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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
large Contracts.

Perhaps our people are not aware OF the
fact. but they certainly viii very shortly find
out that We have one OF the best brick -mal-
ing and briek-laying firms in this State
Messrs. CIs. DAVIS Co. They came here
a few years ago. and immediately inaugurated
better style Of work in their line than had
been known here before Since that time
they have had full share of all the brick
work in this locality, and have always given
complete satisfaction. They have recently
secured contracts for making and laying
about 500, 600 brick at the Dalles, and Frank
Davis, one of the firm went mp there this
week for the purpose of commencing opera
tions. He informs US that while at the
Dalles week or so ago he leased ground for
= briek-yard about ! / miles up Mill Greek,
and viii Immediately put force of men at
work upon it The contracts they have
secured are for fve buildings-two for the
french Bros, merchants and brokers, one of
which VIII be 7ox4O. two stories high, and
the other Is for putting another story upon =
one-story bnildinS 60x30; another building,
owned by Wingate & Co., and used for mer-
camille purposes, viii be SOxloO, two stOrie.
high; another win be owned by Mr.. Betten-
ger, and used as stove and hardware store,
SoxloO, one story high; the other win
Be 2Sxso. two stories high, owned by Fitz-
gerald go, and Will be used as a hardware
store The firm of Clark, Davis L Co. have
several other buildings to erect during the
season, and We think they viii give satizfsc-
tion IN each instance. Mr.. Davis, whs viii
superintend the work at the Dalles. is a
pleasant and agreeable gentleman, and VIII
make hosts of friends during his stay in that
citS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22

An HisToKicAL F4cr.-Efery agent who has been
steadily selling the Improved SO Homestead Sewing
Machine for three years. his dwelling house. has
good sccount inank, Is clear of debt and has money
ct interest," natufai consequences Of securing good
agency for superior goods at the lowest prices god
drxtclnss Sewing acltiue most unefil-re1iable AZ all
times easy to understand and CONTROL tile size
and does the same work any machine that sell At
ForR TfMhs the price. There b no machine e any
price botter or that viii DO finer mere work. and
certainly none 20 low IN prce by many dollars. The
HoNEsrRAp Is widely known and used in thousands Of
families IN the Eastern and Middle States and daily be-
coming popular in the We5t Il viii its cost
eral times in season. doing the work Of the
family or will esrn four or fys dollars day for any
man woman Nho for living. Il s the strclig
machine made Is ready st al times 20 do its work
makes tho strongest and finest stitch vet invented,
and s fully acknowledged the Standard Family sew
ing Machine. Price, complete for domestic use, so,
delivered At your door, matter how remote yoN may
reside Business permanent aEd honorable with more
certain and rapid sales, and larger profits than any
other Extraordinary HberAl offers made o local or
travelling agents where have established or
there Il no aReut yot send your order direct to
the factory address John H. Kendall Co.. 4Sl
Broadway, New Terk. ylSnlIyl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
Article. Of incorporation.

Articles of incorporation for the Odd Fell
lows Hall Building Association of this city
were filed in the Office of the Secretary Of
State at Salem this week, John Briggs, Z. o.
Parker and Walter Ketchum being the in
corpOrators. The capital is placed at $40. 900,
divided into 400 shares of S25 each. The
stockholders held meeting last Saturday
evening and elected the following Directors
w. C. Tweedale, ]. F. Backensto, G. W.
Yeung, Fred Graf, Walter Ketchum, d. NJ.
Thompson and Geo. F. Simpson, and w. c.
Tweedale was afterwards elected President
Of the Board, and JAS K weatherford, Sec'y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
NeM Marble WORE.

Bysreferenee to our advertising columns it
win be seem that We have a new marble-cut-
ting establishment in Albany, located in the
Frank Wood building. Mr.. CLARK, who
expects to puperintend the work, is a thor
ough and practical mechanic. when it comes
to working in any kind of stone. Besides
being one of the best marble cutters on the
Coast, he has no superiors in working in free
stone or granite. 'sUnele jake Halter, the
other member of the firm, is well known in
this and Benton counties, and viii be Just
the man to canvass the country for work
We wish The new firm nnbonnded succass.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
ne CeaIraI AchooI.

We visited the Central School in this city
last Friday, and were much pleased and
edited At the admirable manner IN which its
several departments are conducted Prof.
Reid and Misses Howard and Hunsaker seem
to have adopted the most thorough rules of
discipline for the government OF the school,
aad have most admirable control over the
scholars. The aggregate attendance averages
about 100, and many OF them are well ad-
vaneed in the various branches of an English
education. Visitors are at all times welcome
and are afforded the NEST polite attention
both fro1a teaehers and Scholars.
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ana VIII hoid tour days. relieving - the
programme
Tuesday, April ?, 1878.
AFTERNOON sRssIoS
Calling to order.
Devotional exercises.
Music
Statement of programme
Election of officers
Propositions for membership
Short addresses by members present
EVENING SESSION.
Music.
Address Of welcome by Prof J. C. Camp.
bell, OF Junction.
Response BY Rev. W. II. Bishop, OF Browns
vile.
Music.
Essay, by Mrs Train, Of Harrisburg.
Defamation.
Wednesday, April 3.
MoRSINo SESSION.
Roll call.
Devotional exercises.
Psnmanship, by Prof Brigham, Of Albany
Mode and Tense, by o. I. Porter. Of Har.
risburg
Mental Arithmstic. by Bean, Of Har.
risburg.
Essay, by Miss warmOth, of Brownsville.
Music.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Devotional exercises.
Music.
Geography. by Miss Estella Howard. of
Albany
General Discussion.
Method Of teachingl Grammar, by d. v 5.
Recitation, BY Miss Hottie Thompson, of
Albany.
Music.
EVENING SESSION
Devotional exercises.
Music
Lecture, by DIR. L. l. ERowland, State
Supt Of Public Instruction
How to secure punctuality in attendance
General Discussion.
Recitation
Music.
Thursday, April L.
MORNING. SESSION.
Roll ealls-
Devotional exercises.
Mnsic,
Oral Grammar, by Miss Maggie Irvine, Of
Albany.
Percentage and Interest, by Rev. w. r.
Bishop, Of Brownsville
School Discipline, by Hon L. b. MeElroy,
of Corvallis
Music
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Devotional exercises
Music.
Physical Geography, BY DIR. Davis, Of Hsr.
risburg.
Class recitation, by Dr. j. c. Bolsn, of
Eugene
Physiology, by J. L. Gilbert, Of Lebanon.
Essay. by Miss White, of Brownsville.
EyKNISo SESSION.
Devotional exercises.
Music
Lecture. by Prof Thos. Condor. of Eugene.
Music
Recitation.
Essay. by Miss Maria c. Irvine, of Albany.
Friday, April ..
MORNING. SESSION
Devotional exercises.
Music
What means can best be employed to secure
e greater interest in our schools.
General Discussion.
Reading, BY j. NJ Duscan, Of Seio.
Music
AFTERNOON SESSION
Devotional exercises
Music
heiaHOh oi coaeSoS Aiiu Puohc ssnoOiss b1
Prof. l. J. Powell, Of Albany Collegiate
Institute.
General remarks
Essay
Music
Adjournment.
COMMITTEES
Executive Committee, Prof l. Bilyeu, d.
V. s. Reid, Miss Ella Hunsaker.
Committee ON Music, Mrs. Smith, Rev. W.
r. Bishop. Miss Clara Bishop.
Committee OF Arrangements, o. T. Porter.
Hiram Smith, }. p Schooling. Dr. J. F.
Hendricks, n. Fuller
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
Religious.

Divine service will be held in st. Peters
Episcopal Church next Saturday evening,
March %, at 80 o'clock. On Sunday. March
"a, there will be service in the morning at i
o'clock. On Wednesday, March p, there
viii be evening service at 7:l5 o'clock, at
which the fourth of the series Of lectures on
the Evidences of Christianity" will be given
by the rector.
FOLLOWING are the names OF the jurors
summoned by the Sheriff on special venere
issued ON Saturday, March l6: j. NJ. Phil
pott, Alfred " heeler, G. f. Settlemier, Jacob
FIeischner, Robt Conn, H. N. Smead, olney
Fry. Sen, Isaac Hays, Milton Houston, G.
W. Cochran, Ellis Knox and Nathan Bond.
Jurors called from the by-standers: D. NJ.
Cook, Clay Marshall and G.. F. Simpson.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22

Ne better time than the present could be
selected for the setting out of shade trees in
this country, and We earnestly advise our
readers to lay out a.few dollars in this way.
Especially should She property owners in this
city 10 So, "a n,Lh;1s adds hluch to the
beauty OF a town as liberal supply of shade
trees. Quite a number have already been set
out this season, but not enough yet we
would like to see them brought in by the
hundred
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
nasleal and Literary AssoeIa,loa.

The gentlemen and ladies who last week
took part in the public entertainment, as well
Is few others, met at the residence of Win.
s. Peters last Monday evening and organized
the Albany Literary and Musical Association.
a. D. Rogers was elected President; H. D..
Cooley, Musical Director; Cash. Hawkins,
Stage Manager; Mrs. ". s. Peters, See'y,
aad Mrs. J. B. Wyatt, Treasurer. Tue fol-
lowing committee was appointed to draft a
constitution: Geo. Il. Kaiser, D. C. Moore,
A. D. Rogers, ", S. Peters and NJ. S. Mon
teith The membership of the Association
is limited TO twenty-five and twenty-three
names already appear on the roll.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
The Largest Yet.

Mr. J. FL Townsend brought into town
last Monday a large head of caulifiOwer,
which beats anything We have ever seen in
that line 1t weighed u pounds, and was
almost as solid as pumpkin. MIR. I. is
doing large business in gardening, supply
ing nearly the whole city with all kinds Of
garden truck
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
Another Burglary.

Last Sabbath evening DIR. J. L. Hill went
to bed leaving the front door unlocked, and
the lamp burning in his bed room, and when
he arose in the morning found out that some
thief had called on him during the night and
carried off two purses containing some forty
odd nollars. The doctor had lest considera-
BILE sleep for few days prior to that time,
and consequently slept very seundly, giving
the thief fine opportunity for making his
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
Patrons Of nusbandry.

To The Master Of tls Subordinate Oranges o.
Liaa County:
A County Convention viii be held in Al
bany on Monday, April Sth, at 10 o'clock a.
m, for the purpose of eleeting representa-
tives to the State Grange, which meets in
Salem on the 2sth of May Each suborsli-
nate Grange is hereby instructed to elect
three delegates to the County Convention.
r, A. IRVINE, Deputy.
The Linn County Council, P of H., win
meet in Albany on the same day as the
County Convention April sth.
n WILDs, Pres.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22

The Albany boys have already organized a
base ball club, and as soon as the weather
win permit will begin disiocating each others
shoulders, stomachs, finger, etc The club
organized last Saturday evening and assumed
the uame Of Linn B4.e Ball Club. James
Foster. Geo. Il. Kaiser, Geo W. Sill, [. N.
Ii00ett and Ed. G. Clarke were appointed to
draw up constitution and report at the
next meeting Of the Club, which will be held
at the Recorders Office tomorrow evening.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
The 9ury.

Following are the nause OF the jury II the
ease of the State of Oregon against Chas. 7.
Williams Milton Houston, Nathan Bond,
Jehn Millard, F. C. Hansard, Geo. Cochran,
Robt Conn. VIM. @. Stewart, Lewis Cox,
olney Fry, Sen, D. NJ Cock, l. C. Mar
shall, Geo. F. Simpson The attorneys aP-
psaring for the State were Judge BrOuaugh,
D. R. n. Blackburn and District Attorney
Burnett, and the defence was conducted by
Strahan & Burnett, n. B. Humphrey and
H. 7. Thompson.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
Carpets.

Samuel E. Youngis expecting to receive in
a short time, direct from the manufacturers
at Philadelphia, large invoice of carpets,
which will be the finest assortment ever
brought to this city, having been selected
with special view to suiting the require
ments of this market. 1t would be to the
interest of all persons intending to buy car
nets this spring, to examine his stock before
purchasing. < full stock of carpet lining
always on hand. n33w2-
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Personal.

Mr.. G. ". Quivey, of Benton, called yes
terday and to him we are indebted for the
full proceedings of the Benton County Dem
ocratie Convention. He says the Democracy
Of Benton are thoroughly aroused and are
bound to elect their ticket this whack-you
bet - Bully
Gov Chadwick was in the city yesterday,
and met many warm friends who were glad
to see him
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
New Patents.

Through Dewey q Co, Patent Agents,
San Francisco, we receive the following list
of U. s. patents, granted to Pacific Coast
inventors, viz.
j. H. Cavanagh, S. f., screen; J:L. Heald,
Vallejo, Cal, stop-cock; e. Carter, Folsom
City, Cal, bee-feeding device; F. Hanson,
Nevada CITY, Cal, fumigator; tre-isspesl ].
d. and G. w. Stevens, s. II. cases for trans
porting eggs
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WHAT glorious sense of liberty one en-
joys, after being shut up for months in 3
daiiy routine Of the shop, to get away from
the restraints OF business, and the cOnven-
tionalitles OF society, and with your gun or
fishing rod, pair Of blankets, TIN cup,
and a few pleasant companions for
getting package Of Frese's Hamburg Tea
I'VE lie Us away to mountain and stream,
and recall in actual experience, our youth
again.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
SALEM,
ro tha Farmers of Oregon:

TO the Farmers Of Oregon
GentIemen- have the pleasure Of inform
ing YOU we have on hand and for sale the following
deservedly popular line of Farm Implements Gar
den City Clipper Plows; Cultivators and Harrows;
Farmers Friend Grain Drills and Broad Cast Seed
ers, combined; Monitor Force Feed Seed Sower and
Cu1tivator combined; Standard Newton Wagons
Hacks and Swift and Standish Grain Cleaners; also
for the harvest Of 1878, the justly celebrated Mc
Cormack Self Binding Harvester, which we stano
ready to warrant In every particular. Please call
and examine before purchasing. Descriptive circu-
lars, FREE on application. -
EUGENE BUCHANAN,
Agent for T. Cunningham g Co
Corner First and Broadalbin SITS, Albany Or n5O
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
Firen,on's Election.

The Corvallis Fire Department held their
annual election on the 9th inst, which re-
suited in the election of T. ]. Buford, of
Corvallis H. G L. Co., No. /, as Chief En-.
eineer, and W. S. McFadden. of Young
America Engine Co No l. as Assistant
Engineer
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
a Business Change.

Mr.. Oliver Wiswell, who has been running
the American Exchange Hotel for some time,
retired from that house last Saturday, giving
place to E. Murray, the old proprietor and
owner Of the house Mr.. Wiswell is in very
moor health.
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thouEht saw Williams with gun In his
handi saw Flelds lying after the shooting
ana supposed he was dead; there was no
light IN the back room.
J. D. THOMPSON.
Was IN the front room at The time OF
killing; heard him ask for whisky, and he
was told he could not have it; he said he
wanted to register when Fields went out and
eame back and said Charley YOU are mad
at me: Williams said he wasn't; Fields
told him not to deny 1t or he would slap
him; heard the shot that killed Fields;
went in the back room where Fields was
lying on his right side; took a light in the
room; Fields feet were about l foot from
the door,
wM. COCHRAN
Recalled, was in drur stora about /
minute before firing, but don't reinem ber
OF seeing Wilson there; Fields told will
Jams that he was mad at him, williams
said not, Fields said you're d. liar II you
say not; Williams turned to 90 out of the
store; Fields punched him with his elbow
and told him not to move; there was no
light IN the back room; was about feet
from the door.
Here the prosecution called Jas. Fox.
Samuel Wilson, w. Dourherty, Il. Archi..
bald, and II. Swank, each of whom swore
substantially that Fields was not danger.
Gus man and not otquarrelsome when sober,
Here the examination of witnesses closed
and counsel proceeded to argue the cause
TO the jury. Dist. Atty Burnett opened
the case for the State, and was followed by
II. Y. Thompson and Judge Burnett for
the defence, Judge Broncugh closing on
behalf of the State. Judge Boise then
charged the jury who retired and about u
haif an hour afterwards returned q verdict
of Mot Guilty.n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
MueI, Obliged.

We are indebted to His Henor, Judge
Boise, to County Clerk, Hon. T. I. Sites
and to Sheriff Herren and his Obliging depu-
ties, for eourtesies and favOrs during the
present term of the Circuit Court.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
Or. Lanes WASHING FIuld.

Saml T. Young is agent for DIR. Lanes
Patent Washing Fluid, the best cleansing
preparation ever made Every family should
try it, as it saves time and expense. Call
for sample package and give it a trial. n33m2.
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Thanks, Friends.

We shall always cherish fresh in our mem
ory those friends who so kindly remembered
us on our birthday-the 18th inst Their
presents we accept as valued mementoes of
their lasting friendship and esteem
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
esan.. Ca.ke...

rs. Dunning has received large lot Of
rosewood easkets from San Francisco. They
are the handsOmest, cheapest and best in the
valley, and can be had in half an hour after
the order IS received. Remember tllat they
are Of all sizes and very cheap.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22

Rev. T. B. White viii hold quarterly
meeting in the Forks of the Santiam, at
Liberty, next Saturday and Sunday Every
body Is cordially invited to attend
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-22
Examination OF Tleachcrs,

A public examination of persons wishing
teachers certificates viii take place at the
Office Of the County School Superintendent,
in this city, on Friday, March 18th.
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Don't forget that the concert for the ben
cit Of the Christian Association comes of
tonight at the College Chapel The curtains
win raise at eight o'clock, and for about two
hours the audience win be treated to some Of
the best music which Albany talent can pro
duce. Tho price of admission will be only
so cents, 50 that all can attend, and the
money realized will be donated 70 the Young
Peoples Christian Association. Following is
the programme Of exercises.
PART FIRST
Overture
Solo-sGrand Old Ocean, tAillard) by
Chas. Hahendon.
Glee-asS our oars with feathered spray, y
tStevenSonl by Misses Griffin and Piper,
Messrs Cooley, Raymond, CASTOR, c. Haf-
fenden.
song-..B BY the Bleo Sea, Henry sa,aftD
BY Miss Flora Williams
Trio-'Ye Shepherds, tell me, ( tAlazzinghi)
by Messrs. CASTOR, G. and A. Haffenden
Song-"Oh. fair dove. oh, fond dove, !"
tGatteyl by Miss Annie Griffin
Duet Holy mother, guide his footsteps,
l0pera Of Maritanal BY Mrs. j. B. Wyatt,
Mr.. C. Haffenden.
Quartette- Grabbed ago and youth, :"
tStevenel by Messrs. CASTOR, Raymond, A.
and C. Haaenden.
PART sE soSR.
Seleetion-by Orchestra,
Glee-.Hail. smiling morn, Spofforthl
BY Messrs. Cooley, CASTOR, A. Haffenden,
G. Haffenden.
solo-s'The Butterfly" !" tslonnAn Tory by
Miss Piper.
Piano Sable Chsyalier. tstraussl by
Miss Laura Tate
Poem of Love, tsloran TOry) by
Miss Alieo Griffin,
Song-"The girl that kept the peanut
stand, by Albert HsHenden
Solo and Chorus The Marseilles Hymn,
iRouget de LisleD by Chas. Haffenden.
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when a girl can make match-safe and
dust the piano she thinks it is about time to
look for q beau.
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Letter List.

The following is the list of letters remaining
in the Post Office, Albany, Linn county, Ore
goE, March %, 1879. Persons calling for these
aHw
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BORN.

sfIEA-In Sweet Home Valley, on Saturday, March
10TH to the wife Of ]. Shea-a girl
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ALBANY HOUSE

on IsroaaaIbIa sfreet, ene door Noffh Or az
ssEIealoerat.' oaEee.
S. A. TANNING, PROP
HAvING LEASED THE ABOVE
house, will say to those who may
favor me with their patronage, that in
tend to give entire satisfaction to al rs isr
meals and prices are concerned.
Board and lodging per week--s..S5 %
Board 90
Single meal ...................-....
Rosrd and lodging per day--..s.=s...-. I g
FI3nlstf
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1easher.. InssIsals

The Linn County Teachers Institute win
convene in Harrisburg on Tuesday, April I'd,
and win hold four days Following IS the
programme
, 1878-08-03
Converting tic Hcathen by Weight.


The old man was oiling the hinges of
the stove door and carelessly singing one
of Beethoven's best, when middle-aged
woman entered the station and began:
"Mr. JOY, are you good man!
"Wall, tolerable tolerable," he re-
Piled. II never dropped bad nickel
into the street car box, and | don't so
fshing on Sunday
"Mr. Joy, am canvasslng for money
to buy bibles and SO forth for the African
heathen," she continued, as she showed
a pass-boOk.
Are, Ell! Does he seem to want a
bible ;"
- He does. He sits on the sands of
his native shore and looks longingly this
way.
'.Does, eh! Sitting right there this
morning, 'spose!'
He is How much will you subscribe,
Mr.. joy"
MADAM, I've got to lift a mortgage
before noon to-day, and
"Youwill certainly give me something, -
she interrupted.
"And I've got to meet fire and life IN
surance, pew rent, taxes, gas, and
"Put down what Your noble heart die
tates," she said as she handed him the
book.
He reflected for a moment and then
asked: "Will five dollars convert 4
heathen-a great big two-fsted heather,
with stiff knee J"
II think so. "
He figured with pencil Oh the bottom
OF chair and said:
"Five dollars into 200 pounds of
heathea IS forty pounds fora dollar This
is. less sce-um-te ten pounds for % cents
and none to carry. Divide the dividend
bv the divisor, cut off the cnbe root, car
~ nothing, and, madam, you take this
quarter and convert tenpOnndS of heathen
for me. That's all | can spare-no use
talking g-ten pounds here comes his
honor.
She went away puzzled andamazedat his
figures, and Bijah looked after her and
mHSed
Il ought to have taken a mortgage or
my share Of that heathen, but I'm Just
that careless III business affairs. fire.
Press.