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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-11
VIRGINIA NEWS.

1t is said that the Republican .nrmbcr> Of
the Yves, Virginia General Assembly have
adopted platform. one plank of " hich Is
"A fair and equitable adjustment III rhr mat
te Of the Old Virginia debt
Mr.. Clarke the steward 81 The Sl"swpoi
Hotel in Richmond who leapcl from L.
fourth story of thar building on the might Of il
distinctions has so far recovered from the IN
iuries sustained on thai occasion as to be- able
TO 20 about.
The Rockingham Register sag We learn
that til. indications are that our former fellow
countyman, Mr. ChaS. A. Lewis. will ~; lac.
removed from his place Of NiniStorto Portugal
\ man named Bristcw Ia, been arrested
charged with robbing the ,nircd States mail At
Tappahamock Va
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DEPOT AGENT-Geo. johnson has been
appointed agent for the ". & 0. r. R, at
Guilford vice j. ". Whaley removed.
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A DMINISTRATOR' NOTICE.-The IN
~ designed having duly }4q!;ied as "a AdV z !;
i,tra,o: on the estate Of ; a " - j., hAkILh
Gooroc p Slim. Of the city Of Alexandria, Va
II. ntiorncv in fct t. sc,tl" the business Of the
estate. ana all persons having claims against tn.
s.,;d (,tatc are notified to present them 10 the sai
George r. Shinn for settlement and al! person
who are indebted to the said estate are her"ty
GEORGE Il. Shinn. AT the Office of Shian y Co.
"" u | Mon t. r. ID. HARI LIZ J.
il 9-2awiw Admir- Of Sam'l. Hartley. dec d.
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WHAT THE CHINESE THINK OF Us.--A book
which is said to be in extensive circulation in
China, will go far it it thought to account for
the excitement of hostility which prevails in the
empire against foreigners. 1t has been made
known 10 the Christian world by the translation
BY missionary At Iangtecheou. which was
printed in Shanghai last summer. The book is
called a Death-Blo 10 Corrupt Doctries: A
Plain Statement Of Facts. Published BY the
Gentry and People Ii charges excessive cor
rupl and iniquitous practices upon the Chris
tian teachers and people. Many Of its alega-
tons are of such . character thai they cannot
be published
ilSDn1, - Tobpsan hos ham
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\ FAMILY WITHOUT TIE NEWSPAPER. -
Nothing presents Il Sadler commentary upon
the present unhealthy condition of orr once
loved and prosperous country than the large
number Of families both in the city and coun
try but more especially in the latter that sub
scribe to no paper Of any kind Hundreds and
thousands of families are thus growing lp in
utter ignorance of what is daily transporting in
the world around them gnnrant Of the
mighty events Of to-day.
But who can tell the vast amount of injury
that is being inflicted upon the rising genera
tion-thoSc who are In take our places IN the
busy world at no distant day-srowing NJ with
out any knowledge of the present. the past
nr any study of the future and this ignorance.
too. being imbubcd into them by the sanction
of those who should and doubtless do. know
better. did they only think Of the injurious ei.
fleets of their insane course. Let the head Of
every family think of this and place in the
hands of those for whom he i responsible. the
means ot acquiring Il thorough knowled=" ot'
the moving panorama in w'llch w enact "1lr
parts ErchongE
BALTIMORE AND PoToMAC RAIIEpAn.- the
iurv which has been engaged for the last week
in taking testimony rs - the amount Of dam
opes to which Baltimore county i, entitled by
reason Of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
running through the AlnlShousc property. hear
the city limits. brought in an award yesterday
Of s2G. 600 damages Il is probable that an ap-
neal will be taken to the Circuit Court Tor Bal
tim0re county.
IS is we'll known the Baltimore and Potomac
Company has secured the right Of way over
the Long Bridge at Washington. and the con
str1lct;on ct the ne': bridge will be rapidly
pushed forward. The contracts f.? building
five spans have ALREADY been given 'u; Mr
W VI Up S4d q3 s the lnp1 IH a1 Hy
G. Statensburg & Son. ot Wilmington. Della
ware. have the contract for the on-Bait.
-ln0rcun
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ALEXANDRIA, 4 FREDERMk$EChn t. Il
The following is the bill introduced in the Sen
ate on Wednesday. by Mr. Snowden 10 an,h"r
ize the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad company TO extend their road 10 Alex
andria ::
|. Be il enacted &c. That the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad company
be- and they are hereby authorized TO construct
Il railroad from the terminus Of their branch
railroad. near Quantlco creek. 10 the city 81 Alex
andria TO be worked and used in connection
with lis road now running from Richnl1nd IL
Aqua creek and the extension thereof. now in
process of construction from BROOKE station t.
Uuantico and in connection with an railroad
entering the city Of Alexandria.
> That in locating SAID continuation from
Quantic1 it shall not obSlruct the navigation ot'
any navigable stream. nor occupy an! ground n
ready surveyed and marked out by the Alcxan-
dria aud Fredericksburg railroad company for
the location fits road unless blythe consent
of said COMPANY OF until the said colnpany shall
forfeit OF surrender liz RIGHT to the same. except
for the purpose Of crossing tho saMc where il
may be requisite 10 do 81.
3. That said continuation shall lee subject IL
all the provisions imposed. and entitled to all
the privileges conferred. by the general railroad
law of the state.
I. That passenger fare over the. entire line
worked by said Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac company. shall. in ~ case. and inr n
distance. exceed four and Il half cts. per mile.
and that the average rates for Transportation "i'
trcights over said road. and a parts thereof.
shall not exceed eight Cts. per ton per mile. nor
shall the average rates Of tolls ouany agriculture
al produce exceed SIX cts. per ton per mile. nor
shall the tolls on any guano. plaster. III "th"r
Fertilizers. bc ut the rate Of more than w" and
half cts. per ton per mile. nor >ha the rate Of
charge per mile upon any article Of freight.
transported TO or from the towns of Frcdcrick>
burg or Alexandria, in any case. he greater than
is charged upon like article, transported To "r
from places outside the limits of Virginia.
). That said continuation shall be surveyed
and the work thereon commenced within six
months and the same shall be completed within
three years from the passage Of this bill.
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THEFoIIY OF STRIKES. The folly of strikes
is again we'll illustrated inthe experience of the
nalers employed by the Weymouth Mass. J
Iron Company. who struck some six months
ago. have been idle most of the time since, and
at last have returned to work at the same wa
ges which they refused when they struck. The
company have not lost. but rather saved mon
ey by the operation. while the men. who could
lily afford to lay idle. have lost six months labor
which was all their means of support Their
experience is not peculiar to themselves. but it
is the general result of strikes-a little inconven-
fence to the employer and serious loss to the
strikers involving themselves and their families
in suffering and want-BoSton Journal
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V7IRGINIA. to Wit In the County CoGr, ri
' Fairtiry county, January Rules 1871: Law
son Money vs. Wm. H. Davis and VIM. H. j.
gersoll In rhancery
Mem: The object Of 1hi, suit is Ia attac.
tract OF land. in the county Of Fairfax, bcongHs
10 the defendants. containing seven thousand Nv
hundred acres purchased fromJ Joseph ThorntY&.
- pay plaintiff the sum Of SIS ~, with legal in-
t"rc>t from III" - day Of April; 1870. until pad
ant is not resident of the State of Virginia !: J.
ordered that he appear here within one moan
after due publication hereof. and do what - !''-
crssa-y 10 protect hi, Interests. copy: t-.."
F. u. RICHARDSON, C!c:N.
inn l2-4ANuM
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F. u. RICHARDSON. Clcrl:

Commissioners Once.
shall proceed 10 execute the decree Of whci.
the foregoing is an Office copy, ut my office, t;
Fairfax Court House, Va on the 9th day 81:
February. ISL.
Given under my hand this sd day of Jsnu-
AIRY. 1871. THOMAS MOORE.
Comm. in Chancery, Circuit Court
j III
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Mr Butler sarcastically reviewed l!lc naval
exploits Of Admiral Porter. and SAID he had
written three letters the forth would appear in
good time. Notwithstanding the threats that
had been made But he was disposed TO speak
we'll OF the dead and he would let him lay in
his grave if he would lay still but he had been
resu1rected and brought up here. 8 stencil in
the nostn!s Of the House He appcalcdtn the
members to let him rest in the grave he had
chosen for himself.
The bill was then passed-yeas l43. nays IL.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-24

H!%lDE.INTI"E> Or NHDr|i}a
II HiG.


.Ih, IiNCjv curir- -rnEdtnl ri lie Lon
I-l ill,' J"a,t,d, irp i la ii.. -.:.... ''!n0>;
l.: IT," largest city of N"u!h .tut.,9.
writes from Rio Jtnri,o:
Taii, :h0rt inhvc .,hi3u drC.~ III,
Natkc, = ncwhclc .tr+idr i i!a~ilian
lIcit. /. 4 t:,ir S:llnpl. oI iirir ctrnl!n
milk irir j. iiul .ullj,.,i Iiuuli:i in ,a!t -.
- in rh,. ~t1ttr-. luj the. dli,r ihr rr&,
with tine calf tied to her ,aiI aud ,nuz
lied. right tn y"ur door There she, is
milkcd. and on" would naturally sdp
pose they might. from ,Irii . profess.
get good. pnr,. miik. b,;t i j 81 Gict,
in spite of i. all. they manage f. put
water into il. RIGHT under ynur nose.
Ifihat isn't SHARPNESS for Nun tlnn't
know Whcrr it,, to I've found. went
into Il cigar store Ia, other dav ia get
Il GOOD Havana cigar. commenced.
-.D senior fnlla AmgIaiS ," ..Nan. sen
nor '.pHrIrz v"uS FrancaiS ;" MAO.
senior" Il don't know what rood il
would have done if he ruuil. ion
couldnt. ~" N"u talk Spanish -
MAO Scnor. II" didn't tall; ANY thing
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-24

THE iIOOSIER S(IiOOL-NIE ETE'L
Chapter XVI.
TIE CHURCH MILITANT

HE (lll RCIl NlLlTANI.
rud u.,e douIJv enlisted on ,he side
of .JnLn p.,r.nn tine krt-m,Ecr. I'm
,h,. ,i,.+ ,I''ao ho in..m. tL.,t rJ,;s n,.r.n-
,utiou nf tho runnnul.n oI,I m,n ,v,s
ouly 4 blind To sayc somchody else ::
thai thry were thieves who cried ..Stop
thief And he felt consequently that
this was il chance to put his ncwly-torm-
ed resolutions into practice. The Old
Testament religious life. which consists
in fighting the Lords, enemies. suited
Buds temper and education. 1t might
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-24
Chapter XVII.
\ COUNCII. OF WAR.

Shuci<y Whose feet had flown is soon
as he saw the final fall of Pete Jones,
told the whole story to the wondering
and admiring cans of Mis-, Hawkins.
who unhappily could not remember
anything at the East just like it 10 the
frightened ears of the Rheumatic old la
DIV Who felt sure her ole mans talk and
stuhbornncSS would be the ruin of him.
and to the Indignant ears of the old sol
dicr who was hohhling up and down.
sentincl-wiSc, in front of his cabin.
standing guard over himself.
No. | won't leave" he said to Ralph
and Bud ION see jest wont. What
would General Winfield Scott say ri hr
knew that one of them ;ls fit ut LundN :
Lane backed out, rctrclted. run Ter Il
passel of thieves! No, sir me and the
old flint lock will live and die together.
III put Il tlumdcrin charge of huckshot
into the first one of them >coundrels a-
come. mp the hnllrl. It'll he another
Lmd>'> Lane. And Nou Nh. IIMtS""h
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/ TEMPERANCE STOHl
- .LnnN 4. EDIa,II.


y iIirnd of min" seeking to lelirNe
,lIc poo. c.nhr 10 :: Ilight of stair, that
led to II ,i"ol which led into It room
r.arhn~ um,lri the >lltc,. He knock
ed. 4 feeble voice said Come IN"
hut IL -Unn l~ his ewes hccamr adapted
Ia the place. lac sim. living upon Il heap
of chip, ,,ud .haN in1>. hoy about ten
lcaI- "t ace. pale. hut with Il sweet
i..yc.
''N hat atr lulI doing th,lr - he .,:L
,,l uf tia. hoy.
',!I,,~i' lu,h / an hiding"
Hiding What tnr >" And Ia,
HuVrd hl., white mms covered ,ith
iItIi-r- and swollen.
"N ho Wa il beat ,uI likr that -
''!t"n't tel him: my father did it.
w hat tol -
"Fathcr got drnni and beat nt hr
,51~c wouldn't steal
"l'ld Nou ever steal
~ -. >ir. | WI> Il thief once. (Thrs,
i.und"n thirNc> never hesitate To IL.
;noWlc'l"r ii it is rhril prote>>ion.)
Then why dum't Non steal NOW ::
"B"cdI>r Wrmj - The ragged school
aud they told me lhnu shalt not steal.
;imd tlrl Told me of God III heaven. /
viii n"t steal. >ir. il my father kills
me.
Said my friend, Il don't know whar
3" io g ith lou Here is Il >hlln".
viii ,yc " hat | can do for You.
The hoy locked mt il Il moment. and
'il,n SaiA
''l;ut please iii, Noul'int S"n like to
h"n my little hymn -
My friend thought it strange that
without food wirhnut lire. bruised ami
hrat"li. - he lay there. h, could sing Il
llmn. iIIr hr sid: "lcs. will hear
volt. .Nli then la It sweet Vuirr IL,
'.,nrIr Jesus meek and i"i'd
!.,rt. ul"n "a lnrl, chilli
il'y n.y mtrlnitl.
t..;,I - com, t. lice
I,tn would To- the b, hr"ueh1
C,IIl, Lord. turhId il moi
Ia lIi, n-ttiI uf thy 2iacr
Ci,r q. iitIl.. child place.
II hat my little hymn: good by =
The gentleman Wrnt again in the
morning: Wrnt mp stains: knocked III
tl,r door II" answer: opened it ami
went in. The shilling lay on the foot
here lay the hoy with i smile on h,
tir, hHi hr WAS dead. IN the night
he had core homo. Thank tod thai
he has said .>mttrr little children to
,umr u,.rn me He is no lcspectcr of
pri.uuS hlarI, u, white, bond OF free,
luum2 "r old. He sends His angels to
tn" huincS uf the poor and destitute,
he degraded and wicked. to take the
nlroJ- bought ltlc "n"> to His own
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hut I'll he dog-nn'd If don't bcliry,
. (0U and one OF two more L. exceptions.
Whether ii was that the fact tina
/ Pete Jones had Got Com-id'allc aliuci
up ,ulnoraliZ"d his followers. or whcih
| rr il was that the old mans flight wa
! Sllaprcipi, the mob did not turn out il
/ very great fierce, and the tariinm va
/ postponed indefinitely, for hy liIc i'm,
/ they came together il hccHmc EEoWI
/ somehow that the man with = Wood,!
/ leg had uutrun them all. Bat the CS
( cape OF one devoted Victim did lnt mol
/ il> the tcrliu@S of'hc p""pl" toward 'I,'
/ next one.
lj} the time Bud returned hi+ am
Was very painful, and thr nest day Ii,
| Wcmi rn,iol Dr. SmHll'# treatment TO IL.
diurc the fracture. Whatever SH>pir
ion, Bud might i,a>;. cf Pete Jones. Ii,
Was net afflicted with RHlrlI's dread T.
III" silent Young doctor. Aui il tilrr'
vas anything Small admired. il Wit
! physical strength and coUiag,. >;ni.i
Wanted Hud on III side. aid least of ii
did Il" want him t. l'c Raipl~ rlimpi
on. :" shat the silent cool and .kill
lul doctor went tn VyurI, Ia mli>, IN int-
preston on Bud Alcau>.
Other Influences were a. work upon
hilh also. Mis-. Means NuiicNrI aIIa
r!lUndyrrd in her usual sly lc about hi,
"lIhin up with :; Unc-ic::,,@cd ;hi"t, and
llInnu HltrI that master thHt WIS =
mighty suspicious Kind of a customer.
ahuriin' to her tell Shed .llar~ said
20. III shed a brcli snm-ultrd hc
1NnrI.It . a. a., i,..I ii. ,...rIf-t iit
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m"ih gave them viii, her good night
kiss.
ems ESE NERAL AT EEILE-
VILE.

VILE.
! The tnst death among the Chinese.
/ lamdrNmen employed by Capt. Hervc\
of Bclleville, y. j., occurred on Thurs
/ day, and the funeral obscquies took
place on Saturday with all the native
rites, the arrangements being made
/ with great pomp, aS the deceased, lin
sing, had been very popular with his
c"ltntrNmcn. The body was dressed in
Sunday attire, consisting of Il new Nan
KING sut, and placed in an elegant wal
nHt coffin, which was Immediately seal
ed. At :! o'clock i'll the afternoon the
coffin was placed on 4 wagon Ga hearsc
/ being objected tO.) and long process
sion followed. First came I5O China
men, dressed in their national costume
walking silently two hy two after them
followed tn" women employed in the
Laundry. then Capt. Hcrvey, his family
and the reporters III carriages The
cnItcgC moved on until L neatly inclos-
cd plot WAS reached, specially donated
hN Capt. llcrvcy tor the purpose. Here
the mOulnerS formed Il circle around
the Graves. for according 10 the Chinese
rites, two cavities, Il larger and Il small
cI one, had been dug. -Four Cinnamon
then gently removed the coffin and plac-
cd ii between the two graves. After
prayer 10y 4 Methodist clergyman. the
coffin WAS lowered in the larger grave
and Immediately covered up with ealth
IN III" SMALLER grave, 4 hole about two
feet II: diameter and aS many deep.
were placed Il teapot. IicepalI, chop
>tiyi.@ #md clothing of the deceased.
ON top OF all lhi% was placed II large
rMthc2l Vcs>"l. containing cooked
chicken. rice and Saltcd fish. All of
this WAS then covered mp with dirt
he next ceremony WAS the placing OF
u basket containing the clothes the de
ceased lrId w"rn on the day of his death
"m th" grave and fire WAS applied to it
uHlil il WIS entirely consumed. A mum
Iit'r I'll irc-cIlclirrS were then exploded
over the grave. after which each mouth
~ Ia tum approached the Testing place
oi his r"rn:ldC. and. intcrlacing his tin
gers. placed his hands ON the forehead.
Win i!rc palms turned outward, and
1hl"" til"n forward thrice, accompany
ing the HlnNcMri each time with low
h"". his ended the ceremony. and
every n"nlHrr VAS presented with
:,"a,lj,rt Of flowers.
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Itt. fbHNtH'Ni' tiHI Is'HftiibN ~ me t'ftti
aJ Et~iM,~:S H""vcS IN 81. .I"harhmN
u Cur rms OFT ruG LIFERI N,E.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
l.E,El \ HASKELL. II"Nt's Hucl. l.. K. St.
hpotheciirics.
d. EiNt!IlM No. :. Bank Block Main -.
EAHpALL y son, Eludsll'- Block. L. T.. -.
lt~ EEuIlIE.,S IIoyt> Block. K. K. st
Attorneys at Law.
In.ll'l.N \ MAY, E". : Cs.l"dunign Blk. up stair.
B WILLARD, Main ST. "r,I Hall : Fletcher :.
g.. lDE Bank Elocl,. Main street. Prompt and
.Hrrh attention ''i,tn IL every Kind oi l''al
h..rnc~t.
I:o..kS and Stationery.
I.nFyNED 4 EOWELI~ C:ci"uian BIZ Nam i.
Bakers and Conic,tinner-.
I,u>.S ! MATTHEW'S. Main Street.
BARRIERS.
T. GLADSTONE. Union Block. Mann Street.
Illmk~ for Lawyers and Town Ohi"rre.
VI NIuNE \ co. Cal"o"ni.rn Elnck "pp.-li"
..!di,I- Monument.
Boots and shoes.
i.ANtE;GALLAGIIEE DanNIIl,, l.lk K X. -.
g. . Ln\EEGN&. Railroad street.
Clothing, Hats and Gaps.
IOil., \ MODI:E i:.tnL Eluch. "Pi"~tc 81. l"hu~
ru'> Ii"u'c dealer ~ kr:'Ay Made Cioth'l'@ ii't~
..uI .ll.- cents Furnishing ''DUds etc. 'ic.
/ A - AlI;EN%kS y co. FtnhruE, NtllI-r
ir""kt.ry, Glass and stone " are.
III AII.EANkSA y co. Fairbanks ilIl@".
t.A,,.tinI, rapc, nansinG>, Window -sha,i,-.
J. $ hIEEhNkS \ co Iani,tnl., Niila.,
Dentists.
/ rFEkl%> I,rd"ninn EI"ch. Mann Street
Be- 4. NAENEI; Union Block Main >tIr"t
Dining Rooms.
i.IIItE:,A rEITENGII.l.. EASTERN Avenue
p.> GJu,is. aud Ladies' Fancy GuoL-.
;, BLISS fL,nd, EI,,k L. L. str..r
% II HALE Arcnue II,ck, X Il. >tIeot
y / tAIIiHANk> \ co Fairbanks ' ,lit.e
p,> G"uL-, Nous" kcepin.: Good. .l,
nAll \ FLETCHER Mann Stlort
IIuur and Feed.
'.Ir AlAhilCII = co Es.,t, III Nvcnur.
fuIni!nrc.
g. H. TI>pALE rlande',' li"ck up stars
Family Grocer,, and Fruits.
4 y. COOK y co. Eastern \ AVrnur.
lI-A uAENEI Ein.hanS Euild,n@ Mann ,'tr.rr
Gro. .li.',. and House -keepiul: Goods.
\ / fNIEHA y KS y co. Fairbanks ILL.,.
Harness. Robe, :tnd Blanket
g, y. CuUk E:r>t,rn Avenue.
Hotels.
.hENtF HOT 81. Il. Il. ST. q. q. iIal'. lr"r:
HOES and Forks.
llI EhLrL y CO. Portland Srs,.r
insurance.
- .l,hn-huIy General Insurance AGENCY t-rGh,
i-t,i 1T. BOWMAN 4 SHAW.
Insurance. iifr.)
; -iE,:ENI Cftna) Iailr,ad street
Millinery and ian"y Goods.
, " >ENlEI:. Slain Stroci.
" WAI;p NArd Eloc!.. l.: Il. street
Merchant TaiIors.
O.. TEpEl;WuOD phINiilr El"rk, L. Il. street
,uI>FEA SIAS. Ward ll"ch l.. Il snr,t
Music Rooms.
O. T. uNEEINtir Ton, SONS \ co, Il. Il; Street
rhysirians and surgeons.
nl. T. ". AIGAIE Residence aud "ic, Wet
.rn \ N'nu,'.
Photpt; IphS.
. !. tGE. El..,h : ElncL Nam Street.
o. 4. Nlpl;ICII Eurnhau,'- l:uildin,, Nam t.
% . tIlFIOI:D Cllynnian El"ck, Main :tI''t.
Printers and Publishers.
II .LoNI.A 60. C:Itiuriiuu Hl"cL, Nam -.
,,in,,~. and Eiu Ware.
-rhI'LDI%ti \ FLETCHER. Eastern Avenue
% l. : -. q. WODDl,J III, Eailroad Street.
O.! COW derry. EASTERN NN,Huc
NntchC,. .JcWciry and Toys.
uuWAI:D y ROW ELL, Cal,dnninI 81 h Main -.
uutGurON 8 CARPENTER, Railroad Street
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and divert attention from himself. The
, immediate crime Of the basket maker
WAS that he had happened to see toe
murh.
MIR. lIaftSooil, said Bud, when they
got out into the road. ''you'd better g
! straight home to the Suuirc'a. Brllaso
ci this lightHln strikes Il second time
it'll strike awful clostc to NGu. You
hadn't better lpC seen with MS. Which
way dit! you come. Shocly ?'
Nv hy. tried 10 coEIc dow the h"l-
lcl. bat | uiet jones right Ivy the big
road, and lir :sWraled At me and said
heed Kill me rt didn't 60 back and stay
And ;" went back to the hons" and
then slipped oHt through thc graveyard
You see Was hound +" com" Of %"l
HNi'il!cI- FOR VII. IcafS"h" stuck I.
me an" l mean i"S'irh 10 NM. you see.
bnd l"d Sil"rhN thF"n%ii the grave
\li"' h..t Nh'h iil''H lca'hc" me lnf
'H' pam nom tI' graz ara ne Thought
maj perhaps II VAS not h'.Nf !" '&ho"
nus ih'li". "a u" cH!'f''N@.tt II. zoe soon
Now Hh"rkI- hr N;ild' II" N''' rum
,'ii'a" ana ven '"' one man mat Want
I" 50" ilm ,i5hi OH d"Nn 10y tir ; lii mo
'h-i"rh. II keep ci"Str hrhnid N"H.
and 'f !hNh"tH offers 1" trouble You,
d" A"n let of " Veil and I'll he thar IL
IL" iln".
lien haipn t'it the Srh""i-h"nS'' he
it' h''""' mere were hHu ANA >h"'kN
gone on an riIi,nd "i mercy. and he,
me i!liint mrIii"i q! the 'hlhch at he
ht>i I'l'hI' N'i moi with them ne
more nc 'i'"n"h' 81 II t', more tie seem
''' I" ~" i '"M'l"' 'ti'i ne more ne nc-
NPlHrd iIiilNrii 80. AirIdin% H. lrn'l l"
ilit iIiSt brave impulse. he lrAprd ninI-
hl\ over the iric" and started hllNh!l
Though the t"'">' ~ direction inter,
"tclln% the path oh winch were hnd lhd
Hh"ckN; II" came in SIGHT just III 'imc
To sec the first conflict of the Nhl:ch III
The ild"rur,> with h"r foes.
For Nh"rkN'A little feet went more
''"iIi\ Oh then cage cIiand than l'ud
ahtICip1trh II" got iAltlirr n;it OF i'ud =
''a'ii 'Iiiih III" Ellr"f ii'i'id'" ne should
ana ne "i" nI' Ii.'"H't l,rtr Jones uh-
I'll ir'r' win ms hog %-hl"ht s. SNIP.
WI Ii2lli upon NM
Nh"rkA tried /" ha!l"o for Bud, hut
he vas lif' one III Il nightmare. ne
>"Il dIrd nat" 4 Whisper which could
"ol nave h'"l heard ten lrrt
shall not repeat Mr., Jones words.
They were tl'ghil"llN rl"t,n". Hni he
did moi stop II words. lie swept his
whip round and gaze Little Nhochy one
trrllhlr ""t. Ih,1 til" Voice WaS re-
t"''"r'i. Ind he l'Irr'InE ''t Of pA'"
t'' -'" "' !'''" "'''s" - "'.l'"I' l.
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him, - and with ,l,.,t fr,i ,,.,IL,.I ~, an,