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Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
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j. f.. Behen, Monroe, La is agent for the
renowned Singer Sewing Machine. All
nrlnrs Ly mill nrnlnntI nttnnleL LII I'm,
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
SUCCESSION SALs;
or CHARLES WHEELER. Decd.

PARISH or RICHLANp, "'''' N''''"
BY virtue Of IN orier Of sale from the Hon.
the Parish Courr, Of the Parish Of Richiand;
State Of Louisiana, Mahuldah ID. Wheeler.
Administrative of the Estate uf Charles
Wheeler, deed, will offer at public sale
within the hours prescribed by law, al the
last place of residence III the deceased. all the
property cro,npri,ing said Estate, al not les
Than the appraised inrentoried value, 10 pay
the debts Of said Estate, on the
oh day IF .4rgn,t, H. d., 1876.
The land will be sold in fwo lot ui twenty
five J'l-ln acres each, ii being lot Of Sec.
&, L. II, n r. : East, containing .ifty-on.
acres, more or less, Us per map to be exhibited
on the day Of sale.
| Sorrell Mare Mule. | DIN Horse, | yoke
Oxen, Two Horse Wagon, Ok Wagon,
3 Head Stock Cattle - Head Stock Hog,
more or LEES, Bales Cotton, I'm scc,) NOR,
or less.
Terms of sale cash. al rot less ,hai
appraised valne.
MAHULDAH ID. WHEELER,
July 9Th, 1876. Administrators.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05

We call especial attention of our readers
to the notice of the Board Of Assessors in this
issue, and earnestly urge the importance OF
attending to the assessment Of their properly
during the mcn,l Of August, es M correction
can he made after that time. Take due notice
and act accordingly. IT,
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
J. \. SliULTX, Chief Clerk.
MOTTO f..

In conformity will. the Above in>tnIctiM,s
from the Auditor, will receive from all ,aN
payers The amounts due FOR back and current
taxes and licenses, without penalties, until the
9Th day Of Oct 1876. after which time shall
exact :lre penalties assessed according to law.
WM. L. OLIVER Tax Collector
Parish OF RlrhlanI.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05

The churches in Bayou Ma"on Association
are hereby notified that have for dis,ribu.
ton the Minutes Of the Louisiana State Ton.
ven'ion held at Shreveport. July irl. st!r, 9Th
and 10Th, 1876. WILEY p MANGHAM
Il. IIrasmrrr L.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05

$50 acres land-7O acres in good state Of
cultivation. with good comfortable HOUSES
will he sold Cheap for Cash or two-thirtls
Cash, with mortgage retained for balance
There is also on the place Horses and f,rning
implements, and two good Jokes of oxcn.-
For further particulars, apply to J. J. Osieen,
on the place or to Wiley p. Mangham, Ray
vile. La. uy. eff.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
Our Centennial GNcr.

On flie -IIh Of July, 1876, we will present
500 Weed Sewing Machine, warranted by
the manufacturers TO be in Perfect order and
of the latest improved pattern. 10 each of the
five persons sending us the largest number
Of new subscribers from now until the 2Oih
of June next. No one, however, will he en-.
titled To a machine whose list of subscribers
is less than twenty. r.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05

See notice Of The Bafd of Assessors in this
issue. Now is the time to come forward and
appraise yonr property. II is to he hoped
tia, none will neglect to attend 10 this matter
aal lheu j,anc some one else lor their
urglrci. IT,
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05

S275 Beary's Golden Tongue rarlor Organ,
manufactured by Mr. Daniel F. Beatty, of
Washington. y. j., who adveriises in our
columns. The organs manugactured hy this
house are motel for their beautiful finish, rich
deep tone. AMI great durability; have only
to be seen AMI heard to be appreciated. CAL
al this office If
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
THE RICHLAND BEACON,


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onr authorized Agents to contract for adver-
Using for the BEACON
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corner Beekman street, New York, are our
authorizen agents for n. Y.
ii. y. HrcEARD, Advertising Agent, New
Haven. Conn, will contract for advertise
snents for the BEACON.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
STATE OF LouIsiAN. 1p,c
Parish of Rithland, 'ar'sh >""'''

STATE OF Lorts'AS, Parish con,,
Pari.h of Riohland, TUFTS" @'"'''
Succession Of Margaret Stafford, deceased.
WHEREAS, W. s Mcintosh has flod
w in the office of the Clerk of the Ifh
District Court in and for the parish Of Rich
land, his application for the administration Of
the estate Of Mrs. Margaret, Stafford, deceased.
Now, therefore. unless Opposition ba
made thereto within ten day, from the date
hereof. the said W. S. Mcintosh will be ap-
pointed administrator Of said estate, on compiy%
ins with the requisites Of the law.
J. NEWT. PITTS,
4 ,rue copy Clerk nth Dist. Court
7. NrwR PrTrs. Clerk if,h Dist Court
Ray,Illc, La Jnly -. 1916. ~.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
Executive Committee

Executive COnm1ttCe
1f the D>moeToiic-C Conservative Party of he
Parish of Riohland:
LIST Ward-G. Med. Brumby, II. p. Wells
aud p. B. Feenan.
2nd +. Fowler, ID. A. Campbell, jr.
and Elijah Scott.
3rd X r. Justice, {. II. Brashear and
Benjamin Myrick.
Ath &" w. T. Ivy. f. II. Williams and
II. F. Eickers.
9Th A. Dyson, +. Hatch and II. s.
Boughton.
p. II. Toler, Chairman, Rayville, La.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05

Best quality Of Spring Steel Machine Nee
dies for all kinds OF machines, at the machine
agency of J. f.. Behen, Monroe La ijanl.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05

Moor's Business University, Atlanta. Ga
The only Actual Business School in the South.
Send for Catalogue. Iy.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
200 Boxes Soda crackers;
100 boxes cream Biscuit;
50 half boxes extra So Ia Tor Families
All fresh from the Oven.
decl3. LAMKIN & EGGLESTON

Piano FOR SALE.-We offer for sale the
celebrated Waters Piano. This is said to be
an excellent instrument and any persons
desirous o, purchasing one would find it to
their interest to call on us before ordering, as
this instrument is fully warranted to give
satisfaction. If
''SE ring Goods by Express
Fine line of piece goods"
Scents Cashmere Suits
Scents Diagonal Coats am, Vests"
"Laes, Style Hats
Anew styles Scarf and Ties
GEO c. KRESS & co.
Nicksburg, Miss.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
FIFTY CENTS.

The STATE REGISTER refuses to PROSTATE
Itse If before the KELLOGG administration. 1,
will support the principles aud ideas of the
republican party, instead of the schemes and
Jobs OF lis managers and wire pulers, and
will be sent until after the election for
FIFTY CENTS.
Send for a specimen copy.
Address, STATE REGISTER,
No. IS Camp Street,
New Orleans.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
May l3-ij1n

We have now on hand large assortment
oflciter head AMI note bead paper, Of various
sizes. and also a Ior of bill head paper, blank
cards &c, and those who desire WORK of that
kInd we propose To do it for New Orleans
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed in every
instance. We haze Row a new. arI varied
'toct OF type Of the latest stvicS. and are pre-
pared to execute small jobs ~ neatly rs can
he done any whore. In addition To the sup.
ply we have on hand, We have ordered some
.Hr2c sized Roman, slIi:ablc f"r flank, Of
every description which "" propose t. exc
cute with taste and ncatness. r.
4 PROPOSITION We propose to advertise
iani for sale. with this understanding: if the
land owner will give price aud terms, anh
il no sale. no charge. and if sale he will
pay Us 10 pei cent of tlrpurcha>e price. ont
of the cash payment
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
A Candid Physician.

1t is no; often that we fi-d amongst the
medical faculty sufficient candor to record any
merit whatever to proprietary medicines, as
il conflicts with their interests 10 do so. But
below we give an exception
OPINION OF A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
Bosroy, January IL, 1874.
This certifies that have recommended
the use of DR.. TUrrs ExPEcToRAyT for dis
eases of the lungs for the past TWO years. and
10 my knowledge many bottles have been
used 10y my p iients with beneficial results.
In Two cases where it was thought confirmed
consumption had taken place the Expectorant
effected a cure. r. Ii. SPRAGUE, VI. ID.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
''SE ring Goods by Express. :,

Sewing Machine Needles, soc. per dozen
al J. Z. 4 I. Bchen's, Monroe. eov21-rf
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
Another Splendid GGer.

la addition 10 other inducements offered for
subscribers to the BEACON. for the convenience
oi such OF our readers As may wish Ia sub
scribe for that Excellent Weekly Agricultural
Paper, Our Home Journal aud Rural South
land price 50 G3(, in connection will. our
paper, (pricc s. Oo), we will supply both
papers. If ordered ~ the same time, for the
small amount of 81 90. Al who subscribe
HOW for 1876. VIII receive Our Home Journal
and Rural Southland free the remainder of
this year, 1879. Those who have read Our
Home Journal aud Rural Southland need not
10 he It'd iy us thai it is THE BEST weekly
agricultural paper published in the South. Ii
is published in oar own State, too. Send in
your subscriptions At Oncs. IT,
Who wants a good Sewing Marhinc? We
can give you choice of any you desire and
sell for 80 per cent less than agents prices
Call and see us before buying elsewhere. If
lNDELLiBLE MAEEISG PAPER FIR MARK
ING CLOTHING WITHOUT A PREPARATIONS -
Direction Lay the lLdeliible Paper upon
the article TO he marked, and place over ia
piece OF thin writing paper. upon which write
with common lead pencil, or any smooth
point 1.-THE marking is pressed with a hot
tatirOn. or otherwise heated for a few sec.
unl>, it can he washed Immediately with hot
water and soap a. usual. Warranted not 10
fade or spread in the cloth. A package sent,
postpaid, on receipt of 81 cents. two for 80
cents. Address b. ALEXANDER 4, co.
Sole U. S. Agents Srh street opposite Cooper
Institute New York. Agents wanted, send for
terms. Please quote this paper. 6m
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Insurance effected upon Dwellings. House.
hold Furniture, Kitchen Utensils, Wearing
Apparel AMI merchandise, by applying to J.
f.. Behen, Monroe. La. ti,nl,11.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
TO TAXPAYERS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF RICHLhNp,

Slhl j. VI LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF RICHLsXp,
Office Board Of Assessors. {
RAysILLE, la July 20, 1876.
Notice is hereby given 10 nli property
owners and taxpayers of tie Parish Of Rirlt-
land, that IN the assessments Of their property
!ntl, real and personal. Parish auh State, for
the present year (lS1G) are now being com
pe,ed that the same " i'll he exposed tn them,
and that they (rhe tax pay-r>) have the risht
AMI privilege of oil getting To the same, and
making all necessary corrections during thirty
800 days, from Angus, 2nd To August 3ls,,
1876, after which time no corrections can or
will be made.
In accordance with the foregoing notice If
the Board of Assessors, all parties desiring ~
know the value Of their real and Personal
property as assessed by the Beard can do -,y
ny applying to the Board of Assessors from
the first Of August 10 the first Of September
next, 1876, AT the Clerks office.
j. NEWT PITTS.
Clerk liih Dist Court
{. II. MOORE, Sheriff.
WILEY p. MANGHAM,
Rayvil., La, July 29.-5t. Recorder.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
1.-THE Singer Sewing Machine

To persons living in ID LII. RAYvILLE and
other points On the Nicksbury X Shreveport
Rail Road, the undersigned i now prepared
To sell the Singer SEWN. Machine in
monthly in>talmeniS, upon the firiowing
terms, n.wit Fir payment, Ten Dollars
subsequent payments, Five Dollars per month,
until paid for.
EEIJ" Good inducements offered TO planters
in the country upon application TO
J. l. BEllf.E, Agent,
Nav l3-ii1n .,t.Niourpr /,
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05

Who wants a good Sewing Marhinc? We
can give you choice of any you desire and
sell for 80 per cent less than agents prices
Call and &C us before buying elsewhere If
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05

July llth, 1876. I'm.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05

Insurance effected upon Dwellings. House.
hold Furniture, Kitchen Utensils, Wearing
Apparel and merchandise, by applying to J.
T.. Behen, Monroe. La. ti,ul.11
The New York herald., 1876-01-30
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THh
AA Veterinary Society Of the City OF New YORK. neid
Thursday, January 81. at the American veterinary Oo
passed -
Whereas certain practising veterinary eolcne
and wishing to ouay unable to do until the arrival
letters England and Scotland ask that the puoca-
ion list of regularly qualified veterinary surgeons
practising in New York and vicinity be postponed until the
l1hird week Of February; therefore -
wish do justice to those practising
medicine defer the publication Of the list
kxntil the third week Of February;
Resolved That the Committee meet At ia East 18th ST.
apers brought before them and report in full to this Society
TAT q special meeting February IL, 1876:
Resolved any regularly qualified veterinary surgeon
practising In New York vicinity who has not yet called on
he Committee will please do Of the meetings,
nd thereby themselves the modification Of not finding
her in the published list Of regular graduates in
medicine.
There charges to the applicant whatever
A LOCKHART, N. L. G. V. S. L., President.
/ L. T. BELL V. s., Secretary.
The New York herald., 1876-01-30

Odd STREET OFKHA HOUSE
LO date Dan Brynnt'D,
MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY z
grand opening and hrst appearance Of the famous
= CALIFORNIA MINSTRBLsS,
thirty In number,
undar the supervision OF thc popular California
Mr.. wM. II. SMITH. Sec future advertisements
TTRsT NsS-'JOLLY FELLOWS" STRAUSS
Waltscs 75 cents; "Klene Chxonik.n gaop 40 cents
"Dodworth Waits Lsncersr With figures ior dancing u
centa FREnkR1CK BUNK. "a Union square.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

HER LOVE HAD WANED.-They
came out of a MICHIGAN avenue gro.
Gerry, he carrying big Jug. and as
they reached the walk he said
Now, Dolly, you carry the jug
and give me that quarter Of a pound
of tea
I'D like to see myself" she re,
piled.
Dolly, do you want to see you,
husband Juggling an old brown jug
through The crowded streets Of the
metropolis-do you want others tc
see him p
Come along with that jug" she
impatiently exclaimed.
dolly, there's a gallon Of molasses
in here, and we know it, but every
body else will thing it's whiskey if
carry it,
LET en- think"
"Dolly, if you love me you will car
ry the jug"
II won't carry it.
Then l won't! I've got twice as
much character to sustain as you
have"
Sustain it them" she said as she
started for the wagon around the
corner.
He called to her but she did not
answer. Giving the big jug terrific
swing into the air, he let 60 his hold
and it came down with an awful
crash.
"Lasses is nothing to principle.' he
explained to the little crowd and then
followed on after Dolly.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

A Marriage took place in Boston
lately which recalls some interesting
"reminiscences Of the huJitues of hotels
in New York. The bride is one of
FIVE sisters who have all been mar
ried within seven years, generally
very happily. They have lived every
winter, sometimes together and some
times apart, in fashionable hotels in
this city. They are all pretty, aud,
married and single, have been known
as accomplished hirts. The efforts Of
the first married have been concentra-
ted for several years to secure hus-
bands for those not married. Two
years ago they all lived at the C,
and the married sisters gave such a
round of entertainments, card parties
dinners, opera parties, &c, for the
sake Of bringing their sisters into con-
tact with the world, and especially
with desirable beaus, that the matter
became subject of hotel scandal, al
though innocent Of positive immorali-
ty. The fourth sister was married in
Brooklyn last spring, and the fifth
and last is now a Boston bride. She
is reputed to have been thrice en-
gagged, but Tilted each time in retalia-
ton for her indulgence in Airtations
with gentlemen friends. She is gone
now from New York gaze at least,
and at least one subject OF hotel scan
dal is removed.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24
Seletfed Auehy.
FARE WE'LL.

FAREWELL.
Shadows gather round me, darling,
And the stars pale in the sky;
All the world seems sad and silent,
Now that must say good-by.
Fate DEGREES that | must leave thee,
Tears my bleeding heart from thine
/ have won, but cannot claim thee
Until fortunes smiles arc mine.
CuoRus.-Fate DEGREES that l must leay
thee,
And the hour is drawing nigh
When the sad word must be spoken,
..nd I've come to say good-by.
Would to God, when leaving, darling,
could leave misgivings too.
But my poor heart will not sorrow
Ifassured thou wilt be true:
Oh the pain it gives to leave thee!
Words can never, never tell;
lfth0u lowest, come and kiss me:
Kiss me when | say farewell.
Cuonus.--F..tc dccrccs, &c.
Kiss me and assure me, darling,
Thou wilt true and faithful be,
And if others come to WOO thee.
Tell them thou art loved by nc;
When I'm gone and thou art lonely,
If thy dear heart longs for me,
Don't forget love thee only
And will soon return to thee.
CHoEus,-Fate DEGREES, SC.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

An observing friend in the country
informs us that the first robin o.
spring, last year, wore double breast
ed overcoat and had a light catarrh
while this year the early robin was
attired in nothing but linen duster
This, we presume, is an unfalling sigr
that we are going to experience some
kind Of weather next summer.-Nor
ristown Herald.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24
AGRICULTURAL.
SEED CORN.

A writer in the Farmers Stock
Journal says the unripe condition of
corn in the northwest last fall and
the warm and damp weather Of the
present winter are likely to spoil
much Of the seed corn for the coming
springs planting. This is an item Of
Importance to our farmers, and one
which should receive their attention
before planting time. The first step
toward raising good crop of any
kind is to have good seed to put into
the ground. The loss to our farmers
and the country in past years has
been great on account Of neglect of
taking pains to secure early in the
fall and to keep in dry place
through the winter the seed corn for
the next years planting, In seasons
when the corn fully natures and be-
comes dry before cold weather there
is not much danger Of bad seed, but
last winter was one of the worst the
country has had for years, and we
wish to draw our farmers thoughts in
that direction, because we are of the
opinion that there will be much
trouble and serious loss to planters
this spring.
The only way to avoid it now is
by thoroughly testing the seed as
soon as warm weather comes. The
custom practised by many in testing
seed corn, by putting the seed in
hot bed, or box of earth beside a warm
stove and sprouting it is worthless.
and often leads to disappointment
In warm, humid atmosphere seed
corn with but small portion Of vi
tality in it will grow, while if ex-
posed to out door influences it will
rot or put forth such feeble sprout
as to be useless.
Good, strong seed corn, such as
should be planted, will stand more
exposure to wet and cold than most
farmers imagine. 1t is our custom
as soon as the warm days Of spring
come to put good selection of the seed
in the ground out of doors as deep rs
there is any probability of its being
planted, and let it remain and if it
fails to grow by planting time We
never risk it for crop.
We have no faith in the judgment
of class Of farmers who say that
they can tell to certainty by look
ing at kernal of seed corn whether
it will grow or not. We have often
seen the prophecies of the sages prov
en- to be false, and a serious loss to
the farmer
Strong seed will send forth hearty
and vigorous plant which grows more
rapidly and natures quicker and
better than when it has been hurt.
Be sure you are right, and then 60
ahead is business motto in corn
growing be sure you have the best
seed before you start to plant.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

Rev. DR.. Payne, Of Cincinnati in
illustrating the probable upshot o.
the third-term project, told story Of
venerable negro in Iowa who was
on trial for an ofense against the
State. When the case was announced
in court, "The State of Iowa versus
Sampson Caesar" ,he aged African
exclaimed: What de whole State
of Iowa agiu dis chile Den l sur.
renders"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24
CHURCHES.

Methodist EDjscopal-Rcv. Geo. Z. M2yl
well, pastor. Sabbath school at 4. III. Z
W. StocAsd,lr, &nQt
Lmhesan-Rcl }. Siumers, pastor. "a.
bath school at , clock p. II. JOS L. Web
s,cr, Su,tt.
Untsd Brstl,Yn--R l. p. Fnnk, pas
tor. Sabbath school at II o'cl"ck ". L.
Martin, Supe intcnaent
.u0rauian-l!ev. l.. p. Clewcll, pastor
Sabbath school a! 8 o'clock; James Cree
ger. Superintendent.
Protestant EliScopal-Rcv, Kilgour pas
tor.
Roman Cntl0l'c- Father william
Hill
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24
ELSIE"S VANITY.
n GKEMAN LEGEND.

The vanity of the fair sex it is said
is Of the same age as the sex itself
\ clever writer in defending this trail
OF the feminine character, has said
that it constitutes its greatest charm
;hat without it tie sex Woull los,
half its attractions; and in support o
this theory there is the old quaint
story of the German mailcn--a his
tory which is so tender and pretty
that /. is worth resculng from the
forgotten legends OF the Fatherl'nd
\ maiden lived on the banks Of the
Rhine with her father, the miller
Now the maiden, whose name was El
sic, was not pretty, and she was eros,
and fretful, for she Srieyed for heI
own lack Of beauty, and thought thai
none would ever care for her on ac
count Of the few graces nature hac
given to her; so she did rot even try
10 please, and yet her heart vas very
large and very kind. She spent hall
Of her time in front Of her looking.
glass lamenting her plainness and
thinking how impossible it was that
| Carl would ever learn to love her
while Gretchen, who 50 fair and prct,
ty that she was clIel The Daughter
Of Spring. dwelt near her. Elsie
was not loved, for she had never trieC
to gain love. She always fancied thai
! it would he in vain to endeavor tt
! please, in vain 10 be kind and thought
ful and loving. When nature had Sc
! sligLted her, who could care for her
or tniuk Of her, or be interested il
her.
All she sighed one day. "lf
could but have Gretchcu's beauty,
should be the happiest girl in the
FatLel.and, for then | should not feal
any rival, and Carl, sunny-haired Car
might love me"
But Carl never came near her now
and only thought Of her as cross and
trctful Elsie, and wished Gretchen
had less vanity with her pretty
face, and rather larger heart in Lel
slim body.
One day--it was in the time Of The
Tintagc--Elsie went down to the
Rhine 70 bring in water, and as she
dipped her pals in the clear ripples
she saw her OWE face reflected andwen
away wretched and discontented. She
sat down on rocky stone and watched
the sunlight playing on the castle
crowned hill, ana listened to the fal
of song Of the workers in the vine
yards, and she thought of Carl, who
was there and Of Gretchen who wa:
there also.
All, me she sighed, what gift is
beauty.
"Elsio, said a voice, and looking
up she saw an old woman-a very ole
deformed Notwithstanding very neal
her.
"Elsie,' she said, II will tell yor
the secret Of beauty, and you shal
obtain all that you long for SO much
Go home and never look in a glass
never see TIE reflection Of your face
in the water, never once again 6azt
u your own features, and you vii
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

~ meddlesome young man who
fooled around a huckster's wagon a
few days ago, was both panied and
surprised. to suddenly find himself
sitting in the gutter on his head with
dislocated shoulder joint. The pow
er behind the throne was mule.