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ITO THE PUBLIC.

i In compliance " ith The second paragraph Of the
luth Section of the Act regulating the sale of intoxi-
Thomas Z. Carty hereby give notice that on Monday
the 22d day of October. \. u. 1877 shall make appli-
cation t. the Court Of General Sessions Of The Peace
and Jail Delivery then To be held at Dover in and
for Kent county. for license to keep inn or tavern
in school District 40. ll9. in the town Of CLAYTON
IN Kent county aforesaid i'll the house known as the
clayton House with the privilege of selling therein
Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than one quart
to be drunk on the premises The names of the re-
spectacle citizens recommending my application arc
follows viz:
I,ahlel ". thompson, William T. Young
Bernard sweeney, G. y. Hazel,
Genrgc Mohett, George Whock
William f. Caspcrscn Clement Reed
Jacob CToSslcy, Robert q. ReeS.
William II. Weaver, John II. BoggS
William J. Curry, Charles Mattiford,
Thomas Wishart
THOMAS E. CARTY.
CLAYTON, DEL. Sept, 18th, ls77.-3w
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DEATH OF JUDGE on THE BExcH.-At
Knoxville, Ga, last week, Judge Barnard
Hill, of the Superior Court, whilst seated
upon the bench was observed to throw his
head back upon his chair and deadly
pallor overspread his countenance. Friends
rushed to him, but with an easy gasp his
spirit passed away and he sat dead upon
tho bench in the midst Of the discharge of
his high official duty. lie is supposed to
have died Of heart disease.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

Adyces from Moorestown, New Jersey,
announce that singularly fatal disease
has attacked the horses in that vicinity.
The symptoms are various but in nearly
every instance the animal afflicted dies.
treat uneasiness is said to prevail among
the farmers and there are serious appre-
tensions entertained that it will extend to
other parts of the State, and possibly over
the whole country as did the epizooty a
few years ago.
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GRAND TRIUMPH IN HoRTIcuLruRE,

Glorious results Of useful life: climax almost
reached. Feltons New Bcrries-C Cinderclla and Con
tlhcnJal Strawberries. The four best bearing best
carrying, best selling best paying market berries.
BS Illustrated circulars and price list giving history
and ful. description free to all
GIBSON S BENNETT
Nurscrymen " Fruit Growers, Woodbury. u. J.
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The FAILURE OF THE WELL-KNowN MAGA.
ZINE PUBLIsHER.-The assignment of Frank
Leslie for the benefit Of his creditors, with
schedule annexed, was filed in New York
Saturday. The total liabilities are set down
at 1896, G,l34.52; nominal assests. $230, ,3O8.-
60; actual assets, $75, 1898. The assets
are principally composed of periodical pub
hcations. The personal assets are esti.
mated at $1,000 and the real estate at $27,-
Sl7.l8.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

ANOTHER CHANGE IN TELEGRAPH RATES.
A great many points where the tariff has
been 40 cents heretofore is now reduced to
70 cents: There are some exceptions.
notably New York city. The highest rates
between any two Western Union Offices in
the United States east Of the Missjssipni
river, including Offices in Iowa, Minnesota.
Missouri. Stantead and Montreal junction
Quebec, is not more than one dollar.
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Cough, Hoarseness, Asthma, or any Ir.
ritatlon of the Throat or Bronchial Tubes.
will be relieved by taking DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup. 1t has cured thousands. Recon-
mend 1T to your friend and neighbor.
Your druggist keeps it. Price, 25 cents.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

Frederick R. Goodridge, pay roll clerk
ofthe Patent 0aice,in Washington, confesses
that he has been drawing the money of
some Of the clerks on false representation
and forged signatures. Thus far it is
known that $1,000 have been drawn in this
manner
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NOTICE.

The undersigned, Administrator named above. here
by gives notice, that Letters Of Administration were
granted 10 the 18th day of September 1877 ali
persons therefore having demands against the de-
ceased estate will present the same properly atesed
ON or before the 18th day Of September 1875 or abide
by law in this behalf.
sep l9-3w JAMES T. WHITE
Adfaf
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$4,000 GRAPE VINES.

Apple, Pear and Cherry Trees, Shade end Ornamen.
tal EVergreens, and other notions. Silver Maple i'm
large supply, cheap.
P"rc Grape Vine for McdicinaL and CZnrch usc
TERMS CASH. oct a-tf
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

ANOTHER SHIrLoAD OF SAINTs.--The
steamship Wisconsin, which arrived at New
York on Saturday last from Liverpool,
brought among her steerage passengers
four hundred and fifty-nine Mormon inn
migrants, who are principally from Great
thousand five hundred new converts to the
Mormon faith have previously arrived in
the United States this season, and about
five hundred more will leave Liverpool on
October :. These people represent the
poorer classes of mechanics and laborers,
and are of all ages. The twelve Mormon
missionaries who have been in Europe
for the past two years recruiting these new
converts, also arrived in the Wisconsin.
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Books & Stationery.

School Books all used in Public or Private Schools
in this part of the State
Blank Books, full assortment every size and grade
large and small
Memorandum Books. great variety
Hymn Books, all styles
Bibles all styles and sizes from largest Family to
smallest Pocket Testament
Music Books and Sheet Music. Whatever is not in
stock will be furnished to order at Publishers
Prices
Miscellaneous Books Standard furnished TO order
rom any publishing House in the country, at
Catalogue Prices
Writing Paper, all styles choice
Envelopes, all sizes and qualities. Paper and Enve
lopcS Specially
Writing Desks variety
Photograph Albums.
Autograph Albums
Fine Drawing Papers
Gilt and Silver Papers
Glazed, and Tissue PAPERS
Sunday School Reward Cards &c
Gold Pens, best make.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

Mr.. Thurlow Weed, the veteran journal.
list, has written letter approving the
spirit Of President Hayes's Southern and
civil service policies, but severely criticising
the methods of the latter.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03
LOST or STOLEN

At Bombay Hook, on the 1lth of September ONE
HUNDRED AND NINTY DOLLARS Ninty dollars
reward will be paid for the return of this to TER
kENCE CARNIN and no questions asked.
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1t is only those that have done nothing
who fancy they can do every thing.
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

Philadelphia. on
the eth inst. by the Rev. Joseph Mason, Benjamin
F. Armstrong, of Mddetown, to ArabeIla IIof-
fcCker of Odessa
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PRICE-LIST
OF THE
SMYRNA NURSERY,
a. SCOUT, PrOp'r,
SMYRNA, DEL.
5000 PEACH TREES IN BrD,

of choice selection, rs follows: Troth's Early Noun
tain Rose, Reeves FavOrite, MoorS FavOritc Yellow
Rare Ripe, ReeSes Choice, President StOut's Choice
Pullen's Seeding, Bears SmOck
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QUEEN SWARE.

In this Department everything will be found from
French China Tea Sets and Decorated Toilet Sets
down through Granite and G. c. Ware i'm infinite
variety, to Common Stone and Red Earthcn Ware
stove Pipe Guards II Specially. Flower Pots
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

Miss MARION =. JONES of the rr-
Smyrna institute, will give instruc- TEf-=1-1I--s;s
tons on the Piano, Organ or Guitar to NJ IN ~ 4
all parties outside of the school who v y
desire it. Patronage solicited. TERMS-Sl0 pc
quarter sep 12-tf
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NOTICE.

My wife, Catharine, having left my bed and board
without just cause or prOvocatiOn hereby forewarn
all persons from hGrboring or trusting her my
count, as | will pay no debts of her contracting.
oct 3-3W THOMAS SINGER.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

CAUSES OF THE ROT.-Professor Taylor, of
the Agricultural department, has returned
to Washington from New Jersey, where
he has been investigating the causes Of the
rot or "scald" in cranberries, and also
it is said believes the cranberry disease to
be due less to direct solar heat than other
causes, and thinks that on suitable soils
the berry can be cultivated much farther
south than has heretofore been considered
practicable. lie finds the decay in grape
vines caused in great measure by insects
at the roots, but has not concluded his in
yestigation of the latter subject.
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Valuable PROPERTY TOR RENT.

lst. A Three.Story Brick Dwelling and
Store House on Commerce Street.
2nd. The Large and Commodious Two.
Story Brick Store House, s. w. Corner
of Main and Commerce Streets.
Both buildings are in first rate order situated in
the centre part of the business part of the town and
can be rented at moderate rates Possession of the
first house given at days notice. The second on the
first day Of March next.
GEO. W. CUMMINs.
SMYRNA, Sept. 26th 1s77.-tf
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THE CONTENTED LOVER.

thewoltu tiseoug h6rmo okn t Its
AaUrG uanth thou tEirO a h l
dressed
Sifyouwa chips ornN Straw md
size aTc o rcDO aw cltap r cn ,g
7 TFvouwa in rh Tips lSa iuI a C bar
l. &C r Sc
T uMnttp O eHcm in Wtd nng q
ccnsa up i wulB ore
rW dwno
openaN New
Mnlns Lur ling ck
woutr especially al yrHU a
II rt5 G , :
VctsiE up to- nl
cheap AHatW SfpatD Tow Sto oncr rcd
Rin
j SlI0Si Oaa ard Great bargains a
AT WOODS
Great Downtown Millinery and Notion Stores,
s4s s4s SAY STREET, ofCan
SorsT
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WOODEN & WILLOW WARE. &c.

Tubs, Pals ChurnS, &c
Butter Market Tubs
Baskets. every description
Ropes from inch down.
Cotton Line, large variety
Twines, everything desirable
Gillng and Seine Twincs are made SpccialtcS
Oil Cloths Floor and Table
Window Shades and Shading
FringeS and Fixtures
Picture Cords all coOrS
Brushes, all sorts
Clear BriStle Hand Scrubs
Hair Brushes, Fine to Common
Painters Brushes
Wall Brushes extra
Shoe Brushes fine.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03
GLASSWARE.

This Department embraces everything in this line
from the Finest Flint GOblets and Fruit Stands down
throughl all the styles and qualities to the smallest
Salts and Nappics and Cup Plates
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03
GREAT EXHIBITION

We have already laid in as a part Of our heavv
STOCK one half Million Dollars worth of Fall and
winter Clothing, which is now open to the inspection
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

SUICIDE OF MrRDERER.-In September,
1879, an old man named Davis, a resident
OF Leetona, Ohio, was murdered and robbed
by Thomas Mead, q young man living at
Palestine, Ohio. Mead was arrested, tried,
convicted and sentenced to be hanged, but
year ago last May escaped from iail.
Detectives discovered him on Sunday in
limaville, a small village near Alliance.
lie refused to surrender and fired upon
the officers. They returned the fire
wounding Mead, who, seeing escape impos.
sible, blew his own brains out.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

YELLOW FEVER IN FLoRIDA.-There were
four deaths at Fernandina, Fla, during
Saturday, and three new cases. A census
of the present population shows the num-
ber of the inhabitants to be l,622, of whom
293 are at present sick. Eight hundred
and ffty-three have been sick. During
Saturday night and Sunday there were two
deaths from the fever at Fernandina.
Capt. F. Z. Grossman, collector of the port,
died Saturday night. Three new cases
were reported on Sunday, and several cases
were extremely low on Sunday night.
Among the sick is Mayor Riddell.
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BOMBAY HOOK Special Schedule.
DOWN..
UP.
pApp Between either landing and IN npJmu
i Allu PHILADELPHIA JU U1NID,

stock and Freight or all kind car
ried at Low Rates.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

General Robert +. Lee wrote in 81 a
kindly letter Of farewell to a friend in
Texas, few days after that State had
voted herself out of the Union. Its most
pertinent sentence is this: "And now,
having closed my business, will say how
sad l felt to-day, under the circumstances,
at leaving San Antonio, especially as am
unable to see a single good that will result
from the step taken by the State but, as
it has been permitted by kind Provi-
dence, l hope it will eventuate in her ulti
mate benefit" 1t is written in a bold and
Scrawlinr hand.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

\ PHYSICIANS NIsFoRTUNEs.-Dr. Nc
Clure, (once a prominent veterinary
surgeon, well known in this part of Della
warcl Of Upper Chichester, recently con-
victed in Philadelphia of selling bogus
diplomas and sentenced to pay a fine Of
5000 and undergo an Imprisonment Of nine
months, while in the court room made IN
attempt to commit suicide by taking
poison. Prompt medical aid, however.
saved his life. The case has been appealed
to the Supreme Court. and pending a hear
ing Mcclure has been released on $4,000
bail
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q counFaY RpIron,s rRoUaLna.

+ - sT PAsan1Ae. MITE.
y -s-~<-2s"
The typos all had pOe&eted theis rsIes.
/ There were bat thsec upon the paper then)
and loanging idly On the eEEss stools,
Surveyed the Colonel" who with busy pea
Was dashing off leader for his sheet,
Ratitled "Dullness OF the County Sect" :
Twas Saturday and six o'clock The boys
We're waiting for theis slender weekly pay;
Alas that bugaboo which 30 annsys
The country printer and obsttucts his way.
ntypes could set themselves bis course would aeeds
as calm and pleasant as a summer dream.
half an hour passed by--stH toilsd the scrpbs:
q Ideas aessaed TO flow with vondreis ease
Still, If we migat believe current gibe,
Which hinted that the writer crossed hist'a
With sweeping lines that ran across the sheet,
His pen, alas preaaced mere chaaf than whsot.
The clock struck seven. Then the typos an
With nuttesed threats of quitting then and skege.
Filed slowly into the dinsy hall,
And started down the well.worn Office stas.
just here a whistle from the sanetum sent
A thrill of hope through each and back they weas.
"Wel, heys began the scribe, "4'ns painea ta sag
That prospects are not hatteriAg tonight;
PKedaied to raise single cent to-day,
And, consequently, funds are rather sight.
Fhis crRshiag news undoubtedly will fall -7''
Upon your aspirations like pail
"But bear up hravely-what is that yoa saaa-:
Tn owing you heapof money now!
A truer statement meyer left your bead.
Eve used you badly. that / must allow,
But think Of Job and meekly how to fase-
Yraaa ahn mae 1aor +oi iabo 70
must ceAfess that sincerely grieve
To see you placed in this anlovely strait,
But toss yeur heads and make your friends hslisve
That lots of lucre prompts your baoyaat gait;
DOa,t leave nae, aeHts-eontinae still to strive
You've aaoney ceming and lie may arrive.
TAen spoke the typos, almost in chorus:
'This workin for man wishout the stamps
Es aaoRt too thin and just triie porous
We fail TO see it, Cd5re, in those lampsr
We've lived en nope with nov and then cracker,
FoT three long weeks, and durin' all that time,
by jhgs! we've had to do without tobacker.
Anh we Ss cnnctnnen that we'd better climb"
The dosr here opened. and robus tparty
Came in, who, Pulling out his pocket bSok,
Exclaimed in tones encouraging and hearty:
'sFhere, that's my bill, reckon-please 20 loosr'
He didn't stop to read the Colonel's leades.
Or pocket some exchanges on the sly.
He left like you or would, geHtle reader
That's like geatlerna n-(hSw's that for higA?)
The Colonei raissd his patrons timely favos
"a siz months bill for an advertsemeAE,.
And said in tones that had of pride a ,ssyos:
''zfere, take it, boys he gave them every cens!
when from the place the printers had departed
This plant cazae from the weary man of news
.sk p,oa~ natienf will h@a
Wheu ga home without the childfens shoes II
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How 10 Catch Beaver.

J.
We know Of scarce any animal possess
ing more instinct ttilan the the bearer A very
small pond they dam up in such a way as
to render approach to their habitations al
most impossible. A house is constructed
of RATS laid across main beam and cover
ed with brushes and turf. Tt is divided
into two compartments. one for the animal
to dry itself in after coming out of the pond
and another. to eat and sleep in. It is. en-
tered through passage way eommunica-
ting with the outer edge of the pond (but
in such way as rot to admit Of water en-
tering the bousel and about midway be-
tween the surface and the bottom. On the
least indication of danger, he leaves his
house by the subterranean passage, and
does not rise to the surface till far beyond
the reach of danger on the other side
of the pond. The only plan, therefore. is
TO cut humber of stakes. drive them close
| ly together in the bottom Of the pond and
close to the bank then take the roof of
] the house, and In some part Of the passage
| way. the family, which consists Of three q
/ four, may be found. u this way 9 man
from Nackawick got fonr few siays ago,
IN b. Telegraph.
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TTRNS-Payable inyariablv n aavane.
- EvE EANaELieALt CORNER


sFoung ladies stili wear Pic paas On their
beTks. jigp iiR aI hstG a6tt9jI9s 3Hai,s9xs
at dlie hsbna SIC ao;fuB sid .isllg 9arl,3
Hateh prpef 3 3olaaks o. asai 4 made ~ Of a dark
'-0's' - SA'0 0lA"t'0 Vi "t oiS'Sf' .sncii
AS Lady Tsszls Miss Banais Davenport
wears leves saa, goo uwOasi ef34real dial
aaond& " gAK .sy&b y171l 70 .aois4os so1
Bsaides q stGwsudolsh '' bonnet there il
now s' Daniel DeroEta," i" and both are Sof
1a7iea SKA 81 as1 edf 2'@Gh" q ,uiElq4ap
.y2nfy19l iGigoIibs
siik cloaks lined OF trimmed with fur are
aap4 the saoss s elegant wraps that gre worn this this
season. -. 30.
airs lRalsten lives ia aaEebty cottage on
the hillside eppaaitR beg odd nhswse at BSit
a&Qas, Gaa asnk s1Ti rahssnoo waa iu5lsu1
Seek not for faults, butT seek diligently
eor beauties for the thofns are easily found
after The rasss sae mded.l u T'E ait
!, fancy fo9r + : little giFis dress is to h have s
each Of the seams loft open q sheEt space
and a side plated, piece set il, she top be-
ing finished with double looped, bow. h
Aad aew they SAP that Miss Carrie Gwin
daughter Of 'sDnke Gwin.'' Uucle Sam
my's chief factotum In running his .Presi-
dental refefm maelline, 10 to- be mistress of
the White House, af Sammy goes thare, vice
Miss Morse, declined. "a .aa-.-s =
Ladies' morning wrappers are particular
ly pretty this season, and may return to
favor again. Although many shlnk they
are only desirable for wsar In their own
room, still il they are tasteful and neat
there Is ne reason Why they Should DO dis
,earaed.d Col0Fsd cashmeres are used for
the prestiest oneB.g They are made In tho
prsRcssse shape, plain in frons, with all the
sulfness placed in the haeaz. They ase not
trimmed Hish aeanees, but with lacss, en-
hsoidssF OF braid. Some are dog,bie-
breasted others have bnws d0gn che mid
die Of the fsene adtla-~&hese. made in
two long loops and ends. The pockets are
large and placed low down on each side.
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Amusement Of Burmese Reyalty.
ssyT
From the London, Eeh,

: = = 4
The King of Burmah. has mounted
twenty guns on his mud parapets.
These are, real guns, SO that the 200 or 800
wooden dummies need not be referred
to. One of the bona fde cannon is q Krupp,
of which. His Majesty Of the Golden Foot
is naturally proud. He has lately amused
himself, by throwing shot from this gun
into the, Irrawaddy River. A few Of these
shot have been well directed, and afforded
the Lord OF the Seven g Umbrellas II consider
able amusement. One struck a arice-laden
dhow. which filed and sank, drowning the
captain. The King was in raptures, forit
appears he pointed the gun. After little
shells were tried at long ranges. The
target now was the village on the bank of
the Irrawaddy. All Mandalay turned out
to watch the result. After one or two
Intellectual shots the village was espied to
be in flames, The inhabitants ssran about
like mad,n in such comical manner that
the King again had hearty laugh. Then
the, crowds on the. Mandalay side OF. the
beach tempted His Gracious Majesty, who
suddenly gave the sightrseers o desc of
grape and canister. The crowd instanta-
neously dispersed, leaving some twenty
men, women, and children lshind. His
Majesty was highly amused. The Krupp
gun fully answers his expectations. The
next criminal is to be blown from its
mouth. He has heard that the English
have adopted That mode OF summary execu-
ton. He must test it for himself. which
will be as soon as possible. But, hitherto,
shot, shell, and grape-shot have proved
tolerabIy successful; and His Majesty feels
quite equal 10 the exigenoies Of q European
war
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IEssssstases .as Reaching the NsEEh eols.

a reception was given Wednesday even
ing by the American Geographical Society
of New York. Many prominent members
of the Society were present, and large
number OF ladies and gentlemen to whom
special invitations had been sent. The
meeting was in large degree informal, but
carefully prepared. paper was read BY
Alexander Humboldt v.d. Horck, of Bef-
lin, upon his recent journey to the Spitz-
bergen seas. After recounting the expe-
riences and discoveries Of the voyage, he
discussed the value OF Arctic explorations.
1t had been asserted since the return Of the
Alert and the Discovery that there was not
enough Of importance Co science OF corr
saerce in the Arctic regions to warrant the
vast expenditure of an expedition. But it
bad been definitely proved that amid the
unexplored mysteries Of these regions werD
to be found the answers 20 many questions
of science as yet undecided. Ia anthropei-
ogyimportaas results might be looked for
from Arctic, explorations. The races in
habiting the extreme North were becoming
objects of the highest interest. sinee il sas
debatable question whether they were
offshoots Of certain races living in the more
temperate zopes, who had degeRerated un-
der climatic influences. and the peculiar eon-
ditions which surrounded them, or whether
their physical and psychological pecnliari-
ties were typical Of distinct race. The
geological. results. of Polar exploration
would thus be of the greatest value. There
were the evidences Of life underlying the:
glacial period the organic remains discoy-
cred in the rocks are revealing facts, of
great Importance TO geology, giving evil
denee that there had existed in the past a
highly developed and luxnriant vegetation
In all tho branches of the science of physics
experiments near the Pole were the most
desirable, because Of the intense activity Of
natures forces there. In meteorology
precise knowledge of the distribution Of
land and water within the Pelar areas was
essential in order to understand how far
the climate and atmospheric condition Of
the globe were affected by IT.. Laying
aside all these questions of scientific signii-
cauce, the simple desire to- complete the
geographical knowledge Of the earth would
be sufficient incentive to enter upon this
unknown region. And with the expert
ence gained by the failures Of the past, TO-
gether with the improved methods for sci
entific Investigations, it need not be thought
impossible to penetrate these solitudes. !.
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One d ela SIS sassieaals.

oia 81, says the Atlanta Hsveld, vent to
the theatre to see the magician perform
saos the other night. Next day we asked
him: 's 4't' y's .l" -, o 2 stz @.+AA gH
"Did you see sIiat man handle that
money last night p" -'-s s''''7 '',N.'"
"r did, fer faft!'' '-l'5'' - '''''.''''l4
s'ifs made IL come and 90 in.all sorts of
ways p" -t.E-fz..' 10 -8fe7as.s# HaA1
"Young boss, dat nan's pow'fful slick
wid si1ber manney i''Fi4 .'lsal H3Ei Gsa
la "What did you think Of hirn, siP ''s'7i
"Dat aaan Foeld oroand daf wild dat
nunpeY toll he 'roused my 'spishions, he
did, t} .sHsA-i ssi7' 'ise5 eyed s3a
Suspicious Of whasa', eiS'al .ais as. @.
p" Hit ssks lots OF practfss fer to max a
haf aoiler 'psar aud dis pear in dat stile."
"O6 couzss." i3 lts aatEl 10 GalH.os.
"Dat's wlaaf ancka nae Aab 'spishun
dat dat white uaaai wHE one time de CASHIER
CD a freednieh's han&-~an' / jess want to
Aaaaea him few minutes, sho's you
boga." adt 5e sf9s:eaI nsie.sss. ;z.r .s.t