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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-11-17


of the county Of Wise on the LIST day of
November, 1895
james Cbisenhall, Pln,
against In Chancery
VIM. +. Roberts, Admret al
Defendant
The object of this suit is TO subject the
tract Of land owned by decdent. Glen
VI. Roberts, at the time OF his death,
uate on Guests River, containing about
...... acres, TO the payment OF plaintiffs
Judgment, and the other debts, which are
charges against said land And an afda
Wit having been made and filed that the
defendants, Elizabeth Maggard, Emily
Jenkins, Mary Roberts. and Lexington
Roberts, are not residents Of the State of
Virginia, it is ordered that he do appear
here within fifteen DAYS after due publi-
cation hereof, and do what may be neces-
sary 10 prntect their interest in this suit.
And II - further ordered that "a copy
hereof he Published once a week for four
weeks in the The Big Stone Gap Post. and
that copy be posted at the front door OF
the courthouse OF this county on the first
day Of the next term Of the county court. |
a copy-1este:
W. +. kILGoRE, Clerk.
BY Q. A. Johnson. ID. G. !
Anderson Il Bond, p. o. noy3 4l-I7 !
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Total o 4 l2l "a 5-l6
BIG STONE GAP.
Totals 02I Is

The Ayers Mercantile Il Manufac
turing Co. have just received large
assortment Of harness, collars. pads
and brides. They also have a COM
plete line Of saddles, which they are
selling at amazingly low prices.
Anything you want in the saddle and
harness line from a throat-latch to
the highest priced Texas saddle can
be found at their store.
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FROM DWALE.
corresp0naenee o. Do Kg Soc GO -.

Correspondence Of The Big Stone Gap Pgsr
DwALE, DfoKESsoS Co. Va, Nov. A.
The election has now passed. and what
next? Somebody is sick.
Our farmers are now busy gathering
their corn crops. The yield is reported as
fairly good.
The "Twenty-dollar calf Platform" has
broken down, and great was the fall of
those thereon.
Harmon Mullins is now carrying the
mail from Dwale to Clintwood.
Reuben Cantrell, of Pound. il visiting
his daughter, Mrs. T. j. File ming, of this
place.
Are you fattening a turkey for Thanks
yivingf If YOU are, send me an Invite"
ina VIII come, sure. DENOcRAr.
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That Ball Game,

The game of ball between Wise
and Big Stone Gap, as advertised,
was played at this place last Satur-
day afternoon, and the result was
really too bad to mention, but as we
never refrain from telling the truth,
here it goes, Is to 8 in favor of the
visiting team. A number of the
Caps best players were absent and
that had great deal to do with the
result. Following is the score in full;
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WANTED-At once, % wide
awake agents in Southwest Virginia
and Eastern Kentucky to sell the
best and most authentic history Of the
Spanish-Amsrican war. $500 per
day easily made. Write quick.
Outfit and Instructions free to right
parties. No drones need apply.
Address: s. n. JESSIE,
Big Stone Gap, Va.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

The holidays are fast approaching
&. McDuay Hampton, of Bristol,
was IN the Gap sunday.
Capt. o. T.. Fox returned last
week from Porto Rico.
+ ;. Gibson, of Abingdon, was
registered at the Intermont Monday.
The Sportsmen say birds are
Plentiful in this section this year.
W. i. KiIbourn went to Coeburn
Nonda" on official business.
Christmas will come on Sunday
hi, year.
D. e. Anderson is spending a few
aa'' this week over in Kentucky on
basine,s.
Rev. Il. g. Matheson held services
lhe Presbyterian church last Sat
''iay and Sunday.
t. T.lrvine returned Sunday morn
Ms i'Om Jonesville, where he attend
e Lee county court last week.
Ms. J.. II. Ould, of Norton, spent
AT Saturday shopping in the Gap. |
ussuest OF Mrs. j. NJ. Willis. ~
Il. D. Ayers spent several days the
pat week in Richmond and other
Virginia cities.
Ar and Mrs. j. F. Bullitt went to
'o'e'ylIIe on horseback Monday
afternoon.
y Jos. l.. Kelly went to Jonesville
%'nday night On professional bust
Mrs. 5. B. vaught is visiting her
F''''' In Tazewell county this week.
Ms. ". c. Garden returned Mon.
s !; night from a visit to her parents
IL ''"er east Tennessee.
s;i H'' J. y Harmon, of TazewelI, |
,s y" Peach in the Trinity Methodist
, ,;'i. at this place next Sunday {
g.. al"' Minnie Fox returned last |
!, " VA night from a visit to relatives +;
z" New York |
d. WI f. Gilly returned Wednes. {
g.. I'sh' from visit to relatives in {
ANS county. Tenn. /
,ia "s'' \. NJ. Wilson, of West vir. '
Il a.. Preached at the Baptist church 7
''' place last Sunday. 1
chill; M. and Mrs. NJ. c. McCorkle and I
tL. r' e. lei' Monday morning for :
10 VIZ. ;o'''ler home in Tszewell county /
ao,,, "entz returned Sunday =
loo;''g from a business trip TO "
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Worst In the County.

81 have had the worst case OF
ScrOfula ever known in this county.
After taking few bottles of Hoods
Sarsaparilla the sores were entirely
healed and | have been bothered very
little with scrofula since. | believe
Hoods Sarsaparilla to be the best
blood purifier in the world" JOHN A.
CAEN, Brink, VIVA.
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LATEST Man in The World.

a correspondent of a Tennessee
paper writes as follows:
want to tell you of the LATEST
mar in the world. Not long since
while visiting Mr.. Will Leonard, one
of the ladies found quite large snake
in the yard. Bruce Jones was sitting
in the shade reading when the lady
called to him to to come and murder
the reptile, aud don't you think the
lazy rascal asked the lady to please
drive his snakeShip in the shade for
him before he would attempt it's
ASA Ssination.
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Bncklen's Arnlca Salve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chiblain-
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, aud posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
OR money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by J. W. Kelly.
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The Ayers Mercantile and Manu-.
featuring Company have a beautiful
display of goods in the new show
window which they have recently had
htted up. The display in their street
show cases is also very nice and at
tractive.
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hev. W. II. Childers, grea,
evangelist of the Kentucky confer
eacc' M: b. Church, will begin a
series Sc, of meetings at the NJ. f,
Church, Big Stone Gap, Va Tuesday
nigh', December LIST. Everybody in.
vited to be present.
j. f. GILES, Pastor.
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p Mrs :. H. s. Preston and sister, Miss
hste Nelly. of Tazewell, spent Sat.
uraay and Sunday in the G ap visiting
relatives, the guests of DR.. J. w
Kelly and family.
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RELIABILITY

l. quality some newspapers have lost
sight Of in these DAYS Of yellow" Jour.
naIism. They care little for the truth aud
great deal for temporary sensation.
1t Is not 50 with 1'HE DISPATCH The
success Of tbs DIsrArcH rests upon its
reliability. 1t prints the news-all- the
news-and tells the truth about it.
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The Ayers Mercantile d Manufac.
turing 20. have anything you want
IN the way Of boots, shoes and hats
az prices to suit everybody
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Craddock, Terry Il Company
". In Chancerv.
William Kelly ct al
Pursuant to decree heretofore rendered
in the above styled cause, the undersigned
special commissioner will, at his Office IN
the town of Gadeville, Wise County, Viz
ginia, on the 2lst day OF November, 1893,
proceed to ascertain and report to court
the liens affecting the tract Of land in the
bill mentioned; their amounts and prior
tiles, and in whose favor existing; and any
ether matters specially stated, deem per-
tinent by myself or required by any Of the
parties.
This the 22nd day Of October, 1898
". II. BoNp.
Oct27 1916 Special Commissioner.
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Notice!

On and after the 4th day Of Au
gust 1896. / will run hack between
Wise G. II. and Ramsay, twice each
day, meeting all trains. Fare -
cents. The patronage Of the public
is solicited. Respectfully,
G. w. RENFRo.
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10 improve and thicken the growth
oil the hair and restore its natural
color' Halls Hair Remover should be
sapplied and no other. Recommended
by physicians.
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Mayor Il W. j. Horsley and attorney
- r. Ballitt spent last Saturday
hunting in the Duffield country
They killed 80 birds. Game is real
plentiful this year.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NUTTIF,
Alfred X. Mullins ct al
vs.. : In Chanccry.
W. f. Harris etal.
Pursuant to decree heretofore entered
in the above styled cause, the undersigned
special commissioner in the said cause
will proceed at his Office in the town Of
Wise county, Virginia, on the
u st day of November. ls9S, to ascertain
the liens against the lands mentioned and
described in the bill and proceedings Of
the said cause; their amounts and prior
tiles; in whose favor existing.
This the 22nd day of October 1898.
W. II. BoND,
Oct27 1916 Special Commissioner.
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n. n Cough syrup has saved the
sty .ls"..' a child This wonderful rem.
s.sd uea,is.s lures Group, whooping-cough
F'iss 2Sc. 'Ouso' 1t has never failed.
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The Big Stone Cap Post.
THURSDAY. NOV. II, 1898.
Clubbing Offer.

The big Stone Gap Post is clubbing
'Ih The following papers at the following
fste.
The Post and Thrice-a-week New
York World...............$I. 5O
The Post and The Twice.a-week
Louisville Courier-J Ourual. 1926
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Old newspapers for sale at this
office, 20 cents per hundred.
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Analysis Nir mia ana OF Eastern Ken
lucky Coke made by A. =. McCreAth
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FROM STONEGA.
Correspondence Of The Big Stone Gap Posi-

Correspondence OF The Big Stone Gap Posi-
SroXEGA, Va. Nov. 1.-THE Stonega
Brass Band have organized. and meet for
practice in the Odd Fellows Hall semi
weekly. They have ordered their rnstru-
ments and their leader, Mr. II. !. Woods,
says he is confident that the band will he
able to play creditably Ly Christmas as
some of the members have seen service
elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Smith have re-
turned from their wedding tour and are
stopping at the Stonega House temporar-
lily, till they complete furnishing their
home.
Christmas is coming and the children
will begin rehearsing this week for the
Sabbath School entertainments, which
they hope will eclipse any previous effort.
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup Is the best
remedy for relieving and curing that
asthmatic cough. Physicians recommend
it. Buy only the genuine Or. John W.
Bulls Cough Syrup
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS


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only, knowledge Of that fact will
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

In the Clerks office Of The Circuit Court
{ the county Of Wise on the LIST day of
Ioyember, 1898.
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cat
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK. NY
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Miss Jamea Honnred


 Miss Allie James, of Memphis, was rendered melon party Friday cven- ing by her friends at the residence of M sp1an ,son5 the Sulphur Springs rad Tae@party rode out to the scene on their bikes, which was by no=means the least enjoyable feature of the occasion. After the conclusion of the melon feast dancing was fn- dulged in, and the entire evening was most dellghtfully passed.
 The party was1 comppsed as fol iosSs:
 Mrs. stanly, Misses Hudson. snso James,, Ihhz Thompson, Ml...ie Moone, Anna Jackson.
 Messsrs, Phil Crutcher, ". T, Bra kier, Ed Rosenberg, Sfdner, Prank Ragland, Ivory, E. A. Jackson, Cliff tdniSparks,a .ar. 5 'f1s. sa. .i.5... .,... z.
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A Veranda Party,

The Qui F,iveclub was delightfully."- entertained last Tuesday, evening by Miss Lutie Lane, and the members will ever remember the occasion as pnelofthe most enjoyable and pleas. hntIy spent evenings in the history of the club. The spacious hall, par lors an and 4d5 dining ii room were tastefully decorated with palms and roses, the. dining. room deserving especial mention. Seats were arranged on the porch and fancy Chinese lanterns and umbrellas decorated the ceiling and arches of the porch. The win fiows, also the dining room were lighted up with lamps, all having shades of the same color. On arliv- aleach guest was invited to have a souvenir fan, on one side of which a conundrum was written that requir- ed e.ns wering before the fan could be used. This created quite a good deal of amusement and kept the conver- satiOn general. After the fans had played their part the hostess passed around small cards with pencils at tached. These cards had the face of q clock printed on them, and the young gentlemen were asked to in- Tite different partners for each hour of the clock for a chat. The hours in reality were limited tD ion minutes each, designated by the tap of q bell. During the, chat the guests prome- naded through the house and yard, and sat in any apartment that caught their fancy.e Partners were
 demanded to change each time the bell tapped, until all had been talked to in turn. Then the hostess request ed her guests to be seated on the geranda, and called on one young lady and young gentleman to relate the conversation they had held with their different partners. The hostess had arranged with Mr. Alex Rowell anafSifss Arie Ferguson before hand and sD aayesthemlans opportunity to niake a3 a3brfghtreports I'hey afford e1iaf great. deal of Amusement and fuils,56a,iid led to much bright talk on the art of scohVersation, during which thegzests partouk of refresh- ments, which were served ip courses. They were then treated toyocal and
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l WntermeIon Parry.

Miss Willie Fall delightfully."- enter taineG with q watermelon party last Wednesday evening at her eozy cot tage at Sulphur Springs. The at. tendants were few in numbers, but nevertheless an enjoyable evening was spent Miss Fall is ever Il charming entertainer. Games were a pleasing feature. Elegant refresh- ments were served, including water melons. After the watermelon re- past was served face washing was the next in order, and a number were "done up" in great style. Those who were SO lucky as to be among the attendants were:
 Misses Mae Hudson, Anna Jack son, Laura Truloek, Llllie Johnson and Willie Fall.
 Messra. Frank Worrall, Frank Ragland M. M. Boone, ". G. Cobb, (Palestine, Fex.l and Earl Phillips.
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 A Hay Ride.

Last Thursday evening q hay ride to Judge Sorrells place, south of town, was enjoyed by q number of pleasure seekers. The participants chartered q large wagon, filled it with hay, and were soon iolting along singing merrly in the bright 'mo9nlight un oint of .desti- nation was reached. Upon arriving lat Judge Sorrells' residence the hay riders were cordially received aad it was not long until they were in the midst of the may dance. t4a Elegant refreshments were served aud the occasion proved highly en- joyabie. Tine participants were: Misses Julia Stephens, Lucy Hud- son, Belle Hogg, Inez Thompson, Mattie Loving, Alma Dewoody, Elm ma Dewoodys Nina Smart, Lizzie Knox.
 Messrs. Percy Meyer, Ed Galbraith, Roy Cason, Asa Mccain, Geo. Bueh- anan, Garland Kavanaugb, Harvey 5Hogg,
 Chaperones. Mir. and Mrs, J. W. Crawiord,'
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i HIT WITH A BofTEE.
H tft tf--TT 7-7t3 F1F ' J 2. tE Dave o'copnOrl 4osidsntn tally IHltF g fiiasssr
 lRY While rhIeWips at Ano.heFs ,f,y

E M l8afIi fg q AEt{ }
 Friday evening Dave O'Conner q son of Erin" unknowingly wander ed into an queysinth rear of Bag raque street f sal9on@and was sboa fast asleb. hyilgMssCrary seeing him In his peaceful repose, proceeded to pour some oil of mustard on the rear of his anatomy, and which in a few minutes began to take effect. Dave was awakened by fluid, ana see ing McCrary'run away, and at the same time having 2 determination fol revenge, foIlowPd Nit tn. an, empty .beef b0ttie, whichsw hen 4R thr6wing distance went through the atmos- phere at q vicious rate.. The bottle missed its mark. anid Sstruck Mary Moore wife of Lotus Moore (col0 squarely in, tue stopeeh4lSU
 Mary was carried to her home and a physician was called Up to the present 'wfitihg she Is in n dangerous condition. O'Cenner was arrested andgave bondl The date'pf trial is being delayed on account of the gomqgapn's eppdigipq9. r1oJi
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z5(d!Sj!lIIIidIIIfI.2 d!j!IIIiIIII Is aEssand i Y BECRFTS' SOCTFTTF;X
Iron Hall.

A branch of the Iron Hall was temporarily organized Friday even ing at Dr. Allen's office in Smiths drug store, with 8 list of eighteen names. This order is steadily in creasing in membership. The branch will be permanently organized and officers installed on next Friday evening, August }, at Dr. Aliens office in the Masonic building. All interested are invited to attend.E
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Sulphur Springs Dots.

Messrs. sam Katzenstein and Har- |ry Solmson, two popular shoe men 3of your city spent q few honrs with us Friday evening. Mr rank Ragland. who is so- journing here. spent Saturday in Pine Bluff.
 Miss Anua Jackson, our Mississippi sojourner, spent the day Saturday in Pine Bluff.
 The Rough Riders" Misses Mae Hudson, Inez Thompson, and Anga Jackson and Messrs. Frank WorralI, Kagland, Arthur Wells, and Henry Russell rode out to the Springs Sat Iurday evening.
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instrumental music, rendered by the hostests and other young ladies, after which the guests took their departure, each ex pressing them selves as enjoying the most pleasant evening of the seas m. Those pTesentwere:
 Misses Hattie Holland. Arie Fergu- son, Dollie Smith, Ruby Alexander, Vie Harrel, Nina smart, Lutie Laine, Mrs. D. |. Parker; Messrs. Beaure Hut, Finn Hut, Louis Thompson. Marvin Holderness, Alex Rowen. Edwin Galbraith. Percy Meyer, MT. and Mrs. Laine.
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Knights of Honor.

The local Lodge of the Knights of Honor, is in 9 very flourishing con lition and new mentors are being initiated at every meeting. The To- cal lodge at present has. q member- ship of 13Q, with ten new applicants to be initiated at the next meeting At the regular meeting last Thurs day night r new members were initiated as follows.3
 Messrs J.C.Morris, T. r. Mays, F.J Hearin, C. H. Gammil. Leo Blum, c. F. Hestand. E. L. Byrd, $. E. Hay4 wood, Ed Ryland. J. NJ. Parker, ", l.. Corder, Elijah Hearin. E. A. Hall, J. L. Mahan, c. Bently,.J. L,.clark and Lee Fox. M
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PIo Merlo EntertaIns.

Friday evening q crowd of ''city folks" were rendered an invitation to attend dance at the residence oi Mir. Pic lMerlo, on his place a few miles east of the city. Eha evening was most eniogably spent Elegant refreshments were served being chief Iy the choicest of fruits, picked from his celebrated orchard.
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STORM AND RAIN. y.'.- .-,.1ssllEs9 .s,7 shower. Visit S E This sectIoh.

ft setd1rila3 nfait apgs g o'clock 4sihesBl6ft and vicinity were visited by a heavy down-pour of rain pre- ceded by severe winds. So far as could be heard from. no damage was done.
 A telephone message from Lfttle Rock states that. the storm, aecom- panied by lightning, was especially severe in that city, and that the vivid flashes of lightning followed by sharpIpeals1of tn under caused q horse and buggy toB run away, seriously iniuring the occupant, whose name could not be learned.
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Miss Mamie Glarrlge, of Newport, after a several weeks Yisftf frieOds in Junction. E45 a5ri aei here yest@+ day and will bea the guest Of Mrs. Oscar Brewster for several weeks,
 II0G -44il14ifss s=1ll =11llAAt- Y -sz-a l3g k9i E
 Mrs, MarE, Champ of Nashvill e, Tenn. after pleasant visit to Mir. and Mrs. Fred Hudson. will leave Monday on visit to friends.ih Tex ae 55---=-s
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Again. Captured

Hat as5kes 'AS 'ASs brougnI 6afor1e Justice Vance, oh two charges Sat urday.--assault with intent to kill and escap ing from the chain gang. The con Et4obf %aS crowded with spectotofs, and during the trihl,
 Mint in some manner, jumped
 through the assemblage and out the back door He was sos quick. the off cers had only time to get to the door and see him surn the corner. Hsafsaiaeh 'Hlaat tHeadWay)on the officers, wto were lined up in the ggea5Vacs -as tollpgg Rhilpot at the quarter, Walters at the half, Jeaar55p9 9t th9,three lqaaytag and Rorfty had given uptbe chase. At W.allaut. street Gqnstables, ,Philpet had jumped on a strangers horse and succeeded in catching Mint near the opera house. He was taken back to court, where the trial was cotdhieasR Mldt wasQAhed $50 and costs and six months in Jail for escaping from the chain gang and $50 and costs for assault with intent to4pls sHeWll pielsscotte son sthe couat ylasnB fbrss5me tide-t6 cosne.
 A very laughah es scepe was per formed during etHe schassrs 6tlcer Roarity. who is a regular New York "cop"s ip ssize,s stqpped. after runnk g a hal fA EMoelsland Sgelled te Jefferson TksSp fta dp i'd i've give cut. Ahnna9s} hag uie M I
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The GRArme is not only a newsy paper but is an appetizlng one also, A gentleman remarked to us yester- day to please see that his paper is delivered early Sunday mornings as he cannot enjoy his breakfast when it arrives late.