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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-08-28
TO THE PUBIICi

Notwithstanding the strong pressure for cheaper"
goods Ito which most manufacturers have Welded bv
lowering both Quality and PRICE, have maintained the
highest standard of product while reducing prices
by every legitimate means
The people tired of shody" clothing bought only
from necessity and the counrys improvement is evil
denced bv the growing demand for better goods.
For the Spring of 1879 have prepared one OF the
choicest stocks of STYLISH CLOTHING | ever pro-
duced and my prices low the cost of labor and
material will permit
@>TERMS CASH.
8. KATZENSTETN,
80 SEVENTH STREET. near Pennsylvania AVenue.
may 182m WASHINGTON, d. &.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-08-28

There is said to have been some
thing wrong about the late Republican
Convention in Leonardtown. We don't
know who was fixing things or anything
about it but the last Beacon says Of
the proceedings to select delegates to
the State. Convention that the county
Convention was composed Of forty mem
bers aud three delegates we're to be
elected On the ballot in question, one
delegate received 90 votes. one 81 aud
two tied at -. How, in a Convention
Of 40 delegates, where only three are
eligible 70 be voted for or elected four
persons could receive nisJosmy -..s..
needs explanation and is c1plainable,
VIC think, only on the theory. of "pud-
ding tickets
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SHERTFF'S
ELECTION NOTICE

| NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To N. o,.t
~ flied Voters Of Charles coaptv ina a.
election will be held % the -"
LIST Tuesday after the LIST Nom
d0y, u being he an dan of
NOUeniber, 1879.
in the several Election Districts OF soid co,,,,
AS follows, viz;
First District at Port Tobacco
Second District at, ..........Hill Top.
h'rd District at Cross Roads
o1' =" D's''ic' a'''.......Allen's Fresh
=. '''i nv a. '......... Harris Lot
Sixth District at N:Il,..
Seventh District at -
Eighth District at p-.o.
Ninth District at D., a.
for the purpose Of elecd,,
One person 10 be Gs,.. A. Ca.
Of Maryland:
One person to bo A,,o- o.I =,
the State oil haylaAd;
One person tn be Co,nDtroIl.r ~ IN.
Treasury Of the State Of Maryland;
One person to be Clerk OF the Court Of
~ PP0''S Of the State of Maryland;
Two persons to represent Charles ooun.
~ in the House of Delegates of tbs
StAte of MarylAhd;
one P PEI. son ~ % States Attorney .
10 -
Court for Charles county;
One person to be Register Of Wills oil
Charles county;
Three persons to be Judges of the Or
phans Court of Charles county;
One person to be Sheriff of Charles
county;
Five persons to be County Commission
ers Of Charles county;
One person to be County Surveyor OIL
Charles county.
The polls for said Election will be opened in
etch and every Election District of said coun-
ty. Mt the usual places Of holding the polls. at
9 O. clock A. NJ, and will close at 8 O'Clock
p. NJ, when the ballots shall be opened and
publicly counted
GEORGE l. CHAPPELEAR
Sheriff of Charles county
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-08-28

Narrow Escape.
During the heavy freshet of last
Tuesday week a large log dosted against
the Aliens Fresh bridge aud Mr. John
c. Irwin, who is said 10 have been pref
ty full at the time. without notifying any
one Of his intention attempted to di>lodgc
the log In doing 80 he lost his footing
and fell into the swift current, being a
good swimmer and Of powerful sincw he
rcgained one of the piles of the bridge
His cries for help were heard and assis-
lance was at once forthcoming BY
means Of seine rope he was dragged
from the water lie was greatly ex-
haustcd and says he could not have held
on much longer The current was very
strong and had he lost his bold he would
have lost his life. His was a narrow
escape.
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EOtaI mN 4usmraI.
Oar NsIt Is.ar,

Our NsIt Issue.
The lSoEPENDENT Of next week will
not be issued until Friday. We do this
in order to give our people a chance to
attend the Grand Chapel Point Tourna-
inent which comes off on next Wednes-
dav.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-08-28

New Paper.
We have received No. /, Vol |,
of the True Republican, new paper
lust started in Baltimore. We wish it
all prosperity 1t favOrs Gen. Grant
for President, and is for Mr. Lowndes
for Governor
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-08-28

In all towns where a newspaper is pub
hshed every business man ought to advertise
in it, even If it is nothing more than card
stating his name and the line Of business in
which he is engaged. II helps 20 sustain the
paper and let's the people at distance know
that the town is full Of business men. The
paper finds its way into hundreds Of places
where hand hill cannot reach. card IN
paper is travelling sign board and can he seer
by every reader. Think Of these things
and let your light shine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

WILLIAM S. O,B9lES7s EsrATE-DEAzH OF
Hrs BRoTuER.-The telegraph has already
announced that the arbftrators In the case
OF Patrick 81. UBrien against the trustees
OF the estate of his brother, ". S. OBrien,
OF the Bonanza firm, OF San Francisco had
awarded him 100000. Later. adyiceS an
nounce that Patrick O'Brien died only a
few days after the award was made in his
favor. and that the money was paid over to
his widow less than forty-e!ght hours after
the husbands death. Il is believed that
when William S. O'Briep made his WIFE he
was ignorant that his brother was living, but
he left to the brothers. daughter, who, with
her mother, had lived in San Francisco
some time, 100000. Soon after the million
aires death they left san francisco, and
early in January last appeared in Raseish,
n. G., where, for Il number OF years.
p. Fl. O'Briea, who was believed 10 De
"a widowcr and chiidiess, had been living
upon the charity OF friends, an invalid in
body and an Imbeeile in mind Two or
three days after the appearance OF the TWO
women he was spirited away, and nothing
more was heard of the three until they az
rived in San francisco, when the daughter
began to make frequent visits to the Office
OF prominent lawyer. the object Uelng 10
secure share OF the O'Dricn estate. Act
ing anon the proofs Of her fathers identity
as q brother OF William S. O'Brien, fur
nishcd by the daughter, the lawyer made a
demand on the trustees OF the estate for
1000, 900, basing his claim on the grounds
that undue and illegal influence had been
used with the deceased in the disposal OF
his property. The trustees at first refused
to entertain the demand, but proofs OF the
relationship being shown them, the matter
was referred to three arbitrators, with the
result recorded above.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

At sast We bave the northern counterpart
OF the t,kOlona States mau. We DON'T
know what his name Is, but he liaiis from
lowa~-I.smars. Plymouth county, Iowa
and publishes the Sentinel there. lie Is o
better writer than his southern brother, and
this Is what he has TO say about the mig
gers
THE SfGsER.
While the amiabIe idiocy tkat prevailed
| In Congress during the reconstruction
| days was at its height the nigger was en-
| franchised. -.
he was invested with the ballot on the
pretty theory that he was man and nro'
| sber, With an infusion Of sand in bis make
up.
1t was given him on the achool-glrl notion
that affection for the party that gave him h,s
freedom would make him its perpetual In
strument.
| nut the Niger is less seryiceable 10 the
Republican party as q voter than he was as
d slave.
He needs too much coddliDg-too much
protection.
He can only vote the Republican ticke'
when surrounded by Gordon OF Repuoli'
can bayonets.
There is no grit in him.
There is more voting energy aud party
strength in a dozen raw Irishmen than IN
thousand welLied niggers.
There is not an ounce OF stalwartlsm IN
ton OF niger. , ..
The more Niger the less strength.
AS a slave, the picturesque misery OF the
! niger was an unfailing armory OF party
wea pons. AS freeman, there Ia no ro'
nance in him-eowardice is not romantic
An over the South he is throwing his bat
lot for rebels and traitors when he votes az
all.
He is too cowarday 10 vote his convictions
or too stupid to have convictions.
When the staiFarts get into power II
1880 he must either be DISTINGUISHED or com
PEELED to vote right.
The free Niger is n fraud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

r r,or IN close lid the affairs Of two estates we
b.ve been instructed 10 sell by autti hninvv tho
n es respectively. at the times sta.Gu p'om , ."e
Sol,nwfup VALUABLE REAL ESLh.ro o,o,''ct p
=, f t,,o n W new; IRON-FRONT BRlCh sfolsE
AND DWELLING No. 1415 cast Main s.l eds .tore
cn,dod nv Mr. Joseph Strause as dry-goous ssai
~ rant Of vi 200 per annun. III HAS I0'I s'u,a
ahoye lie basement. the store eeipS one W 'e Iii,
desrable i'm that vicinity. and The upper par,
thirteen rooms, beautifully arranRsu Hr., or
with Vii modern conveneIces ann IN M s,onId NJ
dor This Is irst-clasS properly ana E'ou OK nv
tract fhe attention OF investors Inc LII 10 90 "
about IOG feet to Exchange slley. cold
second Immediately alter tue anofe W "a, - IT,
a, Nc ,IIcv. 24x56 2-12 feet 10 another alley
Third. Al 55 O'Clock t. ~, TWO BKiGh ~ - 4,
,rIrn ERAMsD STORES AND WELLlNGs
tNos a1S 42O 42l. AMI 424) beglnnine ~ Ittc
northwesI corner of Marshall ana fllln stISe1s;
fronting together CT 9-12 fe't running nn.t
feet 10 m aley These lcncments are IN sl'c:,u
ts,r IN second MarkctJ daily growing more vaina
nie FOR business purposes, and will prove eooo III
Fonrth. On MONDAY. 9Th July: at 81 o'clock a T..
n The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at the ner;hehsl COZ OF
ner of r and ThirLyiirst ar,eis tJtst t, nd
city imits) IL has six rooms; hichen, S,ao,ct am"
obsr n-ho,srs fruit aud sllahe-!rf es snruoDeTn
&C.. al! we'll enclosed, and about II AChES VI
rif,b. Immediately after the above, Q FIR NIL,
HOIJSE twin three r0oms) anu LOl o.! 'nc W.
side of Th'rsleth street between IL ana . sfee'e'
Plas OF The property may be seen IN lew nahS az
the Office of the anctioneerS, ana VIII Dc eN'o"eu
at the times Of sale. It,; t,v.1vo
TEcSiS: One fourth cash, balance ut SIX l"eiVe'
and eighteen months for ncgoii'ble noies, WIN I"-
GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
u 90 kuctioneers
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SOFT ANSWERS TURN AWAY WRATH
[Cinciunati Enquirer. mir. William WI
gus, of this city, while walking in the
mountains near Coalsburg. ". Va, last
Monday, was accosted by two men, who
presented pistol at his head and demanded
bis money or his life. "Well,' responded
Mr.. WiIgus, ga man without money in this
country might as well be shot. so blaze
away" The highwaymen, thinking that
their game had no money, let him go on his
way without further mnleslation. lie had
at the time $50 and valuable gold watch
IN his pocket.
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sHEnRrC,ssAR.-rIonaon Society. J.

y. r.
SHERRY-CRsAR.-ILonden Societx-] j
To point ont a verbal connection between
the wine called sherry aud Roman senator
might appear at the trst blush mere at
tempt to rival that ardent pfntoi ogist who
insisted on tracing the derivation OF picked
cucumber from jewish prophet through
the following flIiation; King jeremiah
Jeremiah KiDg-Jerry King-gherkin-
picked cucumber. Yet,K We, are strictly
10 render unto Caesar the things that are
C@sar,s 5, among chem must be counted the
name OF the wine In question. Every
sehoalhoy oil the MucaRlayan standard
knows that sherry takes its name from the
chief seat sof Its production, the town OF
Jerez de Ia FroDtera, In Andalusia. Bur
the Roman name u the said town happened
10 be casaris Asid6nia. This the Arabs
converted into Caris Sidonts, and the
2paEiards into Jerez, whence ne English
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01
By Richardson & Co..
Real Estale Aceuts aud Auctionecrs,
lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE. OF FIVE
" VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
NORTH LINE OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN
JEFFERSON AND MADISON STREETS BY
AUCTION.-3y virtue OF decree Of the Chancery
Court OF The city OF Riehmond entered on the 29th
day Of June, 1876, in the suit Of Walker and wife
ps. Bayiy, &C., we shall, Us special commissioner
thereby apponed; sell by auction; on The premises
on WEDNESDAY. 81 day of July, 1870. At
O'Clock p. NJ. FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING
LUTS-two of which front 90 feet, and three 81
feet each, and back between parallel lines 1853
feet to All alley In The 20 feet wide the norl
side of Maiu street between Jefferson and Madison
streets. rs~.~@-.
Parties wanting 10 buy cannot do better thun in-
vest in these lots. They possess all the advantages
CT location 10 be desired, and are by far more con-
venieni 10 The business cerc THIN many other lots
for which there seems 10 be greater dt maud.
Being Sin1 To wind up this snlr. ar these lots
being all the city property belonging 10 the estae
Of the said Bayy unsod great inducements win be
offered 10 buyers.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In six. twelve,
and eighteen months. negotiable notes Siyeu for the
deferred pay mtnts, With Interest added, and Sc
cured Uy deed of trHst. n.
@JOHS II. GUY.
ALEXANDER Q. HoLLADAY,
te2Ir fGaH.tt Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

THROUGH PASSENGER.
o.oo o n. L.ayes Richmond TUESDAY, THURS
''oo DAY, and SATURDAY. Gonhee,s, ..
West Point with Steamer Havana -, 70
nil points on York river ana Ba'1
more. Arriv yes In Baltimore az t,ys a =
n: connects with rail.ilnes for wash
jneton, Philadelphia, New iorE, eoe
ton. aud all western points C 0hne.u
ut Richmond with trains CD EschmoL.
and Petersburg aud Chesapeake an
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
xaoA NJ J,eaves Richmond MONDAY. VEL
''fo 80 EESDAY. and FRIDAY: ana
,.oo A. n THFSDAY, THURsDAY,, and SAT
o'oo "a - IJRFDhY. Connects with steameI
tinore and ri, western po.iits. Ish
npc,s al Richmond With ira ns Oh Rica
mopdand Dar~iIle railroad. alcI'!hoh'
and Petersburg. and Chesapeake zn'
Ohio railroads.
a.ao p. ~. Ieaves Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIlAl.
THROiJ(ih PASoENGEk.
,,.on A n Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY
Ao'o0 10 me 1TliiRSDAY, and SATURDAY,. Con
meets with trains on Richmond az
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Qluc
railroads. steamer Havana leaves Bal.
t%e N6a Wv WFEb sS IS ils nno FIJI FRI
DAY, at 4 p. M. Connects wit
trains from Philadelphia, New York
and western points, and 1T West po!E
with trains for Kicomo7d and sh'
THROUGH FREIGHT.
oo-pM arrives At KicRinoud MONDAY, WE'D
o.@" NESDAY, and FRIDAY; aud
r.ao "a. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT
UtDAY. Connects with steamer q
West Point from Baltimore. Cow
meets with Rcbnons aad Oanvihe
Richmond aud Petersburg, and Chesa'
peake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. ... Of.
1o.T5aN Arrives at Richmond 30 ID y ]
ho1o 49, WEDNESDAY, and friday Con
meets with Rchaoud ant pescr5
burg and Chesapeake aud Ohis rail-
~, +-o,eter of freight at Richmond TO or froE
sonthern points. Cars run through between Asi&h"
&C. Careful handling and dispatch, 9Th lowest F&'A
g1araa teed. ,, ,,,.
Tnr0uph bi!ls OF fading. with guaranteed raitk
,,eupd 10 All northern and western points.
Through tickets sold To all n"rther,; ras;rrn, ans
western points, and has gage checked through
For tickets apIiy IL General Railroad Ticket ~.
ace a2S Main street; ut :hr Exchange ict-!, aLa
cor psny's depot, corner TTenty-taTd and ooS
'' ms SO Il. +. HOI!Eia1. snrar1R.enfn2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

by Robert o. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloueer, 80.
49, 90 Nam street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
" STORE AEitDWELLlNG. AND TWO LOTS
ADJOINING ON TIRE EAST. ON THE EokJli.
AND GRAHAM STREETS, At aAUCIL3N.-In
pursnspcc or a deeree OF the Richlnond an4nce,J
court catered on tiic It'll day or Mny. 1879. tne
quit STYLED Rose gs Rose ihereiu Depdtrc> The ull-
dersIgned appointed spccn com mIsstonar thereby:
will offer for ka, upon the premises, on
the ST day OF July. 1870, at O'Clock d.. ilnt
large and new BRICK STORE AND BWELLlNG
corner Williamsburg avenne and Graham stree e.
Eta weil-bui and desirable staIrd ana nmoha s
bcst nro,arty IN Rockets. and cost copsid.raoie
nfm 10 build. The store fronts both on Wiliiamass,
turg avenue AID Graham street. The lot fronts oo
Sect nm Graham street, and runs back good don'n.
and has on 1t large stable water &c. Iuinedia,ey
yherenfter vii; sell the TWO LOTS adjoining
TEnns one fourth cash; bs1ance Mt six. twelve:
IN aHde az md Tile renamed. 4. NJ. KELLEY.
90 Of 49, ~ SpeciuI Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01
By j. Thompson Brown'
Zeal Estate Agent and Aucuohcei'
1113 Main street.

u,RT1sTEE,S SALE OF Two r NEw
EssME HOUSES ON WEST CARY s J, ,sat,;
By virtue deed Of trust eSss"isa is77 and
10 me as t irnsf ss. an1ea Court once in
f9rdea IN se sis au made In 9ny
srsn secured a and anS ~h
tue oen e sa III viii PUBLIC
o on Fl july 5n 9el S T lows t
TROPERTY described IN said , deed n M
sna1 t and being in ciy Of Risnmc and
wihIn the Imls ohe south
san ot Dovc1 Tor Cary at point ssar IL,
feet inches OF Randolph strse. in s,rret and
ming westwardy along Dover Tor Garh1 1cI betweru
naralI"i lines 1877 feet to alley ten feet WIZ :,
Terms: BY consent OF an parties one mn nv tr,i.i
deed. . l.. ". . - ~ 20 80
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AMIsER's ESD.-[N Haven Palladium,
June %. l-Marvin Banning OF Hadyme,
miser and hermit, dieu recently, aged
seventy-four, and he is said TO have starved
himself to death. Having early developed
habits OF industry, shrewdness. and rigid
economy, he accumulated an ample fortune
before reaching the age Of fifty. He said
he never had time to look for wife, and
helived alone, his diet for the past ten years
being raw pork and bard bread. Sometimes
he denied himself food and fire for long
periods in The coolest OF weather, and many
supposed he was really very poor. When he
was dying, however, he told his attendant
that treasures were concealed In and about
his house, and since then several bags OF
silver and gold. aggregatng $4,000, bave
been found in barrel OF butternuts in the
garnet, while a box containing gold and sill
yer and several thousand dollars worth OF
United States and other bonds was uneartil-
ed in the cellar. Banning was Il shareholder
in the Say brook National Bank and large
depositor in several savings banks, but the
amount OF his property is not known. As
he LETT no will 1t all goes to his sister, q
Mrs. Wright, Of Deep River, who is in very
needy circumstances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

THE RAN THAT KILLED DoG.-[From the
Americas Republican IA man living at
Worth. Ga, bought a fine, large CotSwolo
ram, and turned the ram into a pasture
with some other sheep. Previously ne mao
lost a number OF sheep from tue raVaScS VI
dogs. One morning few days alter De
Lad received the ram he saw s!'e ram at lllii
tilt Dutting something on the ground; On
approaching nearer he found dead COG,
witb every bone in ;s body broken. Near
by was q lamb. badly torn and bieeclng'
which the dog had attacked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

Fossil REMAINS OF A M0NsTER.-The
Chicago Times publishes Il letter from Big
Ridge Camp, Wyoming Territory, giving q
description OF fossil semains OF an ,antcde-
luvian monster found by Professor Paige.
The Professor describes the length OF the
animal to have been at least eighty feet, with
height Of eighteen feet. The party used
as table tinia bone five and half feet
long, though much broken. He judged
that the animal was carnivorous; flesh
eating beast is quite evident from the form
and make OF his teeth-lonS, conical, and
sharp-set, in sockets like the reptile. or
his immense proportions the world can
il lge something by the measurement Of his
bones. The joint OF the tibia, measured in
the largest place around it. is as inches; be-
low the Joint in the round OF the bone, 81
inches. The vertebra measured in circum-
ference 90 inches. 4 tusk OF petriGcd
ivory found measured II inches in circum-
ference. The pelvic arch, as 1t lay upon
the ground, swept over an arc at least s feet
in diameter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01
By jas. MncDougall, Auchoneer,
No. 10 Governor street.

WILL SELL ON THIS (TUEsDA1.
i MORNING. at 10Y O'Clock. at my store: 1 !,
and varied assortment OF H ts ~ sn,: as
RuSEWOUD. MAHOGANY, and sEAiNEA
MAsn nG,,SSrY S and STAINED wARDRoEEs. :
MIUfMANY MARBLE.TOP SlDEBOAHDS, a
PIER TABLES. BOOK. CASES,
ETAGERES. CELERET, r..
PARLOR SUITS IN green reps,
HALL CLOCK antique style;
FEATHER BEDS. ,roe,,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
TAaT rs. CHAIRS, WASHSTASDS, &c.
A large lot of CARPENTERS TOOLS.
ALSO,
Q beautiful OLEANDEItS. In full bloom. 49,.
(:onsIcnmepts received un to hour OF sac;
JAS. MACDoCGhLL, Aacilonee1.
f +. COOK, ga leelnan. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01


What the Valedictory Said Find teach
ers, ever shall we look back to the happy
days when, under your patient and loving
pilotage. we climbed the hill Of knowledge !;
ever Shall we hold the recollection OF your
sclf-sacrificiDg devotion among our hottest
remenbranceS. And, classmates, though
the links are at last broken that have SO long
united us in their tender chain, vet are we
Still permitted, in memory's forge, to re-
weld the scattered fragments, and live once
again in fancy the happy existence that has
been ours. and which we prize more than
ever now that it can be lived in reality DO
more.
What the Valedctorian Thought: Thank
the Lord, / shall soon see the last of
old Smith He never was tit for teacher,
any way. the cross old bear! And then be
shows partiality so !! never could see what
he finds in Sal Seedlings so attractive. No
matter what she does, he's good as pie to her,
] guess I'd have to take it il should come
to school with lessons no better than hers
And Miss Jones! H'm! the old maid
She's Just hateful. Aud Miss Brown, too
What dowdy she is No wonder nobodv'll
have her. Thank heaven! Pm free OF them
all now! / don't believe I'd speak to Que of
them il / should meet them ON the street
Let's see. must cut that Periwiukle giri
right away. don't want to be logged
round by her any more, and what's more,
won't. shat! have to keep on good
terms with Steve Showers sister, though l
do hate her so, for Steve's got Jolly team,
and he always dresses nobby, and all the
girls envy me and Steve whsa we 90 riding
'long. And Pm going to give Sal Stebbsngs
a piece OF my mind, ard thea goodbye to
her, the mink! Welt, Pm glad it's all over.
II sat. l.,
see school, hook. What a life 1 have led,
to be susei But shall GO Into society now,
thank fortune, where belong = Boston
YT0pScriDt ,.,.st So ssE