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13thchild'M16,■t 3a,5th 4 til t sad 10 th o. 3(3S3 tp, yr* 3 lyxs;ged 1ffc tp,ts, ID0£9lt;t9(3 15 rnju-3reb,:lt;I *P,;od 2Sa.Habitcrlosfco or er9on d will cure* icrnteTlAlKutlesio try, aold at 10 cents. Regular size, T6eont9. Sold bv all DrujigiiiLnmd Dealer* in the Unitelt;3 States and Canada, vol 3-3-no 41-yJ.MONMOUTH*A Clandestine Marrlage-rA Dynamite Charivari—The Anarchists—The Punishment visited upon Tender-foot-Newa Items—Personals, etc, Monmouth, Nov. 2let, 1SS7. Bdj. Ssstimel:—LaBfc -week was mndo ovaatlul hero by tho morriago of Mathew Brarrer to Mica Frankie An lt;2 era o a. The groomwas hxl employtm at thB Keytone lime vozkslast ec-aboh, while tho bride has tor eeteralyears past midfl bar homo with Hon. L. W.Stuart* and family. The trido and groomthlnMcg to giro a UtWo sarprtg® and c«gxpoctod slip, kept tho thing a profound asorottill within a few fcoara ot their dspartaxo lorCodar Rapids, rrhsro tho nuptial knot wastiod- In thair endeavor to escape detection, tho bri do w*3 driven to the depot at Baldwin► whils tho groom awaited at Monmouth lor thu 7j35 psiMEgcr bearing hi a iQtenilDcS. The citixon» leanaia^: the brici play ud by these fugitives, eagarly and anxiously await* d their return, when they banded and arm*! them sol rea with dynamite bomba, shofcguea, tin par.s, horn a. ©to., and morebnd to the residence ot John Wood, where they suppoaaA tbi3 newly sa a rri ed crap] * we re stoppi nc- Cap tainMitchell, of theJ^bme kiln dab,” was to give tli® signal fur s ad by the first report ol the dyuafalfce which waa stationed within a few rod3 of tho house. Tho hour woe now past midnight, and except, a mourn-fal foreboding of the sighing winds as they swept through tho leafless trees* not a eonml waa heard to brock the stnicdaa of the night or to disturb tho slumborlug citizen from nls qniot*rest. ‘Bat hold I Booml Boom I Bootn i wont tho dynamite. Jingle t jioglot jioglD I went the cowbells. Bang! Bang I Bangtwou* the shot pm*. Dtngl Ding I Dine I went tho Ua pang, etc. At tho first report of the dynamite, John Wood sprang from hl3 bed thjBkiQg perhaps that another hajnnaxket rtiMiacre wag taking place outside, b nt no to attar what he thought. Ho dtosod liimBoLf and informed thebajs that tho nrwly married eonplo were not there, bntfco would volubtmr to help hunt them. Afier short saarcb they were louid at tho maxdence^ of C« QUelley* where another xoacil of tnui'c wmsfrivon thorn. The crowd was thoa invited into tho house where a least of apples and cigars awaited them. Alter a short time spent in eating apples, smokingQuoth Or on t' Cap U to part of the mo?o theo«jw*1 at Ithad a pleai very much escape froiAn A.rcl BulldUEfmroaa our Indianla ftu old f day tho feU mOTQ good Bnrapkl* also thenc Oar scl houao la9l of that old grnah, wit ars.Strincto boom in : avoauo J. completed siblo man aud thou it. We at VT} Origg Wit found work oq a tho oco la Jc at comp eon Boat dwelling large hors Corrigan dwelling meats goi fnture-Fayette t», has bt I?lt;M8 IB SJ The littl Ellin, has brain, baf A Hutbc and ospe wosthor flco n»ar‘ abed aovo 5?hootla now and ^ thia weekThe Chiw nlnp
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Jackson Sentinel
Maquoketa, Iowa, US
Thu, Nov 24, 1887
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