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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16
BIG SNOW.
We Claim

To have the most beautiful lire Of
Ink Stands and Paper Weights in the
city y Gray q Buckner.
Polk Cansler has just returned
from Louisville where he purchased a
large stock Of choice Apples, Candies
and Christmas Tricks, Of all kinds.
Call aud see his stock before buying
elsewhere. ss& - r''' ~
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HOLIDAY GOODS, 5r,
Gray a Buckner have the most at
tractiye line Of Holiday Goods in
Hopkinsville. ua '''. i4a
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WORK BOXES,

Book Ma,ks, Mottos and everything
ofthe kind at Gish Gamers.
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Dress and Cloak Making.

Mrs. Kate Bell is prepared to make
Dresser. Cloaks, etc., in the latest
style; also, to furnish Trimmings for
the same. Returns thanks for past
patronage Residence, Liberty Street,
opposite Presbyterian Church.
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A kUsH TO BLOCK ISLAND.

BLOCK ISLAND, Il. l., Aug. 5.-NO watering
plac, on tns Am ,rican coast Is paronzed more
literally than tAls the ocean," moderate charges
being the principal OF the unprecedented success
OF Ine place.
Mr.. Henry Watterson of The Louisville Courier
Journal has Joined his family at tue Ocean View House
The guests island tud lack of spors In catch
ing blue dsb just now.
series OF private theatricals is being arranged by
como " the guests.
Late hotel guests at leading houses include the
following;
Ocean view HOuse-P. Z. Farnum, Port Jervis; II. ".
Blodgstt Chicago j. b. Dillingham;, O. s. Bradford j.,
West Chester Penn; j. howard King aud family. Gar
bam Park Albany; J. HuDOcli Philadelphia Henry a.
Merritt Mss A. H. Merritt, Troy W. II. III. Henry, IT.
LOUIS; C. NJ. PerSIus, Mrs Potts, Il. H. JgDhlns ana
r. Inorne G. ". BAKER wife, CINCINNATI; j. NJ.
Schermerhcrn, j., syracuse samuel D. MuiiT, nj.
IRA Bradley Boston; hrs. =. l.. aaItn, ID. LluRAih'
Mrs. L. L. G.iswO.u, " ludsOr; Mrs b. Robinson, 8 y.
Griswpd, Cleveland j. Wayne Dodge and ianlb, bGi-
falO; C. l. Andrews, Baltimore; W. Ii. HollmgsWOftn,
PhuidelphIa; G. StOughton, Wasningtoni b. r. Woo
sey Jersey CITY.
ID. n. Morton, Troy; William Gostenhoier New-I0rA
John A. Wills f.. l.. Kbbc Mes W. A Atteton, Hart
FORD Z. X. Parks, Nor"iehi A. A. heyes, Chsiies
Gould, a. : Davis, b. Van Worst, john NJ HothinS enc
River; The Rev. X. r. JoiInan. WrensnaIu h. A. Goa
dard. Miss H. b. Pecknam, 1. X brHlOh r. Al. PA
tEswsoq ana WIN d. y T.; GH lstq "g H,rs
js James N. higey, Prov doncs- p an.
Prquot HOuss-Jqlil ~ BaDe"c%' Norwich d. Alien k,
h. N. GuIlv, hTs. h D. Iutsie "A T. HaitihSton, MIG
dletO4u Cond.. g. BROOKS H. - Hale, ialtiordI IL
&. Parsons, Springfield; r. NJ Ah1fSWs, H. l." Aullcn
b j. Madison Providence; Henry j. Clarke ana nanny
Narraa,hsslI HoteI-ThomaS Parrot, Elizabeth n j.;
d. Bushnell, Norwich; Mrs j. IL Turner, haruord :
". l.. ArbuOSle. Prov q. W. NandOn aud " 10
Nrs Cameron and family Rockville, Conn., w e. Wood
run. New H.Itioidj l.. u. Page hfs d. b 9ioouu''
Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-08
AT pR0spEROrS NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug. THE weather con-
tinues warm ana the place prosperous accordingly.
Social entertainments are following each other Win
wonderful ranidty and sud of future entertainments
are on foot The hotels are beginning to NIL up In
earnest and many people are obliged to wait haf an
hour or more before spare bathing suit can be secured
so great Is the demand The number Of bathing
was materially increased last Spring, but the NUMBER
has not been Increased much As should De.
Captain Percy, England, mas arrived at the Ocean
House.
wedding viii take place week. The bride is
Miss Maggie King. dan ghter Mrs. A. N. King, of
Hartford yilla-owuer at this place, and the bride
groom IL Mr. II. A. Bentley, OF Philadelphia.
The Constellation, which has arrived here, Will be
Joined on Friday OF Saturday by the Standsh or May
flower
Late arrivals at the Hotel Aqudneck are as follows
Mis- H. c. LOomIa Miss Annie b. LOOMS, San Fran
cisco; the Rev. d.. G. W. Ellis Boston, f. +. Vose and
wife, sunie.d; G. If. Manning, United States NAVY
Henry 4. DeWrg. 5. W. BuruhuI, ii. A. Bnlr, n. l. H.
Gibson kew-YOrk; Chadcs Dunlap ana wile Baltimore
me arrivals "a the Ouran House yesterday and to
d4y inc Iude the fOllOWlugi Dr. Robert whining united
g. a. Baker, L. a. stewart NcW-lUrk; A. IA. haskns
and wife Chicago; John Mclean. Milford Z. O.. C.ye
aud family, Brooklyn, ~ j. PU'tt, Jacksonville III r
X Watson samuel Haoae.t, Philadelphia Dr. l. aver
and wife, Boston, Aaron hYultrt,, AOiu{ GeoiBe u
DJna ds5u SchenoC lady; Potter Palmer, ii. H. H0u0re
Buncc. q +. Blumen,hal Sew-York; = j. Barbour.
VI. =. Barbour Miss Barbour j. r. liaie Washington ;
J. L. January, c. j. Pant. 81 Louis IE4ries 10 Sc
49, ltInUre; Frank Crowciit BroOkyni /. NJ Afht'Seu'
San Francisco; o. H. PeokBam anu vile, 81 Louis
Providence, II. l. Aug. 1.-THE race at
Newport between the yachts LOtue, OF Boston,
and Ntya ana Lena, of N"w-York, this afternoon,
over An eight mile course was by Lotto In h. and
NJ, beating Lima "A ana Niya II M and % s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-08
RESUMPTION AND TAXATION.

THEMES OF THE BANKERS CONVENTION
A PAPER BY CONTROLLER KNoX-RRsUHPiloS' lnh
SILVER QUESTION AND THE NATIONAL DANA'
ADDRESS BY GEORGE S. COE-
Greatly increased interest marked tne sec
ond days session of the Bankers Con'eh-
ton Mt Saratoga yesterday. The ae'enuan'o
was very good, and all the addresses
were listened to carefully. Inc prihclP"i
paper was that of the Hon Johh Jay
Knox, Controller OF the Currency ne
considered chiefly Resumption, the oh-
yer Question aud the National Bank
inc Svstem. George S. COe, of New-fork,
made speech on Resumption, in which he
favored the retirement of the legal-tender
notes. II. II. Holister. of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, read a paper on the Relations OF
Banks and the People. AT the afternoon ses-
sion the subject of Bank Taxation was DIS
Cussed.
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AT CUAUIAUOUA.

CuAUrAUQUA, NY, Aug. THE Rev. G. d..
Bosrdmsu OF PnilsdolpDa, occurred a. $50 a. To-
day on Tho Genesl, OF sn" AZ O'Clock Professor
f. shorwin OF NoTark, " j., took charge Of the eN-
erclses ct the Chautsugua Musical College Three sec
ton, OF the NoJlRa college hold az hapss 3, aud
a very lntsRssslA Lecture o. tns fundamentu idea, OF
ASTRONOMY wac delivered ~ IL O'Clock ny the Rev IL
w Warren D. D. or PhiBas pniA.
Az 2 o'olses Dr. Ssrgspt oil Yale delivered seoond
lecture ON PaySou CGltur.." whIea Was followed bt
coaleat Ioo.urs Win carioatures on the
baekbonrd by 1rslaE Bard, Of SeWYork. phil9iosE
cal fers1Oo sla tue Phitasatre at oclocS
by Professor A CoOk, OF Baltimore, tns subject
Of various hteraJufes." Win speci-
upus DrHOnina tOEal Piaysr-BeetlhXs for Conert
tionallsts PreSby torians, Baptists Methodist and
United Presbyterians we're held IN several different
Iucat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-08

pitch them Cottages and hotels are filled to overflow
ing and the thousands who expect to como here during
camp-meetng yet to he provided FOR. IL was
estimated to-day by Chief OF Police Patterson that ~
Gao person. are residing IN Ocean Grove, and llUOO
moro in As1ury Park on The other border Of Wesley
Lake H. o health of bort places Is excellent Blole
readings nave been beid for three days ana VIII con
nue d1r NO inc next three under the leadership OF
iho Rev Beniamin NJ. Adams, OF New-llayen, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-08
AMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE President has
accepted the resignation OF Captain Alexander Moore,
81 cavalry. to take effect August TO- 1879. Major
George f. Robinson and Major William h. Crvary, OF the
Pay DeparEInsnt, nave been relieved nom temporary
duiy III tnis city Tuo former Is ordered to report TO tho
Com mandinR Genera OF the Departments OF Texas aud
the hitter TO the Commanding General VI the Depart
NJ Arzn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-08
NAVY IATkLLIGENCE

WAsuINGToN, Aug. 7.-Lenteaant John IL.
Moore ordered 20 the United States ship Con-
stitution and Assistant Engineer George d. Strickland
70 special duty at Philadelphia.
The Navy Department Is advised that che United
States steamer Alaska will sail from Francisco on
Saturday tor Panama and the south American coast.
The Constellation arrived az Newport, H. L. YESTERDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-08
A WHOLE CITY AT OCEAN GROVE

OCEAN GROVE, n. j., Aug. THE number
OF visitors % this seaside home OF Methodism Is
than any year since It's foundation. Every tent owned
by Camp-mee ting Association 10 use and arrange
ments are being Insdo To-day obtain an additional
number, and 10 rent private grounds upon which "
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rnE AnpucrIoN oF A amL

About three weeks ago Frances Shier, age
fourtceD living with her sisters and brother a. No. -
Green ichavo, disappeared my steriousb nom 'V"''
aud no trace OF hsr was found uutl NeonesS9' =
little girl living In the told OF ncr sisters 'A
Mrs Puibcr, who lives m tins same house, cow ~.
whrrc Frances was. Yesterday the sRi'rs hA1 -" "a
Pnlner before Jus 90 Duffy IN tue lorkNihe Issr
Court on a summons lhey charged her wIu e' d.
abducgins their sister aiding IN IT, Al hlst "a
Puber refused Ia answer ali Questions but nDAl, -
said that sue had been Informed that tbs missns n e
vns iu Justice EtnOtis mouse la Brooklyn. Jue.srs
Dufry directed officer Chiardi TO BRING the gin 10
TINS morning.
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.Mr. whar a steep hIl! And see those ten

my, what a steep hill I! And see those yen
or eleven wrrtohcs packed IN Que Wagon that t1 sa
ara All CHRISTIANS. mum, gong 10 the eamp-nee"A'
lEre tPenn.J Herald.
Young lady advertised for a maid. one
ann, and ~ res pouso the inquiry whether 500 "a
anck she feplied 20 so quick. that WI. eh-@s an
dress YOU every day half an hour" In hts nay, "a
hour reiteEattd The young lady, and what sns"
the rest OF tho day f'-t Portland Press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-08
LIFE IN THE COUNTRY
NOTES FROM THE RESORTS.

KytpySrLY A SUCCESSFUL SEASON All THE LEADING
PLACES.
Dispatches from Newport, Saratoga, Long brahcn
and elsewhere show that there are LARGE crowds ana
no lack of social enjoyment, this year. at oil the re-
sorts most patronized by people of fashion. long
season is expected OF Saratoga. There IL rush 10
Block Island this year. At Ocean Grove fully IL
600 people have already gathered, and the rush to
camp-lneeting is not yet provided for.
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National Surqical Institute.

The annual visit of an Examining Surgeon
from this we'll known Institute will he made
to New Orleans December LIST, 1879. He will
have skilled assistants from the Home lnsti-
tute, and will remain until December Is, 1879.
Preparations for this visit are amply sufficient
to meet any increased demands.
Surgical cases and those requiring personal
attention should come early, that they may
have attention for the whole month If neees-
sary. In its chosen specialties, Club Feet,
Spinal and Hip diseases, Paralysis, contraction,
and diseases Of the Joints, Catarrh, Diseases OF
the Eye, Ear, etc., and all other disease, this
Institute is unexcelled. Refers by permission
to the many we'll known citizens Of New Or
| leans who are its patrons.
| Rooms as before, at No. l66 st. Charles st
where we will be pleased to see our old pa
tients, with as many new ones as may choose
to CALL For further particulars write 20 Ma
tional Surgical Institute, indianapolis, Ind.
Philadelphia. Pa, or Atlanta, Ga.
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Professor Tice says that tive !

u Professor Tice says that tive
are to have grand meteoric display
on the night of November Ii, CON-
mencing at a. m" All who have
any taste for astronomical phenom
ena should keep watch on the night
designated as it does not occur often.
AS we are to have a grand ball here
on the night referred to, extra in
ducements will be afforded the
young men who are disposed to study
astronomy. Doubtless an unusual
number of stars will be observed on
the occasion.
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" We are now in the midst Of
the most beautiful season of the year
in this latitude. From the first of
October to the end of November the
climate of Louisiana is hardly sur
passable. The air is cool and brac-
ing, and yet possesses mellowness
that renders it unspeakably charm
ing. The sky is bluer than any other
season, and the signs of approaching
winter causes one to look forward
with pleasing anticipation to the
comforts of a well-appointed home
when the bleak winds of December
shall usher in the frigid period.
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SheriG7s Sale.

Mamie E. Doles, wife, } No. 277s. In
vs.. District Court,
John A. Sewall, husband. Bossier parish.
Dy virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued in
ID the above named snit, and to me directed,
l have seized and will proceed to sell at public
auction to the last and highest bidder, at the
residence of the defendant, John A. Sewall, in
the parish of Bossier, La, within the legal
hours of sale, on the 3rd Saturday, the 18th
day of November, 1879, the following describ-
ed property, tO-wit:
Three mares, one colt, one horse, 8 mules
light 2horse wagon, heavy 4-horse wagon,
hack and harness, s pair of gearing, | sew
ing machine, boiler IS feet long, 36 inches in
diameter; engine, 8 inch climber, l6 inch
stroke; gin stand, Brown patent, new; also,
betting and fixtures belonging to the engine
and gin.
Srid above described property seized as the
property of defendant, John A. Sewall, and
to be sold to pay and satisfy said writ-say
the sum of $3.50 90, together with interest and
all costs.
Terms of Sale--Cash, with tie benefit Of
appraisement.
October2 q, 1879.
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COLORADO: IT'S GOLD AND SILVER
MINES, GENERAL RESOURCES
AND ATTRACTIONS. By Frank
FOssett. This is a 12mo of $40
pages, handsomely illustrated with
numerous engravings and maps.
Price 90. Z. G. Crawford, pub
Usher, 40 and 81 Park Place, New
York City.
This book brings the record OF
Colorado mines and of the general
progress of the States industries
down to midsummer of 1870.
The gold and silver mines are the
main sources of Colorado's wealth
and the causes of her rapid progress
aud great prosperity. The larger
portions of this volume is conse-
quently devoted to the mines. The
mining information contained here
| in is based on personal inspection or
reports of the most reliable charac-
ter. The statistics are accurate and
more extensive than have ever ap-
peared in books relating to Western
States, and are the result of much
research, labor, and attention.
Narratives of gold and silver min.
| ing and the annals Of pioneers and
prospectors never fail to interest the
general reader. This volume on
Colorado is largely composed Of such
material, mingled with historical re
cords Of mines and Of districts, to
gether with statistics Of their pro
duction. From the days of the early
gold hunters to those of carbonates
the story reads like romance, ant
| in the startling adventures and sud
den changes Of fortune as here ex
emplified truth seems stranger thar
fiction.
Agents wanted.
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DoN'T!-Don't forget that Drs.
Mobley s. Nelson's Drug Store Is
one of the live institutions OF our
place; they are constantly receiving
new goods direct from first hands,
and offer them at rock bottom prices.
Call and see them; they will be glad
to see you if you only only call to
..look abound" We learn that tneii
..f;ve cents baking powder is meet
ing with a steady sale, and thell
..three cents ink" is decided sue
cess. We have tried it, and ltcan''
be beat.
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A visit to the extensive sto

~ A visit to the extensive store
of Samuel G. Dreyfus, wholesale
and retail dealers in dry goods,
clothing, boots and shoes, notions,
&c., corner Teros and Spring Streets
Shreveport, is we'll worth the troub
lie, and visitors to that city should
not fail to give them a call. They
have recently received from the East
one of the best selected, largest and
most complete stock ever offered in
Shreveport, comprising all the latest
styles in clothing and Gents furn'
ishing goods, boys and children's
suits, ladies' dress goods, sc. The
one price system has been adopted
at this store and no variation il
made; SO that customers may know
| that they are all used alike.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

We have received No. 80 of the
Bossier Banner, published at Belle
vue, La; w. 81. Scanland, proprietor
and editor. It is democratic and
very ably edited. We welcome and
coyet it as an exchange of merit
Idaho Banner.
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~ How fragrant, how delicious,
is the smell of a smokers old dirty
pipe; and how like the balm of a
thousand flowers is the breath of
the old smoker. He poisOns the
very atmosphere in which he moves,
aud can fill room in five minutes
with a stencil that days Of ventila-
ton will not entirely dissipate.
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~ A startling confession was
made by lady on trial the other
day. She confessed that the cheap
est place to purchase ladies dress
goods, cassimeres, alpaccas and rich
dress goods generally, and of the
latest styles, was at the store Of
Messrs. E. II. Moore & Son, Bellevue.
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Stray Sale.

T,strayed before the undersigned on the goth
u day of September, 1879, by Jessec wash
ington, and win be sold to the highest plaaer
say Of January, 1880, Bay Mare, about six
Years old Said Mare has small white spot on
the right Of the jaw, apparently made by the
hr;dle. and small white spot on right side, that
NAV have been made by the spurs
Appraised At $l5 eea
The owner is requested to come iorwaru
HENRY STONE, Stray Master.
October 2, 1879.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS PAID IN OCTO-
BER.-John Harris, to May Is, 1880,
50; E. T. Cornell, for year 1879,
80; A. Il. Burns, to June II, 1880,
So; David Plat, (Jewett, Texas, to
Oct. 1G, 1880, 81; James Michigan,
to Oct. %, 1880, 81; Col. John A
Haynes, for year 1879, 81; Jacob S
Overcast, to Nov. II, 1879, %; w
81. Bledsoe, to April %, 1880, 81 80
John j. Stockwell, to May 2, 80, 81
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HIn addition to doing a gener-
al merchandising business, Messrs.
Florsheim Bros, Shreveport make
Furniture a speciality. A full and
complete stock of bedroom, parlor,
household and kitchen furniture, is
always kept on hand. Great in
ducements are offered. Call at No
Z, on the Levee, Shreveport.
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Steam Saw and Grist Mill,
pianinu and ShinqIe Machines.

Cavinp, Planning, and Turning executed
- with neatness and dispatch. special at.
tention given to Flooring and Ceiling. Select
shingles furnished at short notice Also, az
tached to the Mill is one of PRATTS IN
PROVED REVOLVING HEAD GINS, Win
cAEE and commodious rooms to store cotton
Cotton ginned and packed in the best style
7 ;herai advances made on cotton to be ginned
and pressed.
MOORE g. DAVIS, ProprietQrs,
Bellevue, Booster Parish, La.
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~ Don't bet on the Fall elec-
tions! You can invest your money
to much better advantage. Julius
A. Jacobs, 80 Texas street, Shreve-
port, has been working for months,
trying to help you save money, and
he can do it! You have to wear
clothes, and he has unsurpassed ia
cilities for furnishing them. He can
suit you to a dot. Call and see bis
new stock aud low prices.
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u The various lines of trade in
this place begin to show a marked
improvement. All avenues of trade
are more brisk. Bellevue merchants
are not behind the times, but are
fully up to the front with great bar
gains, first class goods and liberal
inducements to their customers.
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-Mr r r Oneal f,;nps his

81 Mr.. B. F. Oneal filings his
banner to the breeze. "Dock" is an
energetic, go-aheadative fellow, and
is bound to do a big business in
Bellevue this season. New store,
new goods and low prices-what
more can you wish! Read adver-
tisement,
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re- Economy is wealth." and
by economy you can become rich.-
To do so you should buy your goods
from that wide-awake firm, Messrs.
Henry Dreyfuss & Son, Shreveport.
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u Mr.. J. B. Lews, No. IL Texas
street, Shreveport, sells strictly for
sasa and is thereby enabled to sell
maeh cheaper than any one who
Si's on time; that is the reason that
aA cash customers buy their boots,
Shoes and hats of him.
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u Onr young friend over the
Lake, Mr.. j. T. Manery, has turned
granger and lately secured a wife.
Success attend your every effort,
old typo.
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70 The cool mornings the fore
part of the week reminded us that
winter was not far off. The frisky
housefy was "kindern stupid.
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~ "Dogs which dig up buried
bones to gnaw on have bad breath.
So do people who dig up and re-
hash old troubles"
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- Our school is going ahead
finely, with some twenty scholars.
Rev. Mr.. Medlock seems to be very
popular with the children.
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~ aAll for the best is an old
saw, but the poor devil who has not
been fortunate enough to swap OF
his simmer clothes for winter c0at
fails to see it in that light, since the
cold winds have commenced.
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u The November number OF
'le Iouag Ladies' Journal, received
nom the International News Com
Rny Of New York, contains a stu
Rndous quantity of information
aOout fashions and the making OF
clothes and of fancy work. The
lumber of pictures of things that
Women make or wear, or may be sup
posed TO wear, quite overwhelms the
masculine critic, and the big sup
Mment of patterns ought to suffice
70 Keep its readers employed for al
entire season.