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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-12-14

MANS to suit everybody-for hurch and at
II home-Moth Ba Is by the dozen or DoX-
"a sure preventive from moths and sickness;
may be had IL asked Tor, al
MISS ELLEN'S.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-12-14
AT MCMURRAN'S

You will ;uG cheap Pencil and Ink Tablets
l.rr.,lcn pads. pap,is Envelopes Pens. PEN
holders. kuieIs, SpUuges, Pencil L'"seIs'
Blackuoar Lrtsers, Euamc'c4 CIaNuus'
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Pencils Iudeuu.e Ieucl.s ana extra Lta"s'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-12-14
Special Inducements.

pEING overstocked, will offer special in.
ID ducements IN CotIonades. Have fuIl
nue and Il good line. Great Bargains 10 pe
had. Also keadymn de Clothing very cheap
10 close it out. Men :, Boys and Misses
straw Good $ cheaper than was ever known.
j. =. MELVIN,
Duflielus, ". Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-12-14

AIDES, ask TO see Rcharas Stampins
iiad Tor Ladies Fancy " UTk. Win THIS
I4td Auu can do your stamping al home reT-
ieclIy without usIug powder, paint OF q not
iron. 40 patterns TO clean. Will last LOT
ears \ child can transfer any picture
fInm a newspaper or magazine 10 P.usn,
silk. Velvet. Glas>. CelIu!Uld. in fact any
material. For sale, with patterns. Come see
ELLEN WELSHANS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-12-14

The whole world loves lover
said he.
"Yes. 20 have heard" said sne'
But then. ,ou know. | am not INC
whole world.
You are to me-" said he.
Aud then she gave IN. -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-12-14

HouseHeeper-"WeIl, sir, what do
you want
Tramp Please, mum. feel Ut
comin' on, aud III 90 somewhere else
and have il fer the small sun of a
dime"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-12-14
CHAMOIS SKINS

lust received a new lot Of Chamois skins,
,b all sizes all prices. to suit all customers
j. U. GIBsON'S Drug store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-12-14
NOTIONS
IN HATS

we have the latest STYLES and II full
supply OF soft and stiff hats OF every
grade for men and boys. cur
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-02
his own affairs, but he always tried to

his own affairs, but he always tried to
help on with every enterprise calcula'
ted to benefit the community about
him. Worthington people remember
his wise cousel and earnest work as a
member of the village council, but a
year or two ago. In poor health all
the time, yet he brought himself, by
a determined will, to do much for the
public good. His social warmth made
him popular man. His clear per-
ceptions and large information made
him a wise and efficient public SER
want. AS a church member he was
beloved for his sincere piety, his
brotherly attachments and his liberal
support, cordially rendered to every
good work.
We may in all confidence hope that
to him the unerring Judge will say:
swell done, thou good and faithful
servant; thou hast been faithful in a
few things; I will make thee ruler over
many things, Enter thou into the
Joy of thy Lord"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-02
Notice Of Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that l will
sell at Public auction on the 18th day
of November 1898, at o'clock p. m
of said day, at the northeast corner
of the Court house square in the vii.
lage of Worthington, county of Mobiles
State of Minnesota, the following des-
cribed personal property: One Bronco
pony, six years old, color light brown,
now in my possession in said village
of Worthington. Said sale will be
made for the purpose of satisfying the
charges for the keeping and caring
for the said property and also the ex-
penses of this notice and the con
stables fees for selling the same, pur-
suant to chapter %, sec. l, of the
General Laws of 1892, entitled IAN
Act to provide for Lien for Livery
and Boarding Stable Keepers, and
the enforcement thereof"
Dated, Oct. 81, 1898.
j. B. SM1Dr,
Worthington, MINI.
ia. Town, attorney.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-02
A Card.
SEWARD, Mimi, Oct. 80, 1890.

SEWARD, Mimi, Oct. 30, 1890.
We desire to tender our sincere and
hearty thanks to the friends who
worked so laboriously and persistent
~ to save our home from the fire dur
ing our absence, and we owe it to
them that we have a home. Nor do
we forget that it was God who made
their hearts willing to fight thus des-
perately for us.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOHN P. VAIL.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-02
Mobiles County Bank.

All persons having deposits in or
claims against the Mobiles County
Bank, who have not yet already done
so, are requested to call at the bank
without delay and sign the agree
ment offered, which will enable the
bank to resume business at an early
date. It is necessary that all creditors
concur in the agreement and that
they do it promptly as the time to act
is limited. 1927
PETER THOMPSON.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-02
New Advertisements.

G. H. Babcock-drugs, etc.
w. W. Loveless-lamps, crockery.
Jos. Smidt-sale.
Demorest Monthly.
John Giessl-harness.
P. Geyermann & Son--genera]
merchandise.
Ole Berg-blacksmith and wagon
shop.
Ledene & Anderson-closing out
sale.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-02
THE WORTHINGTON ADVANCE.

Il wish to get a school for the
coming winter. GEoRa1ANA DEAN. 1872
ID. X. Babcock, of West Liberty,
Iowa, brother to Conductor J. M.
Babcock, is visiting friends here. l..
&Oself-feed heating stove, used
one season, good as new, for $25. In
quire of A. L. JOHNSON. 12-tf.
Fred Cone called last Saturday
and ordered the N. Y. Tribune.
Mr.. Cone is one of our prosperous
farmers. He will build new house
this fall and winter.
August Smith left for Chicago
Saturday night, from there he will go
to his native land, Sweden. He
secured his passage ticket from S.
Kindlund, on the Cunard line.
Window Citizen: Mr.. Fred Mason
and wife, who for the past few days
have been visiting DIR. and Mrs. Force
left yesterday for Worthington where
they will visit before returning to
their home.
Twill sell twenty-five shares of stock
of the Worthington Cigar Company,
at public sale at Bank of Worthing-
ton, Saturday, Nov. 18th, 1898, at 8 a.
M, to close an account.
1927 GEO. D. DAYTON.
The ADVANCE was favored last
Saturday by visit from Mr.. J. Fl.
Denton, who owns a fine farm near
Kimbrae; and for a number. of years
represented his district on the board
of county commissioners. He reports
his part of the county lively.
Mr.. Burke of Ellswt ryh, says if it
should come to a vote on the county
seat question, in his opinion Adrian
would not get five votes in the village
of Ellsworth. Only five "loyal'' men
in Ellsworth! Bub King had better
run over and see what the trouble is.
We publish in today's paper a
notice from the Mobiles County Bank.
1t is request that all creditors call
at the office and sign the agreement
allowing the bank to resume. Many
Of the creditors have wisely come to-
the conclusion that this is the best,
and quickest way out of the difficulty.
There is ample property to pay the
Indebtedness and by resuming it can
be turned into cash more readily and
10 better advantage. The Mobiles
County Bank, while temporarily sus-
pended, is really in good shape and if
he creditors do the right thing i'm
the tangle will soon be
Strengthened out.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-02

1t is expected that the remains of
Hon. J. P. Moulton will arrive in
Worthington on Monday morning at
2:20 by the early train. On Tuesday
morning at $50, brief funeral SER
vices will be held at the Congrega-
tional church, after which the family
will take the remains to the family
burial ground at Rochester, MIMI,
leaving on the II 20 train going east.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
FIVE TRIBES STATE,
A COUNCIL TO BE HELD TO CON-
slDeR IT.
Wild Excitement at Muldrow Because Watts
POsIofico Was Taken From Him.
Trouble May Follow

Tahlequah, I. T., April 4.--(special.) y
A bill was favorable reported to the
Cherokee council this morning author
ling Chief Harris 10 appoint five COM
missiOners ON the part of the Cherokees
to meet a like commissioner from each
Vt the four other nations concerned to
meet aud confer regarding the proposed
proposition Of the government TO make
state of the five civilized tribes. This
will be the most important Indian coun-
Gil since their vital war.
The official notification Of the withdraw
~ OF watts name as Postmaster at
Muldrow was received here with much
pleasure by the Indians and seems to
give additional assurance that the govern.
ment proposes to put Watts out of the
Cherokee country and thus forever put
an end to the Cherokee citizenship asso-
citation. Notwithstanding the fact that
W0tts and his little association has got
ten the worst Of 1t 80 far his people are
making arrangements to defy the CherO-
kee government and say they will fight
before they will allow the Cherokees TO
sell their homes. A meeting was held at
Nogoner, i, T., where Il general review OF
the past year was had. The meeting
was lively and interesting MI the way
through and much melrymabing WAS had
over the appointment of Watts US post
master at Muldrow. When the nefs
NtAiAf AuhA W aus Nuu Dttn OtlnIOutQ
there was Wild excitement. A meeting
was ut once held at Muldrow, the home
of Waits, where the full force of the
association was present Speeches were
made by the leaders denouncing the
Cherokees as gang OF robbers, cut
Threats and thieves and finally winding
up with the declaration that the Chero-
kee nation would be- openly defed when
the time came for their removal. Some
of the associations members are mon
of considerable means and carry more or
less influence. An assessment of 81 each
has been made and the finances Of the
organization are said to be in n good
enough state for all the Indian courts in
the land
Chief Harris next step in the intruder
matter will be 10 appoint an appraiser to
serve in conjunction with two other APP
praisers 10 be appointed by President
Cleveland, then the work Of throwing
out the intruders being and there will be
lively times No one here will be sur
prised If blood is shed ina the round up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
SAID ON THE STREET.

G. II. Sillimau-The managing dircc-
tors of the Land Mortgage bunk of Texas
left highly pleased with the state of
Texas aud the treatment they received
while here. Their interests In this sec
ton viii be very greatly increased. Mr..
Horsfall, who runs little manufacturing
town, doubled his holdings. On account
Of the alien land law they cannot buy
land here directly They purchased H.
GOO acres IN Florida, but their trip will
nevertheless be Of great benefit 70 this
city.
While here the party attended the
Baptist church. and Mr.. HOrsfall, when
he returned home, paid n very high COM
plimcnt to Rev DR. Wells. saying that
he had never heard last Sundays sermon
equalled IN either England or America.
They were surprised too, at the magnii.
cence of our residences aud buildings
generally
General +. NJ. Olnrke-The party Just
gone Is one OF the most important who
ever came to Fort Worth, and they went
away enthusiastically praislng the state
Of Texas. Their trip will result in a vast
amount Of substantial benefit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05

nRANcn ofrICes.

Avarado- J. w. stark. correspondent
+. G. Gray, agent 80
Amarillo-F. {. Highsmitb, correspond
ent. ID. X. Morgan. agent
Albany r. 4. Lyons, correspondent ~
Abilene h. E' Kadforj. agent and cor.
respondents Office Pys,oihgf DuilH'n ls,,. =,
LETT.
Anstin-J. +. McKenna.
Baiiinger--J. Y. litrvc outspondent ana
agent Odice at plcrce's drug ahd station.
browawood. II. Moore. correspondent.
Dalrd J. n iiushlng. correspondent. W.
Beiton s. 2. ). Turner. correspondents
g, w, Montgomery agent olice ~ post
Ciasisdile w T. Thompson. correspond.
Cicburnc Louis Hammons. AGENT H. O..
colorado Il Nichols. correspondents
Dallas Hugh Fitzgerald correspondent
Onicc 322 Elm street, where ND orders lof
adyertsmR should boz left ihc Gazette
A. J. Payne. AGENT,
can be- found ~ sale M nil rows stands 81
the dty Adolph ut. general news agent
Decatur j. q. ',cHr' correspondents sam
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llcmp,u- Vs. 49, CmEon correspondent.
G., "a Min,gg agent
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utorp.
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SULPHUR hprugs X J. BASS. correspond.
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:, san AAngslo I iarrel. correspondent;
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agents.
Terrell, Nc la,,uharl, correspondent,
J II, Wilson agent.
Temple \. Braad correspondent
Charles Wtrutham. agent
Taylor William Elliott, Corrcgpondpnt,
]. ~ JAG ulus ugcut
Vernon j. ]. li0nicl correspondent. Itous.
sell & Humphreys. agents
Nclasco-J, a. shrltH nrput. otil,c ,,s
ncr. avenue A and South 'rihtd street
WNahachlc-S - lurrcr. corrcipondcut.
J. W Bird, agent
WeathcrfOrdJ w. Culwell. currespo,l.
ent office over Merchants and fafucrs
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This paper Il kept on Me ana niyoriIsIug
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cry Chicago lll
IS 9. Beckwith. sole agent foreign advcr
Using.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
TEXAS SlFTlNGS.

Hon. John Wannmaker and party spent
sunday ANA Monday In ~ raso.
john Nix was arrested near sherman ON
hh ihuirtmohl charging hlIn with theft of
cattle IA 1891
Nothing a. yet has been heard from
LOUIS raymond. who niystcri1usly disap-
p"Urrd from Gainesville.
One night last week seven men entered
lhc san Pedro ranch near Eagle lass and
ufnNe on twenty-five head OF cattle.
Several Influential citizens Of Hall county
have employed an attorney TO test the
bonds OF that county
Mary Monctt aged 10, a pupil I'm the
Laredo public school was arr rested on "A
warrant sworn out los tho superintendsnt
charging her with THEFT
AZ II meeting OF the board OF directors
OF the llano Iron City National bnnl rrao.
!uuons were adopted over the death OF it's
late president W. r, Moore Sir.
II is said that o large number OF Chinese
recently discharged nc TumpiCO ana from
various railroad construction camps IN
Mexico nre vending their way toward rho
lilo Gtunde, Ia the hope OF Shipping uuob.
served Into the United States
The man Davis who "a suppogcd 10 bc
the murderer NJ Melinda Melting hns boon
located again, says the Galveston Tribune.
THIS time be Is IN Louisiana sheriff Tier.
nan yesterday received a telegram from "a
sherlH lh southern Louisiana that he had
arrested man who answered the descrip-
ton of Davis and would hold him unfu
sent for Mt Herman wrote the ofilccr
giving full detailed description OF mo
man wanted, Oud N he rccpivea n favornbla
reply VIII send for the man
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
THE YouNarR nRornrRs.
A SISTER OF THEM SAYS BRUCE
YOUNGER DIED THREE
YEARS AGO.

-. A sister OF those ideal outlaws. inc
Younger boys, lives in Kansas Ciy She
Is mqrried, and few know her Identity.
Even did not know Il until she addressed
me q letter yesterday, caused by the pub.
hcation OF story that fossliized body.
supposed 70 be that OF Bruce Younger
hud been found IN a cave In the Guada,
ioupe mountains, Oud had been identiHpd
by a sister OF Bruce. living at Gained.
vale, lleN The ,Hster in Kansas INV
denies the existence Of such IA woman
Bruce, says the sister, emphatically, was
never associated with the James bovs
and, even II alive, Frank James Wonid
not know him. But she claims that Bruce
Younger died IA Colorado City. ana was
buried Ia Colorado Springs three wears
ago last september. The winter OF 1sS5
she says, he was IN Kansas CITY and
made his home with her, under an asslm.
ed name, Of course. Then he went Nest
The sister has a postal card written nv
brnce when he was first taken siek M
Colorado and from his Illness she saws H.
never recovered II know what i am say
ing, she SAYS land n Bruce were nilye
now he would be only ~ Years old
non I want 20 see my name ia print bnt
Il necessary you may reveal my identiTy
TOT the sake OF the dead. As to Bruce
Times. ivy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
MEXICAN NEWS.

rates ''''s''
market.
Five smelters are In course OF construc-
ton In Mexico.
The price OF coffee Is said 20 Ia falling
In the coffee districts
A cigarette factory IN the CITY of AIexlco
employs over 1000 hands.
The government Is reducing the numeri.
cal strength Of the army
contrary to rumOrs, no changes VIII he
made In President Diaz's cabinet.
,y Only O0o applications have been uled at
In the city OF Mexico.
The state OF Tabasco IA rich IN mineral
wealth, and veins bearing nntivp TolI hnve
lately beon discovered
lAfe and IRE Insurance backed by Mcy,.
oa' Naptal are being organized and Amerl.
ca companies are withdrawing.
Qneteyaro the place famous FOR opals
eo9sls oi touryeMrold boy who spsaks
A1nllNu FRENCH English, and SpAnlshi
Employees OF the government printinp
once nave now been supplied with uplfnrn,s
Nn,,Sh Trey are obliged TO wear while ON
i - said that am English. Mexican svns,.
cate is peuecung Arrangements FOR th,,
Sonsol9alon " the entire iron ami strri
industries OF Mexico. ''N''
- itN'fNl INAhNNl officer OF nnNntto
Leouure Neunllo 10y name has embeggled
some SN,oOO of public money. an snS ~
patches from that state. ~" u'''
After june goods can 20 through AIev.
ben1S 9't sNr N0gaiea aud Guaynas ''in
n yimH ies feglpment To ports ON the Pa
elhe coast aud elsewhere
Great alarm Ia felt among the mani.
lNlhE Ia the Tonala district, OF The Fstbi,,
q Nhmp0s' Oven the eruption az Tho NJ
Martin volcano which has hecn belosin1,nn
!Ntth hnne, lava, and ashes Tor he ia.S,
The Mexican government Is doing goo,
WORK ny the matter OF ilstributlon ~ rs,f 1
trees During January ana Fehr,ars ~
uw present year they Imported va on
l39unE olive and GA fruit trees of yariops
FROM California. "F' VINES GU
n Lerge, exports OF silvcr.lead ORC 10 ISL
taso' Kansas city. Omaha and pnro,i..
have heon made VIA Eagle Pass ,mrine i,'s
paht wees Also several ears 81 eopser
y g,.s9m'ng such large proportions We 1 ep,.
saN~.'t,afV tnal the Mexican International
range TO obtain the return loads. NN'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
THE ALDERMAN ETECTpn
A TENAN's pERpLENIrYi
Washington STAR

81, see here" said Mr. Jefferson N sbor,
ot S1gA1l, Tex, as he dlyed into his portas
hn9 Drought up q hundred neatlv enhro,,s
,.,SvbSanlS,, cards done up IN a paekaee
~ I'LL 90 with those things vhen
sel hplnef II | offered one 10 n man H.,
S w me Hut I hnd up here thai n !
Ws.nt 70 sec the eighty fourth nssistant
aNltiRfy 70 tho twenty-third 1ssistSnt
e eS,is w o. The secretary I've got % give
NM, W. pastepoatds 20 a colored gentle.
RlNh VINO wears better clothes tban N
beoi, any n el'e around FOR an hour In The
noh outside before ] can get inside I,d,'
ing ~ The time Il takes [ viii be ana
wbS,,r no more than four calls a weeE
sef Won't take them back. because ~. ~,
S esyP 20 see hile I cant give them ~
cause they cost too much money
wv ,,l thein 10 my trunk my wife Win raisa
NNHnle over my extravaganza ana
VNith explain 20 her Ia forty week. =
~ ~ Y9at you call Democratic severn.
I'Hlt ! IKE 70 see return 10 fa,lerni,1n,
Nsvl 20 think these fellows hi fhe ~
RNtsnAents, being hired hy lie nnbit' ans
tee'WNk tpsif wages from the pnblic emil
pc reached by the public '' V""u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
DOCTORS FEES Avn
VERTTelNo

brateh American mifeeo. IVA 4
Tor removing a little wen i'''
lndys scalp. The paurrs t ,sg'' F,
exact amount Of FREQ adve,,,'., y {.
managed 70 obtain. - Notie'.... ~. !, z
Lots reason together ~"
Here's q firm, one Of tho T..
try over, the world over h
by step, through many YEA. y, 4. D 4
This firm pays the rioigsr. t, ~. !, q
responsive work, this advc,,, a
Che people that they have fs,,s &,
soil, so much faith that n ~. ?
OF cure they don't want vo,,e .'''
DR.. Pierco's Golden Ma,,nas.,14 :
Is sold on this liberal plan
benefit or euro, II costs noitAn
Skin, Scalp and Scrofnlo.s
Eczoma, letter, Salt rheur ~,
White Swsllings, Hip FONT 49,
dred ailments. '''a
It's the cheapest blood ~.
through druggists, no msttsr y, .
hundred doses arc offered D
tSl.00 a bottlel, since you r.t y I.
good you get. ~ '','
Can you ask morel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-05
OLD cHuSIs.
WERE DAN'L LAMONT AND DAVE
HuL-TRICKS AND MAN
NEHS

The success OF Colonel Lamont In manag-
me- Mr. Cleveland has often been remarked
by politicians and wondered at. Lamont
says the New York Press, and. strange to
relate. David Il. hin had a hand IN IL.
AZ any rate, here y a story about Cleve-
land, Lamont ana Hi which points TO that
conclusion. 10 10 believed to be absolutely
authentic Cleveland was governor, Hill.
lieutenant governor, and Lamont private
secretary Lamont became Interested ina
the appointment OF certain man FOR q
certain olhce-So the story goes A dele.
CATION called upon Cleveland to urge the
appointment OF Lamonrs friend. The
spokesman Of the party was A tall brond
shouldered man, and he made a strong i'm
PRESTON on the governor. Cleveland EN-
gagged MIN In conversation, and after he
lett the governor turned 10 Lamont and
said by George why not appoint--to
THIS place manning the spokesman OF the
deleganonlf 1 think he Is just the man
Lamont said nothing, but in n few mo-
ments he slipped cut OF tue executive cham
her ma paid call on Lieutenant. Cover
nor I'm. Ihey remained Ia earnest consul
tuuoh Tor some time. Then Lamont ne.
turned To his desk. Presently Inn dropped
IA ANA nodded TO Air. Cleveland and sat
down az Lament's desk. AIR Blank was
mere today said Lamont to Hill, naming
the man who had made such a good eXpres.
sion on the governor
All sai9 I'm, eleyating his eyebrows,
Seemed 10 be-" Lamont answered.
taats strange said hil. "Wen, he
won't be sober long. lie Is regular bum.
wonder how he got enough money 10 nav
his faro down here Must have made a
raise somtwhere, He owes nearly every
man In Scoharie county" Not n word OF
TINS conversouon was directed to Mr.. Cleve-
land, but he heard every bit Of Il. ms they
intended be should. After I'M left the
room Mr. Cleveland remarked: "Mhy. /
ala not know Mr. Blank had such a bad
character, | guess It would never do 10
appoint him!' Lamonts man subsequently,
got there. IL Is said that Lamont ana
iiilll frequently went through a like scene
Ike the ON described to kill or men MIR.
nleyelnnd had selected for appointment.
Both realized that they could DO nothing
with Cleveland II they opposed him openly
Inc partnership between i'm and Lamont
appears TO have been dissolved, but II
must have been interesting while N lasted