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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

des ~ fFolsss lsfs AsssF 1tsass Ass
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sscIAE. u kess >PeSislss u As-'
sSsss ~ tav AsS2.


5ohe Cars neg. u, d, = London
phys-eiza wno nskss spse.aliy oi uS
gfsAtalebt oi cassAses 81 eldsf4f pSf-
sons. Ia recent hook aPon tsss SUI
leci, Dr., G&Foiner says
a healthy Snd vigorous state os
every pAFl and every osg@a = esseat.A'
10 the health sna wel beng eI tie
Nlaole sSssem. 10 gros cd graz 4uliss
: lot tae c.su la4a io, ~ Al. hlla
2dkAnc az Years come Ecrcass lQUfns.
iUes. lAct ale IL 30 means lnes table
and thelr presrnce Is cue "a tns fAl0re
% ken Gp l. thelr wogk the Vsr00s
organs of tae issds. 1ne study ol the
D54N hv scientists FURNISHES unques-
uOnAb : ev.ueoo~ q q. the duFauoD Of
hunlAu lis may be prolonged ~ hum
died year.
Way. thea, do 30 few hve 10 that
age, ana Nny alter middle ill -asld
lfteu oel0Fe--ls there 90 mucA 3ASf'
ng ilOnl nervousness Incu iisi4,
eebls Us -, iack ol appeLte. slee .-sss,
nd dehlllyF becauss long .lo OF
oVeTwOrk mas weakened the nervous
system. Rev. I. WIhston, the famous
aulhOr OF sChrlst's Millenlal kgD,
Nnen eighty-fouT years oldi sun rod
with indigestion anu rheumatic auec'
tons. HIS attention Was called iuftu-
nately IA Paiue's Celery Compound. 4
Tree use OF that great MEDICINE iof TIE
nerves cured hmn, and made great
Improvement ia he general health.
The grand discovery i an uneQusied
medlc4ne for the aged. IL produces
life aad energy and IS d marvellous pre-.
server of the nre and yigor OF youth.
There is nothing like il for strengthen
ing the nerves, and curing the diseases
10 which old folks are specially subject.
Ii Is truly called invaluable 10y those
who have made special stuay vi
diseases OF elderly people.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

Col. Bishop took Van Pembrock 10
Jackson yesterday.
Col. Joseph Penny was IN Detroit on
business yesterday.
Miss Ella English. of Muskegon, Is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. w. c. Baker, of Grand Haven,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Dr.. Peters is visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. +. La Force, OF Allegan.
DR.. 2. NJ. Calkins, surgeon Of the c.
& W. M., was ia the city yesterday.
Bishop Gillespie attended the county
superintendent convention, at Big
Rapids.
Max Lustig, of Hastings, Neb., is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lustg, OF 396
Wealthy-ave.
Revs. Tupper and Brooks will attend
the Baptist Sunday-school convention
now III session al Lansing.
Rev. Henry Utterwlck, of this city,
will preach in the Congregational
Church, at Cadillac, next Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. Ora Pearson, Miss
Abbie McInnes and Andy Fyfe go TO
Muskegon 10 sing at u musical there to-
night.
Misses Annie and Bertha Neil Cline.
of Marquette. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Z. McGraw, OF North Pros
pect-st.
VIII j. Smith, of Grand Rapids, was
mere yesterday.-A. l.. Lakey went to
Grand Rapids yesterday sfternoon.--
James II. Kinname went 10 Gran Rap-
ids vest terday Warner. u Graz d
Rapids travelling man, has been work.
ing up trade here the past two days
H. a. Filler, who has been III ut the
American House for the past two weeks,
left yesterday for Grand Rapids
Mrs. W. VI. Beeman has gone to Grand
Rapids 10 see Mrs. German. of Lafav-
ette-st., who is dangcrOuslyill.-P. II
Carroll, a popular travelling man whose
home is in Grand Rapids. was in the
city yesterday Yestrdays Kojdmosoc
Gazette.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
VAN EVERY Spring Carpets

Perhaps II is early 90 talk
about spring Carpets. but
what Is the use of waiting
until, the Spring rush IL
here 60 buy Nour new car
pet? Our taree fioors 90
our double ore are now
packed full q bran new
Carpets, boz II direct from
the nanufa arer, repre-
senting the choicest pat
terms and fabrics, and the
variety o. design and color.
Ing tor Spring of 1890 has
never been equaled Select
your carpets, NE viii store
aud lay them or you when
ordered. We make a spec
ialty OF fine work, knowing
that a customer pleased is
the best advertisement We
can have.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

The city VIII try to collect taxes oi
Adrian WeIleman in the superior
court today. Welleman : aresidont IF
the THIRD ward, and IS said 70 be- qult,
wea tiny. AL his property, ho~ever' Is
In tho form of bonds and mortgage
which can not be reached by ordiuart
means. an8 he persstcntly reius-s Z
paw tttes. Hc Is ass ssed on 500
and ug unable % &C .lect In an
otaef say. the collector has garuisne
number of people who owe Welit
mau money ou resl estate mortgages
Tne outcome of tne case = l0JSea io-
with considerable interest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
TaK wKArHKs.

NAzHIss1ess fsh. zi.-FeT Lover
A-eh gaA--E4lF weather. exeepG pre-
csded - .cc4l sll0az on Lake Mieh
gsn geas colder noEthefly pDds.
Upper A.ealxan- weather pre-
esde1 z eastern poEuouHy loczl SHOWS
>. sAtiy colder, n0rtherly Hlnds, b.,
coming Yag.anls.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

At eitA-F FsoF1afy - 50. a. tke residence.
= ifa-a D.. 3osspa + Alsua. sSea b sesEs.
nsafas 4ac = d4gs.
Aet.es ~ t4asFal hereafter.
tDks-AEsp. a. fasls a -. 8th l7st a.
thr p 3. A. as1ne. u - MAJ yAfsf = yter. "a
h-fte iI t1e h4slitsi a fAs e y. A. a. tls
tAi-iS si<t1 F~af ~ lcr aze.
All-.a ~ IInsEa- her..lIar.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
Tho fRurQ9u

OF good Ship Storm King SAYS: For the
past i've years ! have Used 81 nur
Bitters On board my vessel, au4 ave
not lost man. They are q suIe pre-
ventIve of all contagious few, rs ~ inci-
dent TO warm climates. Please Il me
at once two dozen bottles, and OBJ &c j.
cTRARET.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
Ministers Conference.

The death of Rev. John Donnellv, D.
D., calls for special meeting y. the
Grand Rapids Ministers ConiereD~e, at
DR.. Tupper's study. this mo..a., :, at
$50 O'Clock. All members Wiz ase
take notice. f. WINTER, President.
JAMES w. REID, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

A S~EssNENT ROLL io- the
n llfori A e too - toe -
Nam of Hau 70
ocoi ? Yl
Rad fifz m g. The south
ve-s A 6Islfo g. sfffiiJH -
Had "a ! rn-s. / % 20 n
dd foa o. fs- i.y y r-sH
Chuf 4 - Tues afa 81
we're O. Tai fer1's Additon O.
tar-sa-i 2 from fhe rsfU'
ol D. tnassf 81 / r r reeis
e. fare g. 10 = -s ftr
tf ~ eh. f IH 'fi sex
hr afag agfle ? aff rHUff far
hlEhesf il 1fef i.ftfe o. -rs
G. is forth cost - seilI
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

Of breath, palpitation OF h art, pains in
the breast, hack or shoulders, OI cough,
or catarrh, or bronchitis, or oo..s .np-
tion, or rheumatism, consult DR.. lay
Todd. IS MOurOe-st., room t. IL viii
cure YOU.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
Onnninr SnfnrdaY Niphf

The Hotel Cleveland. o2 Canal-st.,
Mex Fink. proprietor, will be -. n"d
saturday evening. Everybody IL
vited.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

ing gavennR p.v NJ the of
b TIE t4iy II Gr nd hallas, A.ri
aofal Collection Total
Description. Asfesnsat lsrt Amount
o. fesi in lcu ~
ion 20 the ctg 10 rrs a hsEItA
81 Itor1as str - - So -
q ot ot ). block : h-giHr .Hs "a.
dcl ID s-rr % a ga
d. .n i feet 9 ~ ~
~ ( ,et. thence scat T. fh@ suta
frth I llscc * aeEin-
q fbe south iire - 10 sff e1 CD
81 ot II. b.
c aes tain lgI lrct 0I tar DoftA
rFrrr OF Cry CtEEs GKasn Bares Aich Jantsr7 2 1920
d th cts Treasurer
estate fan Hnplia uotc it o. = rTr sid
troels Hf pu5ic ~ afi0 HaF Sc -fH
tie ire - fhe Dc r a. frr c0a pzf tie trace Jog
oaBnff ~ keft in So cY un n.las alr ~ frr
n coe tns slf - INC ereF thereon, oue tr
.ot o. % cs. - addition .. the &c dfsrts.ng
". a. tll4Ak.sA Ak. gifF Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

The Toss Up" Cigar is not \ competitor
against ans other ,c brands uf sl 0c 1ranas
hecsusc IL IS equal 20 aay lUc cigar ga The
market
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

u Ia The aey q Converse sns
> Irs a tsspids
Tata C8iisegnu Total
i,escrntior. ffefss-s ~.
ert IN widih a laf ~ hlcck - CHa
~ - Il uio .--f al
4 lgf io.ulock sJouFfrae A Ialf0Tds
"a width oi lot J.. ~ Cos
ClIY 4 *rsnc hsrids.,... ...-.--S H 3 H
0FfIgg % f1 q gEs. eRf 20 hs sDs Aich ts.. p ~
- tire ITS fre q
-
Ia AZ Hsf a. HGoc au-fi
reBoea, bs es0f a. roQ rlEns frF
~ ~ k-lt in atF er@Hs snd - a. fHs
csiseT sale ae ua1tt sgo thereof aud EftF
% oT psrcs- 20 sddliian - re eeEi -+s-tsi1g
A. Ai.- Al Ak lt ~ Csrk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

In reading these prices DO not think
they represent prices on cheap goods.
We warrant every arucle we sell to be
ne represented or money reiunIod. We
have large cash trade am can afford
TO sell you good artlc.e al . very
small margin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

Itappea-ing from the retl
or q b1ve described parre
"a ex ate Niii D. exposed fsT
O. t.a n. is4N. - lD o'f'uck
no dinL tia "a cuit court for Z
hir & iddfr fnr tie furp
{ nfsfor tEe zoe, oi 81 in Cd
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

Come and look over our stock and soc
# we can not suit you.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
& CO.'S
PRICE LIST

100 lts beet Roller Process Flour IS %
> lbs bssl Roller Process Flour .,....5p G
fxtrA sAsk Narranled.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
C.. w. w ATKINS,

u. G. ALExAN DIR. soHcltora
Fire, LIE, hocijen. sn5 Surety Insurance
hg ny,
Yrzs~ Osd Na.fo.s V.rE fnrrs -
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

4 SESS SMENT ROI L far gra0
y IBI0A street ~ last sii Lci
Nam DRucr OF
ut upg &.
VanGerlaan. Jsc b. All fhaf 81
/. . uck 5. Ie inEt ns adj
which ID sw "a o lia feet Of q
Van srlsaR, a ea. Al ths ;
dit q g. 10 G IS OF pT Esd k
lows; y Hfn atsp inf a.
csrner Z said ! "a. tIeace w.
lin oi OF. ben 9 as 2 feet
NJ < w4i % Nesw y ifi "a
Warren. ankp. II ~ y
to-. lyo sr nd Eapids "
lin % Anamas street ...-......
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

10 : polnfg q
81 tls
Ss+ 5rssa Toe ceseaas 1as
Description tses
9 6 n
trn q II
G
orrser rrrrc cry gssroH + D. sar 2.
RI
q
Z r
- I
-'''t ise as SO - @'''' IsGnEs 5ss caws
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

The other statements made by me TO
which the report refers are based OF
the condition OF matters ID The city a.
shown by the report OF the Board o
Public Works, the Board OF Police and
FIRE commissioners, and the Board 4
Education.
The offers Oft the Hydraulic Company
are made in good faith, and 1t dOes not
consist of Mr.. Crow alone. but OF
number of responsible citizens and tiH
payers of ths city. as well as geutleme
whose names are mentioned and M
with the committee. ~ X. CROW.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-10
Eesas.

= San Antonio, 70 meIbeie eine
Waibingtoner Depei9e Der @alpefou
Netus bonn Z. JuIi. erbebt energilden
proteft gegen feline @enfusaufna6me;
biefelbe fsi cine oberfd9liGe unb tueile
feline Dirfiihe 8eb0lterungs3abt niht
auf; g psrlangt auf @ruup beljen eine
nele 3dblung. San @nionio in Big isbi
bic ein3ige Stabt Ia Seras, tpeI6e asaen
bic @eniuss3dbluug ginfpruh aeiban
bot. Bon mem bteier ofi3iele YrotsIi
erboben iDorben lit. tpirb niAt geiaat.
uns TT oaDo1 aud Nihts betarnt
4m 4. Suli III = pie BON Cor
pug Gbrifi mitgeibeiIt tpirb - bort unb
glei63eitig In Brownsville Der er(fe
Spateniiid on Der CORPUS gbrilfi. unb
fibametifanii6en gilenbabn aetban
tporben.
@iner unferer 8ieneusiihter, 6r.
o. 2orn Il a9t bic .upalbe Tetps"-
bat ben tuabrf9einIi9 gr6Bten ginaeIs
berfauf BON 9onig gerna6t. Der big febt
bier porgetommen lit. st bat an Gin
st. Coulter 8ei6dft cine game Glen,
babnmagens2a bung = 20, 0OO pfb. =
uertauit, unb fe tpirb in Der nd6fen
3eit BON bier oeriGift merben; iie
madt uuesfdbr feline san3e Jrfbiabrs,
@rnte aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-10
Ser erfte Gmritt.

0ieuetht 1T Sbr sanjes SpTem auBer Srhnuns, Gil
tSnnen ntht e5ien, ntdt i6taieu, nidt beuten = tur,,
gle tbnnen Ri1ts tbun, ME Sic ipcbl m64ten, une Stt
fraseu f& %erftaunt, mas Sbnen etsentlid feble. 81,
lclten etne tolhe 9Sarnuns niht unbea4tet laIIeu. Oas
TT ber erfte S&rttt 3u ouseneiner Rerrenz 3errnttuna.
Sic brduben elm Nerpens Stdrtunsss Mittel, unb Ii
electric : Bitters merle ste HaeS fiueen, mas ,ur Ser.
feauns ees natdrlthen 3utantes Sbrer Rerpen nttbis
u. ueberrai4enhe @eiultate tolsen eem @ebrau6t
Der, bic Verhonuns rpusiebt iih pteeer in ~sereselte,
Wetfe uno aeber une Mieren uebmen TIRE 1bdtisteti
ipieeer ite frlber auj. Mlau rerinae etue Glai6e.
Erets SO Gents bel ". Dreib, Gbpmpipn & 50. unb
allen anbersn Nrctteteru.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-10
8udlens arntea.ealbe.

Die btfe Gable Der Melt K: Gdnitte,
0%netfduneen, @ef6piire, Gieber. um6 Saut.
ausfAlas, Gledte. %gefprunaene SdnOe, GroH.
bsulsn nnb ale 8autiranfbeiten furirt Sd.
morrtoiosn ODER feline Bssabluns. 8aais.
Satisfaction garantirt ODER bas Gelo pirb
igrtiderfattet. 26 Gents bic SdahteI. Bum
Bertauf in allen apOtbslen. prsis, 9bomp.
fna s. Co.. MGoleFaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-10
0emti6 GnsIii6e ghmle,
Gan antonio, Terae.

an N~ntontos EeIae.
slnerfannt tiidtise 2ebranfalt fir anobeu
uno Mdbden I; felt .breibia Sabren in reoer
B~irffamFeit. 8ortrefaiGe aebrfrdfte inter Sc.
pdbrter 9eitnns. Der eneIifden Gprade birb.
Die Der beutf6eu, boIe &ednuna Aetrdaen.
au6erbem lnterridt I'M @banifden. einiaer.
ssaben borbsreitete SdiIsr Fnben jeSeraeit
Gufnabme. Adbere MuStnnft ertbeiIen Serr
8. @roos, Frdibeat bes S9nI . 8orRanSes
unS @ M. 8arbe6. DIRECTOR Der slnaaIt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-10
= 8rnf, Der 9nn8en.
nno Der aeble.

ttno Der 6eble.
Sur in Original @adeten. greis, rs Gents.
Ginf gadete fir ST.. Sn allen apptbelen Ut
tebtp, Obtr pirb mad gntpfane bes getrases
fret perfanbt. Ran aSreffire:
the CHARLES A. voaELER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
The advocate., 1890-12-31

the Missouri Valley ample
mules PA
realized M gle S
Omaha 81 Louis nO
aGdg
MAI pounu we
audi %
Tdsa
nno uAS
wan @ @ 3 vs iSSS a0SMO and mu
Of cAEH &1a
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-06-04
TEMPERANCE NOTES.
De WAR Fo' TEMPERANCE.

TUSE--"Bdbylon 10 Fallen"
Don't you see de banner fioatin ODER yonder.
Where de Temperance army take der stand;
Neber you be shaky; dem is gwine to conker
When dey go tofightin' hand to hand.
CHORUS.
Look out dar, now! Yves agwine to shoot.
Look out dar Don't you understand
We shall win de vict'ry, we shall win de yict'ry,
And we's agwine to occupy de land
Keep de powder dry, boys, n don't you go to
nappin';
Don't you see de foe on cherry hands
Pour de Temperance shells in, deg Is allus
mighty,
Alcohol has got to lebe de land.
Chorus.
See de Temperance Orders" dey am all ad-
vancin',
Like as II dey me'nt TO hab a fight;
How deyre feet am stompin', how deyre eyes
am fashin',
Cos dey know dey's ightin' for de right
Chorus.
Don't you lower de banner! Eber keep It
floatin';
Neber let dem coch you by surprise!
Dey am allus watchin': dey am neber sleepin'
Allus playin possum wild deyre lies
Chorus.
Mrs. L. A. Obear, in National Temperance
Advocate.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-06-04
ALCOHOL IN HOSPITALS.
Gratifying Reports Made by the Medica
Authorities OF England.

Gratifying Reports Made by the Medical
Authorities OF England.
A very interesting report has been
presented to the British Medical Tenn.
perance Association by Drs. Morton
NOR and Pearce on the administration
Of alcohol in hospitals. The committee
have drawn up series of tables fall OF
instructive figures, instituting COM
parison between the amount expended
under this head in 1868 and in 1858. The
remarkable fact is noted that In these
twenty-five years there has been, from
the returns made by lis hospitals, an
increase of 300 per cent in the charge
for milk and decrease Of Al per cent.
in the charge for alcohol. A second table
gives returns from so hospitals Of which
no previous record could be found. On
the basis adopted by DR.. Fleetwood
Buckle, in his report on 1855, these 80
hospitals show decrease Of 80 per
cent. in the expenditure for alcohol per
bed. A third table shows the COMPARE
tive alcoholic charges per bed II 1868
and 1888 respectively. In 10 HOSPITALS
there had been an increase Of
2,10S beds, and decrease Of
total average cost per bed of
G7s, IS. 6. Beds have thus increased 1t
the rate of 25 per cent, while the
amount expended on alcohol has de-
creased at the rate of Al per cent Only
eight of this group of hospitals showed
an increase in the quantity of alcohol
consumed. In the remaining IS the de-
crease ranged from 80 to 50 per cent
In the London Fever Hospital, while
milk has risen from a150 to 1850 per
annum, the disbursements for alcohol
were at the rate of only 15s. I'd. per
bed in 1883, as compared with a3, IS.
per bed in 1863. In st. Bartholomew
Hospital the milk bill has gone up from
1900 to over $4,000, while the alcohol
bill had gone down from FL, 446 to 1858.
These statistics prove that there has
been a gradually increasing rational
medical administration of alcohol, the
credit of which must be awarded to the
medical stats of the hospitals, fact
which affords yet another proof of the
lively interest in the promotion of Tenn
perance taken by the medical profes.
sion.-British Medical Journal
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-06-04

Wicks, however, had killed Turner, ths
fourth, whose name was Robert on
March Z, 1882. The Towards defied the
law; Sheriff King tried to arrest the
leaders of ,se clan, but in vain. While
evils" Howard was on bail for the kill.
ing of viii Turner, he shot at George
Turner, who returned the fire, but
neither was hurt In July, 1886, five
years after the perpetration of the
drunkard's joke, evils" Howard shot
and killed James Mcknight. Mcknight
was friend of the Turner'S; he had
come to Harlan to pass an examination
for the place Of school teacher. His
crime was that he boarded with some Of
the Turner tribe. The same day evils"
shot and wounded Charles B. Turner,
he ran amuck, shooting at women and
children, and fled beyond the stream Of
Clear Fork. This was on Monday On
Tuesday he shot and killed Alexander
Bailey, who was friend of the Turner's
After that he shos and killed George
Turner. Then he ied to Missouri.
Will Jennings was with evils" How
ard at the killing Of Baily; he has been
arrested, and the whole clan Howard,
with its numerous allies in Harlan Coun-
ty, is in arms to overawe the jury impan-
eled to try him, and to rescue him il
convicted. Three regiments of the
State troops of Kentucky have been
called on to send parts Of their forces to
suppress the clan Howard. Six of the
State troops have been shot by the
Towards; no Howard has been shot by
the State troops. All this in Kentucky
in the year of our Lord 1890. -Chica 60
Inter Ocean.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-06-04

east wind blowing and winter over
coat necessary his enthusiasm was not
diminished. As we reached tollgate
in the suburbs Of the city Mr.. Bowser
asked of the old man who took the toll:
slow far is it out to where we can
picnic?"
"That's according to when you want
to picnic" he replied. "If you want to
picnic now Ill hire you that shed,
which has stove in it. If you want to
wait six weeks you can find a piece of
woods about three miles on"
None Of us said any thing in reply,
but noticed Mr.. Bowsers lower Jaw
take drop. 1 noticed, furthermore,
that as we passed tree after tree with
out sign Of bud he began to hitch about
uneasily. 1 finally inquired of him:
"Mr. Bowser, how far is it to the green
forest?" .f
"You will probably get there when
the rest of US do" he sweetly replied,
as he returned up the collar of his over
coat.
We got there at last. That is, we
reached piece of woods. There was
nothing green about them, and Mr..
Smith seemcda bit disappointed. MIR.
Bowser wouldn't give in, however, but
declared that he felt like new man.
He said that the scent of wild flowers
which came to him carried him back
over period Of twenty years. We
couldn't see any of the flowers men,
toned, but after making the team secure
we set out ~ look for them. We hadn't
gone five rods before Mr.. Smith discov-
cred bunch of green moss, and Mr..
Bowser found leek. These discoveries
filled them with enthusiasm, and they
pranced around like two colts. The
only mishap which occurred before
luncheon was brought about by Mr..
Bowser's friskiness. He saw an old
bird's-nest on bush and galloped of to
get it. and falling over log he broke
both suspenders, ripped his coat up the
back and covered himself with black
dirt helped to brush him of, and he
appeared TO enjoy the joke as much as
Smith did, but as soon as he could find
opportunity, he said to me:
ut has turned out just as said Il
wouldw
swell, didn't tell you it was too
early to Gomez"
mo, ma'am! But for you l never
should have thought Of coming"
We ate our luncheon sitting on log
The children's teeth chartered as they
waited, and when Mrs. Smith found hel
feet wet she insisted that Smith build ;
fire. He complied, and was rewarded
by thanks all around and the fall of |
few snow-flakes. We should have gon'
home but for Mr.. Bowser. He insistet
on calling the wild flower, and after
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-06-04

Why He Was Kind.

"Why don't you whip that boy?" a
white man asked of an old negro whose
son stood in the road, throwing stones
at the cattle.
81 would do 1t, sah," the old fellow
answered, "but he is only my stepson.
Eft he wuz my own boy I'd whup him in
er mint"
''This beats any thing ever saw, j"
said the white man. II never saw a
man before that was kinder to his step.
child than he was to his own"
"Beats any thing I eber saw, too, sab,
fur eft l wuster hit dat boy his nanny,
who is my wife, would war me boda-
tiouslY out" Arkansas Traveller.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-06-04
A KENTUCKY VENDETTA.
The Origin Of the Howard-Turner War
fare Due to whisky.

The Origin of the Howard-Turner War
fare Due to whisky.
Wicks Howard and Bob Turner had
been drinking moonshine whisky in q
doggery in the village of Harlan,
which is the county seat Of Harlan, in
the State of Kentucky. Turner became
drunk, then sleepy, and he slept While
he was sleeping fellow named Little
struck match and set his hair on fire.
Turner woke and demanded to know
who was burning him before his ap-
pointed time. Little said that Wicks
Howard had applied the match. This
was nearly ten years ago. Turner and
Howard fought. with pistols, of course,
and Turner was killed. Howard was
tried, and, according to the custom OF
the county, acquitted.
Then. it now being 1882, Turner's sur.
viving brother sought to kill Wicks
Howard. Both Turner the second,
whose name was Will, and Howard were
wounded in this second duel, which
grew out of the joke Of drunken man.
Will Turner fled to Texas, but soon re.
turned. Then Turner the third, whose
name was George, made proclamation
that Bulldog Will" was on his native
heath again, and defied the clan Of
Towards to do battle with the clan Of
Turner'S. The battle was fought and
Bulldog Will was slain. Twenty Turner:
and twenty Towards took part in this
third fight, which had occasion in Q
drunkards jest Wilson Howard wa.
indicted for the murder of Will Turner
Wilson commonly "Wils") How
ard was not kith or kin to Wicks
Howard; he just fought against
the Turner'S because he did no,
like them; one Of them had whipped
him when he was boy. Evils" alst
escaped justice, according to the custom
Of the country. After this "Wicks'
Howard drops out Of the roster of fight
ers, and wills" becomes leader of the
Towards, though alien to the family