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First MORTGAGE E0ndy


AA Z 1SSuhS y iSN N"" ~H-J ~AANs
The Union Pacific B3p I. run thirty years are
for 5! zoe eacn and have coupons attached,
hey bear scui.annuo interest, payable on the first
duys Of January and july al The CompGnys Of
Rcg in the City Of Kew York, at tho rate IT 5ix
per cont. IN gold. The principal ls payable in
g0!! ut maturity. Tie lr.ao !. id2 and al the
present rate ot gold, they pay liberal income
% their cost.
TIL Crmp4uy tciicyr that thgse Bonds, II the
present lutc. NE the cheapest security the
market, and reserve the right to I'D, 1Aco the
price ut any hlne. Subscriptions vii he re-
caigCd IN New York
At the Company's Office No 20 Nassau st;
AZ y
John Cisco L sou Enakols, 10, 50 Wall ST.,
And by lending Bankers generally throughout
,he LLIted States.
Reuitilr rs sLoull be made in dlatts or othes
fun is pnr in New York, and tho Bonds viii Le
sent free oI charge by return express. PartiCs
snhrrbirs through local agents, Will look
ther' fer their safe delivery.
a Pamphlet and Map for 1888 has Just been
published by the Company, giving fuller inloIm-
alton than is possible il an advertisement, rc-
spcoting the progress Of the work, the resources
OF The country traversed by the road, the means
for construction, and the value Of the Bonds,
which will DO sent free on application ut the
Company's Offices or to any Of the advertised
agonts.
New York
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lsE LA.iUtnari's Specific for Rheumatism,
"2G' ana Neuralgia. !, enectuulIy destroys all
poison u'Lo blood aut p.rlorms radical cure.
uut2,IIy.
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SPECIAL NOTKCHs.
Moro Causes of Mood poisons

Excessive labor or undue excitement some
times oecasloa serious sickness by causing aecel-
ersJgl notion Of the blood. Grief, fear and an
Ateiy hurt by making the blood to circulate GLOW
e. Both causes may produce serious eyils to
the health uness prevented by timely cid. Here
We are adm onished Of the superior advantage Of
Braudrcth's Pills For il the blood goes toe
tHst from nervous OF other causes, they aIIay tire
turmoil aud are healing balm 70 the brain
While. shuuA the blood circulate Do slowly,
tnting The skin with dark hue, they at once
relieve the blood Of its excess OF carbon; thus
they relieve the miud aud restore the health
Shoul IN organ he weaker than the rest, there
Impure matters from the bo"d will be deposited,
Thlsi the way Jumps, bois, tumors, carLuncles,
are produced. MI are enred, often prevented,
by the use ot Brandreth's Pills
Principal office, Brsndreth House, New York
SOFA by all afuggwN. uugl6jwlm.
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NOTICE.

WYE THE UNDEEsIGNhD, have ,his lay
w bon.ht Of Murphy, all his right tito
,,l interest IN the Lock LELAND Marble WoIks,
ana vii! continue the su.d business At he OLD
.tana ttb door west # the First National Bank,
Rock Island, Ill.
g. MURPHY,
Hill. STUART
Rock Island. April u, 1857
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True COMFORT FOR THE AGED AND
OTHERS AFFLICTED WITH CosTWE.
NESS AND PARALYSIS OF THE BOW.
ELS.
one 10 THREE or RAILWAYS FILLS
once ia "a hours will secule regular uvaeuasious
from 1iu bowels Persons who tor 20 yeafs
Lave Lo; ctJoyel q natural stool aId have been
compelled 10 tee Dgs,!ass have been cured by
trr doses # Railway Pills
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"a Certain Cure"

Tor In'ipient Consumption, Asthma, Coughs
CoIds, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. and General
Debility, wti bo found in DR.. Tobias pqlmOnie
Lie syrup. This valuable medicine, compound
ed from the gifts Of the Vegetable Kingdom" !"
wiii be found sovereign remedy, In all the
uJogo named diseases. The demand foI this
gttuHhlc compound is daily increasing, and u
VIII wtthouut doubt become as popular as Dr.
Tobias celebrated Venetian Lnimcnt. Con
sumption IN It's last stages this Syrup will not
cure morris there any remedy that will, a relief,
however, will be found hy its use What II Is
stated t. euro Il surely viii do, az a trial will
Prove Thousands of certificates can he seen at
tke Depot sold by tho Druggists, and at No.
20 Park Place, New York. PTeo rs cents. Ask
for Dir. Tobias pulmonic Life Syrup, and take
nc other, aurItdwlm.
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Is in reeeipt Of an important official documrat,
signed by the rroig soIe oi l!.2 Medical
Cole, Of Ere .. pgu,-a... .aboiymg
L. result w. lu ana .. II
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DEADEN, CHOOSE BHIWELN 4 VIGUA
~ Qua age IL An untiIuoiy death. on, AGw
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d, ]. DIMICK,

DEAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT OF
IL hoe IN LlveEy Building, Washington street,
Rock Island. III.
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mach mtsary ard sickness
"outd have been spared
me he J but Iead this De-
tore Just published. .
Third edition. Price -
cents. The Minor f.
Youth, u the Myateria.
Of Sexual Intercourse. Dy
DR.. J. Lubaroh, fr4oticlnx
Physician, No. Ii3 south
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BUsrNnsS CARDS.
4 a SmEAnI,I,
II. {. CONNELLY,

1 FToANEY At LAW AND NJ TARY PUP
4 tie, ok Island, III. since over The Post
Uthre. |
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Chicago, Koc@ Island and
"a ~ - s, s.
Pacific Rail ROAD Go.

YIiE OLD CENTH-IL HOETH
CONNECTING THE
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THE GREiT FREEGH REMEDY.

RlE at-~ H g. q H. Th.~s4 EkS b. n fiTH.
IlFL+~-ss -ssEAETSG-~STRE RE&F2TU.
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'EEKLr ARarS established October rs. ISL
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jun2Idw2m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-03-11
Col. g. T. AgnsR.

We are most agreesbly surprised to
learn, that the long lost to sight S. T.
Agnew, Esq. one of Newberry's old
merchants, and one: Of the most active
and enterprising, has turned up in Co.
lumbia, after ranging the Pacific world
over. Mr.. Agnew has acquired more
knowledge, and keener judgment BY
his extensive travels, and now comes to
offer his services to our citizen planters
10 commission line Of business. LooE
over his card reader, it is expressive and
Characteristic Of S. T., you will rec.
ognlze il, and give him attention. We
thought him dead, but ind ourselves
agreeably mistaken, in that be-. wss no,
even asleep during the long inserregnum,
and thar be is nsw as ever the same
wide awake. quick and liberal business
lnsn as Of old. ; ....... ......
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ras coussdsrsss Fiag on shs eesas.

Our readers all know that the pesti
lensiaf doctrines Of Mengreiism, cheep in:
to nine.teaths Of the reading matter is.
sued from The public press. We must
have q pure. literature, without . ,sint q
the niger about it, withoatshs shghses,
niilk,aad-molasses hue, or the present
generation of readers win become as de.
bauched as thu past. The Caucasian
series Of stories now being issued by Van
'Evrie, Horton & Co, Of the NsEwF FORK ri
-9Dsy Day Book, are Of the pure white man
style, and tho No. I shich we have re,
ceiyed JUS. off tie press and ready for
thaspublic-The Confederate Flag on the
Ocean-is . capital story, spirited, hriIl
ing, strictly historical and patriotic
There isnot Democrat in the country
who viii not prize it highly as one of the
most entertaining noseaettss ever written.
The series viii be kept up. 49,.
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BOWELS rs. BRAINs.-We took ocea.
sion to say beforetime that Josh Billings
was 3 brick ; it is repeated. He's q
whole brick, a good brick, and we like
him better than any other brick. He
says: 81 have finally come to the con-
clusion that good reliable set Of bowels
is worth more to man than any quaint.
ty of brains" And he is right, provided
always that the liver is. in sympathy
with the bowels. A man with bad liver
should have absolution fol. every ofsnce
he may commit, whether for treason,
strstegem or spoils. -
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oa1eiS OF TIE WORD "DuN."-The word
DUN 6rst came into use, it is said, during
the reign Of Henry the Seventh, of En-.
gland. It owes its birth to an English
bsiliff by the name Of JOE Dun, whowas
so indsfatigabls and skillful at his busi:
ness Of collecting debts, that it became q
proverb when person did not -pay his
debts, "Why don't you Don him ?" that
is, s.Why don't you send Dus after hips"
Hence originated the word, xhieh has
long been in universal use. seS - =
How vulgar! We promise not to dun
again, IS long as our patrons pay UP like
good and true men. --------------- = -
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RELIGIOUS No71cE.-The congregation
Of the Methodist Church, and citizens
generally, are informed that the Seceder
Church has been kindly offered to the
Rev. ". S. Black, in which to hold ser.
vices, while his own church is undergo
ing repair. There will be preaching,
therefore, in the Seceder Church on next
Sabbath. and until further notice. -:
The Sunday School children will meet
at Ar. Chapman's house, Immediately
opposite the Church, on next Sabbath
morning.
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A WHITE Mans GoyEgSxgNT.-The
sentiment that this is white mans
country, to be governed by white men,
and that the attempt to osubiect the South.
ern white people to the domination OF the
negroes is an .unpardonable outrage, is
gaining ground fast in the great North.
West. The Lacrosse Democrat, which
has an army ofsnbScribers at its back,
speaking ofthe declaration Of tho Cen.
servaiives in the Virginia Convention
that they would never submit to negro
rule, says: ...- e."
an answer to SO nesarious and revolt.
ing proposition. it is but natural tina,
there should come up from the white
men Of the South. in tones denoting> the
last extremity of human despair and
agony. the cry ....-
We will die sooner than submit to
itl'
"Aye, and so you oug ght., And thou.
sands and thousands of your own white
brethren in the North will die with you,
sooner than this last disgrace, this foul.
est wrong, this cruelest torture, Of all the
inventions all the devils own who are
leagued against you, shall be inflicted
upon you -..-..-...,. ....'.t.
"This issue must be met, and at once!
alt admits ofno delay !! -. ..
THE danger is imminenti -.
''Ths duty IS the most urgent which
ever summoned man 10 The 6aid!
"WHrTE nss, ARx ! AsR 70 TIE Rss-
eyst" -.
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Sketches Of the Delegates to the Club House

Sketches Of the Delegates to the Club House
Assembly. ..-. ..
These sketches have besn published COIN
plete, and are now offered for sale Ct the low
price: Of twenty-five cents for single copy,
or Eve copies for one dollar. One copy con
taias all the skethes., Persons IN the cour-
.sy desirous Of purchasing would DO veil q
club together and order fiye or moro copies
sendordsrst 10 TIE MERcuEx Office. Charles
ton. g, c.. - zi-.,.~ :'@
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Rev. ". 8. Black. wilt please accept
our thanks for copy Of the minutes Of
the South Carolina Conference, held at
Morganton, Dec. 1867. The minutes
were printed by Messrs. Mcmillan &
Jowits, of Charleston, and exhibit neat
ness Of typographical execution quite
pleasing to behold. We have not had
leisure to read the minutes as yet, but
will do so at some other time, and make
an item or two of interest.
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THs SEAsoN.-At last the weather has
moderated snd1 spring has come once
more. The avant couriers Of the vernal
season, the blue bird and the thrush, are
mating in right down good earnest l.; mot
uisceges.atibg, but wedding their kind }
What happy little dears- -hasz thexL must
love! They care neither for leap year
nor congress, and don't have to buy
soothing syrup. Well, we trust old
winter is not fooling us, and just gone 3
little way, to come back and linger in
the coy maiden's lap. We hope in =
very little while to see the grass "spriug
fresh and green"-eyen IS carpet upon
the mellow earth, for many calf is in
need thereof ;r,,,... .-.-.- =. !; -.
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,Spectaeies Lost

4 suitable serard will be giyea! kx 4hsEs
recovery of q pair Of gold mounted Speetee
cles. lost about three weeks sago in the tevn:
of Nexberry. The Spectacies we're liHe1ss
leather case, on the back Of which had beef; ;
pasted few Confederate Bossago Stamps $. $.
i reward viii be giseu for the Spcc.acses
if found and left At the Herah oaice., Il 80.
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An old o#cer of the army used to say
shat the three duties Of euartermasier,
as understood BY the quartermaster
birnseif were !: First. to make himself
comggsable,; second. to make himself
more comfortable third. to make him
sele most comfortable. If-sny time re-
msined, he was to employ il in making
szerybody else snce@fortabie,
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Index TO Kew Advertisements.

4uueA w &S0W <Uy01 taoeA0S80s
The following Advertisements appear to-day
for the first time. Those to be continued, will
be found under their respective heads In our
next issue .::,ss.--~..,sE. :.-.-.
NJ. Foet-New goods just received
reduced prices.
S. T. Agnew-Commission merchant.
Wren & Wheeler-Views for sale.
A. Harris-Fish, Tailoring, Latest
Fashions. .-.-l... -. - .-
Carxile & AcCaughrin-Genuine Pc.
7uvian Gusno.
Specsacles Los.-Apply at this Office.
n. G. Corwin-Assessors notice. -,
Bible Society-Notice-Head Spring
Church. ~ .. 80 = - =. -
= j. P. Kinard-Assignee, Notice. ..'.:
". Il. Webb-Gew Stock elegant
Spring goods. r.. :..s-=~
Bankruptcy notices. ...,,... ..-.-
Citation. 49, y = - : .'''
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Southern CgliEsseE.

We acknowledge the receipt Of the
March number of the Cultivator. 1t Is q
practical aud scientific paper, for the
plantation, the garden and the family
circle, aud we recommend it to our read
ers as erninently worthy their regard.
Published at Athens, Ga, at 81 per an.
uaun. Subscriptions received ct thin
Office.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

THAT CoEuNDRuN.-Ws have heard
from cns only who has attempted to
suswsr "why is dancing like new milk. ="
The answer given "because the young
love it" will not do. Old folks love 1t
rs weif. We would be happy to send
the Herald on the terms proposed, but
must have the correct answer. Try
again. -
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HARD Loz.-We are fall of gushing
youth and sender sensibiiities. and ;occa
siepaily run over with o little fun, but i
don't slwsys;pay hoHeysr. our fun ,don'
go down with the parties it IS insendet
for. It's unfortunate, vesy, and We ART
mortified that It is so, and not only NOR
tiled that the fun IS no. appreciated, bu'
our feelings are hurt at the ugliness ex
hibised towards US by the fellows wbs
VIC innocently imagine. should be alive ts
eur jokes and grateful for them. This !.
an ungrstefal world !; an unsppreeiatiss
world the slips between cup andlip are
frequent; and genius is not often enough
recognized, moret. the pity. TO buiid
on the hope Of pssise for any part;cu
lar exesjiencs, ~ou'e do. you arc sure te
hare yenr feet knocked frou, under you
and if yeur besd is too high the hll viii
DO the heavier. 1t wontdo 10. look up,
aud to avoid that, martingales are neces
sary. We've bought 9 psir, got them o.
Boyle, John Boyle, the harness maker
Since wearing them we feel better deci'
dedly, more humble IKE, not 3 bit proud,
nor sharp like soae people. We have
INDUCED in jokes, but the results have
proven often 50 nearly fatal in their con
sequences, that We are SCARED, and intend
to reform. We don't ike pugoaeious
people, who refuse 70 receive the point oi
q joke quietly, and who in return shrea.
ten to lay out lanyard on your-body,
blow several holes through you, sample
your liver, which ID already (exceedingly
delicate J mash Jour mug. slics yonr giz.
card, peel your nose, slit your ears, DC.
All of which We have been told time and
sgain. Its demorslizing tea nervous,
sensitive youth, ike Us, aud dams up the
gushings Of our heart we dont Ike it,
and would rather not have sll those hor
rible things done tous. So far, luck, to-
gsther with q formidable beard, and .
little put on bluff, has carried us through,
but how long the several, parts Of our
beloved body may be spared intact, we
have no means Of knowing. We wont
do 20 any more, till our muscle is better
Developed, and then these hard to please,
pugnacious, canankerous, tender.skin.
ned, doubis.jofnssd fellows oss 50 TO par.
t;cular thunder, and if they ever cams
over into our yard, we'll knock tbeminto
the middle Of two weeks, and grind them
into nincs nseat besides. See If We
don't.
: Bsrnamb Nassurs vas dsstreyed BY
Ere oa tie Cd Inst -: -:
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zNEWBERRY, e.
TERMS.

iagis esples. one yea, :, eAoe
Ffse copies. one year and extra copy TO-
Ten eopsss. one ysss sad extra eepy TO '
gettsrup oSclub, =. =. $500
/, Z. ~ Strictly In saYsnee.
TIE ID mark denotes the expirat ticn Of sub,
scription, and the paper will be discontinued
If not renewed.
Transient advertisements cash In aavaNse
JOB work must BE- paid for on delivery.
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BASkRurTcy-The following applica'
tions for the benefit ofthe Bankrupt Act
have been fled and referred to Henry
Summer, Register in Bankruptcy:
Ex.parte Thos. ". Holloway-Gar.
lington 4 Suber, pro pet. :: ,..1-...
Ex.parte ". W. Observation-Disclosures
L Snber, pre- pet -.
Ex.parte c. B. Counts-Jones 1
Jones, pro pet 80; - ..s.s.:r.-.'7
Ex.parssf Henry Stone-Jones & Jones,
pro pot. >,1'' - az -. -, 80. T.
Er.parte David Kibler-Garlington &
Suber, pro pet. -..:t. .~....s..
Ex.parte VIM. z. Grifan-Garlngton
& Suber, pro pet. '..',.> .
Ex-parss Hamilton Folk-Garlington
& Suber, pro pet. ....-.,..>,....:s -.
Ex.parte VIM. J. Lake-Garlington &
Suber, pro pet. 81:
T Ex.parse Jerome D. Bruce-Sam1
-, ~-..--. -.-. - .ca-i'Sr.'3
Chapman, pro pet. ...... ..-.
Ex-p.rte Solomon P. Kinard-Sam1
Chapman, pro pet.
Exparte Abraham Harris-Jones &
Jones, pro pet.
Ex-p -parte Wade d. Setzler-Jones i
Jones, pro pet. -.
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TAILORING.

Having procured the services Of frst
rate Tailor, Lam now prepared to cut and
make up suits with neatneas and durability.
and at living prices. Gan and prove it.
March IL 5.-t..... A. HARRIS, Agk
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HeH AkdteItBemRentsr
Cotton!:. Cotton! Cotton!

-
The Subscriber begs leavos to announce to
his old friends and the community as large,
that no is now permanently located In She
City Of Columbia, Sortt the purchase Of
Cotton and all other Country
: " =; Produce. '> 80
win be found at mo store Of J. & T, 3.
Agnew, and at all times prepsred to give and
pay more for Cotton and Country Produces
THAI any Other man in Columbia. My nu>
merous friends in, Newbefry District and the
adjacent country win find me, as formerly. q
liberal bidder, and one who gfHes the high,
est market price for all country produea.- =
Let none Of my old friends sell their coston
before they see me ). the Price of cotton musi
advance, and am willing. TO como up %
the mark. I wish all my eNe1beny friends
and customers to can on me, and win help
them. - :: 8. T: AGNEW. -"
Agent for the purchase Of Cotton and all
County Produce, q: the store Of y. & T. 3.
AgneB, Columbia, 8. C. .....-s>- w. .'IE'
p. March II
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Notice.

:, All persona owning, or having charge Of:
sny SIN or Stills in the 7th Di4isioa, Srd ::
District, s. c., are required ssgistes theis y
names with me on or befose The 4osh .asy.
Of April, stating tho naasbes and aiss Of tas7
same, under penalty effoffeitisa the ssuse /.
in case Of refusal Or neglect, y ,,3Ss;:,@
:, n ;.~2,',y, I'S7E5Fi H. G. C0RWIN, -. "
- .ra .nH 775a ASST Assessos, 2f4
March IL II #. 7th District, "a
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Two hours reading Of . good paper Is
a. profitable as six hours work ont of
twelve. The farmer. and the produce
dealer equally should understand the
markets. Sometimes to know thing is
the same as to earn $4,000.
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sposs,, s;oc.cArseo. = under favorable


tious, and other things in agreeable pro.
portion, it is good for the wholesome to
indulge 10 q recressing frolic, and it may
safely be called sporting; but with the
Thermometer st zero, wind sharp as .
revenue detective sky heavy and omi-
nous, and tas sitaanac threatening now
look out for change, colder, with wind,
none bot sush men as those Of Gotham,
who went to sea In \ bowl, would be sill.
ly enough to venture out from comforts.
bic quarters unless for some hidden rea-
son. We eanne. see the fun in frolic
which tskss cold, ugly, March night
for its accomplishment, something else
was 10 the wind. Not 30 say the respec.
table, staid citizens, representing the dig
nifty, respectively, Of commissioner, ply
sician, editor, dsi uty messenger, and ~.
sizaa, who secretly left town few nights
ago, in Kinard's wagon, which super
animated vehicle picked them up on the
suburbs and dropped them on Bush river.
near the old Quaker meeting house. To
say the least, there is . screw loose some
where. Thexe respectable old 6les, say
they went "catsiag," but such chatf don't
blind US into the beliefthst its fun to sit
on 8 damp river bottom, at midnight,
near the bones of scores Of the good old
worthless, which lie slumbering in that
ghostly precinct Nary time, We would
not. Fun is fun, but eating under such
dismal circumstances is no fun the tale
is blind. Such combination of intel
ligence, representing the professions, old
sober, looked up 70 BY an adrniring COM
munisy, go out there simply to catl No
gentlemen of the jury! for Why did they
take the big, athletic, sinewy, and ex'
pert arsizan along With shemi a profes.
sor who without key cap lay bare the
most hidden secretss Heyi That's
what we are talking about! What were
these men At the Quaker meeting house
for? What was the big fellow there for ?
But its so plain, we will not Insult your
intelligence BY dwelling too long on IN
evident fact, that these men had better
been ss home, and that q screw is loose,
and . pretty large one. The respectable
freed, who drove ,hose meu down dsr. -.
x.vs ..dere. VA. bio ealing. r plenty oh i
nn ston,n,. i IN d. ho,.e, and a.t de marty
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