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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-12
STATE NEWS.

The Wilmington Journal says that the
Baltimore aud Wilmington Steamship
Company has Offered l's magnificent
steamer, the Raleigh, TO take the Press
Association on an excursion 10 sea. That
Is great compliment to the Press
Municipal election throughout the
state resulted ~ Democratic Victories
everywhere exceptiu GoIdsbcro Raleigh
hns a Democratic administration for The
fst time slnce the war.
The Democratic gain In Charlotte at tie
late election was 202.
Mr- o. w. Cheek ~ Durham has pre-
sented the durham Sunday school with n
iine Organ May his generous he ~.
mrmbered a. long as the Instrument
swells cut rs inspiring tones
james r. Morehea,l a prominent lawyer
at Greensboro died last week u eong-tiye
chill IL the 7sth year o. hl- ase.
Col. A. NJ. waddeil win deliver the An.
nual Address before The Literary Societies
~ Wake Forrest College.
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/ -Four acres Of land were sold at Durham
last week for Sles1. Fourteen months
ago, the same land sold for 5000. Good
for our little Durham.
A negro boy ut Brinkleyvilie IN Halifax
County, caught large hawk in his hands
while The hawk was engaged III fight with
. stout ileI,.
The Hrancli mint 1T Charlotte is to be
closed finally on the Ist ~ June. 1t was
opened IN 1885 or0. L had ceased TO be a
mint OF courage sincetiie wal.
The new Chapel at Trinity College has
been completed and is said 10 be one ofthe
finest buildings IA tie State 1t will seat
about 200O people.
The Historical Society Of North Caro-
lima Was organized last week in Raleigh
under the authority Of Its charter granted
by the late Legislature. The Hon. w A.
Graham was elected President.
81. james Church ut Wilmington Is to
be re-stuccoed and otherwise repaired on
tie exterior.
The Winston Sentinel says MI J. Al.
Betting will put upa large tobacco Fac
tory ia Winston this summer. Winston Is
going Durham close race.
The aggregate damage III lie State by
the late cold snap was about si,OO0,OO0, 50
the D.an Of Statistics says
The Fayetteville Eagle Is now printed
~ Charlotte as a Daily. Success toil.
The Eagle SAYS large numbers OF
Northern travellers returning from vim
ters tour south, are now passing through
that city on their way home. Quite
number are stopping over for The Cenlen-
NAL.
Wilmington Is eating strawberries at 15
cents quart
Chickens Is worth only $50 cents a pair
in Wilmington.
Ice now qualities everything liquid ex,
cept coffee IN Wilmington. Unjust be
warm down there.
The wheat crop IN the Eastern counties
WAS but very little damaged by the recent
trusts.
Tue Fayetteville Military Companies
have received and pitchedr their tents for
the Charlotte Centennial
The city o. Raleigh redeemed Itself last
Monday. We send greetings to our sister
town. for = We know how IL i ourselves
II Democrats to 0 Radicals were elected in
the Board Of Al,lermen. thus restoring
the city to honest and efficient govern
menl.
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Hs.. v. a. eraham.

This gentlrmsn accompanied by his son,
Mr. A. W Graham. LETT home on saiur>
day morning ~ Ioln the Commissioners
gu the dl-pated boundary between vir-
ginia aud Maryland In Washington City.
The duties ~ the Commissioners have be-
cume very l.boriaus aud ierplexing, aud
u will ptclnhIy lie in Session Cor several
weeks 1t rs present setting.
We are glad ta say that Mr. Gnham's
health Is improved. and that be seems
wen able 70 hear 10 under the many
dulles Imposed HIM by an apprecIative
publle-the list of which isihe Presidency
d The North Carolina Historical Society.
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Mr. Thomas Webb, counsel for Alex.
andsr aayv who was convicted at spring
Term, 1873 Cor the killing q his ial:aer,
6rern Mayo on Christmas night 1877, and
who was sentenced 20 three years ~ the
Penlisntiary, succeeded on "Wednesday
last, Ia procuring from Gov. Brugdrn .
remission Of the remainder Of the term of
imprisnnm.n,. The conduct % the Iad 10
c'Eiienlent has been exemplary, aud there
seems 10 be feeling that, The killing was
really accidental-ccrlaInly not pFenlesli-
ta'cd. The pafdpning power las therefore
bseti judlelsusly exercisrd.
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..si. Matthews.

The splre on tn is Church has. been car
ried up 10 IL highest paint. and Ism great
addition to the appearanoeofthe building.
The brick work az the tower was carried
up about ten feet. on which spire OF
about 10 feet surmounted byaeriss, was
eree,ed' II isyisible from oil parts 81 the
town. The interior reparcs ~ the Church
are completed with the exception Of I,aiI-
ding and are generally approved u.
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WARNING.

A female stood near the old town pump.
Aud bi..er tears she shed
We eyed the lady fore aud an
Her hair aud nore were red.
She looked the picture OF distress.
Tile very type ofw6e
We asked why her unhappiness
Her voice came soft aud low
Says she !: am a stranger here and
bought my Hat, Sh rs aud Dies. before
lonking Ut the tremendous Stock at the
PARKS Bazaar
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There appears 20 be many different
ways IL understanding tile true meaning
ofnewslmper patronage, rs IL Is called,
sud as AN interested party, we give place
70 a iiisquisitlon on the subject 10y one
who knows whereof he whites. il will
serve perhaps a. a mirror In hich certain
parties may ssv themselves Us others
see them i
Many long aud weary years ofexper-
lence ia The Publishing business has forced
the conviction upon US that newspaper
patronage Is a wordof many definitions.
aud that great majority Of mankind. are
either ignarsnt Of the correct definition,
or are dishonest III strict biLical sense ~
the word. Newspaper patronags l. rnm-
posed II n many colons as the rainbow
and rs chahgeabie NJ a chamrle0n.
One man comes In aud sul,scribes fnr
paper aud pays for Il in advance, then
goes hume aud rrads Il with the proud
satisfaction that Il i his. lie hands III
his advertisement, ask the price, aud pays
fnr II. goes 10 his place % business, aud
rcal,s the advantage thereof This i pat.
ronage.
Another man asks you to send him the
paper aud gors on without saying a WORD
about pay. Time rassesa IN, aud you are
ia need Of money. aud ask him TO pay the
sum lie owes you. He flies into i passion.
perhaps pays; prrhaps not. aud orders the
paper stopped This Is called patronage.
Anmhrr man has your paper for q long
time without payment, and becomes tired
OF you and wants change. Thinks he
will have a ely paper. Hetells the i'ost-
master that liz don't want that paper amy
more, copy comes hacked refused. =
But he don't pay, oil mol! lie has to keep
your money TO buy city paper. Pay comes
when you sue him. Such may be called
patronage.
One man brings ina fifty cent adyer-
tiscment aud wants two dollar puff
thrown In. aud when you decline he goes
or mad. Even this may be called pat.
ronage.
htluiItf ttul Nttt INV aNNt ~
Il too smaller too high priced, but he
buiruws regularly aud reads. Aud that
could be called patronage.
One man likes the paper; he takes copy
and pays for u. aud gets his friend 20 DO
The SANG; he j. not always grnmbling To-
you Of others. but has friendly word. n
an accident occurs 10 his section. he 10
forms The editor at once. This Is news
paper patronage.
Another man has tsken the paper sew.
eral years, but hHs not paid for II, and III
he comics with an advertisement which he
wants inserted free because lie Is " nj OLD
patron.r THIS IL called patronage.
One hands you marriage or other no.
tIce and asks for extra copies % the paper
containing u; aud when you ask hlm 10
pay for the payers be looks surprised
" You surely don't take pay for sucl, small
matters That d called patronage.
cine man, and u Is good 10 see such,
comes Ia aud says. tie year for Which
paid Is ahout TO expire, ! want 10 pay for
another lie does 20 aud tetires. This y
newspaper patronage.
INV isu't newspaper patronage curls
ous thing 2 In that grca, day when The
gentleman Nv black g,fs hi own ducs--
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WOOL cARDlNc.
OAKS, ORANGE co. N. @

OUR Machines are naw ihslthdi,l order and
W We are prepared to DO work that cannot be
eXcelled IN The state.
We have lIilrrcr and PIrKer attached 20 ciIr
Machines. thereby saving the labor Of Iirking
and Bnrrims Your W0nl. before bringing il for
Cardng. Grease furnished " desired.
OK TERMS Those bringing their Wool to
ollr Machine. will lie rha,g ed Eight cents per
pound. or one Fiflh 81 the Wool Coi0red Wool
viii I've charged u y cents, 10 II brought 10 The
Machine. Those ilndlng il more convenient to
WOODS store. lli.lsJ0ro. aud al Mebanesyille
Depot. Ne viii receive II here. card and return
Il for 10 cts. per pound. Work executed with
dispatch. NJ. ". MOokE q 20.
Alay ). Oaks, NC.
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Says the Salisbury Watclman: We
interviewed ceniennarian The other day /.
old uncle Dick Terrence, colorrd, who i
nikl, unso Us years old. judging from re-
liable data. Uncle Dick is still = sprighly
old darkey. walks around. works 10 tile
garden. and loves 20 talk about old times.
lie was born IN Salisbury. aud Is older
than mnst II the houses n0w standing. III
the Interest Of science aud Hygiene. We
asked him II he had ever chewrd tobacco /:
. on yes. massa said he.n bin chawin
nigh on 10 % years, but my teeth i most
All gone, and hates Il cause I can't CLAW
good any more
How about drinking, uncle Dick Bless
you massa. I've been iakin Of my danl
more'n hundred years now, Nj II ain
never hurt me yiI, never wasn't no
drunk, but I would u, tcetie lightever
now aud thcn.'
What wauld bio Lewis, and Halls
Journal Of Health have said inlhe presence
ofsuch testimony rs thls3 Why, we felt
like We had hardly ever taken single
dram. had hardly even commenced chaw-
ing. when we measured ourselves against
this century old monument the preserving
qualities 90 both. Il encouraged Us greatly.
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sIusTcGIvEN AWAY.


Every snhsc rber to Chuch's Musical
Visitor receives for ,infhing. one Of thes
large, handsome. cIotli-bound collections
81 beautiful music:
No. l--Song Premium, Vocal music. J
No. piano Premium, INSTRUMENTAL
nusic.) No. 81 Classic Premium, (difii-
cult music.)
Sabscrl. ton price Of Pisit)r Is only 81, 80
d near.
gives every month. ieaiing ma fer
nolgh to fill a large hook, and from ~ to
IA plges Of new music. making at least
$1,000 Worth Of Music Alone,
during the year.
Send stamp for sample copy. with list Of
.eontents Of Premium Books. &c; or better
still, send $3.50. stating which premium
yotl prefer. and receive il by return mail,
and Tie Visitor for d whole year.
Agent wanted in this place.
Address. .
JOHN cHtRcH k co;
CINCINNATI %.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-12

Judge Kerr parsed M road on Satur-
day night on his way home, lis cirruitin
the 4th judicial District being over.
Judge Mckoy also wentup 70 Rocking
ham, which Is the last Court Ia the It'll
District.
Both nfthem have made most favorable
impressions wherever they have been,
aud the wisdom 81 their selection last
summer as candidates Is glorously viudi-
Gated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-12

Tickets for the round trip win he issued
frem the following points 10 Charlotte aud
return, at the rates named, tor the crle.
brasion on tile e0th Inst:
McLeavsville. sos; Gibsonville, SO;
en- Shops. sf5; Graham. $50; Haw River.
500. MebanesIlle, S.T5; HIlIsI"ro. 4.O5;
Durham. 4'ss; Aprrissille. 400; Cary. 800.
Raleigh, SOS; Clayton. $40; Wilson's
Mills, 5.s5; svlma. slo. Pine Level, Gl5;
PRINCETON. d. $: Gal,lsIsoro. 1. 20.
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our Living and our mead.


WeclIp the following from tile Daily
News and give i our unqualified endorse
nieDt
Mrs. q. +. Spencer, than whom there is
no more competent Judge, says there has
never been 50 excellent Journal before
published IN North Carolina We agree
with her fully, aud urge spqnthe people
of TIE State the necessity ofshowIng their
faith BY their works. And they need not
hold buck for wantof coontenance. Niles
Fisher, enc OF the contributor, has Tie en-,
dorscment the literary world, and the
hearts admiration Of oil readers. Mrs.
Harris LAS made her mark. r.R. Kings
bury Is Q name everywhere respected for
Its delicate control Of The power Of criti.
cism. There are few Of che contributors,
and the whole magazine ii sustained with
power that gives. those named no es-
peelal nrominence.
As North s'arolinians, let tile magazine
but fully sustained.
Sheriff. Hughes delivered his four pris-
ouers safely at the gates OF the penitentiary
last week.
The escaped prisoner William Faucet
has moi b,aet ra..a,,tttpd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-12

The weather has become suddenly hot,
and The eiitct upon the grswing crDp y
very hue. Wheat and winter oats have
rarely ever looked better nj this season,
aud tl,e prospects Cor a fine crop are now
very flatttring. Farmers are busy plans
ting corn They are later than for years
past. Tobacco plants are still very small
Tut sIth good sea~ans. = fair crop Of dark
tobacco will IL nnalc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-12

as he surely will--h5w many of the pats
rons enumerated above will fall 10 his
share While Il win be seen that while
certain kinds Of patronage are The very
life and existence of newspapers, there are
other kinds Of patronage THAT are more
destructive than the deadly night shade.
Reader where do you .standl Sal.
Walchmafl. M
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-12

MetanrsyIlle begins 70 fscI the impulse
% Improvement, seveml buildings are
going up among which y hamdsnnie
Residences lef ti,e Pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church, Mebanesviilc y pleasantly 81
tuAted. IN tlne country. and Intelligent
population. aud ought 20 he growing up
into SOME Importance.
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p.axham. sehse,.

We learn than during the vacation, work
will lie commenced on the new Academy
building ~ this scl,onI. The building Will
be 81 brick. Iwo storirs high and about IN
xla Tw. society Halls will b. Iocaied
IN the second story. New barracks will
aIso be built. which will Lr onc sio.y ~
hsight forming three sides q hollow
square.
The InslI.ulion Is In a highly flourI.hing
condition.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-12

We regret TO learn that Mrs. Eliza
Wi;herrpopn. living at Lochiel, III this
vicinity had the misfortune tobieak her
right arm few days ago IS an accidental
fall.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-12

The Rector of ST. Matthews aud Pastor
Of the Presbyterian Church botli otiiciaied
elsewhere on Sunday.
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JOHN .cHtJRcH k co;
CINCINNATI, @.
MARRIED

MARRIED
Inthis Comfy. on the 9th inst, at the
residence ofthe brides father hy the Rev.
Mr. Whitaker, Mr.. Samuel :. Thompson,
10 Miss. Catherine i. Tapp.
In this county. ON Wednesday the 2sth
orArriI. by Elder VIM b. Harrell. NJ.
wm. Lipscomhe ofDurlianl. to Miss Mary
G.. daughter ufJohn &. McCown, esq,
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The new Board OF Commissioners has
anpolnted Mr.. Charles j. Cfnbtre-. lnwn
constable d very good appointment.
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sse AID. Of NJ. w, Moore 4 Co.. Woo
csrlinv. Parties may rely on them, rs
NM, work cannot be surpassed In n. g,
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Alta regular nleeliug of young mans
hope lodge 40 5 Independent Order oI
Good TenIplars the following officers wer,
Installed Cor the insuing quarter
w. g. T. J. g. Webb.
W. y.T.-Miss Mary t;stiis,
w. n. 81. y. Whitfield,
W. 4. Miss Gertrude wilbon,
w. n. ST. .. C;attis.
w.c.-Rev. John Pnguc,
w. M.-Henry Richards,
WI. G.-A.J. Gordon,
w. o. G.-J. NJ. Adams,
r. w. q. TT. ID. Tinnin,
w.A.s-sIIs. Maggie Reese.
w.D M.-Miss Lizzie Pogue.
Il. II. S.-Miss Bertha Adams,
u. n. s.-Mi~s Rossa Hedgrpeth.
l.. d.. II. Gatli-.
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wanted.

There i not single Smith living In
HillsLoro. Can any ofauf neighboring
towns send Us q few
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The Western NORTH Carolina r. R. Co.

nIrniianed aliu described ~ said DrrFer.
Tie purchaser % purchasers will IL required
o. pay 10 the Commissioners TIN THOU AND
mtLLARs ~ CASH on the day II s1Ie. anil
viii H. given CREDIT fsr the lalanre IL the pur-
Chase mnnry Until Monday the 9Th DRY ~ july.
lSi5. the irt fHle day ~ sstid Court &c Greens
bnlu. y g.. next ensuing aller the day 81 sale.
Those Who ptii chase ~ said sale. provided THY
he holders of the lHndS SECURED hy The mortgage
mentioned 10 the said DrFec. iiay retain their
shares 90 the purchase nency. excerpt ~ 90 the
saii SIN ~ slO.0n.H0. by guaranteeing to the
Commissioners an eqln,l amount III aid bOnds.l
I he said commissioners are authorized, - soon
- the said -ar shall R confirmed rs the court.
" gtc immediate possession ~ The said Railroad.
" property aud cituis nf every Mud aud descrp-
tipn; aud 81 persons wia NAV BE- In Possession Of
The sid Railroad or any Ut Its property are COM
rnanded 20 surrender tie SINE to the purchasers
up y the production 81 tire Commissioners deed
~ them.
Til Road, whcn T. connexions shall he com.
pleird. viii form aue Of tie na.l IMPORTANT
THuROI6lFAkESi W the sutire south. it,
lrnrgh u I4a milr-. IT whlrh lii mIlrs j. CONE
virte: tliAt y FROM salisbury 10 Old Fort ~ Me-
lowell county. NJ the Eastern base OF the Blue
Rilge: aud the greater part ~ the remainder IL
The road l. graded. or nearly -.
Thew has already lren expended upna this
Kaad. about s6.o0o .opo.nn. u y now snid ~ ~
tlslt delft nf about ~ 400. OOa. oo--which con-
stlfntes tle nrsi hen npun the property. The
Commissioners believe that the title ofthe pur-
chaser viii We good.
Dor any iurtbeF information. address
RS GAlTllEn
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C,attis has finlshed the brick work Of his
new store, anawill soon flush up tile
interior. Who next?
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See Levy's splendid invitation 70 su1-
n,sr buyers. Ladies', give heed 70 his
call.
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blackwell At Durham Is about building
ann,her factory.
ohl Tor little 0. Durham In IIillsLoro
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see fourth pare both for Ads and In
t.restlng reading matter
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PAYMENTS always In advance.
Iob printing done neatly cheApy and
promptly.
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The Western North Carolina Railroad Co..
~ III Tnd Il. Caldwell. Rufus Y Ne.
Alden, The First National Bank Of Char
lotto. John Rutherford. Hiram Kelley,
Thomas G Greerlce, James Grcehlee.
Mary Carson. A II Erwin. n II ID VII.
snn, Assignee, X Nj Walker and others.
Defendants.
THE undersigned. Commissioner appointed
Il hy The Court at the said April Term there
~. mills-lI II The Court House door ~ the city
IL
Salisbury. ne Pad day Of June, 1875.
NJ Public Auction. iaihe highest lidapr. III the
iraushi.rs. roaa. ruasilsplS, rolling stock and
property of cyegy kind. nature and description
l...l..ll niIln a lii. .lil
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VALuABLE r AlL4oAD p4Ortarf
FOR SALE.

Pursuant 10 Decree 1T The circnit Court
Of the United States: Tor the Western Dis
trict Of North Csrolina. a. the April Term.
1873 ut Greensboro, IN a proceeding then
and there pending in Eqnity. to foreclosc a
mortgage mentioned in the pleadings be.
tween Henry Clcws and Hiram Sibly aud
others, Plaintiffs.
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r.rm. Of the RECORDERS for 1871.
For year. S1pV'
q o months. LvV.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-10-02
Our Revenge.

When, in boyhood's days, we faith
fully read the "Pirate's Own Book, " we
became imbued with the idea that re-
venge was sweet. We have just had our
revenge.
He came stalking into our Office just
now, as only tramp printer can stalk
in, said he was on his way to New York,
and wanted lift. He wore no coat, no
vest, but pair of pants with the bot
toms frayed out so that he had to tuck
them into his boot tops, a straw hat, the
brim half gone and a tow string about
it, shirt, buttonless and filthy, boots
that were two sizes too large, full of
holes and soles so loose that they scarce
ly held to the tops, and tapped dolefully
as he walked. He smelt strongly of
poor whisky, of course. All tramp prin-
tiers do that-when they can, and they
generally manage to, even if they cannot
raise five cents to buy a loaf of bread.
Altogether he was the worst blacksmith
Job that we ever saw about a printing
office.
How distinctly we remembered, as we
looked upon him, the morning that, at
tired in our best, with fainting heart and
faltering steps we climbed up the two
pair of long stairs to the printing office
to become devil. He was there then,
dapper, well-dressed Boston printer,
and foreman of the office. He was
known as a "lady killer" or "heart
breaker, among the craft, and a sprucer
looking fellow never locked up form.
He watched us carefully, took ou1
measure, and made up his mind that we
would do, and called it Boston trick.
He placed an old iron ley kettle, that
weighed twenty pounds, in our young
and tender hands, and sent us to old
Bijah Watson's to get it filled with
"strap OIL" It was mile and half tc
Bijah's, and that kettle weighed foul
tons-not coal measurement-bef we
set it down at Biiah's workbench, and
ordered it filed. Bijah might have en-
ightened us more courteously than he
did, but when he picked up leather
strap and laid it over our shoulders unit
his strength gave out, called us little
ninny for being made such fool of, anG
then ordered us to pick up the kettle
and go home, we thought it too much
We had our revenge on Bijah in aftel
years, for we set up his obituary and haG
the satisfaction of seeing it go through
the paper with his name spelled wrong
but we had nursed our wrath and waited
patiently for vengeance on the author O.
the joke (O.
We had it now in watching the dappel
heart breaker, developed into thu
tramp printer, eat the first good meal hi
had devoured for months, and, with {
full stomach, on his way New Yorkwards
and as happy as tramp printer knows
how to be.-Owego IN " Record.