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Wilmington journal., 1876-08-25
The Campaign in COIumbu MS:

TAroM's TOWNSHIP, Aug. II. 1876.
Mr., ED1roR:-A meeting of the cit
izens of Tatom township was held to-
day for the purpose Of slecting dele
gates to the Senaterial and County
Conventions, to be held at Whiteville
on the 25th of August.
On motion, Wright Lennon,
ESQ, was elected chairman. and A.
H. Lennon secretary. The chairman
then explained the object Of the meet
ing.
On motion the chair appointed a
committee of three to select delegates,
and the delegates are as follows:
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-25

of the American Cotton Exchange.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-O official quo
tations Market quiet and steady at 26a
cents per gallon. Sales of 200 casks at 26k
cents.
ROSIN-Official quotations /: Market
quiet at 81 12aa for strained and 81 10 for
good strained. No sales reported. .
TAR--Offi,i ial quotations: Market str ady
at 81 80 per bbl.-Sales Of 1863 bbls at 81 30
and 80 bbls (in Orderl at 81 40.
CRUDE rURPENTINE-O quo
tations: Market quiet at 81 for hard and
ST. 60 for soft and virgin. Sales of 536
bbls at quotations.
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-25
WEEKLY STATEMENT

In yard and afioat at the PO Of Will
minptOn N O. AuuIlst 81 1876:
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-EEAnd now comes the story of q
bachelor. ,sHcl was, rich and yold aud
stingy. BE kept cows. and hens, and q
cat. he sold butter from his COWS, egg %
from kis hens,s and the cat cleaned his,
cblrh, caught his mice aud washed 'hiS
dishes. .. II a young sheep happened 49l
die, he would remove Its 6entraits,. skf6wl
the balance. wool and sll;, fnto ihis pickle
toh, and when strangers happened Ia,
would feed. them very literally on spick.
ledslamb.".. His .churn was eof the old.
fashioned sort-big At the bottom and
lkttle at the .top-and had no lid. When
he churned his cut kept the. milk licked
dean from the. .outside Of the churn, and
from the knees Of his. pantsa He left
his churn, for . moment one day aud
pussy being pressed By ghnges chopped
on top, reached. for. the. cream below,
and i1lshe went. But she. could ssWim.
When be. returned .to. complete his citurns
ihe, pool. pussy. stage.l. him impfosinelv
inetae face. He took her .hyssthei back
Of the neck and lifted her from among
the Yel!ow cream, and as he slskcd the
surplus cream from her dripping hides
with his thumb and finger, hack into ths
chnrn, remarked, "Thsrs, darn ye, sAat
vii lear. " lessss'-and sshurpsd
9M8y s.f.h nn s.s sxST
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.Pla,. Lixea CHRISTIAN.

A little boy lift one 81 the true proofs
III 4 remark ssbout his girl playmate
whose heart and conduct had libeen
changed. Said he. to'fa .o''eass a{a
;, "Motaer' .;at,.a akaagGsS aGs1P's t'Pa's Emma is
''awbas makes yoa think SO my child p
asBecsuse, mother, she plays like 8
Christian" .oae s'.A
"Plays like 4, Cnfistian,2" said bis
p9thsr; the expfsssion sounded little
YES replied tie cuila,"if you take
everything she's got, she don't get an.
cry. Before she was selfish; and II she
didn't have everything her own way she
would saY, I Won't play With you, you
are an agly little boy W. AZ is'% :,
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BE VI Good Cheer.

A man who acquires habit Of eiv.I
ing way to depression ID on Che qroad to
rain. When trouble GENES upon him,
instead OF rousing his energies to com.
hat it. be weakens, and his faculties
grow dol, and his Judgment becon6s
obscured, and be sinks ia the slough OF
despair. :. And If anybody pulls shimseut
BY main force and places him asafes .on
solid ground. he stands there detected,
discouraged, and is pretty suresto waste
themeans Of help which have been Civ.
en-. hiule How. different. is it with the
man. who. takes. q. cherry view ofllifs
even At its. worst. and faces teyety IN
with unyielding -plaek! He may be
sweptswsys by anaovefwhelming tide OF
misfortune, but be brayely struggles, fol
the shore lsnd is ever readySto make
the most OF the help that may be given
him. A cheerful. hopeful, courageous
disposition issen sssinyaluable trait oi
character, and should be assidpOusly cul
tvatedsO s0a pto0 &c lsss
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apr Inc spirit OF Uemocrady.
= From seneca T0WnAhlp.


CALAIS, O., March i8, 1873
Ed. SriHlf fhinkins Shss Q Nv items
fropgthis nrtof on eynnty might Tbe
interesting 70 ycut man} rsadskS, 1 have
written up some fory you.
iUdr roadspS are so Very 6snddS 'xs'this
time that they are almost impasssb bic gag -
Our msrchahts tanxct pefsuXtc wag
Ioner to 20 t0tHs station fef EoSdsia Tho
z .tf r shstE y re- have o gfoce.
NE JpssH H9ass and MI cAssls, 4 sEbsEls,,
Of this place. ppEchased All 0ls The TO-
bacco in this -sections at an avpsageo Of
about e5 topper hundred ii Hedxes aget-
ting absut $50, 900 andy ,Ebefle yahoat
206, 900 pounds. 1t is nearly all deliv.
erred.
Mr.. John Tuttleo has hnished his new
rssidence, and it 10 the fnest sbaildinz iu
town. John likes something good Mo
Franklsr Clessland, isosbuildine ainew
house; Mfsi(s seo. sCoultis isssdoing the
worK fpf him. y .saoiiAbsaweses k0eil
OR school,. under the management 81
Mr., +, ]. Graham and MISS LM r Yotk.
ey, is in as ,prospero qandition as II
has been, for yearsro They knoN how to
conduct school There is notea better
school in the, county. Our schools
throughout -the-tUwnship ip~sfsin.gosd
condition.
Weife hAvlHg avsry entertaining Lit.
efsry society al the Ipnss seh hosl iheuse
Mr.. RWs Hannahst ia ,oqrl President,
and be knows his duties! s Itayeuld do
you good, Mr. Editor, to hear come soi
the young Wills .Crsek@s- -debaiiag-OH
nsSsme Of oprt eitizsnsr since thar high
waters. have built boats ipF anticipation
(of another food. .sTsis-qaXus
Rev. William Daniord, of the NJ. E
Church, eloseaG Wheeling here on the
eth. ,aitssgsithoH ssesesaiesaa dts the
church, and about as many conversions
The meeting Ivss held in ,they DAD Eel
lows Hall, for they have no church q
this, place. 0or ,,sv.,-t..1.at,Tg
AZ this time they are raising subscrip-
tops for the purpose Of building ons
the coming season. $1,l00 haye already
been subseribed for this purhoses and
there viii be be no R trouble in iss 5 5Tsisinng }hs
| Tbc committee for the erection OF ths
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Christian Church sre receiving bids now,
aud swili untiithe last of this month. ais-
RAiLRoape'

saL. I,asntar .s1n''S .BT. q. sl5HsI
We cannot help congratulatinx you
on your success in, securing the required
amount of subscription necessary for
your end, OF the, road We, hope, that
yop may. before smother spring, be able
to have q view Of the outer world by
means OF the railroad. ..sb ,,,i,,I,,t,s -,
Fruit has been damaged considerably,
by the late freezes; peaches are nearly
all killed Wheat looks very we'll in
this, vicinity. ,,.;. -, :. ,. 80 s,..l,
When there is anything worthy Of
note, you will hear again from Xxx
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e fwfassn for Tie spifieSf 'Dsmocraoy.19
How Dess, Yosf Sen osi Z ospsrY

WHoW N. vf1uf rnchOol Uottino elon0
THE v;nta, >, s.,id 7 ~ ora of ,he n;raa
tors hot iionS sinss 90 srstrats ss;d
he /: sstbe teacher 6Sss a4,,sa,ed nm IN @ fhs
holes in the windows. and fke nt.css
the nlasteri6S ) MA rndSrk IA ySN sSa &
von't fake nsaS Z. Srcb bacos,t ,ttNs Nm, l,
"a nsed - and a .hs % h.. III. ,hs s. I;siia fnSs.
90 now thai, thew .rill s hardl s y.sni. ,t sob.c
co Juice on he door Al All. Dor school
is doing v.llthiss' asidsslisaF sMofi
] inquired Of9othefa rand their united
TESTIMONY was favorable the school
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Answered.

An old number Of the New York Oh.
server contains q remarkable story Of
the only son OF d " Western emigianf. 8 8
The father AFTER the mothers death
removed TO an Eastern State In extreme
poverty, leaving his boy, as be suppos-
ed, in permanent home With q farmer,
to whom the lad was "bound. !" Ia time
the mans outward circumstances I'm:
proved, and better still. he was led to
love Christ and gave him his service.
He married again. His wife was .
devoted Christian lady, and the sunshine
Of his new life had but a single shadow
He had heard that his boy had run
away from the farmer to whom he was
bound. g The passing months brought
him no tidings Of The wanierer, and the
thought he must give him up as
lost, becanea settled pain. 5isgsf e s
s"Years rolled away. The name OF the
absent one vas rarely mentioned save
in prayer. The father did not cease to
tell God: Of this trouble Of bis. heart,
and beseect Him to bless and save his
son. aud {if alive) to bring him home.
In these petitions the good, man was
constantly t1ined BY his wife Her faith
and persuasion that the prayer wSuli. be
answered grew stronger instead of
weaker every day, ane SO strong was
her assurance that after ten years had
passed he said to her husband, s'You
Will soon hear from your son." " arrow
Three days lister d letter dated in the
Rocky Mountains was put into the glad
fathers hands. It was from the long
lost sona He had. been arrested ,bys q
power be conld not explain, during his
wild life among Indians and mining
camps, had written several times at, .
venture, till At last obtaining his fathers
supposed address from former friend,
he had sent this letter with an account
OF his strange experiehce.. e...s.s-,ss, ,,t !
i had been long on the way. II vas
answered at once, and some time sitter
ward the penitent runaway came home,
He said that in al his long absence,
living with gamblers, drupkards and
murderers, Without religion and Without
q Sabbath, 4 strange iahuepcef had re,
strained him from ruin. and finally Iini.
PEELED him back to his father's house
Once At home, be gladly sought religll
ious Instruction, began prayerfnl lie.
and became faithful servant Of Christ,
The faith which :tskes TO heart Gods
promises, is certain 70 saye-as the grief
which VIII takes. trouble to heart is certain
to ipjjqre or lkil kill llabi.s5 sgs eazs zaiaa.r
sAs surely as there i . God who bee is
end hears US, our prayer TO- Him will bs
answered when we ask for whatis right.
Why will it be answered3 Because he
is able to grant it, and in every such in
RF fT ny,
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County Cores pondence!li g
Reported for The Spirit of Democracy
From Ohio ToWnship.

FROM ONO T0WnahtP. dor
BAREsvILLE, o, March 10. 1879.
Report of Hannibal School for the
month commencing February IA 1916.
and ending March lo.lS76,s, Is uAk"i n
Grade. Sssw Teacher. No. en-. Pc ct.
High School. A. CLARK 81 80
Intermediate. IsxxoSufsR i 81 Z Is
Primary. BEssiENoLL 81 81
= - Roll OF HONOR saRki
High Schooi-Ferdinand Neuen.
schNander, John Shriev, George NaN,
Orpha. Lloyd, Rosa Suter. Sallie BeazelI,
Mary Cline, Carrie Hyer. Clara Cline,
Ella Thompson, Mary fisher, Allie Bare,
Susan Potts. Emma Suter, Henrietta
Braanlich, Agatha M1hleman, Phebs
Shriey, ,C6srles Btaunlich, Harman Reith,
miller, Joseph fisher, William Fishbach,
Emma fisher. 's'9 ssssess ss'sie
Intermediqte-Josephi Rist, Mary
Suter, Otis Crsmer, VIM Hyer, Philip
fisher, George + Ksst. Florence Lenk.
ard, Martin Z zeh, John Zeh, Jacob
Tisesf, & va Fly, Alfred q sHlofst, S Marga-
Ios ouIietsaatdv nost e5Asg x.ssag sfs.t...l
Pfissary-yu yulius Cramer. Bessie Fish
bach. John Rist, Willie Rist, Samuel
Shriev, Dslbert Suter, VIM. Henthorn;
Samuel Hofer, wm Neuenschwander,,
E6es Usher, Phebe fisher, Sarah Potts,
Alice E. Noll, Alice May, Margaret
Bachw valid, Louisa, Tishers Mary Potts,
Glars @ Neilb aIohn, Kast, iKms B. 1Tish.
er. Lissie tPofts,l Adsliue Bs0wBs Rosa
Tisher,n Mary Lloyd, irene Non, Maggie
Rist. ssa a4AA r. CLARK, Sap't -
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"Here. Jones. is yer aNtten! Mrs
Jones couItdnt ait think 81 anythinav setter
shsn liant so Scream. ssTsrssls' = y ''sssstaIis'as 's I's
SlKnd Jones sot 10 ans ,seok astord1
partners hand AMI sad. rssBarton;, ;,ield|
fellov ssa and tben gchSfed a. lsni, aas|
49,, "A .sisS ~, ,sl.s.IS oO3fI Isd.IsTd
' apS eE,sa IA aslpss isssSs O90,s.1,a.l
AM a.'p as.si ,aa, Y p ~ 'io !, ss
som S m;hs. havv ,;ns sns' ,h. ,r
dsr.r e sh:,i,..sa sa R.S. s9%s e, sa sys
sNs ,vos '.hsI, ..ss 4. yanr.slf !, art ,o,iad
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wasn't monrnino f0r the garment Ha
on,Iv ss;;dss az vissfsf -nrf-Sii- s6,11T
aeaip thar have zone ,hrouoh th.t Old
neckband.a sf5ssa assias 4,
A number &c II s vis,tofrs,f ,f,a fw,aeuf Is / VA.
conan cematery % Il sea ( dod tSat ~
ss;d g a. rs,cb,no fs;il6sii5 ovef thn
Cro, ,.s'os !. ,h,s da.a ras,ar whan t,.v
81. -, ,,,sro s ~ ,ras ss saar ch..,nr h,,rdis
-, s' ~ 49,, - al a,,ov 80 no.Is ss.v
S1s ~ - '", .'y A~.s w -,
hoM mnca ior tAe oFeed aaoeelealok-
81 81 :" . .us .snce % .aqu1.sa I'a s., .ts.t.s .
10, rh;oLsr ,t.. ~
owl . renl;sd ,ba farmer ~ d,,n't cs,e
S,s.s-.Si.as 49, "sa sno r. ~. .,a IL. a = | sao
him him S" said sbe Ir;.bm.r
-. ssss q scs,i i a.. A. : '.s.i...x.~.x ~
- Worm Salouus -
couia outfda q focomoavs tasreee 80
on the AIT Line road, and when he plfka
eq nimsei, up, atsess'eing inro sn twen-
.ysees ..,s snaaannH sH esss!aGeasH:
W o1.NSssca osssssn 6nfsf,s so2M ~
agm I.s = r,gns smart ~onoer us9n
ees. ue's o.ssus' SAssu ou
,ae .ho~.hsae ne aI.essksS.fot . kansa sa!ssxy;;
shabby attire. COATS . f99? ?. = and D., bard
DOR; where are nQsa dlre privauoss
ineadeq sstReretQs sneR q tlel lFYAQpn
y sspee es2qls snd tpe dryi9g nR IN Ms
heart cart those "a I9lntai1s or snecssnn-sau
seu'!men', wn'ca nMee~' e'n, -
In,sn plant IN .nelr psaee,saes1 ssses
s.aosp.'s5nsss aa' h"sisas aaa ..E ps"so ..,r~
ss''s Z III II sss' :; se .-s's : .r.a
SssSisesf' sh1s'A' 'hs'assiss @sss -
ao'ss' .s1gssl isdi yssias toa
). ons grieiasea soJs.
lAAt*tuay saas sees,tt saa5 hsaSsEA
yvA6 sat h1aspassssi sIa ,ses1ssoo al
b,ss ~ s,isaoig boa shss,s IA 1kefsd
Yoa oP ssos tseo y . i.ss tSs o9 sbsxmsS SsE
You can't switch him OF thstf2JkdT1is
time he "a coming vlsi : big Csptspaial
showE6n9noreds 6llq1ns si ol n!sn, !1,. na1dfeds of
Womsn, nsnuleu1 sOaJ y. nCses nu'os =
v.sses 90. y'%us H.s.s.so :. :. -
c1tcuS0t9 tWo ufiQ seny uHpOe4 ~ m&RS
ageries. and will trot out, a, ,0Q0, 900 on,
foot. so he says. next April. so s's'7'a1
e,There.wasl .a verys ,ptessant,: deuu,1pu
partv the .otIler. svanipr., and tha coru,
nany Gang ave Owe r M ali fof b.easvssn
w,fn s!El deep s leellng, butt put tle next DAY the
He !. s.., said ths. three qsssss yt bs.ss. asF
soxA wsis it pSdcaSsssl @ ! @ yalUselsl SS & sSsir
Haysbot they seemed, to ahimI to Ifern "a,
unnatural sbAsis ta presoh sound thaelo,;
on ;from-.,,..,.,a "a. =. =
It's a.solsmn thing to .nrav rss1.,.alinn1 Is .irav1
n;oh Is Him Tho sssearcbatb de- ny tbn tssysiSs
10: s,,.r m. nre.ssca .bs ,ehsmhs, ,ss - - -.
Antony to stsnd on ,ks als.m;S~
yyemsnt ~ hs,yyep,h Z y 9 tSe an abDdS III SJQll9
sad iolinsss aEId 'fo7s, sosSsSs dddisAoso
xitbthst 0od Stfors.~bSn sssrls ss1np
nrostrate themselves in hoi. sSor.,son
o NV aoull seek to.reslizs W WhsspaV saV14dssa 4dbo1a
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MIGa LIFs m .s.AsnlxeTox.


sd 4
The Inst SPlendOrs ri. Mrs. Secre.'
taryDeiknap.- 1sxcSusive v1sits.ss
from tho Boston Herald y ns sisi
This season Mrs: sBelknan detarmined
to establish precedarlf, and tfecii,ei
returning visits auiiless those mad, mo
the wives aud fiauQhterss Of ON .ersi -
the army and nayy,et the tliolomatic
corps, and \ few. Others. She, aaye no
evening entertainment but her dinners.
and she eEas fixd three III four each week
since New YEARS., : which owere or the
most Trrtined sad ele2aht descfiotiofi -
There 'ysse pspallY coyers for. ,four,eeo;
and The a.eax .embrsocd every adelicacy
in and out 0s Reason, served oi,e,an on tabls
giittering wft6 Ujstly Silvetu xnd nde.
gias., and iliuminassd by q ibtosusi6nsof
rare flowers. These dinners. have, been
the talk of4the town and it has been
considered as great an s. honor to !, receive
. card for one 81 Mrs. Belknap' i dinners
as for u dinner served 'at the Whife
House The toilettes have been ,of, Tia
most elaborate and expensive materials
Atthe last german, where she Sssaes rscaised
the guests for, The sBacl,elor's ,Club,,
Who gave Ii. the dfesss .wornsby, her va,
said 10 have cost elk hundred ,doltars.
and came from. P,ngat ia Paris, and This
was one of the most modest of, her,eose
tumes. H er lacessand dswslso we're sshe
envy of the ladies sois stbe -diplouatic
corps, D and ths. speaks volumes 10, their
worth and magniRceacs,,bs sr,a ,sa cIs
Her last appearance ia public .gas an,
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Architects and !, BuilderA .
.Sseh Aesrps. rayss Qfie, 81 sse,,
JXTM nYsspass plsps and spscikoatisus,
w and eontraOt rfcs the erection Of bald.
inss on, ,neFS seasppahIs terms sthsn aay
other srm irNonrcs consty. (, 4, jssl, ,Jsr.
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ing his old partner, in his exertions to
make his wife and baby comfortable f2r
the night, for the winter sun was sur.
rounded by s'sun dogs" ,instend Of one
sun there were four, but one which al
ways hodes . terrible storm ,''i n',.52t -
In his endeavor TO care for bis wife
and Child Jones was mollitisd alIittle, and
half regretted that he had been So vic 1
lent about the piece Of lapti . 5ut be Was
Determined not to be backed down, and
would csr:ainly have 70 shoot ,.B! Burton OF
be shot HIMSELF ee 1888 'nsh 'sls snI
when be thought Of tue chance ot be-
ing killed by his old partner, the pros
pect wSs not pleasant. He looked yist
fully 1t Kitty, bis two year old child, and
dreaded that she should he LETT father.
less, but be wouldn't be backed down
he would shoot Of be shot hss0 .e''.1
While the father was busy cutting
wood and the mother, was busy othsts'
wise, little Kitty managed 70 get the,
shanty door open; there was no latch is.
yet. and her pryingi little fingers easily
swung it back. A gust of cool ait ts'
most took her breath Away, but she.
r.r,tt Z; ;ght ~ yhs hrfoi,vn ) faas; vithShf
.rS - ssw,,siS Ssssr "a sso shiG iNss
ths a ,;t,Ia It'll foot vara f.in 10 trv and e1siSrs,
~ ~ W " f,s3YU ~ = Is "a is'lH Il Il
li'sbs pusSed out through she dosr,1
,.,,sbt - hs, shrs.th1 y s.i / Il "A ,sfsTted,
sr Az. 10Th Sordar.d hv s.sss,
.SasexsisSssa ss{s,ts s0r1tb.l Ia
ex,soxs -, TiyaG ,aeiignl no :nl.iios J
Eafo,s y,fs.,i ma b.a Ionoss I'd I e,csSsl
s,c,,s .,s.tr.,nt ~ ,ss;i.ils mn l,nsc YtSs
wo,IS I slors9 M a,t inso tisr tor,d sMhs ma
vent : q ieioioiba inihsr GbertvIln the eiJlne
srv shoya .nd the rnstv nrs;r;sl hsrssthl
n Ss.. [ ",.,s GA GA ~. ILL., Il, ss,.,,I -,
us 49, ussah. n.l oas S q = sssG,,is.,s ~ .s..hS
@ rSrmp p what did she csrs II tsr anoss
Tss e9s WIN cS'o ana net sSuSoy nsnss
~ ~ rsis 81 sa1os.s,,r. I ri,s,s MAJ s,s, ~
-. uS.S.s naS - - : o :s.oss..ss.
uo".on.r Ma'' "''" a1a,se m S1 80, = "o we aIe
sIgHs srs uasaD~n NV n..,.,y,p..e,... ),
.,l. s aoss. ,.n ,sssu ..ur nu. ~. as
esns UoSeS, J & S,.sss ,RSaii
.,.In., Sn" c,,.w;,S + % ',,;,,,ns 11 SaI'"S ooassI
W "II os ~. ,ssee,,a ..a M .,,,.;r,.,... a.
a.s,,n 80 ~. .. - ~,s,,,sa psoniasss , s nsss,
.,"., : :. 80, .nr,,,T.,os,asS.oss',pnX I 4. h,,r,
s.a unsl .nss a.. asu ssU = un s,s dIs
s.o sno !. = "a ss y % .,e srosar hS coia sst;ithS
,sa,". M " 1y ~ 80. nS,h,nsIIssx,,s,,
rs,raot Sr Fss n sd ~ - ss;.sd sna,r,r,l .onS
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atakl ,aiseqsx .,sfnys3z ,tIalageAL yo9
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It doesn't do men, any good to live
apart from women and children. never
knew boys school in which there was
not q tendency to rowdyism. And lum-
bermen, sailors. fishermen and other men
are proverbialIy q half bear sort Of peo.
pie. Frontiersmen, soften, down when
women come-but forget myself, 1t is
the story you want s,.t. -. :, !.
Burton and Jones lived Ia. shanty
by themselves. Jones was a married
man, but finding it hard to support his
wife in q down,east village, he had emf.
grated to Northern Minnesota leaving
his wife under her fathers roof until he
should be able to .'make start" He
and Burton had gone into partnership
and had apre,empted 800 acres OF land
There were perhaps twenty families
scattered over this town site .. the time
my story begins and ends, for It ends ia
th6 same week ii which it begins.
The partners had disagreed, qaarreled
and divided their interests. : The land
was all shared between them except one
valuable larty acre piece Each Of them
claimed that piece Of land, and the quar-,
i'll had grown 30 high between them
chat The neighbofs expected them to
,shoot Al sight. IN fact, ii was under
stood thst Burton was on the forty acre
piece. determiped TO, shoot Jones X he
came, and Jones had sworn 70 60 ddt
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