the following
described improvements belonging 20 Ihe
estate Of Isasc Nidifer deceased. for the par
prose OF distributing the proceeds among the
heirs % said estate viz
one farm situated east Of the town OF Echo
OF about forty acres In cultivation. dwelling
house and out buildings. including one black
smith shop situated on the west side OF the
said farm.
Also one dwelling house and lot situated In
the town OF Echo sale 10 take place on the
Sth day OF Nov. az > O'Clock y. m. a ID. is9o
GEoRGE NIDTEFxR- Admin
This the 18th day OF Oet-, ls9o- SO
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-23

Before Chas. ii Mason. 4. : commissioner
for the hrst Judicial division Of the Indian
territory: Attachment.
william IIuds0n, plsinIin,
J. d. Brown. defendant
The defendant, J. y. Brown. is warned
to appear in this eours within thirty days
from the gth day Of October. isa0. and answer
tie complaint Of the plaintiff. Wm- Hudson
Gas n MxSON.
L. :. COmmiskioner aiOrsaid.
September -, Isgg. A.
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"A colored family named lennon,
lately from Alluwe, engaged in a
'rucus" some nights ago from which
the woman emerged minus her hair.
She said her man attempted to cut her
throat but she lodged Like the jay
bird, she escaped with her life.