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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05
COMMISSIONERS N Office.
Euoch Wbitacre, Compliment,
rs.
Joseph Abrill, &c, Defendants,


as.
Joseph AbrilI, &c, Defendants,
In CHANcERT.
DY decree Of the Circuit Court Of IIamp-
ID shire, rendered at i,s April Term. 1879. thi7
cause was referred to the undersigned Special
Commissioner appointed for the purpose, who
was directed
let "To state, settle and adjust the accounts
OF samuel Cooper Administrator Of Daniel Oats
decd
2nd. To call before BIN all the creditors Of
SAID estate To prove their claims and ascertain
and report any liens the real estate IN the bill
and proceedings meutiOued with 'ber priOrities
3rd. To ascertain who are the heirs of said
Daniel Oats and entitled TO a distributive share
Of his estate
4ih. TO ascertain neither any and II go who
OF the said heirs have received a1vancemeUts in
bis lifetime from the deceleut, or appropriated
To bis pr their use any money or property rents
or profits belonging 90 the estnte OF said Daniel
Oats, decd, aud 10 90 what, with such other
matters as be may deem pertinent or any party
may require; and specially whether the lands
Of which said Daniel Oats died seized are sus.
c'pible Of division among those entitled thereto,
or whether their interests would be promoted by
sale thereof and division Of lhe proceeds 0r
such sale"
All persons interested viii, therefore,
TAKE NOTICE,
That on the nth day Of October. 1873. shall
proceed 20 carry ont the directions Of The above
reciied decree ~ the Office Of White, Clayton and
flournoy, 10 komney, West Va.
JAMES PARSONS,
Npcci0i missioner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05

Es IT is said ,has tho peach growers of
Delaware will lose at leas, 5000 900 by the
late storm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05
BUY THE
Farmers Favorite Grain Drill

IL IS dchn o,cledged and recommended Ly
nearly erery oyricutfuraiprcss IN Tie ,oord
as tie best
II as not an experimental Drill Lut lis
reputation as Thoroughly cstaLhshed and
rcuctcd for by
10000 PRACTICAL FARMERS
II 9iCes you tco Drills an onc, s,pjng
Spring and Winter grains equally ,geH.
In point Of manufacture Il IS superior
TO any Drill IN market, wh he hard
rood parts oil finished, 10 enable he pur-
chaser 10 see he quality ofMe moteriaL
II rs simple IN its mechanism, perfect
IN operation, easily and. quickly as peH
as accurately adjusted TO ann quantity,
from - TO Is pcchs per acre
IL has the best FertIi3ing Attachment
IN use.
ms warranted an every particular, and
'cW gice entire satjsEuction.
JOHN W. VANDIVER, Agent,
Burlington, Mineral Co, W. Va
Aug. ID, 1878.
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"AMPSHIRE COUNTY, TO WIT:
STATE OF WEST Vi.
TO the Clerk of the Court of said County -
We, John ID. Miller, Mitchell r. Polirg, William
ii. Teller, three freeholders of the said county :,
us directed by Daniel Mytinger, Justice of thd
said county, we have this day on our oaihs view \
ed aud appraised FOUR CATTLE taken up by
James p. Stump, on his lands as estrnys, and
assess the value of said estrays at seventy-two
dollars and fifty cents; the said estrays is mark
ed as follows One spotted heifer supposed TO
be three year Old mark nor brand, VAL
ued at twenty dollars and fifty cent?. One
red heifer, came age. ear mark nor brand,
valued Mt eighteen dollars One spotted hefer,
supposed TO be two year old, crop off Of left ear,
no other mark, valued at sixteen dollars One
red steer, two year old, crop of Of right ear,
no other mark, valued at sixteen dollars.
Given under our hands this the 2Gih day of
August 1871
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05

ED~A FARMER in Washington county,
Kentucky, has found practical use far a
snake. For two ycar- he has had one shut
up 10 bis corn crib, and during all that
tlmc not live mouse has been seen there.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Garfield rs. Crittou, &c, and
Largent rs. Critton, &c

Canneld rs Crittop, &c, and
Largent us. Critton, &c,
tN CHANcERY
Rl decree Of the Circuit Court Of Hamnshi,e
- county, at it's April Term, 1873, these eau
SEES were referred 10 the undersigned n special
commissioners appointed for the purpose who
was direc'ed-'ro make a settlement of the ac
counts OF the Administrators Of said John w
oItton, taxing any settlement heretofore made
Ms prima tacie correct 10 ascertain the debts
ana liens binding said estate and their priorities
ana Tor this purpose con vene before him by six
weeks successive publication in the South Branch
In'elgenccf, all the creditors of said estate and
70 report to the Court, stating such other mat
'ers as ne may deem pertinent or either party
may require"
All persons interested will, therefore,
TAKE NOTICE,
That on the 9th day Of October 1873. at the
oisee oil White Clayton & Flournoy, in Romuev.
shaii proceed to carry out the directions of the
above recited decree
JAMES PARSONS,
Special Commissioner
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-05

TIE NcBLAIH.MArrIN 1rtGrDY The
grand jury az Warrcn'ou, Vireiuin, ycs'cr.
day found 'rgo ti'I arainst CuAuLts
McBLIR Tor Tie murder Of ALFRED Mar
TIN, and McBLNE has been reminded TO
jail for trial 90 toe Sth Il September --
UgLjuyi9a Star, Az rt1 20.
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hrst French rtvOiu ION. MARIE ANTOI-
NETTE wondered why, il the hungry peo-
pie could not get bread they dil not eat
cake but she did not fully comprehend
the difficulty, and we kpow what it cost
her and the Bourbons Bull Sun
HAVE We \ CREDIT MoBILIER AMONG
Us IF rumor j, to be relied on, certain
gentlemen in exalted official position at
Charleston are making n nice speculation
out of the State revenues. The law re-
qulres the public money to be placed On
deposit in such reliable banks as will pay
the highest rate Of interest. 1t is alleged,
and in such direct way that the fact can
hardly be questioned, that certain State
officers who control tho public funds have
entered into a secret arrangement with
few pet banks, who are apparently to pay
to the State n low rate Of interest for the
use of the public money, when in fact these
moneys arc loaned out in the interest Of
the "Riug" at much higher rates, and the
excess thus obtlincd divided among those
who are in the secret. The way this thing
is managed would reflect on O,kcs Ames
were that illustriou4 individual still in flesh.
Money is reported to be loaned "upon call"
a nominal rates, to blind The eyes Of the
simple, when heavier rates are obtained by
private arrangements with third parties -
Deposits are reported to be lief: to be drawn
out at will, but with private undorstand-
ing that they are to remain n specified time
and to be loaned out as in the other case,
and the profits divided la Credit Mobi-
lier among the syndicate. The usual mode
,E. IL, I !, 81, IL
cy of third parties also enters into the 1r-
rangement, but the accompIIces are select
ed with the utmost caution.
/ Now when il is remembered that a mil
/ lion Of dollars or more year pass through
| the hands Of the State officials, it is not
/ difficult to sec that mCn who desire TO do
/ so may make a moderate fortune in n four
/ year term By this Illicit traffic in the pub.
/ lie funds. The amount thus ob'ainod.is a
dead loss to the tax payers, and is public
/ robbery just az much 50 "a if those guilty
/ Of it had broken the locks from the vaults
Of the State treasury and put 50 much mo-
ncy into rhoir pockets.
We hope for tho honor Of the Safe aud
for the gentlemen implicated by this ru-
NOR, that the flcts may turn out o.hcrwi,c
'"'' d. ''''' '"t '"' E'"I"''-"' C"ul'S u
Us through persons whose. vcracity cannot
be questioned, and who, IL mistaken { an
have mis1pprchsnicd the fc'a, or bav.
been misinf.rmcd b. others We propss,
to investigate this matter further, aul !
We iind the case o. reported, viii give il
more ,horoush exposure Ptrt. .Lurpo1
The STATE Printer and the State Su
pcrintcuicn' Of FREQ School. are just nos
very busy. explaining Why tie printing o
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Total, $4,000 Gifts, all Cash,
amounting 81, 500 900
The distribution ,oW be positive, ,chether
all tie tickets are soid or not, and the r..
600 gifts all paid in proportion to the tick
cts sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets $50; Halres s25; TenMs,
or each Coupon, So; Eleuen Whole Tickets
for $500; 22i Tickets for $1,000; 113
Whole Tickets for $4,000; 227 Whole
Tickets for $4,000. No discount on less
than $500 north Of Tickets at a time.
Tickets NOR reudy for sale, and all or
ders accompanied by the money promptly
.fHed. Liberal terms given to those uho
6uy to sell again.
THOS. E BRAMLETTE,
Agent Pub. Lib KY, and Man. Gift Cont,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky
Sept. 5, lS73.-lm.
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Hardy High School.
Moorefield. West Va.

p RI CIR L.:
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III. L. HOOVER. College " and Z.
diversity ofya
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D. r. MCNEIL, Esq j. w. INSKEEp P,o
J. G. HARNESS, = ISAAC HUTTON -
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Se5O,OOO for $50.
$I,5OO,OOO,

divided into - 900 cash gifts will be distributed
/ by lot among the ticket. holders.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-23
LETTER FROM PELICAN.
(To be continued.)

PLAoUEMINE, November 16, 1873.
To the Editor of the Star
In these bard times, news items are about as
scarce as greenbacks, if we except the troubles
which afaict the CONTEMPLATING banks, fail
ing firms, failing crops, failing all around.
The great trouble is the failure of the crops,
and this is more serious than many suppose.
In our section the main crop is sugar, and that
is turning out worse than was supposed Blk |
weeks ago. Very few planters have so far re-
allied an average yield, while some have real |
lied but little over half
The prices, too, of both cotton and sugar
give little encouragement for future invest
ment in the production of these staples. This,
however, is really not to be regretted, as 1t
| will cause people to turn their attention to
other crops and thus bring about that essen
tial element of independence which our coun-
try lacks-a diversity of products. AS have
said before, Mr.. Editor, through the columns
of the Star, our people must produce at home
what they need. 1t can be done-it is done in
thousands of cases, and should be done in all.
"Plnnting must go by the board, and the
, sooner the better. Let us have farms, on which
; all is made for the household, with q few bales
: of cotton or a few hogsheads of sugar, as the
case may be, for market. Then our people will
"live.n
: Politics, it would seem, are on the move.
r petition is being circulated here to have Con-
gress take action in the settlement of our State
troubles, and is being pretty generally signed
by the whites. As our State troubles were
9 Jumped into Congress, it is necessary that body
o should act at once, and either settle the mat
= ter or refer it to the proper tribunal. Every
j, citizen of our entire State, whether white OF
black, is interested in having this question o
~ ~ our State Government settled. We would mo-
t. feel the crisis half severely as we do hat
ID this trouble never existed. Let US by all mean
10 have it settled. 1t is not likely to be settled
N as this petition asks, nor is it very probable
ID we will have election, still if Congress
y. has the right to settle the matter, let it b.
ID DONE that all may know definitely whether W
ID have State Government or not.
az PELICAN.
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good sprinkling of people in the church then.
whom the ceremony was concluded, the small
wedding party breakfasted at the house of the
brides sister, and a few hours later, amidst
the tears of Kathleen and the congratulations
of friends, they crossed over in o steamer to
Liverpool, whence they were to embark the
following day for the United States.
ITO be continued.l
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-23
nol6 3n

THE CLEARING HOUSE.
TIE BALANCE
of the Goods damaged by water at the late
FIRE ON CANAL STREET.
Fine Winter Dress CLOTHING,
BOYS CLOTHING SHIRTS and HATS,
Splendid Beaver and Pilot Cloth oVERCoATS.
TALMAS and PEA JACKETS,
THE LATEST STYLES OF HATS,
Cloth, Silk Velvet and Fur CAPS,
LINEN SHIRTS and UNDER CLOTHING,
LEATHER and ZINCK TRUNKS and vALISES,
All Slightly Damaged during the late
FIRE ON CANAL STREET.,
.~ which will be cold
Fifty Per Cent Below Cost!
N. COGAN'S,
10 and 3d.. Canal Street -.----- 10 and %
mole SIN Between the Oustomhouse and the River.
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p +. GOGARTY,
ISL CAMP STREET.

To is to gain Every Catholic Institution and
Religious Order well every Catholic family in
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama Florida, Texas AT;
FAMILY ALMANAC for 1874 at the Old Catholic Book
Store Isl Camp street. for gee. per copy 81 25 per
dozen. Never send your money to New York when you
can do better at home.
HAvERTYS IRISH-AMERICAN ALMANAC,
beautifully iustrated-a much teresting and
liable book. with original poem from the pen of our
celebrated and patriotic conntryma the Rev. Father
Burke-will be on hand in few days. Send in your
orders for both. no9 At
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-23
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
INDIAN SUMMER.

j ust after the death of the flowers, |
And before they are buried in snow
There comes festival season,
When nature is all aglow-
A glow with o mystical splendor
That rivals the brightness Of spring
A glow with beauty moro tender
Than aught " ioh fair summer could bring.
Some spirit akin to the rainbow
Then borrows its magical dyes,
And mantles the far spreading Landscape
In hues that bewilder the eyes.
Tho sun. from his cloud. pillowed chamber,
Smiles soft vision 80 gay,
Aud dreams that his favorite children.
Tho flowers, have not passed away,
There's luminous mist on the mountains,
A light azure haze IN the air,
As II angels, whilst heavenward soaring
Had left their bright robes floating there.
The breeze IL SO soft-so caressing,
It seems o mute token of love.
And floats to the heart like n blessing
-From some happy spirit above.
Those days, so serene and 80 charming,
Awaken n dreamy delight
A tremulous, fearful enjoyment,
Like some soft strains Of music at nighti
We know they arc fading and fleeting,
That quickly, too quickly, they end,
And we watch them with yearning affection,
AS at parting We watch u dear friend.
Oh beautiful Indian Summer!
Thou favorite child of the year
Thou darling. whom nature enriches
With gifts and adornments 30 dear!
How fain would we woo thee TO linger
On the mountain and IN eadow awhile,
49,. han, 10 Of n nj {, r
Rejoice and grow young in thy SMILE
Not alone to the sad fields of autumn
Doat thou last brightness restore.
But thou bripgest world weary spirit
Sweet dreams of Its childhood once more
Thy lovelness thrills us with memories
or all that was brightest and best;
Thy peace and serenity offer
A foretaste of heavenly rest"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-23
CooPERAGE.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A CIRCULAR TO THE MERCHANTS. PLANTERS
AND GROCERS OF LOUISIANA.

We. the undersigned BOSS CooPERS of the city of
New orleans do form ourselves into Protective Also
MERCHANTS Planters aud Grocers and If possible to
avoid selling other Boss Coopers who call themselves
Coopers and by some of whom some of us have sus
tanned very heavy losses after they had collected for
our cooperage sold to them.
Customhouse, and will commence business on Tuesday
November 4. 1873. - - -, r,-o,
We offer for sale the LARGEST STOCK OF COOP.
ERAGE offered before in this city, viz: Sugar
Hopsheads Molasses Barrels. lf.Barrels and Kegs
also Hogshead Barrel and Half Barrel Hoop Poles all
which will be delivered free of drayase at the lowest
market prices. rn,-
We have selected from among u.s. Mr. B J. BERk.
cry formerly Of the large Cooperage the Sugar
Landing, as Manager and Salesman and CHAS. L.
SCHOPFER as Treasurer
LOUIS HALLER,
HLLAR OHNMACHT,
JACOB WERNER,
MICHAEL DISQUE
ANTONY HITE.
HENRY BARKMEYER,
VIM. SCHULINGKAMP,
FRED NICOLAUS,
CHAS +. SCHOPFER,
| nol6 3m Il. J. BERKERY.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

TOOPERAGE.--.-- .----- .COOPEhAGE
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION,
Office and Sales Warehouse:
Peters Street 81
New Orleans.
The largest stock of SUGAR B0GSHEA IESs MO NO
HOOP-PoLES always hand, and for sale, delivered
free OF drayage. . -
N. B.-We wieh to trade direct with The Merchants'
Planters and Grooere.
CHAS r. SCHOPFER, Treasurer
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
PICE BROS. g. CO.,

RICE BROS. & CO.,
80 and o.. Camp Street 80 and 81
Branch Store, SOS Magazine Street, II
NEW ORLEANS, LA. II
Importers Of Foreign and Domestic II
HARDWARE, H
Cutlery, Guns, Timers Stock, Timers Tools,
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS OF every description.
Manufacturers of
BRIGHT TIN AND JAPAN WARE.
Keep constantly on hand the Largest Stock Of Cook
and Heating Stoves to be found in the South,
and are Sole Agents for the
Celebrated Charter Oak Cooking Stoves,
Chief among which is the
NEW CHARTER OAK. for Coal, Coke or Wood
with Low Reservoir Boiler.
We guarantee the Charter Oak to give entire satis
faction in all work.
Come and examine before purchasing Iu elsewhere.
JOSEPH SCHWARTZ,
IMPORTER AND DEALER
Carriage, Wagon and Cart Materials,
A Bodies. Rs Msk
| PAINTS AND VARNIsHES, l.
| sARvEN PATENT WHEEL
Carriage and Wagon Maker and Repaired
! SALES ROOM, NO. IA CARoNDELET ST.
Factory-No. 6 Carroll Street,
noe On NEW ORLEANS
A. BALDWIN. Established 1929 c. A. s 81 ,
c. EusTls in Gommendsu]]
HARDWARE.
A. BALDWIN & CO.,
Successors to
sLoCOMB, BALDWIN & CO.,
"a Canal, and 81, 90 and s5 Common Street|
Il NEW ORLEANS, La
Importers and Dealers in
, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARI
Guns, Locks, Cutlery, Nails,
STEEL IRON CASTINGS, ETC. ETC.
Together with
: A FULL STOCK OF FARMING IMPLEMENTi
Which we are Offering the Trade at Reduced Prices
A. BALDWIN s. CO.,
"A Canal and 81, 90 and IS Common Streets. -,
t Adjoining the City Hotel
AGENTS FOR
J.E. CARVER'S GIN,
COATS BOILER IRON,
q VALENTINE & BUFFERS SAFES,
Q e. G. BRooKE's CUT NAILS AND SPIKE
Is WESTERN OIL COMPANY. aus On
% . B, J. WEST
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
MACHINERY AND PLANTERS HARDwAR
E lis and III Magazine Street,
New Orleans
II AGENT
Pools & Hunt Fl. 6 F. Handy and B. W. Payne
y, Sons Manufacturers Of STEAM ENGINES, So
cd MILLS, etc.
t. Geo. L. squer &c Bro-SUGAR MILLS, HOE
POWERS, etc.
"world and Kirby" MOWERS and REAPERS
R. Ball 8. Co. and H. B. Snith-wOOD WORK.
e. MACHINERY.
RS American Saw Conpany-SAWS.
Winship & Bro-CoTTON GINS.
'. ol Buckeye Foundry-BELLS.
the I. c. Nisbet-CorToN PRESS SCREWS, etc.
to
yes
JUS II 8. ATHENS g. SON,
for ~
o,r ESQ .TcHoUP1ToULAs STREET,. ...
lay,
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OWING TO THE HARD TIMES PARTIES
- having PIANOS, FuRNITgRE, etc., to be RE.
their advantage to call Z. SHOOTER, corner Camp
and Natchez streets leave their orders W. Mad
dens 70 Camp street. Blaokmars Music Store S0l
Canal street AL work done prompt and with care ct
tho lowest rates. mkl6 73Iy
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-12
F.;yi.s Advertisements

4 medicine that has done more than all the
prescriptions of tine pharmacope;a to protect
the human system against the bodily ills su-
perinduced by unhealthy surroundings, is Ger
tainly worthy OF universal confidence: f is
mainly on account Of its extraordinary pre-
vcntiFc properties that Hoslettcr's Stomach
Ritlcrs is so exceedingly popular in lQcalties
subject to the YS!,a!ios Or mia>lh:!l,c leyelS
aDd other diseases produced by empoiSoned
air. 4 family that has escaped sickness du-
ring 1 sichly season in consequence Of using
tie Gii.eEs: es saftegg1grdg tg sa living adver-
tisemcnt Of the preparation. rhe whole
ncighborhood realize the fact. RI couldn't
have believed it," says one. "l scarcely
credited the advertisement; but one must
believe what one SECS" says another, ''1t is
tie veg tiliaS we u~sQ ih this tEwl!g!esome
section Cf county remarks i :niru, And
the result is that the instinct of SeIfdcfcnse,
the first law Of nature, induces thrce-fourths
Of that community TO obtain supply Of the
great vegetable antidote before the next sick
ly seasons sets in. In winter, when the sys-
TEN requires extra Yigor and elasticity to en-
able it to batAe the eifeGtS of tlluip ado cold,
the Bitters will be found particularly service.
able. RhcumatiSm will not be apt 10 fastcn
upon muscles and nerves that have bccu brac.
ed up by this excellent inylgorant and nerv-
inc; nor will the seventies of the seasons,
which have such disastrous effect on the
pulmonary organs of the feeble and delicate,
bc likely TO exercise the same nntoward inhu-
ences in cases where the stomach and the ex-
terEai sWriace q the body lwhicl! always
restorative. Tho iits cf indigestion aad ir.
regularities of the bowels which proceed from
sudden change Of weather may always be
averted by i timely use of the Bitters.
Nov. 5. 44-1m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-12
AH0I;T THE Town AND COUNTY,

ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY
The ,yeather ut last appears to be
settled.
Sunday was charming day,
The union services '. ere terminated
on Friday night last.
The t,ells arc still white with cotton
;.Il around this County:
Biue Is Il good co1or-the neW 1nten=
dant and Council were elected by It
blue ticket.
Some men are deceiving-they are
faat of promise: Ia performance they
full lamentably.
Hold on, hold on. my dear sir
Don't 90 any lower! You are already
beyond the jurisdiction Of the devil"
Job work is still handsomely execu-
ted at this affice-call and see speci-
mems, and ask prices.
The Baltimore Corner is already in
receipt of Holiday Toys, and the little
folks are chopped" up. Mr. Wicker de-
serves we'll of the little folks, papas and
mammas. indeed he docs.
The fore parts O nights at this season.
are occupied by fathers and mothers in
rehearsing the old story of Santa Claus
-''how many weeks is Christmas of
..oay, papa?n If you have no little
ones, reader, you ate lfuly tc be l;itii!el!
Remember the printer.
Every little makes Il mickle.
We noticed couple of clerks thu
! other evening in q popular store stand