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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-03-18
F. W. HUSEmANn,
GUN AND LocKsEITE,

Paper and envelopes Of all kinds
writing and pencil tables, pens,
pencils, memorandum and pass
books, purses, banjo, violin and
guitar strings, and notions generally,
ct the Bazaar.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

Sweeny put the stranger Rl, ~ lAieklaiS
a row with little Jslianiy Medley. bis
they eouldn'f prove Il NJ the Inquest
s-it SAAs late Al might. ssaad NssesAs.y MAS
IN the far0 hank playing the lslssh slstta
and losing right aleng az nsusti. HE
seemed 40 have faifk that his Aaek
Mosald change rNaI LAlsilt and kt.lst estt.s.a
watch " the game. Ale had sBseni tlls
last dollar Tor chips. and had sl1tksfa
his hast stack Ehen Ari10Isa dske eil-
tered the place with q Es7Eular 41istlali
war Mllaop aud fired a ssAlst rllneAsESll
the roof as = warning thar he nsas &ssti
for tr0ulsle
Nearly every sne IN aie fsiaee SO
out Of his MAY. lsHf 30hnnF AsrslssF dsc
neg even iasak np fnem xias card t-ttsse-
lake Mzls n lai$. StaSsLsx d1beN- etl<
Mla1n he s-angila Sixlii ~ the 4ti1lt
snl0eth1aced chap sitting FAaefe 3&ssE-
ing faro il seemed 10 se.l hiEa aid AZ
4 walked over. aud catching hssld "a tlas
back ~ NsssleFfs s-asair. aE1fea isssrh fsslls
feet ffsam the sisar and tllssH III ~.
--Flle reslns sanlAsis-r sea alfIie . 90
isg the fal. and as be- sstrz ss.tItssasft 12il
ellali- b. leesks.a 10 IA mid Surprise q.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26
SO. Llmltra Knnll.h

\ well known Californian. WIN wBs
J'iher NEAR" ~ lilo New EugtguIers
~, nnt who c1tilb w. decidedly pro.
""n "'trn thar weFN ~ Igaiss ~
was ouirageOllsIy DyercIinrgcd by d
atW tan ..,fter N1J iuyu4at - 1akis
advantage ~ ills aud bls .DtipaulDI,'s
lnn0feiIcs ~ Partisan Ways The
Stranger swOre by holy ~. Denis That
~ would not pay The brignnd. gfyI the
Fellow cOOlly drove IN with his lug.
gage \ yell ~ dIsmay rnenllcd him.
mn me rhils0ui was wr1ihfuIiy sield.
~ ~ "Blankaty blank" cried tbs
MlH Ihff' III yOu, come down
oif That box" The FrenehnInn dld moi
know what WIS nnld. but Ia was pretty
sure ne was receiving IiOinicidni ours.
inK. ~ ~ hurried 70 escape. lie knew
VERY Htile English. blt the honor ~
FRANCE had 10 be- upheld. IIe giuce.
IIlly cracked his whip, and went cnr.
asflna Inntlly away. 'iar.r.r," Ii.
lf0ablfr' "''ps'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26
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~ lad tguHf fsefssre tiiF siege ezst
/ 81 ffssg lsSssagbf III ffe ring sol sssid
I y - faS dssler III dTdssy ~ priit iire
snszIey - bsiy fo0,i f.Frefit after fiIw
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lfsqamUnfsfs nd ysnr isfrr Ease !
came tite sfgiie firm tts lt,Iiaa i,dsy n
N ftg ftTu. Nisg ~ ikiux srftfrn "a
assd siesEfef ~ frti lHga hss<af y stated
ff,af u had ism ill., prnprfg ~ ~
Eazlish ftsrrtsi hunter alss War kiiismi
- flzseF. aisi his irienas stad The
ring ~ ut means ~ seftd ihe isJy
hmm FIR sfDfJp Nts feasf nnI 1swrl
'GgDd D pfrefHser III . prominent ~ ~
f>sg IN ne Jssgs fSasls. 30 fpH lgBz
nfferWaFd Was hundred ~ iffg fVptJ
NmlDg tic aFtieis-s takfu III tito tnuF
dersr vas tie rlng Hnd rl# nFH ite
zan ~ Wsffieg iY5w stsm 4 you'll tHeii
no. Gbey lad MT EqHg ~ vail. ~ ~
their poypir had ~ fiHs fimn isafued
siDuf tbe sfgt" anil Nsre ~ he hs,k
Dgt FIR M AfisF ~ months 4 wAl
fDtiHd W ~. siyOvt lsp ~ ieNeisf "
i,fidDm vim bld Bought Il from 4
nftn 10 Amsterdam. II Ms isnfgisi ~
fbr Pgrls agent. aud seui tlark ~ a.
started afresIi IN ~ travels. II va,
purf4iase1 aRHin ~ woman ~ H.,
town, win, .iH weeks IstrF, NJ dfnWs
Dni ~ The rsine will the gem % hi
finger, and, ~ d strange pfdBeldsiipe
II waa offered ~ lie hfIn That sDid 1
~ the police agrnts. tlie roiift hayin.
inris1lciiOn haTinz DrdeFrd u ~ II
s0d, N1d - y vent firm lmHd i,
hand. attended with misfortune Il
eYery change aud usually brIngin,
death ~ The i,ys-sps1F. I.IbOferE Il
Tie GOic0pda mInss used 10 say tim
!, when . stCn. was baptized IN bin,
4 when first taken from the earth !
!, eaiiseJ the shedding ~ bIopi wilercye
1 y went. and the HiOry gew ~ Dne site
/, llLofHeIisd gem gDea fnr ~ CONFIRM D.
4 DEF ~ siFsb d EDpcfatiiiOH. Jew 49,,
: lieyi@W.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26
por ws,srg. q. Know,

That rapid eating n siOw Suicide.
That lump ~ sugar saturated n
vinegar IN etiicgelOus ~ most cases ~
blpoDJglI,
That ~ sleeping 10 cold room -.
tablistI The habit ~ breathing through
~" DOse, never with the mouth open.
Tint y snyere parOxysm ~ coughing
may often bc arrested w tablespoon.
~ ~ gIycerIDc 10 u wInegIass N hot
milk,
That ~ compel child 10 cal any.
thing against which ~ palate natural.
W rebpIs ~ y cruelty nj the time and
may produce evil effects later on.
That . few drops ~ ilDcfnrn ~ ben.
zoln put into The water 10 which the
fnce N baihed Will prevent tho sblny
appeara Of the skin with which "a
many people are affected. especially n
VAIN weather
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

@m~swA~~G - $3.50 - =
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

A novel legal point Is involved - 2
ease now on trial in ST. Louis ID Al
gust. 1895. Freeman o. Smith. COM
mercial traveller residing al Little
Rock, bought pair of shoes thai were
too tight for him. They ehafed the
skin OF his little toe, but he continued
TO wear them. and for a while continue
TO wear them. and for while tried 70
cure the sore without the ald 81
physician. The toe became worse ana
a doctor was called in. but even ms
skill was unaFailing, and Smith died q
blood poisoning. Among other asses
of the dead mans estate Was an aeel'
dent insurance policy. The company
issuing il refused to pay the insurance
on the ground that the blood poisoning
was not due to accident, put 70 neglect
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

IN the agricultural liss. -
al other states IN me 49, y
PRODUCTS Cotton. eoTs. sss
grow and are raised 10 sss, 4
she state and ln ths esstfsl - -
srn portions sugar esns &
cane are probably euisiss1.
Gulf Coast two or thfss 80 "a
stablsa are raised zach ysss .,s,
are shipped siE wesksia
the home crop in shs 80 - 4
peaches. pIgma oraSsss Il
and Buis al grow shsness ~
be marketed from tive 70 -. -.
In advance Of the Csls'gss Il
Large qusniitiss Of rice A., - Z
1.-THE land seeker. tbs ~ = -
and the settler desires "a
farm larger than ths ons ,s-wz
on vastly more ressonspas n
wants more land 10 eniuss. VI
variety of erops 90 hsfsess $500
portIonately increased s<slz
NJ 9 Iess outlay for eost o. ~. 80
IL he wants an esr'isf 100,
correspondinRiy higher AZ -
wants mIIder winter. az ~ I
turags for his stock, "a :
Increased bodily comfofn q
and prosperity be sbouIo 'y,,lssl
seDd for pamphlet as.s' ssssu !
resources OF this greas .szsa
free. Low rate home vsrsssb
sIons via the Missouri. h =. ~
railway on Decempef sorshss
1895. n. A. Cbsrrief' .ss,s "
senger agent, ago MaSq"
Chicago, Ill
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26
GAMBLING " ElmOpE.
Baeesrsf ~ the cI.Bs ssd Pefifs
Nhekaaa ID pHblIe.

IN Europe. exoeDt ~ Monte GarIo,
table gambling, sDcIi ~ roulette and
rouge ~ n0ir, has long disappeared.
~ course, baccarat, which II 70 Tho
EUROPEAN gambler what draw poker
IL - tho American, N played ~ The
clubs and IN other secluded places,
Often for very high stakes BIN the
Iaws arr everywhere rigid against pub
IL gambling. and ~ the Casino people
have 10 resort 10 other agencies for
amusing The stranger aud tightening
his purse,
Aome years ago wrote The Courier
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

A waiter in Chicago hotel. rnmmag-
ing with some other colleagues among
some unclaimed baggage in the cellar,
discovered wallet containing bonds
of southern railroad for $4,000 With
$4,000 accumulated interest due on
them. He turned them oyer 10 the
police and now the hotel manager il
suing for their recovery, claiming that
they should not have been taken away.
One George Craft owned the trunk and
when, on June 7, 1894, the manager
told him to pay his bill Of s2S.40, he
was unable 10 do 50 and was turned on
OF the hotel, his trunk being held fol
the account Now the question is, WIN
was Craft, where is Craft, and, If hi
does not turn MP, who does the oOney
belong to- The manager. the waiter
or who?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

Ignaee PadeFewski, the eminent piaa-
list, has always been a source q bound
less copy" to newspaper men IN this
country and others. And il has been
his lot to have sensational negs con
corning himself transmitted broadcast
at all times The faithful 81 cable is
now responsible for two new items Goa
corning him. One is that he has be
come as bald as billiard ball which
would necessitate the Intervention q
skilled wigmaker il he wants 70 re,
tain his .'pul." with the women. and ~
other is that he is hopeiessly Insane
The probability is that neither are true
but what is 10 be said of the unkiae
scribe who, taking up the badness par
OF the story, claims boldly tina
Paddy has always worn wig.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

In Manuel, n. r., live Henry Eskra
and his wife. They still occupy the
same house, but have not spoken TO
one another for twenty years. They
anarreIed then and agreed 10 divide
the house between them, each taking
three Of the six rooms, which are d.
yided by the passageway. There IL q
common door, but otherwise their Ways
are separate. On each side Of the walk
are three apple trees, 80 when the diyi.
sion was made their possessions were
almost identical, but to-day a greai
difference liz noticeable, The husband
earns a living by various bits OF jot
work and has kept his side OF thu
htIse, garden and even the porch, IL
excellent repair, while the woman, de
pendest upon what her children Civ.
her, haA been forced to allow her sid,
to becomA very dilaDidated, even heI
side OF ID. porch IL tumbling dow
and her tnretsppIe trees are dead from
lack OF prnnins,nd care. The childrei
have repeatedly ,ndeayored 10 brln,
about a reconcilial an but their effort
have always been R,itless
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26


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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26
noTgs OF THE DsE.

Mlaapsriia cattle arc en@suf'
valued AZ szs .019 90
Wood FOR teams rAces~s = y
years before bsing used
Bportsmsn are ssse,iaf szs :
Potomac. The wsfsF 70 - Y
lon &ad clear
A poDs North carolisa iafnS
% . gold nugEsf % 30 tsfn :. +
ainrs refused fsbgioas Efsas :
lands
Hays In the OttOnas s127 !
arahaa. SIAN. chtna sss tad :
% African countries, slai"i :
eKtlnct. -
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26
Another Pink PHI Eth


Eroam TIE wotse. EEerzss G.
Mrs k@nEy r. Eeebe -
D~ax 9essstssn yeAss has r.sss
zs1t Caldwell street. Ozuass -
an ezxhass4sfle aamiF~r - -
is&nas' 2-saa F7lln Ter paie -
b~she sass shs woula nas y -
PAX fssis for any l1sssue~w,.-.
have proved - - saeh ! -
her In tks PAST few year.
Fer sz2ang years Mrs. ks~s.
. sufferer from . sewers a. ~
eszsl&g feFHs % ehsowzc -
wh1eh gave her n rzns go !.
% 90 teFs~ years ago sss> - -
wnAt e ~as 50 h@ rsalsssa -
ard 80 sina~s. usually az nssss =
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

The Bank of England can scarcely
keep the gold from coming 20 Amer
lea by raising the discount rate or ps
advancing the selling price Of eagles
and bars. So long as England keeps on
buying enormously Of American prod
nets and selling little in return gold
win come this way-until such time a.
America gets ready to invest surplus
funds in England as England used g
do over here.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

I'd for bjs OwB guns, but BE- mar mi
quick enough,
There W8s bud TeiJgKt and tiIT ld2.
cOWgDdly outlaw insUblsd Over, sjRt
through the iletgt
''.yeeIey tgfDfG I1ck 70 tie farO iabl9
just ~ quiet ~ ~ nothing had hap
jvBed aud. handing bjs pistol back ~
the dealer, b. sald'
ruin ~ With tie dnaj, Ny Inst fiye
~ tIls queen"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

A New York woman committed sun
eide because her husband rode bley-
Gle too much. all Of which she eoala
have cured him Of in one week BY buy
Ing a tandem.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

rife. Then b. gamHed them down OB
iiis lDNder mud iireJ nj tie maddsnesi
deer His partner came ai0ng after
aWiilie with belt faII ~ iIiliets. and,
making = g,iB fOr ibe TREE, gave i hui.
W ~ ii,e sitODter, vim gnickIy KILLED,
Tie deeg,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

Money is the pick'locs
fails. .sv Of
where there 10 no mo'''
devil. ,a,s. u
harvest will come IN aus psI
rho more you praise - -
don't deserve II the NV"
him. ,.tss y
bicycles aeon % hs, -, -, sssaI,
of brass candlssticks ~
snts.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

The growth OF postal ,ciIit,es az 90
index Of progress was rec Nv ! mattar
OF comment in these colIn some
figures are at hand which emf s,1s ~
points previously set forth. R ard,ng
- these figures there were only,a,ns
ty-fiye postoffices IN the United ia
a the close OF the Revolutionary W
when the war Of 1872 was over ths
were about three thousand. ~ =
close OF the Civil War the number "
more than twenty-eIght thousand, y
teen years later there were forty.t'
,housand postofiices In the repnbl
anil today there are sixty thousand
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

AS much bitterness and hate can De
expressed in a word as can be fired
out OF gun.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

There is probably a time IN the NE
of every man. when his hand aihlOs'
touches the philosophers stone
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

A good man finds good wherever ne
goes. because the good IN MN orahss
ont good in others
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

II is human nature TO use things
roughly, and when they break declare
they never were good.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

Farmer Pfaff Of Pettia County. NO.
raised 200 bushels Of kafiir corn on
three acres Of ground this season
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

Something is sure TO be accomplished
by the man who sticks TO one thing
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

The man who gives help 10 another
searns how best to help himself.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-26

zone day there drifted into the town
n regular professional had man. He
wore his bair long, and called himself
Arizona Jake. His available assets
consisted ~ two reyOlyers. u knife and
% record ~ TWO murders md three
aalaiH killings. Before he had been IN
! lwn many hours he let II BE- known
IA he was hunting trouble, and the
= undecided that he should not Dc long
I; II u.
sas always believed that Bob