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The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-22
AROUND TOWN.

\ Miss Josie 1gou, will be home to.
morrow evening.
kG-w. Terrill, Of Kansas; was in
the city this week.
!. Miss Jessie Sherman, was visiting
Nh Riverton this week.
F. P. Hadley was taking in the
sights of Blue Hill Friday.
Wiener is giving away tickets to
TAYLOR circus, call and get one. 4.
Mrs. Williams, Of Riyerton, was
whiting in Red Cloud, this week.
\ Frank Potter and AL McClintoc are
going to Utah on . visit in q few days.
Mrs. F. G. Blakeslee and Miss Fur.
er are visiting in Fairfield this week.
II. E. Pond and family have gone
east for q several weeks visit among
friends.
The barometer has been flirting be.
tween 80 and 1000 this week and still
getting hotter.
A ticket 10 the circus given away
with every IS Purchase at 'Wiener's
GoldeH Eagle.
| ELMER Haley, has taken o position
Mo the F. & NJ. Bank, lately vacated
by Will Letsou.
Fired Sleeper, an old time Red
Eloud boy, now Of St. Joe, was 10
the city this week.
The Baptist ladies held . social at
the residence Of Mrs. s. X. McBride's
on Tuesday evening.
Miss Ella Pierson, living near Burr
Oak, Kansas, was visiting friends
in BED Cloud, Thursday.
h Mrs. Paul Phares and her three
Children, Of Topeka, Kansas, are Wis.
ting at Mis- F. Newhouse's.
Mrs. S. r. Mcbride and her daugh.
Ter, Carrie, anticipate a pleasant visit
to Deadwood 8. D. in q few days
Tulley's, tho esquire, lot q box
Of soap fall on his hand which laid
hi1t up, it vas not soft soap either.
/'Wild West" is olcrking in Dicker
Son's butter and egg store for . month
while Mr. D. goes west on a vacation
Lycurgus, Will Emigh's celebrated
t%rotter, won the race at Elgin tn,
other day in three straight beats, il
27A. =
Mrs. Gather, mother Of G. f, Cath
VI, and Miss Retta Ayrs, have return
ed from thir extended visit to tn
Pacific slope.
The bridge over Crooked creel
north Of the city is being repaired
Supervisor CARRIER is looking after It
construction.
Getting has the finest assortment o
books bound in cloth that was eve
shown in the city and oply 20cts Pc
volume or three for 80 cents.
Young man do you want a practices
, education2 If SO, attend the Bsatrio
Business, Normal and Shoit-hsnd Co
lege. Send for catalogue. bl-4
Bring in your old. WORKOUT NOV
ing machines and rake teeth and g
! work or cash for them:
50.4t &c. w. Dow.
ri &. L, Humphrey 81, wife and tw
daughters, and G. L. Humphrey Jr
Q and wife, Of Oregon, are visiting wit
o our old friend, Il. X Orchard tn
y week.
1t The B. & NJ. will sell tickets
uot Cpr;nos South nakota and noo
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G. +. GATHER, Sec'y.
w. Foster, Chairman.

The b. 4 NJ. will sell tickets "a
Deadwood and Hot Springs, 8. d., .,
rate Of one fare for the round trip,
tickets to be sold July % to Aug. 10
inclusive with transit limit Of one day
10 each direction, and 6nsl limit 10 Do
tober 10, %.
Triennisl conolave, Koights Tenn
plsrs, Denver, COL, Aug. Ola, 1892,
For the above occasion, round trip
tickets will be sold July IS 10 Aug. II
inclusive, to Denver At u lowest frs,
class fare. Stop.overs will be allowed
without transit limits Of tickets. Side
trip excursion tickets will be sold "a
Helena, Salt Lake City and Ogden
and return At one lowest frst olass fare
for the round trip in connection with
the Denver Conclave excursion tickets,
final limits on these tickets Dot. 10,
1892. A. CoNovER, Agt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-22

On TUESDAY, July 26th;; at 8 p. m.
there will bea joint osucus Of tho
voters Of Line township ~ tho Kushn
sehool-houso, for che Rrpose Of put
ting 10 nomination township officers.
BY order Of Jxo. OsBoRN,
OF Democratic Cent Com.
O. MCCALL,
Of Republican Cent Com.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-22
CURRENT NEWS.
CotHng's sticky fly paper.
Sticky fly paper at Deyo's.

pticky ny paper ~ Deyos'
Wright for hardware and stoves,
Low Vance was in Kearney this
week.
Cloth bound books only 20 cents at
Deyo's.
H. NJ. Martin is home from Elgip,
illinois. e.
Subscribe for yeur cambaisu papers
q Dcyo's.
Mrs. II. NJ. Ceohrane is visiting in
'{navale this week.
L. H. Deyo sells the best machine
oil on che market.
Dsyo sells the best remedy an earth
for barb gre cuts.
Nanisou Mineral water by the glasS
botale or case at Cuttings.
n,Isr 6ne tobacco, cigars, candies
go to j. o. Lindley's.
Mrs.. L. H. Deyo is home from hel
extended visit at Wauseon, Ohio.
Don't forget that Gaines keeps all
kinds Of CONNECTIONS, bread, etc.
Mrs. Prof. Curran and Tyndall are
visiting in Red Cloud this week.
Cloth bound books 20 cents each
OF three for 30 cents At CothDg's.
Wiener IS giving away tickets to the
circus Call and see him about it.
See Oscar Patmor before buying
-four. lie has made q big reduction
Macsuley's History Of England
only e1.00, s vol. cloth bound, at Dc
yo's.
Get one Of those vapor stoves o
". w. Wright and you will never b.
sorry.
Farm loans at six per cent optiol
70 pay after two years.-D. b. SPAN
o0LY.
Teachers should improve the oppor
tunity Of getting cloth bound book
for 20 cents at Deyo's.
+. v. Taylor, allows no one to sci
moro goods than he does, at price
tAt arc low, for good goods.
Go 10 the new hardware store Q
W. W. Wright for goods. Stock ne'
aud clean and prices reasonable.
A large number Of our enthusia sti
republicans went to Hastings o.
Tuesday night to hear tho famou
Congressman Horr, Of Michigan, tai
on republican issues. Thcy report
flue speech.
A young man from Kansas, who's
name might be Dobbins, was huntiu
suipes THO other night with the boy
He was a yreat sucker and held Il
sack for more than thirty minutes
one Of The lumber yards waiting #
the boys to chase the snipe into
He would have been there yet it OF
Of the boys had not taken composite
on him and told him that the 9th
fellows we're ''making foolishness N
HIN"
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-22
Pleasant niII Primaries.

The Republican electors Of Pleas.
ant Hill township sfe requested 10
meet st the school-houss 10 Cowlss on
the 26th OF July 1892 at 8 o'clock D.
m. for the purpose Of selecting 8 del.
egates to the County convention to b.
held 10 Red Cloud, July 2Sth, 1891.
And for such other business % may
como before the meeting.
JNo. BLAINE, Chairman.
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LOsrl-A gold necklace with I've
brillisnts. A liberal reward offered IL
returned TO L. II. FoRr,
County Clerks Once.
Special Mectlng.

A special meeting Of tho Rcd Cloud
Lodge No. 60 10 called for Monday
evening July %, to hear report Of
meeting OF Supreme Lodge at Helene
also to hear report Of committee Of
arrangement for picnic and take 90.
ton thereon. f.. 1. Ely, N. W.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-22
For Flour and Feed

Go and see L. p. Albright. He keeps
the best brands and sells his -four just
as cheap as others. Also sells hard
and soft coal. Prices reasonable. o.
fee and scales, corner Of Webster
street aud 4th avenue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-22
Elm Gre ok Republican Caucus,

The republicans of Elm Greek will
meet in caucus, on Tuesday, July 20, at
4 O'Clock p. m.,! at the Sheldon school
house, for the purpose Of electing Ave
delegates to the county convention to be
held the 28th at Red Cloud.
g. w. ERANcls, Com.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-22

Tho republicans Of Limo precinct
will meet in caucus At tho Kuchn
school-housc, Tuesday, July Goth, ~
2 p. m, FOR the purpose. Of elseti"g
four delegates to the county oonvon.
ton July %, and to transact any 9th.
or business that may Some before the
caucus. 0. MCCALL, Com.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-22

Horses for sale or TrDAe
have eighteen head Of horses and
colts for sale. VIII trade for city propsA
ty Or real estats. or sell cheap for eash, o.
on time for good paper. A,f'
st W. H. FULLER, Red Cloud, Neb.
II ia Q fixed and immutsbls Law that 70
have good sound health n muse have
pure rich and abundant blood. There 10
no shorter nor surer route than BY . course
Of DsWitts 6srsaparills.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-22
The Genuine Merit

Of Hoods Sarsapariila wins friends
wherever it is fairly aud honestly
tried. It's propriesors are highly
grati6sd at the letters which come
unsolicited from men and women IL
learned professions warmly commend
ing Hoods S~arsaparills for what Il
has done for them.
Hoods Pills cure liver ills, jsun
dice, biliousness, sick headache, con
stipation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-22
Horse for Sale.

A eosa Aree,yesr.old horse for sale
: .SAeap, fut cash or on time. Inquire
ftgAo &sh
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-22
Ice Cream at Gaines.
Republican Senatorial Convcn.

ton.
The republicans Of Nuckolls,
franklin aad Webster counties will
meet in convention, at The courthouse
10 Red Cloud on Thursdsy, Aug, II,
at 2 p. m. for the purpose Of nomi.
mating . candidate for senator for 26th
district. c The counties arc entitled
to the following representation:
Webster 80. ..................1 10
franklin. 9
Nuckolls. 8
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-22

Hot Springs, South Dakota, and Dead
wood, s. D. at a rate Of one fare for
the round trip. Tickets ITO be sold
July Goth to August 10 Inclusive will
transitlimit Of one day in each direc.
ton md inal limit to October 10 '92.
Nj. Will Lctson who has filed the
Position Of beok-kcepcr in she F. & M
I Bank for q number Of year,, has re-
Isigpsa his position to tske il similar
one iu a miniseoafce h Desa~ood.
Walls many frien& will be sorry, ia
hear OF his rcuiovalt bat congratulate
J him to his new position. s
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-03-18
A RESUME OF THE CASE.


Concisely stated the facts in this now
noted case are as follows. The plaintiff
Williams OF Rochester N. Y. sued Mrs
Eliza Theresa Williams for divorce
alleging desertion in the year 1884 and
again in 1887 and further alleging that
the defendant had refused him the
marital rights from 1884 down. Deien.
dant in her answer charges plaintiff
with desertlon begun IN August 1887
and continued until the present day,
she also charges that plaintiff has been
guilty OF adultery with Nettie Boyd at
various times since 1887.
At first the local attorneys were ad.
vised by the DEFENDANTS New York coun-
sci, that she did not desire a divorce,
although at the same time advised that
she was entitled to it for the reason set
forth in her answer, but since
the arrival OF defendant and her brother
Mr.. Patrick Cox, when their relative
rights and the exact situation OF the
case was explained to them, the defend
ant concluded that she wanted the court
to grant her divorce on the ground oi
desertlon OF the plaintiff, because if not
determined by this, itmust be by the New
York court. In other words a decree
granted here would save litigating twice
and since the defendant herself desires a
divorce from plaintiff and her answer
has been amended praying for such di
voree, the defendant conceded the
plaintiff to be resident OF the state o.
South Dakota, thus giving this court
jurisdiction to render decree for eithe,
party.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-03-18
Mellette and Pettigrew Fighting.

Which OF these two factions will name
the delegation to Minneapolis, is the
uppermost thought in South Dakota
politics today. 1t is well known that
Pettigrew wants the delegates to 60 un-
instructed, while Mellette wants them to
be pronounced HARRISON men. Inspeak-
ing OF this matter the Washington cor
respondent of the World Herald says:
"Pettigrew is chairman OF the Worlds
fair commission Of the senate and is
anxious that his state should be repre-
sented at the great exposition. But
Mellette refuses to call the legislature to.
gether for the reason, it is alleged that
an appropriation for a South Dakota
exhibit being a Pettigrew scheme would
be feather in ths senator's cap. It is
alleged that Mellette is LAYING his plans
to wrestle the senatorial prize from
Pettigrew, He Is posing. they allege,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-03-18
Court Room Occurrences

A little passage at arms between
Francis II. Clarke and Henry Frawley,
The refusal OF the Catholic priest who
came here with Mrs. Williams, to shake
hands with Jim Boyd.
A few observers today noticed re-
markable instance of the influence OF
will power. It was in fact a case OF
hypnotism pure and simple whether
both or either OF the two parties to it
were aware Of this nature OF the art used
by the one and felt by the other
A remarkable incident OF Yesterdays
session was when Mrs. Williams, the de-
fendant, interrupted herself when an
swering question, to ask the court to
allow her to speak for a few minutes
with the plaintiff, William Williams.
Her counsel OF course at once objected
and she was not granted her request.
She turned deathly pale.
From his little speech today in argu-
ing that certain testimony should be adj
mitted, it is judged that Henry Frawley
OF Deadwood will make an elegant clos
ing argument. He is certainly a very
forcible speaker.
Mr.. Williams. the plaintiff, was per.
ceptibly agitated as the case proceeded
through the day.
Court stenographer Cromer was kept
busy all the time.
While Francis II. Clarke was examln
ing plaintiff eographer Cromer called
him down ana 1ested him to go a lit
tie slower, remarking that "this thing
don't work automatically
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-03-18
Alliance Social.

White Eagle Alliance gave a social last
Saturday evening at the Murphy school house
which proved a genuine success There was
fully one hundred and thirty persons present
and all enjoyed themselves hugely. The
program was an impromtu affair COTTON up
after the crowd assembled, but we never saw
one carried out more smoothly.
Short addresses were made by messers
Wilkenson, Ensor, Murphy, Baldbridge,
Little ard Reed. The subjects discussed be-
ing government ownership of railroads, FL
nance, Farm and labor organization. Mrs.
Henderson spoke of womans work in the
cause and the criticisms from some quarter
on the failure of the ST. Louis convention to
adopt the woman suffrage and prohibition
planks. She thought women should not be
discouraged too much Thould not be expected,
| financial relief should be the first demand
| and advised her sisters to do their part in
patient labor to this end. At the close of
her remarks Mr.. Wilkenson brought down the
house by the following quotation.
"The patient hen does all the work.
The rooster does the growing,
So women eft work like Turk
While the men do allthe blowing"
Mrs Little also recited some verses bearing
aptly on the subject. Appropriate music was
furnished by the young ladies of the alliance.
This was supplemented by several comic
SONGS from Mr. Mcdonald Of this c;tv and
several choice selections from Mrs. ]. H
| Wilkinson, but the strike Of the evening was
the performances on the organ by little Rosa
Gould. The little lady willnot be FIVE until
next June and yet she plays number o.
tunes by ear and very correctly. She is sure
ly musical prodigy. The ladies Of the al
lance were surprised at the size Of the crowd
and yet were not caught mapping; their vel
filed baskets furnished hearty meal of the
best the land affords for all present
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-03-18
Lawrence County convention.

Lawrence county convention held atSpear-
fish this afternoon chose the following dele
gates: G, G. Moody, Sol Star, s. ]. Wash
abaugh, John Baker, James Carney, Willice
Shelby, Van Cise, E. w. Martin, Porter War.
ner, r. G. Hayes G. G. Bennett c. S. Par
sons NJ L. Allen, o. w. ceston, w. A. Rec
mer, Chas. Barkolina, M. w. Gregory. N. K,
crueek, G. Donelson. L. NJ. Cappler. ]. B.
Barker, John Clyde, c. c. Morgan, Geo. Ceeme,
John Gray, Jas. Med Donald, Frank Wnslow,
r. D. Grimshaw, John Bell w. w. Parker
]. M. Dickson, John HI. Burns, J. NJ. Elliott
Q. X. Fowl-r, H. G. Cooper. H. A. Lindle
r. Blackstone, Chas. Mitchell James Kel.
llogg, R. o. Robinson, &C. Matheson, A. S
Knight, D. F. Walker.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-03-18

Newton Beers Lost in London at Lansing.
Newton Beers and his company gave a
revised version OF "Lost in London at the
Lansing last night. There is no gainsaying
the fact that the house was top heavy and
applause liberal and merited. The play has
been very much changed, and several tab
leaux introduced, the closing one "Job's Vis-
ion" being very pretty. Beers retains his
old-time voice and presence and his acting
was well received. Charlotte Wayland was
successful in rendering he part as Nellie
Armyrod. The same play viii be repeated
tonight. Daily Journal Lincoln, Neb.,
Saturday January go.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-03-18
Hard on Sheriff Wilson,

The Rapid City UNION in trying to
work up a sentiment iavoring non
partisan ticket for the coming municipal
election, prints the opinions Of several
prominent citizens on the matter.
Among others there 10 ono from a county
official which must have cost the re-
porter tremendous effort to reduce
to plain English, considering the copious
and superabundant verbiage with which
the gentleman usually garnishes his con-
versation. The UNION should make
affidavit to the source Of that opinion.
Tin Miner.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-03-18

make his residence here and that at
present he has no business in Rochester.
The deposition Of Charles Z. Hoyt
was read showing that Williams & Hoyt
commenced business in 1873. They
merged the business into a corporation
in 1888 with capital Of 800, 900. that
the concern employed about 300 hands,
that Mr.. Williams resigned the presi-
dency Of the corporation last May and
has not since drawn q salary, that he
induced Mr.. Williams to allow his name
to remain as president and that in real
ity Mr.. Williams was only the nominal
president today.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-03-18
Judge Fuller's Decision.

BY THE COURT
To the counsel both for the plaintiff
and defendant desire to say that up-
on reflection have decided not to hear
you in an argument upon the facts nor
upon the law in this case for the reason
t hatthe facts are before me and think
l have them fixed in my mmd. Con-
cerning the legal questions involved i be-
lieve myself to be familiar with them:
and unless there is some special reason,
tat5ypN flassre ss s2gsl
NE. Brown--Excuse me. There is one
thing l would like to state. We have
amended our answer to conform to the
proposition made yesterday. We have
abandoned the allegation that the
plaintiff is not a resident, and we admit
that the plaintiff has been u resident OF
this state for ninety days before: the
commencement OF this action. There is
no question Of residence before the court
By the Court-Co Concerning the question
OF residence, howe, er, / will say that as
an individual, might feel justified in
forming conjectures, predicated upon
my experience with persons coming from
other states to make application in Our
courts for divorce and upon receiving
their decree, folding their tents and
quietly stealing away. AS an Individual
/ might look upon the question some
what with suspicion, but as a lawyer,
looking upon it from a point of precedent
weighing it in the light of law, and
according to the rules OF the law. CON
sidering 1t according to the precedents OF
tputts tI oi niga auenorigy, ! am al 81, satlslled
of South Dakota Residence being NO a a
mixed question of law and fact, the facts
are to be peculiarly scrntiniztd Under the
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-03-18
Returned From Arizona.

Frank Cottle who has been absent several
weeks, visiting his wife who is very ILL., re.
turned today. Mr.. Cottle went to Tomb,
stone. Arizona, where Mrs, Cottle was 50.
journing for her health. He removed her te
Denver. Colorado, where she now is. Mr.
Cottle leaves for his ranch at Smithville to
morrow. He says the Black Hills is tn,
best range country he has seen.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-03-18

Two Columns From Wednesdays Daily.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
.osTENs1BLY AN UNINsTRUcT-
ED DELEGATION, BUTIN RE-
Atty FOR MELLETTE.
The Young Republicans Once More
Down Fowler and MOODY Tired Of
Ring Rule and Bossism, They
Kick to a Purpose.
The Young Republicans Once More

A QUIET, HARMONIOUS CONVENTION
Promptly at 2:15 O'Clock this after
noon, secretary George C. Hunt called
the meeting OF republican county dele
gates to order, A. J. Wood was elected
chairman and Will f. Aston secretary.
The object WAS to elect delegates to the
state convention to be held at Cham
berlain Aissrch 23fd, when delegates viii
be named to the Minneapolis National
convention,
The following were appointed a committee
on credentials: l.. D. Fall, J. NJ, Baldwin,
c. L. Lewis, Frank P. Cory and Fritz Cooper.
NJ. NJ. Fuller, S. ]. Parsons VIM. Mack,
II. w. Somers and Mr.. Lovett Of Hill City,
were appointed a committee on permanent
organization The temporary organization
was made permanent.
The committee on credentials reported the
/ following entitled to seats in the convention
for their respective precincts:
RAPID CITY.
First ward-Elihu Wilson, A. C. Patrick,
w. F. Steele, L. d. Fall, and Chas. l. Seip.
Second ward-A. ]. Wood, J. w. Fowler
and J. II. Fall and the following entitled tc
| three hftins OF vote each; Percy Farrar, T
P. Cory, S. J. Parsons, VIM. Farrar sr, and
c. L. Lewis.
Third ward-W. f. Aston, II. W. Somers
| w. A. Nichols. John Becan Ryan and M
Seiple
Fourth ward-Fritz Cooper, P. H. Johns.
ton, Ed. Feigle, and E. D. Spaulding.
HILL CITY.
is. Palmer, Jos. Hare, Jas. Long jr., J.
NJ. Baldwin, w. II. Mitchell, c. II. Copp
A. Lovett J. A. Webb, D. J. Tighe, Samuel
Cooper, and D. B. Ingram.
ROCKFORD.
c. T. Gossage, Z. B. Defenbaugh A. S
zimmerman, and S. L. Owens.
| DOUGLAS.
| +. B. Douglas.
]. w. Fowles, ]. II. Fall, D. ]. Tighe, w
f. Steele and John Becan Ryan were appoint
ed committee to select twenty-five names to
represent the convention at Chamberlain
They reported the following:
J. w. Fowler, j. R. Brennan, G. L
Lewis, H. S. Hall. VIM. Hecht, NJ. Keli
her, j. II. Nallette. Fred Holcomb, VIM
Gardner, c. j. Buell., V. T. NJ 'Gillycuddy
James HALEY, c. w. Brown, W.T.. Goad
| W. f. Steele, A. G. Boland, NJ. Willsie
A. S. zimmerman, j. NJ. Baldwin, D. B
Ingram, l.. D. Smith and s. Parsons
| L. D. Fall, feeling that tn. ommitte
included names OF gentlemen who wer
avowedly not republicans, demanded
that all on the list declare themselye
there and then. Mr.. Fall referred tt
DR.. MGil!ycuddy and e. L. Lewis
Others said he must have had in mnc
Mr.. Buell..
The delegates were instructed to cas-
the full vote OF the county at Chamber
lain. q
The young republicans led by S. J
Parsons and John Becan Ryan objected
to instructing for any particular person
| Sheriff Wilson moved to instruct fol
James w. Fowler, which was lost by 6
vote Of IL to 21.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-03-18
Old Erin's Native Shamrock.

Sunday, Mr.. NJ. H. Barry received
by mail from the Emerald isle, little
tin box about two by three inches, con-
tanning piece OF genuine Irish sod oi
the same dimensions, all covered with a
healthy and well preserved growth OF the
"dear little, sweet little shamrock -
With the approach Of st. Patrick's day,
this almost sacred emblem Of the Irish
nation is doubly interesting to that peo.
pie.
oh the shamrock, the green immortal shamrock
The chosen leaf
OF bard and chief,
Old Erin's native shamrock.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-03-18
She Would Want Il Revised.

New Orleans Delta: II mans wife
caught him kissing his typewriter it could
hardly be claimed to be a typos graphical error,
but it would certainly be n,isprint and
would be promptly corrected.