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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-02-06

TIRE OLD ALLEGHANIANs ARE Com.
INa-RErURN From EURoPE.-The Gel
ebrated troupe of Alleehanians, Vocalists
and Bell Players, returned from Europe
a few days since, where they haYe been
very successful.
In January 1866 while in England they
appeared before Her Majesty, Queen Vic
toria, the Prince and Princess1f Wales,
and the whole of the Royal Family at
Windsor Castle.
Our American Minister in London,
conplimented the troupe on their great
achievements as American artists, 10 en-
autograph letter to their Secretary; aud in
fact the whole public and the press, both
secular and religious, lavished upon them
the most Hattering eneomiums o approval
We are pleased to to our rea'
ders that the Company will appear at The
Town Hall, onFriday evening, Feb. 18th.
and 10 doubt they will receive a hearty
Welcome from their old friends aud lover
Of good home music.
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6 months
Miss Jennie Kellogg, Ashland, time
6 months {:
Mr. James Fraunfeltet, Ashland, time,
II months;
Mr. Harry shafer, Ashland, time--6
months;
Mr. F s Mathews, Ashland, time 6
months;
Mr. J W Quick, Plimpton, time 10
months:
Mr. George W Cornell, MOhicauville,
time Is months;
Mr. Sparks Bird, Mohicanville, time lS
months;
Mr. Benjamin Bolley, Ashland, time,
6 months;
Mr. David Quick, Plimpton, time IL
months;
Mr. J Fl Woodruff, Ashland, time IS
month
Mr. Benz Mckee, Wooster, time IL
months.
Next Examination will be held at Ash.
land, on Saturday, February l6, 1867.
By order Of Board,
R. NJ. CAMPBELL, elk.
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"KERR CHUa."-It has long been a
subject of speculation among metaphysl'
ci.ns and divines whether there was such
a thing as total depravlty in human ma
ture. Many persons reasonably seemed
TO doubt that mantle noblest work OF
God could become completely depraved--
could drive from his nature those benevo-
lent and humane principles which are the
infant inheritance Of every human being,
and Danish from his heart those senti'
ments and affections which distinguished
him from the brute. These doubts might
all have been dispelled and the learned
pages Of logic and philosophy saved by
making the acquaintance Of a certain non.
d~escript known in this community as
"Kerr Chug," whose occupation for the
last few months has been to write a week.
" communication Of SANDER and abuse
for the Columbus Journal, for which he
receives one penny a line. If any one has
q desire for investigating the curious and
occult mysteries of The human heart, and
the low degree Of d~epravity to which
it can be debased, he can not find, in
all the wide range Of corruption, a bet
ter subject than the above vile libel
upon humanity.
In his communication to the Journal
last week, he devotes nearly a half column
10 the UNION. lie starts out in this wise
zone Of our greatest curses is the
above disloyal sheet. Yes, it is our
greatest curse. There was a time when
it had a small spark Of responsibility I; bu,
now, since the management has fallen in
to the hands Of a boy, with bushy, curly
riuglets, its everything is deterioa,iug"
This illiterata creature, who has no 9th
er conception Of decency or true man
hood than that which springs from
mind utterly depraved-iu countenancc
dog, in heart a fend-does well to prat
about "respectability |" But he contir
ues
"Always noted for its secession an,
disloyal principles, it does not now devi
ate from them"
If the silly, nousensical fool will sel0c
one recession or "disloyal" paragraph
from our paper, we will agree to prov
that be is a bigger liar aud diriier do
than he is even supposed to be by thos
who know him best.
But we have already devoted too uuC
space in noticing this scurvy wretch.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MARKEDLY D. Biddinger, Esq
at his Office in Orange, on the Sd day Of
February, 1867, Mr.. DAVID MERCER
and Miss MARY SNYDER both of this
County.
BY the same, at the residence of the
brides father, in Orange Tp., on the 9th,
Mr. ISAAC LEIDIGH and Miss MARY
PIER both Of Ashland County.
On the 5th inst, at the residence Of
Jno. Stoner iu Clearcreek Township, by
Rev. s. Il. Herring, Mr.. w. H. MAR.
TEN, and Miss LIBBIE STONER.
AT the residence Of Mr.. THOMAS
WAeGoNER, Jan. 81, by Rev. W. II. SEE.
LY, Mr.. WILLIAM W. GIBSON aud
Miss REBECCA KING, both of Ash
land, o.
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9sblaab aaion.
ASHLAND, : FEB. 9. 1897.
Brief Items.

Brief Items.
See advertisements in to.day's paper.
- Mrs. O. Mentzer has been appointed
P. M. at Polk, pice w. CulbertsoD, re-
signed.
There will be a Circular Fox Hunt,
near Jeromeville, on Saturday next.
Don't fail to read the article headed,
"Conspiracy Against Gen. Grant"
There will be a public trial Of the
Steam Fire Engine on Saturday next,
commencing at | o'clock, P. M.
Owing to the length Of the article
signed aTeacher," it is crowded out this
week.
--Departed-the fine sleighing we have
been having,
During the late revival in the Disci-
pie Church, in this place, which lasted
Eve weeks, forty.two persons were added
to the Church.
The list of premiums awarded by the
Ashland County Independent Agricultu-
raj Society, at their First Annual Fair,
will be found on the FIRST page.
Wednesday morning last was the
coolest day Of the season. The thermOm
eter, early in the morning, showed q tie m.
perature of go below zero.
1.-THE Sparkling Stream" q collec.
ton Of temperance melodies, published
by Charles M. Tremaine, No. 4S1 Broad
way, New York, lisa book Of "a pages
and contains the most popular temperance
songs Of the day.
Twenty. three years ago last Sabbath
the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON, pastor Of thu
First Presbyterian Church, Of Ashland
commenced his ministerial labors in tina
Congregation ; and during all that time
with very few exceptions, has filed tn
pulpit himself.
We were in error last week, in sta
ting that the Church erected for the us
of the German Reformed and Methods
Congregations, to be dedicated on Sabbatl
next, was located at Hayesville. LII tn
Hopewell Church, in Orange Township
Some individual, who, unless hi
looks belle him, is an inveterate "toper,
delivered, on last Thursday evening, a
was announced in the bills, an "intempel
ance lecture" For the good Of the ten
perance cause, such r%um.suckers as thi
chap evidently is, should not be pei
mittcd to appear before tho public. Fl
hailed from Wooster. Brother FOREMAN
you had better keep your Abolition breth
rem at home.
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FIRE IN MANsFELD.-A very destruc.
tive fire occurred in Mansfield, at half
past 2 o'clock, on last Friday morning,
destroying the Weldon Block, on the
corner Of Main an Fourth streets The
fire originated in the room occupied by
JOsselyn & Palmer, as a Bakery. Six
Stores were burnt out, and a number Of
Offices in the upper stories, including the
Odd Fellows Hall, with all their records,
regalia, &c, Their loss is estimated a
So. 900. The principal sufferers are Hen
drick & Co, dry goods Jackson, grocer
Josselyn & Palmer, Bakery Rollnan
clothing ; ZeIlDer & Baker, harness ma
kers Paisley, tailor Miller, saloon.
The entire loss is estimated at 500,
900 mostly insured.
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DR. schenck's pulmonic Syrup.

This great medicine cured DR. j. II.
Schenck, tie Pr prietor, of Pulmonary Con-
sumption, when it had assumed is most for
midable aspect, and when speedy death ap-
peared TO be inevitable His physicians pro.
nouuced his case incuIable, when he COM
menced the use of this simple but powerful
remedy. His health WAS restore in o very
short time, and no return of the disease has
been apprehended, for all the symptoms qnick-
" disappeared, and his present weightismore
than two hundred pounds,
Since his recovery, he has 'evoted his at
lention exclusively to the cure of Consuwp-
ton, and the diseases which Ire usually com.
p~lioated with it, and the cures effected by his
medicines have been very numerous and truly
wonderful. DR.. Schenck makes professional
visits TO several of the larger cities weekly.
where he has a concourse Of patients, and 1t
IS truly astonishing to see poor consumptives
that have to be lifted out of their carriages,
and in a few months healthy, robust persons.
DR.. SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP, SEA-
| WEED, TONIC, and MANDRAKE PILLS
are generally all required in curing Consump'
ton. Full directions accompany each, SO
that any one can take them without seeing
DR.. Schenck, but when til convenient il il
best to see him. He gives advice free, but foi
q thorough examination with his R~espirme'el
his fee is three dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing, that th'
Two licensees of the Doctor-oAe when il
the last Stage CT Consumption, and the othe'
as hc now is, in perfect health-sre on TIL
| Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers: Price
| 81, so per bottle, or $3.50 the half dozen.--
| Letters for advice should always he directed
to DR.. Schenck's Principal Office, No. 10 Eo.ii
9th Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barne
& Co., New Yyrk; !. s. Hance, Baltimore
Md. John D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Wal
ker & Taylor, Chicago, III Collins Bros. s.
Lonis, Ne. (Sw ca rno ly
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CoscERr.-Tho Sanitary Fair Min

CoscERr-Thc Sanitary Fair Min
s%trels, Of Mansfield, gave an entertain.
ment in Miller's Hall, in that place, on
last Monday evening. The night was
anything but favorable for concert-goers,
a snow storm prevailing, but the Hall was
filed to its utmost capacity with the elite
Of the city, and all were delighted with
every part Of the entertainment. Il would
take more room than we can devote TO
the subject to particularize the programme
and it might be deemed invidious to point
out which wal the best, when all did 80
we'll but we cannot refrain from specially
noticing a portion of the performance.
The sorgs, "Hard Tines" "Pm Lonely
Since My Mother Died" and "High Dad
dy in the Morning." by Mr. Cbilds, were
artistically rendered, and well received by
the audience. The "Stump Speech was
one Of the most prominent features of the
emf er tainment. It was well gotten up,
but rather too personal; however, as it
was "none of our funeral" we will not
complain. "Music under difficulties" by
Messrs. TowNLEY, THOMAS, and a gen.
tleman whom we could not recognize in
bis sooty disguise, was a splendid perfar-
nance, and was received with deafening
applause. "Monster Concert" a bur.
lesque on the Philharmonic Society bro't
forth bursts Of applause. The Banjo
Solo," by Mr.. Childs, was rendered with
such effect that an encore was enthusias-
tically demanded, and il seemed that the
audience would never have ceased 'ap-
plaudiug, if be had not appeared and
sung a Dutch ditty, the title OF which is sc
long that wO cannot remember more thar
nall oil IL, Inc performance concluded
with the "Shadow Pantomime," which
"capped the elm Ak" and the applause
which greeted the ~"Shadows," testified
to the satisfaction with which they wert
received by the audience. The pro-
gramme was interspersed with "sharps,'
many Of which were perpetrated at tn
expense" Of our little city. Very well
its a long road that has no turn.
The Concert was under the direction
Of our jovial friend, G. G. TowNLEY, and
iu making it in every respect, all tina
could have been wished for, he deserve
The thanks Of all the v~otaries Of amuse
ment. CAL, not only "knows how t
keep hotel" but understands how to sue
cessfully manage a minstrel troupe
When they perform again, may we b
there to see.
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SrApn1No ARRAY BETwrrN BOYS

STABBINd AFFRAY BETWEEN BOYS
Last night, about nine o'clock, two boys,
aged about thirteen years, became en-
gagged in q quarrel, on the corner of 7th
aud Broadway. One Of them named
Kelly, with a stilletto,. stabbed the other
in the side, and dropping the knife, made
good his escape. The wOundedboy whose
name we could not learn, was carried to a
house near by, aud his wounds dressed by
Dr., Doberty. He lies in a critical condi.
ton. Kelly had not been arrested up to
mldnight.-Enquirer.
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As A LECTURE

NATo Kouns Mem
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six cents.
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Weakness. Involuntary Emissions, sexual
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The world renowned author OF this admi.
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Sent under seal. TO any address, IN q plain
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or two postage stamps, Also Dr. culvefWel,
Marriage Guide" price rs cents. Address
tho publishers, VHAS.J CLtSE&F0.,
is7 powsry, New VOrA Post ofasa Boz i5es
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New York Markets
NEW YORK, FEB. s, 1867.

FLOUR-Dull aud loo lower, Re.
ceipts 1857 bbls. Sales Of 1890 bbls of
superfne State and Western, at so 25@
10 10 extra Western $40 5O9ll 50;
choice Sl3 16 shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio Sl2 l0@l2.4O trade
brands sl2 20@l3 90-closing dull
WHEAT-Active and Unchanged
Sales 23, 900 bushels. No2 Milwaukee ut
So So /; No 3 do 81 l192 ~.
RYE-Quiet and heavy. SAFES 5000
bushels. Western at Sl26, m outside
price.
BARLEY-Quiet Sales Is 900 bush
Canada West at 81 l2i@l 30.
CORN-Dull aud 10 lower. Sales Of
5000 bushels mixed Western in store at
81 l5@ll6 .
OATS-Heavy. Receipts 1850 bush
! Sales or 1900 bushels, Western at 81
@64c.
WOOL-Steady. Sales $4,000 lbs
at 45@63c for domestic fleece; 44l@52c
for pulled.
P0RK-Firmer. Sales Of 4,450 bbls,
at $40 5000 so for new mess, closing
at $40 5O(0 $40 5000 20 for old mess,
closing at 500 90 SIC 75@l7 90 for
prime; SIG 0O@20 90 for prime mess ;
also 800 bbls new mess at S2l 90.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet. Sales OF q
$50 bbls at s29@S8 so.
DRESSED HOGS-Frmer. Sales at
E7i@Sic for Western.
LARp-Dull and heavy. Sales at soc
Dbl at 12@l2ic for old; 2i@lStc fol-
new
BUTTER-Steady and unchanged
Sales at 29@30o for Ohio.
CHEEsE--Quiet At l4@loic
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16y- "Youth is the seed time" "Such
as you SOW such shall you reap" Parents
should send their children to q place
where they are not likely to be exposed
to vicious companions or bad examples.
We believe it would be to the advantage
of all desiring a thorough Commercial or
Telegraphic education, to send to the
"Union Business Institute OF CalkiDs,
Griffin & Co., located at Oberlin, 0. "a
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NEW MUSIC.

Just published sent to any address, on re
ceipt OF price, Teachers supplied at the
usual discount.
Cents.
Girls get a home Of your own-New song
and Chorus by Tucker 20
I'll never forget thee dear slary-song
by Bishop 40
Ny blue eyed Jsknie Bell--sOHg BY .,
Oh Annie come ~back-FOng and chorus
Tucker IS
Toldln the twilight-song and chorus by
Crilley
Don't marry a man II he drinks-song 80
I'll marry no man that drinks, reply to
the above 30
Beautiful form Of my dreams (Lith)
song by banks 90
When we marched to thu roll of thedrun
song by Bishop 80
On CONF to me then when daylight te.s
song by Bassford 30
Nearest and dearest (Lithl song BY J.
r Thomas %
Give me honest friends and true song
by Tucker 80
Do bot heed hor warning reply 10 gip.
sizes warning song by Tucker 30
Jenny who lives in the dell song BY j
Il Thomas 30
softly Ger the ripping waters song by
] h Thomas, with beautiful Litho-
graph of the Author 30
Bells in distant lands song by tucker 80
he light step polka BY Francis H es,
Brown 30
Morning light shottische by Readcn 80
sunlight polka by Mrs P%arkhurst 40
Banjo gallop by ms Parkhurst 30
Something pretty Malurka by Mrs
Parkhurs 10
Beware, ouartette words by Longfellow 80
Pretty Rosaline song by Z Hoffman 40
I'm glad fathers come song 10
Moliies welcome 10 Pat Mallory 40
Her heart is all my own by Hess 80
The Get beside the mill song by Gallon 30
Swinging round the circle 10
You maui hty. naughty man cong In
the Black Crook 30
Now | lay me down to sleep song and
chorus by Walbridge ~
Blue eyes or black song by p Baker 30
Stars Of the Summer night, quartelte' oO
Coming coming by and by song BY Ga
Lriel ~
Wen 20 with Grant again song aud cho.
rus by Tucker ~
Halt boys halt song and chorus by
MoNaughton %
The new home sweet home song by
Madam Parepa oo
Any music published will be sent BY re-
turn mail and parties over paying will re-
ceive their change with the music. Address
orders
0. J. WILLARD & co,
81 81 No. 627 Broadway, New York.
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WORM CONSIDERING. = Good diet
makes healthy children andhealthy adults
Good Saleratus helps to make nutritious,
healthy diet. Hence use D B DeLaud
& Cos Beat Chemical Saleratus, as II Is
perfectly pure, and better than soda for
all purposes.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the undersign,
ed, are requested to call aud make settle.
men., either by cash or note. All 40.
counts remaining unsettled on the 18th
day Of Feb'rv, 1867, will be left with the
proper officer for collection. Walk up,
friends, and settle.
01 I'D z, GREESRwALp.
lmS0)
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wANTED.-A situation by a good print
er, either IN a News or Job Office, Can
come we'll recommended. Address x.
UNION Office, Ashland Ohio.
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Remember

That we are the only Agents for Grover
4 Baker Sewing Machine in Ashland
county, and sell q better machine than can
bs found elsewhere in this city.
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THE BRIGGS,
NEW PATENT PIANO STOOL

NEW PATENT PIANU SIUUI
Acknowledge by he trsde and profession
to be the Neatest :and most Salable Stool
Manufactured. We are Wholesale Agents
for this city and are now supplying the prin-
ciple Music Houses in New FORK with these
stools, and so great is the demand, that q
large factory has been erected capable Of
turning out 900 stools per month. Dealers
supplied at the Manufacturers Lowest Whole
sale p~rices-bOxed and shipped free Of
cI,arge-seR / for price list giving full par
ticulars and correct likeness.
o. J. WILLARD & CO.,
Sole Wholesale Agenis, 627 Broadway y. Y,
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Notice 10 Teachers.

There will be a meeting Of the Board
Of School Examiners. at the Court House,
in Ashland, on Saturday, February 10th,
R. NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
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REMEMBER

That We have a good assortment of dress
trimmings.
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Remember

That we have on hand and are daily re,
ssiving Hoop Skirts for all Ashland Co.
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REMEMBER

Stock Of FLANNELS was pur,
chased at such prices that we are enabled
to offer them at a reduction OF from ~ to
rs cents from fall prices.
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Remember

That We keep on hand and for sale, a
good line of carpets. ii.n'
tdi 81 b
lIsl
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Remember

That our stock of furs is large and prices
lower than elsewhere.
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o. j. WILLARD & co,
MAkURACTURERs or
COTTAGE organs
Office and Wrferoon,
NO. 627. BROADWAY, N. r.

We invite the attention Of Dealers and the
public TO our
NEW STYLE COTTAGE ORGANS,
With new and valuab e improvements exclu-
si1ely our own. Tho cases are the largest in
the market, new nd beautiful in design and
workmanship. Our Organs are made from
The best material, voiced with great care,
having a smooth pipe organ quality Of tone,
yet deem and mellow. Are fni, he'd in high
ly polished Black Walnut and Rose wood Ca
ses, with double bellows, double blow pedals,
knee swell 60. All have our new patent
tremolO stop with which the most beautiful
effects can be produced varying at the will
of the performer.
We desire one good active Agent in every
County, who will receive ovr largest discouts
send for illustrated price list giving full par
ticulals, address
0. J. WILLARD d CO,
Manufacturers, 627 Broadway New York,
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DON'T FORGET

a.-'r t,fssf IA ~ as a5 s n.
That you can save money by calling Of
NJ. B. ParmsJ'SJNo ], Town Hall,
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REMEMBER

That We want you to see these goods
whether you purchase or not.
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REMEMBER

That II you will come and SEQ us we will
make you happy.
Call aud get-shs evidence Of your
own eyes.
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Just published sent to any address, on re
ceipt OF price, Teachers supplied at the
usual discount. =
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-08-24

. . i.
| THE DRAxA-A NEw AND Excrrrse PLAY
Our "deyil" having been present at the late Char
ado and Tableaux entertainments given at the ma
sonic Hall, In this place, has become thoroughly IN
spired with the drama, and gives every indication
Of rivnlling the immortal "spokeshave' himself. -
We give place to one Of his "high pressure" effu-
sions, as follows fiooi.aso las 7.'iH
The Last "Pnnkin'' Pio--A Yankee Romance.
Chapter I.-She threw hcrsolf upon his breast and
wept. :.
Chapter II.--As she ceased weeping he groaned
audibly. There they sat entwined in each others
arms and nary one on 'em spoke. .uo!
Chapter IIf.-A voice fractured the solemn still
ness of the air. Twas Eugene's. Chow sweet, my
own love, Harriet; IL / had but pumpkin pic to
eat" nj" ...... 81. 70
Thcn she lifted up her tear-dimmed eyes to the
starry heavens, caspcd her hands wildly and ex-
claimed, "Come with me to the kitchen, love, ana
thou shalt cat thy fill, for there wore three OF them
They claspcd each other by the hand, and rushed
Chapter 1.-TWO pumpkin pies had disappeared,
and the third was about to ehare the same tate,
when q stealthy step was heard.
"Fly, my angel my beau IT'S the old woman,
know. And sho fcll fainting at his feet.
Chapter V.-The old woman stood face to face
with Eugene And she asked him what he had
been doin with the gal, and he said ho hadn't dun
nothin'. She seized upon the remaining pie and,
him.
Chapter VI.-IIcr aim had been too true. She
hit him in the pit of the stomach, and he fell at her
feet corpse. They buried them both in ono grave
and every Spring the village maidcns planted onions
over the place whero the lovers a last united.