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Tunnel ClfU.


LEcruRE-T. b. Demaree, Grand Coun-
sellor 7. o. q. T. will deliver Temper
ance lecture here next Monday night, at
O'Clock, (23rd inst.l All are invited.
The BUSTED" BOILER SoLD.-The
remnant Of the saw mill machinery left by
the explosion, was sold last Saturday, to
the highest bidder, by J. +. Williams. to
Jesse c. Spears, Of Casey county, for 1906
on credis Of three and six months.
SHPPISG WHATS LEFr.-Mr. Ghor-
man, foreman for Boyle x Roach, was here
last week, shipping their machinery with
which the tunnel was worked, to Cincinna-
ii. We understand he will institute suits
against some parties here for considera-
BILE part Of the machinery that has been
removed and appropriated.
RELiGIoUs.-Rev. W. I. Corn will
preach here regularly each Sabbath morn
ing and evening, until further notice. We
are pleased to notice the rapidly increasing
ihtcitTt HuONh W Ouf SOhAuiuhAeyi ia theHt
meetings, by the increasing congregations
and unusually good order and attentive
ness that has characterized them OF all
times.
PERsoSAL.-Mr. John Durham, who
has been with US for two or three months,
returns this week to Burgin. Mr.. +. r.
Davis is in Lexington this week attending
to business for the firm Of Melvin 4 Bro at
this place Mr.. T. W. Horton, of waynes-
burg has rented stOre-house here and
will open out next week new stock o.
dry goods and groceries.
A RIDDLE 1T is not often that Corn is
bothered by the Crows at this season Of the
year, but we have an exception to the rule
here. One of our citizens whose most val
ued possessions consists in Corn, has had
the future maturity OF a portion Of his
crop seriously endangered by the presence
of female Crow Of unusual color and
size for a bird Of that species. But as the
corn is of rank growth, appearing as Il il
would all go to stalk, il is hoped that the
presence of this rare bird may have the
wonderful effect Of changing the flow OF
sap from stalk to that Of grain producing
!
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ON SATURDAY, JANUARY4. 1875

Between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ, sell 10
the highest aud best bidder, FREE OF ALL INCUM-
nRARcK, all the Real Estate Of which l.. u. Good
died possessed, consisting OF
list The iarm. including the mansion house. Said
farm contains about 20l acres, and Is one OF the
finest most fertile and best improved farms In the
county. The house Is a eomlnodious, 2-siorv frame
with rooms
"a tract OF about l59 acres joining the above.
THIS tract has no buildings upon IL, but Is In a
high state ofcultiyatOn, aud IL OF equal II not su-
peTiOT fertility TO LIST tract.
The above lst and I'd tracts will be- offered aud
cried separately, then together as one tract. The
sale thereof viii le by that method which realizes
3rd. A tract ii IO2 acres adjoining John o. Neal
aud John y. Carh. This tract Is yell fenced aud
set Ia grass, but has no buildings upon II.
4th, 18th, and 9th These small remnants, respec-
lively %, - aud p acres, Of the old Joe Hooker
iarin. soil good aud LA good state 0i cultivation
9Th. The rCns uder estate, after the life estate Of
Mrs AmAnda Aloorn, In the tract OF about 70 acres
on the Hanging Fork, allotted her q dover 10 the
lands Of DR. ID. j. AloOrn.
sih, 9Th, 10Th q nth. -Four tracts Of knob LAh1'
respectively containing 81, 20, lOI and - aefes
'these lands lie near some 0t me hnest ih~ihs
lands In the county, and are well tiinbefed
Any Persons desir0us VI tpsIscting lhese ishoA
will lie shown over them by John o. NEAL Esir
who lives adjoining arm.
TERMS OF SALE -trcdit OF and u months
ogual installinents. BONDS With good seeaTity &c.
quiTed of purchAsersi hearing pef yenl n1na das
Ac. and ka,ing The enect Of Judgments. A hsn
also retained. w. p. WEIGH; q
Ps.-At same time and place the AdIn'r u this
estate will sell the remaining household and tish-
"a narnitars saS-N
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A. c. Tucker has purchased II Col. Dar
Collier. Of Fayetteville. farm west ~ ihsi
place at $40 per mere.
Glendale, q geldine that showed in 219;
mile on a private trotting track ~ Ash.
land, has been sold n Fssten, ~ New York
for 5000.
Hogs have surely reached the bottom
price nov. A sale was made in this com.
" At one cent per pound for small LOT. -
(Clark Democrat.
The Winchester Dswocroi publishes sale.
Of lot Of l,sGO-lb cattle 20 ~ 81; IOs
Co,swold sheep, averaging 100 pounds. al
" to 8 cents, aud 1900 turkeysa IS cent,
apiece.
The HarrodsDurg Observer says that a
firm at Bohontown, in Mercer. shipped last
week, l,4l0 live geese to New York. Aiter
being dressed they will he passed on on the
innocen, patrons Of boarding houses a.
turkeys.
Squire J. $. Murphy shipped his four
ine steers to Cincinnati Tuesday night
They aggregated 1890 pounds, the largest
one weighing 1850. lie disposed Of them
at 6lc, and sold a pair II cattle weighing
$500 pounds at 4lc.
GEoRGErowS Court. None Of the $50
cattle on the market were Of extra quality,
consequently the highest price obtained
was ~ cents, with sales as low a. "a; 10
2-yesr-old rough cattle, brought $40, and
10 yearlings SIS per head; milk cows s27
to s4s; mules $40 to 800; horses from
SIS to SGi.
DASvnLE CoURr. - Demand greater
than the supply for cattle. About $50 on
the market. Some advance in prices from
previous Court. I sold one bunch Of
yearlings at 81 advance per head on what
was offered the Court before. No sd-
vance in horses or mules. I sold 1853 head
Of ewes at ~ Is per head. II. T. Bush,
Auctioneer.
LoupvILLy.- Il no change to note
in the cattle market. good TO extra ship
pers bringing from 3ic to 4ic; best butch
EN-, Ste to Sc; medium, &c to &c; thin
and rough, lic to &c. There is a small
advance in the price Of hogs. choice bring
ing 80 rs to 81 IS; light to good, 81 80 to
81 20. The market Is active for good NUT
ton and shipping grades bring SIC to &c
common to medium. l.c to 2ic.
I'D. swope writing from Tsllsdega, Ala,
to his partner. Mr.. Afford, says that the
mule trade is exceedingly dull there, owing
to the scarcity Of money. None of the
planters who are able TO hold their Gotten
will sell il at the present low price, but are
looking forward to rise after
when he thinks that mules will
be in good demand. He has sold on an
average Of IS per month, but II required
hard work and = good deal Of swapping to
IA
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LAND. STOCK AND CsOP sTkHs

Tim Higgins sold car load Of hogs in
Louisyills last Saturday at 81 77ac.
4. d. Root sold lot Of shoats, weighing
10 lbs, to Ambrose Butt, at two cents.
Capt. b. ]. White, Of Garrard, sold to
simpson Elkin a graded Durham t-month-
old bull calf for $50.
The Richmond Register says that A.Trib-
BILE sold TO T. J. Goff lOs fat cattle, aver
aging 500 pounds, at 4 cents.
DIT. b. Montgomery sold two thorough
bred Durham bulls TO Handy a spillman
for shipment to Texas at $40 per head.
The wheat crop Of this year is estimated
at four hundred AMI twenty-five millions
Of bushels. the largest yield ever known In
this country.
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Hf0hfona.

BoRS, to the wife Of d. A. Baugh, OF
the 9Th inst, bouncing boy Hurrah for
Doc.
RELIGIOUS services will be held at th,
VI. +. Church on Christmas day, and I
Christmas tree for the Sabbath School al
night
ScHooLs.-Rev. q. G. Rassn's school a
Cofey's, closed on the 18th inst. Alfred
Bastin, teacher for this district, will dis
miss his school during Christmas week.
BUsrSEss MENTION. -George Baugh has
sold out his mammoth stock Of goods and
is now using his store-house NJ dining
room. Our little friend Willie Barber has
opened small store in the Doctors Office.
A TEMPERANCE MEETING was held at
the NJ. f. Church, on last Saturday night.
A very good speech by our young friend
Monroe Hubble, and some fine singing by
Prof George Russell and Others, made the
evening pass very pleasantly.
PERsoSAI--Mr. James Cooley, who,
for some years past has been living near
Danyille, KY, has bought the Maple
Swamp place. He moved to II last week.
Mr.. p. F. Webb is visiting his children at
Mitchellsburg, Ky. Miss Georgiana Jen-
nings is visiting at AnsiI Bsugh's. Miss
- Lawhorn, Of Casey, who has been
kl.Al e.. L.. As.f l. &. ...ts...a. 81 ftw.a
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RrsryEss NOTICES.

nry your scbool Tooks =, Cbepault'a
INV 'Hchsoh nest sweet navy tohaec"
Ctocss cleaned and repaired ~ Chen.
nults.
FOR SiLr.-ja.OOO Shingles, 10y \. u
smith.
Yor can huv Clock very cheap nj
CbcnanlTs.
u.... ,
ntAlpyAHri"s '"r r''n'' 81 w ''h"'
u, -. ,,....
, N,e-'e.h IIosi- N''"'"'' '"' sue ~
Tny 9Th Kentucky At nohon a Stage.
Best 5-ccnt Cigar In town.
Ioros Pocte Kn,,o. ., -
-, ~, - NY, 1, ~ .,-' '" make
Al, i,loh,.d o. p,,,.. 4 s,..-
I'll, .','.',.'i y, ''i,'.l ~ s,.sS VIZ W.
H'' ''''''''' W. wv wv" ''"''
\ yFRN large and choice selection ol
Holiday Goods nj Bohon n Stage
f.. r., II. t..i...., .-
,inms III =, GnJ.,.or a Niopah" s'''''"''
""'''' WV W '''''''" " "''""'''T'
"llACRNITAcK" n popular and fragrant
perfume. Sid by =. X. Chcnauli. Stan.
"Fhs
HANn~oNr stock Of Miscellaneous Books
nj Chcnault's. Nothing better h, 4 Christ.
mas present,
Tow 81 ,,.,v x.,,.,x No. xu.
go -. ,,i "s' VII sniu ~
n. CbcnaulTs
PINE assortment Of Toilet Soaps, hair,
hall, 'oo,h brushes and Perfumery, very
cheap at chenaults'
Young man. make your sw.e,he.y, han.
~. h, nnrrh,.ing 4 nice rre..r, a., ~,
from Anderson A NcRoL e,,s
VIZ are lnst receiving large lot Of La
dFs ana children Shoe, .iesier y Bro.'s
mHke' ~ w. N - w. Shahks'
Jrsr received a large supply of Ri.
Slste.. Paper. Pens. I'M and eyery thing
needed for Schools. a, r. X. ChenauIfs
-, =.
h1iinAi uoop i9et attention e IN
'ueu 20 'ne s'ock o. r. u. Chenan't: Ia
'omP'e'e W "Se'ui AMI beautiful articles.
T.. X. CHrNArir has lust received an
elegant stock Of Jewelry aud siiyervar,.
Examine IL before buying your Chris, mas
presenta
T,rr s,ocl N, f.x.,rv - s,,...
q n Ch,n.nl,,. .n,i... .,'' -.
H., 80, - I'll -. - a., 80
c;,, -. p..L. ~ ~
nn,,b..in. 20, ch,;',,. w.. '0''"
'""' '''' '''" P'e~"
Tar nice-t Christmas present you can |
give to your -on !. q nice suit Of c.sthe-, or |
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Lr,yfSo run L,ED or rHfm Burn
Geo. D. Cooper and Mira II. Campbell and
families, numbering some thirteen persons
lcft "wednesday for Texas, via the G. $. X
r. Waco !. their destination. Edmond
Wright and household took the train Tues
day Tor Missouri More TO follow. =. C.
Goode has violent attack of the epidam.
ic, and is busy in preparation for a speedy
exodus toward the land Of promsac These
will all he missed. Asio the last named
gentleman. We "know we shall not look mp.
on his like sgain."
Az ExrtANArroS.--w Well, yes, I may a'
well plead guilty to the charge % the Ad
rooa,, man a. to "hasie( ing to the wed.
ding" lie assigned a wrong motive, how.
ever. The truth is, my friend Baatin Is
under suspicion % being a little old, and
a. there was possibility Of meeting him
at the appointed place on Tuesday.
thought il but right to hasten the consum-
nation Of HE bliss, and thus avoid the risk
Of even a few days Of this precarious life;
but he wasn't there. shall not retort on
the Doctor a ventilation Of his philosophi-
ca, theory as to the heating power of re-
Electors, nor describe his incorporating
within the voluminous circumference Of
an ulster Of preposteroua di uensions with a
buckle in front as broad as the shield Of
Minerva. ooh! no; I'll never mention itr
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ia der Nesctaad E.rhoaerafed.
ILNcoLs COUNTY CoUEr,
Spaclal Term, Dec. IA, 1877

HpetIaI ItfIli Det' ~ 100
The following preamble and resolutions being
presented by X. +. Hooker, Esq, we're adopted by
a unanimous vote OF the Court, and ordered to he
recorded with It's minutes, to-wit:
WHEREAS, This Court has been informed that
persons not advised u the circumstances attending
the escape Of the prisoners from the Lincoln county
Jail In the month Of October last are disposed to
censure the ailer therefor aud whereas, the mem
hers OF this court satisfied that no blame should
he attached TO the iaier account Of such escaps
therefore be Il
Resolved, That this Court does hereby eIhonOr-
ate Thomas d. Ne~land, jAiler OF Lincoln county
from all blame for the escape, and does hereby sK
press is confidence in the efkeeney, integrity and
deal Of Mr. Newland In the discharge OF the duties
OF his office as jailer.
A copy, Attest; J. BLAIN, q. l. {, e.
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DEATHS.

MooRE.--Mr. David Moore, an hOnored
Old citizen Of this comfy died On the litb,
aged 81 years -rsr
HAys--Mn. FaRnie D., wife Of lley.
John :. Hays, died at Danyills, hast Fri
day, Of apoplexy. She va. a cousin Of
the late Horace Greeley,
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Tan DuLLEsr Place. on EARTH.--We
hear ~ nothing to enliven the Christm as
holidays here, whatever. A Christmas
Tree or 40 has been spoken Of, but even
that will end in talk.
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TAnLrAu.-Thc colored people, more en-.
terprisins than the white, advertise grand
Tablean to be given at the colored Hall on
the night Of the 26th. Their programme
promises n good show.
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A SPECIAL TERM OF THE COUNTY CoURT
composed Of the Justices and County
judge, called to take proper action respect
ing the new Jail, was held on Friday and
Saturday last. The Court after making a
personal examination Of the Jail and its
Appurtenances, (hAving adjourned for half
hour for that purpose and after hearing a
statement from II. p. Mcdonald, the Ar
chitect, concerning the work, decided to re-
eeive the building, though not yet quite
completed, 40 that II may be used for the
confinement Of prisoners and the oocupan-
cy Of the Jailer without further delay, in
order 10 save the expense Of transporting
prisoners to and from the Lancaster Jail.
and in order that the Jailer may have the
benefit of his fees for keeping them, The
Jail is received, however, upon the condi-
ton that the Contractor Is TO fully com
plete il according To contract by January
LIST, and is not TO be responsible fog any
damage occurring to the brilding unless
oocasioned by his fault The Jailer is or
dered TO remove forthwith the Lincoln
county prisoners now in the Garrard coun-
~ Jail to the Jail here, and to keep a good
man on watch in the Jail office every night
until the Jailer shall have removed to the
Jail himseli..-.A resolution generating
Jailer Newland from blame for the escape
of Driaoners Last Fall and COMMUNICATING
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THfEvEs.-Policeman Smith Mer.hon,
arrested last evening. Nicely Emby and
Mat Coulter, two dusky damsels, for steal
ing CLOAK from Mr.. Maggie Livingston.
They will probably spend their Christmas
in the new iail
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LrSAric David Rerhaw, colored. of
Crab Orchard, an object most pitisble To
behold, va. hdiudeed a lunatic m Tuesday,
and ordered 10 be iaken 10 an ANlnm.
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DoS'T INTEND TO Miss A SINGLE NrN.
nER. The INTERIOR JOURNAL will be
printed next week as usual. Our Cores
pondens will please take notice and gov.
ern themaelvc. accordingly"
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" yoa want fresh, superior snd cheap
goods. such as fresh oysters, oranges, lem.
ons, eitrons, currants, confectioneries Of all
kinds; nice white brittle celery from the
city markets; choice French candies, eoco-
nuts, rsisin'. nuts. &c, &c, for the Christ
mas Holidays, 70 to Al Pendleton's for
them. lie has every thing as nice and
cheap as any body.
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I, Jno. J. MeRoberts, Cashier OF above named
hank do sOlemnly swear that the above
statement IL true to the hest Of my knowledge and
belief JNO. J. McROBERTs, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day OF
Dec, 1875. J. b. OWsLEI. n. =. l.. {.
CORRECT ATTEST
T. W. McALsIER, D
r. NANARsDALE, Directors.
n. S. WITHERs,
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IOstg WINS

DAsyuLr csn now order goods by es.
pres In the morning from Cincinnati and
rrreivc them the same evening.
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MASY new and pretty things for the
Christmas holidays are nov in store by
Hayden Brother.-su as fancy articles in
grea: variety for presents to old and young,
male and female. A nice suit Of clothes,
an overcOst, . pair Of boots,a pretty dress
each and all are suitable for gifts to .ons or
daughters, wives, friends, &C. Go to their
store right away, add ersmine their hand
some stock You will be sure to buy, be.
cause every thing i- sold low down, and all
are Of the best.
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DrMIsrD The case against watterson
and Portmsn for trerpas' upon the land Of
Squire John s. Murphy came up before
Judge Brown, Of the Quarterly Court, last
Tuesday, and va. thrown out Of court, he.
cause the law says that such cases shall he
tried before the "neare-t Magistrate" Mr..
Murphy will have to ray the costs Of the
proceeding 40 far. Another warrant will
he sued gu, and tried before one Of our
town Justices.
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KsIaHTs 90 HoSoR, ArrEsrIos. A full
attendance Of the members H. earnestly re.
quested at the next meeting, December
e5th, as busine~ Of importance will be
before the Lodge. by order Of the Lodge.
A. A. Warm, X. .|I
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jolly ON SANTA CLAUs-Is expected
to visit every household and fre-ide next
Tuesday night, and from what we know al.
ready, we can assure our readers, old and
young, that at Jim Davis Emporium, near
the Depot, can he found cheap for cash
every thing suitable for Christmas presents
and holiday parties. Mr.. Davis has just
returned from the cities with large and
varied stock Of new toys fre-h coniection-
aries, foreign and domestic fruits, bon bon-,
etc, etc. His store will be par ,1cslicncc, the
chief headquarters Of "Old Santa" and he
viii ssll them lover thah YOU ever 60,
goods i,i his liis heretofore.
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CuRIsTNAs.-This Joyous season will he
ushered upon us before the lsrKRIoR JorR-
NAL VIII again have the pleasure Of greet
ing its readers, therefore, We beg leave to
tender them in advance, our congratula-
tons at the happy return Of the season and
at the same time make a suggestion or
NJ. OF courSe you intend to make your
wife, II you have one, or your sweetheart,
II You haven't nice present, and will also
remember the little ones. it matters not
whether they are yours or some one slses.
This being the case, we refer you TO our
friends, Anderson Il McRoberts, whose eI-
perience in catering to the wants Of the
public. has, ~ usual. enabled them to pre-
sent one Of the largest, most complete and
cheapest lot Of Christmas goods ever er-
hibited here. They are opening them out
to-day, 40 you can see for yourselves. Don't
fail To give them a call.
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U. s. MAIL BoATs.-Per-ons who go TO
Cincinnati from this section via Louisville,
will save money and add greatly to their
comfort by taking passage on one Of the
magnificent Mail boats at the latter city.
Mr.. will s. Hays, the popular Passenger
and Ticket Agent, No. 20, Fourth Street,
Louisville, has reduced the fare to Sc for
the round trip, which isA very small sum
for about 800 miles ride, two good nights
sleep, and a number Of meals that can not
be surpassed in quality at the beat hotels.
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THr jolly Christmas days are rapidly
drawing near, and Of course every body
will want to have q nice suit Of clothes, ex-
ocllen, boots, stylish hat, and other
things essential to n glorious, good time
generally. The ladies God bless them will
want to attend parties. big dinners, visit
friends, &C., DC, and Of course all Of them
will want to look we'll. To tho-e not al
ready supplied with winter clothing-either
male or female attire-we have = word Of
advice: Go to that popular house kept by
Hayden Brothers, and you can ge, all you
want nearly at your own prices.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Splendid Lincoln Co.
FARMS!
LISoOLS CIRCUIT Court.

Id. GOODS HRS, Sc.
Pursuant TO Judgment OF sale herein, made at
the December special Term. 1875 OF this Court the
uudersigned Com y will, for the purpose Of settling
the estate Of l. D. Good, decd, at the late Mansion
HOuse Of the said Good, Eve miles West Of stanford
near Tmnersvlle, In Lincoln Co, KY.
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Selected with care, and which she win sell at pri-
ces to suit the times.
Thanking her friends for past favors she respect
fully solieits an early call.
THE MANTUA MAKING DEPARTMENT
will Be conducted by MRS MYERS and MRS
DUDDERAR, whose taste and skill are we'll known
10 the trade.
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Williams Little Game.

The idlers at the ferry dock yesterday |
were considerably agitated at little Incl
dent in which a William" and his girl
were the main actors. The pair were ex-
cursionists, and the girl had got her "dan-
der" up about something.
l don't know what ails her." explained
Williams to policeman, as the girl sat on
a salt barrel and munched an apple in
hard hearted sort of way. II had my arm
around her all the morning, and we have
walked all over town with clasped hands,
but all of a sudden she few from the
track and has had her nose up ever since"
Are you engaged asked the officer.
Well, kinder infer that we are, or was
before she got this mad fit"
And what will you do?"
dunno, was thinkin' spell ago that
1 might draw out her feelings, if she has
any, by jumpin' inio the river, though I
kinder hate to wes up this Sunday suit"
The policeman held whispered con-
sultation with William. and the result was
that the young man went back to the girl
and said:
emily, l think you want to give me
the cold shake. Heaven knows that love
you, and I can't stand this any longer
Emily, take my ring and pocket book, for
am going to jump into the cruel river"
Hupmh p replied Emily as she received
his wealth and bit into the solid side of her
apple.
Good bye, false one-don't look for my
body " exclaimed William, as he started
for the dock and leaped down into the
harbor- r-master's boat out of sight.
"Man overboard-save him save him
where's the life preserver?" called out a
man with voice like thunder storm.
There was shouting and running to and
fro, but Emily never even looked around.
Throwing away the core of her apple she
slowly opened the big fiat wallet, turned
over the several pieces of old script, and
walking up to fruit stand she said:
"I'll take ten cents worth of raw pea
nuts"
She was putting them in her pocket
when William leaked over the dock, no.
ticed that the crowd was laughing, and he
> crawled out of the boat with the remark
| OTIS dead failure, and I know it Pm q
a shook man, thrown overheard for some
fellow who wears a standing collar, and
, now the only thing left me is revenge!
"She takes it very COOL" observed po
liceman as William reached his feet.
I "Cool There she sits, using up my
money and chawing peanuts, thinking I'n
a corpse; yes, she's got the heart of tiger
o sir, and If I had them seventy cents il
n that pocket book T. lick her father befor
q the excursion left this town. There sh
goes, chawin' away and chawin' away, an
- Pm left in a strange town without a cen
to get that !jute switch for MOTHER Ere
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