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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-04-14
J. Il. DWINELL.

bTHEEL WRIGHT, Carriage Maker and General
Job Worker. Open and Top Buggies, and va
styles of carriages always on hand. Glover Vt
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II. wOOD1IAN,

DALE &, ROBINSON,
|TToRNEYs and Counselors at Law Barton W.
4 GRO NJ DALE. JD. ROBINSON
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INTER. Painting, Glazing, Graining. White
washing and Paper Hanging. All work done IN
est style and satisfaction guaranteed. saws hled
Her
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j. IL. DWINELL.
/ MANUFACTURER and dealer in Furniture of all
kinds and descriptions, Carpets, Room Paper
{ins and fixtures also Collins and Caskets, Picture
g. Spring Beds &c. Glover VI
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G. f. PERCIvAL,
tALER IN FURNITURE, coFFINs q CAsKETs
4s Water St.. Barton, VT.
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i. N. WEBSTER,
EREn Ill. MORSE,

AOTOGRAPHER. Dealer in Stereoscopes, views,
oval, square, and rustic Frames Of all KINDS.
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|SINESS DIRECTORY.

GEORGE =. BOOTH,
u INTER, GLAZIER, GRAINER AND PAPER
Hanger. All work warranted. Saws filed and
Barton, Vermont. 2-l5 lyo
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
90 Uhcm II nan Gonrern
Gtalioncrn.

ERANCIS e. LOUTREL, 45 Maiden-lane, so
het orders ioF BLANK BOOKS STATIONERY ami PhiHINu'
Prices
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
HORSE and eARRIA,G5fEMARKET ,5fEA
yEw-YoRK. Monday NAV 70 ,sr,

NE"-iokh' monhhy, may II. 1873.
The supply at the opening of this week con-
sss probably the largest number of hOrSes held on
I'm this city since beginning OF the Spring trade on
Mondays there Is, q rule, but little doing but
the fair degree OF animation noticed to-day In the Bulls
Head Market and the uptown sales stables warrants the
anticipation OF immediate, animated and we'll
distributed trade. Among the recent arrivals
fine lot OF hghlybred rOadsters and saddle horses
here from Logan Railey's stock farm in wOodford
County KY, and number OF stylish coach horses. bred
in central New York; the latter at j. o. TsylOrs
stable in the Bulls Head Market Sales through the
agency OF the leading auction firms appear also To be
destined to form prominent part the horse rado OF
the week
Messrs Barker Chase announce two interesting sales
for tomorrow uesdayl, the 18th inst. At the City
Auction Mart and n Y Tattersalls the property OF Mr.
James Wallace II 20 be offered at 1880 m, comprising
number OF valuable trOttera and many fine vehicles,
fully described in advertising coumnsl, and in
Goshen, Orange County N. " the same irm Is to dis
pose at public auction VI hne bOOded stock under
foreclosure Of lien.
Mr.. VIM Van Tassel will bring many good horses
To DE held usual at the horse and carriage auction
East Thirteenth-st, Fourtbaye tomorrow
Tuesday,. the 18th inst, at u o'clock.
The week opens with considerable animation in the
carriage trade
"Mniature ~ Cart Is the name OF a remarkably
long array OF modern pleasure vehicles, exhibited
at the wareroOms Of Wood Bros Company. 40 Broad
way. Entirely novel and strikngy nObDy, the NINA
T cart combines in perfect symmetry the outlines
OF the fashionable gentleman carriage from which IL
bOrrOws the and the graceful OF the much
favored pony phaeton, alongside OF which 1t the
for favor with the fair drivers, for whose pleasure
IL has been built.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
anttinn salrs Of ReaI Gstats.

ADRIAN n. MULLER Aue,ioBee.
A UCTION SALE of beautiful Villa Plots on
"A the HIGHLANDS OF WESTMINSTER COUNTY, fronting on
4Dhf1S e. MULLER P R. WILKINS Co win sen at auction
THURSDAY MAJ Is at o'clock at The Exchange SAoon III
szTBS VILLA PLOTS situate s westerly "a Sd of tss Gen:
Bridge The land high and has commanding water and and views
described property not surpassed BY any the lower END
Mans at the oHes Of the Aucorsers Pines Oce Of
Y. R CRUGBR No ls2 Grand-st n. I. C9l-Il
JOHNSON IT,, AucuOneei.
DY JERE. JOHNSON, jr.,
ID Om No q PARK ROW, opposite new PosOhee Ao House.
PEAL ys4rR 1G % PFSTPTf sP = M soip f AND b EXCHANGED
Auction sales Of stocks Furniture, Merchandise &c u -
~ Exchange SaieHoOm reported on ny
Bsistin board n Of Devspayer -
4 4ST and FINAL CALL.-Remembe Col.
u. % %9oS gs sRBAT BAT SSbS sB 4 T2s s % PH va
jERg JOHNSON. IT,, No. d PSrE.roT \. T.
DEREMPTORY SALE.-M0NTEZUMA and
EGawooD ESTATES 900 acres on Js5ae' & kye & ~ Nelson
highest hdaer on one two and three ysas TINE hsyy a
sS5 o- he Old Village Of New Market and on the
road Cbe Clifton Forge Railroad extension 10 pass through the
Ten hosnd lands around this property for sale ine4ag
PeF's sse9Sea % M Gn 1a srbe N he same nsigboshood
Persons NAV reach the property by packet Richmond
three times week OF By railroad as above ~ s
s LEST water power Canal The property
address 0ANN fN''-- ''6i VA D. CABELL,
DAPTD TRANSIT IN NEW-JERSEY.
EXECUTORS SALE
Of
CHOICE BOULEVARD LOTS
in tie
CITY OF BATONNB,
PAMRAPO
Thirty Minutes from WalLst.
Fifty Trains Dsilr.
Only % Per cash required within fve yesrS
a. D. MELLlCK. j., g. Bro.
Auctoueers Dealers u NUN-JeTsey Real Estate
NJ. New
will sell al public hY order Of the Executors Of
JAMES CJ GRIB deceased,
On MONDAY May 49, 1873 at go p. The premises.
I25 DESIRABLE LOTS
fronting Fortydh ForysCeah and Forty eghth-sts
aud D. the T Ward Of The City Bayonne, bat
fOurI walk from PsmrapO SalOn
Sidewalks Tagged, Streets Curhed
Lunch on sal
Sneca Train will the .oot Of Liberty
ST. For maps an free passes apply 10
A. D. MELLICK, IT,. & BRO. Auctoneers.
No . Piue-s.. York.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
Gountrp propertn TO fet.


A TSTOCKBRIDGE,M Mass.-A charming COT
n TAGE, healthy location commanding fine
views pure lspe drives &c to LET furnished low pce
JACOB SHARPE. l49 broadway.
FURNISHED HOUSE at Paterson, n. j., to
LBT the desirable part Of the cty; city lots dwelling
has bath, closets and stationary tubs Apply 70 JOHN INGLIS
Nos 80 and a Park-row, or 70 A A. FONDA Paterson.
FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED-TO LET
for months with privilege purchasel
roomy suburban COTTAGE RESIDENCE muutes pleasant
Was all bT Genital r. r. Of Newersey House
l2 VIDE balls heater bath closets &c ample lawn,
from depot healthy looa
stable lot and desired Rent yo
able For particulars and permit aress BoI tl BIabet
7 ONG BRANCH-COTTAGES to RENT,
II furnished. and the 'front.' also PROPERTIES
for be- bad application r. g. D.
BROWN 81 Broadwavi and Long Branch neaf The Depot
STAMFORD beautiful modern COTTAGE
- TO LIT Stamford 70 an In good order furnished
furnished; heater 6c handsome shade and pleasant
bank veri rowing AMI ASKING POphooaphs and
duars apply to r. ROBINSON DO Sl9 CAnsst second aoor
ITO RENT at WashingtOnville, Orange Co.,
Il MAY ., 1879, STORE AND DWELLING Apply 70 -
no LET-At Hackensack. n. j., NICE
barn; st'o BULAHD WHITING. Beeknaa.
TNFURNISHED HOUSE - Containing ID
~ together with three Of LAND neudng vegetable
old shade accommodation for hoe esrriage h
Newburgh miles north rom The Landing and aroad
Depo healthy aud pleasant negnbOrhood rent eO Aanu Ap
ply az p Barcay-st, up-stairA
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
REAL ESTATE.
Erw.YoRK. Mondav. May "a, 1873.

Nrw-YoRr5. Monday. May IA 1873.
About dozen of The regulars constituted
-. attendance AZ the Exchange to-day bnt two public
80. were expected to bo made, and they were OF q
,a-,l character but nothing was done. VIM. Kennelly
d,pred tho one noted 60 he made under the direction
- George I. Iugraham. referee, being Of property
,,oa on tho north easteriy corner OF RyingtOn and
,9ovtb.te until the 2sth inst; and James NJ. Miller
ave notice OF the withdrawal OF property located on
tb easery side OF Chrysue ST. 73 feet sOuthery from
Houston-s, noted TO bo sold under direction Of D. p
kmoDe the brokers business continues TO show in
creased activity, several quite important negotiations
being reported ID progress WIN the lolo"i"s o'H
pw@ Il RsnOr re7o, having full lots located the
zessrir non Ssveutb-sye, for s4.150 each
ssiery seventy eondst beginning 100 feet westerly ron
FeTathsy together With lot sirc adjoining on The r
ouanz Sventyli; the for 23Ooo The location these
80 -sr q. exceptionally desirable Is vide
street ts frontage but short distance essery rom e
d e south easierV corner q Nasonave and Oneaundred
as5tseay ourthst roung A9on & iss lin ,,ed on
, sssibsris uuHg Is feet westerly from
T ag be made the Exchange tor -
n''N' Ts,siay May l3-By Muller Fllsias Co.
Legal SIC under the direction Of GsoEe Putnam ST,h reeFes 'o
iaoass westerly nom washingtOn-st
irs 0x5 located The northey sde Of AursI o. ie
Al n5hes westerly lrom Washngioast - -. s. bBljiog
and se Of Ot g iEo9 oes on the asieT s 81 ~ /" s ~ t ot
sOI5o aiouug on tHe rear fronting on Wh'e-sl'
Ie, sale under direction OF F. q White referee hs9se and S,,
sIIo6 sOuih side Of FiysecOaa ia iee' eaA''
'9 l''' By L. j. BkssscT, son 6Co. a.,-
sale Of oase AMI se 21 The block located on the noeIy
80 f n ss o 5r the located the uoTtherly side of
FJuu @ sa.tsIy tIoU LsIsg'enave known as No. l'''
sale on the premises aseEOo Greens L, 800 lots Of ground
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
anttinn saIrs Of Rsnl estnte.

HOTEL PROPERTY (Rockaway) at AUC-
TION NEPTUNE HOUSE fFar Rokaway will be Anc-
zion premises n o'clock SATURDAY MAJ IL House
mons prime order extensive groHnos h1Si me shade tees
stables and other sut-udpg beach depota
Terms very easy positively without Greatest
Take u. Railroad
slip s. s. Railroad depot foot
Erhth-st Nnamsbuuzh 2ifG FOR maps apply JERR
JOHNSON IT, n Park.row ~ ". OF Jss fuonst BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
5ales br aurtlcu

A. MsRws,
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., 656 Broadway
ID near Books. WORKS Of Art FaneT GOoas Fan
tureS 49,. .,rppr
TUESDAY MAY large sale of ENGLISH and AMBH
CAN BOOKS comprising Standard and Miscellaneous WoAs attract
i've popular Jayeniles Bibles PRAYER BooAs xc &c
TRUSTEE's SALE.
BY b. A CLARK & Co. AUCTIONERRS,
Of ge and spendd socE Of sILVBRWARE and IVORY HANDLE
and SILFRRPLArRD TABLE CUTLERY, at Store No. % Liberty
5 doons from Nassau.
~ THURSDAY, MAY IS, a. l0i o'clock
nd daily a hour until al 10 sod
The above stock consists (new stylesl Ice Phers
s,ivsr ses Mugs Stands Center Pieces Epegnes Cake
Basse dinner Pickle Casters EapkR Rings
FORKS spoons Gard Receivers nc, SC Also,
~ FINE TABLE CUTLERY.
Every article Of the celebrated manufacture
S 10 he and the attention of the trade Is
c 10 this be closed az Per order
1A' - ~ FRED. SMITH. Trustee
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
o. II. PEKsoS Aucu0ueeL.
Diver VIEW PROPERTY,
Al (OppSate Beleyilel.
BFLMOUNT FOR SALE.
This elegant the banks Of the beautiful River Pas
sill be offered for SALE In
400 LOTS


THURSDAY, MAY IS.
This superb upon high ridge with nver view Of many
ms-Oange Mountain the West NevYork Jersey City staten
island Newark Elizabeth the South and Last
Is within six miles NevYoTk and mile from Newark city line
Accessible BY Midland Newark and Paterson Railways and horse
Tine from Nev.York Location equal The most beau
tin slopes Hudson Investment here cannot fail TO pay enormous
profits Zine music Lunch before the sale
Railroad passes maps procured free Of charge Of o. H.
PIERsON Co., Pinesti JOHN A ELWELL, 20
CedarL Eew-York; Of the Agents, BASSETT EDWARDS
CHEDsTBR sl2 Broad Newark Train leaves by Twenihirds
and Cubersst Ferries TemsTen per cent and
ouss e on sae per in 30 when deeds viii be
ready balance bond ard for three Title perfect
EorE--BAssETr EDWARDS CHEDlSTER. 82 Broad-st, New
ark Agents Refer by permission to Frederick Tappen ESQ.,
President Gaatu National Bank y and National State Bank
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
New- gersep Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-A FARM OF 20 acres, II miles
foa Phulsd Ne'srsev village Of Water1lle, house
Of fruit excellent water; desirable place Tor
r,-ras residence gurien 80 yards from line Of Bound
,f sI New loTE Railroad; puce s5506 5000 remain
sou sul no-age Address Box Pansed BRoUER,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK CITY.
,..r q No 10 Certandi and D.Ysts 25sEl0o 8l55OOo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
ATTENTION.
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
NEW FIREPRoOF BUILDING.
FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS.
ELEGANT OFFICES AND LARGE VAULTS TO
RENT IN THE ABOVE
FrREPRoOF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL, THE COURTS. THE POST OFFICE,
&C, &C.
OFFICES, SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS,
BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, AC, &C, CAN BE
HAD, srNGLY OR EN- SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE, FROM IOXl2 FEET TO 2sXs7 FEET, AT $500,
$780, $50 AND UPWARD TO $4,000. ACCORDING
TO SIZE AND LOCATION
THE ABOVE BUILDING Is
COMPLETELY TIREPROOF,
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
HEATED BY STEAM. AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN IN
PROvEMENTs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
YORK HERALD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 90 1s7arRPLE SHEET
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

t ROBINSON HALL, IS EA r SIXTEENTH STREET
n Miss Jennie Legs addresses the children Lyceum
at lok o'clock A. Msnd lectures for the society "a
y
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-- ----e-.------.---- --------- -
WINTER RESORTS.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL NASSAU N p, BAHIA
III mas, will open November 1873 Persons desiring
escape rigOrs OF Northern winter obtain cir
cular containing null information by addressing JAMES
LIDGERWUUD, 753 Broadway. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
SUMMER RESORTS.

DALISADES MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
IL EnglcwoOd, N j.
will remain open until October |.
Address COZZENS 4 MURRAY.
COUTH ORANGE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, MoNTRosE
- station, N. Especial inducements offered to
parties desrng first class Goard for the fall This
Is OF the heallles ana most accessible hotels near
New York; 20 minutes Of Barclay street, via
Morris and Essex Railroad; 80 trains daily.
G. HITZELBhRGER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
FURNITURE.

WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR
IA. Furniture, Carpets and Bedding, b. NJ. cow
PERTHWATT X CO.'S, l65 and I57 Chatham street
An fm mense stock and low prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20

EGLfSE RFfORMEE FRANCHISE EVERY SAB.
~ bath morning at 1917 O'Clock; Divine service in
Association Hail., Iwenty-third street corner Fourth
avenue, by Rev. Il. Bore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20

LNRsE CHURCH OF OUR LORD, CORNER THIRTY
= seventh street and Eighth avenue.Thc services in
this church established by the late G. W. SewarO have
been brought to q close.
XIV w. 'G GSk6xrR. wardens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE HOLY
~ Trinity Twcntvtrst street near SIKH avenue, Rev,
O. !. krotel D., pastor.Serv;ces sunday, 2st, 01s
A. NJ ana ~ j. NJ. Sunday school, ga NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
COUNTRY BOARD.

rI,O SPORTING MEN, WILL TAKE BOARDERS
i not to exceed twenty. az my place, Noyack, FIVE
miles west OF az llarbor where the shooting is the
finest the Stae ducks slain there by thousands
ia terms moderate astc proprietor is DESTROYS
OF making known the great privileges and shooting
poriunities of the place Address ID. Virgins, Sag
Hnrbor, l.. /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20

ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH OF SAINT JAMES
~ Fast Fifteenth street between Second a nd Third
avenues; A. q. Wedeknd, u. ~. Pastor services sab
ba h. .eptember 81 at lO1a A. M and ~ r. NJ. Sabbath
School at 2ie r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20

FIHE OATMAN HOUSE, 81 BOWERY, HAVING BE En-
/. entirely renovated, opens tomorrow with u first
class restaurant the object being to combine the advan
agcs OF superior dining with the comforts of
family he. el arranged on the European plan.
GEORGE TAYLOR, Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20

(RITTENDEN HOUSE. BROADWAY AND TWENTY.
~ sixth street. on the European pan.-Ncwly furnished
Rooms single and en- suite. at moderate prices for the
winter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20

rINO LET-FULLY AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
No ~ East Fortv-second street. to a private family
only For further particulars apply to the owner W. W
MALL IS Worth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
RoARDERs waNrru.

OR TWO NICE ROOMS TO LBT-wITH BOARD,
IN private American family americans preferred,,
at lis East Twenty seventh street t. A. ALLEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20

IN BROOKLYN.-A PARLOR FLOOR TO LET WITH
] board to gentleman and wife or to single gentle.
men rooms in perfect order, comfortably furnished hot
and cold water large closet; Jerry convenient to
three lines OF only family no other board
ers. Apply at SS Degraw street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20

NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, NO. 30 BOWERy CORN II
~ of Bayard street.-20O light Rooms neatly fur
nshed Soc. cOc per night 81 60 to IS week. for
gentlemen only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20

ERENCH EVANGELICAL CHURCH. NO. UNIvER-
H. sity place; New York.-Rev. Dr. Rechel of Month";
ran Suisse, will preach on sunday september 81 at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
HOTELS.

GALLEN HOUSE l66 HUDSON STREET CORNER
~ OF Laight Excellent Board, 50 to ~ 50 per week.
with single Room single Room, without board, So aud
upwards; Lodging 63cents; gentlemen oniy. Open all
night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20

GRANT HOUSE, ~ NEW BOWERY, ONE BLOCK
~ south OF Chatham square.-Clcancst and best vcni
lated cheap house in the city no bugs 100 rooms single
rooms 35c and SOC. per night double rooms 81 and 81
Open all night.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-08
Buried Alive.
A HORRIBLE DISCLOSURE.

For some tune past the work Of
removing the remains Of the de-
parted from the old Roman Catho-
lie burylng ground in Ottawa,
Canada, to the new cemetery has
been quietly going on, and moth
ing moro than might be expected
under the circumstances occurred
until the other day. The sacred
ashes have been revercntly taken
from their narrow beds and remov.
ed by the hands of loving friends
to the new city ofthe dead. Affect
ing incidents have naturally oc-
CURED, and some scenes bordering
on the revolving have been wit
messed in the cemetery.
Recently unburied bodies have
been uncofined that fond eyes
might gaze upon their features for
the last time before covering them
with the sod again. One such in
cident of startling nature occur
red last Tuesday. A gentleman
who was engaged in removing the
remains Of some Of his deceased
relatives, was asked by an &C.
quaintance, who was similarly
engaged, to assist him in lifting
coffin from q grave. He did so,
and the lid was taken off. To the
horror of the small body Of specta
tors who gathered around it, they
discovered that the body, which
was that Of an uncle ofthe gentle
man who was removing it, had
been disturbed in the coffin. It
was terribly contorted, as if the
deceased had died in great agony.
The face wore an expression of
intense pain and horror, the arms
were drawn up as far as the
coffin would admit, and the head
was twisted round to the should
ers, from which the flesh had
apparently been guawed by the
struggling man. Sickened by the
horrible sight, the spectators drew
back from the coffin and looked
speechlessly into each others eyes.
Not a word was spoken, but there
was not a man present who did
not feel that the deceased had
been buried alivc-probatly while
in trance-and had awakened
only 10 perish in his living tomb.
The coffin was closed again and
taken to the new cemetery, where
it was decently inferred.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-08

? for some days, playing po
ker, drinking whiskey, and literal
ly galvanizing the inhabitants
with the recital of air-brcadth
adventures in the far West. Old
; cad" under these circumstances
had languished. His potato bar,
rel was deserted, and the base rab.
bic that erstwhile had listened,
open-mouthed, to his productions,
now thronged about the new com.
er; and, to cut it short, old Ad.
was desperate.
As be squared himself upon his
chair and lit his pipe, it was quite
evident that he meant business.
There was look in his eye that
thrilled "the boys" and before
which even the confident stran-
ger would show signs of waver-
ing.
Old Ad, launched forth upon q
fearful encounter with thirty. eight
Indians. Circumstantial as TO The
various manocuvers and deeds of
woodcraft by which he beguiled
those ill-fated savages, be wrought
his audience gradually to pitch
of unwonted excitement, How
he Jagged, how he trailod, how he
gave the Hi-you.muck-a and
how, in the course of these things
he managed to slay twenty-seven
Of bis enemies, viii never, never,
be forgotten in P. The boys
were at once delighted and appall.
ed. Such aghting as that had
never been dreamed Of in their
philosophy, and they regarded old
Ad. with feelings approaching rev.
erence.
But" said the hoary old sim
ner, with tho most innocent coun-
tenancs imaginable, 'just at this
Goment l stubbed my toe against
pesky old root, and here came
the eleven red devils bowling down
on me, with their spears and toma.
hawks lifted. I managed to kill
one more with my Derringer, and
laid another out with a purely in
spired kick in the stomach, but
the other nine were on me in
moment, and l saw the jig was up
for me. They were wild with
rage and revenge, and I knew
there was no hopo Of pity. l
thought of the folks back in Caro-
lima, and the dear girl--."
But" said the stranger, unable
to restrain his excitement, "what
became of you?"
why" said old Ad. getting up
and putting on his hat, "they kill
ed me, Of course!"
"Gentlemen," said the stran yor,
violently, "that's the biggest lie l
e7el heard"