Coquille City herald., May 10, 1887, Image 1

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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1887.
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NO. 39
O ril MEIttlinORM.
Z.XTOMOMMiii.
( AVe ask leave to append to this
the ignorance of the times touching
[Coos Bay New».]
such matters. 1 am not certain ; This highly useful and faseinat- j buggy chapter r pathetic and sub-
A man may be hni.il)!, anti poor,
Carpenters are at work at the
M. M. M URPH Y. M. D-
You may dres* him in vhc * if you ch< * »sc, that Mr. Bryant was ;* thorough ing branch of science should form lime poem, supposed to be the pro-
Physi ciati and Surgeon.
Tbe rim of bis hat may h** torn.
Newport mine, putting in a new
Spanish scholar, but as he seemed i H part 0f ¿|le curriculum 0f cvery duction of a young sentimental
Ilis
f»-i
t
uiay
he
*>nt
of
bis
shoes;
OFFICE IN HERALD BUILDING.
scales for weighing coal, fixing
■ to know everything, I think he ; well-regulated school. So impor-
dude, or
bug-liuuter whose habitat
All this I can freely forgive.
C o q u il l e C i t y , O r eg o n .
screens, etc., and it looks as if tho
Ami eliullv I’d furnish hira meat.
| knew the Spanish language. Aud taut has a knowledge of bugs be- j *s
the city of Milan,
Unless 1 l>v d u n ce mipht perceive
chances were favorable for work to
H. ELE ìn TGE. M. D.
j then, as he spent a winter iu Mex- COIue, that, iu all civilized lands, i Some bups are black. And some Are white,
1
hat
his
pants
are
worn
out
in
the
seat.
Physiian 5t Surgeon,;
be resumed there at no distant day.
And H.mie are pale of hue;
I *c<> City in the latter part of his . hug-catchers are supported at pub-
j
(
know
of
no
healthier
MYRTLE I Y u NT COOS C o ., OREGON.
Aud Home can boast of oolora bright,
James Aiken last week discover­
life, and I believe had something Hc expense. “ Uncle Sam” has his !
• By which we can jutl^e of a man;
Of purple, green, and blue.
ed on the Chadwick claim a lodge
to do with the great library theie, bug-catcher which, by the way of
S. N. A. DOW NIKGiM . D- At least, ’tis a hobby of mine,
The bug uiy addled brain doth rack
of white sandstone, which to all
I use it whenever I can. •
Is crimson like the plum;
Physici m ami Surgeon,
I am pretty well persuaded that he distinction, may be called the “ Su­
i Of course. I mi^'Lt make a mistake
A hump she carries on her back
appearance contains the necessary
C wjuuui C iti , O kiiuon .
knew all about the Spanish
lan- preme Bug-catcher,”
Ami
take
a
eoud
man
for
a
beat,
and
each
■
f
1
Her
mouth
is
fiiuifed
with
;
urn,
Call«—day or ni^bt—Pron.ptlj attended
ingredients in its composition to
1 guage and the early history of the state has its subordinate bug-
But then no dUtiotion l make
Her waist is slim, her brain is light,
make it first-class building rock.
_ D L. STEELE, M. D-
If his pants are w orn out in the seat.
Her breath ia very atrong;
I Spanish discoveries on this coast. catcher. These high functionaries
Dentist
Her lips are red, her eyes are bright.
It stands the fire test, and is sus-
man that is willing to move
: But be all that as it may, I implore make their annual reports on
2 A l a r s i i Ä s l d . , O r e s r c n , A Whenever
Her tongue is three feet long.
stern duty doth call,
ceptib^g of being highly jioHshed.
Olile« iu ilol’n.td buildiua,
: the people of Oregon, and all wri- chinch-bugs,j)otato-bugs, bed-bugs,
She paints her cheeks and hangs her hair -
Bianco Hotel.
LatiMmiK «a» ana i*tb«r The truth of my hobby will prove.
W. H. Noble reports that four
A lady bug is she—
aimathttics aduiinùtered for tbe pniule-w
I ters on this subject, to let tbe two | and 8U1)(lry other ravenous beetles
He’s never found sitting at all.
vini
No beetle can with her compare—
of the boys working at his camp,
«xtraation of tc«th.
His clothes may be worn to a thread,
sweet lines of this learned and most that carry blood and desolation in
Oh,
she’s
the
hug
for
me!
sloes may drop oil his feet,
on the isthmus, visited Beaver
J M VOLKMAR. M. D. Re iiis minus
* accurate poet settle all doubt or their tracks.
These reports are
The above is a specimen page slough one day lately, on a fishing
a hat for his head,
Physiciau ami Surgeon.
i dispute forever as to tbe origin bf circulated among the farmers by of a new text book on zoology.
His pants will Is* w id e i:i the scat.
bandon .
O r eg on .
excursion, and returned with 1,530
i the name of this noblest young the big-bugs (politicians). Before
Exceptions, there may be a few,
trout.
O. E. SMITH,
And name them I think that I can:
j state in the Union.
C’lr iT ilt C o u r t J u r o r * .
the
farmer
gets
half
way
through
ìurgeon Dentist,
There was a variety of fish in
The tailor and cobbler are two.
The very root and basis of the these ponderous, erudite.and richly
The following-named persons the market last week.
office
The third is a newspaper man.
Harry
name Oregou is brieily this, “ Oye- illustrated volumes, he comes to were drawn May 3d, to serve »8 ju­
M ARSHFIELD, OREGON.
These three I consider exempt.
rial.
el-nqna?” Now, give this to an In­ the conclusion that their authors rors at tbe May term of circuit Graves’ boat contained flounders,
For they »re bom tired and poor.
6melt, trout, and a sturgeon about
S. H. U a / a ïd .
» . F. W ilson . All others deserve your oontempt;
dian, or, much the same thing, to are not big bugs; bnt simply hum­ court:
Then drive them awav from your door.
five feet long.
Sturgeon or “ sea
HAZARD & W IM ,
an ignorant trapper or fur trader, bugs.
x. P. w.
A hum-bug is an insect
Marshfield—J. V. Bonebrake, base,” as they are called at other
Attorneys and Counselors at Law,
either British, French or American, with a long, sharp proboscis witli j Wilbert Noyes, Donald McIntosh,
EuriuK (T ty , Coo» t ’oUNTY, UUSOON.
J «it «1 it I ii M i l l e r o n O r e g o n .
v."»uA7
aud see how naturally and how which he probes and bleeds the Ed. T. Jennings, John Bear and E. places, are not'saleable on the bay,
though they sell readily in San
“ Ä T j: SHERW OOD,
And what is the meaning and or­ soou it would forget its Spanish credulous and unsuspecting farmer. G. Flanagan.
Francisco at 12| cents per pound.
A tto r n ey at L aw
igin of this word and nnme Or-e- root and round itself into some- j Aud> Grange to say, that however
Myrtle
P
oin
t-B
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C.
Shull,
J.
A.
[Gold Beaoh Gazette.]
a m d N o t a r y P u b l ic .
Coqmlle Coos County, Oregon, j Ron ? Lot mo tell you the whole j thing like its present shape. “O je- ! painful this operation may be; the j Duval, ,T. D. Barklow, J. F. Noyes,
The ran of fish has improved
—~
t ' i t 'V t P T O N -----
! history of it
For every recent, el-aqua?” would soon drop the in- fellow who is once bled seems to David McNair and C. S. Andrew. somewhat during the past week.
S F X O k U l v \ v - nt )V vk y P U B L IC ! writer has been widely wrong, and j terrogation point
Then it would t ike an infinite delight in passing
Coos River—John Porter, C. L.
c corN
o r ______
Mnrshall is the name given to
Conveyancer and General Land
it is very important that we know ( be shortened to Oye-’l-’quau. From through the same ordeal as often Landreth aud J. D. Hudson.
what was the Langlois place.
A
AGENT.
the true crigin of this beautiful , this it is only a step to Oye-gan. ns opportunity oilers.
Gravel Ford—J. B. Fox and R. postoffice has been applied for
Collections
Made— Loans Negotiated1
Then Oregon is in sight.
DENMARK. OKEGON.
name.
In their development, bugs pass T. Weekly.
there under that name, and A. H.
Rauches. Wild Land and. Town Projierty
To
begin
with,
I
will
notice
some
,
And
this
is
tbe
true
origin
and
through
threo
stages—Larva,
Norway—John M. Liams, Alex Thrift is to be P. M.
bought and sold.
CollfcoM.»us a specially i
and proceeds promptly remitted.___________ I of the absurd stories about the rend i the true meaning of this beautiful
Pupa and Imago.
These meta­ Smith and E. S. Spurgeon.
I hear that J. H. Upton, J. M.
L F. L ane .
J ohn L ane of the name, Oregon. The gui le | word: Hear tbe waters? And while morphoses are not peculiar to
Fnirview—Ii. H. Mast and Ed. Upton, Chilstrom, Crawford and
LANE & LANE,
Imok which my fellow traveler ca r-; on this subject I may as well add small bugs alone; but the lawyer, ! Neely.
J. Huntley, h|ive jumped the C.
Attorneys ami Counselors nt Law. ries, called “ Tbe Atlas of the my protest to many others against who is classed by naturalists with New port—T ho m as M cGiu nis.
Madden mining land for which so
Land Cases a Speciality.
World,” give? this: “ The name ‘Or- j giving the great Oregon river the the “ big-bugs,” attains perfection
Dora—Louis Heller.
large an amount was lately offered
Offle« en Maiu Street, opposite Cosmopolitan
egon’ is derived from the Spanish, I meaningless name of Columbia, through the same wonderful
Hotel.
Hayi.es’ Slough—C.W.Sandford. aud refused.
One would have
Roseburg,
______ Oregon. and means ‘wild thyme,’ so called The true name is Oregou, no mat- changes.
Whan he sits cross-
Empire City—C. E. Getty.
thought that Madden, being a law­
J. M. Bioiuif.
-Joint A. G bxt .
ter
if
one
Capt
Gray,
of
Boston,
on account of the herb found here
1 egged in somebody else’s office,
Bandoip—E. J. Davidson.
yer and iu possession of the prop­
Siglin & Gray,
did
sail
up
this
river
less
than
a
by early explorers.”
Another
with a little down on the upper
Randolph —A. D. Wolcott
erty for 10 or 15 years would have
• Attorneys aa-.l Coansetors At Law, qu^er guide book says: “ The word hundred years ago. Let the lines lip, a cigar in his pretty little legal Coos City —T. A. King.
left no loopholes open in the title
MatshVivld. Coo* county, Oregon.
O fvic » —Holland budding, opposite Blanco is from the «Spanish, and means j of Bryant live, and let his tnstimo- mouth, aud a volume of Black-
Coquille City—J. H. Nosier.
for jumpers to. take advantage of
Hot«!.
_
_ v3i»gi ‘people with big ears.’ ” But of nil ny remain unimpeached:
stone iu his soft, white hands,
Sunnier—J. W. Catching.
at this late date.
Where rolls tlie Oregon,
W . SINCLAIR,
remarkable writers on this theme I
trying to look profound, he is in
J. E. Haines, of Eckly, and Miss
And hears no sound save its own dashing».
P
atents G ranted to the citi­
Atturn.-v at Law,
his larva state, and subsist» ujxon
Mary E. Divilbiss were married
(tanoral Insurance"and Ileal I\tate Agent, lmve yet encountered, and they are j Hear the waters? Oregon?
zens
of
the
Pacific
States
during
very many, I must say that the pa- j I know I ought to beg pardon a litt’e legal pap and a little dewy
O oquilli (T ty , O regon .
last Sunday, the 24th, at the resi­
triotic Irishman who wrote a pain- for .Iwelline ro lonz on this nn.l uect»r distilled by Cupid, tho god! i the past week, and reported ex- dence of Daniel Divilbiss, and
T.Gk O W EN .
,
. • i
i-
t j ptesslv for the H e r a l d , by C. A.
nhlet to prove that the name was .
,
,,
........
he worships.
in *,
*
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J „ Wash-
T v after a sumptuous bieakfast pro­
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
«
'
standing thus long on the moun at whose shrine
i,
i
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.-
,
.
!
Snow
&
(
o,,
Patent
lawyers,
honor of a countryman of tain top on the edge of this great oilier word.8 —1 care not if h is;.
U iasit/i .ii.D, Oun.
given in no
J
ceeded to Eckly in company with
, • ,
i
i a i nigton, D. (a
his
by
the
name
of
0
’
llftgen
is
the
J. W . BENNETT.
! young state, but a name, pavticu- physical ponderosity exceeds two j e M. Arnold, San Francisco, Cal., a number oi young people, where
i most remarkable.
Attorney at Law,
laly a name so beautiful ¡is this, is hundred pounds in weight—he is j rivet; W. Henley, Alamenda, C al, preparations had been made to
M AK:;.triUM>. ORftOoN.
The true meaning of the word
When he
celebrate tho event with a ball and
i very im|x>rtanL Ami then let us simply a baby lawyer.
! nutritive tonic; R. H. Hunt, San
Oregon is “ Hear the waters?” And
D. X j . W ATSON.
A good-looking,
believe with Bryant that these old is admitted to the bar. and is fish­ - Francisco, Cal., woven fabric; L. supper, etc.
Attorney and Counselor at Law
any traveler who will pass up the navigators were poets at least, and ing for a nomination for county
young couple and of a kind likely
H. Lewis, San Jose, Cal., miter
huriuL Cni.OKiwt'S.
Columbia river, a little way above
gave no cheap or unmeaning name attorney, he has entered his pupa bevel; S. N. Washburn, Union, Or­ to succeed in the world and add
J. H .N O SL E R ,
Vancouver--now a pleasant little
to the great lands which they tool; state. He now subsists ujxm wind egon, lasting machine; G.A. Weise, to the profits and pleasure of the
Notary uud . ic
oily, but once a grout trad...« port fnwh t,.om lhe hand o{ the Croator. and gas. His conscience gradual­
community where they reside.
Coruna.Uii'i, U d M.______
San
Francisco,
Cal.,
electric
arc
—will 8oe at once the significance
[Coast Mail ]
Descending from the top of the ly hardens, aud his fear of brim­ lamp; J. Witt, Los Angeles, Cal.,
tfcMLLAN EKGS.
The mail is now put on the sum­
of the name. For here the waters gre;it mountain range which divides stone diminishes, till he is able
I^ U ctc g l a p l i e i s ,
I motor for velocipedes.
mer schedule, and leaves here at 9
M« rulilii Id. - - -
- -
- -
- Oregon. literally ponr down out of the i the two first states-on the Pacific to burst his shell, unfold his wings,
Gallery
SencstRCken'a drugstore.
liAXim x.
a. m., and arrives in the night:
clouds. They roar and flash and,
▼r»nl*i
sea coast, we come to a wide and spread out his phosphorescent tail,
The cannery company of Empire
! sweep continually. Mount Hood , woodless valley.
It is not very mount the air like a sky-rocket,and j The Parkersburg arrived on the
hangs literally above you on the • rich; and, besides, its long isola­ perch upon one of th* tall spires 4th. She brought up a lot of City, has concluded to proceed
fat* s 22 ,
right as you pass up this grandest , tion from nil KoajM>rts and markets of fame’ s proud temples. He has freight including machinery for with the establishment of a busi­
LM l
JLWhU'LU,
* \1CH-M ..vrfcK
O o Q Y iiilo C it y , O g n .
ness at that poiut and will put up
When the of Hie world has left it mudi in the now reached the imago state; that ^ie government pile driver.
rthort ; of all grand views.
Work o ! all dt-aorij-tn u^ doli») at ah;
v'.ndH wind blows sharp and sudden
notice amt extmi»ely low riot a
Capt and Mrs. Littlefield and fish during this season.
background. It is called Rogue is, he is \ full Hedged lawyer, a
It is reported that the purchasers
Gen- W A L L A C E C A M P - ! around the sunny summit of this river. The origin of this mean “ big-bug to whom all tho little ! family arrived on Monday evening
is T c . 2 , S . C f “V
sublime mountain and mak«h a name may be easily guessed at. bugs bow the reverential knee per river steamer.
The Capt. is of the Newport Coal company
Uerti at Uouuille City every f.ra». Salar­
ci ny afte- full nux.n «ach inonth. i.eoibt-r» rift in the cloud*, yon can sen tbe ; Bo, w|latever the stl)rmy nIlture o( He can now digest strong food and very popular with the Bandouians have ordered the company houses
in kiood »tandinff are cordially iuvit' d-
mountain is literally leaning over the men may have been who gave strong drink; and can read, with­ and d ‘servedly so and all here at Newport vacated, and that it is
Knvcier.
H . I. Clinton
I*en hnviler.
Fi
rut
Sar«en.t
Captain.
contemplated to put a force of men
you and hanging above you in the this name to a very considerable out betraying any emotion, such were glad to see him.
I. O. G. T.
clouds. It looks ns if it might and very beautiful river, the pres­ scriptural texts as the following:
Every effort is being made to at work at no distant day.
Morning Star Lodge
blow over and fall down in the aw­ ent people are of the most harmless. “ AD liars ehall have their portion have Rosa’s hall ready for the
J. J. Galvin arrived on the Ar­
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464,
ful chasm of waters before you. An act has been passed in the state iu the lake that burns with fire promised ball on the 14.
eata and succeeded Mr. Henning,
lieotA at Counille City t-xrry lhnrmlay
•veniutf. Vialtiu” mombera of this order, in Aud it is Bie little rivers, made
He can now bo
Strangers are coming hero con­ of Cape Arago Life-saving station.
legislature declaring that the name and brimstone.”
good Htandin«. aro pordialiy invited._______
from melting snow, pitching their is “ Gold” river, and not “ Rogue” entrusted with the management stantly but they are mostly looking Mr. Henning has been transferred
to the Humboldt life station, where
foamy waters down out of the river. But, all the same, the peo­ anti control of the three noble for government land.
O. F.
I. o.
Mr. Galvin was
c lo u d s into the vast, calm bosom of
On her last trip down the Park­ there is a crew.
ple
still call it Rogue
river. ----
And draft horses that pull the county
Coquille Lodge No.53 .
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Alas! only a few’ lawyers ersburg reached the city in 48 formerly a lighthouse keeper at
M ««u »t Coquiii« City e««ry Saturday «yen
th e C o lu m b ia , o r
re g o n , river, ;
new n nm e r e m io d s m© th a t the wagon.
Point New Year, on the California
in«. VmitiUif l.mtlireii, m nood Htmidm«* i w h ich have g iv e n tills Sw eet an d I _ u , u j _
4.
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gold belt does not end with the ever reached this exalted state. hours. This was doing very well
••rdially invited.
coast.
H._p. c. John non, N. G. significant name to the laud. You
California line at all. Here, in Or­ By tar the largest number of them but nevertheless this record was
Arrivals by the Areata, April 30:
I can hear these waters continually
A. F. and A. M.
egon, in this u ide ami wealthy val­ “ peg out” in the larva or pupa frequently beaten by th tt veteran
Chadwick Lodge, No-68. i when the wind is favorable all the ley, where woolen mills and all state, and never again peg in!
son of Old Neptune, Capt. Brown. Mrs. H. R. Reed, G. W. Loggie, S.
MwetH at Coquille City on Saturday even
There are a great many kinds of : On one trip he went dowu in 40 R. Davis, J. G. Richards, J. W.
ing on or before tbe full moon iu each I way down to Vancouver, the old sorts of machinery rattle and rave
Kenyon, Mrs. Condron, Mrs. Ha-
British trading post before referred
Geo. McKvran, W. M.
on the hanks of the river, we once bugs in the w’orld, but only a few hours, another in 35 hours, and up­
zelton and children, H. Kretlow,
to. And there can be no doubt at . i
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t had uothing at all but stormy and big-bugs. The fellows who live on on one occasion he a'bsolutnly ar­
G. A R.
»•
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. , potatoes are i>otato-bug8; tho boys rived iu Frisco in 30 hours.
He two Chinameu, and 12 in the
Gen Lytle Post No- 27, 1 all about the origin of the Dame as .
steerage.
M««1 a at Coquille City, on every lirat I bave stated
For the English I !*r__e?!
T 'T '. .
even to this day nearly all the little who toot out music on the Fourth made eleveu trips in one year, and
Wednesday.
Viatin« oomradb, iu Rood
nearly always respected the old
atanding. cordially invited.
A citizen ws6 trying to hire a
mountain streams, that come steal- of July are horn-bugs; tbe pugil- made the round trip—including
A. H\
Wriuht,
Commander.
_
______ _____ upniunu
Spanish inuum
names aiwiJB
along tuc
the i auiut
Pacific,
, i •
i
•
. Al
ists are tumble-bugs; the lazyi ; loading and discharging—iu eleveu colored man at the market yester­
Coquille City Command from Patagonia to Alaska. And j , inb ( own ro^ ou
® 8 eP PU1® sleepy, drones are bed-bugs; and
days and a half. ’Tis hard to beat day to clear out a back yard, but
1
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woods, are thick with mud aud
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,
know
of
no
single
instance
where'
,
.
.
.
.
.
the
delicate,
beautiful
and
lovely
tbe laborer dodged and hesitated,
old Brown.
Meeta iu thisplno« «very first and third
,
,
.
., , , | gravel from the work of miuers in
Tuesday in each inonth.
All merolier* in they changed a name when it had a ! *,
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creatures whose delight it is to
It is expected that work will be­ aud hung about it so long that the
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the mountains. At one time the
good standing are oordially invited.
ntting
purpose
and
meaning,
l
h
e
l
i
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.,
.
smash the hearts of other bugs, gin on the breakwater on or about other finally exclaimed: “ Hang it!
A. T . Lillie, Commander.
T .
.
n , bigest , city in
Oregon was a mining
trrst time I eter met William Cnl-
. .. .
, are called lady bugs.
Some of May 9th, and continue for about I don’t believe you want to work at
,
t ,
.
Al
,
cauip here in this same valley of
len Bryant, more than a dozen
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them, however, might more appro­ six months. The w’orkmen are all all!” “Oh, yes I does; but I dassn’t
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3
wool en mills anu machinery,
years ago, perhaps, and before these ;
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priately be called snapping-bugs. a choice set of good men, und wo trust myself.
CABINET MAKEfl.
I should’t more’n
j ,ie"
reckless writers had be- | A correspondent wants to know
Reader, if you ever expect to be are ready to back them to do more git to work afore I ’d go on a strike,
Bandon, Oregon,
come quite so numerous, we talked ! what a capitalist is,any way. Well, a big-bug, you must not be a bed­ work and more effectually than a and I doan’ want to bodder you.’’
Picture Frame», Door and Window Frames
over this subject thoroughly, and I in this country,a capitalist is gener- bug.
This worthless beetle has similar number of ipeu to be fpund —Detroit Free Press.
made, Haw» filed nnd Furniture Repaired. .
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All work done to order. Price» Reanoiutble. j foun<l “ lm even more disgusted ally a working man who has leam- never been known to develop into in the whole U. S.
Legem.
L ocation: Near Gold Beaoh Hotel.
than myself at the bad taste and ad to live on less than he earns.
Subscribe for the H erald
a big-bug.
H I S I V I .K S < AICII*.
J. J. W ILSO N
T. V. Nichols,
j
Jlft.Vfti « U t K .