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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-24

'VCNCE,STEIS'
is now regarded as tho STANDARD AU-
ThOE[TY. AMI is SO recommended bv
Bryant, Longfcllow, Whittier, Sumner.
Iioines, Irving, Winthrop, AgaS<iz.
Marsh. Henry, Everett, Mann Quincy,
Feltrn IIilliarl and the majority OF our
most distinguished scholars, and is, be-
sides, recognized as authority by the De-
partments Of our National Government
"Tho volumes lefore us show vast
amount Of diligence; but with Webster it
is diligence in combination with tanci-
fnlneSs With Worcester, in combination
with good sense and judmcnt. WOR-
CES tER'S is the sobsrcr and safer book,
and may be pronounced tAe best existing
English Lexicon. "-Ln.loa tittcnu,m.
The best English writer's and tho
most pnr:icnllr American writer's use
WORCE TER us their authority. - Nc,c
lorh Hruid
"Nftar our recent strike we male the
change to WORCESTER as our authority
in spell ing. chiefly to bring ourselves
into conformity with The accepted usage,
rs well rs to ;rntii,y the desire of most OF
our staff, including such gentlemen rs
Mr.. Bayart Taylor. Mr. George W. Smal-
ley and Mr.. John Il. &. HaSsard. - Nc,o
l'ort IiiJune
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-24

TIlARLES ELIAS, formerly of Camden,
~ has moved to Columbia, IN opened
q lnrge stock, of Dry Goods and Notions,
Boots, shoes, Trunks aud Valises. Salts
faction guaranteed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-24

0|tt IO6FtCP.
WAR CLAIMS. 1t will be gratify-
ing to 1.-THE boys" to notice how
rapidly the New Y TX IIibu.e is
taking to regulation organ duty. It
stprtod al Off ,:al list Of rebel
claims at S;150,0OO, O,000a few months
ago, but az it warmed up to it's
work it gradually 60 uo to $500, :
100000, then to S250,000,000, and
on Saturday it struck out rccklcssly
and swore by the mem orJ Of Horace
Greeley that there were $3OO,0OO
600 Just ut tic edge Of the national
treasury waiting for somebody to
come along and pay them. Consid-
erins that it is yet nearly three
calendar months until the next
election in New York, there's no
knowing how many thousand mill
lions more tho Iribuae will see in
rebel ghosts fitting about the
treasury. It. might be well for it
to advance its figures by some
mcthcd-say a hundred miIlinrs or
s'a vel, an's os:rv.ng any st r e
increase Of five hundred or q tnuus-
AMI millions for the week before
election. There's nothing like rebel
Gains as a steady diet for rceula-
ton organs and ools.-PhUaaA-
lhi0 Times:
A prominens Il olical says that the
counties Which the Republicans ex-
pect to carry are Charleston, Collie
ton, Clarendon, Beaufort, Darling
ton, Hampton, (on account Of
division of Democrats) Richland,
Sumter, Marlboro, Georgetown and
possibly two others not named.
They do not expect to elect Ensor
to Congress from his district. lie
is q candidate for political martyr
dom. They will run a straight out
Republican ticket for the Legisla,
ture from Richland, composed of
the best Republicans, free from any
taint of corruption. The names Of
these immaculate statesmen are
not diyulgcd.
"The Bald Mountain party" is
the suggestive name given the Inde~
pendents in North Carolina. Bald
Mountain in that State is noted for
infantile earthquakes, and somc-
times throws the whole community
thereabouts into apanic by its rum
bling The Independents, among
whom may be classed the Nationals
and all the odds and ends of out
siders, have thrown the old political
leaders into panic by the strength
developed at the late election. and
there is uneasincss about even the
best regulated states in November,
when congressman are to be chosen.
Shake EN- up again !
Tho sermon of the best preacher
in the world will not make as much
impression npon a congregation us
the sudden pattering of rain on the
window nonac Of q churob contain
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-24
JUST ARRIVED
FROM NEW YORK

The celebrated '.Bay State standard
screwed AMI wire sewcI SHOES, a specially
at }. NJ. BE.ATY'S. Try them, and you
will be convinced of their durability.
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nTERcKS & DAVIS, importers md
- dealers in Watches, Clocks, j ewclry,
Silver and Plated Ware. House L, rnish-
ing Goods, &c. N. B. B.-Watches md jew
elry repaired. Columbia, s. &. oct 2Y-y
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-24

Go to J. NJ. BHATY'S for the best
Family Flour, Neal, GriSt, Rice, Hams
Bran, lei "Chaliense," Lard. Bacon,
SuGar aud Cof'e, very low prices, Tea,
Crackers. Candy, Soap, Starch, Blueing,
SOFIA, Con: Lye, Mustard, Pouches, To-
matocs. Sardines, Salmon, Pepper,
Spice, Ginger, Nutmegs and many other
things necessary for family comfort.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-24
DIAM n Beautiful Concert nDrA
r! NlS ~ and Pianos priccty NNAN

= ~ =, t,IU tI!trUS PT!CUFy w
$1,000 only 1928; Superb Grand Square Pianos,
price Ssol only s155: New style upright Pianos
$il!.6g, Organs ,s35. Organs t2 stops s72.sO.
Elegant $a' Mirror Top o gins, only los.
Buiei:;. come ami see me at home II am not
aS represented. x: II. fare paid both ways aud
Newspaper with mach information about cost
OF ,'ianoS and Organs sc t free. Pleuse adj
dress DANIEL +. BEATTY, Washington, N. j..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-24

[ nm Offering for sale "Grant's Yea t
Pow lcrs. every box gun antecd to give
satisfaction, or money refunded. Please
give it a trial. j. VI. BEATTY.
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SoPalNa HIS C)M;,

TUST ARRIVED, including, MI tho
- novelties Of tho season, Mt tho Winns-
bolo Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and
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Columbia Business Cards.

TT EADQUARTEKS for cheapest Gro.
IL ccrieS and Hardware in Colun biu
to bo found ut tho old reliable house of
LORICM IL LOWRANCE.
HIX'S, Portraits, Photographs, Stere-
IL oscopes, nc. All old pictures
copied. Art Gallery Building, l2l. Main
Street, Columbia, S. G Visitors are
cordially invited to call and examine.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-20

A red.haira lady. ~hnwss mhiiious oI
literary distinction. fund s11cr sale for
her book. A gep,lrman. ii speaking q
disappointment. said. " Her h-if ]. red. u
her hoah u mt" Al auditor. vi stieml /.
inr,a rflate the jaks sl~shsre. aid.
!, She hes red hair. u her boob shssrn,s. 7
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-20
A CHINAMAN,s FREAK.

A Chinaman can ride the walking. heani
Of steam engine without losing his head
or his pig-tail. Engineer Golden, of
Virginia City. Nes; oEe night recently,
Was on duty I'M n section of tile works
underground, where stDd a huge pump
Ing engine and a big air compressor. A
door at the head ofa flight Of stone steps
had opened several times and let la cur
rents of cold SIT, which had chilled his
marrow; and each time he had gone ul,
stairs aud latched the door without dis
covering the Intruder. Once more tile
door SWING open, aud he siartp'l up the
steps witt curse oI, his lilS, wl,rii sud,
IDENTITY lie saw in fruntof him ihe withere'l
face of MI aged CIlinaman. in Whose eyes
liaZed the firs- ofopu'l niadnrs-' E'-
gine.I Golden returned lo The engine
ruon, aud retreaIeti around The pumping
apparatus. Scarcely had he taken refuge
lsehind that huge piece Of machinery.
when his midnight visitor appeared at the
fsa, nf ihe stairway aud glarei at him.
Then the Chiisinan started TO climb
straight across The engine toward his
enemy. The engine was on The down
str,ke when he set ont, aud before he
could get across, the walking-beanl
carried him up toward the ceiling. But
he wasat home 10 tie saddle, and seem Ia
enjoy Tie motion. Had he oeen two feet
nearer the 6isliop-head he would have
been crushed To death at the first stroke
of the pump. II cnance,i, however. that
the position he occupied WIS about ihs
only safe one on the whole length Of the
beam. A. the bram sawed the mir be sal
cnmpose,lly aslfide of IL, his long tail
swaying in The air Ikea pendulum The
engineer caught hold u the Chinaman's
legs aud attempted 90 drag him rum hir
prriIous position, but the fellow drew a
double,i-edged knife, with q Glade some
twelve inches 10 iength, which he began
whirling about his head. Finally the
engineer got an iron iod.. aud with the
end Of II tickled the Celestial gymnast In
the IIbs, making II 40 unpleasant for him
that after hacking the iron Tor time will
bis knife. be got offihe beam about as he
had mounted. r Erse ss4.u 3s eHss s..-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-20
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L - a
Some people are fund of denying tha:
there j. any such thing as luck" bnr. be
that as II may. there certainly are person.
10 within what seem like farinithas gmm,
fortune comes. ttvionel Wilkinson gayea
.eat IN his per. in lundnn. ioan uld gentle.
man. Who left him S40. t,tpl a Year.
A young Bast"i,iah vinssrd 10 England.
three or fur years sgd and ga into couver!
-atinn 1ith ansrlaerly gen,lsman. who oh.
served that he ionnd that they had the
same name. Il turned Out that they wer.
second cousins. The elder bad gone to
California. in the eariy days. made tasi
fortune. aud entirely lost sight Of his rela.
lives. That chance meeting gave the Young
B'stonian . fortune Of Between two and
three millions.
Two ladies had n box at tie opera. III
I.ondon. An old mali opposite bored them
dreadfully by perpetnally /" lorgnetting''
them. The scene came to an end. and
they thought no more about | in. Oe
day. q year aftetward. solicitor called on
one Of the ladies. Lady Frances Brnce, ard
told her that AN old gentleman Mr. W;
had left her property worth several thous-
and a year. :. Never heard of the man.
.be said. "Must be mistake" i" Very
extraordinary" replied the s'lieitorr Sud-
denly happy thonght struck him. -" He
lies in his cuffiin. in st james Street. close
by. at Banting's the great undertaken; will
yun come with me aud see himt' .....t..
She weht. Il was the old iorenetter.
Aud il i. ,aid that he left il 10 her under a
mi.rnke. after sll. having inleniedto leave
ii tnhPr friend. whum--sBf not Lad,
trancr.--he admired. but he va, misin
formed as 10 the names If the two ladies
And TO give one more-a quite recen. in.
stance. A y"ung New YORKER went TO San.
Francisco. 80 seek the fortune 50 mint have
failed to ind. ntile got q pour clerkship,
aud had to he thankful forthat, One even
ing u: place Of entertainment. lie watch
ed gime of cards. saw that nm elderly
Engllshman was being cheated. exposed ths
fraud. aud had tussle with the cheat.
The Eng!ishn'an as presented him will
twenty thousand dOlIais TO start him il
business. and there is every prospect that
there Ii more to come.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-20
PEEPS AT THE PLANETS.

Neptuns, tho in,st remo,e of The planets
in the solar sys:em, is about 2,7oo, Oh. 600
miles from tho sun .ss ss @aat aBsrfta
II Is Supposed that Mercury has noun
taIns higher than our n Himalayas, aud vol.
csnoes Ia state Of activity. ts f.stat III
Out ofall the myriad lights ~ :he heav.
ems, the Earth Is only visible 10 the Moon,
Mafs, Mrrcury and Venus. a'' @*t
The Earth Is 7s8 times smaller than Sa-
turn. aud lis mean distances FINN ms is
over ei 900, 600 miles. Alsn aat6l
ursnus can never see us at all. - Il .
i,753, ,ooo. .Vo miles from the sun.
The temperature in Mercury Is supposed
10 lie seven tl.nes hotter than our torrld
zoue; therefore, ifit u inhal':ted u must
he by people very differently constituted
from, Ourselves. ."a s> 50 "
II Is believed that Venus has an afn,os-
phere much like ours, and mountain
l4aks Ave Of six times higher than
Teneriife, their sides hfight with flowers,
aud birds Of brilliant pluniage.
The moon never leaves our globe; there
fore Il h called our satellite. Thuugh u
Itaprears larger than the stars. u Is really
smaller than any VI them, but much
nearer 10 Us. sa.a.s as.@.. zs.- ass.
Astronomers have calculated thai the
mountainsaDd extinct volcanoes ia the
Mvon are higher than amy on our earth.
I.tllere were any olle on tho Moon tC
see Il. the earth would appeal 10 them Z
niagnificvnl ball. The planets and SUI
w.uIi move behind II la brilliant sue
cerriuis.
Our globe appears 70 Mirs ~ the morn.
lag aud evening STAR e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-20
SALE OF
Valuable Property.

DY Virtue Of Mvrtmge exutitrd BY A. q.
D Murdlek ard wife Mary on the oh day ~
january iSs5, and duly registered; siid alss lIy
yirtue d my app,lntlnent ~ kxsctitor % The izf
viii and trstHmrut " the said Andrew y. Muir
dcvk aud the s,thvriy Eiyrn ia said VIZ, shall,
Or Auadty the 4u day " Harch 1875.
proceedt 70 ell ON the premises the following pro-
IL. ~ much ef Lot No a Qncladlng ths He,i~,
oacuplsa ~ John llllll bounded By Ming street
o.. ihe NoFih. Minerva Moore on The East, aud
on Che seuth by y line running frpln the n. v.
Gorllrr ~ Jmlnes Nr5b. lr. Loot, parallel " klHg
Il. On the 10 ef Minerva Moore, and nths Wrst
Iy the Hack smith shup Lat.
aud. The Black smith shap Lot abnst ~ bet
frnnt sH Hing 81. aud bounded on the Eart W
thr Mluys sessrihcd lat, and on the ssuih ~ tlf
line alluye mentioned. and On The West ~ The
Lad oi trefEr A. faureit and that occupied "
Jane Klmhra.
asd. 70 much q lot 40, a N Margaret Lane
as = not cnutained ~ the abaye desrrlbed Lot
an. The store IIcu-e and Lot ON the street
Fad of the Court ilau-c, bDunded a. drscrtled
10 the WIN of A. q. Mnrdcrk and dircctedby hm
) IN. Il. The r., occupied BY lane KlmbrO as de.
TERMs of SALE: One.third cash, snd ba.
lanrp III six months, with Intsis4t frOm slay "
sale. sale IL " ~. Monday March tth lsss.
THOs. j. fREEbAND.
Jan. 26 "a. Mor'gagee and Rxscutar
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4 iinie girl said 70 het nsniuis. MAN.
ma. have you heard ~ The man ihst aat
.ho.i = No. child. bns did 10 sss shot y
ssss,i uamma. aOb.. said tho precious,
). Le bought EN- vs.
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MRS. HIcKs.I.aRn

IA
~ stil o beautiful aud fascinating woman,
pf ihs blonde style. and commanding IN
apG<srance. VIM. Lbrlis not the iDiirm
81 sisa, that he has been Represented. hut
u remarkably well preserved. and. for bis
yssFs, good locking. He has been ex-
tfsmsIs attentive 70 Mrs. Hirks, itlat was)
fof y long time. and mutual friends de-
clare thai u Is really lnve i,,Htch on boil,
sides. The lady, although lavish ii, rx-
i'eislltnrr, has not rncnached npon her
capital. aid pnsspssud as she isof q fine
income. u ,loes iot seem even lolllic on
part TO marry for money. So let US l'elieve
u d ease of true love. which. as rybody
knows, .'never runs smooth"
a"3 L LucY CARTER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-20

An OPIUM EarsRs DsArH. "A rhssis
clan tells ~ % i case IN which lady, q
Confirmed opium eater. sent two horsrs 10
q neIghboring city fW sale. the procre'l~
Of oise 10 be iavsst,-l Ia morphine. The
sale ni-csrried, snd in t~n ~ ihrre days
the man rviurnsd. When ellie raw hlm
conliag down Tie rt,ai leading i,otl, hnr-es,
sbe fell 81 ilir tl.rr ~ ~ av,my ~ It's.
appuin,nvm, ,a,nl lied ~ ivs. lnalis. Z
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Ilia.lrats.f priral f,,,,,,lnm,e.

IHHNftHfH FFftHI IVUWUJHtsI Y. .
Scyepti .nye BOO ftus'fptiqss. VIA De.
scrl,alons of tlsssIsands nf ths lsest tiow,s and
Vegetables ln thr world, snd She way " gFow
lhsml--aI fH TwO Cont postage stainp. Print
I'd N tseFman ana EnKIi.hs M#. AE.
yhks fhwer and ~iesftabic Garden. 20 cts.
iu lSaIer covers; in elerent eisth covers, 80,
Ma Illustrated uostely AsExlnr--sf pages
fre illu-fratInns. and eai6red Plate u every
number. rrirr ~ - yesf, fhu copies Tor -.
Adtirsss JAMES WICK. Hoghestsr, ". \.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-20
A MOTHERS RUSE.

". de. Valdrcme married m actress.
and. alters short experience Of married
life. buth parties demanded separation.
waich Was accorded. A son. the on.y
child OF the marriage. remained with the
father; but the father dying. the boy was
claimed BY his mother. The Court re-
jected her claim. aud decided that the lad
should be brought up by the Dominieans
Of Arceuil. aud allowed to visit his mother
twice week. ~.@ 10
On Dec. 3lib % Dominican father brought
the little boy to wish bis mother happy
New Year. Nine. de yaldroms retained
her child with her. kept the Daninicap
father for seyeral hours in shterhamber.
dressed her son as girl. intrusted him to
some friends Who were starting for abrond
the same deg. aud then returned home 10
prepare Tor her own fight. AT last the
Dunin,ean lost patience. foupd that the
boy was guue. and rushed OF to inform his
tutor. VI de yaIdrome. ofwhai bad passed.
VI. de valdrome communicated with the
police. Nine. de ysldrome's house vas
surrounded and she herself was watched.
the agents eren .pllowing her to church.
There, after. her prayers. she entered
the saeristy ss Nine. de yaldrome. aud.
taking advantage of her theatrical exper.
ience. lpft it ~ little. bent old woman,
we'll enyeloped in large mantle Oue Of
ihs agents Of the police even sprinklsd her
with holy water as she departed. Once in
the street. Nine, de faldrome Of course
found . cab awaiting her DRIVE 10 the sta.
tion. aud safely reached her little son be.
you'd the frontier London Teiyrph.
"OuT or THE DEPTns HAVE CAL.
LED To TnEE."-Here. inour little town
We have had sad and truthful illustration
~ woman's injustice to her ser A man
who held deputy county office married =
woman u bad repuia and brought Der here.
The wife. during the four years she remain
ed here. lived pure. good lifs. striving 4.
miJ dificu.ties to show 10 The world tha,
she wanted 10 lead different life than the
one she had left. She was neyer known TO
thrust herself in ones path. never even
speaking 10 any person always kind. gentle
and modest. And not one woman IN the
town ever vent near her; not one Of the
many Christians ssid 10 her, we er | sill
help you. but left her alone 10 her nfrDw
and temptations. and I trust Christ may
have found her wherever she may be-
r'ostngtoa tKy) Letter @ ~
II HssssfH ss...s..-s-ssss-. sF.H lN A#8E g
| A red.haira lady. ~hawss mhiiious oI
lil.ersry distinction. f,pnd sglapr sale for
her book. A gentleman. III spsskine y
disappointment. said. " Her h-if ]. red. u
her hooh u mt" Al auditor. vi stteml /.
j inrtn rfhte ihs joks slssshsre. ssid.
), She hes red hair. ifher book ,hansn,s' I
4 little girl said 70 het ,baniuIs. MAN.
ms. have you heard Il The man ihst ss,
.ho,Y.' = No. child. bns did hs Get shot y
ssts.i mamma. "Ub,. said tho precious
Le bought EN- y
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yIck,s

ibLUSTRATED avkTiiLY MAGAZINE
Zach Nulnier contains Thirty-Twp Pages q
Fuadlng. uisny Hne Wcud Cuf illlizfrafi0Hs, and
Yns gSlorrd Plate. A beauilnl yardsu AaBas
kiie, lrnis On eicEzni psprr, nnd inll ef tnfsr.
natleu. IN Enalisb and Gefllan. Prhs. <i,s4
q year; Five copirs 500.
Vhks Flower aud Vegetable Garden. ~ cents
in nalrr eoycrs; IN slexam1 Isgh ensrr- o. 30.
TEk's tefalarle+ -soo illuarafions. only 1e.
Adtlns -. JANIS NlCk, Rochester, y. u.
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FOscer and fe,etpbs GtTlea
u the inest beaufIfll work of the Kind W the
Mafld. Iticsaisins nesrif tsu faFes hInpreus
~ nnr tliustrMilons mld SIX 1hfviaa Flsrrs ~
fltN srs. lHautfully draen and c,lsrsd ffoni No
tmrp. rfics 10 rciit IN pslrf cssrr.; los W ele.
Eant rluIh. Printed Ia srrinsn aud hngll-li.
vlrl's Iilusfrsfed MuntIsl Msraslut,-st - pages
fne Illasrallssa.. and CDlorrd Phsle y ryrfy
Nlrkis titalnst,e. = 2oa lllu<fratlans. only ~.
Address. IAAiKs WICK. lsoehrstsr, n, "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-20
LOSSES or THE WAR. ;, !

A negro philosopher. discussing the 70.
latiuns Of the races. said. fou know de B
turkey, he roost m de- fence. and, de goose
he roost on de ground. You pull de tur-
key Of de fence aud be will git np agir..
You craps his wings. but somehow Or nnd-i
der be gwine to get back on de fence Nov
you pm, de gooSe on de fence an bs will
fall of; be don't belong. dar, De, turkey !,
am de white man. H. dssn nov. bot
IS gwine TO get up again DE- higeer Is 70
gOuse he better stay whar lie Hlougs. ''ain1
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HICk,S
Ifucrr and RsFt.lIke Seeds

FOeeef ana FeIffiilfe Netds
Are Planted W Million People N Amtlirs. rse
Nirk's Cstalasfsr .-ssv iiiusfFatlOns. only cts.
Vlck's Illustrated Monthly Magszinr; u page.
nne lllussrriisrs, aud tol.sred flair ~ eaeh
IulnlsF. pficr l,1s year; fiye copies for ".
ytrk's Flower and trgttshle Harden % cents
~ paper rnsrrs; With elsr,ut cloth rnseIs sl.m
n nav .,,bll<stios,s str prinsrd in Englssh and
slrr,nai. Address. aAMEsYtck. =
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OUR FASHION LETTER.

4 NEW YoRK, Feb lOth 1878.
Ennoon REcnRbER. Y, y Y 9''.e'n
sBnEr sKiKrs. -GooD THINGS 10 coNE. =
STYLISH NOVELTIES. s.-HorEL LiFk.-
MR. AND MRs. LORD. Wy y,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02
A STORY OF REAL LIFE.

Mr.. Marooney is foreman of foundry and gets
thirty dollaTs awcck. With this salary the family
ought 10 get along we'll and save money, but they
do not. Mr. MarUoncy has n cousin a shocnaker
who gcts hiieen dollars week. yet sails right along
Ia lightning express style, while Marooney comes
Logging along in a freight with hat box.
How do you manage II, Jack z" he would fre.
quently ask, ''to get along the way you do Here
you actually keep your family and save money ON
hiteeh dollars week, while II takes every cent
make 10 live. and get double the pay -
"Oh. don't anage IL at all" says Jack ~
Jl't take my money home % the old woman Satur-
day night, and she takes her ve dollars TO run the
house with and puts the rest away"
:. DO you give her all the money p asked Mr..
Marooney, rnusingly.
"0h. no, no, quite; keep ou, ,rias 70 keep
me irom being lonesome. II kept u all In nv
Poeke, uouid srsnd IL sure, bat mary keeps Il
tight aud safe -
Mr.. Maroosey talked Il over with hi. wiE. that
night, and they concluded 90 try Jacks plan
The following Saturday night be brough, his thirty
dollars and keeping back one. and pu, the rcs, in
her care and .he promised o. do her level best 10
sei the table On ave. The hr,t Weck she squeezed
through somehow, and got along with six and a
hah Mr.. Marooney wa quite pleased and began
lying awake NJ night thinking what kind of house
hs would build lie thought a plain rustic cottage
with a hay windSS would b. about right. The
neat week the expense account only footed up Eve
doi!ar' and eighty ccnts, and Marooney changed
hi, designs tor the future residence from frame %
brick. The next week she brough, !; iown thirty
eeiit- more. and he added a wing With n wash
hoa,e IAfn che made suptrhurnan effort, quit
buying milk. aud came within tNo shilling. of the
goal for which he hal been striving. Mr.. Ma
rooney decided g. iron fence Ia front ofhis prem.
iscs. The ncA, week she lpst ground. slipped and
came at the dollar post. Nr. Maroouey thought
neat pans fence was god enough for al body,
eu' ~hsn the cLsgins seek shs came in with hy-
M e.lor' anl truck the dollar mark in both
ey'.. Nj Marppney hal the irun railing reiEs,a,-
ei anu granite .t,r. running up o the door. The
heAi Hees .hc ts4A the iaousy she has saved aud
bought her .osc @; hat. to- cut. for anything,
All black drc.. ami chcruL % a cloak that
ia e tie -oi.si, n,xi !usr s5y =i;a sayy ::n asr
roe got sore ah4. Mf. Asfooney come 70 the con-
elns.oE that II 4t.ai lay - h.t 10 ones oSn pro-
Icft!, k.eI.us ~ ftpair,. ETC.. and the earth
quake more tt-a cauuiyfta.aHccd any irieing
!.antas.. ;AtIc a. .at IL.