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The Marshall republican., 1900-03-23
Musical a College Chapel.

The piano recital. given at the
College OH Monday evening, March
~, by Miss Alma Silcr, pianist, and
Miss Clara Brown. vocalist. which
was arranged under the faculty
entertainment cours.. was largely
attended. the chapel being comfort.
ably filed with an apr, cia,ivc au-
dience.
DR.. Galloway presided in the all
sercc Of Prof Place. who could not
he present OH account of the scri.
Il illness Of his little son. Harold.
Miss Brown. who is we'll known as
a vocalist. was in good voice and
her selections were happily chosen.
Miss Siler gave a group OF rather
difficult piano compositions, play.
ing each Of her selections with
wonderful taste aud breadth Of IN
Outstanding.
Miss Silrr has the honor of lie.
ing the only graduate. from the
piano department Of the School Of
Music this year, aud in this her
first recital. she certainly acquitted
herself mos exccp ion ,'lv. reflect.
ing gre It credit on MISSOURI Valley
College. aud Pf"i !: : Place. her
musical instructor
An original composition given
by the Young pianist is said to have
been one OF the most brilliant nmm.
bers al the evening. and all who
failed Ia Tx present upon this coca.
sion. missed q rare treat
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-23

Mrs. J. \ Davenport. living
seven miles south al town. had q
peculiar experience on Tuesday
night She took a match. il being
after dark, and went to the yard to
See that her turkeys aud chickens
were well protected, and as she en-
tered the chick.S, house she struck
q match. which enabled her to see
the fowls. and threw it down. think
ing i, had burned out; closing
the door, she returned To the house.
In a few minutes she saw a big
light in the yard, and rushing on,
found the chicken house ~ flames.
aud it was only by the greatest Ct
fort that the chickens and turkeys
we're saved, as the house was Ell
tircly destroyed, and the chickens.
a. fast as removed, would run right
into the fire again.
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-23
Fashion Notes.

The following fashion notes were
gotten up aud read M a bright
Marshall hoy at the S~pcLccrian 81.
cie,y on March ~, 1900.
Men ave wearing trousers a little
longer than they did la, winter.
Small children are wearing shoes
this winter rs usual.
The time is near for the white
collars which the girls Of Marshall
High School cover up with ribbon
during the winter .to go To the laun-
dry Tor their spring cleaning.
Foala,ds will bc much worn this
summer.
Summer waists will consis, most
ly of yokcs.
Walker Striker is wearing long
trousers this spring. lie reports
that most oi the 81. Louis men re
wearing them, too.
silk Innings for dress skirts will
not b. seen mucl, the coming year.
a rope of pearls and u rat give
the hair the appearance that II Is
about to succumb Ia tie laws of
gravity.
Embroidered suspenderS are v,iy
popular. hut they y, rform about
the same office as those which are
uncmhrOidvfcd
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-23
Marshall Of One NJ nd.

Colonel a. l.. S,,ang returned
recently from Marshall says the
Sedalia Capital. where on the day
before h. attended a meeting of
ciIi>cus. called for The purpose Of
consulting. relative I" renewing the
old pledge, tor the north AID south
roai
The meeting was called for 10
O'Clock "Wednesday morning. and
by o'clock tia, ai'.rro ~ the old
concessions had been renewed. the
note, had been drawn up and given
to the printer. delivered. signed
and placed in the bcnk
IT'S mp To Srd,lia
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-23
Meeting Closed.

The meetings at the Southern
Metliodis, church. conducted bv
Revs. q. l.. Couolcy and J. ".
Howell. which have continued for
som. weeks. closed M Tuesday
night The meeting was a mag.
nificent one. aud the people Of the
church were greatly revived.
There were IS conversions aud
IS additions Ia the church. Rev.
Mr.. Couolev aud wife and Mr..
push. who assisted IN the music,
have made many friend, in our
city. who will look forward to an.
Other visit from them with pleas.
ufc
NJ. Pnph and Rev. Mr.. Cono'ey
left ", dndcsday for Virginia City,
III. Mrs Conolcy will extend her
vi-i, To Mrs. Howell.
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-23
Firs,>C Class Meat Market.

K. l.. Rea. who has been cm
ployed ~ Conway's meat market,
in this city. for some six wears, has
opened u meat marke, Of his own
in the building south of the New
York Store, the first door, The
firm will he X. T.. Rca * Co.. and
they will keep everything usually
found in a first class meat market.
a liberal supply OF the trade is 80
llcitcd, Mr.. Rea will he glad to
seq all Of his old friends. and by
fair dealing, hopes TO make many
new ones. Give them a call II YOU
want first class meat. Il
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-23
A Box Party,

Box No, at the opera house on
Tuesday evening was occupied by
a bevy OF most beautiful children,
all dain,ily dressed in their white
and bright.red gowns, aud in their
beauty We'd with the MINISTRIES in
sharing the attention of the large
and enthusiastic audience.
The party was given by Miss
Katherine Patterson to the follow
ing little folks: Nell Newton, Nir-
ginia Smith, Dryden Hoss and
Florence Patterson.
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-23
Banquet at Blackburn.

Cards arc on, to a banquet to be
given on Saturday evening by the
directors OF the Blackburn bank. as
a compliment to ID. NJ. Pinkerton,
who until recently has been their
cashier, and who has accepted a
position in the same capacity in
the Kansas City State Bank. a
number of gentlemen from Mar
shall will attend and it promises Ia
be a swell affair.
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-23
City Committee Called,

Republican City Committee will
meet Saturday night, March a4th,
at 7:,O, at the office of T.. K.
Brown. a. b. STEWART.
Secretary.
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-23
For Sale

Fifteen head of grade and thor.
omghb,-d Shoithorn Bulls. aged
from tn , years viii sell single
ar IN lot. Gro G.. HAWKINS.
III lfairvi'l.. Mo
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-23
Monarch Ministries.

liz NlOlIblSu ShtttSsiNtNs uuoN
the direction of the Marshall Con.
cert Band, gave their initial n
t%ertainment on Tuesday, March
goth. at the opera house. when
they were greeted by a large and
enthusiastic audience. who one and
all. pronounced it a most creditable
entertainment, and far above those
usually given by amateurs. each
one in his own particular role prov
ing himself an artist.
Special mention must he made
Of l:unice McCurdy. not only IN
his monologues and solos. but in
the rendition Of his newly invented
telephone, which vas most laugh
able and brought down the house.
Mr.. W. l.. Hoffman. as inter
locutor. was certainly n credit to
the entertainment.
The comic song. WHEN YOU
amt got no money, YOU needn't
come around" by Homer Hatton,
was loudly applaudcd.
The Marshall Mandolin Club
played beautiful; and Wis a mark
cd feature Of the entertainment.
Robert T.. Waid. in his 'lmi,a.
ton Farm Yard Melodies" proved
himself an artist in his chosen pro-
ies.ion Mr.. Ward expects soon
to tour the state as All impeison.
a,or, and his many friends in Mar.
shall wish him the unbounded sue.
cess that that his talent deserves.
4 clarinr, solo. The Rose" 10y
Joe Michel, was the classical nmm-
her of the evening.
The two comedians. Henry Bry-
ant and Noble B%runaugh, IN their
rendition o, popular Don songs,
were laughable indeed. and their
makeup would have done credit to
to Carol! Johnson himself.
One of the most interesting and
enjoyable features oi the entertain
men, was the valuable pony owned
by Lester Lindsay OF this city which
was brough, on the stage through
the courtesy Of its owner, who had
offered the sum Of s, so to anyone
who could throw the pony down
twice out OF three times And the
wrestling match between the pony
and a darky man Of the town
was watched with much in
tercst. when after several attempts
the pony succeeded in downing the
individual twice ont Of three times.
And our citizens are not only in
debted To the Marshall Band for
their good music during the long
summer evenings, but for a delight.
full entertainment as well,
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-23

Il
CALIFORNIA
EXCURSIONS.
Via the Santa Fe Route


Three times u week from Chi
cago aud Kansas city.
Twice u week from ~. Paul !
and Minneapolis.
Once q week from st. Louis
and Boston.
IN improved wide. vc-,ihulcd
Pullman tours, sleeping ears.
BETTER than ever h"fOir'. at low. :
est possible rates.
Experienced excursion con- I
dnctOrs.
Also uaily service between
Chicago and California.
Correspondence solicited.
T.. \. GRADY,
Manager California Tourist
Service, The Aichison. To-
peka Il Santa Fc Hallway,
J 100 Adams street, CHICAGO.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06
THE KING OF JueaLERs.
Hadii Gherifr and His Troupe Of Arabs
Are Here.

Among the special attractions with
Al. G. Fields ninssFels this year il The
mameluke troppe o. Arabian ipgglegs,
under the lead ST Hasii chena the
kiRgof iagglers and "Tho Whirlwied
OF The Desert
HadI eheriff is q son q Arabia right
and is the chief Of the American band q
Arabs. BE has, during his i. years stay
in Americas acquired many Of our ways
and habits, but Is still q son q the Des-
ert, He has also travelled with Buffalo
Bill and other big companies.
Hadji cherlff is not only the "Whirl-
wind Of the Desert, but a wonderful
gun iuggler, an expert Arabian per.
former, and the champion broad sword
contestant on horseback, as his cards
modestly announce. BE is an all-round
man Of the world. lie has manner
that is suaRity itself. and command 81
English that puts him on conversational
terms with his American friends wiihs
out the aid of an Interpreter, He also
speaks several languages and Is polite
and courteous,
"America is great ooun 'ry, said he
to a T1srEs-CAIL reporter. q write
home to my people and tell them that
am natura1ized citizen Of the Ulited
States, and whenever l see the Stare
and Strips l salute them, and Had5i
.Cheriff accompanied his statement BY
reverently taking OF his turban and
bowing to an imaginary fac.
Hadii ChenfT and his mameIake troupe
.ofeleven are an attractive feature of the
Al. Field minstrels he is a Mason and
gets the glad hand and grip wherever
he goes,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06
NOTICE or LOCAL LEGIsLAr1oN.

Notice i hereby given that the following bills
VII be introduced at til, next session Of the
General Assembly Of Geor.ia towit:
a bill to be entitled
An Act TO amend an Act to create Board Of
commissioners OF Roads and Revenue in the
county Of Glynn, passed in 1870, and the Acts
amendatory thereof, 50 as to provide and nix
the compensation of the chairman of such
board; and for other purposes;
Also bill to be entitled
= An Act to amend the Charter of the City of
Brunswick, and for other purposes:
Also bill to be entitled
IN Aotto amend an Act to establish the City
Court Of brunswick, In and for the County II
6Iynni 70 define its Jurisdiction and power. To
provide Tor the appointment of a Judge and
other officers thereof; to define their powers
and duties, and for other purposes, Approved
December the 9th, 1895, 50 as to prohibit the
Judge Of said court from practieing law, and to
poses:
Also bill to be entitled
An Act to amend the Charter of the City Of
brunswick, and for other purposes.
This October lst 1900.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06
sERvIcE BY PunLIcATIoN.

.GEoRGIA-Glynn County.
Mrs. Mary c. Reppard VS. Jefferson Levy,
The National Bank of Brunswick and the May
q and Council OF Brunswck1Pe Petition for par
tlon Of realty Ia Glynn Superior court, be-
eenlber Term thereof 1900.
To the Aefendrnt, Jefferson Levy:
You are hereby notified that the petitioner in
the above stated case Will, apply for a parti-
0en Of that certain real property in the state
OF Georgia, county OF Glynn and city of Bruns.
WIGS described as follows: I e Northeastern
spnrflon Of WHAT'S known as and called the
Thirty Acre Tfacth on "The Wells TractY,
| having the following courses and distances 10
vat! commencing AZ the centre Of the South
ern line OF Union street aud running thence
southWardly. 1910 feet; thence running East
Mardly $40 feet; thence running Northwardly
1910 feet; thence running WestwarllY s55 feet,
except three certain small tracts heretofore
SOLD ~ The owners; such application ion par.
ttlon Of said land will be made al the next
term ssl cunt to- be held on the first Mon
da0 pa December next
Iies notice given in pursuance Of an order
grained september IS 1900, by Hon. Paul ID
sseabrook. lndEe Of said court presiding, the
Honorable Joseph W, Bennet beng disqualified
Witness the Honorable Paul e. seabrook
{{sHS9 lg said court presiding, this octoOer /
HI. Mt BIGNoN.
So Clerk superior court, Glynn County "a
SPARKS AZ 9WITTY.
Petitioners Attorneys
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06
Second hand household
furniture bought and sold;
also pianos, organs, trunks,
mirrors, carpets, etc, J
w. Watkins.
a sMALL oYERCOAT sALE.

The Brunswick merchant will sell
but very few oyercoats this year. The
sound thinking man has found that
there ia much eco omy IN having the
old coat refined, clesneo suc pressed,
or new collar put on, BY jim Carter
at the Brunswick Cleaning aud Presg-
Ing Co., 50l Monk street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06
Service By Publication.

STATE OF GEORGIA County OF Glynn.
John Rogers, In Glynn superior Court, May
vs. Term, 1900.
Susie Rogers, LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
To tile DEFENDANT Susie Rogers.
You are hereiiY commanded to be and appear
at tho December Term, next, Of Glynn Superior
Court, 70 be holden at the court house in
brunswick, 6lynn County, Georgia. on the,
First Monday in December 1900, and by Ten
QW O'Clock Of The forenoon OF said date, then
and there TO answer the complaint OF the plain
TIL IN the above stated case in his Libel for
Divorce.
Witness the honorable Joseph w. Bennett,
Judge OF the sup lior Court of Glynn County,
this the 10Th day Of July 1900
II. +. duBIGNON.
Clerk Superior Court. Glynn ounty, Ga.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06
sNRYIoH nY INTERPRETATIONS.

State Of Georgia County Of Glynn
Ars. Edna Wyiie Lhel for divorce: in the
superior couft Of Glynn
vs. county, May term. 1900
order 70 perfect service.
James Wylie, granted ot said term.
TO the Defend ant } srnes Wylie.
You arc hereby leauiTcl. N pers6n q by at
torncy, " be am ppgar at tie Deeenlber
term 1900 OF q m superior c0H 3, to be hold
en- 70 ana 'of SAID cvunts at the court house
~ brunsWick, 6lynn county, Georgia on the
nrst Monday IN DeccmbcI, 1900 and you viii
sad day, then All tli,'fe 70 wer the com.
plant OF he plain iif Mrs. Edna Wyiie. In he
above stated p. in her libel Tor aivorce.
W Iness ne Homo able joseph w. Bonnet
mis- The 2fhi y = Argus 1867.
a q. TOWNSEND
Deputy ers Of the Superior Court Gym
EBNB5r DAFT,
Attorney FOR pi1Htin.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06
CITATION.
CountY.

GEORGlA-Glynn County
whereas, Ella j. Jennings, administrators OF
George w. Calvin estate, rApresenis to the
court IN her petition, duly fled and entered on
record, that she has fully administered George
w. CalYins estate. This Is, therefore IL cite
an persons concerned, kindred and creditors
q show cause, IL any they con, why said al
administration. and receive letters Of dismis-
sion on the first Monday IN December, 1900.
HORACE DART, Ordinary
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06
sERYlcE IN nlnIIlarlnN
ala q CoaalgaL Go.

'7'1Iv " 9Fs4a-~VoNntGoIl5 Iyn1s
Nrs'fdia MarkilafE Libel for divorce; in the
Superior court OF C3lvnn
". county. Eiay term, 1890.
$3.50. order 10 perfect service
harth - MAJ khan agrRnted ateaidterm.
To the Defendant Marsiag. Ea4kba,o
lou are hergby required IN Uere.5ii i,f Nv a..
6gFpey. " pc ailQ appear AZ the December
Term lyg}s OF Glyftn superior court. to be hold
en- IN aud 70. said coHnty, at The court house In
Brpnswiek Gym count Georgiason the & rst
s Mona4y u pecem3el5 1900, and you viii he
tnere.py ten 10 cloct, o. the forenoon 81 "a "A
dayt Then and there to answer the complaint OF
the piAniH Mrs Ella Markhain. 10 che above
stated case, IN her Libel for divorce
Witness the Hon9rl.5Iea .Toesnb O. ro,,,,..
Judge OF the superior court 81 Glynn county.
THIS the 9th day oil August, 1890. -
a. o. TOWNSEND,
touuty, Georgia,
ERNEST DART
Attorney fBf Plaintiff.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06
CITATION.

E0RGIA-Elynn County
urbanus Dart, OF q lynn county, in said State
has applied to the Ordinary of said county of
Glynn for exemption of personality and setting
apart and valuation of homestead, and l will
pass upon the same at l0o'clock, a. m. upon the
18th day of october, 1900, at the court house in
said county Of Glynn. This September %, 1900.
JEFFERSON ID. SPARKS.
Judge City Court of Brunswick and pro hae
vice ordinary Giynn County, Georgia.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06

sEavI.E III rrn-1cArIoN-
Mrs clyde glge,.ao ]


Mrs Clyde BIcos.a5, Is q ior Divorce. re.
Mtngbl TO December
W. eiip, 1909, Of superior
court % CHM cOup-
70 the said defendant, o. >. freeman
You are ia.reby required pr sOHaly or BIZ
attorney, 10 be atd appear Nc Che next term Of
the Superi CoGpo sai county. COW 5ning
on he FIST Moo YIN y q mbes 800. then and
there 10 40 Hor TIE piainuG Clyde freeman.
upo' VIC merits ~ her petition for aigOrce filed
against you; a. in d. gui Of such appearances
the Court w Ntcceed as 70 justice sliall Apper-
tain. WitUs The Hon Joseph NJ Bennet.
Judge ~ SAID superior Coprt N AID day OF
August, 800. 4. IS, TOWNSEND.
Deputy Clerk Superior Court. Glynn CO. Ga
d. W. KRAUSs, Pitts. ATTY.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06
NoncE oF LOCI LEeIsLArIoN

The public is hereby notified that a bill win
be offered Mt the next session Of heleglslature
amending the charter Of the city ot BrunsWieE
r. II. ITO KINs,
brunswick Ca, sept q, 1900.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06
CIrATIoN.
GEORGIA. GLYNN CouNrv.

GEORGIA-GLYNN COUNTY.
Lorena Turner, wife of Alfred Turner, has
applied for exemptton Of personality and sett-
ing apart and valuation of homestead out Of
MS properly and viii pass upon the same Mt
10 O'clock a, M, on the end day OF October, 1909,
AZ my pillee This September 10Th, 1900
HORACE DART
Ordinary Glynn Countygt4it.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06
Administrators Notice.

All persons having claims against estate Of
J 6, Campbell win present them 10 the under
si9neds and all owing said estate VIII lease
pay Their accounts TO j. j. SPEARS
Adm't. Estate j G Campbeus
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06

just received, fine line Of ready
to.wear Hate. MISS Kate Slater.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06
WANTED.

Artesiau wells to drive at $3.50 each
Rise and capacity guaranteed will
also guarantee to complete wells ia Is
days, Call on or address A. II. Baker !,
l05 Gloucester street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06

Just received, ire ltne Of ready
to-wear Hats. Miss Kate Slater.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06

Get out your winter clothing now
snd have it put in order BY jim Carter.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06

lust received. dne line Of ready
to-wear Hats. Miss Kate Slater,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06
Sra K3F EEZ us
GEsaak@ ReggsgafOE.

which is the true cure provided
by Nature for all female troubles. It
is the formula of physician of the
highest standing. who devoted his
whole life to the study of the dis
tinct ailments peculiar to our moth
ers, wives and daughters. 1t is made
! OF soothing, healing, strengthening
herbs and vegetables, which have
beenProvided by a kindly Nature to
cure irregularity in the menses, Leu.
corrhna, Falling of the Womb, Nerv-
BUSINESS, Headache and Backache.
In fairness to herself and to Rrads
ield's Female Regulator, every
suffering woman ought to give it a
trial A large 81 bottle will do a
wonderful amount of good. Sold by
druggists. i
Send f0r nicely Illustrated nee book the subject
The Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06

deIieate organism Of woman. What
the sufferer ought to do Is to give
q fair trial to
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06

NENVDlMnTAM QTIIIAHDU 36 NORTH AVENUE, ATLANTA GA
tWITItW AFMIWHKY School for girls
H
Womsns College Primary Academic Music,
@ an NE PupI4sner Yassar wellesley
Next sessionhegps September
handler cpaLewlyn Scott Principal
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06

J. w. Watkins will loan
you money on personal prop.
Tty and real estate.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06

just received, fine line Of ready
to-wear Hats. Miss Kate Slater,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-06
Southern Railway Co
ONCE Of General Agent, Brunswick, G..
SCHEDULES.

For Jacksonville.
Lv Brunswick - OUam 8giun g0SA
AT jacksonville g2j am z 40 pa 3gR
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-15
Minnesota Public Lands.

THERE are 4, ,696, ,203 acres of public
land left within the borders Of Mime
sofa subject to entry or purchase
from the United States. OF this
amount more than one-half has been
surveyed. About fifty fftty five counties
in the state have no public land re-
manning, and in some localities there
are tracts that.Will probably never be
used for agricultural purposes OF
the more than SC, 100000 acres Of
public lands originally within the
state nearly 100000 acres have
been appropriated, while 5,O22, ,298
acres have been reserved for various
purposes. Beltrami leads the coun-
ties il the acreage Of public lands
unappropriated, there being ], 1881 ,048
acres still left in thai. county. It is
described il the reportssof the conmis-
sioner Of the general land Office as
prairie, timber and swamp land.
Itasca county has more than a million
acres described as timber land with
gold in the north The two counties
embrace within their borders nearly
half Of the unap ppro tied land re-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-15
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
The Warren Manufacturing Co.'s Mill
in Ruins. .5.

F
i This morning atabout one O'Clock
our citizens were aroused bv the
langing OF the fire bell and a few
later the fire was located at
fhe Warren Manufacturing Co. Is mill
N the north part of town: The fire
department. came on the scene in an
Incredibly short space OF time, but
!. he fire had made such healWitv be-
lore the alarm was given that it was
impossible. for the fire. ladlies to do
anore than prevent Il spread OF the
ire. This WAS a very difficult task
as the mill is located ina part .0f the.
city that is spretty closely $ tilted for
4 dangerous fire. No one seems to
know troW the fire starteii OF cjn@:iye
my theory that would in.aiiy way
account forts origin. Pete Sinclair
says may be one. Of those iailing;
1ars, that he dian,t>see falI, hit it.
Hihe loss amounts to'ah0uf #2 900.
With lnsurancr 4 8 the amount Of
Sl5, 900, making q clear to5sS. to the
company of>S1U. 900
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-15
A Farewell Party.

Monday evening w a Knapp in
yited a few OF his friends to his apart
ments in the Whitney block to an
entertainment in honor of Mr. H.
Mandeville, who left for his home in
California tuesday. The evening ., was
pleasantly spent with games, music,
songs and spinning yarns. About
half past eleven the table was spread
and the party partoo ok ola refresh
ing lunch, during which a few Of the
party gave appropriate speeches.
The affair was very succ cessfully car
ried out and will give Nh. Vaudeville
many pleasant memo ories Of his last
evening in W arren. Mr.. Mandeville
has been visiting the famil Il OF E.
Lamberson forthe past ttw o M onths.
Will Tompk pkiins, how did you
come out in the last election q asked
a man Of a friend
s. ..s as nearly as 1 can cure st, I
came out a bout fifteen d ollars ahead. :
Fifteen dollars /? That s not bad.
What candid date for oyernor did you
back, Y an SAINT 81 Lind ??''
Nl'either. had about fifteen dol
liars with me that Z did not bet with q 3