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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

-tack r,om, and a larsr. hanli~ofnt. sehf1r.
nishad editorial r-fiu. ths 1t d 90 by los
faiii and b. eusl .~ai Nth rissi sui-'aufisl
f.nes. Ihsrt ls a hacs gale fy slthn light
fr' u which j. an efrslir NJ sell = never
ftnns eaior
Tnr SCHEME ~ rEHiE.ILTfAlB.
A- any "a. Nlil perceive. Tho rhafarisraf
r, ferCnrf gwen 10 theso adffrfiHiug rlfru.
lau viz satisff any REASONABLE rsrsYn {
ihls. .uf % The ifasinRvill n.f Iha place
HHtI HN Nifh ~ y Vtuliff. eHY OFs HHHIt.
.nH q. can aatFiy hlmssI i5 rn. 200
NarHIsI. Hf INiIeis.A. t| boy N .ffUN Iff.
.luf named EsfHrn. ID asu H.sI. Ip
Massfa ~ Warr A sar. Vase. fHsI. a No
rz.,, %. ~ isnan. Jf .sna,fss1r Il .san
Claiborne anil lau.us g Nuufu Nrs
tFirata.
Ite frswne viu b. managed ig iaadIns
.H= Z Maf=hSlL mna ui a|huoH edged
.aiast,I t.i integrity, Nhu uid ruilish the
taui aa e.siu a. thH drawing fsi.- p.arH
Tho prf.ffy Is valued ai fa Wa t1 ia
i'sffesi ~ ii - ohaHcr Uf Hsr tIHusaui
tHktts. IN Dihrr nHrie, nH fIuusir
itaWtr obtains au fl. giant itiilii.ng. lssa.ss-
| HF Nstff n|nfN utriHt. arii eri' liiII I|l.f.
in4 HNHNt sl..' al tsfai.lflHt lucrative ia
~, siiHaira .r eur - tha l-si h,ealItirs In
'Ae South. ard with ais,k = tAp,f, nk,
A.. sufi5itF' in sgpIay the riaii shintHi ~
ELS irfiuiifa. fai tAs ai,a = hve 4 llafs. &. e..
rurNnsNt
The i-soks { tho fssas Republican Show
ihst, ln i-sh, it i.ufst At instius -
tib 600, aud bot iur ihe ii-satf.lpa failure 4
the crui,~ last year, each onits uusld have
done equally a. we'll uf letter Sr,t g.ar
each office "apht ~ present lafgrf iuasans,
~ there never have tnsn stah crop ufUs.
,aicts "a fesss 81 North islaisiala
now 70 SEND rill MONTY
asni. Il p'sssible, 10 Ifussnt ln-a ip ru-t
Nfhc' drafis uf-an New talsahH. ug some
other clts. The uH,ier-ianti Do ds@irlus
there should be- no question ~ tr uuu,y
shat fsils g. cuiuo a. hand. 80 al rrcni-,
vh'iu rsstiuite a.nd draits instead n
uUsuny
Ns 4 requires sesrral piintsr- tH .afr' n
tafh sihH usmisf Can tutHhn, 90 she
rutehase - n,kats.
Thee palge tho Iimeu sni ll1ruhi,st
ARE nemNDalla tnuastvatitr IumnaiH Iur
i"u 1,au 20. trasa Republican vas tho
lranruE state iaFhiH organ - lhr HfHit
so tehttH uiu Nf FL 90 Immediately upon
thg reception 10 ilo iafis zoo mHntF.
Allfr~H,
H " IutOiiIAf.
Marshall. ilafuHHu Go l.ta-
August !, l-is.
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available way Of securing the fall value
Of the property '-HaTI Son Fiag.
Here Is enc chance for lucky
man ambitious ~ run a large newspaper
Tho winner has choice Of either Office
Drawing to tlkc place No, 20ts, or
sooner 10 tiokets are al taken p Hnpus
r,Nf Timc1.
Each uihso has % luNsr Frcs. fur
d. newspaper besides Juh Presses, an
urtment II News and Job type. otc
Price Of ticket. 81 each. The practical
printer ~ wriior coz ruhic journal.
who may be successful ia drawing this
property. viii certainly sct we'll pro
,idcd Newspaper property m a thrifty
locality. which ever ,diye bo mny select
by virtue OF his privilege tinkstNis
Standard
Tho lottery will We conducted hy
leading citizens ul Marshall and thr
holder oi the fortunate ticket will hc
entitled to either the oaee IN Marshall
or jefferson This l. to be ihir
straightforward Transaction and - IN
excellent opportunity TO gam % great
prize 81 Crockett Sentinel
A R,nr tuANcf In general We hrs
inclined To Josh billings opinion that
We would rather hiro some body, At
reasonable wages to cheat Us, than IN
vest III lotteries We arr glad how
ever ct tho ulpsit"h'V =" NV ,lns
proposed by brother L0ugherJ OF the
Jen,yson Tine. and Texas Republican,
= ''lf slu"F' Af'ahs''"'n' '''""'"
h"""''
Tho price 30 placed at the sum 81
S2hnpo, which must he regarded cheap
tur q good Texas newspaper establish
mont Price u tickets only % enrron'
~ Igicr hTetfer
We kno" Lonshsf9 anu can tone u
''r 'h' 'ai,ne-1 % we ui""' ''''4
printer VINO wants .'"h v'i''' hn'
ne''.r invest ma "l -" w. ~,
-. "'' ,,,,,sn, r", 40, i,
t...t - a,,..,,,.t, 4, ,,a,a,. ,.,',.
-, " a.,, ~ IL. .i.I anr f,i.nd
III -. ,hi. no,ai srh.,,.
iHshn STATE Goteife
The Republican is well known all
over VA" S,n'n anu We nave no uoup'
wsll rerrssenseI ms tbere are several
who we think weuld Ike to 3 .pto The
printing business riot FONT icdffc
The tickets are to be disposed 1f at
ave dollars each, y. : currency, aud
tbe lucky drawer to have the choice OF
H. ,.,., a.. ,,Lsah 40. Ia, f.r IA.
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TAX NOTICE.

tl,lIIS is Ia notify all Tax Payers OF
Harrison county to meet me at their
Ia, reeinets for the purpose Of
-'aic aud County taxes 'Ur
rcAl taxes levied by n.t
As Ioliow-
s., Tuesday sud No.'
Al. hoo al, .ud ,O,h reptcmbrt
A., a.. riday, tbc .ud q.
tobef
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,n il,'sas M, sqt.a..f'l. n .4ght'ru Va ~.
~ ..t.t.7 ,..,.,.l.f. .tl f .t'1,l,.. 80. N. a.
~. 80 .s.,i,.' 1, n.
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a IL d, Nasd a n Itt,t.aat.r Nm NJ
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nrf, Millsf, NekNaf, A Ct, J " Wagh -.
l.. & nsisir. .Tagesau Is NumEsk nhH
Myers. John Horse 4 ,'s u tailsaey
400. II ls'senham, iath lgngr, jphs Y
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MARRIED.,

Al the family 'denco Of the bride .
pr cnt., in Marshall, on Wednesday
evening, tho li.h inst, By Rev J II
Johnson, Lieut. CHARLES b CLARK
L. :. Army, to Miss DELLA LOWE
daughter Of Major A. NJ Burnham.
with the above notice was received a
boan,iiul supply Of cake, with the com
pliments Of tho happy pair They
will accept n return our hes, wishes for
their happiness
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N,TATE Of Texas, County Of Harrison
- To the sheriff or any Constable Of
Harrison County, Greeting lou are
heteby commanded to summon X "
Loue6ery and " A !lauser as trustees
with others OF the Southern a. hc
Railroad Company sold out "n ava a
1868. to be and personally Hrr'm oe'
inre me nt my 0ihct, ir .,i. "'
saturday, the 10Th day
I-E 70 10 o clock 81
. oi ,trt of J s..
90, sum at .iar
iiiN seven rent 900 tur
az "nt account hIra -
a.. ~ IS rendered ~
a the southern ta
,n, mny, from the 2lsf Dc. e. Ia
1854 To- the 18th day al February
'lie AID l.oughery and tl,c -"ii ila"-
hercb, being made nes par ie- . ' -'.
leiln- before me
u,rln nail not, and make due - 'nn
%. tl,,r art ~ the law directs
a,ycn under my hand. thI- the MI
dn, uf September, A u 1865
GEO X HI
j OF +. in and Tor said County
llnr.hal, Sept p, bs. p'-u
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S75to $3.50 per Month.

GEMS WANTED everywhere,
n male AID female, 10 sell the com
mon.sensc Family Sewing Machines
price only So Every Machine war
ranled Tor tive years They are the
greatest invention Of the age, and give
periect satislaetion For circulars and
,erms tp agents address ;. NJ. TOLL
YER a 90, Montgomery Alabama
manufacturer agents Tor the south.
August Is, 1903. no-3m
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IHlf Subscriber takes tbs method ~
imor,etaR his iri.nd- aud the pub
lie generally, that he has purchased the
entire interest of Vim Bfaiheld in IT.
Mammoth Livery sable, on Austin
street, whcra he intends carving "a %
general Livery business Person. wish
ing 10 hire baggia., and horses. .addl,
horses, hacks, Wagons drays 4e cnn
be accommodated Iii. Omnllu- will
always be in waiting Mt the Depot
on tas arrival 81 the ears from
Shreveport, ready to convey pas.on.
stt- 10 any part OF the cay Horses
viii be fed by the month, week, day. or
single feed a, reasonable rates
DE- A : Stewart is my duly author
ifei agent, who will give his undivided
attention 10 the business
X. II HhHGRnN
Marshall, janaary Is "a MATT
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CHOICE BEEF +!

FOR SALE At rib
Nj A II * T. TIL . L : II
I WOtLD say to my friends who de-
sire Choice Beef, that ! am slaugh'
tcring some Of the most superior beese-
ever brought to this market, and VIII h
can be obtained every morning fresh at
the Nnrkethouse am selling out at
very low hguree Only five and SIX
cents. ask share Of patronage
Call look and by ye lovers of choice
beef
Also for sale, some large, fine, fat
beeycs on foot .....
WM. RUSSELL.
July %, 1865 mott
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MAuhAtfs ltAha. AnEttf lst0
Ia cslllng attention t1 Do sn,ir-,d Crou
lar. hFsir tn any fDs wuils if was -
osiisnaiina. The pan oHsfsA fUl ro,.-Idti-
atnsn va TO- regarded az islttl u.sis =
diHrt'aluK ~ a p'n.Hs HfIftt go fast tia u,It
hans that .neh d thing waa -|tl tiHst DO.
firr. bat 10 onls pipleisf HHtaib fi
thu establishment what e'.saliI. lis vAluf,
sad b. dnri tlt 81 uie sfiII a isIr lnd
cquits De- basis, r,n ss.s fai q. Fairiltt 10
thue dspusinF q tAs pfnpv|
Iof s'f"tai months / have i-Hru Oh. zir|us
n arlliua nui uHs - hra, rfhttH. haNt
tiund that At ui5 tHuN - Hif ths latof
auNigts sid rrspnas hints connected elth
tho rurTnei msnAEt cement ~ tNu lafH, bose
paper establishments, was mine than ras
able e. Leaf On mainra fefrotiDn fs Ia
how | wuuii s'ii, ! cHue 10 tho conclusion
that the beet wsy was 10 put both u them
up AZ lottery aiii Ut tho refsnn dfA wing The
tHtunai. tinht, makr biN own s,lpciiun ~
90 whit y b. would takD. Tho rUurftnrsa 4
ihis cluriurfh VII appear, ~ ii.fi. ubsls
cue. lnHifad q HUilug out NE piup,rty
partly rn time deptndinE uu The correct
management II ti,f iais Aar,f fuf his abiii
q ca ray IL uwpty Air halaufs ~ the pur.
hnno niohey whifh ! endii hast g. &c.
va all probability, u ii.pusgd a. 3! al pr.
vai' sale, ~ ht igl value u u IN rash 81
aHrt.
me hotter n n, Fftunata ufhol r,ta q
lafsri valuable iuuHe, R Hfieujh, Paying
FrliiHg nfItD, tho properly m o sottlHn =
country tn vllah emlitaii.n aid ,anlaI b.
directed. ana whrfr ttrt tta4Hsis II
Iuftfts aud tfNIy rsHtDrrf liaIHHH .s
Advancing sits Hn auipt etN ~ n.ItI
is laos Hlt fauuths, Hld nn tnils tea. lA. .Iii.
.irAf n .rtN inRultf "a Mtu4n Inu.e
fr iar sum II ilNf nNt,t.AiF Iht mop.
city, uuiaf thfsr fiffumstau.ta4 ull h.
sufh uui nniy IT, intfiusir tsluv Nut ii,s
lutonoiy Il is having been thus snia. wiIi
give the e=iah.lshmsnt and To- uew pr.lfi-
eiut a celebrity that vii ts worth thru-
sandA u dn.lafp. Tho trade u this stctiHn
Is euutea,ad ~ hs Nrw orleans, New iufk
"a Louis, 1ipfaRc, Logiss iliu, tIDrlmau.
baltgipJe. sud uihrr rtiys, iian. Nhldh a
large adfrftisinii latfDlHar eau lfa blamed.
l8eh paINg iiAa alffagY -3Ualie HaFtt.
t4slng retfHuaHr snd Hrlt fHif. ffI lItIau
isi. llAt be- a. llt-eh ~ tnse, eahnlt .ath
pofsNu taking auih.t sfisi as loHat rlf laa
suleIilsr t neu aafDflstmrnf Gao Hns
iNr fHlnr nt ODE i-istNi HHHui3 .i
gn'd lurk a. onGarn u Shat i".s sia Is
d1nN, fIHutt unite raa,is, haf, uU 90 Iig
innlr be- s,afc1is a ufaiihulho,d a thr
lH3tsd htstyH in Whirh thrt4 Hfr nit Hfr af
more pa ssuH. q the safraHfinu wrrf u.s,'r
% tAeiH y a. enuid aoi autscrtlfe atll
gotten up, laiEe, ani NHl i4Iti.a ltahr
ugwsrep'N Aud i7 istr ga, Df iH.au, I-.
iH Ft'at measure. MAJ fsrlfirH ..Ur l.f
ar nesrpspsr - nnf 9nig rsufy fpu 20 lu.
trNiFtuse tfum tfey sstiiuu q tit Hiah
q carefully compiled. lui tna flsat nfrn.
the rpHl Vf ih' Wraa b. gifan . tl,n
fnrr pf's' NJ
rnE TERMS
HuesgHi1iqss f1t enc gr=f %. d.
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Marshall Masonic
FEMALE INSTITUTE Il.

TUE Thirty Ninth Session Of this In
] stitutc will commence on the ls'
Monday in September, 1865, with an
able and efficient corps OF Teachers
The conrse is as extensive and complete
rs my Female school in the Southern
country 1t ia located in quiet
heal,hiul, and cultivated community
and the expenses as moderate as any
school Of the same grade in the United
States
I. u WILSON, - ID Prcst
Marshall, August II, 6s. ni-it
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FOR SALE.

NE Of the mast soptltiahie and zen
" sea.sutiy arranged fs-si- rss h. Cd
cily OF Marshall The ba.Aiag s..
ncs--eousis.ag 81 derlliag
Rooms, two srsati's reuias. siotp eau,
etc. There is M the place a never tail
ing veil Di geed water 1'oa cash baycr
bargain ~M b. sivea Possession
give mined s,siy 4 desired. For further
Information apply os tba piae. 10
]. A. URADfItip
Marshall, August IL. '6s. -,
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NOTICE.

Ny person having book. belonging
~ to A. D Me uiehsn, will pless'
send them to the Republican Once in
usdiAssly.
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Tf.\AS AGl' NCN.
No. ~ Baic ST. N,N I"tis


D. RICHARDSON,
Ojfsc Gai Neps anil Tcras IimaHee }
Il ANING permanently located in the
II city Of New York, is prepared 10
attend to business Of 10y description,
on commission, sent to him from any
part of Texas Collections made in the
cities of New York, Boston, and Phila.
delphin, and the amounts, less the usual
commissions promptly RENTED by
drafts on Galveston. Any article tina.
GAN be procured in the Northern mar
kcts, purchased at the very lovest rates,
and forwarded ms directed All orders
for purchases must be accompanied by
the cash.
Liberal advances made ON consign.
mcnt- of produce, on receipt of Bills 81
i.aainu, anu returns " -aios ""''y az
companled by remittanee-.
Special attention given to the sale OF
Texas property, Of which full descrip'
ton must be sent, which will he duly
recorded for inspection
Parties visiting New York are invited
TO call ut the Texas Agency where
they will find full files Of Texas papers,
also files of the Texas Almauac and map
since the commencement Of its publioa.
ton, with maps of q aereni counties and
sections OF the state, aud other iniormn-
ton in relation to Texas, of much value
to those seeking homes there or desiring
to invest in Texas property
~ VYuupNgp-fa tho t.ulgsstDu News.
Texas Republican, and the Press OF
Texas generally throughout the State.
September | 1868 nI~u
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i H-a lee ,alusiia ~ following adyer
tislng CsfcuiaT isau,d d.; iSi' samf limo "a,
spring ~ 1901 will rfNt tais
Itn Tvs iiIrttfHt aas established in
Mas, 1870, aiHd has bfsn gYutiHupAHl5 Pub
ihhnd fuiln that pen NJ 90 shs Iiesfut i'eaf
y nin' ton years, By uin present Proprietor
Il hHH feful9ed tpu ts commit Hr' n.nt "a
The present me iH. position a leaiinq
ln1as iaurtsl, aiia has ursn iafarod with a
- 17'e' y 20 49, H'efr
harshall, iht llsee eiria 4 q pnidtshed
iH una II tho largest sud most neuftliIug
towns Ia the Statf Il u tho pfoanHi term.
mo II Tho f,,aithoiu iaalae l,Allr,A,. end hsH
az extensive trade With lht counties Iast 4
The Innlfy niubia Jos al Iirusito ara II
country tih'klY populated. aud un''d 81
~ wealth, cnisfrifsi ani intsiAWuer.
aarshall betltg ihn nnt laiEa town n
Tesas on the i4atefu boundary AMI CON
nrrtt1 A. j j., villa iir commercial auiid,
h5 railroad and telegraph pnpsI heated Al
tits paiut. oandnstod VIA industry and
spirt could Mt faii a. Command large
circulation with tie interior Il ilsfcfaFo
offers great irduemhniF 70 sdttfi'eWs
~ " TDuGHi Hi
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n niit t'I'
n ~ iiI'.

MOE.
hWlNG to- the fact that We base e.
! pay cash for all our oca,- and find
ii i,ry difficult matter t" make s"liec
tions when we rdnt the small amounts
due us We have obligated Ourselves thai
from and after OCtebe, iO,h 1StiS.
we will adopt tho
Strict Cash System
and allow no meats 10 leave our Stall
till paid for
MI Il WILCOX,
WN RUSSELL,
MILLER ~ GARRISON
GEO = GRAtf
October . 1865 nlu-it
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NOTICE.

MIR HENRY HANSON, has been
wi appointed L. : Commissioner.
Office, ut the Postoi'ice.
Marshall, May 2, 6s ns9-h
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DAVID McpUAIa.
WATCH-MAKER AND JEWELER
MARSHALL Tfxlh

MOULD respectfully announce 10 his
W cid friends and patrons, thai be- is
again At work 81 his old stand. North
side OF the fne!ic sqnars. ~h.re he ]. de-
-iroas Of again receiving liberal share Of
public patronage
December ! Is. ni4u
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WIN. C. ALEXANDER, President

WIN. c. ALEXANDER, President.
Col PHILIP sTOCkfO,., General
Agen, for State of Texas Galveston
Cash Isscts, Ndy, 1865, : 1000 600 90
1nnuai Income oro..,. liWoiUpp 90
Sum assured during 81 IS 23s 400 90
Number Pohces corDiHg
ADORE lm0unf. ..... 1000 90
Toiicg .....,.... l,J3s 81
THE Equitable stands first and fore
most among nil modern Iile Assn
rance Companies Chartered in 1899,
for an unlimited period, il has lar out
stripped all rivalry and offers Life As
snrancc to all persons N good health
upon rs good, il not better terms, than
any other Company in the | hlted States.
Attractive Features:
It issues all desirable life endowment,
aud nonlorleiting policies on u single
life from $3.50 10 s2j,Uu1 lt- dividends
are made annually Ia policy holders
All is profits are divided annually
among The assured, and may be used
according to the discretion of ils policy
holders IN one Of different modes, Ia
lst To- IT, permanent Increase Of sum
-.ured ?ad 'ho ruane II rednc.
go sac premium 5rd 10 II m
,ufcl for one or term
the reduction of pre-.
nom e. sod. tfh .
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AN bURSuNN, o D. unRR.
Marshall Texas. Shreveport la.
BURNHAM Il lIORR,
NcceiNiWg. E0rM arAiug.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

THE STATE or TEXAS,
COUNTY OF HARRISON
70 the Sherig or aAy Constable oj
Harrison county, erecting
VoU are hereby commanded and di
1 rected to summons all the officers
of Harrison County and all others who
have held office since the surrender Il
be and appear before the Police tour,
Of Harrison Co, Texas, according to the
following order copied from the minutes
of oar said Police Court
Ordered by the Court that the -berill
he required and directed 10 summons
all the officers OF the County of Harrison
and state If Texas, tc be and appear
before che Police touri %; said County
aud state, uG Thor lay pctib,r s2ni
1900, To mako report tp sad tuur,
what funds there is ~ Tn, h7nd .,
due 10 the COUNT d, :l..,isui
known to them aud utuand iuf hn.
lori"iturcr, ct H moneys -
,tr ur may he uu, at. .. tuuuA
Herein inil n"t ud mke duo rctuit
lccuding tO am IS bsu",'c4 al.
1865
L nLAtkM ELL, CLERK,
by c T.. loLLEs. D I,
Issued October l.th, 1868
L. BLACK WELL. Clerk,
by c 4 BoLLss, u c.
Received in office October lith, 1865,
and delivered true copy OF the within
notice to K W Loughery Editor Of the
Texas Republican, for publication
All persons cubrac in the within
notice, will rcoort accordingly
: r. PERRY, sheriff of II G..
October rs, 1868 nl2-lt
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Col PHILIP sTOCKFot, General
| Agent for State of Texas Galveston.
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stuck n-um, and a iarsT. han1-ofnf Heii f1F.
nshtd editorial fusiu ithr 1T d 90 by los
fafit and ;. etsl ~ai nth -ls-i substantial
fs8ea. IheO ls hacs salar ~, slthh eight
foi u piieh s an esesiitnt srii u never
failing saier
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Good Breeding.

l believe this matter OF good manners and
good breeding to be chiefly in the hands of
mothers. 1t is as easy TO teach child TO
say ''thank you for the bread" as give
me the bread;'' as easy to accustom fam
lily of children to bid their parents good
morning on ordinary as extraordinary oc-
casions. Let there be 10 company man
ners." Convince children by example as
well as precept, that the best they have to
offer IN matter and manner should be laid
before those they love most earnestly. A
boy taught at ten to enter the parlor and
bow to his mothers friends, will do it with
ease and self-possession at twenty. For
what, after all, is ease of manner but polite
ness, long prac ice and incorporated as an
unconscious constituent of the individual?
inal significance of gentleman, gentlewo-
man--terms which, fear. would never
have grown out of the clustering carriage
of large class of modern gailants. "Gen-
tie blood" and "noble lineage" were syn
onymous in those old days. ''.Suazier ia
nsodo tortiter IN re, . was the Latin proverb,
and it has often occurred to he writer that
We of the present generation are in. more
danger of forgetting the mifdness of manner
than the strength of deed.
10 the voyage of life We should initiate
the ancient mariners. who, without losing
sight of the earth. trusted to the heavenly
sighs for their guidance,
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A Tale OfLnve.

Cne quiet night in leafy June, when bees
and birds were all in tune, two lovers walk
ed beneath the moon. The night was fair
so was the maid; they walked and talked
beneath the shade, with none TO harm OF
make afraid. Her name was Sue and his
was Jim, and be was fat and she was slim;
he took to her and she to him. Says Jim
to Sue-"By all the snakes that squirm
among the brush and brakes, / like you
better'n buckwheat cakes" Says Sue to
Jim-"Since you've begun it, and went
and been and come and done it, like you
next to new bonnit." Says Jim to Sue
my heart you've busted; but 1 have al
ways gals mistrusted." Says Sue to Jim
i viii be true; if you love me as 1 love
you; no knife can cut our love into" Says
Jim to Sue-"Through thick and thin for
your true lovyer count me in; I'll court no
other gal agin.''
jim leaned to Sue, Sue leaned to him.
his nose just touched her jocky brim; four
lips weDt-went-abem /! ahem and then
and then-and then-and then Oh
gals, beware of men in June, when bugs
and crickets are in tune. les: your names
get In the paper sooD