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The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-18
Circuit Court Notes.

Circuit Court convened at Berry
Vile Monday with Judge E. S. Nc.
Daniel presiding, J. NJ. Peel pros
ecuting attorney, J. S. Naples Cir
cult clerk, B. G. Edmondson Shcl-
i'll, and the follow ing attorneys in
attendance: A. Davis and Jno. IT.
Cniles, of Eureka Springs; G. J.
Crump, Harrison; J. NJ. Pittman,
Fayettsvi!te; inc. [. Worthington,
rolIton, J. 2. Fancher, W. d.
Crawford, II. n. Pittman, Sid Smith
and J. NJ Caldwell, Berryville.
GRAND JURY.
Granville Norris, (foreman) c..
J. Davis, Dan Scitz, Mack Wilder,
Eli Carpenter, - Swoford, Il. II.
Jones, John Boyd, Yell Collier,
B. Boyd, Alex Blassengame, Jesse
Goforth, Dan Smith, Joel Cox, M..
l.. 0rrell and James Denny.
PETIT JURY.
7. J. O'Neal, Jas Hale, J. c..
Wilson, John Farmer, Thomas
Gentry, Wes Witherspoon, George
Moore, Frank Tanning, William
Owen, Alt Leathcrs, L Williams,
john Trant ham, J. +. Walker,
A. Shaver. Chas. Burks, Jasper
Anderson, Henry Cox, James
Pryor, Thomas FuIkerson, p. Z.
Bunch, William Tanning, John
Cunningham, Joe Mckee, Jarome
CaIlen.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-18
CARROLL Is THE BEST.
MUsooGEE, I. r., Aug. IA.

u MooOo0LI1y Il =, AuS. Ii.
EDITOR TRIBUNE:
In company with that ever jovaI
fellow, ID. M. Stroud. your cores
spondcnt left Green Forest on
Wednesday, the l0inst. on Il pros
pccting and business trip through
the Indian Terytory and Texas.
From Eureka Springs we went
to Rodgers in Benton county, II
distance Of forty miles, and over the
toughest road 4 man ever travelled.
From Rodgers we went to ST.
loam Springs and through some OF
the finest farming country we have
seen up to date, in fact, the only
country we have seen that has any
attractions. Sloan Springs is II
fourishing little town. From here
we went to Talequah, /. L. dis
tancc OF As miles; this road is
vc,y much like the one from
Green Forest to Springfield, Mo.
We saw several Indians in Tcle-
quah; they are all mixed up with
White and Negro blood They
have 4 grand reunion at Teiequah
the Is and l6.
Leaving Telcquah we went to
Fit. Gibson; on our way we have
met abont 100 passengers. Saw
nothing along this road better than
the country surrounding Berry
willie.
We are camping on the banks of
the Arkansas river tonight, and
have been trying to catch some
fish for supper, but are not having
much luck.
Wcare having good ii m G
con s i d CT ing rough roads
and dry weather. In the bottom
lands along the Arkansas river we
find some fine land and fine corn
and cotton growing on it.
Will say 10 my friends, so far we
have seen nothing that anyways
nearly equals old Carr III, and
those who have homes | would ad-
wise TO be content, tor in my opin-
ion, You cannot better yourselves.
VIII cross the river and 60 up
to Muscogee tomorrow; we thiuk
there is some fine country Just
head of us.
Will write The 'fRIauNE again.
=. L., LAWSON.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-18
PEEL TO GO BACK,
His Friends Confident That He VIII
Sacceed Himself IN Congress.

X 9liable reports from Boone
says Col. Peel carried the county
in Saturdays primary election by
90 votes over Col. Dinsm ,rc.
His friends claim that with this
81 delegated votes. he will carry
the eight votes Of Faulkner county,
who arc instructed tor Cpl. Jones
without Il second choice. If he
does he will have torly-two the
amount necessary to nominate him.
Jast what reason for them claim
ing the Faulkner delegation we
do not know, but presume they
know whereof they speak.
The contest tor votes in Boone's S
Primary Saturday was by tar the
hottest the county has ever exper-
fenced.
In the language of a citizen and
democrat of Boone county,
whisky ran in streams" som .
claim that it WAS Dinsmore's mt n
ey that purchased it and Others
say it was peePs, while others
claim that they both employed
that plan of securing votes.
It is also asserted that money
was actually spent in purchasing
votes, that one man in {. certain
township had a list of fifteen he
offered to control for rs many
dollars, and another a list of more
than that, but not quite so cheap.
Several pugilistic encounters
took place during the day OF the
election, and while the returns
were coming in. There was consid-
cradle talk on the part OF Dins-
more's fri n d about con-
testing the election, as they chain
that Republicans voted in the
election tor Peel.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-18
Good Looks.


Good looks arc more than skin
deep, depending upon a healthy
condition of all the vital organs.
If the Liver be inactive, you have Il
Bilious Look, if your stomach be
disordcd you have a Dyspetic Look
and ifyour Kidneys be effected you
have Pinched Look. Secure
good health and you will have good
looks. Electric Bitters is the
great Alternative Tonic and acts di-
rec.ly on these vital organs. Cures
P.mplcs, BIotches, Boils and gives
Il good complexion. Sold ut Wade
4 Morris Drugstor Soc per bot
tie.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-18
"PantS.'' -

A boy IN a Wichita, Kan, school
has been expelled tor reading the
following essay on spants:" Pants
are made for men and not men for
pants. Women are made for men
and not for pants. Such pants
don't last. Pants are like molasses
thinner in hot weather and thicker
in cold. The man in the moon
changes his pants during an eclipse
Men are often mistaken in pants.
Such mistakes are br, eches Of prom
ise There has been much discus
sion rs to whether pants is singular
or plural Seems to US when Il man
wears pants they are plural, and
when they don't w,:ar any It is sim
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-18
Tommie Morris is on the sick
list this week.

Several of Green Forests busl-
ness men are in attendance at cir.
cult court at Berryville this week.
Wade & Morris will take wheat
in settlement of outstading bill Is
at highest market price.
Mr.. Hursh of Warrensburg, I'll.
who bought Mr.. Joshua Stevens
place last fall, came in with his
family last Friday. From all ap-
pearence Nj. II. is an industrious
farmer and we are glad he has D.
Gated anaong us.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-18
Public Speaking.

The candidates for the various
county offices in Carr oil county will
address the people at the following
times and places. Speaking to COM
mence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. each
day.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-18

Bargains in fruit jars at J. II.
Ramsey's.
Sugars, coffees, tobaccoes, and
cigars at Phillips & Gray's.
B. G. Mooter is reported on the
sick list.
Wheat at the highest prices will
be taken in payment of your ac
count at J. II. Ramsey's.
Spencer J. Morris is still in the
ring, want; eggs worse than ever.
Bring him all y.ur produce.
When in BerryvilIe put your
horse up at Beans feed stable.
lie is prepared to care for fifty
horses at one time and he. does it
right, and charges very reasonable
We are Indebted to Mr.. Frank
Jageman for Il bucket OF The finest
cider it has ever yet been our
pleasure to taste; also to his aim
able lady for some excellent cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jagamen are two OF
our most hospitable people, this
we know for they believe in Civ
ing to the poor.
E. A. Vahey and daughter, Miss
Maggie, of Forrest, Ill, came in
on Saturday nights stage to visit
the family Of our townsman, w.
A. Butt. Mr.. Vahey is conduct
or on the Wabash r. r. and is
taking Il brief vacation. They
left Tuesday y morning for home.
Prot. H. p. Burney came in
from Harrison Monday afternoon
and returncd tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. B. and the children who
have been visiting among us for
the past three weeks. The Prot
tessor thinks there is no doubt
about it, Col. Peel will be the next
Congressman.
S. T. Sims of Shaver, Boone
county, who has been attending
the department of music in the
Interstate Summer Normal at
Eureka Springs the past month,
passed through town enroute home
on last Thursday. He speaks in
highest terms OF the work OF the
Normal. He will devote his time
exclusively to teaching vocal mu-
sic. Mr.. Sims is fine musician
and we predict that he will sue
coed admirably.
Mai. w. K. Penn. the celebrated
Baptist evagelist of Eureka Springs,
will begin pro,racted meeting at
Carrollton on Saturday before the
third Sunday in this month. Mr..
Penn is a preacher of National
reputation, and his meetings are
attended by large congregations.
He has recently returned from
Brownwood, Texas, where he had
been conducting series of meet
ings. 1t is estimated that 5000
people attended his meetings there
During this meeting there were 375
conversions.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-18
Local Happenings.


Is gross OF fru1t jars Just receiv~
ed at w r. Sneed l. Co.'S.
Don't forget that Spencer J.
Morris pays cash Tor eggs.
The average small boy thinks
he could smash the gas trust.
There are few flies found upon
the works OF him that keepeth his
E4outh shut.
Thanks TO Mr.. +. s. Foreman
tor some of the most delicious ap-
piles ct the season.
Mrs. J c. Taber has been quite
sick tor several days and is yet in q
critical condition.
DR.. Fondren reports the birth OF
81 lG-pound boy at Authur Jen
uings'.
w. G. Russell is in attendance
AT circuit court at RerryviIle this
week.
The walls Of the addition to
Sneed & Co.'S store are now al
most completed,
F. Il. Phillips and Milt Gregory
called Saturday.. They report
their sections nteding rain some-
what.
John I. Wortlaington passed
through Sunday enroute for
Bcrryville where he is attending
court this week.
The IIarrsson Silver Cornet
Band passed through town Tues
day afternoon cnroute to Eureka
Springs,
Prosecuting Attorney J. NJ.
Peel is griuding hard or criminal
charges in circuit court this week,
and the guilty escapeth not.
Frof. W. R. Strickland, who is
teaching school at the Norris
school house, one and q haiti miles
east Of town, called on as Monday
Joe Grim of Yocum called on us
Saturday; he reports the birth Of
a fine girl at Dock Thompson's ia
the Hale Barrens.
Capt. T.. f. Harbert is puttIne
material on the ground for the re-
modling OF his property near the
northeast corner of the square.
A fine lot of lum Der and material
are now placed on tho ground tor
the uew school building and
work will begin Oh tho building
shortly.
Sid Smith now has charge of the
popular Southern hotel at Berry
vile. Fo: square meal or IL
nice clean bed you should call at
the Southern.
Miss Ella Galloway, daughter of
Geo. Gallow, one mile north
east Of town has been sick for sew
erai days past, but we are pleas cd
to learn that she is thought to be
improving.
Hamilton, the murderer of Gage
in Madison county last winter, and
who is to be tried ut this term OF
the Carroll circuit court, will
plead guilty and take lite SEN
tence to the pen.
Judge Mcdaniel in his instruc-
ton to the grand jury Monday
morning, was very explicit; un-
doubtedIy the jury will make no
mistakes if they follow his instruc-
-tion. The Judge presides with
much ability. This Judicial district
Justly feels proud OF such an able
jurist.
The farm of Alfred Littreil, de.
ceased, on Usage creek, was sold as
advertised, on last Friday, but the
purchaser has so far failed to meet
the requirements in the terms Of
sale, and the land will likely have
TO be advertised and sold again.
Coils. Peel and Dinsmore passed
through enroute home from Roone
Tuesday afternoon. We had the
pleasure IT meeting both OF the
shcnorahIc gentleman; we. found
one 1T them sure of his getting the
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-18

gular. Men get on a tear in their
pants and it's all right but when
the pants get on tear it is all
wrong
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-18

Roy" An local advertising is inserted
and chasEyed for accordingly antil order
sd out.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-18


NH kind Of weakness other Electricity will
EzEHs and health Headache
M ,s one will m t5 isnd f to DR.. JUDD ELECTRIC BELT
Prices Sc $40 and sl5 if satisfied Alo Electric
Belt Battery combined, Electricity
shock Medical advice Write
ddressD JUDD, Detroit, Mich
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-24
AtenciOn al PubIIco.

En- este estab1ecimento Las Deicids de Puerto Rico
lie de Tetuan numerO &c. baTato pues
esa acance de las foruna esde e plato mas ba
ratio que es tres oehavos hsta de venes que el
mas valor Hacere visitay quedaran competamenio
satfechos, tanto e lmpieza del sericio
en- La comida, pues cueDta exceente
postero Venid sin detenerse que los quere complacer
45-R 4ash DEOGRACIAS HERNANDEZ.
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EMPRESA
DlavAPORES ESPAfOLES c0RREOS DE LAS ANT1LLAS
Y YTRAsPoRTEs MILITAREs DE
ISOBRKJVeOS de HERR ERR
HABANA~

ectuar8n ada desde
49, 20 25 de cada las cinco de tarde
os de labory Las doce del dia eH los festiyos.
LINEA DE CUBA
Legran Santiago Cuba los saen
dias 6, 10 y.2b.e.s
Mayar Baracoa Guantanamo Cuba.
escaa exception de las de Mayars
adem&s tocard Sagua de Tanam6.
das de Cuba los dias 1S %
g. enada Habana en- las echas correspondent.
tes d519, 80 v 9 de cada mes.
LINEA DE PUERTO-RICO.
saIen los ds 10 que Co
del da toca en- Nuevtas bara Baracoa uantnamo
Puerto Plata Ponce Mayaguez
Aguadia Puerto RicO Al ratono haa escaa los
mismos puertOs
ba anto Domingo Ponce Mayauez Agnda San Juan de Puer
to-Rico mismOS puertOss
Retonaran saiendo los da % respectva
dias 20 legand0 la Habana las
fechas correspondientes de a y Ia de cada mes
Ninguno tocarn retorno 6naata.
namo ,r,-,,. ~, :. m, Ap4r,1
Todos dea tarde sadr& que tocandO
os mares sagua nega Cabarien microbes
Retorar saendo Cabarien ueves despaes Hegad
passeros ecaa sagua egara Habana los
Todos las arde saldra tocarA
sabados lea Cabaien los dOnngOs
aendo Cabaren los martes despue
~ - REMoLCADOR.
Esa emprea vapor AgG potente para remoques po
I habado de bombas achquesy ut
para saVamento.
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IA PALM anSneios eGniosusRS5A aad vsnsn ds dSs
pubcandose tan rsbo60pstes certo POGO seros,
que ponen mas ALA de las nubes los arcuos confecs
clones establecimentO de esta Capital como
aqueos intencion para nuesro,
permmos lamar la atencon hacemos constar ante este
respectable pubico amigos de la lsla, La
NADIA tiene que envidar nngun establecimiento de
indole tocante la bondad de los arcuOs que mpOrta
confecciona como tapoco respecto la acvdad limpie
seyco La cada vez mayor auencia de parroqua
prueba irrefuabe de clio. Que conse todO te
do 10 que vendemos bueno por 10 como 10
ior, 10 que contrarto Sc olga 80. Musfca.
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Emulsion Creosotada

Aftl f6f1lA1l1@
FGfmGceuhcO de Ia UHiYerSid0d de Ia HdbGn0.
EcGz pOdeT0SO Taedio para las efe7edGdes pecho
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA del DIR. Rabeil, es IN
magnlco maravloso agente terapeutco de eto SECURE
en- la BrOnQuitiS isis, LGriagi ASGs, CGta9rOs I0ses
DertiGcea, eyriad0 EScroEGs AssSna RGQatispo
nnos Deodad general suma para las afeccones de
$arganta los bronquios los pulnones Despierta Ell
apeto ygorza las naturalezas mas empobrecdas Rs Ell
reIeedio por excelencia.
La EMULSION CREOsOTADA DE RABEII. nueva.
unica original asociacion de ACEITE DE BACALAO.
CREOSOTA E HIPOF0SFITOS DE CAL SOSA es una
deicada crema de oor baisamico de gato eabor
paladable hasta por los ninos. -
Todos los enfermos la tOmaran sin repugnanca. con
facfdad gusto Esa elaborada esqusito esu1ero.
Pruebese admirara rapida accion curativa.
Vease Ell ampo prospecto que acompana cada frasco.
De venta todas las Droguerias Boticas de sa de
Cuba. Deposto principal 1La Reunion Jose Saba H-
bana. Pner+nRcn Farm nroouArfa Cnieru1aty-
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ia GAI,I,BGA s1Nei 4ebkFszas kIgesEs

En- acreditado esabecmento Sc acaban de recfbr
proeedentes de Sanlucar los acreditados vinos
AMONT1LLADO marca 8a11o&inoy MANIA
NILLA de Ia Escalerla que Sc expenden precos suma
mente ecOnomicos.-Fortaleza 10.
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serviciO cOsterO en- Puerto-Ric0

POr Va7pOP AVlLES. ss
sara odos los microbes aamanecer
de Faardo
Arroyo Ponce Mayague Aguada ArecibO vicevea respects
Evening journal., 1892-05-31
A RLAckls MAO pAsH
The Horse Rushes Upon "A Hotel Pore
Miss Rowland Entertnins Her Friends

The Horse Rushes Upon Hotel Porch.
Miss Rowland Entertnins Her Friends.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
MIDDLKTowN. May 31.--A black horse
belonging 10 James Johns, while heing
driven by its owner TO Odessa for ship.
mont. became frightened. and running
into a telephone pole unscated his
driver who, upon retaining his hold
on the reins, was dragged a short
distance through the mud The
animal became free and ran down the
road into this town and up Main street,
colliding with the carriage of }. p. Coch-
ran ESQ.,, and thence into the hotel
porch Here IL became entangled in lot
of chairs by which he was thrown heavily
to the ground The road cart TO which it
was attached was mashed 10 pieces.
Fortunately Mr. Johns escaped injury,
as did also the horse, which is valuable
one
Decoration Day was. as usual, observed
yesterday in this town by Major John
Jones Post. q. A. r.. No %, the members
of which. with wagons loaded with
flowers and young misses, visited the
cemeteries of St. Anne's Episcopal, Forest
Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal
near this town, and Drawers Presby-
terian near Odessa, where. with the usual
ceremonies they decorated the graves of
the fallen soldiers Most of the business
houses and many private residences were
decorated with flags yesterday through
out the town
Quite a number of young people left
town this morning for the residence of
H. A. Nowland. near town, where they
were entertained by Miss Maria Mr.
n
her thirteenth birthday
Personal Mrs. w p. Miiilin and
daughter Ida, are spending few days
i'm Philadelphia Charles Jolls of Chester
town. Md, was i'm town yesterday
Lloyd Chamberlain Of New York city, is
home ON short visit to his father, DR.
Chamberlain of Green street Miss Edith
Reynolds left this morning for a short
visit 10 friends in Trenton. n. j.
Evening journal., 1892-05-31
A MclcnmInr.IInme rnri,.

Mrs j. B. Manlove. who has beon
travelling in the West, was welcomed
home last evening by largo party Of
young friends, many of whom are mem
bers of her Sunday school class The
young people assembled at the home of
Miss Maggie Gordon on Vine street and
IL was happy procession that moved out
Delaware street TO Sixth, the home of
Mrs Manlove After the surprises and
greetings, the visitors settled down to
having a good time and every moment
that passed was pleasant one. Among
those present were Misses Reba Saunders.
Lucy Taliferro, May Goodey, Lillian
Meredith, Kate McGuire. Mary
King Maggie Gordon, Lucie Knause.
Jennie Saunders. Bessie Sewoll. Edith
Hushebeck and J. Harry King. w. j..
Hofmann, Marve Gray Rudolph Nallette.
Will Cannon, Elmer Hawke. f. w. Eagle.
II. w. Hushebeck, w G. Grimes. w. H.
Saunders, Loomis Wise, Charles Ian
caster, Jr., A. r. Kee Arthur Murry
Miss May Martindale, J. b Sewell Miss
Sallie Wise and Rev. r. e. Martindale.
Evening journal., 1892-05-31
AIiveIy Time I'M Ceril.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal
ELKToN, May 30 Memorial Day was
observed here today with appropriate
exercises. u. S. Grant Post no. TO- @
a. K, aud John McCauley Camp. No. 6.
sons of Veterans, met at the post room
at I'D a. m. They were Joined by Conn
pany A, Fourth Battalion Captain W. q
Pnrnell and many citizens who desired
To participate In decorating the soldiers
graves. This afternoon al . 80 o'clock Ser.
vices were held In the Cherry Hill Church
and the graves at that place were deco.
rated The meeting was addressed bv
Rev. T. b. Hunter Henry N. Mccullough
and others. The graves in the OUTLYING
cemeteries were decorated by committee.
A memorial sermon was delivered al
boulden Chapel yesterday al 23O p. nj.
by Rev. J. L. Wood.
Evening journal., 1892-05-31
A Quiet Celebration Of The nay.

spcclnl Correspondence EVonlng journal.
MILFORD. May 30.-Thore was no largo
demonstration here yesterday In the
morning the members of the q. A. Rand
Company decorated and fired over the
graves Of the dead soldiers. This com
pleted the days exercises Last evening
a public meeting was held i'm Dorsey Hall
Rev J. S. Willis, Rev $. r. Maxwell of
Frederica and Rev. G.. w Burke of
Lincoln. were present and made addresses
Rev Robert Watt and H. l.. Burnstcin
were also present Special musical
selections were rendered and the meet
ing was very interesting.
Evening journal., 1892-05-31
New NIachincry and More Visitors.


Special Correspondence Evening journal.
NohKIYN, MAY 3i.-The increasing
paper trade has compelled Marshall
Bros. & Ewart, paper manufacturers of
this place, TO place extra ma
chinory in their mills They re-
ceivod from Wilmington during the
past week an extra lot of heaters similar
to the ones now In use aud but "A trihe
smaller and in addition TO this they are
about to break ground for a large ware
house. They have been running their
mills night and day from the start but
are still unable to keep their orders
filed.
J. p Kane and H. L. Broomhall, local
wheelmen of this place. We're I'm Phila-
delphia Sunday as the guests of the
Century Wheelmen. During the day they
took spin TO Bryn-Mawr and return
They report having good time
Levi G. Ruth is having an addition
built TO his mansion, which gives it a
neat appearance.
Mrs. Emma j. Hendrickson returned
home yesterday after spending a few
days with relatives IN Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. William Brown of Viii
mington spent Sunday here with Mrs.
Browns aunt Mrs Chandler
Hockessin Castle No. l5 r. g. r. of
Hockessin will give festival in Odd
Fellows Hall at that place ON Thursday.
Friday and Saturday evening of this
week. A good time Is looked for
The Landenberg Express is journal
edited by s. b. Dougherty of Landen
berg. Pa 10 made its FIRST appearance
here on Monday.
Frank p Underwood. W IT, Ryan and
james Conner Of Ashland spent Sunday
In Gloucester. n j.
Evening journal., 1892-05-31
A weil-llnown Cbanlain ne,d -

DENTON. Nd, May 3i.-Rev. John
irving, a well-known citizen Of Caroline
county, died suddenly Of heart failure on
Friday night He went into his house
ana complained of feeling poorly and laid
on lounge, dying within am hour. 30
was al one time "a member of the Mary
land Annual Conference Of the Methodis 1
Protestant Church but for many wear.
had not been identified with the confer
ence. he built a church near Greens
bore, which bears the name of Irving.
Chapel and has been the pastor since IN,
erection. serving without paw for man,
years. He has been chaplain of the Caro-
line county almshouse, and also of an,
Kent county Delaware almshouse. III,
was 20 years old and leaves a wife and
several children
Evening journal., 1892-05-31
Incidents of the Dav.

Mrs Jane Fleming and Miss Laura
Fleming of Philadelphia have been the
guests of Moses b Fleming.
The Mount Vernon Band. led by Thomas
Harding, gave concert in front of the
City Hall last evening
Flowers were stewn upon the grave of
Professor F. $. Duncan by the members
Of the City Cornet Band yesterday morn.
ing
The jokers who made the jefferson
House tableau yesterday were seen un
bolden the doors Of the stable early YES
terday morning. The exhibition wa.
viewed by many last evening.