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, 1876-07-15
RAILROADS.
CANADIAN ITEM.

Sped'M zHxbdsEd 10 7Hz 7F19HHd
ToRoNTo, Ont, July ia special cablcgram
to the Globe says the London Times II out ~
strong opposition to tho bonds OF The Quebec
Government p!aced on tho English market to
rnisc funds for the cnnstrnrtion Of thu North
Bhorc rnIlways. II says such o scl!cn,c Is d.
rectly opposed to all cxisting railway Interests
in Canatln, The policy should b. to consolidate
tho existing railway tnterosts Of the Doiniuion,
sasay ers hg ennE e
rival undertakings, sueh ns tho country may not
want for generation, II cvur.
, 1876-07-15
RECAPTU1lED.
dnecfdt nfsuafeA 10 1AA TttANNa.

l3bRE711 DF1fu1EA 70 7N9 7F1oHB,
IHp1ANApoLis, July H.--Dr. ]. F. Sanders, a
noted countcrfoiter, who escaped from Il train
on tho indianapolis Il Vinccnncs Rallroal whilo
being conveyed to this city, was reeapturcd yes
tcrtlay In tho Wabash bottoms, near Vinceniies,
him is that Of dealing ii counterfeit money,
, 1876-07-15

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 14.-fn tho Nine
teonth District Court to-day, on motion Of A.
A. Cohn, attorney for John II. Robinson, Stock
holder Of tho Contrnl paciao Railroad Company,
to act aaldc the Judgment Of tho Court rendered
on Tuesday last, that the Endorsement Of the
bo,,la Of tho California Pacific by tho Central
Pacific was valid, Judge Wheeler said he did not
fcol justified In rendering a Judgment already
Judgment on an agreed stAtenont OF facts. Tho
bnpramo Court can pass upon the legality Of the
proceedings. The Court thercnpon vacated tho
order TO stay proceedings and tho motion 10 ln-
tcrFena Was withdrawn.
, 1876-07-15
CRIMINAL NEWS.
A Detailed Account Of the Great
Tragedy at Newark.
An Unpaid Loan Of %75 the Cause Which
Led to tia ARRAY.
Tho Scene Mt tho Tnnncry and on
the Why to the 1stvor.

Death from IN As.assin's Bullet Of Man
Legally Doomed to. Hang.
THE GREAT TRAGEDY.
6ptctai DfspascA 10 7ns 7FftuHA'
NEW Yonx, JNsy l4.-THs city hes been
greatly lutorested and excited to-tlnY over the
llorrIblo tragedy In Newark yesterday inter-
noon. In December, 1872, ALBERT Thcllhorn en-
gagged work In tho tannory OF T. N. and j. II.
Dawson, on Commercial street, Newark, be-
tween tho rassatc River and Morris Canal.
licawns apparently quiet and pcncca-
l,lu man, md attended 10 work faithfully.
EARLY In 1874 hts two brothers, Adolph and
Charles, cn,no to America from Prussia, and the
two brothers, through Albcrt's influence, wcro
MISC employed IN pawson's tannery. Charles
and Alolph wnre entirely different in disposition
from Albert being passionate and qrarrclsome.
In tho sllop was a icllor-work1nan named
GutdQ Wttzci1, with whom tho Thclllorn broth
crs qunrrelcd about a loan OF Ss5 mado him by
slater OF tho Thcilhorns. Charles W. Meyer,
foreman Of the tanpcry, was. appealed to by tho
brothers 10 repay tho money and retain It
from. Yjtzcll'a wages. 1lo said that he
had no right to do thia. Ono
day they mot Wiszcll on tho canal bridge, near
the tanncry, and demanded tho money from
him. l1o declined. Charles Thcilnorn then
assaulted him. and Witzell was only saved from
being stabbed to tho heart by a Lin dtnner-can,
with which l,e Intercepted tie blow.
Tho lrnthcrs were arrested and
tried, and Charles sas sentenced to
ak months in State Prison. The three principal
Witnesses by whose testimony Charles N'as con-
! yicte0 wc.c Charlca Meyer, Chaelcs Fischer, and
| John Albcrs, toward whom no and his two
brothers, after tho rolease Of Charles, took cv-
orr opportunity to show their roBpntmcnt, frc-
quontly threatening 10 kill Meyer. lie, n lost,
went before Justtea Jcssup md entered COM
plnint agatnat the thres brothers for llsordcrly
Poice.On1cer Elsdcn, who, on Thursday eitor.
npon, accompanied BY . colorea officer
nntnal Dickersou, proceeded to tho house,
At. No. 10l Jackson street, tho home OF tho
fra,ne building: in tlo lowar atory liraa Nrs.
brothers kept baclielors' llhil, occupying tbrco
rooms. The. brothors resisted arrest With ro-
wsro 1's ared, I'd altd Els,len foll deed. DIckorson
ran down stairs, receiving iG tlc descsnt ball
in tho small Of hls back. TIe n murder M III of the
q as1nonIaa fury. Thoy pursued DIcKcrson
down stairs md Into tho street, md from that
nlpnnnt thelr lntentton seems TO hava been 10
shoot every ono who came IN their way.
the rooina above hcr own. ran acroBs the street:
Ono brott1or nt once fired upon her. hut miaeed
his MIN. a young la!ly who ,yus walking through
the atkcct W. neHt t!red upon, b,tt was rot h!t;
stepped ont to tho sIdownlk. Dy this tlma tho
Thuiihos1,s had passed Ills house and werc at
n. en SMn tho n0 .;rsss sS , GhpFlof e r
NJ 1,or1r within a 4
, 1876-07-15
s11rPosrD POISONING BILL.

DarAorr, Mich, July 14.-Mrs. johnson, tho
wife Of d qunck doctor residing at Flint died
thcrn this afternoon soon after drinking a cup
Of tea Supposed to be n caso Of poisoning.
, 1876-07-15

SHREVEPORT, La., July 14.--rho Upper Ryes
at Fulton Inns risen foot and inches the last
twenty-faur hnurs, md Ia now out of It's banks,
threatening all tho crops with destruction ii
tho Upper River Talley.
, 1876-07-15
TEXAS CATTLE.

81. L0uls, July l5.-Tho kaRtas CITY (afo.)
Price Durysat has advieeA that the grand total
Of the Texas eattlolslyc, 10 July q, Is 3o5, 20
, 1876-07-15

=
ROME, Co, July H.-uaywood Grant WINS
hung hero to-day for arson. llo confessed To
having Ailled four mon, ono Of whom was Gen,
I1indnan, Of tho Confederate army, at Hclcna,
, 1876-07-15
AT uORsE-RACE.

Epeeia, Rspusch 10 1as Tt1bunA
GRAND RAr1ps, Jnly lf.-A man named Nnr-
ply, who attempted to rescue o prostitute fron,
special ofIlccr ut tic races this aftcrnoon-tho
officer having arrostel hor Tor ilghting-and who
stoned tho of1lcer, was hit on tho head by tho Of
ncer with the same stone, and 80 badly injured
thnt thors is probability Of his dying.
, 1876-07-15

FNTAlA 1AEUlUINTs
NEW ORLEANS, La., Lil1y 14.-Mai. +. ORD,
brother Of 0cn. Ord, and Lieutenant III tbs
NInctccnth Infantry, was 1sill:d at San Antonio
Sunday Inst by Lctng thrown from d caSrlaGe on
n stone, fracturlng lls skull.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22

ALWAYS DIsAFruINTEp.-lbii you
ever -re, far, tar away from Nuu. the
beautiful purple mountains, aud s.'t
forth 90 seek them, With Sagu"
feeling that upon thcm the world
must seem NOR, beautiful, more ro.
mantle than u doe. upon the lain 7
but ~ you 20 ou, though the road,
are illy and then = some climbing
"a be done, YOU discover that you
never seem o. reach those mnun-
tains-those wouierouly beautiful
mysteries that smilo upon you from
altar. You tread common earth aud
Chamber over common rocks. Tho
trces aud bushes grow even lcS-
beautiful; they are stuntcd aud
rough; there y much that is trouble.
some In the path, and you cannot bo.
licve that you are higher above the
earth than you were. Far away
sull lies the beauty aud the mystery
far away, far away aud about
YOU only miro, aud dust, aud stone
and common heritage. Even should
YOU mount 90 some highest peak
aud look back, you would find th,
beauty In the valley YOU had loi, and
not On the rugged mountain where
you stood.
And 80 In life. Climb where yJr
may. 20 whatever pinnacle, you neN
or reach Your beautiful mountain
Where you stand anothers eye ma,
bo axed now. To him ), j. the
beauty. The mystery, the charm 4
onue had for YOU. You have only e
prove 20 your-clf.the mountains arr
yet farther away. And, alas living
icct never reach them, but must for
ever press common earth.
oh. tie GLORIOUS mountain oI
Wealth Oh. the glorious mountain
uf Paine, purple ~ az enperor
fvbe ! What .sy thVss WHO stand
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22

kssINu rHE BRiDE-The custom
of kissing the bride NJ welding
- OF antiquity. aud while among the
most refined clas-cs Il - fallen into
di-usc, u - stIll insisted R,on H.,
many people with grrat yigor. 4
very amusing story i told OF a Ken
tuchy back woodsman, who had aller
q hong and ardent oourtship Of the
belle ut one oi the Kentucky cities.
woa hvr for bride. "a
She bad lor lpug time wasarNsl
IN hcrihoiee. undecided va, her 10
take him ora gentleman of wealth
and position ~ this city, Boo llnallv
chose the humber lot ia oboaiensr
O. her haar. The wedding was
celebrated IA great style, and the
manly gruomo was almost a. much
admired toe his colossal proportions
a'hlvuc SYMPATHY ms was the bride
tor her exceeding lovllness.
Among the guests was the un.
-a''rs-iul snltor, WHO wa, well
aware Of the jealousy With.Nhich
the grupme had regarded him, bat
a ho had overcome his 4 ar,gn Al hi,
failure. ami was sincerely auxiuu-
to congratulate the bride. Tine iN
one the guest, offered heir god
Wtsh,- anil thelr hearty kisses. whrIo
tbe groom lookcl on with approval
and delight. At length, Among the
rest, tame the rejected lover. The
young groom watched him kccnly
bat without the least auimu~Ity IN
his ,Npry-aun, The uuiurtunat,
rival felt thc drIica,y Of his position
ani not caring to uruvpkc the has
bands Ire, be dId not oH,rto protler
thc salute which was customary A.
hc was gaviug place 60 Others, after
wishing the newly married pair well.
The groom sra>Pcd hi~ arm with iron
tlugcr~, and, ia loW tone. said,
">ho : NY vile, aui propose 10 see
,hat she j. treated a. we'll a. mN vile
should be- treated. II y0u don't Kiss
her, III break every bone la Your
body" Rather than quarrel. the
gentleman kissed the not unwilling
bride, and the .rvom Was satisfied.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22

"n~i"ht J .hn." "a correspondent Of
the 'hicagu sun. sends uUi the El
lowing ~cicut,l.atlous .n lat, l,tt,r
from Boston:
Meeting gentlemen on a rail.
way tar John asked hlm What lac
lhought OF lager beer.
Iln sail that was poison too.
Theu related to hrm the fact
that know a man who drank three
hundred mug, n one day, aud ncAi
iaN be never teli u.
IL must have been muga, wealth
az, SAID hc.
1T wa. said I.
"Dp you mean 90 tell w,.' said
h", that mau drank three hun.
drcd mng- o. lager ~ daN, aud the
next lay he didn't tccl a.
Il DO, sall |, "iur the next jay
the man va~ dead.
IL, old fellow looked AZ ne YER,
unchri-taln hike. II measure thutN
nine around the chest. and Wasn't
afraid OF being hii,J and said. at
Nou'd br altt-tb., to dlsrun,inu,
oar conversation Mr.. Augcr"
Saii !. "my uamc alma Aueer.
What ln thuui,rdp You call ne Au
ger tor.'
"Bcau,c,' .aii be-. IA rcmarha
ble quiet NaA. 4 cail ,oU Anger, be-
cause Nou are such au Internal uld
/ bore.
Jusl then | ct up.
H. Boston John say. the law iu a..
gard 10 smoking ia IA, streets Is "a
ri.gid!y enforced that They ourc ~
rested a httic boy tor sailing a
newspaper, bccau,c Il bad pail Ia
| H.
lie went to see the Common
Council and say, u Is "danucd com
mou." IL then SAW thc Cradle oi
Liberty. II wouli be good cxcrcis,
to rock Il, tn rockers are gone now
/ The Goddess ~ Liberty IL an oil
/ gal, aud | understand she Is about
to , i.it New York TO have her say
ia regard io the liberty oi TIRE,
speech aud the right 10 proccsh
Ii she eats much mnre Irish stew
something will have 10 bc done
The Mayor aud Common Council
didn't say a word TO nae, 40 went
TO Bunker lIll without EN-. | saw
Till bat Bunker wasn't az home.
saw the spot where the night bcfor,
the battle the bark was taken OH th,
trees, SO they wouldn't make any
noise. | saw the spot whor,
Warren fell, aud IL Is "a rough spoI
To tumble, can assure you. IL 4
said that the British wuro rcd coats
solitheir blood vas spilled they " woul,
not know u; aud am eredihly ia
formed that the red coats so deceive
them that some OF the soldiers disln'
know they were deal until the
were told they must be burie,
You all know bow liberty was bor
on that hill side, and how the hatll
squashed tyrants; 80 | vii, 20 bac
Ia Boston, whore stands "a Stat
House that a Few years ago VA
hung ~ chains. II was negr
slave case--a case OF black Inal'
selc.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22

THE WHOLESOME JuNE BUd-Thc
other night Mary Jane Jones, beau
came up to see her aud invited Mary
Jane out Ia have some ice cream aud
soda water. which has very cNhil.
Grating effect on some people, aud IL
proved Co he the ease With thp young
man. Just as soon as be had got
that ice cream down be began 10
think how nice II would bc % have
Mary Jane always with him, and
then he began % calculate how Tar
slO a week would 60 towards sup
porting a family, and be concluded
that with economy and management
on Mary James part aud some self
denial on his, such as not playing
billiard bat once n week, and limit.
ing himselfto say ten cigars in that
time they might live nicely. Proyis-
TONS did not cost much, and Mary
James clothes could not be very ex.
pensive-say s20 year or so, aud
we'll, be calculated IL ali as be walk.
ed home with her aud resolved that
night 90 know his fate. Mary Jane
noticed that be- was very abstracted
and guessed the reason and fell
glad within herself that she had put
ON her white dress and new hustle
feeling quite sure that these had
done the business, far what young
gnanlan resist a white dress, Jet alone
a new hustle. When they got 10 the
front gate they saw that the fronl
steps we're fully occupied by the re-
idue Of the Jones family, 40 they sai
down on the horse-bloek nRder the
spreading naples, and there he es
sayed 10 tell the story ofhis love
yast a. be got 10 where he was going
TO say In conclusion, "The world Is !
dreary waste TO me without you
Mary Jane will you marry me, ane
share my humble cot a big IA
Juns-bag dropped from overheae
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22
Job. Work
Neatly and Promptly ESeeuted.

4 SnE TuoU0uF suE kNEw.--Tho
passengers Ia the sleeping coach
were jnst closing olf when something
howled out
"Uw--wow--Mow =
"Grcat dragons, there's a youu.
one aboard !" growled a IL man
from hls upper berth. "l'll bet "a
hundred dollars uonc Of u get
wink oi sleep tonight"
@Wow-wwOw 7" whlmesl Ga ehlkI
s'rhsre ~ Rses nwnlnl grnv lsd
the thl man. - neser travelled hn@
What run aeross. somo ones OF
spring.
Who's that talking =" called The
mother oi she child ~ a loud roiec
aMe - answered The fat man
"Nhy didn't yop either l"aVo that
child pt houo or slaS at hymc Your
self -
Are you ta,ing t. ma - d..
maRdel the woman.
YES, ma'am, AN say it, a.
shame To bring a sick child Ia O.
sleeping car TO disturb ~ to 30 pcu
Pile
"Arcyou a father =" she asked
No, | ham,."
Nora mother. she continued
No ma'nn."
well, ,lr. She said "a, She ppkcd
her head ort between THE curtains
ewhcr Nuu'ry b,cn tho mother ot
eleven children, moved forty eight
times, lived Ia nine different states
and worn one corset right along tor
seventeen years you'll begun 70 think
vou know your business think I
know min, and IL this baby want,
to howl he, going to 40 il, II | have
tp come over there and kick a ton
aud a half OF cpucrit oui of YOU
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22


TIE Starlight gleans with mss,i, beams,
pan a sie~piHg World
Nirht ebon pal ainws g. 'rr al,
Tier shados-hag. unflr.rd
tho thuughtless throng aHd dause and -oug
Luag ..uce hts bl.hei o. rs.t.
Love .rey wanl. in bright dramland.
keeps yau'h ard beauty b..-t.
Nhlls starr ighi K esnss htisrlsi l.s tht drcains
oh nat the ..ay - httssst
Tbbt waAeus tuuth o. ifs STERN truth
oh sleeping world I.al uighL
1t fancy. viBe ths spirit bring
There one bone uat. urr Wsrr-.
TIE mNstic tFace af Heaven grase
Es.t. ou the taef that slesp.,
Tee uvvi form through tf iaes stprm.
llas care. HHi augaish brfnr.
uHe Kuuthiul sll, vaaeral,i v'thin
The heart bass Wri'ha,l aUl tsfu-
Vow liya,euvari lrvWu. hy rsst dawn,
Ger plains I'd radiant .4ut
III .Vlrit vsns "a f.Hi ti.l .s.l
'oh sleeping var.d -sel-ui.bL'
san ABtaaio, TsAss. Il'A q, 1910.
A CHuD - ruE Loan 1t was
during the "latc uuP0ra-autuc,,,
Jam Wood aud Bob ;. were ulrm-
bcrs of the .l,t Ml~,ls-lpIl Ergimout
The Regiment Nas stationed a tvW
miles u front 81 tie Quaker town
~ Waterford Ou certain SUNDAY
Jim and Bob ITocurd I,as~es to
,pcul the iay ia Waterford, whore
they anticipated a spoi dluH,r at the
huu,c ui Mrs. G., a friend ot Im~.
bn th" way over they met rat
Opouohuc. a soldier with them. Ar.
rived at Mr-. e. arrangements were
made tar dluucr for thre, al > =. IA.
To kill time uuul that important
hour, IL Was proposed 90 attend
church. Information wa, sought
mona Mrs. G., from whom u Mas
learned that thtr, Wa uo church
except that of the Quakors in that
place. Pat being drNuut Catholic.
yielded hen jan told him hc could
Use has own prayers iu any church.
- they went aud found the church
iull. every body quiyt aud all things
stl'l a. death Jim, Fat and Bob,
took scat, besides each other. After
remaining some time, Fat, % "a nou,
every thIng WAS uaH.,uL .#'.c ig a
church. became restless Iua - Nhisp.r.
cd 10 Jim, "fhcr the devil j. the
praist = To thss he ouly received a
nudge and suggestion TO ke,p
quiet, which he did Tor the ten min
ui,, moIc, when, "a an audible " his
per be inquired. "Wh.n &. the praich-
ing To- begin = t. which jan hid
him "hu.h' This and tn insult, re-.
blo quiet a,ll HIgh drove Fat frantic
Snou after, however, q Young Qunk
Z rrc~s ARISE, the spirit ,NfitailN mDv.
I iug hor, aud SAID, II am gpug 90 -ct
maru,d,' and AT down. Ihi-
aroused Pat Who sang cat. "rh,
/ deNIl vr are " llr Was a1aln ri
muui,hgd 70 keep qui,t Ia lew
mom,ut, the youu- lady arose and
sad:
I'm going 10 get married
To which Fat instantly responded
"Arrah, NOW, haven't Sc tUali a.,
that once before -
/ Perfect peace and quiet rgigned fpg
/ ten or utt,eu minutes. When a.,
. young ladN again aru~e aul said.
I'm guug 60 bc married toa chi.d
I Of the LuTi.
! When Immediately there cam,
| from Pat the response.
well, il ~ 10 g. viii he a devil oi
time before you'll see your father in
law"
THIS was more than Jim ana Rpl
could bear, 80 they were compelled
10 retire 20 ENJOY aguOi laugh.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22

llu~rITAun liCarh person we're
asked 60 define tins word, the aE-
swers would be- amusing Emerson
~aN- 'that We should not turn away
wholly from the routine Oi our daily
life 10 make our guests welcome 7;
that every one worthy to 1T at our
table knows that lite has is ncccs-
saIy duucs, aud that We should not
burden our friends With the thought
that oar business J. Suffering lie
raugcmcut by their comiag." This
h. common scnse, but n We measure
the majority BY II, then STEW are
worthy a. ~ at ones table II maN
be- because lnsincerityIs - much the
order OF the day, that each 50 dis
truststhc other, that person cannot
~ay frankly to friend, without
giving ohynsc, Il should be glad "a
stay longer with YOU, or have you
stay longer, but | really cannot
now" 4 lady said 10 another, not
long since, II never darr say truth.
fully that | am engaged when a
visitor cOues. no matter how impOs.
sible circumstances make II ior me
TO receive him or her IL do, II
always odends. Therefore, / arn
obliged 90 scud word that | am moi
at home, aud the visitor leaves with
out any wound 20 bis or her self
love" Now, this ought not 20 be
A straightforward honesty is much
better. but there are so many IN
o0nsideAto people, who, provided
they gain their point to see you, care
little at what sacrifice ON your par
of time, or at what postponement %
imneratiye duties. They have tim'
enoagh-so much that they are eveI
puzzled what 10 do with IL; how cat
II ba that yoa have none, or 40 little
al the service OF flnendsi They can
not comprehend that ones duty o.
ones labor may tread 20 closely OF
the l,eels 81 the other, that yoar re
matning vitality needs the most care
fal nursing and division 10 keep you
stops iroln iinsl faltsring. What I
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22

DuN pEnRo.-Therc came an ch
trgytic ring az the door hell the 9th
rr morning. and We descended Tia,
stairs and grapI'led with the door
knob. \ middle aged man With
sinistcr couut,nance and sinister
breath stool before uz.
Il am Dom Pedro Emperor ol
Brazil l.. said.
"Ah" We Icphej. how i, the
Empr,s, =
Never mind the Erpr,ss,' hu
rriuiuyd "lI.t eve Your undN lj.i
attention to thc Emperor tor lew
minutes. You ~,o since lgaYin.
Brazil I've become little short up
tor means, and am making an effort
to raise The wind. a, lhe Americans
say. ! am selling thc Centennial
spelling book. net a party down
town " ho said you were an editor
and necdod a spelling book hllly,
and"
w bat else 4,l h, tell You VI,
interrupted
clio said you bal - %, Who t.i-
urthnrgaphi,nll, shahN aud yIy .ru
children who ,huald each have ono
81 my books ~ al m,au-,'
Amy thing else -
well. N,,. lc -a,l that yuu Wur,
nld clothes and pretended a. l., pu"r
bat that Nuu Wei, 10 reality a ingelar
Prince, With pultt enough Ia stick -
canal boat, aui that Il approached
hy royalty you would unhu-om your
.cli, and. O., h, Americans say
come down.
That isn't all be- teld i, it,
NO hc also informed ne that ynu
had wine n youf eoiler that Mas
maic in the aIv - tie Hr-t ortIsadr
and that yon would invite mc and
ill me ~ lull ~ pound cake aud tn
juice of the antieut grape That I
would hv compelled to get in,o one
uf Your most luNuriou, bed, and re
main over night
"Thcn YOU are the Emperor of
Brazil, are YOU
Il am the simon pure, b Hd dda
Emperor of Brazil.
well. Pedro, as you came along
thc fence there, did Aou notice "a -ct
uon of Il that swings on hinges ~
why, of course dld. Nus mean
the gate, suppose. How dM you
expect ! got into th, yard Z!
"Wo thought pcrhap, that "a yu,.
were an Emperor YOU spurnei 80
walk through an ordinary gate and
orawlcd under the fence. Nov, H..
dr", Old boy, lets see II you tan get
through that gato again without
knocking the paint OH the posts"
lie started slowly down the path
but stopped preseutly, and by the
movement Of his hps We Judged thar
ho was indulging in silent anat athomas.
We quietly picked up brick and he
moved on again anil was soon ont Of
sight. That's the only way To deal
with Centennial spelling book Em-
perors.-[Fnnkhn Cky.l Patriot.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22
IN BATEviLl.E pEs noUCiloIRs.
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