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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-09
DENTAL GOODS.

- ii. " p'sfihFH y 10. Iht 'front.' street
DRUGGISTS, o.Hi idi iH29aar99 5s9hs 9ts.sa: & Co.
Orders fftm ant portion If tie state or Tefrifn-
r'es cafs.aiiy G!ie.l fy mail "r express.
Z = mil. i.awenstein It -. Furniture aud carpet
EA deeters-stafss igoh - 10 I:.s firrt st.
Il msloyinen; Agency. HisGestIi 4 Holman,
ga 50 Front It. Fafui-i, ail kinds of belp.
IL sss,Iiss Eeei,e. 10 Ff"h. 81. caen'ssisn
~ Merchants aAd daaiers in demea.ie pfedure.
s7ari,inn Livery static ear. F5r-' 4 Salmon. T.
i C"fbett. Pr. sn.sd tuFn-ssuts alway. "h hand
ETislel { Koberts' ear. Fir-' / Wellington -.
e Dealers mafsufae. clothing. f4frx zssd-
TSrreiasd. itr. e. f.. Dentist. Office NJ. =, D.
q kais's Block. ror. fsrzt / Washington ats.
6flH i sad. - and g Tisst -. nea.ers IN
eE Is"ol.s. Stationery aud Mu-irs' iss;ruui 'ri:s
GltAI'S MUSIC STORE.
tbs iarsesi Music ifcuse on iae Coast.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-09

RUSAwAy.-Two horses attached to
wagon made things lively on last
Monday by taking it into their heads
to make an excursion OH their own
hook through the northern part of
town. They started from Norris ware
house and struck Off Mt n lively ratc.-
The owner soon succeeded iii bringing
them back. Damage light.
PARADISE SPRINGS. w. II. Finley,
proprietor of the Lower Soda Springs,
has named his place Paradise Springs
lie is prepared to accommodate inval-
ids aud Others in good style. Hr.
Finley proposes to continue improving
this pleasant resort until it will be TN
eaualed in the State.
3
BEARs.-l.ast Sunday couple OF
black bears were brought to this city
to be shipped to East Portland, FOR tile
purpose ofputting them in the park III
that city. They Were captured in the
mountains west of Corvallis, and are
AAal FlfNNA4h1tAs VI lAiStt SlfNNt'Sf pht
Weighing 275 and the other 800 pounds
FoR EASTERN OREGoN.-.Nr. l.. G..
Sperry, an old resident of this county,
started last week with mis- family to
remove TO Eas,ern Oregon. lie designs
devoting his attention TO stock raising
among the rich bunch grass some
where on the waters of the Deschutts.
SEVERE FALI.-A son of John
Long, residing about l. miles south of
this city fell from load Of hay, e,tc
day lost Week, striking upon his head
and shoulders and injuriug himself Sc
verely.
SACKS REApY.-Wcstlake & Siinp-
son, succcssors 10 Cartright ( Co., ot
the Froman Warehouse, notify the f.,r-
mers that they are prepared to furnish
the sacks To bring grain TO their ware
house for storage or sale.
SOMETHING NEW At SClo.-A. Gold
smith has opened the Portland Store
ut Scio, where farmers and others can
, purchase any thing in the line of mer-
chantiisc at Portland prices. Read ad-
vertisement in this paper.
RELIGIOUS. - Rev. Dr. Sargent, oi
Baltimore, of the II. L. Church, South,
will I'LL the appointment of Rev. J. II.
Lowell, ut the Court House on mex,
SundGv. Services mt II O'clock, \. II.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-09

ISvITaTToS ExTENDED.-Afa meet
ing of Albany Fira Company, held on
last Tuesday evening, a resolution was
adopted inviting Portland Fire Co.
No. to visit Albany The time of
the expected visit is left with the Port
land company, but it is anticipated by
the Albany boys about the 9Th of next
month.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-09

sALBAsY BRoosts- ND. BeIding is
now manufacturing in Albany, first
class brooms from California raised
broom corn. Air. Belding's brooEcs
excel the best Eastern made article In
every respect. Ve trust that he may
meet with the encouragement he mer-
its 1t is to the interest of all to- pat
ronize home manufacture and those
who realize this important fact should
inquire for Albany made brooms.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-09

SACKS REApY.-Westlake & Silhp.
son, successors Ia Cartright ( Co., of
the Froman Warehouse, notify the far
mers that they are prepared to furnish
the sacks To bring grain 10 their ware
house for storage or sale =,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-09

RELIGIOUS. - Rev. Dr. Sargent, of
Baltimore, Of the II. T. Church, South,
will fill the appointment of Rev. J. II.
Lowell, Ut the Court House on next
sunday. Services at II o'clock, A. II.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-09

SEVERE FALI.-A son of John
Long, residing about l. miles south of
this city fell from load Of hay. u,ic
day lost Week, striking upon his head
and shoulders and injuring himself Sc
verely.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-09

SOMETHING NEW At SCIo.-A. Gold
smith has opened the Portland Store
ut Scio, where farmers and others can
, purchase any thing in the l:nc of mer-
chaE,iisc at Portland prices. Read ad-
vertisement in this paper.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-11
Saturday, the 5th day of October.
A. n 1870
TRUSTEES

"HEREAs,, James Risney and Alice II
w kigney, by their certain deed of trust
iatcd February the 2lst, AID. 1871, and recorde,
IN the Recorder Office Of Lafayette county. Mis-
~, did convey to the Undersigned trustee n,
ioIowlng real estate, situate in the CITY OF Lex.
tO-wit:
Three certain lots. known and designated on
the plat Ofthr first addition to the CITY of Lrxinc.
ton, on file in the Recorders Office within anSi
Tor the comfy OF Laiayette, as lots number seven.
eight and nine in block number forfv-onc. heinz
the same. conveyed to James Rigncy bv deed frun
H.; Hiesins, w; w. Higgins anil Mary f
trust to secure the payment Of n pronissory note
executed by James ftiguey to Amos Green. dnfed
February the 18th, ISL, for the sum of fbirtv'
seven hundred and five dollars AMI sixty cent.
nearing interest from date AT the rate of ten ner
cent, and due AMI payable one year after dat.
thereof. Said deed Of trust provides that If dc.
!auit De naue In the payment of said note accord
ing TO the tenor aud effect thereof, that said
trustee should proceed to sell the said real estate
or so much thereof rs may be necs ssary, ut pub-
lie vendue to the highest bidder for cash, in front
of the court house door in the city of IeNluyton
ana county of Lafayette, first giving at irast
thirty days notice of the time, terms and place
OF sale. with Il description of the property 10 he
sold. by advertisement in some news,iapcr print.
Ell AMI published in said county of Lafav-tte; and
default having been made in the pavnient of tht.
said note, l will, on
Monday, h Eth day of October.
1872, between the hours of ten O'Clock AN. ano
four o'clock P.M of said day, in front of the court
house door In said city of Lexington, proceed TO
sell the above described property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay said note and
interest, pursuant to the provisions of said deed
. 1 tIust, anu the expenses Of said sale. Terms.
cash IN hand. GEORGE $. RATHBCN,
stpfWf TruAtrr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-11

this coassy isse seu OF - many disRses = n
may deem bsss; ssdt n due notice. - In.
stifute be holden In district No. !. In M lstse'
Part Of the nrsi ssosth aftsr be ~ p~sHlsctrd tn
division; iAe exercises 70 - I ?. ~,
on Friday Of the last week Of said month. and
~continue until u O'Clock of the following Sasur-
day.
Resolved, That 1t be previously announced
that all school officers and teachers residing aud
holding schools in district No. I, are required 10
he in attendance; and that all tile patrons and
neighboring teachers arr requested to attend.
! he superintendent to conduct the exercises Of
the institute in such a manner Ne shall in his
judgment, and m the judgment Of the teachers
in said district, be deemed best; and after the
same mannerto hold an institute In each district
throughout the entire county,
Resolved. That the thanks of This i,s,;,u,. n.
rendered The papers Of this city for giving
'ri'! 10 the time Of holding our session, aud
kihd notices of its proceedings.
Resolved, That We tender our thanks In the
chairman and secretary OF this institute for the
dispatch and efficiency with which they have
discharged their respective duties.
At the night session on Friday. Prof ricklin.
OF the State University, gave a magnificent,
scholarly address on the practical utility and
"hS hiatirttlhtiCs, showing In .
manner truly scholarly the power Of maih-mat-
les to strengthen and discipline. the reasoning
faculties. All in The sound of his voice must
nave been impressed with the beautiful and pre-
else manner III W irh he spoke Of tie arp,icd
IN all the great industries of our
country, and showing how all our progress
ami enterprise, in war or pace, in tn, minutes,
piece of machinery to the grand appliances of
science in the spinning jenny, were based upon
mathematical knowledge AMI precision; reverb
Ing to planets sprin2ing up In space. according
I" the deductions OF science, their motions and
times Of appearance, told to the last degree OF
years before they IRE our own. We
predict for him, IN the series OF mathcmstic.
Tint will soon be put forth to the world, a Sic
cess that will speak highly for our University as
II scirntIst and mathematician. Afterwards fol-
lowed an adore by T. Butler Graves; subject,
man the child Of the times; showing Ly reference
10 history that great men stand forth the living
reprcsentations-thc perfect reflex of the shirt of
me age; that he is their Obe,lient child. hut
mighty exponent. and the master spirit that
guides movements which he did not produce. |
bur which were produced by cai;scs long I'm Oh
rrat'on, outside of which Obscurity might have
been doom, in which glory became his portion |
Altogether the exercises were most pleasant.
repl-te with benefit to the teachers and of int.r.s,
10 all.
ihere were about sevcnt-ivr teachers present
turing The sessions OF the institute.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-11
10 THE LIBERAL REPUBLI.
CANS OF LAFAYETTE
COUNTY.

There will be primary meetings OF the Lib,
eral Republicans OF the respective town.
ships, on the 25th day OF September, 1872, al
O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF selecting
delegates to the county nominating conven.
ton, which will meet in Lexington, at the
court house, on Saturday, September 18th,
1872. at the hour Of IL o'clock A.. NJ. Tit
following are suggested as the places OF
meeting: Lexington township, at cour,
house in Lexington Clay township, at Wei.
linRton and Greenton; Middleton township.
at Wsveriy !; Washington township, at Wheat.
lcy's school house; Dover township, a,
Dover; Davis township. at school house near
Mrs. Van. Meters; Freedom township. at
Concordia; sni-a-Bar township. at Dade's
school house. The townships are respectively
entitled to the following number Of dele
gates: Lexington, fifteen; Clay. eight;
Middleton. four; Washington, eight Dover,
five; Davis, five; Freedom. ten : Sni-a-Bar,
five. Let every Liberal Rcpublican-cvery
man who has hctofore acted with the Re-
publican party who Intends to support Gree
ley and Brownie on hand at the primary
to select delegates, and Use all due
to bring about Cancellation in the
'urty. and reform AMI retrenchmrnt IN pub
ic affairs. Liberal Republicans. act prompts
Be at your posts. b. II. WILSON, !
Chairman Central Committc.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-11
ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS.

There will be primary meetings Of the
Democrats Of the respective townships, on
the e5th day Of September, 1872. at 1 O'Clock
p. NJ, for the purpose Of selecting delegate.
to the county nominating Convention, which
will meet in Lexington. at the court house,
on Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1872, at the hour
OF ii O'Clock A. NJ. The following are sug.
gested as the places Of meeting: Lexington
township. at court house in Lexington 4;
Clay township. ut Wellington and Green.
ton: Middleton township. at Waverly
Washington township. at Wheatley's school
house; Dover township, ut Dover ; Davis
township. at school house near Mrs. Van
Meters; Freedom township, ut Concordis ;
Snl-a-bar township, at Dade's school house.
The townships are respectively entitled to
the following number Of delegates: Lex.
ington township. fifteen; Clay township,
ten Middleton township, eight; Washing
ton township. eight Dover township, eight:
Davis township. five; Freedom township.
four Sni-a-bar township, five. Every
Democrat In the county. without regard to
past party utilization, Is not only invited but
urged to attend these meetings. 1t is the
sacred duty OF every citizen to take part in
the coming political contest, that honest. en-
pable and intelligent public servants may
be chosen, aud that peace and harmony. re-
cancellation AMI fraternity may be furthcred
over our entire country.
A. a. LEsUEUR. Chm.
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N0TICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that lrttprs Test,
~ mrntary upon the estate of Nancy Rle,isne
deceased, late Of LAFAYETTE county, have beer
by the Probate court of Lafayette counfv' hear,
ing date the 18th day of July, A.. ID. 49,. Al
persons having claims against said estate mr..
required 10 exhibit them To me for allowances
wltnin one year after the date Of said letters
or tiley may be prrcludrd from any benefit from
such estate, and II such claims he not ,Xhii;t.I
W'Iiiii Nv" years from tn. date of thu. ,mI,lir,.
non oil this notice. they will be forever Larr,,i
August 9Th, lS...
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GUARDIANS NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 sll persons inter-
An @sfrd In the estate Of WilhelmiBa, Anna,
August teeschwrins, minors, that the under
signed guardian Of the persons and estate Of
said minors, has fled his account for final
settlement Of said minors estate at the July
trrm OF the Probate court Of Lafayette
county. No., and will apply Mt the next term Of
ssld court. ~ be held ON the hrst Monday In Octo-
VI. is1z, for . nnAi discharge OF his guardian.
snip. HENRY kEUBLER,
snSSi Gusrilsn.
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INIsrRAT xor,-

~ Maria. Walker. deceased, were wrant.a 70
me Undersigned on the 18th day Of Aprii' is.s
D! ne Probate Court of Lafayette ,inunty. Mo-
All persons having claims against .nid est,,s
nrr required to exhibit them for allowance. m ths
administrator, within one year after thu dat. nr
said letters, 1rthry may be precluried from anv
rxhibitei within two years from the date Of sn;d
letters they will he forever barred. VI VII"
No.6Ha ROBERT N. CSTIN. Admir-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-11

Lawrence, Kansas, man sold 1T.
eeokstovs for I'll, 80 a. to bs n.s..a
ally able 10 take bis IL chiIdrs. -
Bsrnun's show.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-11
FINAL ENT-

NOTICE IL hereby given to all persons intercs,
AN tel In the estate of John hear, decreased.
ut the next Term of the i'robat- court q, La.
fayctfe county. TO he begun and hold ut Lex
Missouri, ON the LIST Monday in OctDI. r
iS.2, To make n final settlement of said estate
WM. J. HEAK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-11

.Have you much fish In your bag ?,
asksu 0 person or fisherman. .Yes
thers's . good eel In H." wss the
rather slippery reply.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-11
GUARDIANS NOTICE OF FIyaI
SETTLEMENT.

NUTICE Is hereby given TO all persons inter.
~ estri, that the undersigned, guardian OF tn.
iOkcley, minors. has filed his account for finaj
settlement at the July term, 1872, of the Prolat,
so,rt OF Lafayette county, No, and will apply
at the October term, 1872. of said court' IN II.
holden on the first Monday in October, 1872.
aui2s SAMUEL II. LEDFORD, Guard a,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-11
FOR SALE

TWO Thoroughbred Durham Bull Calves. s;rel
one M = by ~, Asa an M"S Sf IT,, \. II; = ,::v"Iun,n 3, page IS
~" ~ = rEi on. 3l Rel Duchess, by Imp. Duke,
Carlottn. by Bel! Duke, of Airdrie. .sss. VIM
nrr Of the $500 prize nj st. Louis in fall nfisan
rs the best short Horn Bull of any aye.
RiLAED TnhIfI-NTED
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-11
GUARDIANS NOTICE OF FlNaL.
SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all psrtie. inter-
James T. and Samuel A. fhilpot. minors
that the undersigned guardian OF tho persons and
estate Of said minors has filed her account for final
settlement Of said minors estate at the July
term Of the Probate court Of Lafayette county,
No., and will apply nt the next term o fsaid court
to be held on the hrst Monday In October, ls7.,
for a inal discharge Of her guardianship.
aug2l AMELIA j. PHILPOr, Guardian.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-11
GUARDIANS NOTICE OF FINAL
SETrLEMENT.

~ oLLCE y hereby given 70 ell persons inter.
80 estea tast the undersigned guardian Of the
t.s..s0nn s1a essats Of C0rdeiix Hendricks, . minor,
~ .csIn' ls1s. OF thu f.robsfe Court oil Lafsy-
eSs, s"u s,., no ed VIII apply for : q q de
Term. ISIS, Of said court. 10 y hoids. -
nrst Monday In October, I'M.
augU JAMES H.. HESDRloHs. t,u.,e n.
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ExECUTOR'S1 NOTICE OF FINIT
SETTLENENnr-

A IL creditors and others interested In IN.
~ estate Of VIM; Moshy, sr deceased, ar.
estate will apply for a final settlement uf said cs'
tate at the next oc;nber term. ls14, or the Probate
eo'irf OF Lafayette county, to he holden at Lex.
tObcr, is;!.
JAMES MOSBY
JOHN 5. MosBf. Executors.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-11
NOTICE

EIIERS Parliamentary ON the estate OF Levi,
- Neals, ueceasel. were granted to the mn
drrsiSne't on the 18th day Of Nav. Is.s ~.
'hr Probate Court Of LAFAYETTE county, Mo "
are required to exhibit them for allowance n, ~
executor, within one year after the dnfe of saiI
letters, or they may he prer:udrd from any j.nr'
ny q such estate; and II such claims he NOT ex.
hib'ted within two years from the date OF ssis
letters they will lie forever barred.
So.6st5 ISAAC NEALE, Exreutor
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YARM rem SALE

rIyHlS - . Ane hemp farm, situaaed -
about six males SOUTHWEST Of VS. nm
very, c0ntalnlng - sefcs Ill In eulsi- nI
sssssss s sss. sssstss. S mpsos sen y;
dv:nias. n, 9: Thsfs q. On e pless sew.
- sssdsed sssst,E fs!s sssss, II fss. IL
ssEpay % Waess. The Land b ffesh, and
49, tasf.v ysars 10 has bssa In ealnvition,
1880 sssh, sd d Ssisaes II I've
"a -. xllA - per es9t. interest.
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INSTITUTE.
wxpxxsp,Y. rsrsr ssru, 1917.

wEpSESDAY, ACGCSr ssTH, 1877.
Pursuant TO . call OF the Executive Committee
the Lafayette County T.schrrs' Institute assem-
bied in the basement, OF the Biptist church n
Lexington, No, at i0S o'clock A. y.
Session opened with devotional EXERCISES; wa,
called to order nv the chairman, e. NJ. txtron
Minutes Of last meeting then read and approved
without amendment. Constitution was then
read. amer which proceeded to the -urollmcnt OF
members.
Remarks then made by ;tr President. Mr.. Cat
ron. setting forth in a chaste and lucid manner
the objects and nature offh- professional duties
nj the teacher, the ambition that should stimu-
late him. at once lau.iabie and praisworthy, the
diligence and assiduity that should characterize
him. Admonishcd the members that the time
spent here be devoted TO their individual i'm.
provsm~nf. and return to their fields Of labor.
encouraged and strengthened for the great work
before them recommended the investigation
of new methods Of teaching. selecting thai
whic!, they deemed best fitted To advance the bigb
ard noble ends of education. Lcr,nred In full
On the proper manner of studying. and the qusli-
hcstions necessary for the successful teacher.
That he impressed the institute with u profess
sional sense OF his ability rs n teacher, OF his
culture a. q scholar. and Of his broad view as an
educator was seen in the marked attention Of
every member aud the energy which inspired
them throughout the exercises.
The chair here appointed Mrssrs. Cunningham.
Lee and Wright As II committee to select persons
proper for nomination to Office. R~port-dG. NJ.
'aron for President; W. X. Cunningham, Mai.
Corrington and Col. DcMotte, Vice-Presidents;
L. Butler Graves Secretary; w. T. VIM, As
sistant; W.. +. Clark, Treasurer; j. u. Bradley.
Auditor. Mr Cstron declined domination, he
iirSing there should he rotation in Office. On ac-
count of efficiency and dispatch. on motion, he
was made President by acc,amati,n.
On motion, Messrs. Catron, Corrington and
Wright were elected as Executive Committee.
First exercise-lIistory of the United States
government aud constitution, by Mr. Lee.
Believed that teachers should be well posted in
history, especially our own. and lecture the
class, keeping clearly in mind the thread of
history, SO that dates and great events might he |
distinct in the memory. Colonel DeMotte |
strongly denounced the textbooks in history a. |
endesvoring to cover too much ground to too
shortspsce Of time. His remarks were tsrsc aud
Second e~xercise-Menta arithmetic, by Mr.. F
Thornton and Mr.. Robert Thornton, Their
methods were very similar and very good, amer
which . discussion of mental and practical arith-
metie eusued by Rev. Messrs. Cuarles and Cam
eron, Cunningham, Lee, Hill, Thornton and
Fulton.
Third s1~ercise-English grammar. by Mr..
Thornton His was d dne effort. Mr.. Bradley
presented q diagram to reach the philosophy of
English grammar A severe cough prevented
illustrating the diagram, which was new to
Ill and considered very beautiful. 1t 10 hoped
hat we may hear from him at the next annual
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---
A gentleman in St. Louis sen,
word to Dan. VOORHEES, that I" all hi,
old friends were getting into thu
Greeley boat, that he was too GOOD
a fellow to leave behind and he had
better come along too before they
showed off," Voorhees, received tho
message and sent this back. lie was
pretty much in the condition, he
wrote, Of the boy at camp meeting,
where nearly all the people had gone
forward OH the anxious benches, and
he was left blooming alone. At last
the minister saw him and came I'D.
"My young BROTHER" said the
preacher, "why do you sit here
alone, why do you not come to
glory"
can them gals goin' to glory?"
asked the boy.
"straight as q shinglc," said the
preacher.
"No switching of, nor nutin!
"Through by daylight" answered
the minister.
"Well, p~arson." said the bow, "if
all them gals Is q going to glory I
don't sec as 1t is much use Of me q
Within here by my self; guess I
might jest as well 10 long too"
--
Two Squabblc Hill men have been
devoting themselves to one girl.
Between the two she hardly knew
how to choose, and fortune grew
dizzy skipping from one banner to
the other. Friday night No. l an.
peared n q brand new pair of pants
that had the most gorgeous plaid
ever sess. The young lady cavcd At
once, threw herself upon his breast.
and family articulsted, 20, amt
hey bully 2" This Of course solved
Ne difficulty as to the maidcn's
eaoies, and there was evidently moth
,ng more TO do but to tx "the day."
n"t' alas! for human calculation,
ounasy night No. 2 appeared Oh the
with . shirt that onenod h.
r. iney are to be married next
inursasy. No. 1 has retired to The
soiitude Of q tan.bsrk mil, :, W.
ststs.-fDsnbury News.