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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01
FOR SALE.

EOR CALIFORNIA; ODG.
ing House, situatcd on the east side
OF South Main street, just below the H.
ternatiOnsl Hotel, with furniture com.
plete and nearly new, is offered for sale
cheap. For particulars apply On the
premises. iv3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01
MINERS UNION.

THIS ASSOCIATION MEETS EVERY
FRIDAY EVENING, AT RUBY
HILL, at ! o'clock. in the building for.
merly occupied by Tommy Douglas.
Miners are requested TO be present and
join the Mo f20-3m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, VERY CHEAP, a Dwell.
i ing Rouse and Lot. The house is
completely furnished, and is suitable, for
: mall family. Apply at the California
Lumber Yard. of NJ. r. BARTLETT.
tell4 Real EstateAgent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01

And in accordance with law and an or
der of the Board of Directors, made on the
nineteenth day of June, 1873, so many
may be necessary, will be sold at public
auction Mt the salesrOOm of John Mid.
dletOn X Son, No. $40 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California, on MONDAY,
the eighteenth day of August. 1873, at
the hour of O'Clock P. NJ. of such day., to
pay said delinquent asst sSments thereon,
together with costs of ad 7ertisine and ex-
penses Of sale.
GEO. r. SPINNEY, Sec'y.
Office No. 800 California street, Room No.
5. a Francisco, Cal. Jy22
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DIED.

AT the residence of her hrother-in-
law. Mr.. William Girh, May 9th. 1873.
Mrs. Howard, aged % years and 30
days. Funeral services OH Thursday.
At his residence in Big Valley, Cal
ifornia, April 22l. 1873. Mr.. Francis
Simpson. aged 81 years.
Mr.. Simpson was one of the early
settlers OF Linn county. For nineteen
years he resided some four miles south
of Albany. near the place now owned
by his son George. Two years ago he
removed to BigaValley where his death
occurred. The many acqrhlintances
of Mr.. Simpson win regret TO hear of
his decease. and his relatives in this
county will receive their sincere con-
dolenee in this their deep affliction.
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Latest News.


Only three of the crew of the shin
Tennyson. which toundepd at sea on
February 18th, we're saved, including
William Moves, second mate. They
floated eight days on piece OF wreck.
Geo. Francis Train, having been de
clared sane, is to be prosecuted BY the
District Attorney for Publishing an
obscene paper. in connection with the
Woodhnll & Ciatlin matter.
The widow Of the late Gen. Wool.
aged S6, died on the 9TH inst, in New
York.
On the 7th, Oakes Ames had not
improved any, but instead was grow
ing weaker.
Chief Justice Chase died in Wash
ington. on the 7th inst. ot apoplexv.
He was attacked on the 9th. The
fllg' OH the City Hall. Custom House
and other public buildings were at half
mast on the 7th. at New York, ont of
respect to his memory.
Judge Bingham. Of Ohio, will, it is
believed, receive the st. Petersburg
Mission. made vacant By the death of
Hon. Jas. l.. Orr.
A Commission will be sent to nego-
tiate with the SiMlx and other Indians
on the reservation in Southwestern
Dakota for Il modification Of the treaty
Of 1853. 80 as to withdraw from the
Indians the privilege Of hunting out
side The reservation. The Commission
will consist Of three or tonr persons.
and the Boarl Of Indian Commission
ers will probably name the chairman.
Slm)l fl,hing il meeting with
buldlht su.c.ss this year.
The Oegonidn learns that Mrs. Can
by has presented the Portland Library
Association with the entire military
library of her husband, the late Gen.
Candy. as q token Of his esteem for
tile citizens Of that city.
The California and Oregon Stage
Company tariff Just adopted Is fifteen
cents per mile for all or any part of
the distance from Relaing toiRose-
burg.
Our lady readers may be inter-
ested il learning that the large
NUMBER Of deaths from small pox
has materially increased the supply
of'talse haiE
Mrs. Commodore Vanderbilt is a
sister Of the wife OF Bishop McTyro
ot tie Methodist Church South.
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PARlAtaRAMLETS.

Butter, 16c.
Eggs, l3c.
River low.
Weather beautiful.
Wheat, 75t per blishel.
Black walnuts at Blain Young 8
Co. g.
Rev. c. w. Shaw delivered his fare.
well sermon Mt the NJ. E. Church on
Sunday evening. The pulpit will be
filled by Rev. Mr., Macy, of Salem.
Billiards, base ball and croJnet catch
all the spare time anu cash of our
young folks, just now.
For a neat, tasty, durable and easy
rocking chair, we are Indebted to Mr..
John Metzler. Mr.. M. manufactures
the neate>t. cheapest and most durable
rlwh,de bottOmed chairs made OH the
Pacific coast. Ii you want set Of
strong. well made, comfortable chairs
that will last a lifetime, at small cost.
order Of Mr.. Metzltr. If you want a
rocking chair for your wife, a smaller
one for the little boy or girl, ora huge
one for the .'old man, Metzler will
set 'em out for you. Patronize home
industries and keep the money circt-
lating at home.
At Harrisburg, a few days since,
Willie Briggs, son OF w. W. Briggs,
miller in Smith, Gerst & Co.'S mill,
while ascending ladderin the granery,
was suddenly taken with camp in the
arms, and fell to the floor, d distance
Of twenty-five feet. breaking no bones
but bruising his body considerably.
causing partial paralysis. AT last ac-
counts Willie had partially regained.
the use Of bis limbs. and bis physician,
thought bis complete recovery was as-
sured.
CantEaets are to be let for digging
bitches, building walks, etc, by the
City Council on next Thursday even
Ing. See posted notices for particu-
lars.
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TIE new hall. Pacific Opera House,

TIE new hall, Pacific Opera House,
on Tuesday evening next, win doubt
less bold the largest and gayest Assem-
blage ever gathered In this city to trip
the flight iantastic." The hall Is
large, well lighted and ventilated, and
the fire boys will see that every com
fort will be provided for those In at
tendance. twill be a festive OCCASION,
such one as Is only to be enjoyed
once in decade. Swing whom you
please.
The list Of premiums offered by the
Linn County Agricultural Association
is to be printed and distributed soon.
The wife OF our jnnior editor has
been very sick for several days past.
but Is at present slowly convalesing,
Strand Price had a severe spell of
sickness the first of the week, but is
about again.
Col. 10. Teal was in Town Tuesday
and Wednesday, looking his best.
Hiram Smith, Esl.. of Harrisburg.
called on akWe'lnestlay. Says the
Harrisburg mill is crowded with Gus
tom work.
Our mills having almost ceased to
run, owing to the light demand for
flour, consequently bran and shorts are
exceedingly hard to get.
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STEAMBOAT EXCURSION. - This
morning, at about eight O'Clock, the
Governor Grover will leave her wharf.
loaded with eXcursionists TO Corvallis.
The excursion is intended more espe-
CiaIly, for the children of the Sunday
schools; and it Is hoped that all,
either in care of the teachers or pa
rents, viii be present on the OCCASION.
The children and others will meet at
the NJ. Il. Church at ~ O'Clock this
morning, will form in procession and
march to the boat. All are expected
to provide themselves with suitable
lunch. as the boat will not retlhn till
evening. Fare for the round trip has
been pit at 25c per passenger, 40 that
all who feel disposed to go can do so.
We hope the little folks, as well as the
elders who participate, may have an
elegant time.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-05-09

m Law.
| ed. Murray vs. Nicholas Sprcn9er
judgment by default fUr $495 94.
IN PROBATE.
Estate of Noah Overholter, de-
ceased A. III. Baltimore, Admr.. files
accounts for final settlement. Monday.
July7. 1873, sat for hearing objections.
Estate of Elisha Griffith. deceased
application to sell real estate. Con-
tinued for service of citation to July
8. 1873
Estate of J. p. Hogue. deceased :
report of sales of personal property
confirmed.
Estate Of Caroline Lytle, deceased /:
Hiram Smith. Admir-; semi-annml
account filed and approved-olJleretl
that claims be paid IN full. In same
estate-sale OF real estate ordered.
Estate of John Rohinett, deceased !;
Hiram Smith, Adm'r; semi-annml
account filed aud approved ordered
that claims be paid in full.
Estate of Greed Ii. Amos, deceased;
Ii. 5. Gore. Admir-; semi-annml ac-
count fled and approved. Ordered
that preferred claims be paid in full.
and ISIS per cent,,m OH all other
claims.
Estate Of John Grubb, deceased: A.
+. L. Grubb, Admir-; senIi-annual ac-
count filed and approved.
Estate of Samuel Crowley, de
ceased; VIM. Cyrus, Admir-; inven-
tory filed--appmisement $S,5i2 95.
In the matter Of the guardianship
Of Jacob Nve, an insane person. +.
NJ, Powell, Gmrlian. annual account
and report filed and approved.
In the matter of the estate of Charles
Roggers. deceased; Peter SchloSser
appointed Administration; bonds filed
IN the sun of 81, 400; Joseph Webber.
Fred. Graf and J. r. Ilerren appoint
ed appraisers.
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albany Aeaister.
LOCAL MATTERs.

WEATHER RECORD FOR APRIL. =
Mean temperature for tho month. 81
degrees. Highest temperature on the
10th, 81 (, lowest on the 3d. 3S. High
est temperature during the month on
the 10th, 73; lowest on the l4th, 81.
Clear days IA, cloudy s, showery s.
Wind north IL days, northwest 2,
southwest 16. On the Sd, 4th, 5th,
9Th, 7th, 9th, 10th, 18th, 14th, 10th,
10th. oath and 25th. frost. The cor
responding month last year had but
three frosty mornings.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-05-09

A SECRET WORTH KNOWING. -Ev-
erynumbeFOf Peters Musical Monthly
contairs from eight to ten pieces Of
choice New Music worth af least "a
Iii sheet-fOrn, and All the Publisher
askEis3O cents per number. 7a5ak
0fIef FblifO fOr five songs, Vocal IgWts,
Foiir Hand Pieces, and four Piano
pieces for 30 cents. The May number
u jttst 10 hand; you can get it by send
irg GO cents % j. r. PETERS. 500
Broadway. New York, or the first four
nuIli,eis Oe 1873 will be mailed for 81.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-05-09

INSANE. Mrs. Nancy Jane Mccoy,
consort Of George J. Mccoy, was
brought before Judge Tandy on the
charge of insanity on the 9th inst,
and after a careful examination by
Drs. Graham, of Corvallis. and Gam
BILE. Of this city. was adjudged to be
insane. The unfortunate lady was
taken to the Insane Asylum at East
Portland, her husband and father ac-
companying her on the sad journey.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-05-09

PERSONAL. --Dr. Rice and tamily,
who for some months past have been
residing at Laval Indian Reservation,
I. T., returned to their old home in
this city on Tuesday, all enjoying
splendid health.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-05-09

AMERICAN HOMES. No matter how
many papers or magazines you are
taking, YOU should have AMERICAN
HOMES, the popular Illustrated Family
Magazine. Children love it, middle
aged people are amuse, and instruct
cd. old people are made happier BY
reading this pure ard attractive mag
azine. Besides two beautiful oil chn-
MOS. The Little Surgeon" and TOO
Familiar" two splendid field scenes,
bright with foliage. trees and flowers,
girls and boys and animals, the whole
artistic and elegant. are gitea away
with the magazine at only 81 year.
You get 600 pages of illustrated read
Ing matter and two large oil chro-
mos. all for 81. DO not delay. Send
50 by p. o. money or registered letter
to Chas. III. TAYLOR & Co.. 81 CMnhill.
Boston. or % MarketSt., Chicago. H..
aud chromoS will be moiled at once.
and the magazines will be sent prompt
ly.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-05-09

FTREMEN's PICNIC. Our Firemen
give a picnic on Tuesday next at
Hackleman's beautiful grove, about
one mile east Of the Court House, to
which everybody is invited. The
grounds will be specially prepared for
the occasion; swings will be erected,
croquet and base ball grounds will be
laid ont, 20 that choice of pastimes
will be afforded to all. Gen. Brown
Of the Democrat, has been selected to
deliver the oratiOn. and will doubtless
be interesting and racy. 1t win GER
tainly prove an interesting occasion,
and everybody will certainly be there.
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VERY LOw.-As will be seen by
advertisement in this issue, the Oregon
Steamship Company's Steamboats, will
hereafter carry freight to and from
Portland. to all points on the Willanl-
ette river, for the sum Of one dollar
per ton. This is a fraction over three
cents per bushel for wheat.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-05-09

OFFICERS INsTALLFD.-At a meet.
Ing Of Western Star Lodge No. 10.
I. 0. G. T., of this city on the even
ing of the 9th, the f,llowing named
persons We're installed in the several
offices for the new quarter, by F. NJ.
Wadsworth, ID. D. G. w. G. r.: NJ.
G. George. w. c. T.; Miss Ella Ride
out, w. r. II. S.; Miss Mary Hard
man, W. l.. H. s.; Miss Flora Starr,
w. v. T.; +. NJ. Wadsworth, w. r.
s.; Mrs. &c. Griffin, W. A. s.; A. N.
Arnold, W. F. S.; a. T. Anell, w.
t.; Miss Lissie Williams, w. NJ;
Starr Mealey. W. D. NJ; Miss Minnie
Allison, W. |. g.; A. Monteith. w.
Q. G.; Il. Fox. W. H.; W. Wright,
w. C,
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THANKS. To Master Charles Elkins
for bunch of extra large pie-plant.
Charley, yol have our best bow for
your thoughtflIIness.
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Dealers in Merchandise and Produce A
good assortment of all kinds of Goods al-
ways in store ut lowest market rates.
Agents for sale of Wagons, Grain Drills,
Cider Mills, Chuyns, &c, sc
CASH paid for WHEAT, OATS, PORK,
BUTTER, EGGS ana POULTRY.
A DISTRESSING COUGH-CaRsel the
triendS Of The sufferer as much pain Us
the sufferer himself. Us. i,tat,U's
Ba'sm # VIA Cheny will certainly
cure coughs, colds, arrest couSunp-
tion. and tlutt speedily. When did it
ever fail? 81
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MARRIED.

At the Court House in this city.
May 9Th, 1873, by Judge Tandy, Mr..
Isaac B. Newman and Miss Melinda
A. Clark-all of Linn county, Oregon,
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Notice.

OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
~ Company, Land Department, Portland
Oregon, April 5, 1872. 2.-Notice Is hereby
given, that q vigorous prosecution will be
instituted against any and every person
who trespasses upon any RaiIfoad Land,
cnttingand removing Standardization
before the same h B0UGHT Of the Compa-
ny AND PAID FOR. ss-,. I. n
All vacant Land in odd numbered acc-
tt0ns, whether surveyed or unsarveved.
within distance of thirty miles from tho
line OF the road, belongs 10 tho Company.
l. r. M00RES,
a2v4tf Land Agent,
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AEW TODAY.
THE
PHCEaM MI <

FHGaEN :. *.
Insurance SjeDGGl yaly,
OF HARTFORD. CONN,
Represented on The Pacific Coast for over
fifteen years during which period il has
paiJ $iU0,GO0 tOr Fire Losses in the Paciic
Department., is one OF the lea ling Ameri-
can Fire Insurance COmNanies, ana The
only Hartford Company represented in the
S.R.e OF Oregon, III the promDt a jus. =
ment and payment OF iiSlOSses, The Php-
nix has no superiorLhe Comrany has new
er hal suit in The SAFE, ana in The
prompt payment of nearly
~, 500, 900 GO
in Chicago and Bos on, proves that the
Old Phrnix is equal TO its every engage
nent.
The agents of the Phpnix are authorized
by commission from the Company 10 issue
ana renew policies direct, AMI without
reference to Portland, San Francisco. or
elsewhere, thus enabling the appi,ant 10
secure MN dia!c and binding pro ,eciion.
Rates as low as solvency and iair profit
will admit OF.
l.. Ff.ENN, Resident Agent.
April Is, lS'3-Sm8 Albany.
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All other kinds Of BuildinE Material.

4 LSo: PREPARED TO DO MILL
\ work, furnish shaker fans, zigzag
shakers, suction fans, driving pullcys Of
any kind, at our factory on Lyon street ION
the river bank, next below Markham's
warehouse. ALTH0USE 4 co,
Albany, Feb. l6, i869-i4
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GLASS AND QUEENswARE-ls seu~
Ing at wholesale prices al the Beehive
Store. Now Is the tinIe to get bar
gains. II. WEED.
Albany, April 3, 1873. 1m4.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-01-04

came intOlerable, and he rang again,
but for the maid this time, to inquire
of her what her mistress exact words
had been. The maid repeated all the
page had said, but added that her mis-
tress had mentioned having mislaid her
Watch-key, and being obliged to, go to
a Watehmaker's to buy another. She
had just pronounced these words, when
there was ring at the street-doOr. 1t
was a sharp ring, unaccOmpanied by O
knock. The maid went down and an
swered it. W e sat looking at each 9th
er apprehensiyely. In a minute the
maid returned with a startled counte-
nance to say that policeman wished to
speak to MI. Halsey.
A policeman is seldom the bearer of
good things. We both rose together,
Halsey white as a sheet, and | instinct
lively clasping his child closer to me.
When the policeman was shown up, we
must have offered singular picture
Halsey halfway towards the door, and
looking as if he were afraid to advance
to meet the coming news IWith uneasy
inquiry in my attitude. The child, un-
conscious Of our emotion, was playing
with my necktie.
The policeman was q strong, honest
1GtC0u Ildu1 WHO IS1lOfSu lis u61LlSb OH
entering, and, looking at US both, said
'Mr. HalseyN Then he paused a mo.
ment, evidently not prepared for the
signs of comfort and even luxury which
he saw. He cOughed and changed ths
key of his voice :" am sorry to say, sir
there's q lady in trouble at our station
She was brought in custody an hour ago
on charge of shoplifting at a jewel
er's, and refused to give her name
| When she was searched, however, they
found cards and letters addressed Mrs
Halsey; and she admits the names 'shers.'
Halsey made a step forward "MY-
Observation-Disclosures |
| LIFTINGw
Every word was separated from tn
next by cavernOus gasp; and the voic'
grated in an accent unknown to me
| put the child down ON the sofa, and
with cold moisture believing my owl
forehead, approached Halsey, thinking
his next movement would be to sprin!
at the policeman, and fell him Wher
he stood.
The police man was not daunted, bu
appeared touched: sits best III thes
cases, sir, to be told the worst at once
I'm afraid there's no mistake here
The three diamond rings were found i
the lady's pocket"
(To be continued.)
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The following epistle is from fond
mother:
Mr.. TEAcHER-If my gal gifts ,ontrer-
ry and don't behaiv respecter and
don't lern fast, and don't git into goge-
rafy, take the hide clean Of ov her if she
is 16 & kicks up fHs.
| didn't write this. amt much eddi-
Gated. 1t isrote by very truly yours
Polly PETERSON.
! anne to have her grow up like Yankee
folks, -.
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(To be cOntinued.)

MATTERS OF COURsE.-There are GER
tain things in this world which have so
uniformly turned out in the same way,
that nobody dreams of their resulting
in any other. In short, they are set
down as matter of course For eX-
ample:
When bank suspends specie pay
ments, it is always done for the public
good, as a matter of course. ... .vs.a...
If the said bank becomes irretrievably
insOlvent, and is forced to liquidate its
affairs, the directors publish card stat
ing that the assets are amply sufficient
to pay everything, as a matter of course.
People who put any degree of conf
dence in such statements are always de-
ceived and disappointed, as matter of
course.
When a man commits q murder, or q
forgery, or runs away with his neigh
boris wife, and is detected and tried, he
is proved to be insane, as a matter Of
course. ---..gs##
When fire occurs, whether it proves
destructive of property or not, it is the
work of an incendiary, as matter of
course. @ ....rs.. -....s
When man is detected in some un-
mitigated rascality, which must destroy
| his reputation forever, he requests the
public to '' suspend their opinion" as a
matter of course. 80
When two locomotives come into
collision on railroad, destroying each
other, knocking half a. dozen cars to
pieces, killing dozen passengers, and
wounding twice as many more, the pub
lie are promised full Information con-
corning the same, as d matter of course.
| When such information comes, if at
ALL it exeulpates everybody from blame,
as a matter of course.
When quack medicine is invented
it is tremendously puffed, as a matter Of
course.
But everybody who believes one-hali
that Is stated Of its wonderful virtues
gets egregiously humbugged, as mat.
ter of course.
Every man of intelligence and COM
mon sense is subscriber to a newspa-
per, and, If he is honest, he pays his
subscription prmctually, as matter q
i cOurSe.-G EXCHANGE,
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Where was Bishop Latimer burned
to death7" asked teacher in a com
manding voice, " Joshua knows said q
little girl at the bottom of the class.
" Well said the teacher, eff Joshua
knows he may tell.n "In the fire. re-
piled Joshua, looking very grave and
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OPELoHsAs CARDS.

CARRIAGE SHOP.-THANKFUL FOR
u the patronage heretofore extendedme by the
citizens of st. Landry, solicit further cOntin-
uatiOn of their faVors, and beg leave to inform
them that will always be ready to accommO-
date them in any branch of my business at
reasonable prices, for cash only.
All work hereafter, if not paid for on delivery,
will be charged ten per cent. additional for i'm
mediate collection.
have on hand hacks and buggies, which
will sell cheap for cash Hacks and buggies
made to order. S. P. CLARK.
OpelOusas, Jan. 10, 1872-tf.
SADDLES AND HARNESS RE
- movaL-The undersigned has removed from
his old stand on Main street, OpelOusaS, to
the Varieties Theatre building On the same
street. He has also recently returned from New
Orleans, with a new lot of materials for the
making, and repairing Of saddles and harness
Saddles, Brides, Harness, SC, always on hand,
and made to order with dispatch and in a work
manlike manner in the latest styles of the busi-
ness. Saddle Trees also on hand from which Sc
lectiOns can be made.
GEO. PULFORD,
May 27-tf. Varieties Building, OpelOusas.
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A Jersey paper tells very interesting
story of a little boy in that State. He
was climbing an apple tree, and when
upon the topmOst limb he slipped and
fell to the ground. He was picked up
and carried to the housein an insensible
condition. After watching by his bed
side. through many weary hours, his
mother perceived signs of returning con-
sci0usness. Leaning over him, she asked
if there was anything she could do for
him, now that he began to feel better7
Should she bathe his forehead, orchange
h; tb;dP Pi1HW 1D PdfaaR or fan Rm2 Was there any
languidly and looking at her, the little
sufferer said: "Yes; I want a pair of
pants with pocket behind" He got
them.
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Not many evenings since a party of
youths, while attempting serenade in
neighboring city, the effect of which
combined quite as much sound as sweet
ness, were somewhat startled at seeing
a nCighboring window raised, and hear
ing a voice remark: Jim, don't fire
the left hand barrel at them, it's loaded
with buckshot!n Jim didn't fire, but the
serenaders made some heavy strides out
of that vicinity.