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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11
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ORANGEBURG. Jan. Sth 1879.

o""' oNii Z
Editor Orangebnrg Times.
In the last issue OF your paper appeared
u letter from II. Ct Sheridan, ESQ, con.
tanning charges against me Which it seems
to be my duty to answer.
In 1877, promis d to sell Mr.. Sheridan
the TiME'. but in meantime an inirnc
ton was issued, .thc paper stop ped.
After the injunction was removed, Mr.
Sheridan continued wiM me as editor O fn,
pl,r, and I pad him for ms ]Serriccs as such,
mntii he hJt rae, ard rent orcr TO the LYayiyn.
now tac Democrat.
Having promised TO sell the paper ito
Dir. Sheridan, ! renewed the offer 10 him
but not to unite with the Clarion, IA | did
not feel that my obligation extended thus
far, after hi, leaving me, and especially after
the action Of Mr.. Sims 10 myself, bl, more
particularly to 4 friend Of nine, &ho, without
c insulting me, offered to Introduce us to
each other, and Mr.. Sims declined.
Mr.. hcridan himself admits my right to
dispose OF the paper a& | pleased in the fol
lowing words quoted from 4 letter of his
written to me just before Christmas, while
| was SICK. "lf You ever sell the TIN rs to
any one other tnan Mr.. Edwards, or con
c!'dc 10 gitcup Your entire interest in it, |
word hcglad 10 have the rcfrsa! Of it,
These are Mr.. S%l,cridan's W words writ
ten |" me after Mr.. Sims came here.
rs to the Introduce iolrro Mr.. Sims, | never
asked nor sought it in any way, and. in fact.
was some fifteen or twcntv steps from the
~l,nitie. when the offer was made.
u.ccr.aincd afterwards tha, the cause
of Mr.. Sims action, an. the Islander alli,Ici
10 i'll Mr.. S!lcrid m's letter WIS the follow
ing circumstance
Like most men when n stranger comes
about, ! asked who Mr.. Sins wa,, where he
Was from etc. Inan.wcrto this natural in
CURRY, Mr.. JancsS Hayward told me, AS
well as / can rccolicct, tha, he WAS from the
"~r-coun'rv, and that he wis the same man
who published the ''Williamsbu re- Rcpub.i-
cam q think the name WAS a paper said to
belong to Swails. tho Radical Senator from
that county, ora %licpiblican Company.
Alter tbs, Il gentleman asked me the
sans question, who Mr.. Sims was, and |
told him knew nothing about him except
what Mr.. Hayward told me.
Now whether th.F is Islander or nos,
leave the public TO Judge.
cjrcclaiti n~c,liing, and had il not been
for Or. Shcri lans letter, rcq.iring this cx-
PLANTATION from me, The matter would never
have appeared in print, or been made thus
public. GEO. BotIvhw.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11
The Cause Of Our Victory.

The un"nimi!y and patriotism of
the Democratic masses rescued
ornngchnrg from Radical ruin. To
nothing do we more directly the
salvation Of the County than the
spirit of harmony which prevailed in
The Democratic Convention which
put forward the last Coz nty ticket.
a 'l'r1t OF c"nc;'la,lon nclua;ed
every delegate, ard there Wa no dis
position to thrust enc private pre-,
ieiel'reS IN opposition to thu CON
h''ied Wisdom OF the whole. The re-
suit W as a ticket SO tn oroughly i.len-
ltlcd with Tie people, that if the
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11
Gov. Simpson and the Presidency

In an interview with q Cincinnati
,ermter, Gov. Simpson expresses the
view that the South would refer
Fayard for President, and mex to
lin Thurman or Hendricks. He
las the hisl est opinion Of Bayard's
fonndncss, integrity and sngacity.
Although n hard money man, he
thinks ,lat every question of mere
legislation ought to be subrrdinatcd
TO the higher question of combining
the general government TO its consti-
tuticnal orbit.
lie does not think that the South
elm Democracy ought to demand n
piHce on tie Nntinal ticket.
Coy. Sim IN yl.Mx aye yanulu :
al.l ItutG.n unlik..
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11


On Tuesday night five thousand
young salmon arrived here i N charge
of an agent OF Fish Commissioner A.
=. Butler. The telegram nnoun
ing their coming was received By
Mcssrs. Iz'ar e DibbIe.
Mr:J p. Harley whose piScatorial
proclivitics are eve appreciated, be-
ing notified, conveyed the new corners
I" their future homes in the flowing
waters of the Edisto.
1t being night, torches were obtain
ed, and a party attended the interest,
ing ceremony Of letting them loose
in the waters Of the river.
The little fellows were alive and
risky, and, upon being released from
the kegs, at first were carried a short
distance down the stream. In less
than n minute however they stcmm-
ed the current, and stood with heads
up stream like an army in military
array. They seem pleased with their
new quarters, and coming from Mary.
land as present from the Fish Com
missioner. we hope they are properly
in>piicd with the motto Of that State,
''l'a" +" m"hiphc mini" and in
''ne will Ii "llis', food Tor the cpl.
cure, and sport for tn, angler.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11
Court.

Tie January Term Of the Court 81
Sessions convened on Monday morn.
ing Jan. 6, Judge hudson presiding.
In the absence of Nir. Jcrvcy, Col.
" d. GeTTevilic is acting Solicitor.
y very large number Of bills are
ready for tie Grand Jury, Lut, owing
TO the "tic zirg tclm,' great delay
attended the progress Of the Court.
On Monday the Grand and Petit
Jurors were organized, and the
Judge charged the Gland Jury at
great length, hut 10 CASES were tried.
On Tuesday the whole of the morn
ing session was occupied in tryins the
case OF the state Us. Jacob Rowen,
Mick Rowcn, Ned Anderson and
Zen Moses changed with riot. The
Solicitor was assisted by Gen. Izlnr
II the defence was conducted hv
McssrS Kcowltoa aud Lutllrop. Tho
verdict was "guilty."
On Wednesday tic case Of the state
VS.. lluggins and Cesar Curles charg-
ed with stealing Il trunk full Of
clothes from lie house Of Nr. wv
ell Easterlin was tried. MIR. Lath-
rop conducted the defence. The
verdict was guilty" as to both.
1he next case VAS the state vs..
Louis Hanes for breaking and enter.
ing the hJusc Of Col. a. ID. Goodwin
at Fort Motto and stealing clothing.
jowelrv &c. MIR. Julius Glover was
assigned to defend the prisoner The
verdict WAS guilty"
On Thursday the case Of TIE state
IS. DIN il. :Strock for obtaining II
money package From the Expire IS
otiicc said 10 contain SD. 81; lri, |.
I Of. W. +. IIutson assisted the $ iii
cltor, and Malcolm}l. Browning Esa..
and Gen. lzlar rcpr, scnicl the d..
renee. The arguments were very
lengthy, The case occupying the
whole day exciting great interest. At
a late boar the jury retired, and tho
next morning CEriday) brought in a
verdict of"no' g"iI,y. This and til c
case of Anderson Tyler Tor the muir
der OF Davis, set for next Tucsdav.ar are
the most important, aud excite the
greatest interest.
Court Will probably last three or
four weeks ut the rate 80 far main.
tanned.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11
Masters salo.
4. Mackny. Auctionrer.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINE COUNTY
OF GRANGER RG.
Is THE COMMON PLEAS.

Is TIE COMMON PLEAS.
BY virtue Of Judgment Orders of Fore
closure and sale and Dccrctal Ordcrr in tho
causes below stated respectively | will sell
by public auction, LIT lore the Court House
in the town nf nrangcbnrg, ON the first
Monday in FEBRUARY 1870, during the legal
hours 70, shcriil'> sales. the several tracts.
lo,1, or parcels of land below described.
all situate in the County Of Orangrburg,
State aforesaid, viz:
Ev virtue of Il Judgment Ordcr o Fore-
closure and sale in tho case of Andrew +
Smoke, VS.. VIM. a. Edwins: All that GER
tain tract or parcel o flald, situate on the
Cannon's Bridge Road in the Fork Of Eds
10 and in ltdiSto Township, containing
scventy-two (12) acres, more or less,
bounded, OH the North, by lands of War
rem NJ Hughes, on the East, by lands of
David Smoke, on the South. By lands of
James Jennings, and ON the West, bv lands
of Barney Dempsey.
re ms Of Salc-Onc half CD Cash, the
balance on a credit of one year. The
purchaser TO give bond, bearing interest
from the day Of sale, and 4 mortgage OF the
property, to secure the credit portion Of
purchase money. Purchaser also to pay
for papers, and the recording of both the
title and the mortgage.
also
BY virtue of n Judgment Order OF Fore
closure, and sale, in the case Of Daniel Me-
kcnzie W. W. II. Wise, Cat the risk Of the
former purchaser,) all that tract Of land
situate iii tineliu Township. iii the County
Of orangcb,rx, and State aforesaid, con-.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11

AS al endorsement of our editorial
Of last week upon the "ofHce Of the
lress,' III which We took the 20, ilion
that ti:2 leaders OF the press should
keep themselves carefully a looffrom
'rll cntanglements, official or o:h.r
wise, Which may cause a conflict be.
tween scl!-intelc>t and the public
interest. we publish the follrwinsans
wei given by George W. Chills Esq,
cfthe Philadelphia Ledger, who hal
been ef'trtd the position Of Minister
to Icilin: 80 long" says, he, "as
! am tie publisher Of an indepcn lent
w>l"le r, both duty and policy
demands that | should be entirely
free t6om such ehlangling alliances
as the acceptance Of any Office would
bring"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11

A Place on the Blaine Fraud Con-.
mittee being offered Mr. bruce, the
colorcd Senator f:om Mississippi he
replied thai he saw no good in the
proposed investigation. That he
knew that hi. race in the South were
in az god condition as the IaJorers
Of the North, and he could no: Sc.
what good would result from the
stirring up of tie good feelings
between the races inauguratcl by the
new South.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11

The United States Supreme Court
in the Utah case which has come IN
on lis merits has unanimously decid
cd that tie Act Of Congress prohibit
ing lo!ygamy is Constitutional, and
does not fall under the protection Of
the Federal Constitution which pro
hiblts interferences with religious
belief.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11

Col. a. +. Butler, recently ap
pointed Fish Commissioner, has lcf,
Columbia for Charlotte, n. g., where
no Will meet 81 supply oc 400, 900
young California salmon which will
be distributed at once under his
personal supervision in the head
waters Of the Ca!awba, Broad, Tiger
S&luda, senEcen. Chat,auya aud
other principal river; in the upper
or!itn Of the State.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11

aiming -- acres, more or less, and bound
cd by Preference plantation, and bv lands
of Daniel Mckenzie, Il b Whaley. and -
Myers.
Terms of S~ale-Casl,, to be pail M.
mcdIateiy after the close Of the Muster,
sales for the day and if it be not so paid,
me land VIII tie resold on the same dav, nj
me FISK "i The former purchaser, when his
bid VIII not be taken, bat that of the high
esi hildcr other than such former purchaser,
Will be considered and treated as the high
est.
BY virtue Of 4 Judgment Order Of Fore
closure and sale in the case of Alva Gage,
against Eiczabcih Browne defendant. oli
hat plantation, or tract "fIand containing
about twelve hundred 1900 acres. more or
less. situate in the Fork orthc I.Gisto. in the
S""niy of Orangcburg aud State aforesaid,
bounded on the North b. Cooper Swamp,
on the F.n.r by lands now, or lately, of
John Il Miihmrsc. John G Rowe, and The
late j Il ttuaulrianm. Sud tract OF land
being tho Snake Stamp Plantation.
of which the late DR.. Vim. S Rowe died
scizod and possessed.
Terms a Salc-tash enough to pay The
Sln actually due At The date Of sale, lwhic!,
Will be announced ut the safe, and the
ha'aice on a credit of one and two
years. Purchaser To give bond bearing
interest from HE day % sale and mortgage
OF the property sold, To secure the credit
portion Of the purchase money. Purchaser
also 10 pay for y 'pc's and the recording OF
both title and mortgage.
". Al. iitiTSON, Master
Masters oi'icc, orangchrlg, G.. H., Jan.
9TH 1919.
Jam IL q
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11

Married on ,he 2i,h Dec. 1873, at the
rcsidcnc" Of Mr. G. II. Hall. by the Rev. ".
F. Chaplin, Mr.. W. a. Bricklc to Miss EE,.
ma Leighton. All Of this County.
On the Doth Dec 1873, Ivy the Rev. Z. A.
Price, Mr.. II. H.. Peel to Miss Elizabeth
Knots. All OF IT, Co,:n:y.
On the 37st Dec. 1875, III the residence OF
the brides mother, by the Rev. J. +. Riser.
Ahial Lathrop. Esq, TO Miss Martha +.
uei.l;man. All Of nran grburg County.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11
For Sale.

Valuable Town property -Thrcc Stores
and several Lots.
Lot No. ! on corner Of Russell All | Trad
well 81.
Lot No. 2 on Russell ST. ncrlto 10: No.
Lot No. 3 on Railroad Avcnuc, one Farm
OF! acres with one House OH it,.
4 good Brick Yard OFFS acres.
For terms apply 40
Mrs. NJ. b. TRADWELI.
ian IL II
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11

Governor Hampton is said to be
slowly but steadily improving. Or.
Taylor is now in attendance and his
visits are limited to one Il day.
Clutches have been ordered from
New lori from VIII CHI ii is Inferred
that lie will be about in a few DAYS.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11

Judge MacfHy presided last week
over II zig race in Chester, AMI dc
scending from the dignity Of the
crmine, plcsc"tcd Ike prizes to the
victors in remarks sparkling with
his accustomed witiicis,ns.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11
Dissolution OF Gopar::.crship

Dissolution Of Copnr;:scrahip
Noti' e is hereby yivrn that the partner
Ttiip hct~ zen JOHN c. PIKE and JUAB
n. MDSEI.El, was dissolved on the iir4,
day of January, \. ID. 1870, by mutual
consent. Al! debts due to tn" said partner
ship arr 10 De paid 10, and ,hos, due from
tn" same discharged by JOHN G.. PIKE,
who will continue The business at the cd
stand under his own rarnc.
j G. PIKE,
J. w. MOsELEy.
Orangchurg, S. c., Jan. ., 49, 9.-jan 4 If
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11

H>n. Julian llarrridyc. the bril-.
liant Young Georgia Senator, dicl in
Washington en- Wednesday,.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11
HOLIDAY GOODS
Can be had Cheap for Cash at
KIRK ROBINSONaS STOT
RJ'SSEI. STREET

Grocer os at reduced prices, Lamps and Chimnies, Watt Plows and Cast
ings Also a large stock Of
Books, Stationery, Gold Pens and Pencils, Picture Frames Toilet Sets
Vases, Cups and Mugs suitable for Holiday Presents, Brackets
and Wall Pockets. Also
On Hand 10 Tons Longs prepa red Chemicals, whicj used in
the place of the Acid Phosphate. isl Cheaper Manure, and has oven gen.
cral satisfaction, for Cotton, Corn II Small Grain.
!, uETor, Sale, that Desirable Dwelling on tho Five Note! Road in
the Town OF Oiangeburg, known rs the Methodist District Pnr mage"
4 Desirable Building Lots on Glover Street.
One Thoroughbred Devon Bull, 5 years old, will be sold chear.
A lot OF fine Hot House Plants. For particulars call on
KIRK W,DIsSON, Russell Street.
nov 9 1878 Nv
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11
sale Under IEOy4g:,-a.

BY virtue Of q mortgage executed by Il. Z.
Clark 10 +. j. PclAcr, Trustee, dated the 2Sth
day Of February, 1871 will sell Saturday.
The 18th day OF January inst, on Midway
Plantation, formerly OF =. j.. Clark, in Orr
angcburg Coumy, s. C., one Steam Engine.
Terms cash. CANA ID. BLUME, Art
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11

sSs~ Everybody Gays our
One Dollar Shirt
ONE DOLLAR SHIRT
ONE DOB.y.AHs SNHRT
ONE D0LEAE he SHIRT
ONE DOLLAR SHIRT
ONE DOLLAR SHIRT
ONE DOLLAR SHIRT
ONE DOLLAR SHIRT
ONE DOLLAR SHIRT
ONE DOLLAR SHIRT
Six For Six Dollars
Is the best n tho State .-JBa
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11

SATURDAY, JANUARY IL. 1870.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-11

S& We are il no way responsible ior
the views or opinions of our Corrc#rond.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-01

them on : naye piano trnnSd "a
can pu rch. monthly paymeDn - s.d
r s g axtnsss gu q Dsznas q
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-14

Rev Mr. Lam6on. Of Bart's Corner
Oregon, said from his pulpit. on o re-
cent Sunday. that il any Of the young
people Of Burt's Corners desired to
attend his church ia the evening for
the purpose Of sparkling" he would
say Amen to il. He had . daughter
Chen in the church). and he would
rather lover would court her in tn.
church than ii the parlor or q, the
opera Experience had shown hin
that the fathers Of marrisgeble girl.
were often very perplexing obs,ruc
tons, and he proposed in this way I,
aid the young people. While lie Gid
not want his people to attend tn,
theater, lie would not rob them Of Ia
gi.ima,s pleasures. 30 he stated that h,
had invited the village band to com,
in on Sunday evenings aud play III,
hymns aud such worldly music As woulc
be heard in orderly homes and sacred
concerts. The young men Of the Cor
ners ought to make q handsome Christ,
mas gift to the oblising pastor, wh,
was evidently one Of the bows hiusel
once.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-14
BEFORE Ordering Rs.d the Following,

Before Ordering Rsad the Following,
All suas OF mcnsy to t6t amount OF 81 90 or ever
should b. sen, ~ Registered Later Money Order nr
u an on Ne~ foik or Cblefgc. We will hold our.
selves personally rrsloashle Tor any mDney sen, As
above dir etsd All orders under siaG1 strictly
cash On orders 81 Sle.O over IS 20 mus,
accompany the order, sud baliuce ~hen desired.
siil be collected o. de'ive-v, bat goods viii be
sent Z. q II h a greater dtssauce iE.a 500 mile.
Anv money received Tor tasss eoo6s after the stock
Is exhaGstsi will he Immediately tstugnei P,Ga.e
stamps stl b. 'ss-n tue sane cash in any
smouot lsss thsa Sl.0G
u On rece p Of good yea are noi perfectly salts
eed, r-iurn then -dIA'ely 10 good rider, and
ve x,i refund sogr more
Illustrated Ca slogae CT Ws,cses. Jeselry. No
iien. Novelties sud NV iaveatoas sent free on
application.
AGENTS WANTED. Address plainly
the INVENTORS AGENCY.
ice. Washington St. Chicago, lll
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-14
rIIE PHILOSOPHY OF KISSING

For words. always unsafe in woman
mouths. kissing was substituted for the
concealment OF their thoughts. In its
prime. the music Of kissing can only DO
compared to many things more or les,
enchanting or romantic. The chief
thing in kissing appears to hang Oh as
Ion. as possible and drop each other
with u crash. A sigh like whirlwind.
thrown in at the end. is proof Of APP
preciatl II and signal for an encore.
The fondne.s for kissing is attributable
TO the young ladies' taste for fooliug
around the ends Of the young mems
moustaches, and to the young men s
ambition 10 have tho growth of their
moustaches so encouraged; the applica-
ton Of n red. hair. girl to the beardless
lips Of n back ward youth has the stimula-
ting effect Of a hot house; danger only
lurking in their too frequent repetition.
Kissing comes as natural to girl as a
cunning fly to bald head. A man
slides A. awkwardly into his first kiss
as into his elder brothers tail coat, and
his vanity is equally great on both oc-
clsions. He considers them as steps up
the ladder Of life. and would have his
promotions proclaimed from the house
tops. and shouted from the church
steeples. but such is his modesty in his
family circle, that when = younger
brother quietly mentions them,: he
looks red and feels unfraterral.
The female sex obtain their remark
able proficiency IN kissing by perpetual
study and constant practice. They are
early distinguished for their aptitude
in the art. for what girl is not ready t.
kiss o baby at oil hours aud seasons
This sort OF kiss gradually develops
into tie embryo kiss affected by school
girls and female companions. and final.
ly into the kiss Of regular loyers-in.
tense. passionate, and very nice to con.
template upon q starlit night. "Oft in
the Silly night" may the sound be
heard. and when sounding out from
the end of the passage it may safely be
concluded that the door will presently
bang aud footsteps be heard retreating;
and then Jenny will appear with APP
pear with her collar rutllcd. and cigar
ash on her shoulder. One thing be
careful OF, as you value your reputation
tor respectfully; don't kiss girl in
the dark. unless you eau depend upon
the spot where the pins protrlde; a
sudden jab with one of these will spoil
the bes,-intentio4 ed kiss ever besto .sed
on pretty girl.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-14
DAILY INTELLICENCER.
Friday, November Ia. 1879
RREVIrIEs.
So,ed again-Our old shoes.

So.ed again-Our old shoes.
It's poor land TINT can't hold it, sown.
A stag is frequently obliged to run
for deer life.
No matter, remarks the Syracuse
IkraH, how much candidate itches
for of!ice, he never Likes - be scratched.
~ gentleman who was asked for his
marriage certificate quietly took his
hat of and pointed to 3 bald Spot. The
evidence YVES conclusive.
1T isn't the thinness Of the milk
object to, said Job Shuttle. as he pulled
out q small frog from tue creamer. 'i,'s
the thickness 81 the water that it's mix
cd with"
When the girl who las encouraged a
young man for about two years sad>
denly turns around ard tells him she
can never be- more than sister TO him,
he can, for the frat time, see trcckles
Oh her nose.
/. is said that q minister in q country
kirk in Scotland stopped in the course
Of his sermon 10 ask o member who
was deaf. "Are ye hearing. John ?"
"Oh. aye" was the response. Il am
hearing. but to very little purpose.
Stolen fruits may be the sweetest.
but when the small boy finds himself
up an apple tree with a big dog at the
foot, and he discovers that the apples
ar sour, you can't patch up his wound
"a feelings with any such taffy as that.
Unjust tell you Of conversation |
overheard at Manhattan Beach between
two children who were playing in the
sand together The small boy said to
the little girl: "Do you wish to be my
little wife ?" The little girl. after re-
hecting. YES -" The small boy
Then take off my boots"
"Do you see here where you are
charged sir, with being drunk aud dis
ordcriys" observed the Recorder. hold
ing out the affidavit just signed and
sworn to by the policeman. The tramp
took the affidavit and read it carefully.
upside down, aud replied Am l to
blame? never wrote that
IL can warrant his ,es." said the
horse dealer, and Mr. Bartholomew
bought the horse aud found him as
blind as bat. Then when he raised a
row about it, tho dealer lifted his hand
in amazement and solemnly swore that
he .aii no could warrant his size. y
And Mr. Bartholomew ATS up at night
to n,align the English language.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-14
TO AZ: NTS.

For the benefit Of parties wishing to act as Agents
for The above goods. we make the following spec al
oGer:
On receipt OF SIS % order for our Jewel,y. a,
pc above oGer, i'll send the goods ordered and
make the party geitng up the cub pres ent OF any
on. Of the 'ollo wing Watches;
l Pure Ably ssIn an q IA Hunting Case Geneva w.,ch
! ." " o ca Face Geneva Watch
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Illuminated Dial, by which you can tell the time
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lPuseAys.inian 8 liver Hunting Case Geneva Watch
Anv OF thss, -Four Witches viii b. sent alone for
sc 50. or the Watch and either Gents Heavy All
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Solid Ahyssin,an Gold Long Opeta or Opera Guard
Cham. for &S.00.
Agents sho cannot send the full SIS 1t once
can send small orders as thev procure them, and
when said o'dets sh1n have amounted to $50 o.
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