The Champion from Norton, Kansas • 1

President. iStaie Bank of Norton. Real Estate Agent, Notary Public, -AND GENERAL COLLECTION AGENT. Taxes X.la. fXtr- PTc.xi-rIlont.

NORTON, KAJTSAS. Th Cnt Receive Deposits. bny and wll Foreign and Domestic Exchange, iuaki toliocUunn and do a (ioneral Banking Basinesa. Norton, Kansas. VOLUME IIL NORTON, KANSAS, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1886.

NUMBER 5. i i .1 ii Attornev-at-Lnw. An early number of the New Era, Dr. Chenoweth's South Haven paper, is on Ui OlHce South Side Square, next vfrestof Pratt's. our table.

It is a noble specimen of the una McOnsniE. Attornev-at-Law. art. OlHce In Court'llouse, Norton, Kansas, K. Hamilton.

Attornev-at-Law. J. Ollice southwest corner square, Norton, Kaa Densmore. It is well known that the Allopathic school of physicians hold the Homeopathic theory in great contempt, and a very forcible illustration was given in our town last week. One of our citizens had occasion to call in a physician to attend a sick child, a member of his family, and our Homeopathic physician having a splendid reputation as being successful in treating diseases of children was call ed in.

The child, however, did not improve as rapidly as the fond parent thought it ought, so the Allopathic ped W. O. Whipple of New Almelo made a short trip CLOSING OUT. I will close out my entire stock of ME ROHAN DISE Thompson a Janes. Attornevs-at-Law.

to our town last weeK. u. m. liiaKe mane a nying I Southeaut corner square, Norton, Kansas. visu 10 uayiora oaiuraay, returning Bunaay.

Airs, J. vv Friend has been on the eick list lor th past eo. B. Steak. Attornev-at-Law.

iwo weeKS, dui is new convalescing. uur scnool I OlHce in Wright Bros. Furniture Store.Norton has been closed for the past week, on account of the teacher illness. Our hardware merchants, tl Phvuic.J.in and Surgeon. xacKiey KacKiey are doing a lively business in i All call promptly attended to, day or night dler of pills was called in.

After cnti their line. They keep on hand a large assortment of all kinds of hardware as well as all kinds of callv examining the patient he called for AT COST, FOR CASH, AND CASH ONLY. farm implements. Manville Buck are doing a lua. m.

rnvsician ana the medicine the child had been taking, flourishing business general merchandise. Densuiore. Kaunas. All calls when the small phials containing the They are wide awake, live men and bound to sue promptly attended to, day or night. diminutive pellets were brought to him There is no humbug about my selling out, ceed.

Judging from appearances our physician. as Dr. Pelham, is being kept busy and is fast build- He at once poured the contents of all of them into the palm of his hand, from ms' up a lucretive practice here. Our P. S.

All calls WD. T-jITTLb, PhyKician and Surgeon, i Olllco in Moulton's drug titore. promptly attended, day or night. whence he swallowed the whole business, I intend to quit the business. All my goods will be sold "guts, feathers, and all." We have Gordon, has done much to improve the office since it came into his hands, and hopes soon to have it in a condition that will give satisfaction to all its Eatrons.

Our genial landlord, S. Baxter, has his ands full in trying to accommodate his many guests. The good reputation of the house such M. TrnxtE. Phvsician and Surtrcon.

heard of the men who wish to break up Li Office at City HoHpital, opposite northeast the saloon by drinking all the goods; but corner of the euuare. Surgeon for B. M. K. li.

we never, heard 01 a doctor trying tnat it is tilled to overflowing nearly all the time, Calls promptly attended tout all hours. AT GOST The livery business under the management of to down a rival by eatitg all his medicines C. Jerdoe is ptovmg itself a paying investment. liepublic City JSews. Charlie keeps on hand a good supply of horses and M.

LEACH, Architoct. Thursday morning about three o.clock Wymore, carriages, ana patrons win nna him always prompt and obliging. Densmore is becoming quite a resort for members of the medical profess until sold. My goods are all new, having been Jim Bowen stood on the street in front of Bessee's hotel, in this city, drunk, and Will furnish plans and specifications for ion, ur. nenryoi lowa, ur.

omgiey or Jewell Kansas, and Dr. Beatty of Cloud Kansas, swinging a large self-cocking revolver, all kinds of buildings. All work warrant ed. Charges reasonable. ail Having visited Here during tne past weeit with bought in Chicago at way down prices, and -l and swearing that no omcer could tase a view to locating in this vicinity.

Air. F. A. Stil him. His younger brother was trying to ler has traded his town property here for a farm get him to go home.

Frank Newell, who tnree miles soutn or town ana nas moved out con- there. His son, J. A. Miller, will continue to at Senator John F. Miller of California, died in Washington.

lives up stairs with his family, came down win De soia tne same. UaU in and vinced. tend promptly to the wishes of people when they to pacify Uowen and try to get mm need anything in the line or drusrs. S. H.

Gordon The wire or u. Grant, wui in has sold hi- sto of general merchandise to Messrs tiUKe AOercuinoie 01 uayiora. extend a herit $1,000,000 from her father's estate quiet. When swinging the revolver it went off, either accidentally or on purpose, and went clear through Newell' body. The ball entered about two inches hearty welcome to the new firm and hope prosper The Northwest Kansas Conference of ity may smile upon them.

The concert of last i riday night, given under the management of G. 1. p. Bui to the left and a little below the navel. Buck was accounted by all to be a perfect sue Dr.

llains was called and dressed the cess. The programme was good throughout and altogether did great credit to the musical talent 01 wound, and as we go to press the wound our mne town, nope mere win oe more or tneso entertainments in the future. We are sorry to say that there are certain young men in town who, if ed man is resting easy, but the chances are that he cannot recover. Eben Perry found a bullet on the sidewalk this morning, Newell has been kepping a gam they are not careful to mend their ways, may have Cobb 8c Underwood, a cuance to become Detter acquainted with the Norton Co. Sheriff.

"A word to tho wise is sum- bling room in this citv for two years, off Davis Bros. cieut." Ned. TONSORIAL ARTISTS. Everything in the latest style. Next to the Commercial House.

and on, and will probably suffer the pen alty of death. We are now reaping the Spring Draw. harvest sown by our wise and ener Sdmmr TTnrrla wont nnf tn RViirmnn getic city fathers. Shame on them! Dealers in. Uoncordia umpire.

county and took a homestead. Lew r-j rjmiTn Redd is fencing his homestead on the 1 1 iiuiii, Toronto March 19. While the draw: this will make one of the best House, Sign and Ornamental lardware, Knights of Pythias of Toronto, Yates pastures in the vicinity. C. Brunson j.

PAINTER. Centre and Eureka were engaged in in was around taking the wealth of Garfield stituting new lodge at Reece, this Calcimining, Paperhanging, Graining, Decorating and Carriage Work done in first-class manner. township last week, uncle Lewis Covey took the cake for selleng garden truck i inware. morning at 6 clock, the yard engine blew an alarm of hre. Some of the mem last season, having sold $10u worth.

bers raised a window, when it was dis uur prairie nre got on tne rampage DO nOt fall tO exam' mo rvn-r- efnnV -OKl pOMMEROIAL HOUSE. covered that a dwelling house belonging last week but with the help of Ada Redd and our Frau we confined it to my own to C. Y. Wilson, a member of the lodge G-. n.

omrrlrW, Proprietor. being instituted was on fire. Immediate rancne. so loss but the tips of our the entire convention started on 1 PRICES REASONABLE. moustache.

That good boy Joe McMul- Wire. An el line of Tinware. Tin HoQ.fijig and Renairine-. the M. E.

church convenes at Kirwin today. Ex-Senator J. B. Chaffee, father-in-law of U. 8.

Grant died at Purdys Station N.Y. the morning of the 9th inst. The Spanish Government has granted a pension of 350 a year to Fanny Keats le Lianos, the recently widowed sister of the poet. Mrs. Langtry has become the possessor of one of the finest sets of Russian sables in the world.

It took years to collect and ia valued at 1,200. M. K. Kittlcman and John Knight are to run a race at Pueblo base ball grounds on March 20th for $3,000 a side. A forfeit of $1,000 is said to be up.

A crippled newsboy who died the other day in Cincinnatti had accumulated by hard work a library of 2,700 volumes, which he gate to the bublic library. The B. M. railroad has demonstrated its activity and desire for Northwestern Kansas trade by purchasing a large interest in the Omio coal lands. Mrs.

E. B. Alrich, wife of the editor of the Cawker Record, was elected Chaplain of the Woman, Relief Corps of the depart ment of Kansas, at the Convention of Wichita. Governor Martin issued a proclamation consoliditing the three cities at the mouth of the Kansas river Wyandotte, Armourd do and Kansss City. and designating the new city as Kansas Cit-, Iuu.

By a bill recently passed by the Legislature the school lands in the unorganized counties in Kansas are witli drawn. No Hales of school iand can be made in counties until three years after they are organized. Over fifty no the Connecticut people porsesutyd Prudence Crandill iouble quick, and when the building wan len came down last rnonday with his ex First Class in every respect. Stages leave for all points north, east, south and west, reached the whole roof appeared to be tra rigged breaker and laid out prairie Every day in the week. Headquarters for traveling men.

one sheet 01 names, in a snort time the in lands for us. There is considerable trouble in this vicintiy caused by con gallant Knights had the fire under control, and shortly after completely put out. Wagen and Carriage Material, Shop, Spring? and, Aries. Exclusive right to i o. testing.

JNeiglioor Moore are out ot i a 'tX-7-A luck again, this time they are poisened OnSSi WlIGTZei. They then returned to the lodge and finished work at 0:30 o'clock this, morn- cn iua ueweii vjasoiQ oioves ancj nansfes. j-oung timber and were planting it on MEKCHANT TAILOE. Hoxie, the new Sheridan county town. their timber claim.

1 hanks to Aaron Covey for a pointer and running a Grasshopper plow. Coal Oil. starts out with an unusnal startling list PIECE GOODS IN STOCK. South side Square. Crosthv v-ait Bros.

of possibilities and "future bright pros It is not only to be the county pects. seat of Sheridan, but the metropolis and Smithton (March 22.) Editop. Champion White Plume asain waves. Proprietors of Mosher's Meat Market. chief business mart of the great The Lenora and Stockton branch- Farmers are all very busy.

Some have corn to husk and some have trrain to haul, owine- to the HE of the Mo. Pacific road are to intersect hard winter and bad roads thev did not met buc.Ii Implement ouse Western Kansas. "West side State street. Fresh and Salt Meats on hand. at this point, the machine shops will be things done.

George Allen Sr. and Mr. Blackburn. located there and a division created. So his son-in-law started to their claims in Chevemie aith those who have rsceived "inside co' lity a few days ago.

Si Peterson has sold his place to Air taster for $800. Too cheap everybody pointers, Vive la lloxie Uoeriin says, -v goou many iarmers win commence uience nig tins week. They have organize seed- a Sunday (JVSter D3V Miller is school over at the llilver church. Lute te fiHneofGrarden City Plows, Bradley JCs, Power and Hand Corn Shellers, 3d Mills, etc. The Old Reliable Schut-rir Wagon, Watertown Spring Wagons 3 Buggies.

visiting lowa. John and Dick Saunders have And Germania Billiard Parlor Still hold tho corner. moved on their claim, and are keeping bach. O. P.

Smith seems to be a "Jack of all trades." Democracy. Z. B. Vance, U. S.

Senator, salary R. B. Vance, his son. assistant for teaching the colored children to reac fruit tree agent, bed spring manufacturer and preacher. White Pixtie.

And write. Now an effort to in-luce the Legislature to reeomrienca liv for tuc Th STAR GRIER HOUSE. J. GRIER. Proorietor.

Rockwell City. Geo. W. Bishop has been on the sick list for a d.uuagj is likely to fail. Jared Bros, brothers of our barb-r in vmu miii ana rumps Always cn Hand.

Southeast Cor. Square, Norton, Kans. company with their mother came through The best of accommodations at the most reasonable rates. A large sample room our city last weeiv on their way to Kock couple of days but is much better. The Reiser Bros, and Mr.

Cotrell, from northwestern Ohio, are here looking at the country. Ora Brown has returned from Ohio where he has been during the past winter teaching. He intends to comnieence work on his claim, but has disappointed a srood ell Citv. tins county. 1 hey had a car rdtached.

CgTGood livery stable in connection, and stages for all points come and go regularly. load of stock. Their sister Miss Amy ac companied them. Alnena Star. The total number of employes of! Mis Lockard ABSTRACT OEFIOK And Real Estate Act on gut.

in. i many by not bringing a "wife" with him; well never mind Ora, you can r.o doubt flad as good girls in Kansas as in any other state. Well there, didn't I tell you last week, Mr. Editor, that there commissioner of patents, 4.500; C. F.

Vance, son, clerk to the senate, Z. B. Vance, son, geological survey, W. G. Vance, cousin, in the treasury, T.

H. Vance, cousin, in postoflice department, D. M. Vance, cousin, Mississippi river commission, 365; Richard Vance, cousin, army, H. Vance, cousin, Mississippi river commission, E.

Vance, cousin, department of justice, David N. Vance, cousin, internal revenue, $425; A. R. Vance, cousin, government printing office, $600; A. P.

Vance, army, $720; E. Robinson, nephew, page in the Senate, $900; Hall, nephew, page in the House, $900; McDonald, cousin, in the government printing office, $720. This makes a total of seventeen persons, and a total salary list of $25,320. Toledo Blade. N.

SNOOKS' Bouri Pacific lines amounted to 14,313 men. T. were prospects for more weddinirs? a verv auiet Of this number 1,717 are out on the strike, A AGON AND CARRIAGE SK.OP uuy ana sen improved and unimproved Lands (5.0!l." have been suspended in conse every quantity. weddiug took jlace at the residence of ltev. Liehty.

Mr. m. Howard to Miss Annie Tschudi all of Iiockwell City. May success and prosperity attend them through life. Who will be next, Hez? uuence of the stoppage of business, and Southwest Corner Square, NORTON, KANSAS.

Come and see our Bargains- Fine carriages and road wagon made to order. Repair work a specialty. 4.503 are yet drawing pay Irom the com pany." FHTB. Painting in all its branches. Woodwork and horse-shoing done by skilled mecha- J.

G. Porter, lies. "Shcnstono trulv sav3 that 'the works Norcatur. JSorcatnr is a lively bertr. Frank Salisbnrv of of a person that builds begin immediately to decay, while those of he who plants ODerlin visited nere last Thursday.

John Thorn VVRIG-HT BROS. (SUCCESSORS TO X. i. JOHMSOF.) DEALERS IN THE FARMERS' Keeps4Coal, Salt, Lumber, Lime, Lath, and pays hisrhestcash bcirin directly to Tiierefore sold his school land for per acre. Miss Cloud, of Beatrice, is visiting her sisters rs.

Mary Johnson and Sarah LaSelie. Price for GRAIN. Corner Main and State Streets, Norton. FURNITURE. OnoxoQUE, Kas.

John A. Martin, governor of Kansas, do hereby sat apart Thursday, April 1, 1880, as Arbor day." There will be a ball at Woralls hall March 30th. There is a movement on foot to bnild a chnreh at Keep on hand the best goods in the market. Norcatur. you Know.

Governor Martin left Kansas City for Double Spring Couches, upholstered in mohair plush, Mouquet' St. Louis in company with Governor and Tapestry Carpet. Full line of child's carnage. Live Geese 1 eathers, Road Notice. County Clerks Office Norton, Norton Co.

Kane. Marmaduke. of Missouri, for the purpose Norton House. Nearest house tctfhe depot. North of Opera Block.

Good Pare and Reasonable Prices. C. M. ALLEY, Proprietor. of ascertaining the exact condition of March 19, 1880.

Notice is hereby given that a petition will be the Missouri Pacific Company and the Knights of Labor and do what may be done towaril putting an end to the presented to the County Commissioners of Norton county at their next regular meeting a6king E. WHITE'S Northwest Corner Square, Norton, Kaneas.l Drug Store. ior us location oi a roau uescriDea as lollows, viz strike. Commencing at the southwest corner of section five (5) town three (3) range twenty -three (33,) Farmers' Exchange Bank. Hon.

L. K. Pratt is giving the best A full supply of fresh drugs constantly on band, also a fine assortment of toilet running thecce west on sectional line to the south articles, patent medicines, paints, oils, ana a gene-al dr Qg store. west corner of section two (2) town three (3) range twenty-two tne place or terminous. Do a general Banking Business.

Deposits received andlcollections made. G. H. Griffin, Pres. as.

u. allace County Clerk. Office of County Clerk Norton. Norton Co. Kan.

C. W. Sponsler, Cashier. The Graham Case. Springfield, March 18.

After a continuous cross-examination of eleven hours, little Charlie Graham was dismissed from the witness box. It was a trial. During all those hours in which able lawyers for the defense sought to break the damaging testimony given by the boy, he maintained a coolness and composure that won the admiration of every one, and it is universally admitted that he not only told the truth, but that he Avas more than a match for the combined energies and wisdom of Mrs. Malloy, Cora Lee, and their phalanx of attorney's. The result of cross-examination is that Mrs.

Malloy's reputation for chastity is not as good even as when the State turned the boy over to the defence, while the conviction is enforced that Cora Lee had previous knowledge both of Graham's bigamy and the murder of Sarah Graham. Mrs. Scott testified that Mrs. Malloy, Cora Lee and Graham called on her on Sunday afternoon, when Mrs. Malloy stated that Cora had two smart step children.

She also stated that Graham had been a widower either three or four ears; that his wife had been dead that length of time. THEO. SNYDER, I D.AnJafAi Via. March 19, 1886. Notice is hereby coven that a petition will be Barnes Lodge, presented to the Commissioners of Norton county I tneir next regular session to locate the follow Main Street Blacksmith Shop.

ing described road, viz: Commencing at the north east corner of section eleven (11) thence naming west to the north east corner of section seven 7 And Decorators. Does all kinds of smithing and wagon wood West of Bruner's store, Norton. PAINTERS, DESIGNERS, Graining, Paperhanging, Signwriting and Frescoing a specialty. all in town four (4) range twenty-two (22.) the place of terminous. Jas.

L. allace County Clerk. J. CHAMBLIN. D.

Littel Marsh. Manufacturer jid dealer la PTTOTOm? A HARNESS AND SADDLES. Repairing Promptly Done. Car ry the largest stock of harness, Saddles, whips, collars, robes, blankets, combs bridles, blacking oils, etc, in the market. Gallery on Main Street.

Norton. Kan Photographs and Tintypes, Picture Frames and'Corde, Stereoscopes ss -Albums, Etc. -musical instruments Sold and Repaired. M. REEVES.

A. Meat Market. Plt-A-CTICAL of sasitfaction as a fair and impartial judge, and is rustling business through at Stockton this week at a rapid rate. The election is over but we repeat it that L. K.

Pratt will make one of the best judges that ever sat on the bench in this state. Webster Eagle. The biggest trade ever made in the county will be consurnated by the 25th, Scraflord Cone having traded their Opera House store aud stock of goods to Jacob Swingle for $32,000. In the trade they take 3.000 acres of land in Pawnee county near Larnard, and 150 head of cows. 'Seneca Tribune.

Mr. Tom Nichol, once the private secretary of President Garfield, is now a prosperous broker on Wall street, and lives at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. This is the same Nichol who was accostomed to lecture an "Hades" at the school house in Bourbon county, Kansas. His familiarhy with the subject arose from the fact that he was then one of the poorest of devils. Brother Conway, he of the Norton Champion', is a good painter, cunningly putting on the colors, bringing out the lights and darkening the shades of his word pictures; but he is a better caricaturist, and well knows where the magic touch of exaggeration will make the most marked effect.

However, whatever subject he handles with his word brush, he is no dauber Oberlin Eye. Officially there is no such a city as Washington, 1). C. A city of that name was once chartered by Congress, but the charter was repealed several years ago. The capital of the United States i the District of Columbia, all parts of which are alike governed directly by Congress ti trough commissioners.

The postolrke name is Washington, but the Postmaster General could rename it Vilas if he saw fit. Purely Vegetable. SAFES and BETTER South Side of the Square. John James Ingalls. The cleanest cut face and figure in the Senate, says the Philadelphia Times, are those of Jonn James Ingalls, of Kansas, and thoir appearance by no means denies the mind that is restlessly working in his shaiely head.

Of all the members of the Senate, he is the most feared. Sherman is a better politician. Logan is more of a demagogue, Vest is equally quick, Beck and Edmunes are thought by many to be harder hitters. Hut Ic-sralls neither fears or fails to meet any of them p. o.

block, Ml ATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. JEWETT LEASE. I of have been subject to severe spells Con leesuon oi tne liver. ana nave oeen in Keeps on hand a nobby stock of new goods and new styles in watches, clocks, jew- the habit of taking from 15 to 20 grains of ciij ttuuwii ciwiuc. uvoiiacies a specialty, repairing neaiiy ana promptly done.

All work guaranteed. Hospital. E. M. TURNER, M.

D. calomel, which generally laid me up for three or four days. Lately I have been taking Simmons Liver Regulator, -which, gave me relief, without any interruption to business. J. 11UGG, Middle port, O.

Physician and Surgeon in charge. Also Surgeon for the B. M. R. R.

QOMMERCIAIi Tho REGULATOR BILIOUSNESS, 1 IYERY AND FEED STABLE. never fails to cure. when chance gives the opportunity. It is rarely, too, that he is routed. His chief weapon is sarcasm, keen as a razor and swift as the occasion demands.

At times he tires a volley at an enemy in ji quick, impatient sentence, but when most ex-aspirating drawls his words in a measured way, in order that each may cut more deeply. Occasionally he affects a superciliousness that he is accused of borrowing from Koscoe Conkling, but as the same manner characterized him when Conkling was still in the Senate, the accusation may not be true. His manner when others are talking appears to be listless, but a subjec that arouses his interest will stir him to energy and earnestness and sometimes to an independence of speech that I most cheerfully recommend it to all who suffer from Bilious Attacks or anv Disease O. FALKNER, Call on me for plans and specifications. Grier House.

The finest rigs in the west. Superior horses, fancy drivers, stron sr roadsters. Con Contractor and Builder. veyances tor bridal parties or commercial travelers. The best quality of hay arid feed.

Prices reasonable. C. W. POSSON, Proprietor. FARM LOANS.

caused by a disarranged state of the Liver. W. It- BERNARD, KAKSA3 City, Mo. INDIGESTION UiiZ Headache, etc A neighbor who had taken Simmons Liver Regulator told me it was a sure cure for my trouble. The first dose I took relieved me very much, and in one week's time I was as strong and hearty as I ever was.

It is the best medicin I ever took for Dyspepsia. II. G. CRENSHAW, Richmond, Va. justifies the belief that he has tired of the ap plause or tne galleries ana is worKing now ior a secure place in history.

His pale face does not de ny this nor would his recent elforts while the Blair jORTON COUNTY BANK. M.HEATON CO. Do a Geseral Basktsg rtaW lS ES wiU negotiate farm loans for you on Sf They lso hav some choice farms for sale cheap. Office on the south side of the square, Norton, Kansas. 1 teonme bill was oeing uiscussea tend to disprove 11 eitner.

Buy and sell foreign and domestic exchange, loan money on good signatures or Testimony of CONSTSFATIOri i Hiram Warner. satislactory collaterals. Interest allowed on time deposits, by special arrangement Collections promptly attended to. Sell ocean tickets to and from Europe. Thompson Bros' Bakery.

In person he is tall and slender. Masses of gray fall rather negli; itly over his brow and a gray mustache droop in true literary style about the corness of his mouth. He loves a good story, but is sedentary in his habits. Often he indulges in solitary walks extending for miles into the country, ty this means keeping himself in physical trim for his mental work. Geographically he is not in a good position ever to be struck by the Presidential lightning, and the reputation he bears of being slightly unsound in religious belief would be against him, too.

However tn.at may be, far less capable men have occupied the White House with credit to themselves and the country. West side State St. Lunch served at any time. ORNAMENTAL WOODWORK" Notwithstanding the protest of Secretary Evarts and of Washington society, wines were banished from the State dinners during the Hayes administration, although the guests who were known to the steward received midway in the repast, a glass of Roman punch, which was nearly all potent Saint Ooix rum. iuch was its invigorating effect that it was named the "life saving station." timet-Justice of Ga.

i nave used Simmons Liver Regulator for Constipation of my Bowels, caused by a temporary Derangement of the Liver, for the last three or four years, and always with decided benefit. ONLY GENUINE has our Stamp in red on front of Wrapper. J. H. Zeilin Philadelphia, 5olb pROPBtPXOES.

Prlee, 81.00. H. C. KELLEY, DOXE BY C. H.

WOODMANBEE. kinds of buildings, and all ornamental work contracted for. 8, E. cor. square.

In the Senate everybody enjoys hearing him oak, excep the men he happens to be impaling. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER. nd clock repairing. With Blue Crcco, State street. an; All kinds of watch.