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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-15
MONEY SAVED is MONEY MADEl
PAYNE sells for cash at retail and il ron bur that
way, you save money and lots Of at PAlNE'S.

~ T.
Objection mag be urged against the policy or condao
ing Wholesale and Retail business n connection rA
each other. Our answer is-and think Il saz5e;snt
that in addition to the fact Of our buying soods at
less figures than than the retailers bay them. tbs
Wholesale and Retail DEPARTING ns sondnce 10 the ad
vantage Of each other in eaaaEing expenses thereby
enabling sell st lower prices and giving tho pur
chaser the benefit Of the difference.
.sszsrf1 - sss az ..eftssis - Rsazfsf
We invite close inspection of cur goods. Aoonlysri
Of qualities and prices usually results Ia cur av
A glance at the Show Window Of r: s. PATNE o
co.'s Store is very tempting, We advise people -
avert their gaze while passing by. r1sF 49,
We claim TO have a weIl-stocked and usli-rsFslstsd
Wholesale and Retail Boot Shoe and Hat Store. Tie
Wholesale Department deriving its support from parp
Of four S<atessiz: Eorthern Georgia Western North
Carolina. sonthysstsrn yirziala sad East Tslnse:e
has grown steadily, until nov r. Payne 4 Co.bb
recognized By Merchants desirabis place TO bay:
The Retail Department Is not neglected. bat grcet
pains are being taken 20 keep il at the head fhs
Boot, Shoe. Hat and Cap interests Of Knoxville
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12
GBt YGtaI1.
WAata FalIl

"A minister Of the Gospel told
me, in l847, one Of the most thrill
ing incidents I ever heard in my
life. A member Of his congrega-
ton came home, for the first time
in his life, intoxicated, and his boy
met him on his doorstep, clap
ping his hands; and exclaiming,
Papa, has core homeP He
seized that boy by the shoulder,
swung him around, staggered,
and fell in the hall. That minister
said to me, { / could give you his
name if necessary 81 spent that
night in that house. / went out
and barred my brow, that the night
air might fall upon it and cool it;
walked up and down the hall.
There was his child dead; there
was his wife in strong commissions,
and he asleep, A man but thirty
FIVE years of age, asleep, with a
dead child in the house, having a
! lle mark upon the temple where
the corner of the marble steps
came in contact with the head as
he swung him around: and a wife
upon the brink of the grave! II
cursed the drink" He had told
me that must remain illheawoke,
and / did. When he awoke, he
passed his hand over his face, and
exclaimed, "What is the matterI
Where am /? Where is my boy ?"
You cannot see him. "Where is
my boy?" he inquired. You can
not see him. "Stand out of my
way. l will see my boyp To
prevent confusion, | took him to
that child's bedside, and, as /
turned down the sheet, and showed
him the corpse, he uttered a shrek,
ooh, my child!' That minister
said further to me, zone year
after that, he was brought from a
lunatic asylum to lie side by side
with his wife in one grave, and !
attended his funeral" The minis
ter of the Gospel who told me
that fact is, to-day, drunken host
Ter in. stable in Boston Now, |
tell me what drink will do! 1t will
degrade. imbrute, and damn every
thing that is noble, bright, glo-
rious, and god-like IN a human be-
ing. There is nothing drink will
not do that is vile, dastardly, COW.
ardly, sneaking or hellish. We
are united brethren, are we mott
to fight it till the day of our death.
John b. Cough.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12

In Monroe township, Madison
county, Ohio, there is not a single
church, temperance society, store,
grocery, justice of the peace, con
stable, or saloon. Ignorance is
bliss. lj u jli
One of the papers contains as an
advertisement: rLobt, a large
black silk umbrella, belonging to q
gentleman with q curiously.carved
IVORY head"
The wife Of a drunkard, at Belle.
fontaino, Ohio, sued saloon.
keeper for selling her husband
whisky, and recovered sl75 dam.
ages,
An impoverished editor at the
West got elected constable, but his
new office did not enable him to
arrest lhe attention Of bis readers
Oliver Wendell Holmes calls
KISS hsplng consonant. lie
should have added, also, that is
usually follows a vowel
A Leavenworth man decided his
house and lot 10 bis wife to escape
his creditors, andnow she has es-
capped him.
Detroit dandies wear earrings to
keep their ears from Tapping about
Ia the Sigh winds that prevail there.
Nov York ismaking a move for
cheaper hotel rates, so that a-man
not a millionaire can stop all night.
A witsays that life is the great
est Of eonundrums. because every.
body has to give itup.
One of the stations on the Pa
cilc Railroad is kept by a widow,
and she can run a locomotive.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12
Luxury Of Easy Dress.

N y
Very few ladies know how to ap-
preciate an easy and healthy dress.
They think their dresses are loose,
when man or boy put into one as
tight would gasp for o want OF
breath, and feel incapable Of max
ing an effort, except to break the
bands. Ladies are so accustomed
to the tight fits Of dress-makers,
that they "fall to peices" when re-
lieved of them. They associate
the loose dress with the bed or
lounge, To be up, they must be
STAYED up, and to recommend a
comfortable dress to them is not to
meet a conscious want of theirs.
1t is a great pity none the less.
If they could once know the luxury
it is to breathe deep and full at ev-
cry respiration; to feel the refesh-
ment die system takes in by hav
ing theeblood enlivened and sent
bounding through the arteries and
veins ; to have the aid to digest that
such dress gives to have their own
strong, elastic muscles keep every
thing in place and themselves erect;
if they could for a while know the
luxury, and then be sent back into
the old, stiff, straight jackets, they
would fret and ftime and rave in
very desperation If they could not
get rid Of them.
As it is they prefer to languish
and suffer rdreadfilly and die young,
and leave all their friends, and their
husbands and their children, and |
do not see any other way then
to let them he sick and die until
they are satisfied. II only thesin-
ner were the sufferer, it would not
be worth a great while to make
great ado about 1t, but the blight
to future innocent lives which must
follow, renders the false habits OF
our women, in the highest degree
Laws Of Life.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12

selling their entire including
black and cOoed Empress Cloths Amues Deines and Pds
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12
"A New Grocery!
Nr. \. aENNEa 8 Ia. tIzEIE ALIEN

HAYE opened a new Millinery aud Dress
III Making Establishment IN the room
Formerly occupied BY ,ieo Adams \ Brother
An kinds OF goods In their line furnished at
reasonable rates, and Millinery and Dress
Making done 70 order In the latest styles and
ia a sansiaciqry manner Give them 4 call.
Sept ~, 1870, bsu
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-05
:. AasF FATHERs GEas THRish CHnDRsn
BURNED IN HIS HOUsn- Hin RIDrs NArer

-sA3sF &aHaa lTHaisa CH1LrpRsn
BURNED . IN an HoUsn- He RIDES NAKED
A MMR. The residenee Eof Emanuel
Aeipman, situated ON Section Ia of 'the
Iownatsp OF Trowbridge,' was entirely
consumed by fire ON the night OF tho
24th nit, with three Of his chiIdren-one
boy and two girls. Mr.. and Mrs. Help
man barely escaped with their other two
children. Mr.. Helpman had worked
hard all day and retired quite early. HIS
family soon followed, leaving the stove
red-hot and we'll filled. The fire must
have caught in the roof from the pipe.
as there was no chimney. and Mr. 81. was
awakened about midnight by the roof
falling in. The fire had then blocked up
the passage through the door, and be
Immediately aroused his wife, broke
open a window, and pulled her and two
OF the children out, none of them hav-
ing anything on but their night clothes,
and even those being nearly burned off.
HIS other boy came to the window, and
Mr.. 81. had nearly succeeded in pulling
him ont by the shirt, when the garment,
whicl, was badly burned. parted, and the
boy fell back into the flames. The
cries Of the little sufferers were heard
TOR some time afterward, but they could
not be saved. Mr.. Helpman then cover
ed his wife and rescued children up in
the hay in the barn, and rode horse
one mile to his nearest neighbor for as
sistance. When he arrived he was
nearly frozen, chat being the coldest
night of the season, and be wholly
naked. He sank into state Of uncou-
seriousness as soon as he told the story.
The neigh ghbors Immediately rallied and
furnished all the assistance within their
power. Mr.. 81. is in critical condition,
being roasted and frozen in places No
calamity has ever before cast such uni
versal gloom over the community as this
Several hundred dollars have already
been raised for the family.
Detroit Mich J Advertiser.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-05

On the night of the 10Th, Jas. Bryan,
noted desperate. was shot and killed
near Nashville, Ark. by Jnmes M. Nor
wood. Bryan had been employed by
Norwood and discharged for intemper-
ance. and swore he would kill Norwood
and his wife. He made several attempts
to carry ont the threat. That night he
tried to enter the house with pistol,
when Norwood fred with shotgun,
killing him. Norwood surrendered him
self, aud was discharged.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. T. Bernard King,
well known young member of the bar,
was fonnd dead in his bed, in Charles.
ton, on Sunday morning. An inquest
was held aud u verdict rendered of deatl,
by congcstion of the brain. Mr.. King
was native of Washington. D. c., and
eerved gallantly in tho Confederate army.
At the close of the war he settled in
Charleston, and begun the practice of
law
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-05

HAIR VIaoR.-In common with many
Others, we have felt lively interest in
the Investigations Which Dr. Aver has
been making to discover tho cnnses of
the failure OF the hair, and to provide II
remedy. His researches arc said to have
been much moro thorough and exhaust.
i've than any ever made before. The re-
suit is now before us, under the nomc OF
AYERS HAIR V1aoR. We have given il
q trial, md with full satisfaction. It
equals our most favorable anticipatiuns.
Our gray hairs have Disappeared, or re-
sumed their original color; aud visible
crop of soft, silken hair started on part
of the scalp which was entirely bald.
[-4bimgdon va. Democrat.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-05


HORRIBLE MURDER. At On early hour
on Sunday morning, horrible murder
was committed in Bogue Homo, which
for diabolical and premeditated villainy
has been seldom equaled. Mr.. Amos
harris, an old man about GO years old,
was attacked about 4 or o'clock, on
Sunday morning, by negroes, as was
supposed, and brutnlly murdered with
an axe, the villains breaking open the
door; Mrs. Harris was almost killed.
receiving severe axe wounds III the face
and head. Up to this morning, she was
insensible; her life was at tirst wholly
despaired Of, but we learn now that
there is some hopes of her recovering.
She was very seriously injured One OF
Mr. Harris sons was knocked down by
the villains, and otherwise injured; MS
was also one of the girls Mr.. Mitchell,
near neighbor, hearing the disturbances
got up and went to Mr.. Harris, in his
night clothes. He clinched one of the
villains, and in tho scufile, fell down,
the scoundrele, meantime, getting away
The object of the murderers was robbery.
Mr.. Harris was robbed of something
over $500, besides papers, etc. He had
also bag of silver, which has not been
found, and may have been stolen.
montgomery 4Eil, 2SM.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-05
Noyeltiesr-.speoial Attractions.

Nov opening and showing, the largest and
= v moot elega ant assnr ,mslt OF French and
English FANCY GOODS ever brought to this
market. Mn selected csprcinll. for the Holidays.
Eng EEiegant, ,ferfumefy; Cnl,'ynes and Extracts,
Now ana superior Toilet Soaps,
Perfume Boxes, Toilet Boxes,
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes.
German, French aud English Toilet Waters
Atkineons Extract White Hoses.
Lubins Perfumes. Extracts, Sechet.
Lows now Perfumes and Estracte
Coutlray's Fashionable Col ,gne.
Coudray's Lavender Water,
German Farina Cologne,
Superior Bay Rum,
large and fine assortment OF Hair Brush.
es, Tooth Brushes,
English and French Dressing Combs,
Ivory Fine-tooth Combs
Elegant Pomadc for tho Hair
Eau IIustral, Cjrcassian Lustrc.
Cloth Brushes, Tui kish Rubber,
Turkish Toa els, Tooth Picks,
!, elegant Soaps, tho largest assortment in
tho city,
A beautiful selection OF Fancy Perfume
SaGhets: For sale by
Dec 10 E. II. HEINITsH, Druggist.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-05
III il I . H7 -
BAZAAR AND CONFECTIONERY !

For us' fnl things and things fer sport,
The curinns rc"plc here resort
LNNTlREl.i new stock uf Toys and FANCY
AI ARTICLES for the Holidays VaiicticA
too numerous tn mrnipn
CANDIES manufactured daily.
CANES OF all kina+. plain and ornamented
Also, fnl! stock Ere. ch CONFECTIONERY
Cahned Gu";.. Jelly, Rai.ins Citron,
Alnlpnds, and full line, uf assorted Nuts
Lemons. Oranges, Cucoanuts, &c Fruit OF
all Kinds DUNG the ~ asOn. Nov 10
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-05

Special Notlces.

s.THB BRIDAL CHAMBEN."-Eesa ESSAYS
for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS and
ABUSES, which Interfere with MARRIAGE
with sure means Of reiof for tho + rrirE and
Unfortunate diseased and dcbilitated Sent
tree OF charge, in scaled envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. as Ninth ST.
Philadelphia Pa. Nov 9mo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-07

>. Watches Clocks Jcwery NC, this day (friday July
at l0H O'clock At Is Bowerv toe entire Nstchoa
Clocks, Jewelry &C. consisting God silver atchs
Clocks, Regua sc also all kinds OF Fancy Jewery,
gold, silver and plated Chains Hair Chains
Earrings. Finger Rings, &c. By order Of L. RINDzK0rE
City Marshal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-07

JoHN l.. yANDEwATER, AUCrIOSEER.
81 Positive and perempory sale OF retail dealers Stock Of
Boots md shoes together with store Fixtures unexprcd
two years. Lease o. store,
rms DAY FRIDAY, July Z. n. II A. a..
IA Third avenue bet ~ Ga yOur.I and Elgh.yfh
streets SMITHS Attention OF retail dealers invited
Particulars nj sale
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FRENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

TYNE CoUTURIEaE FRANCHISE DESIRE TRoUvEH
des ournecs families privccs pas ectou
aler IL 6'adrssssr 2a0 &c, 10Th e.
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IAcon poGARr. Auc1loNEER.

y harshal's sale, THIS DAY, Jnly T. Mt 10 O'Clock,
No. 81 i5owery and aO3 Chrystie str ct,
ELECTS Acsaurants Liquor Stores, consist
ing Marble Top rabies. chairs Looking
Glasses Fixtures and Furniture, Glassware Liquors.
WINS.
khor &c hhds stock Ale; Fixtures Furniture Of an
Oyster saloon and Barrooms -
- IOIN 4. HITLER. Marshal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-07

A UCTION.-JAMES TAYLOR, AUCTIoNEER WILL
~ sell, this lFrdny) morning, at II O'Clock, at the
salesroon, % Blocker street. Broadway magnih.
cent rosewood Panoforte elegant ParIor Suits covered
with satln brocats, and hairc0ih; over
Furniture, Mattresses Bedding, Clocks. Paintings, Mirrors,
&c. opportunity for parties wanting nrst class
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-07

JACOB BoGART, AuCTIOSEFR.
81 SATURDAY. july 2,
at lO O'clock nj tho auction Nc. North William
street, large assortment % Household Furniture Carpets,
Pianos, Iron Safes, Counters. &c.
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Catalogues sent Address
BEhJ r. FAIRCHTLD, No. 9 Beach street
JEO. ). SCHULTZE, Receiver,
No. 73j asst Twelfth

II " II. BtRTuOLF, AUCTIONEER SUCCESSOR TO
~, William Ntters sells. this day. at o'cocS. f54 Canal
street large a2sor meat OF new and second hand House,
hold Furniture. Brussels and Ingram nrugcess
Hair Feather nd
Bcdding French Pier and mantsi mirrors xcases,
WardrOpes showcases Desks China Vases Spring Beds
Once Chairs. TABLES. CrDckery Glass. I'm and Wooden
Ware; Kitchen stoves, Cooking Utensils. Sewing Ma
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A LIEN B. MINER, AUCrIONEER.
"A ALLEN u. MINER 4 BROTHER,
late HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
(Eatabiished 1s47.)

SALES AT AUCTION. 100000.
A LIEN B. A hassr T. A Sisss ssornrn
late HEs s5.,. r LEEp PSI. { hISEa
salcsrooms q CHAMBERS and Y Reade street.
% SaSob % az;
wa. made to order by ee cy makers and IN splendid
H1yns Ks INV SQUARE GRAND PIANO.
~ ocaves made by Bradbury, OF brilliant tone and
Brses Carpets throughout the house richly carved black
S .a rdS C DO Centre and s" Pse with
saise two very richly carved black waina. marble top
% %d and
Sewing Machine buG and white Dinner and reaksst Set
SUITS Hair Mattresses and Pillows; stair Carpets
A LBERT b. wALDRoN, Auctioncer
II skbpsS 1'a G street.
walaron Cooke VIII sell a: above line as.ormsn. q
hand aud new goods removed for of sale
P Earl Gh and LlD ssI}.. Suits
Bookcases. warirobes Bullets.
Beisteads, bureaus Washstandz
Fine rosewood Piano,
E1teS aa n,i and 70, Centre sr' T4s'ies,
chi raH Class. SS CrocEer VOC &C.
Four superb Chamber Suits Tor account of whom II may
concern.
~ onice and saesroom 81 Nassau street,
Great sale of Household furniture,
ThIS DAY (Fnday), at l1n O'Clock,
at 81 Nassau street.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL will sell, above very
large assortment of Household Furniture, comprising
90 Carpets, pier Mrrora lOwardrobe, Bookcases
Secretaries, 2mantelfMirrors.
Elegant carved Bedroom Suits.
Elegant carved oak Dining Room Sets.
Elegant carved rosewood Parlor Suits.
Rcfrgerators, Gas Fixtures. Loun ies, Bedding, &c.
Sale to be continued on Tuesday next.
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIOSEER.
~ Once ~ Nassau street, opposite the Post Office
by JOHNSTON K VAN TASSEbb.
III and ia East Thirteenth Fourth avenue.
Regular sale Of Horses and Carriages THIS DAY tFkl.
DAY), at IL O'Clock.
For full description see under head of Horses Car
riages.
UCWoN NOTICE r. I. HAzEIL AUCTI0NEkR.
n THIS DAY tfr,day) July
l04 O'clock at sllesroon, l8 Chambers street,
heavy and shelf Hardware,
Table ana Pocket Cutlery. NC.
In lots to suit city ana country trade.
Also
ShOves and Spades Hay Forks Steel, Washing Machines
wringers, Washboards, velocpcdcs, &c.
Also
French Timed Ware-A full assortment
Gas Burner rps-900 gross German Lava Tips
Catalogues morning OF sale.
K. T. HAZELL & CO..
Auctioneers, lib Chambers street.
UCTION.--JAMES TAYLOR, AUCrIONEER, WILL
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yYTANTED--A SITUATION, BY A SINGLE MAN %
years age, coacbman and groom; can come wen
from last Address j. K box LOO Herald
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yVENRY ZINN, AUCTIONEER-srLLs THls DAY.

II TENkY XINN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THIS DAY.
commencing at 1917 O'Clock, all the elegant costly
Household Furnnre contained In four story dwelling ia
West six;h street Sixth brilliant
4, wood fianoorte rich Psror Suits,
satin broca,c and SIX reps; Miors Paintings, Bronzes,
Lace Curtains Etagsres Bookcase, Velvet
pets, also Dining Room Furniture, Buffet Extension
Tabc Chairs Plate, China, Cutlery. 0assv
suits IN rosewood and walnut single double
Bedseads Bureaus Wristbands Mardobes spring. hair
and other Beds; Filowa Beddn Lounges, Clocks, &C.
also Kitchen and Easement Furniture
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VITANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN AS
w cuachman and groom; strictly sober, honest and
attentive best reference Address j. d., box l2 Herald
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A YOUNG LADY WISHES TO MEET. NEAR 18Th ST
n family with piano. and TO let her practise hour
daily compensation for French Italian lessons or wi
pay for II. Address Miss LOUISE, 50 West 18th st.
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| VTTANTED-A SITUATION AS GARDENER, BY A SIN
w gle man, thoroughly understands his busine,s Ia
not afraid OF reference. Address GARDENER
box l6l Herald Office
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American n In,sll:Ik. n,..

CHAnLRsToN, May l1.-Arriyed-
schooner Cynosure, Bahahnas.
BUFFALO, May IA Canadian gun
boat passed up the lake-supposed for
the ocene OF the fight.
HAVANA, May 10. The. Diario claims
Q decrease OF sugar, as compared With
last year, OF 10000 tons.
4. PoRT DoyRR, May IL. The fight be.
tween Coburn and Mace was prevented
BY the Canadian authorities. The men,
IN splendid condition, entered the ring
Shortly after noon, bnt during the first
round, and before blow was struck. the
SheriR and County Judge, backed by a
numbor OF soldiers from Sincoe, dis
peraed the crowd. who fed in every di-
reotion: The fight has been postponed
indefinitely. -
SAN FnAEoisOo. May l1.-Clouds OF
grasshoppers arc destroying crops in Los
:Ansselos County. The oiiizsus OF Arizona
killed eighty.fve Indians and oantnrod
tventy.fv children. These Indians Ind
been protected at Fort Grant, but in ra-
turn stole property and murdered oiti-
0eng. ~
New YonK, May 11.-Grceley will
reach Cincinnati on Friday anu New or
leans on Sunday. Flo will spond Mon
day in New Orleans, and thence 60 to
Galveston, to deliver an address ut Hous-
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A Massachusetts paper tells of color.
&c woman who had been lately convert.
Cd, but was 30 unfortunate as to fly into
passion over the misdoings of her
neighbor's youngsters. Her mistress re-.
marked upon the impropriety of such
conduct IN the case of one about to Join
the church and received this frank re-.
sponse: Il have 'sperienced religion
ana A,se gwine to join the church; but,
Miss b. III scald dot nigger fust."
A man excused himself for marrying
by saying that his friends declared he
drank too much for single man.
There are at present over 500 applica.
tions week for patents.