The Wallace News from Fort Wallace, Kansas • 1

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Tugboat; Dec. 180. 1. Cur; Fashion olumn. A'tlroll fellow was requestd'by an olddady to read the newspaper Telegraphic.

for he. Ho took it up and read a spocial to the News.) follows? 1 i 1 Owing to the absence of our ex-; changes we are compelled to omit, many Interest log item on the sub" jt-ct of dresshaving been snowed I Kit Carson, i Last night, yesterday morning, December 2Uth, 1870. about oneo'clocklnlhe afternoon, a1 hungrboy about forty years Tho Snow-shovel Brigade ''are bought a big custard for tk levy, in so long wai we ieei scarcely auit: withln one mile of First a to pen an article of such import- distance of 14 inilea from thU point, ance, but when we take a cold bath and expect to meet the force mov-. we find to in foremost and go it blind. So here aim u'icw ib wiruuii uriCKWalt ninefret-thielr; and jumper! ver ity broke his righttaukle, above his left knee, fell lhtoadfy mill-pond and was drowned.

A bout forty years after that on the same, day, an old, cat hi.xl nine turkey gobblers a high wind blew Yankee Doodle on a frying nan, and killed i sow and goes Ellis, Kansas, Dec. 2G, 1S70. There are how two westward Ifound trains at this station which two uead pigs at Boston, where a arrived, here, en rotite, thl after noon to the uiwcuityin. 7ut? ng through the they xl uil getti ha ve orders to remain hero over rB rj.i fN if -nit -f' I nig! I One dark not pntpfpd A n'rlvnfo hnnco In December 27. The two passenger trains will, SUth Avenue.

N. Y. Ort tiehd. Milcrniinn t. this leave this station ing flight of -fetalrs hebbscrvxl Dark colors appear to he the pre-, vailing style; panniers yet reign supreme; also chignon very large Hint "en dishable." In conscHjuence of the interruption of trade, some of the ladle here have adopted the Buffalo chignon, a fashion that we think will yet be cnptttlhy our eastern devotees Tho Gipsy Is the hat of all hatk and i.

worn more jauntily thar ever. Our I htjve jw''in-! uvw ''addition 'in inu way Of mlorn ing their hat4 a Iwk of hair, ante-' iopo whit, pure a the snow, and more odorous than any other, perfume; yet opposed to public, and to, make the eflVct have added the latter end of rabbit, the tuft called the "malby cotton tifrl." We can only gaze in astonishment and admire their genuine attempt lo look interesting. Ladies' boots are worn all styles. hestating what to Co. alarm woman'.

SnKiuANrf December 27. A train, consisting of four cars of coal, two box cars and caboose, now here waiting orders to proceed to Wallace. tii i Special TelKram. CKLK4t VH 0' r. AL1.AC, DrC 2 p.

tAl A working train is how about 25 miles east of us; moving westward; descended uion h(ra, seized him by (he throat, forced him down through the hall tihd pushed hin into the it reel he had time to think. "Jlerojc n. pujse of a (burglar by woman was the Way' the story appeared in the -paperr next day But when; friends called and congratulated her upon her. courage, she exclaimed "Good gracious! I didn't with a shovel brigade of fifty men varied as tho Mowers on the prai-i Two passenger trains just arrived no." wa8 DUrrttu 11 1 lie. High heals still the prevail-! at Kills-will probably reach Wat-! 0 have been frightened half to ing fashion.

Owing to the vast) lace by morning. There are also I thoughUt wasmy hus- know It Was a burglar. If I had I vasi law oy morning, inert? an? niso quantities of snow, we were te mpt-Uwo shovel brigiden at work be- band come home drunk again, and. tween (Jarson and Wallace moving I was determined he shouldn't stay, and toward each other; It Is hopeil be house in that to suggest government broga but were routed foot, honw dragoon, at ono fell swoon, and they will meet within twenty-four iln, Untie, launched more firmly at when tho road will be clear ih. We hid our head; we did, ami from Kansas.

Ciiy to Denver, and well it was all trains will run on their regular The only drifts In the way An Indian woman, with her llttlo son, went to visit a friend belonging to another tribe. The little fallow caught a large grasshopper on the road and carried it with him. A lad from the other tribe wanted it but he refused' to Ubp.v A ouarrel ensued" which soon drew the mothers and fathers Into the are those between First View and Thk Hon. II. II.

Metcalf, Itepre- i "i sentatlve from Ellis county lo the Monument stations, and they, are Kansas Legislature, leaves for To-1 "lV? PPwring before the i o.u i 1 vincible muscle of the Shovel Brlg- Ieka about thesth of January. May atlo an(! the ul.UehieS8 energy and 1 dispute, and ere long the chief success attend him In hi new role, determination of the officers of the road, who doing everything I "JfJ? lnm which nearly exterminated tribe. one Wk are under obligations to the i possible for the resumption of regu Hon. George K. Higdiy, member I train at the earliest possible elect from this county to the tne mvenltnce anil fumiFiipi tr ibia.AnMfiiu -Two; young ladies and an conversing on age, when one of them put the home question "Which of do think i tho elder, Mr.

"Sure'eplled had Bangor, already has sas Legislature, and at present the elUcient telegraph operator of the Kansas' Pacific Hallway at this station, for favors shown paper. tltl season, i U.o gallant Hibernian, "you both eleven snow, storm before Christmas. look younger thatteach other.".