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LOST AND FOUND.

OsT-An EnXILoPR, containing . number
IL Of Railroad Tickets and marked With the name
OF eesuidlrg Any one returning the same
70 the ational b stre Will be rewarded 0p sOst
4 OST-A small Russia leather POCKET BOOK,
II containing o small sum of monev, . silver
Tsseh key &c 9s reward for returningit TO 8
I OsT-YEsrERDAY(w "wednesday EVENING,
on 18th street between / and K streets. q hand
some black thread lace VEIL. The finder vii DO
ibe rally warded by leaving the same at the res
ldence Of Mr.. DAVIDGE, No. 4e7 18th street,
near l. sp9-3ts
I 0sImAbout eisht days since . small GOLD
attached. Onsone side Of the iockes an ensmeiied
head, and on the other side the initials n. L. W.
Any one finding the seme and leaving it ct 29l
o e. GAIT sso e
avenue, win be suitably rewarded. sps 81.
I Oef-February 18th. liver colored POtNT1R
IL DOG. Any information that will lead to his
setoTsry viii Ee LITERALLY rewarded. 4SS 18th,
I CsT-On Friday, the 2sd instant, betw eeG the
y hours OIL o m. and 9. m, from q wagon, two
turning them to r g. FORD, Leather Dealer, 7th
street north. viii be suitably rewarded. se2s St
GlO REWARD-Lost in . seafie near the GAP
CRU itoi. on the evening Of the 18th Of January
gold chain and formed Of nat links, second hand:
tim. Nd I = the
tanning small amount Of money; two gold rings,
one an old ring with setting lost cut, the other
sis. g IEwiss. wSLIs, No asa 4 stSs ct. assr
I4tn street. shall receive the above reward and no
questions asked. JANIS WILLS.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
No. 3z6. southeast corner Of 9TH and u streets
vALTAsLl REAh ESTATE, FRONTING o

VALIApLE REAL ESTATE, FRONTING ON
SEVENTH eTREET WEST, BErWEEN n
AND n sTREkrs NORTH, AT AUCTION
- On WEDNESDAY, the 5th day of Nay next
ts At O'CLOCK .. m we shall sell. in front Of
- the premises. two frsme Houses and Storee.
being "a feet trent BY TO- feet seep to a Is foot
alley being Houses No. 246 and 24ei :, making
IL 6ue business property.
Terms: One-halt cash; balance in six and
twelve months, for notes bearing interest, sad
secured BY de cd Of trust the premises All con
veysncing and revenue stamps 1t the cost Of the
purchaser, 500 down on the day of sale. Title
indispufa able.
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II K b.
Large receipts daily Of me
N. 7. STATE AND WESTERN BUTTER.
~ large and small rsckAges for sale q lower ratse
by the HORTHERn PRODUCE COMPANY. Pa
avenue. between 10th ans, lth streets. ap2s
w AsHINGros
CITY DISPENSARY.
Ne sos, Northwest forxsy TIA and M Streets.
Medical sdyice and surgical operation to the
Once hoors: 9to II Q. m, s TO! p m.
L. TAYLOR, Il. D, j. ". LATiNKR, n. ID.
Gfs;H
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flY GREEN WILLIAMS,
u Euctioneers and Real Estate Brokerv
No. s26, southeast corner Tth and ID streets

- Euctioneers and Real Estate Brokerv
No. s26, southeast corner 7th and ID streets
VALUABLE FARM IN MONTGOMERY COUN
III. MARYLAND. On THE 7TH sTKEkT
ROAD. ABOUT eEvNN MILES r som TAX
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AT AUCTION
<~--s On MONDAY, the 18th day of Az neat at
O'Clock m, We shall sell, On Ire premises
SIXTY Acres OF Lsad. being part of the tract Of
land known as the & lttsee. lately owned by Miss
Ann Carroll, deceas@d. with the improve msnts.
Consisting 81 good Frame Dwelling House, stable
Tor tive I've horses, Carriage and Ice Hou Sc Ri ack-
smith Shop Cow shs de, seven springs of water in
the yard; fruits Of various kinds; the Point of
Rocks Railroad. nov being constructed. rasses
within 'ew hundred yards OF the place: all under
good fencing; the land most II IL being set in
clover and timothy ard growing crop: near three
churches and adjoining the farm of Mr. Thomas
Riley aud Others, being in 9 good neighborhood,
&c, sc.
Terms: One-third cash: balauoe in 6, IL and IS
months foi notes bearing interest, and securei hy
deed Of trust on the premises sold. All convey
ancing and reyenue stamps 1t tie cost Of the pur-
chaser. q so down on the Of sale.
The Flat will be exhibited on the day of sale.
ap2 GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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NDOi N a 10 q. hucttouftfe.
- Successors 10 James q. Mcclure Co..
couth"est corner Pepna avenue aud lith street,
tstsr Once BuidingJ
VALIABLE UkIMPR0vED PRsPGRrY
rhohTlNG On VIRGINIA AVENUE. BE-
IMEGN 9TH AND oTH STREETS EAST. AT
On WEDNESDAY PATTERSON. May tn. 1853.
CLOCK. on the Premises, We shall sell Lots A,
20. and ID IN subdivision Of Sauar, So. having
aD average front Il . feet inches bV de- nth al
sho1t ITO feet situated en- the north side Of Viz
gibis avenue between stu and 9Th ste e.st
Also. the north half Of Lot Is aud whole of L-ts
!. aug 70 IN same square. fronting the side
OF eth street east, and between Virginia ssenae
Terms of sale. one-hslf cash; the residue Ia one
and t~o sears. secured b. q deed o. trust, with
netes bearing tn'eTe COnveyanci az ans Re-, euue
stamps at purchRsers cost. 20 down at time OF
eale on each purchase.
apps dads COOPER a LATIMER Aucts
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SOLILOQUIsING DICK.
lis said that clothing lust now costs
fat uOUs big thug.
And garments whiC o ene Ountertd frosts
Are hardly NJ for Spring.
by means alas, are sadly scant
m mean = all bur usien.
And that with ambition pant
Am not NJ - b. seen.
Then fifty dO'lars for a coat.
And PANTS fiftee n I'm teId;
Ny nifty dollar gret nbA' K note
Won operate like gold.
know one chap " h. bought cheap
OF low priced clothes; and note
he bought them lO,r but not So casap
A. he look ID In that coat.
While thus aespOnding, DIX bsheld
Tbs famous SAX Hall rt9re.
And felt instinctiyely impeIled
To halt before the door
Tasteful apparel met his gaze.
And fAsHION's choicest style.
Suoth Dick: Il like these rich displays,
but have not struck lie "
Attracted ty the goods and price.
A: last he Nentured ia.
And CLOTHING found III at would entice
AiseIs q give their Tin :"
be carefully made choice, until
theap clothes. not Dicx. sold.
Ard When he paid the modest bill.
Dick then thoHKh: Ey..nbdrts sOId.
And Sc 90 think the people all.
whom happily they stray
Within the precincts Of OAk HAIL
To Psrohas their aIray.
90. cs and FuTnishiDg GOods. at pr5c., ,E1lly
1s's. ~ OAK HALL, 400 .th street, opposite the
fOst Offce. APPS sc
GHABLEs THEODORE
CHRISTIANI BROS,
GERMAN APOTHECARIEs AND CHEMISTS,
Southwest corner 9Th and VI streets,
20 washfnC-op N
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NOLUMBIA DIsPENSARY
FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN,
III Co!En5ta Hospital, 25ti 81. aad Pa. are.
OPEN DAILY Sundays exec ptedJ from IL TO
9 m Medicines and advice free Of charge 20 the
poor.
PAysiciaHS Affeadipx.
Monday-Dr. l. W. RIrCHIE
IuesdAy-Dr Louis MACkALL.
Necnssdsy-Dr. VIM. LEE.
1hursday-Dr BUSkY.
Iriday-Dr y. ASHFORD.
ssturday-Dr J. ii THOMPSON.
DR.. J. a. THOMPSON will hold o surgical
Ciini4us even Saturday at 81 D. m. Tim
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AUCTION SALR
FUTURE DAYS.

Ky Co0Pkk LArIMBR Auctioueers
truocessors TO J. q McGutre q % :,
SOe'nwest corner Penn o Avenue and nth street
Star Once Building.
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BY GREEN nss;oa. W!L LII ms.
No. S26 Southeast corner Ith and ID streets.


No. $40 Southeast corner 7th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
tkVPEkTr ON SMITH STREET WEST
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust from Alexander
Ia: Bennett and wife to tho undersigned, as Trus-
I &c, bearing date the 9Th day Of December, Is g.
and duly RECORD Ell in Llber 7. and Il. No 4 folio
2'2, &C, sne OF the land records for Washington
county, ID c., and at the written request of the
party secured thereby, the undersigned will, on
TUESDAY, the nth day of May. 1859. 81 s.
O'Clock m. sell In front Of the premises, Lot No
u, in .aIaIe No 4SS, and the improven ,nts there
amount Of DEBT due ON deed of trust is $500, with
interest from 81 b day of December, 1868
Terms of sale: : 1910 cash; balance in two eou Al
payments, payable in and IL months, with
nerest secured by deed of tru Il the prem SEES
veyancihs and stamps at cost OF the purchaser.
; 2D0 OF the cash payment must be de posted wit IN
She auctloneer upon the acceptance of the bid. If
the terms Of sale are not piled with within We
days from day of sale, the Undersigned reserves
the right to resell the property al the risk and
COSTS OF the defaulting purchaser. Any person de-
string TO examine the premises hereby intended to
west, near II street north.
WILLIAM j. MILLER, Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS,
ap ~ d&ds tlntelrt Aactioneers
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioueers.
- successors to J. U. Mcclure CO..
Southwest corner Penn q avenue and nth street
Star Once Building.
HIGHLY Isr yAALUABGE Bu!LDIN4 LOT ON
sIEiETs sETwEEN AND q sfSssrs,
On WEDNESDAY,, May sth, at O'Clock, on the
premises, We shall SELL Lot No. -, in Square 2ns
fronting 80 feet In ches on the west side Of Ia
street and running back l3a feet 8 inches TO 30
Terms: One half cash; balance In six and twelve
months, secured BY deed of trust, With notes
bearing Interest. Conveys1cfng and revenue
stamps at purchaser Cot s.. down 3, time Of
ap 2s-dAds tInteiTi Auctioneers,
QY GRElN WILLIAMe,
- Auetio.eer. and Real Estate Brokers':
TRgsTIEy SALE OFyALuABLE IMPROVED
PkOPnRTl ON SEVENTH STREET. BIZ.
TMkEN P1NHsYLVAHIA AVENUE AND
"a By virtue Of q deed Of trust to the under
Va signed, beerine date the 5th day of March A.
D. 1865 and duly recorded I'm Liber 3. O. E. t,
No 81, 1t folio ~, &c land records OF Washing.
ton county, D: e, and At the E1ttten request Of
d sss = OF Nj
front Of the premises, Lot No four 90, in the re.
(6l and sevsA %, In square numbered four hu a.
dred end sixty one 4sIb With improyenents there.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the balance in
two eQnal payments, at six and twelve months, &C.
cured by deed Of trust the premises with utter.
est Conyeyancing aud STAMPS ut the coat az the
purchaser. Cab oepesit ct tine Of ssle, $500
.,~a AAIbAEN1Et WILSON, Trustee.
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nl GREEN WILLIAMS.
- Auctioneers sBd heal Estate Brokers
eouthea corner Of 9TH and ID strsets
At aUCT ron

ON TUESDAY, TIE eth day Of Nay next. AZ six
o clock y. m ne Sd III sell the premises LOT
No IS, In -auare No ~, icing IS feet Incbe. IN
5nht On I2th street west. by ~ feet dep bet
AID i streets nOrth, 10 alley. They will IL
suhdivided and sold 90 emit purch ssers
Terms: One half a-h: balance Ia .ir aud relye
mouths. with notes besrine interest nd secured
by deed OF trust 90 tn, premises.
All convey abciDg and revenue stamps 1t the co~f
sold. IGkEEN A WILIIaMs
ap-'o AuctiOueets
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RY JOSEPH kELLEY,
once, 1868 Eighth street west, near north st.
FINE PARL0R. CHAMBER, AID DINING
NOON EIkhlTURE, BEDS AND BEDDING.
ON PkEmisES No. 5ll SOUTH SIDE OF
MnRTH STREET., BETWEEN 6TH AND 1Tm
SIktETs WEST, AT AUCTION. ON MON
a On MONDAY the Sd day of May, 1885, at 10
W O'Clock .. m will aell, at the residence of
Ill captain John Ii. Goddard. who is declining
= housekeeping. being No. 5lI North street.
between 9th and 9TH streets west. Q large assert
nent OF Household Furniture, consisting in part
ROs %.s;s and Mahogany Marble.toD and Centre
Mahos.ny Sofa. whasnot, Hatrack. and Otto.
Three ply and Ingram Hall and Cha mber Carpets
Mahogany Wardrobes Bureaus, and Wsshstsuds
MAHOGANY Hsircloth, Walnut Cane seat. ana other
Mabos ,ny. Walnut. and other Bedstesds and
Best Quality of Feather Beds, Bolstsrs. and Pill.
Curled Hair. Cotton. and Cotton top Mattresse,
large quantity Of excellent Bedding Of every
Parlor ana Chamber Stoves and Kitchen Reaui.
French China and ether Orockery and Glassware
With . large number Of articles too numerous TO
mention.
Terms cash. jos. r. KELLEY,
ap 29.ad Auctioneer.
10y JOHN b. WHEELER CO. Aucttoneers-
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TRusTEEy SALE OF FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT ON VERMONT AVENUE,
BhTWEEN . AND STRE1Ts, AT AUG.
- By virtue Of . deed Of trust from Wesley
E: jackson and wife 70 the undeTsigned, dated
.Je nary 2S 1868, and recorded in Libsr e G.
-. No g, folio IS, &C., one OF the Land Records
tor Warrington county, District Of Columbia, and
by direction Of the party secured thereby, shall,
on TUESDAY. May II, 1859, Ct 8 O'Clock p. m. on
the premises. offer for sale to the hieheIt bidder,
the property named aud described in said deed OF
trust, as follows "Tbe followine. described pisce
or parcel Of ground lying and being situate in the
ssid city: being part q square numbered three
thereof: eommeDeins At Ioint on ysrment ave.
stI eet till fntersects the east line of lot twenty
e. II the subdiyision Of said SQUARE, at . point
sixty tt1l feet south from X street; thence south
along said line twenty t1ol feet thence west g YER
said avenue, TO the place 81 beginning" Iaproved
dition.
Terms: One half cash; balance in and II
months, secured By Deed Of trust on the premises.
All conveyanciug and stamps at che cost Of the
purchaser. a deposit Of 9lOO down when sold,
and If the terms OF sale are not conplisd with
within nve days from the day OF sale the prope.f ~
VIII be resold at the risk ard Get Of the d.f.ultins
ap gid J. b. WHhhLER Co. Aucts.
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81 know what ,ySu, want me to lsags
for" replied hej "you can't fool me
you want to sit in that mans lap, and
kiss him like you did Bill Simmons the
other day+you can't fool ME, Blbjss'
tell you. Gin me some candy like he,
did; then I'll go. You think because
you've got the Greoian. bend that you're
smart. Guess known thing or two.
l am mad at you, anyhow, cause pap
would a bought me top yesterday, if it
hadn't been for you getting them curls,
dog-gone ycrl You needn't turn SO red
in the face, cause 1 can't see it for the
paint. There amt no use winkin' at ME
with that glass eye O yourn, cause l
amt goin' out'n here, now that's what's
the matter with the purps. 1 don't care
if you are twenty-eight years old, you
ain't no boss o mine, you old fool"
That is all of the story that John re.
lated. He says he don't know how he
got out Of the scrape.
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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE il, 1869.
"Weil, look hereS-I PROMISE -
teAll and overriding thdt I REQUIRE 2

'@Weil, look here3-I promise ~, Z,
'sAil aud everything that I require? '?"'
Eyes, all and eyaything that you re-
quire Acohf5und it FIJI" -' z
Wisely deaf to ts$e muttered sequel,
Mrs. Darcy -opcnedtae door, and Luke
stalkod sullenly out, looking right over
the top of her shining brown hair.
Suddenly litsle lletaining hand was
laid on his coat sleo}'c.
"Luke, dear2" 80
"Well?"
"Won't you give 1he kiss ?"
And Mrs. Darcy hurst out crying on
her husbands 5 shoaIScr.
"Well~ ejaoulats II the puzzled Luke,
IF you aren't the g,eatest enigma going.
A kiss? Yes, haDs dozsu of 'em if
you want, you kind eartes little turn
key. Do not cry pkh, Pm not angry
with you, although |suppose 1 ought to
be-"
"And may let E1eddy out -
"Yes, on the SAND terms that his papa
was released. Evel. ;, was very insoler-
ableY"
"Ifyou hadn't beSa, Luke, i never
should have venture on such aviolent
remedy"
"Did l make you Very unhappy"
avery"
And the gush of i sarm sparkling tears
supplied dictionaryyfull of words.
Luke Darcy bustoasd up his ovcrcoat,
put on his hat, shoulA Aered his umbrella
and went to the ASplegatc will case,
musing as he went u kon the new state
of affairs presented itlelf for his consid
Grafton.
''By Jove,. he Ella !lated, ",l,at little
wife of mine is a ald woman and d
plucky one !"
Aud then hebays gasla laughing or
the steps.
Its mere than psSE sble that he left
his stock of bad tenn in stba law build
inss that day, gelyn I'D Glars
aexss cav ~, ':' = rsdsA is.
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NUMBER

ea.=@; a=; AdL1skI,foR, fdiHsshs'easAs
young man stood Ilistlsas yssshiHE s59e!Ehs
anglers on . bridge, He was ,toyf toy.,ta.a sila
detected. AT last, approaching packes
filed with wholesome iookihg 8sk u
sighed: nc spiEiHp9a 10 aussea ssis sesass
1aIf now I had ithessT uodldaBa ksssia
py, I could sell shein atla fSif ,psies, aiss
buy food and lodsisgs," vsd, 4s.sp ,essja
"I will give you just as many and just
as good fish," said the owner, who cL&is.
eesd TO to,verhears Ms words II You Win -
me triaing fasof.''e 'aa G'ibi7E Essa5 y
"And what is that" asked thsdsnsss
eagerly. .if7 !iia .ass,t hnA
"only to tend to this lius, till + s0tipsso b
back, / wish to go on short erFaad" a..
The proposal was as gladly ascspttsd
The old man was gone SO long thai tisss
young mah began to be iiHpatlsffsEz
Meanwhile, baited hook, andd tiassi ylzzt
man lost all his depression in the kEsl
ment of pulling them in ; and, Flien q,
owner of the line returned ne mad 04Ili9t
largo number. Counting oas fidm
them as mary as were III the baskst;l
presenting them to tile yodis lhias5 sils
old fisherman said: 3asa..is3lA L94iRpsa
81 fulfill my promise from the fish aglls
have caught, to teach you, whensvsr y'lil
see others earning what you need; e,
waste no time in fruitlcss wishing bas ~
cast u line for yourscHssi e. ~ i.'l lsss's !, elal
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LEARN TO WARRIOR all lessons that
humanity has to learn i'll lifc's school
the hardest is to learn to wait Not to
wait with the folded hands that claim
lifcs prizes without previous effort, but
having struggled aud crowded the slow
years with trial, see no such result as
effort seems to ~;.rran! nay, perhaps,
disaster instead To stand firm at such
4 crisis of existence, not to lose hold or
to relax effort, this is greatness, whether
achieved BY man or woman, whether the
eye of tho world notes it, or it is recorded
in that book which the light of eternity
shall alone make clear to the vision.
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a VALUABLE Boy hat can you
do" asked traveller ofa country urchin
who WAS in front Of farmers house
tickling toad with Il long straw
oh, can do mor's considcrablc-I
rides the turkeys to water, milks the
geese, cards down the old roostc~, puts
up the pigs tails in paper, to make en-
curl, hamstrings the grasshoppcrs, make
fires for flies to court by, keep tally for
daddy and nanny wher hey scod at a
mark, and cuts the buttons of dcddy's
coat, when hes at prayer in the morn,
ing"
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DoN'T DO 1r.-Dou't speak that harsh
unkind word, and thus make sad the
heart Of another. Speak gently; tis
better.
Don't make the burden of anothc,
heavier when it is in your power to
tighten the same. Keep in good humor;
anger is waste of vitality. No man
and no boy does his best except when
cheerful.
y light heart makes nimblc hands.
and keeps the body healthy and free.
Don't lie, others say that you are sell
fish, and care only for yourself
Don't live for your own comfort and
enjoyment alone live for others
Don't neglect that .ecious soul com
mitted to your charge remember it
must live forever.
Don't turn away from the Bible; it
is the book BY which you will be Judged
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A countryman who had never paid
more than twenty-five cents to sec an
exhibition, went Wednesday night to u
Pittsburg theatre to see the Forty
Thieves" The ticket seller charged
him fifty cents for IA ticket. Passing the
pasteboard back, he quietly remarked,
Keep it, mister / don't want tc sec
The ether tLi.' and out he mar.
ched
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The Bourbon Prince and Miss HaniSi s
have again been married, This time bn
Catholic clergyman at Jersey City.
Eugcnie's last dinner toilet was i
lnoonlit gray traih over white satin, Win
uarc;ssus aud diamonds in her pissssassa
hair s.s.,a,s,y
Young ladies should never sbjs6l "a. !,
being kissed by an editor. They should
make every allowance for the freedom, of
the press. 4s -
a Yankee doctor has discovered iieS =
tonic; it is extracted from sahsages, ana
called "sulphate of canine" ebf
Do the best you can whatever you tih- !.
dcrtake. If you are only a6tEset-sReeH- :.
er sweep your very best.
1t is unwise 10 worry about what Sasi
not be helped, and foolish to worry ab5aisSs
what can be helped. Therefore sssdksessts
not at all. ffo -
The ruin Of mott men dates from sdliS
idle hour. Occupation is an arrn6t 10
the soul
Always refuse the adsice which pas. 20
sion gives t d 8 10
Most OF the shadows that cross;oialE ss;o ialE psth s
through life are caused by OUR standieg sv
in our own light. er
II we would have powerful mihds; rs
must think, if we would have faihfif
hearts, we must love; if VIC would have
strong muscles, we must labor Thes6 IS
include all .ha: ;s ssiaaHle ID life: RI, gf
A whito garrneht appears worse With
slight soiling than do colord garments :,
much sOiled; so little fault in good
man attracts more attention than grave
ofenses in bad me1
y colorcd woman, while blackbeftys
ing, was run over and killed by the
Northeastern cars on Sunday last. r.
A large tiger made itsappehranOs near
the junction of Toby's Greek, above Col, .
Browns mill pond, iu Barnwell District,
on Monday last.
A Joker lately declared that d blind
man, by taking something from tho Z
breakfast table, recovered his sighs
What did he take? He took tea,curI s
and saucer (saw, sir.)
1t Is true OF many persons that their
memory is nothing but row Of hooks 70
hang up grudges on. %
Not so many arc the blades Of grass
growing in the field as are the giFts sasa
mercies of God to those that hare soia -
in which they can grow.
A wealthy aud eccentric Ohioan bss
made will disipheri.ing ell biz shes.ss. hess..ss.. s
and giving his fbrtano to found an '.iks
hrna.a-v for cats"
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\ New Orleans widow of week was
wooed by an impulsive suitor, who, after
obtaining her consent TO marriage in
a fortnight, borrowed ten dollars, and
deserted her. She told her tale to Tile
Recorder
"We!l, exclaimed the surprised oficial,
"this is little ahead of anything l ever
heard Of"
Yes, sir" replied the lady, "it does
SO beat all, not that l care anything alb.
out the money, but / don't like being
fooled"