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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-12-11

Nor IL m WE'RE My Boy. Some
years ago the late Horace Mann. The
eminent American educator, delivered
an address at the opening OF some Tastsk
matofy Institution fDE boys; during which
he remarked that If one boy, were ssVed
from ruin it would pay for ali the coat
and care of establi Fishing atscfl an irstitl.
zion as that After the exercises had
closed, in private conversation d gentle,
man rallied Mr. Mann upon his state
nent, and said 10 him
Did you not cOloE that d iitsfa ttyhen
ynn aaid ihnk all Iha axnaslsa arail labor
would be sopsid ig It only saved one
boyf''
G ssNoti if 1t were mp boy,o was the sol
erln and convincing anaWef,
Ahl there Is a wonderful value about
"my bOy.n Other boys may DO rude and
rough other boys may sesm To require
mora pair 5 ad labor than they vii ever
repay or otIer boys may be LEFT to drift
uI1careh for to their ruin, which Is SO
near at hand--bus my boy iii Is worth
tho toll OF s lifetime aud The lavish
wealth of q world around 70 save him
from temporal end eternal xllias SVe
would 90 the world round 70 save hins
from peril, Rn0 T0uIdH uIgSs ETSEr 5iI1IIyl :
that was stretched out to give him help4
and welcome. And vet every poor wan
'dering, Gntcast, homeless man IS one1
Whomsomaf fond mothsz called ltnly boy. ~ Y E
Every lost wnnaan j 1unkan ia the depths
OF Gin, FE.s sotnebOdy's daughter ih tho
days Of her childish Innocence. To-day
somebody aon is d hungry etlleast
pressed 60 the. verga of ofinio sli3 BIN,
10 day soInebo5y n dang fer is ~. isearys
hlllnlaaa xaandnrar driven by leceasity
into The paths that lesd 10 death. han
we ahrink ffon iaboss shall se0 hes sitatc
at cost, when the work be fore us ID tho
salvaticn 0f & soul
NET if itis ny boy q not sc we haggo
the love of Him Who gave his Il 70 5sge y
Che l5at
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-12-11
ANlEaSON s. c, THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER IL 1879

ty. They hang about Monrovia or work
on the farms O few miles from the town.
The Afonroria, which hae been lying at
the Empire Stores, Brooklyn, will be
placed in dry dock this week and thor
oughly overhauled. She will then % load.
ed for another voyage, and will start for
Liberia December 15. The Colonization
Society has already. applied for accom-
for sixty emigrants, and the
number will probably be increased to
eighty or one hundred before the dny of
sailing. a clergyman will go out to Join
the Episcopal mission.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-12-11

FoREsT LEAVES FOR STABLE AND
YARDs.--We do not think that fqrmers
set as much value upon forest leaves as
they should do. They possens many
good qualities. They have, says the
Germantown Telegraph, a pleasant smell,
absorb the moisture, and through the
winter are coverted into excellent ma
nure. They can be most conveniently
gathered after the frat snow, or at least
before the wintry blasts have scattered
them. They then. lay compactly, and
being moist can be handled with great
facility. A cart with a few stand
ards stuck in the sides will hold con-
siderable quantity and the best thing TO
gather them or load them is q wooden
hand rake; wooden four tined straw
fork IL also very handy when the leaves
are moist. They can be gathered, too,
when other labor about the farm is slack.
aT5 iivaTe5 also, fs55iis 5;s ssssie ssie garden,
yard and orchards, that should DO gath.
cred aid used. They are good for cover
ing vines, cabhage, and half hardy
shrnbbery after being laid down. They
do not admit much moisture, and are ex-
ceilent protection against frost.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-12-11

~ A man at Columbus. Ga, pawned
his false teeth for money to buy circus
tickets Monday.
One Of my children was recently at
tackled with a severe case of Croup,
which really assumed 4 distressing phase !;
l was recommended to try DR.. BULBS
Cough Syrup, after other remedies had
failed. The effect was most happy and
speedy, causing an entire cure. L. AL
anEcHr 24l S. Sharp st. Baltimore.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-12-11

= a child's hair has turned .Iom dark
auburn to snow white, in Olean, N. Y.
a few weeks ago the little girl, who is
nine years old, saw two or three drunken
men in the street and was terribly fright
ened. She cried for three hours, aud
her parczysms of grief were we'll nigh
uncomfortable. Soon a1erward her hair
began to tara gray, aud now it IA white,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-12-11
HOME AGAIN FROM LIBERIA.

Tho Much Abused soutIs Preferred TO life
In Africa-Return OF Eighteen Negrocs
who Sailed on the Azor Last Yoar-unrd-
ships In Africa.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-12-11

SlAuTIoNs--Do not les your druggist
palm oifa substitute, when you demand
)r. Bur- Baby Syrup or you will be dis
appointed for no medicine for shildfen
equals il in eject.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-12-11
The Value q, tie CarOliaa Plnc.
Arusing over ,r,asta,.s ond &c..

1 n nNsy.Na, ?.
$3.50 - lsst.AY ssstoillsa 9 is 2 me-
MuejnS5 over ,uasta,.s ~ u.
oeneraI s,s,,o,y rayarts ~ .u sn,iinga y, in
t;on canta;nad !. y az
Ifrgas;;,S issISad a5fs,u ,-ass-
Jats vsp q % j,s ysl.S ptsgI % tn
meanierjne In tbe sSsSa haS NJ ~ essesntiy
and pleasant maple grove. suidai,Iy f,s. bs.
Thought himself Of iia i,nnnii,iv fasIt o,l,s
after surPsntitionaiv. mo ss,t~
of the ~; ,Iss :
self under the protectfpg foliase Of or, Z
friendly saceLar;ae tree. AID. tafinp his
surroundings In part for his picture. draw
for the balance upon hisimaeinatioi,. and
gave 10 an iguorant but inauifirlg woriS
q cut misrepfesentine tht, method ~
which the llfe blood fyuigarfy called
turpentino by the unrofnantic Tar BeaIi;
Is extracted from the lascerated. uncon,. :.
planning mournful. .looking, sfowiy y.fsine
pine. Our artist with Tefreshine siines
Get into the barE and fran, @ fhs i, ,la,; ;aa' ssa
bic, ine tree no,,ra ar n sanso,s 2 ,sounieu,
the tureent;oe Mir i yoal,na ~ sgp.Sas st5eam
the grinning Ethiop;sn who alto iasis.j
by, Watching the yan;d;,v f;ii;na ,,s.seI s.y
Close by another de, bone ; ~ ,,i;o o.,
ID lovingly pick;ne fSinS 1tsftns .s9,, az,
royal STABLE is snnnbSed fn r;va ,,rda. ~
the shade fthe mn, tvred nirs. 1ya Tha
whole picture Ia ao aimnIe p1. Go .,,, : -, &c
happy and 40 untrne 10 n In be M. Jn,sS -
at that such imaginarv nan ard ;,.I-
sketches and illusfrntiona ~ 4 ,oa,;ea,, enn
bcenes and e,,stoms7 hv nnfrayaieJ Is,. = :.
lists, should have he;ned On boga \, ,ado AZ
the late war n 7,oss;hIiitv a,ij;,s, 4, ~
terrible reality ? ~ ~ - ~ - =
But many are thonoht,essI., 1, ;o3oro,,
of the many ,lses ~ ygh;sh az s,;sIJ =
the pine. under various nar,ea :, "a sso,,, nA
binatiops. ara mt Thn fcliSs,;nsr SvA., ~
few of the industries in yyb;ei, iS, .T son,a :
ehape. IL Ia psed Tn the naonnfs scf,,~o ~ TX eT
soap, varrish. pitch. fluid o;l 'rts nr;rtsr'a y
ink, oil-cloth. pas. ylass nanar Isaar
beer, rope. tar. camphene. naSnis rooe.
snS, as!e-s..eass Ia...f. i:is -. 80 ~
ing way eement elm rcoaI ;,sfa,,f
naentg. for Ijananninrs ate ss ~. I'm, M
medical and chemieaj ,Isaa so -, irLs 49,
turpentina amt svo,,iJ a,sii ti,n
hurdreds The sa;Ior i, ,;S e..c -
built of vajloyy ,,;no az Z !,
noale sbin wall ,.,;st ..:ss
Fipr;np mrde tonah an5 ,siis.s Wy
pifla r. rect ,y,t, 2 ~
b;s we'll ve ri,sshaa a,,o !, y. = ~
of MARY and ihsitfIs ass =, w" Iseasl,s ss
raiser Of sheer 9 on HS' bis ~ Ianais ,sra ae
ranch. Reena aIsyay a -, e,e IAss
tar on hand tn aniv to tte ~ S's.Sii;.. i,;
wooiv familv as x ,,,a, ~ ,a.s
Mary would now he e ssS l;tsIa .ri si hai
IL no been for Tar for r. e'ss- -tss''' - nav
8, = rs
Mary had 9! little lamb,
ss ds;I IIutse e vH .Was We Weak ;.t ana Slow
Nade that III i.u,q uipn aaa a.S 81 noSs J, =. !,
-. $500 ...'.s .'.'tp 4'' ese " tsi,u so.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-12-11

The Rev. DIR. Yancey's Tour OF the H4ou-
tsvilie (Ky.) Beer Gardens-What He
sa= and Heard Ehese-4lo-a! Reflections
Thereon.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-12-11

- The B5,OOO dogs of st. Petersburg
bring to the city treasury $130,O00 per
year, 50 boing the tax upon each dog.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-12-11

Missiesippi s next Isegisiat5re 3il Ii
have Democratic majority Of IO3 on
Joint ballot
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

R-Wsll, Nh R1nas6. u sppsan - -
dist yoa have hsd your full share Of trouble
With she men.
Mn. RI think %.
.Thsakinx The lsay Sos he courtesy 9th
vkieA he hsd been iseaaed. The rrsDs,es
v;ah.lrev '.clI a t---
Nsa RYNARD
Tie lady is -pparraily sbout thirty year.
a -, sbcss he oediso height md gill
weigh about . hasdsed cod thirty pounsla.
Shs - yell dsessed. end did not seea Ia
have su6esed ssy from The psaes Of power
y. She 80 bosn in Ksox county. Ken
lucky, near The Tennessee iiae. and hsd
lived there mp 10 The time she cane 70 ~
dalia. II reports are true, her life beiose
she ~ married to Rynsrd vas not - puss
- The "beautiiul ssov," and IL The reporter
- sbls 70 - Ghas gssilenaa perhaps he
night be able 70 pss di6esret appearance
o. sAsin. In seierriag 70 the 6ies Of the
papsss, ve sad she vas .,..
MARRIED ON FRIDAY,
which The supensisiou. may ct down - m
oshss reason vhy Friday - IN ualoeky day.
Beeoss marriage she y said 10 have bssa -
inmate Of "Ths Faro," . vell.b nova -.
sors Tor prostitutes. shout mile and half
vssa Of tova. ssd shoas vho claim % knov
all he circumstances say that she did not
give up al Of her evil vays, which Il vhy
Ryssni failed to support her. bot Of
shis the reporter knows nothing vhsseves.
She - . eood-l"ok,sg lady. ssd his sdvice
70 both i 70 kin and make up" and stop
all he scandal.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

An intesesting sait was up before Squire
Fisher yesterday, which shows that tenn
perancs folks are 70 better than any one
else, more especially when It comes TO mat
tes Of dollars and cents. Sooe time since
the (. T. Of East Sedalia hsd . tent erected
TOR the purpose Of reforming their @ction
Of Gods half scss, md bod E w. Dobyns
engaged - .atchaaa. Mr.. Dobyns was
not paid asrs>agreeoeat md soed the
commitaee Tor ( balance due q $3.50
judge Fisher decided in favor Of NJ. D.
for the :ull sunoust. The names Of several
preacher s0o decnats The court records.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

The esse Of -Hla -0usilhast against hes
husband, Henry Gusilhart, vas up before
Squire Fisher yeasasday morning. and ~
again coniinuea. Being on the lockout
for anything that would make IN interest
ing item, the RAsoo sought out the lady
in qussaioa and learned fnoo Der that
Henry had thrsatened to not only take her
life, but also 70 take OF the clothes she had
on her back, and from what she knew Of hin
she had every reason to believe be would
do exactly - be threateoed. Hsving no
desire to die j1pt now, and still smaller
desire TO appear in public IN nude state,
she had hin arrested.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

Three capss. al plain drunks, we're uE
before tie Recorder yesterday. Levi
Durham vas 6ned 8 and sent to the boose
Jerry Too3e vas 6sed like amount and
paid The money. Th@ Kskl vss also hned
S., but il appearing that he was anxious d
leave town, and the Recorder believing thai
hrs ahsence vould be Of more bene6ttO th<
people Of Ssdalia than his money. The 6ss
~as suspended. He was told 10 "git," and
''git" he got.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26
FIFTH DAY.

The hpasst -, aed re de.t . elosd. -
a,,n tksA pe6Pk e.he y 2fosis. eitesesd.s
and IN aquads 70 see the closiaK b6Sss a
The Sweet Spsines Fair Tor 1879.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26
RAILROAD NEBTIN0 Last
NIGHT.

There vas good attendance 1t the rail-
ro.d usesine st Smiths Hall last night.
Major wn. Gestry. Prssideat Of the s. W.
as. R,y. Co., vss called On to oct - Chair
mas, asd Ne. A. r. Aersy ~ made Sec
rotary.
Major Gentry and Mr.. Cyrus Nsvkirk
made foil end satisfactory reports Of their
visits and psoceedinss h Brstoa county.
], appears hat shs Benton County Court
are unwilling 10 make . qsiacla,n deed TO
the old road-bed. until The railroad y com
pleted TO Wansv. This condition has
been communicated to Mr.. NcPhesson. and
il is hoped that be will accept the psoposi-
ton. However, the County Court should
be induced to make The quitclaim deed -
soon q The road is built 70 Cole Camp.
Letters were read iron Mr.. MePherson,
from which it sppean that be 10 ready to
begin york On Tie road By The 6sst OF Sep-
,smber, if the Company will arrange TO pay
all expenses Of the Civil Engines" up to
the oouplesioa Of The Foad, and will saar-
antss tbs payment Of al subscriptions to
the stock Of the company.
To cover the expenses Of the engineer,
and TO provide for losses on subscriptions, .
committee Of four, consisting OF Measrs.
Crawford, Mosey, BIocher and Hinsdale,
were selected to revise Ill Subscription lists,
and to secure additional subscriptions. On
motion The nsesing sdjourned.
II Il nov 70 be seen whether our people
Will meet thin new isUe, ssd promptly close
the matter, and have the work begun At
once.
Let every citizen respond 70 the call o.
the comnitie, and soon de contractors vii
have their forces 1t work all along the line.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

-fssssetios = tseasr thas cure, nd Dr..
esa1s 8sltiasss Pills ere Ghe - pseveat
aive Il dissase kso6u. They ass sAed. ap-
proved ssA ssosoeedsd y nyisAsof peo-
NE throughout lie land.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

T1E4a
Billy Clendenen mp 10 noon on Friday
he'd sold at his slasd 2 $50 bottles Of beet.
Up to Friday noon not IN arrest hsi
been made o. the ground, which i good
showing. " s
2-Dr. b. r. Fevsl, of Ksobooster. "a,
among the happy throng on the amPithes'
Ter on Frid.y.
-. g. Wslkes. 81 Cooper, loss Ab Aai
on Friday, He patronised . Brownsville
merchsaf fos . new tile. -
s -afnles Rssen,of WarrensbuEx Looked
OF tom b front Of Q standing collar in
Gle aapisheater Oh Fs3day.
iA.,A Walhsr, JsAs r waIhes, p. g.
walkse and John Elliott looked 1poa The
fstasd psipkia % Frilsy. 2>5 42F3
-Ssaasor Panoss spese rssssasy end
Friday shakisg h.sls Nth friends in he
.npithsater md % The ground.
l., 4lsyiisa, q Booaville, hes so,.
very clever work ID essriaees, baesisa.
pbess6a see. sAs. M 'frs pdseis. n
douh,sl casrass vkish5 ~ vssshily
avarasa. go - -s-...1g-rz
-Financ,ally u Fsir has hssn . grand
suco1L Nd bNss u shS 0Agy asd
bosisea saus Of RAAT. Ballsny. The Sec.
sssary, ibr Dis lsrSifyhe sssplt- Every
officer and director Of tho Fair has eoatsib.
uted his part in conducting Tie enterprise
70 = succeaful tsrniasiioa f6r tie year
1879. "'s.i-
-on. Thsrsdsy evssisg, W. I. Bsyaat
and Ais Mary E william. vhe reside
about See miles from The SvseG Spsis0 q.
lee6sd TIE Fa,r-having vest thess u Ne
asddle. They 81 On The sapisheaass
s.d there he psopossd ed vas
accepted. They mounted thsir homes ssd
rode 70 8quiss GiInsss e6ss nd said
lhsy wanted - osny. e'ia1 49,
-4Just go" said ths srbass Jslee.
When will you be aarriedl" 81:
Right her, JedGe, On tbese ere bossss."
And while they saa thess a. thsis hosses.
he yeaeg l.dys ribbons 1ai,er;ag 10 TIE
Wind. The expecsed groom looked eosfassds
While Abe sorgei-topPed bald headed Jsaee
Gilmore bsrsd biz hssd 70 he rays Of ~
reclining - uh s0eetieGly saia he Ger
snoay Utichi nads ahea oas aad wifs.
Tie groom PIT aP @akl. PIT o. . saiIs
HE psissipssptis cnt 10 Asd ssd %
spup 20 biz hesss 10 90 asd esnosass
housekeeping. .'io'siis'. /; - 'a-'' -
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26
The Fair . Grand Success.
Thousands Of People Present
from Everywhere.
Full Proceedings OF the Last
. Day.
SOCIAL Gossip and Views OF the d.
partmento.
spec,sl Dispssch TO the haxoo.
SWEET SsRrxos. August p.
FOURTH DAY.

clSNtSt rtSeIu w AtsS SAso.
SWEET SsRrRos. August p.
FOURTH DAY.
The crowd to-day was not near % large
- yesterday. The country people were
unable TO spare oil the week away from
their farms. and il 10 supposed they psefsr-
red TO attend the fair on Saturday and
remain at home to-day. The exhibition
though vas splendid, and those Who re-
mained avsy missed Q rare treat.
The weather was warm and sultry, and
the reporter sweat out . shirt and Tour pa
per collars. besides leaving four pounds Of
himself lying around loose 10 the matter Of
sweat.
The dust Too, ~ intolersble, and thoee
not provided With pair Of goggles had 70
stop every time vehicle passsd and howl
until the running water brought the sandy
pebbles out of their eyes. The street
sprinkler did it, best. bat the rays Of he
sun Sucked up the last particle Of damp
ness before the sprinkler wss scarcely out
of sight.
FLORAL HALL
A very 6ne collection Of fruits exhibited
BY Mn. B. f. Dunkley, Of johnson county
took the blue ribbon.
w. ID. Rembert, Of Saline, vas awarded
q blue ribbon for the best display Of kitchen
furniture. His wss . good display and
we'll worth the Enforcement it received
from the association.
Mrs. J. w. Wilson, of Saline makes fne
Jelly cake. She got . blue ribbon.
A peck of dried apples exhibited By
Miss A. Wheeler Of Johnaoo, received the
premiums.
A very pretty rag carpet exhibited BY
Mn. Nat G. Brown, Of Saline got Tie blue.
Best pound cake was awarded 70 Nm.
p. II. Odell.
HIS. Parker, Of Lafayette cOusty, exhib-
it, Q specimen Of feather work which ID
tasty and ingenious end we'll worth The blue
rikbon which adorned il On Friday.
NJ. J. T. PSeshaw, Of Sedalis took the
6rst premium on q beautiful piece Of wax
work, noticed before in this report.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

About . oeaGA 80 ths BAzoo noticed
the arrest q 90 John Edvards drunken
photographed, = the charge Of heating his
wife. They ,nade pr, However, aud she
refused 70 psoslpas and hey left Judge
Clarks olkce aEak arm. - happy -
though hey s~s q thsis be.ey.oon.
Bet ell ~ ~ ihess slesx smoothly, -
job. sAossiy Afses.a.i ssn.sd - old
v(Ha.d hi Sszs - Il Last ss,pelIea
's4z,s...-.H;.....
Of In. 81. 4lA g ffaiIrosd,
and apos ~ Sta1si1hfke 10 have any
thine faEfbee =. = ~iah -, hszbexas
n - - & = - uis1ov.
ots 60. ID so5.X psl g .. .Pp..r.
a.ee asd Rasehad hin a 70 H. calaboose.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26
ACA1D.

e IN vAs ass ssGIs;as leeo ~ essss
- iadlssseaisas - yealA, sssvsO vsak.
-. easll Sleay, - q $4,000 Il, l
vi - 6Ssesele ~ V51l esgs yso
p1R % CoEA10E ~ xssus ssGsly
0ndfDnssss6-Ap.i oi0isaasy = 0sslh
Aussiea. 6saA . alts1dBsas9 1sp)els
. SAe nss. JOSH !. 1soaa. 0eaaios D
NsV Yost City l-3osAv1y
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26
YLRA BITES.

krO0g AND LIT 6 AL eroAvCu-I
"A man vho has been sailing under The
non DE- plume Of Prf. l.. A. Hendricks. 81
No6esiy. Tor zone month";, va ssresssh -
= desester fr..m the United ss.ses asmv and
carried "a Fort Leavsnvossh QUE lssa verk.
Very nearly all she.s professor" ought
70 Be srrsssed for something OF osher-it
doeaa's matter much What.
Olive Logan ssys Min Neil.oa falls in
love With every nee Rsoeo.
Lett see: Coakliax i.s's plsyinx RO-
oeo n0V, IL he?
The Karss- City Asi asks. "ll"v ia
ve Drink ," We have f0syosiea hUw yoss
drink when in Kansas City. bus when y"s
come IN Ssslalis yo" just turn mp the h.s.
rel. draw "us the hung an.i "p'U yssr
mouth. Gsrxir, xuFxie, yum. yum. y"s'
EThe editor nf the Csgr. Cirasis-au Dess
a.se go pss-snted 9th ~ "sles girl .,se
DAY la.t vn-k.-xaA- DiSafck. Pc.
0sshillik-ss! AID vet No advocate i'.s
ossss,sg The Mssmnns frsss Uish. ..i
-Esers little oWe hnr.e town in the
State has ssrr-s spsinklrr. has si"c'. sl.~
became e1hAn~sl the 10 sn
With beer key On . pair Of shrels has
quit making his rouDsl. in J~0en~o. City.
Anl What. the u-e of sprinkler there
Nothing ever happens Ia stir mp the dust.
-OWe day . young man preached before
The e,.nfer-"cr. iskiss inr b = suhjeci "L"'s
WIFE," lie had . pns iime-oece az iwisr
Il seesss.l that he would hse * eo@plelely
dosn. He s.v the lsse Bishop Jaes~ he.
fore him, and that made msiless wore
= Bi.hop What do you think uss the matter
siih me iisi. nscrsisg? ] can On hitler
than that" Quite likely" replied sLe
Bishop. 1.-THE, trouble VS. in the suij ct.
You had heller les women slo~e. ] never
knsv any god come io Methodist minis.
Ter from installing with osher mems vivss"
"A white man came 0ut of Hug Alley
at nine o'ck,ek lest might. Whse bsssiMess
has white maa in Hog Alley II tbs, time
in The night! We dunno.-JeStssos City
kdipe.
Well. n,v. we've been wondering where
<Reaciletts" has teen for the p.ss several
1aya, and the above accounts ior his sudslea
Turning up. A to vh.i his bn.i"e~s v.s.
i i hard to tell, bu, -Peneileiie" has been
! hog 10 long he doubtless seeks the most
associates.
To dsy % nss hsisg, . tangible &c.
.nassioa sRainas hin lSrastOr C"axliasl
HE most vOluhle ssseilsnls stop short Of
hat Even CIV SpSsx,je nskes m change
-Nsv Y~k ISi6une. > '.s..s.a --i
Thas'aiso. Spsssue askes 10 charge. bot
{ appean 70 - cell settled fact shst 10
Aooed sAs charge iaio douhled bsssslsd
hot gun and then change d ConkIiag 70
cave The psenisss. Seems to ~ that that
night to Be eh.rRe enough hat thea . oe
olks are awful hani to please. .v
-Texss ID . eusiaSss ssase. A maa down
here ooopisiaed 70 . rpors~s ofsAs Deaf
q Ns,s that bic se1i d.'os nrighbos -
living With . vo@sn n.s his vile. ssd he
rposser rsoepsly pabln''eti that Tie sea-
isaan Who inside the cnmplsiat 80 anise
BE saoe thing lass year during The shssses
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Hard on DuPch -a.