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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-31

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The corn crop will be large in
Vinton County.
n The Laws of 1872 have been re-
ceived.
Henry Reynolds is raising a
fine crop Of corn upon the high
hill east Of town and north of
the farm Of John Lowry.
1t is by law made the duty
Of township trustees to appro-
pirate $50 a year for the erec-
ton of watering troughs along
the public highways.
The 1lth Annual Fair Of the
Vinton County Agricultural
Society will be held at Near
thur, on the 9th and 28th Of
September.
SUBSCRIBERS to the McArth ur En-
quirer living in this county do not
have to pay postage on it. If your
nearest post Office is in an adjoining
county you have no postage to pay.
IT would profit the readers of
this paper if they would carefully
preserve each week tho copies Of
the paper, and not expect to draw
on us weeks afterward for lost cops
ies.'
UNDER the Railroad Tax Law,
the poor laboring man has voice
in the affairs of his township. This
is why all laboring men voted
Railroad - Yes" last Tuesday
week.
WINE Companies are being or.
ganized in some counties in this
State. We think Vinton county
could afford Wine Company
There is an abundance of land suit
able for grape culture.
There is prospect Of the
revival of business at Vinton
Furnace. A Philadelphia COM
pany is making preparations to
mine coal ana manufacture pig
ir'n
Wm, Gold, Of the firm Of
j. Il w, Gold, of the Near.
thur N urstry, started for Seda,
liza, Mo-, Oh Tuesday of last
week. He will be absent about
one month. His two sons, J. S.
and S. c. Gold, reside at Sc
dalia.
John II. Moore of Pike coun.
ty is spoken Of as a candidate
for Common Pleas Judge Of
this district. The Conventio
will he held at Portsmouth to-
morrow, Immediately after the
adjournment Of The of the Con.
gressional Convention.
Asa number Of our subscribers
did not receive, by an accident at
this office, any paper last week, we
re>publIsh, on the first page, the
official result of the Democratic
Primary Elections held in the sew
eral townships of this county, July
20. A correction has been made
ln the total vote for Sheriff.
Hon. A. G. Thurman will
accept thanks for q copy,
beautifully printed pamphlet
form, Of his address delivered
before the Literary Societies
Of the University of Virginia,
Mt Charlottesville, on the 26th
Of June, 1872. 1t is an able
production.
The Board Of Directors Of
the Gallipolis, Macarthur "
Columbus Railroad met the
Trustees Of ELK Township, at
this place, on business cop>
nected with the railroad, on
Saturday last. The next meet.
Ing Of the Directors and Tru4-
tees will he ut Gallipolis.
There will be a meeting Of
the Y. M. G. A, at the M, e.
Church, on Monday evening
next, The subject for debate,
"That all the races OF man are
derived from one common an-
cestor," is an Interesting one,
and no doubt, the church will
be well filed, to listen to the
arguments, pro and con. The
affirmative will be taken by
Judge Craig, and the negative
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-31

POSTAGE on transient papers, has
been reduced to one cent for each
two ounces.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-31
To Whom 1t May Concern.

Those knowing themselves in.
debted to T. A, Martin & Son, 9th
er by note or book account, are res
quested to call and settle up. All
accounts and notes unpaid by AU-
GUST FIRST, will bo placed in the
way Of collection unless otherwise
arranged
T. A. MARTIN Il SON.
Macarthur, July 10, l8T2.-tf.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-31
AGENTS. WANTED for our 1889 OAMPAIe
HOGN ~ MAMnAI a hnnk nf fifa nrnns ~ 4
BOOK AGENTS

NOW atswork' orlOokins for sons new Book, will
,h ss u II tney DO not at once write for circulars Of
me best selling book published Extraordinary in.
6ucements offered Profits more than double money.
1otnt free. Address +. M. REED, 189 Eighth ST.,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03
Er. stanbery's Notion O7er-r1led.

10 our issue Of December Is, We al.
Icded 10 tie important question raised
BY the Hoa. Henry Sunbery on the
27sh inst, in the United States Court.
before Judges Bond md Bryan. Mr. S.
raised the question OF the constitutions
ality Of the Enforcement Acts of Can.
g-es$, of 1870 and 1871. He raised the
question upon sno!ion in arrest ofjnig-
ment. We hop,d that the Court would
divide on this question, so as to have the
great question raised by Mr.. Stsnbcry
carried directly up to the SupremcCourt.
That Judge Bond would have taken the
view he did was to be expected from his
antecedents on the bench. Whilst we
regret that Judge B-yan'S mind die not
lead him to decision more in conso-
nance with Mr.. Stanbery's views Of the
constitutional points involved, yet We
can attribute his mental bias only to
conscientious, but, as We conceive it,
mistaken opinions as to the sphere Of
Congress, the powers Of the General
Government and the relation between it
and the States composing the Union.
We hoped tSat the Court would divide
in opinion. As it is. we trust that
Messrs. Johnson aud Stanbery will now
proceed to put the important question Of
the consti,ntionali.y Of the Enforcemc Mt
Acts of 1870 and 1871 before the Su-
preme Court, by proceedings of habeas
corpus ard certiorari. Let US, in some
way, have solution of the great con-
stltu'ional question involved in Mr.. STAN
bery's motion. =" oenix.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03
ss% \ LIVING FURNACE.

sG~ \ LIVING FURNACE.
the living body is regulated furnace.
The human organism is all more or less
combustiile, but no: equally so. The
blood, that is to say the food in its trans
formed state, may be compared 10 the fuel,
and tie more sable tissues formed from
tie h!ool, to the iron stove aIich con-
taius tho fuel. Just in proportion to the
energy aud celebrity with which life is car
ried on, does this combustion proceed :;
and just in proportion as the combustion
proceeds, is fresh fuel that is to say fresh
blood, required But in order TO obtain Il
supply Of fresh blood, food mast be pre-
sent, and not only food, but the power Of
converting the food into blood, that is, d.
gcstive energy. Where there is a failure
in this digestive energy, or in the appetite
which accompanies it, stimulants ofvarouS
descriptions are frequently had recourse TO :;
but their effect is transient, and if leaned
upon too long and TOO exclusively, they
tend 20 derange the digestive functions,
asd to take away the natural desire for
food, which is the onl! true life-suppor:cr.
But lot DR.. Fischs Bistcrs be used per-
scveringly ard in the prescribed quantities,
in conjunction with the daily meals, and
their tonic qualities will rapidly strengthen
the digestive organs, and create at the
same time n s'.lccn, and healthy appetite.
And when an abundance Of wholesome
food (which We are thus caablcd TO take,
is dry discsted and asSim;!ated, it will
give fullncss of vitality which will
take away any desire for the improper Use
of alcoholic stimulants.
Jan. 8, lin. cow.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03

THE SECRET or CAPTIvATIoS --Fcatu "cs
Of Grcciaa mould, 4 wcll-turncd neck and
beautifully rounded arms, are no douhs very
nice things 10 have, and ladies who possess
these charms have reason 10 BE- thankful to
Mother Nature; yet after all, the most cap
tiratins OF all womauly charms is 4 pure
fresh and brilliant complexion This super
latiyc fascination any lady may secure hy
using HAGAE'S MAGNOLIA BALM. tie Siar-
dlrd bcau;itvinS preparation 0t Tic present
age. II differs from Ill ordinary cosnc';rS
in three most essential particulars, ini>rIIcl:
as it contains no injurious ingredients, d. c<
not Contract or Shrrvrl the skin Is ali :!ic as
tringcnt blooms, "iotions' and ''HOwtcrS"
eventually do, but produces 4 lasting lowell
ness by improving the health Of he skin.
Under its operation the texture Of The cpidcr
mis- becomes finer, and the Surface soft rs
,circt and smooth ~ porcelain Features
cinnOt he c..Ingci, Gut cOmp!eXionS can.
and it is q9tc certain that Il lady with no
o;hcr charm than a fresh aAi rosy complex
ion, will attract more admiration in company
than her shbor wiiL a classic fucc but sal
lpw skin. II.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03
Vick's Floral Guide.

The Annual Floral Guide, of Mr.. JAS.
Vick, whose extensive seed, flower, veg
etabc and fruit grounds are located in
Rochester, n. j., is received and ac
knowledgcd with pleasure. 1t is elabo.
rately gotten up, and at an expense to
Mr. Wick, mich shows that his heart, as
well as his time and energies, are dcvo'
ted to his beautiful occupation. We ad-
wise every one Of our readers to send 10
cts, to h,m and get copy, that they may
make sucn selections thcrcfram as will
suit their fancy and taste. See a'!vrr-
tiSencnt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03
New Volume.

.. One Of the privileges belonging by
right to publishers, and happy one,
too, f,r neither State law nor Federal
can prevent them in its exercise, i, tc
blow modest horn-even a town coun.
. Gil cannot prohibit this kind Of horn
blowiug-on entering = new volume,
and should this suspicious event happen,
aS.ie often does, at the dawn Of q new
year, the license sometimes taken bor-
ders on the extraragant. We Intend to
behave ourselves on this cccasion-let
others blow their horns never so loud
and long-making only senteel salaarn
-, to our numerous readers, with mutual
congratulations that we have reached
this period, and make but few promises
as to what We shall, or hope to do, in
the future. During the year just closed,
we were enveloped in not q few dark
shadows, but thanks to generous read
ing public, we have been able to come
out Of them safely. and now on the thresh'
hold Of the year 1872, our paper is in as
fousishing condition as the times will
allow. The kind forbearance manifested
rs on all occasions-thorgh we have left
undone those things which we ought to
have done, and very frequently done
those which we ought not to have done
is gratefully appreciated, and we hope
that with the experience Of the past We
shall in the future be able, in a great
measure, to do as near right as possible.
We do not hope to please everybody,
70 70. that would be vain hope, and i'm.
possible OF accomplishment, but such
things as men and women can agree
about we will try TO do. We shall en-
dcavor, with the help Of the people Of
this district, and oar readers generally,
to make the Herald better and mere
acceptable paper than ii is. TO do this,
however, everybody must take i!-that
our list may be doubled. If this be
done, We PROMISE q sheet which shall
reflect credit on the district, not Only in
its Typographical appearance, and me.
chanical execution, but in the character
and ability of its matter. We thank
you, kind reader, for following US thus
far, and we ask you to continue with us
still further, even 70 the end, and may
the shadows of the past be forgotten in
brisber rcslizations Of the future; may
the year 1872 be fruitful in ell good
shings to you.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03

TIE SOUTHERN MAGAZINE fer .Ianuary,
contains !'What Saw OF the Bat'lc OF Chick
ahominv;' "En The Lat Dars; "Sp'dcr'S
Web Papers" a Soldier Of Fortune Mr..
Pinkcrton'S AliStakc:i Notes on l.. \. Pol
lard's Lost Cause" "A Dream Of the Bas-
tile" Sovereignty in the United States:
Lord KtIgobbin;" "ro the Sora:' Run TO
Earth" 4 Story Of Nine Travcllcrs:' &c.
II is the best Southern literary monthly pnb-
Gshed, and deserves well at the hands Of the
reading public. Published by. Murdoch,
i!r0wnc & Hill, Baltimore, Md, 81.
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAz1SE.-The
tenth volume Of this periodical opens with
the January number, which is before Us.
Like its predecessors, it is ful Of substantial
home reading which is admirably adapted
"to promote knowledge, virtue and temper
ance." It's contributions for The month are
of a decidedly interesting character. The
Household fills n blank that has long exist
cd. bv supplying. 1t low price, good
Marazinc which is bnt one dollar wear.
Anv person not acquainted with it, will re-
ceiTea specimen copy free by addressing s.
S. Wood \ Co., Newburgh, y. Y.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03

GEO. p. RowELL>l K Co.'S Advertising Agen-
cy, No. IL Park Row, New York, receives
advertisements for all the newspapers in the
United States, at the lowest cash rates, fur
ni>hirg circulars and estimates frec.-Brook-
lyn (E. D.) Times. Il is model business
house. They give more for the money than
any other houSe in the world.-City Item,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03
IL IT POSSlBLh

THAT persons owing me SMALL
AMOUNTS. from ONE DOLLAR
10 FIVE. will force ne to SUE them
before | can Get NY money? Such
will be the case if they do not pay up
at once. [ MUST AND WILL
HAVE Ny MONEY.
J.. Il. N.AhSUALL.
Jan. ,. lit.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03
Scnonl Rocks,

We are pleased to Sec that Daffie &
Chapman continue TO publish Prot. Rey'
no!ds' Spoilers, Readers and History
Books. Prof Davidson's School History
Of SmCa. 4 School Record for use ot
Teachers, to last six monthS. Table
Books, SC. Mc>srS d. & C.'S catalogue
will be sent free on application.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03
Gzg~ 4 BODY AND mind

,;-,,o ch :. 1..:, TI,, .,o,,.,.h
''>-'' '"''' = 0''F' i>'"'
and the brain are TOO intimately allied for
tie orc 10 sufIcr without the o;hcr, 80 that
a,..,o,.;o and ,,,.,or,,,cr ara ;,,,.n.-.;,1o
r,
IL may DC ao1cu, '0o' '''a' 'FFs'a''o" c' '"e
stomach is almoS; invariably accompanied
by irritation Of the temper.
T,,o ;,.;.or,,;,r .,',: ,-,.o..:,;z;,c m.
.
''"''o'' " '''s'''.'' '''',''> - ''''S' l""
'ri"!'y developed !" Gases OF indigestion.
The first H.. o. this agreeable tonic is
,.o.,,,,,r.I,,,, ,,l ,..,.,,.r.rf,r ,,;pl ,,,,,.
,.,' w '' :ly,,
'''''' ''''' S'''''' VIC ':''''''' "'''"s'"'sS
il ;'c rr=io; O: ii" stomach IS !rs$"ncd,
AMI tie nervous re.:IesSlcss Which cirarac-
,r,jzrs ,I,. disease Is abate.,. This i'm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03

We acknowledge receipt from r. T..
Elliott, Congressman, Of volume of A3'i.
cultural Reports-very interesting, and
subject matter Index Of patents for in
ventions, made for the convenience Of
subscribers. He will accept our thanks
Cor fayOrS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03
TERMS CASH.

From this date, all advertisements Except
yearly eontractsl must be paid for in advance.
Single squares Ioae inch! Sl.5o each for first in
sertion, and 81 for subsequent Insertions, for any
time under one month; for longer term re-
ductiol will be made.
Obituaries charged at regular advertising raj
and no attention paid to them unless accompa-
MED with the cash.
Subscriptions So for single copy one year, five
copies, g. 50 each, ten copies. S2.25, and twenty
copies, s. strictly in advance. Jan 8, 72-tf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03

THE AMERICA FARMER, recuvcnated and
improved, is received. Every topic interest
ing 10 the agrculturiSt, suitable to the sea-
son, is treated, and besides Gevotes much
space to the Dairy, Horticulture, Stock and
Poultry, &c. 10000 copies are circulated
free, aud everybody is invited to send for one
to the publishers, Mcssrs. Sam'l. Sands 4
Sor, Baltimore. Nd. Subscription price
$3.50, to clubs at 81.
A NEAT ALNANAc.-We acknowledge the
receipt of neat and useful Almanac from
the Charleston publishing house of Mcssrs.
Walker, Evans 4 CoSswell. 1t is just the
thing for the counting house, to hang near
the farmers ireside, and for everybody.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03

MASUFAcTUEISG ENTERPRISE IN CHARLES
ToN-Chareston is fast becoming manufuctur-
ing as well a commercial! city. The largest manu-
factory Of doors sasheS blinds &c. in the SOuth>
e.n States is that of Mr.. =. Z. Toaie. on Horl-
beck:s Wharf in that city, sales rooms at No %
Hayne street. MIR. Toale's advertisement appears
in another column Nov. lin.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03

s~ ORDERS FOR TICKETS
to the Concerts Of the South Carolina Land
and immigration Association at Charleston
on the Sth Of January are said 10 be flowing
n Now is the time 10 buy. Price only IS
each, with one chance in siXtv-two to draw Il
fortune in cash among the 2iO5 gifts that are
offered It
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Ths Mark.

Look for it on upper margin near your name,
and send us your renewal at once.
Subscribers in arrears will be continued until
their year expires, and if fpayment is made before
the first Of February, no additional charge will
be made, but after that time fifty cents will be
added for every six months they are behind
time IT,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03

The hooks and accounts of the undersigned
can he found a, Motto 4 Tarrant'S Office. In
nv absence these gentlemen will reccint for
accounts due me. ?. 3. RUFF.
Sep 90. 3S-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03
Nomination for Sheriff.

J. Ed. Peterson is respectfully nominated
BY his many friends for the Shcrffaity Of
This County, at the ensuing election. We
deem him most suitable person for this
important Office. NEW BERRY.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03

DON'T HAWK, HAWK, SPIT, SPIT,
BLOW. BLOW. ani di>snsf cvcrybnllv with
Your CatIrrh and is offensive oIor, when DR..
Sagc's Catarrll Remedy will speedily destroy
all odor and arrest the discharge. II.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03
TO the Citizens Of New
berry County.

have been served with injuucIions TO
paw no accounts. BE- this as it may, have
no objection to the adjustment Of just and
equitable claims or the County i! properly
aul;ted-mS far a< | am able. The County,
to-day, is in deAt far beyond its taxes. 1t
has never been lii my power more than at
the present TO assist il, and relieve it to
some extent OF the incubus existing upo;t
it. | wish it distinctly understood
time, and mean what say-thst will
settle 10 acconnt-no matter who holds it
that DOUBT land will DOUBT none eS-
ccpt on good GRorSDS), unless | am COM
relied ny LAW. Jury Tickets and Witness
Tickets, properly approved and credited,
will be good. Tax payers will bear this in
nind-and remember that the court knows
itself. TllOS. p. SLIDER,
Jan. 8, I-tf County Treasurer.
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GAR2IED,

By R"v. Jas. l.. Martin, or the evening of
Dec. 2lSt.. at the residence Of the brides fi,>
thcr. Mr.. THoS. S. MouHMAN, of Ncwberry
G. H.. and MISS MARIE WIrHEEsPooS, cl-
dcst daughter of D:. JOS. J. Wsrdlaw, Of
AbbcviiIc G. II.
On Wednesday, 9th nf December, at the
residence OF The Brides father, by Rev. J. 4.
Slign, Rev. HENRY S. WINaARD. Of Frog
Level, S. c., and Miss LIZZIE C. Bowers,
daughter Of Jacob Bowers, E-q., of Black
"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03

Newberry has not yet paid her quota to-
wards meeting the expense Of paying coun-
sci in the Ku Klux trials. Maj. VIM. F.
Nance is authorized to receive the assessment,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03
LI.NBIR ! LLNBER !!

THE undersigned having been appointed
agent for the sale Of LUMBER. is: now pre-
pared TO furnish any amount OF good sawed
PINE and OAK LUMBER, OF REASON
ABB l. TERMS
Constant, on hand u large supply of
Cations on the sui;jrct OF Lumber will be
promptly answered.
p S. JAMES, Agent,
Dec. 81, 52-3m. Walhalla, S. C.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03
Notice for Final DISCHARGE

Notice is hereby given that have fled
ny petition in the Court of Probate for
Ncwbcrry County, for Enal discharge as
E1ecutrix of the will of George Feagle, de-
ceased, and that will apply on the 9th
day Of January now next for said dis
charge. MARGARET FEAGLE.
Dec. 27, 52-3t" Exccu,r1
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03
DR.. T.. 3. BATES.

Having located at Mr. Sim Browns, in
the Caldwell neighbo7hood, respectfully o.
fers his professional s:ryices TO the citizens
Of the community.
Jan. 3, linz
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ATLANTIC ACID PHOSPHATE.

This Article prepared ANTIC PHOSPHATE COMPANY
Orders flied March.
PELzER, RODGERS CO., GENERAL isHSrs,
CHARLESTON,
arcn.N Ncwbr rvs
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03
COMM ERCIAL.

NKwsEEEY. $. G.. January 2-Co:tou l7,c
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03

TRIBUTE OF REsrECT.-Ncwbcrry Divi-
sion, No s, Sons Of Temperance, turned out
in rcgalia on Sunday afternoon last, to pay
the las: tribute Of respect to their deceased
brother, John Beach. The occasion was a
sad one, as in the death Of this es;imable
young man, who died far away from his pa
rents and loved ones much sympathy was
felt and shown. His funeral services were
conducted at the Baptist Church-of which
he was 4 worthy and consistent membcr-by
the Rev. Mr.. Stout, q member Of the Diri-
sion, who fccliDgly alluded to his many ex-
ccllent qualities of heart, not the least of
which was his exceeding humility. The pa
rents and friends of the deceased will be
pleased 70 learn that their departed relative
had every attention while living snd every
respect in his burial
THE WEArHER could hardly have ever
been worse than it is now, and has been, for
about six weeks. It's as changeable too as a
frisky maiden, but without particle of her
pleasantly So very bad is it that our poet
laurette, in a melancholy fit Of blue inspira-
ton, just after coming in out Of another
shower and bc$pattcrcd with mud, says:
II rains when il chooses,
Every day and each night,
Sometimes in dclugcs,
Inlndating US quite.
The clerks up the spout
Went up before Christmas;
The trifling lout
Up let him stay fast.
The inhabitant oldest
Looking back through the past,
Says we've had it the coolest,
The while it did last
And warm too as blazes,
With rain, sIcet and snow,
Such miserable phazcs
Were nc'er seen below.
And its all of that clerk,
Who got up the spout,
And neglected his work
May he never get out.
Notes Victoria Tonic Bit.ers should be
kept in every house, and their life-givinc Ton
ic Properties tried by all. 4S-jt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03

No MORE BUcK.-i tolcrably wei! dressed
fifteenth amendment, with cane in hand,
high heels on pair Of second hand gai ers,
and sky blue tight fitting pants, was accosted
the Other day near the Horel entrance by
another amendment not so elaboraIely gotten
up, with the old time salutation, "haloo,
buck" Wool went up directly. Amendment
l turned, his eye flashed fire, "don't call a
gcntlepan buck again. or III hist You"
Amendment 2 larfed. SO did the local.