The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-05-21
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If 9 lady meet a lady #
Coming down the street,
Need q lady tell aslady 4
-. That, sha lO0Es Goo ovuoof y


For well she knows before she gets
~. Fairly out Of sight, ~ 80: a
"a She'll turn around and saw aloud. "A
s~.$t what a horrid frightw = -
A hen with clipped wing has defect
i've flew. "& - @-! = : ,53.r.i&
Two Georgians have married each 9TH
er's daughters. ''s... 49,. ~ @2':...'.
D. An Idaho town, having but one girl, is
called Onegirlia. How for is this from
Boise City? n s g' -.. Dr. s.' /
The pea nut-ggrowers of Eastern North
Carolina have just held convention. Who
Chicago has a particularly wicked big
amist. He discarded his wife and married
his step-daughter. .,s .y
A Maryland horse is accused of killing
and eating sheep, in spite of frequent beat
ings when caught in the act 379t|@.4 ~
j The Toledo (Ohio) Commercial, saws
that more real estate in that city changed
hands for cash last month than for a wear
previous. .1 49,
A negro boy in Ella, Ga, disliked to
take care of the: baby. His mother left it
with him, however, although he declared
that he would kill it, and when she re-
turned he had beaten it to DEATH
A woman started to carry her twin ba-
bies five miles through the woods, in
Sand Hill, s. c., but lost her way, and
was found almost dead at the end of ten
days, with the infants lying lifeless be-
side her.
The Cincinnati Times remembers that
at first twas spikes Peak or bust" and
afterwards it was ''Pike's Peak and bust"
So it will be with Leadville. AS it is hard
to get there, and much harder to get
away, the better policy is to stay at home
Mr.. Ragsdale, treasurer of Jefferson
county, Ind, broke his engagement with
poor girl to marry rich widow, and a
jury compelled him to pay 5000 damages.
SWELL" he said, as he handed over the
money, ~ am still about $4,000 ahead
by the change" 81. ~e.: IT,
The Chestert on (Md } Transcript states
that, from careful estimates, the fact is
established that the number of peach
trees now growing on the peninsula is
less by about third than it was three
years ago, and that old orchards are an
nually being exterminated in a greater
proportion than young ones are planted.
Bicycle riding by women promises ito
become fashionable in Detroit. The ex-
ample was set by wealthy and respect
able young lady, who at first rode in Sc
cluded places, but afterward took to the
suburban roads. She uses the ordinary
two wheeled machine, and sits astride,
wearing very loose trousers, and is freqent-
ly accompanied by half dozen female
companions. III 1.1--'
A wooden watch, said to be an excel
lent timekeeper, is the property of N. De-
volt, Of Bristol, Tenn. It weighs but
half an ounce. The dial plate is made
from the horn of buffalo killed by loco
motive on the Texas Pacific Railroad.
The outside is of olive wood from Jerusa-
lum. The works, except few of the
most important, are of lockwood. Even
the stem and bow are of wood. 81.
"Now, children said a Sunday school
superintendent, who had been talking to
his scholars about good people and bad
people, "when am walking in the street,
speak to some persons meet, and don t
speak to others; and what's the reason?'
He expected the reply would be, s'Because
some are good and others are bad, y but to
his discontinue, the general shout was,
because some are rich and others are
poor" III -.H $3.50: = .....
The firm of Carter & Gavin, sugar retin-
ers in Osceola, KY, was dissolved by mu-
tual consent the partners had disagreed
in consequence of Carriers wife quitting
him and marrying Gavin, and the work Of
settling up their accounts was accomplish
ed with difficulty. SIS everything salts
fact6ry?" Gavin asked, when the books
had been closed. eyes, all that relates to
the business" Carter answered: ''but
there is an account still to be balanced.
You've got wife, and I'll take your life
in payment and he ehot Carter dead.