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tary of War during- the temporary
absence of Sccrary Elkins and Assistant
Secretary Grant from the city. "
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HISTORY OF A NOVEL BADGE.
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Msysville CeBmandery.
QZ H leW, IFwaY unknown beyond
r. .airikini (kmiievT-r.TR. tiv 'iwj
the borders of Kentucky and Indeed it
had net rlsrqn te'BufficIqqt frapprtance here
tp exclte mero than ordinary mention.
The membership ,w8( small,, bat among
the number were 'Bome! as neble fellows
as ever lived generous, whole-seuled and
courtly. f ; , ; ,
, , Five of these Herace January, Frank
S. Owens, Eugone A. Robinson, Samuel
S. Rllcy and Themas U. Mannea re
solved en a pilgrimage te Cleveland, and
as Haysvllle nover docs anything in n
mincing way, se these dovetod Templars
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prepated"te fcitHaii''j"friead who
Igitb'geaerpf eaetfgh' (a visit their
aaedatt heailqaarters. Te this ead a
couple of cases" of.' ex1 liquor had
been sent in advaaqe-ra; auppy thaf iwea
net at all In proportion te the guests that
called tq wolcemo the blg-hcurtcd Ken
tucklans. It was the second night after the, arri
val in Clevclaad that, an lnclcicat occurred
which has given Maysvllld Cemmandery
a fame, that has reached te the farthest
parts of the land.
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half a dejeea gentlemen, among them
Jelly Geerge B, Ellard of Cincinnati and
the Writer, who accewfesalitd' ike "boys"
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sufficient tlnge of bregue te make his'
wit enjoyable, opened his question-box,
by the check-rock combination.
"llew many members came with yeuf"
lie asked of one of the number.
"Pive," was the response.
1 "And you brought a baud of music
with you?" queried Ellnrd as his eyes as
sumed the shnpe of a Haviland saucer.
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two hundred, and among its members
are tbose who held high places, in the
councils of the Natien, and theso who
are honored in all the walks of life.
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age te. Denver, Colonel Frank 8.' Owens
has designed, and the Commandery has
adopted, a solid silver badge commemora cemmemora commemera
tivo of the foregoing incident, n repre
sentation of which is placed at the
heading of this afield.
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thd responsibility for the bridge. disaster
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future. Il proposes te rebuild our com cem
awcialmarlse, driven from the, sea by
'Confederate cruisers, aided 'anl abetted
bjr ftrelga hostility. It proposes te fester
labor, Industry and enterprise. It pro
poses te tHaad for education, humanity
and progress. It proposes te administer
the government honestly, te preserve
amity with all the world, observing our
own obligations with ethers, and seeing
that ethors observe theirs with us; te pro
tect every cltUen, of whatever birth or
color, in his rights sad equality before the
law, jacladlBg his right te vet sad te be
ceurWi te upheld the public' credit and
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HOW HE WAS IMPOSED UPON.
Colonel Johh L. Scott of Frankfort
frieHds an UDgratefnl Wretch,
Be-
"Tattler" tells in The LeuinUle Timu
hew Colonel Jotin L. Scott, formerly of
this city, was imposed upon, as follews:
The kind-heartedness, of the people of
Frankfort is proverbial. They admin
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the run of the office and allowed hi
his valuable library. Ne't satisfied with
this he wrote te his friends in Louisville,
giving an account of the young Pheenix1,
and prophesying a great future for the
searing youth. .
Fer a brief wblle things went en swim
mlngly, At lest Colonel Scott came te
Loulsville, and seme ene asked him hew
the prodigy was progressing.
"Don't mention him!" exclaimed the
Colonel, angrily. ''I don't wish te hear
of that ungrateful rascal again."
"Why, what's the. matter, Colonel!"
asked the questioner.'
" Matter?" retorted the Colonel. "Why,
don't yea kaew, that miserable little,
wretch was aVaatratiral ai te vik of
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There will1 be ealy oae delivery by the
carriers en the Fourth of July, and that
will be at 7 a, m.
A collection will be made at the same
time.
The General Dellvery will close at 9:30
a. ., and remain clesed for the day.
The Meney Order Department will net
be open at all.
ii
Rkusxbkr, Thb IiKbqir prints '"Help
Wanted," "Leet." " FetMd," and simHar
notices net of a baeraew character, frt
cAaraf. The only thmg we require w
that the copy be seat In before e'efeek
en day of publication.
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Though slightly mixed, he was se
thoreughly1 In earnest that he said
"E'gadi" several times during his dis
course, and when Mr. Hicks said
"E'gadi" he meant it After considera
ble discussion, it was decided that while
his wife spent the Fourth in the city
with her sister he would hid him te the
shady fastness of Bhagbark county and
peacefully flsh the day away.
The journey thither, which began at
Ta.nL, was an entirely uneventful one,
except for a slight eruption resultant
upon his compliance with the request of
na tall, gaunt woman that he 'held 'her
oaey wnue sne procured a cup ej ve ac
the lunch counter at Catamount Junc
tion. Mr. Hicks reads the newspapers.
He also thinks. And when hd saw
from the car window the tall, gaunt
woman rush out of the deer at the op
posite side of the lunch' room and just
jpanageta swing en te the tall ead of
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was eUtaaw the Itfn aW'that suck
ers werapsenllM tkatyaiy Hi frenzy,
A W0DE8T EEQCEflT.
Hicks was about te cost the
young
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out of the window and dive
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a4piclced Hlcks'-pecfkct as they wcre
being taken bofero tlie magistrate upon
the morrow.
And the magistrate, being a sage of
remarkable width between the eyes,
discharged Hicks with a solemn warn
ing, and Hicks rede home in a box car,
a sadder and wiser man becauae of his
quiet Fourth Teil P. Moreak.
Oaarutd.
She I went te get' something te
amuse my llttle boy with en the Fourth.
Clerk Yes, madam. What de you
think et this pretty llttle toy pistol?
She (anxiously) Am I perfectly safe
In getting it?
Clerk Perfectly se, madam. It will
kill only the boy. Life.
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"But I want you te enjoy, them tee,
mamma," replied the thoughtful boy.
Jury.
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"Thcre, I told you, Johnnie, that you
would bara yourself with these ftre
crackers."
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