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The daily gazette., 1878-01-24
SHERIFPS S.ALES.

CHERiFF'S SALE -
~ BY virtue of a writ of -.eyari Facias.
to me directed, will be exposed 10 Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 841 Shirley st.
Kept by George w. Ortlip, in the city of
wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 9th Day of February, 1878,
AZ O'Clock, p m, the following described
Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel of land with
SIX two.story frame houses thereon erected,
situate In the city OF Wilmington a Aforesaid
bounded and described as follows, to-Wit :
Beginning at point on the northerly side
OF a street AZ 20 feet wide, at the distance OF
2s feet easterly from the easteriy side nj
Townsend street, corner for lands of John
y. Edwards, thence along said Edwards,
line through the middle OF the partition
wall between this house and the house on
the west adjoining northerly and parallel
withTOwnsend street 90 feet TO the sontherIv
side of feet wide alley leading into
townsend street, thence along said Side of
said alley, easterly ~ feet 10 n stake In a
line OF land of p. III. Mitchell, thence
soutEerly along said Mitcheil's line and
paraliei WIN townsend street go feet TO the
aforesaid northerly side of A street. and
thence thereby westerly ~ feet to the place
OF beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may. """'
Seized and taken I'm execution as the pro-
perty OF George II. Townsend and Mary b.
IA =, ms VIE, but now the property of Gus
tavns NELSON, grantee of the said George
X. Townserd and Mary f. NJ. his wife. and
terre tenants, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheilits OHce, New Castle, January
.-s-: .--:--e-.- y. Z, -e.e: 1an2l -3tawts
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DOG REGISTER RNOTICE.--Allp II persons
~ owning or having dogs about their
premises are required To have them regu
larly registered between the LIST and 20th of
January. After the latter date the ordi-
nance Will be strictly enforced against
owners OF unregistered dogs.
JAMES 0'TOOLE,
dec2y-lm, Chief of Police
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NOTICE.-I have this day associated
IN with myself In partnership, VIM. II.
Gibbons. under the firm name OF Messick
a Gibbons, for the purpose OF conducting
produce business, at the old stand. Stalls
Nos. 10, -, ~, Second street market house.
rOCHUS MESSICK.
Wilmington, Del, Jan.7. jan9-dim,
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WANTED.-A farm OF about 100 acres.
w IN New Castle County. Send full de,
scription 10 GEO. MOORE.
Jantl-otw No. 6, w. 7th st.
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EOR SALE.-The very handsome build
II ing lot on Pennsylvania Avenue and
Franklin street. 17S feet front on the Avenue
Apply 10 CP. .JOHNSON.
aug31-t. 4lg Market street
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POLITICAL CARDS.

DOR SHERIFF.
II To the Democratic voters of New Cas-
tie County; N'9-
Gentlemen: Thankful for the support Civ
en- me at the last nomination again offer
myself as candidate for the Democratic C
County, pledging my support TO the sue
cessful nominee.
HENRY NJ. BARLOW,
Janlo-dd win. of Brandy wine HID
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LUK SHERIFF. y
10 the Democratic Voters OF New Cas-
lie County:
1e1Hemen: Thankful for the support Civ
en- me ~ the last nomination / again offer
myself as candidate for the Democrats
nom ,n ,nstion for Sheriffof New Castle Coun-
W, piedging my support 10 the successful
nominee. RORERr n. JTTSTIs
Jan14-d&wtn# IL.
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l. OR kENT.-A farm In Brandywine
Hundred OF 1856 acres, IL mile from
Holly Oak Station suitable for milk dairy.
Wen fruited with apples and cherries.
Inquire OF IN, LODC,E
decl4- 4-2taW&Wtf
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u REMoVAL---Having removed from
n No. 408 Market street to No. $40
Orange street. where 1 will be pleased 70
see all who want good boots and shoes.
-! JOHN FULLMER,
Janzl-imd&w. $40 Orange street.
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t'Oh SALE.-Ihree pulldlng lots on
Il jackson street, between 9Th and 7th.-
Five building lots ON Fifth street near Van
Buren,, four on Front street near Jackson.
and lot Fl feet front on Delaware Avenue.
near Harrison. Apply at this office. mar4tf
The daily gazette., 1878-01-24

NJ OTICE.-A quarterly meeting OF the
~ Trustees of the Poor, will be held mt
day OF January, 1878 Those who have
bills against the institution of the Poor
Will please present them TO the Trust tee OF
their dist,ict. JOHN W. EVANS,
lant4 TIM, Clerk
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/ oST,--Five dollars reward VIII be paid
~ Tor the return of brown terrier dog
70 II. LATIMER,
Jahio-ot* Near Wilmington
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NoTICE,-N ERIEsl-NE W
IN sERIES.-The Mutual Loan A $50
citation. has issued a new series OF son shares
Now ready. Elk per cent paid to withdraw.
ing members. Loans made OF any amount
and premiums charged according to age
Of stock. Fines only one per cent. Cali
day or evening for information on
Jan2i-f GEO. O. MARIS. Secretary.
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Administrators Sale
OF
Real Estate

BY virtue Of the power given in the VIII
OF Eliza Patterson, deceased, l will offer at
public auction. on
WEDNESDAY,
The 9th Day of February, A. D.,
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nj oTICE.-New Series--city Buiidlpg
IN and Loan Association.--A A new series
of500 shares Is now being issued, frst pay
trent February i2th, six per cent. interest
allowed - withdrawing members. Bor-
rowers will consult their interests by, ioin-
ing this Association. For information APP
ply 10 j. Il. PIERCE, Secretary,
jan22-l9t col ShlpIey 1t.
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~ OFFICE DELAWARE STATE
F. a NJ. ms. COMPANY.

NO "'V HNNhEI > THEFI
The Stockholders and Policy holders OF
this company will hold their annual meet.
Ing, and elect a board OF directors to serve
for the year 1878, at their office, No. 6ib
Market street. In the city of Wilmington,
Del, on Thursday Jan. 3lst. at 10 O'Clock
a. m. JAMES Ii. MYERS,
janil-tm. Secretary.
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NOTICES.
N Office TO CONTRA CTORs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
.kV Sealed proposals for grading. build
Ina and all other work required " COM
plete the road bed ready Tor ties on the
Rail Road from Lewes 10 Rehoooth. will be
received until O'Clock, p. M, on February
9th 1873: Profile and specifications can be
seen az the Georgetown Depot. ON the j. A.
B. R. X. The Company reserve the risht
70 reject any or all proposals. All propo-
envelope, and addressed To j. l.. MAPES,
Chief Engineer. Georgetown, Sussex On,
Del. jan23-2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-05

II cannot be too oflsn reiterated that
we only ask Russia 10 enter Into the
congress without reserve, and listen
before she asks any final decision 10
what tho other powers may have n
say respecting the preliminary treaty
she has made with Turkey. A mors
moderate request could hardly be
made, and 10 designate II, IN was done
yesterday ny the depulalion, ~ n war
like policy, Ia unjust aud mipleadlng, Z"
A Berlin dispatch says The Gvr
man lron>clad heet will proceed 10 Tho
East beginning Ia May.
Tue Manchester Guardian, q liberal
journal, strongly condemns the sort VI
pressure this dvputalion Intended 10
put on liberal leaders, as we'll IN their
assumption that the governments
policy Ia warllke, Tho mlnlslsrs II
says, aro not TO be- held Responsible, n
peace Ia threatened or broken, because
lhay oppose aims which, though un
avowed and illegilimate, are clearly
within Tie scope OF tho Russlan policy
la the house OF oom mona this ave.
Ming, Mr. Gladstone asked, first, II II
was the intention oi the government,
IN resent communications regarding
The congress-, Ia reserve 10 Itself the
liberty to withdraw from the ooneress
upon proposal 10 dleuuss any matter,
the discussion NJ which II did not think
admlssihle, aud secondly, why Eng
land refused u preliminary conference,
Sir Stafford Nor,hcote, chancellor NJ
tho lex aequer, replied, firstly, all
England wanted NJ the congress was
the dls, u~lon Of every article OF the
lreaIy,a dsecondly, that Lo!d Derby's
liepatch gave the reason TOR deoliuinR
the preliminary conference Mr.
Gladstone thereupon gave notice he
would raise the discussion Tomorrow,
because OF Sir Stafloro's Unsatisfactory
reply.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-05

Arrested For n Train Robber.

Yesterday evening two men arrived
In the city with man named George
+. Grant, who they had arrested
four miles from this city, on the Dem
ton road, No u suspected participant In
the Hutcbins train robbery. The men
who effected the arrest were each
named Lesh, and had the authority as
officers from Justice Peak. From Mr..
o. w. Williams, who was In company
with Grant at the time Of his arrest,
the reporter learned that he and Grant
were on their way west with Powell Il
Gage's surveying outfit, for the purpose
OF locating lands. Mr.. Williams
states that he and his friend Grant,
who were dressed In frontier garb,
were riding along together when the
two men rode up and arrested Grant.
He says Grant, who has been In the
state but few months, Ia an old
friend and schoolmate Of his; that he
Is a man OF good character, and that
he had nothing whatever to do with
the robbery. Grant was put under five
hund ed dollars bond, which he readi'
ly gave, and his trial will come up this
morning before Justice Peak.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-05

We learn from reliable gentlemen
who were In Tivoli hall when the Of
fair occurred, that while Judge Thur.
mopd and party Of friends were dis
cussing the probable result OF the cleo
ton, a drunken man entered the sa.
loon and without word OF warning
struck One OF the party. Officer Aikire,
after the scufils had ended, wanted to
arrest the party that had been struck.
Judge Thurmond, who was standing
some distance from the officer, told
him he was In fault in attempting to
arrest the wrong man, when Alkire,
reaching for his pistol, rushed to-
waros the judge to arrest him. Some
ore In the saloon cried out "Judge, he
is going to shoot YOU" just as the
officer was about to collar him. The
Judge at that moment struck the officer,
in self.defense, believing that Alkire
was about to use the pistol. We give
the above statement as an act OF JUS
tice to Judge Thurmond.
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Personal.

]. p. Rockwell, Denison, is at the
Windsor.
w. g. Cain, Tyler, Is staying at the
LeGrand.
J. Farley, Galveston, is stopping at
the LeGrand.
A. II. Sea, OF Houston, is staying at
the LIZ Grand.
d. s. Ryan, Galveston, Is stopping at
the Windsor.
W.O. Trimble, Marshall, is regis.
tered at the Windsor.
&. Schlesinger, New York, is regis
tered at the LeGrand.
d. s. Ryan, Of the Galveston News,
ia stopping at the LeGrand.
General Joseph Daw, OF Fort Worth,
is stopping at the LeGrand.
Colonel b. +. Wilson, of Nashville,
can be found at the LeGrand.
J.R. Merry8eld, Ohio and Mississippi
railroad. is guest at the Windsor.
Max Elkin returned from Fort
Worth last night, where he played the
Katie Putnam troop to crowded houses.
Harvey Blanton, Esq; OF Frankfort,
| Kentucky, late civil engi 1eer Of the
Pennsylvania Central railroad 10 Ia
| the city with = view Of locating.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-05


Despite the speeches OF Lords Gran
vile and Harrington to the deputation
of the national liberal federation at
Westminster Palace hotel yesterday,
II Is not believed that the opposition
will take any strong line against the
governments policy. Mr.. Gladstone
and his followers may endeavor to
force the party leaders into active an.
tagonism, and Independent members
may introduce resolutions disspprov.
ing the calling out Of the reserves, but
there will be strong counter infiuen
ces, which party leaders are not likely
to disregard. A movement has al
ready received the adhesion Of sixty or
seventy liberal members, having for
us object to prevent the party from
trammeling the governments foreign
policy.
The Times In a leading editorial ar.
ticle, strongly condemns the objects OF
the deputation, and sharply criticises
the speeches OF Lords Granville and
Harrington. It says: "The deputation
themselves are bound to admit that
they did not 10 all cases represent the
msjorities in the constituencies, and
there are no means OF knowing how
far the constituencies share the senti-
ments expressed. 1.-THE governmenps
views are fallacious, 1t is the duty Of
the opposition to endeavor to restrain
the government, and enllshten the
country. II no such attempt Is made
or II 1t falls, 1t can only be concluded
that the deliberate judgment Of tn,
country Is In favor OF the genera
policy Of the government. Lore
Granville is hardly fair, therefore, Ii
assigning to the government the un
divided responsibility 10 such crisis
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-05

youngstown Vindicator: Misses
Pendleton and Mygatt, two charming
young ladies Of this city, have formed
co partnership fer the purpose OF
making three hundred dollsrs and
dividing the amount equally between
the component parts OF the firm.
They have struck on novel plan to
secure the end desired. TITS this:
Collect 100000 postage stamps. A
firm In Washington has agreed to give
them the money for that number OF
stamps. Wltbin two weeks the Arm
has collected many thousand stamps,
aud daily the pile increases,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-05

Among Roch Boys."Fatiure Of Moss
a aartin--No Assets. Lisbiii,ies One
Hundred thousand Dollars.
NEW York, April 4. by Madame
Restells' will her entire estate IL lett IN
trust TO &. Il, Purdy aud Miss Carrie
Shannon, grandchildren OF the Tesla.
Tor, without the right to dispose Of the
principal. They are constituted exec.
utors with u life interest and with u
division 10 their heirs after their death
Mrs. Farrell, her daughter, Ia left 5000
year.
LONDON, April 4,-Grand national
hunt and steeple chase AT Herford, was
won by Mr.. &, II. Friends and b. q,
Filbert.
ATLANTA. Ga, April A special to
the Constitution, from Eaton, Ga :,
states that the safe OF the treasurer OF
the Eaton branch railroad was broken
open aud So, 900 taken also S20, 600 In
notes and mortgages. No clue to the
robbers.
New YoRK, April 4. The suspension
OF Juo II. Rel, u small operator, is ans
nounced In the Stock Exchange. Lila.
biiities principally In the west.
New ORLEANS, April A Times
VicksbuTg special announces the fail.
ure OF Moss d Martin, cotton buyers.
Liabilities, 100000. No assets, The
failure was caused by the suspension OF
q 81. Louis branch house.
FALL RIVER, Mass, April ACUTE
q crowd gathered around the granite
mills yesterday morning, evidently
with the Intention of inducing the
help TO stop work, but no dlssatisiac-
ton seems to exist there, and only Ave
were induced to leave, Ia one OF the
other mills. The rock boys left and
went around TO some OF the other mills,
yesterday afternoon, with committee
Of Chase mills, and was resolved by
decision Of to.night's meeting In the
opera house and street, ana already
pledged themselves that they will stay
out and not apply for work In any
other mills II operatives decide that
they ought to do 80.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-05
An Indianapolis Alderman forges
Notes 20 tho Amount OF $1,000

BoslON, April 4,-Holt a. Bugbee,
lumbor dealers have suspended. Liza
bililiee, $4,000. Tho failure was
caused by the fraudulent action Of Mr..
Bugbee, brother OF the junior partner,
who has for several years acted M buyv
Ing agent for the firm Mt Indianapolis,
where he holds the office OF alderman,
aud is otherwise prominent citizen.
He has been largely engaged In opera.
tions In the west, aud to cover losses,
has drawn against the Arm, using M
collaterals, notes OF parties In the west
whose signatures are admitted for
geil.s. Bugbee oonfesses TO issuing
1882 900 OF these notes, which are
largely In tho hands OF Boston banks,
but are made payable In Indianapolis,
no that no proceeding can be taken In
the Massachusetts courts. IL IL be-
lieved that apart from the forgeries the
firm is solvent and able to resume
business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-05
WASHINGTON.

reiL itss osas 10 Sets fisshaas-
sheFmss iss Faith IA ,hs ressF 81
,hs Treasury 90 ussry 0at she no
sasipi,sa Law TITS rasine Halfway
funa,as NIL osasa.,sa shs nag,
Hoon Associated Pres Rsporl
WAshlsoros, April A,--In tho sen.
ATE, Mr. Morrill,, " Vermont, offered n
resolution providing for the SELECTION
Of a committee Of seven 10 consider
the propriety " taking the tenth oen
sus, ie said arrangements had loen
made during the present congress for
taking the tenth census, aud ~ the
next session was short QUE, prellm.
lnary slrps should nov DO taken,
Agreed 90,
The election committee IN the hollhe
dismissed tho ool,ieAt suit NJ Lynch w.
Chalmers by n unanimous voie, The
house, willis considering the Polk uaAe,
was addressed by Representative Cook
IN favor Of retaining Polk,
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MINI A..oolal.a rre.. nsnnrLl

lNNNNN AhhuNlhttu i'fNaa fNtIuiil
Houae--The oiiloe Of doorkeeper was
declared yacsnt aud the functions
temporarily dovolyed upon the eer,
geant atarma The entire day was
occupied In reaching this result
Secretary sherman was three hours
before the oommltteo ON banking aud
currency this morning. lilo sloutly
resisted all eiior,a 10 weaken hs faith
In The power Of tho treasury TO carry
cut the resumption law, and reasaeflod
his conviction both VI the ability 10
do and the good policy Of thu not.
The senate paonp railroad funding
hill consumed tho day, No executive
session.
VIM. II. Tucker aud Lslcester
Chapman are announced na honorary
commissioners 10 the Paris Exposition
General u, Cook, Of Georgia, made u
handsome speech TO day IN behalf OF
Colonel Polk, the bounced doorkeeper
OF the House. Nothing whatever was
developed during the debate deroga.
tive 10 the personal Integrity Of Col.
Polk, and most OF them who voted dos
clarlng tho place vacant, express per.
sonal friendship aud sympathy for him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-05

For the west gulf states, clear and
partly cloudy weather, light northerly
winds, stationary or higher pressure
and temperature.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-05

Housekeeping Goods.
INCUR HousEFURNIsHINa DEPT
We have increased
OUR LINE TO THE UTMOST EXTENT.
OPENED.
A new line OF
TOWELS ANDTowELINGs.
NAPKINS In great variety.
TABLE oLoTHsin new designs.
Large variety OF
NOTTINGHAM TIDES
TOILET SETS.
Beautiful assortment OF
HANDMADE LACE TIDES
and
TOILET SETS.
Something new in
LINEN BRAIDED TOILET SETS.
All of these goods we have marked close
10 cost.
EACH AND EVERY DEPARTMENT
has be supplied
with
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS
adapted TO the season,
We will continue TO receive
OUR SPRING PURCHASES
for the next 80 days.
Owing TO some unavoidable delay on the
railroads. between here and Galveston, the
following named goods are yet In transit;
A FULL LINE OF
L Ladies', Misses, Childrens. Mems and boys
STRAW HATS.
A large purchase of
BOYS CLOTHING.
Handsome line
| of
PARAsOLS.
Extensive variety OF
Ladies', Misses ard Children's
LINEN SUITS.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
| All OF these Goods are
| EXPECTED DAILY
and
MAY ARBIvE
within day or two.
We advise our customers and friends, who
| NAV he in need OF such goods, TO walt fol
the arrival Of ours. We can safely promis'
| to offer
| EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
xAca AND EVERY LINE.
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Having purchased during this Spring Sea.
son an enormous stock Of Goods, part OF
which have ow arrived, and the balance
In transit, we are prepared 10 offer goods at
lower prices than ever offered before In the
city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-05

We advise our customers and friends, who
NAV he in need OF such goods, TO walt for
the arrival OF ours. We can safely promise
to offer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-05
FOREIGN NOTES.

LoFa salisbury 10 Circular dives Urea,
sasisfse,,ss Ia AassFis ana Arouse.
kn'hss'aAsn "a oseses- opsssiNna
Ia EsniHna 90 ,hu 0eysFnuasa.'s
pOlleY gsloa ll1ua
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-08
Doze Small Bubby.

My poy Shake, he haf one of doze
leetle tings vat dey calls buppy. Oh,
me, dot leetle dog How 1 hates 'em
already.
l Igoomes home in der night dime
from dot store ware was stand behind
de counter all der time, vixin der goots,
and feels so tired as never before in my
life. Und says to mine wife, "Goom
along NIT doze Something's to eat" 1
eats Something's and den goes to bed.
Ven L vas asleep 1 feels Something's
geet CLOSE up to me; den L believes dot
leetle baby gooms SO near his fader
und sends my hand over dar to bat
him. Bitten sticks my right hand
in der mouf of dat leetle buppy, und he
gooms down on it init his eye toof. 1
tell you doze dogs geets out of dot bed 20
mooch faster as he geets in.
Ven l goes to sleep again. L feels
something pite SO hard as a pin, und 1
slaps my legs and says to my frow,
"geet right up und light der candle;
dares some udder tings vat pites shoost
SO hard as der buppy." Mine frow she
geets up und sees II fees dot don't
ketch, because dey shump so fast. Ven
dey goes away, L sleeps. Und in der
mornin', ven 1 geets up, dose dog is in
der back yard playing NIT my stock.
1 kills dot buppy shoost der first day
mine wife leaves der house.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-08

WANTEDfG6 'sEs sasS Rsis nsisSbSrSoGa IF SatoaEn
with DR.. Karnser's Remedy to introduce it,
Sampl free. j O. TiltOn, Pittsburgh, Pa. 47w3m
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-08
1t Wasn't a Dog.

Old Mr.. Gibney, from Eighth street,
came down to market this morning and
bought watermelon, which he tucked
under his arm and went on. Then he
coveted some fine tomatoes and laid
down the melon and sat down his basket
while he bargained for them. During
the progress of the transaction the
watermelon got restless, or else some
body nudged it, and it rolled down
against the old gentleman's legs behind.
"Shoo get out of that l'' he remark
ed, thinking it was somebody's dog, as
he counted out eight pennies, and
moved six inches forward out of the
way. But the melon followed him up
and gave him another gentle bump on
the ankles.
"Plague on you'll and he made a
vicious kick backwards that rolled the
melon couple of feet, but in doing this
he lost his balance and sat down on that
misguided vegetable with all the vehe-
mence of steam hammer, and kicked
his basket clear into the tail end of
Alex. Schultz's vegetable wagon, and
pulled over two crates of tomatoes in
trying to save himself. When he got
up he disclosed the saddest looking coat
tail and the most disheartened looking
watermelon we ever remember to have
seen.
All he said was, chang it all.
thought it was dog. ."-Easton Free
man. $3.50 l,ass fs.tt d..s
a. Brown says he has so often been
deceived by thechickens at his boarding
house he calls 1t the mocking bird. ~
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-08
KANSAS.

All about its Soil, Climate Resources,
Products, Laws. and its People are given in the
KANSAS FARMER, l0.page Weekly, in its
18th year. Post paid. months, so cents.
Address j. X HUDSON, Topeka, Kansas
Has quickly takena high place among agrlcul-
tural j0urnals.--N. Y. Tribune. We have con-
worthy representative OF the West-Practical
Farmer, Phila.. Our Kansas friends should feel
much pride In the high character and sterling
worth In their State Capital agricultural paper
National Livestock Journal. We cheerfully
credit 1t with being one Of the best edited OF our
Western agricultural exchanges. spirit Of the
Times, N. y,