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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-06-21

Our esteemed friend Mr.. Horace
Handy favored us with a call on
Monday last. We were pleased to
find him in such fine health and
spirits.
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FOR SALE.

One Medical Library, containing
between one hundred and twenty
five and two hundred volumes, for
list and price address.
COLUMBUS GALLOWAY,
Mch-1-tf Canton, Miss.
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ICE! ICE 2!

For sale at 3 cents per pound,
any quantity under 20 lbs; over that
at % cents per pound. A constant
~ ply always on hand at James
Prieslley's, Agt.
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Several good work horses. Will
sell for cash, or on time with secu-
rity. Also for sale, one tirst-class
new s octave Kuabe piano.
June 81 2t CHAS. HANDY.
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JUST RECEIVED.

At Mrs. FANNIE Jones' millinery
establishment, one dozen boxes
fresh flowers, direct from New
York City.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-06-21

Mrs. Fannie Jones will make
beautiful curls and braids from
ladies cOmbings. Give her call
and examine this class of articles.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-06-21

If You wish to buy your pillow
harness cheap, go to
JNO. a. GURLEY'S.
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Citizen.
Official Journal City of Canton
Memorial Service

or the Rev. Ill. Ii. Montgomery,
who departed this lite on Sunday
morning last at Castilian Springs,
will be held in the Methodist
church, Canton, Tomorrow at IL
o'clock. The public are invited to
participate. II. ID. NOTEWORTHY,
June 81. Pastor.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-06-21

Now the time draweih nigh when
the industrious husbandman. scan
ming his verdant fields, findeth ye
bright hued cotton bloom, and cri
eth gladly, cha, Ina J" and straight-
way sendeth 1t to the local editor.
And ye local writeth it up and
sticketh it away in a pigeon hole,
and putteth his fcet--yea even his
number 10s-on the desk, and
sighetb, "WOuld, oh blossom, thou
vert a watefmelon-even with red
meat aud black seeds" But it
shall come to pass that when ye
farmer goeth into his melon patch
be forgetteth the existence of ye
scribe, aud sendeth him not SO
much as the smallest cantalOupe.
Now, of cotton blooms and bolls the
newspaper man hath an exceeding
great abundance-but it profit eth
him nothing-for ye cotton plant is
not fit food for any living thing,
save your crib-biting mule. And
verify the Nan of the sanctum is
not that kind Of a-nass.
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Just, Received

At w. j. MOSBY'S Drug Store, a
large assortment of beautiful Wall
Paper and BorderingS. Also Win
dow CurtaiiIs--new styles.
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Ice Cold, favored with fresh, fine
SyrupS, or eXtrac Is, DC ii glass, at
NAV "a IT II. GWINNER'S,
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A" As YOuLIkeit,,

Swain & Phillips will give
Jewelry or Cash, for old gol.. or
silver. Mch 20.
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Millinery! Millinery !!

The very best articles for sale at
the very lowest prices by
Mrs FANNIE JONES.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-06-21

Have your job work done at thu
CITIZEN job Office. cheap for cash.
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Have your printing done at the
CITIZEN JOB OFFICE.
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n Horrible Accident,

On Thursday night, as the nor1ai
bound passenger train left Canton,
a negro man named Richard Taylor
got on for the purpose of riding to
his home, about a mile from town.
On nearing his house, Taylor at
tempted to jump off. but was caught
in some way, and fell beneath the
wheels, and was shockingly man
gled. Both legs and the left arm
were cut off, his skull crushed and
his brains scattered for some dis
lance. He lived only few mos
ments, and it is wonderful that his
death was not instantaneous. Tne
unfortunate victim of his own temer-
ty was a quiet and industrious
man, and leaves family to mourn
his shocking fate.
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Persons wishing Pianos Tuned
can have it done by appl, ing to me.
ADOLPHUS BROWN.
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Job work done with neatness and
despatch ut the CITIZEN job office.
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Subscribe for the CITIZEN, only
81 a year. in advance.
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BILL FOR DIVORCE.

Laura Evans M,
Thomas Evans. No. 17G5
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WAITED |!
100000
Fer Agricultural Implements,
Fertilizers. &c.

] am general agent for the most
popular and best Mowers and Renpets
IN the market. also for the fin, ST
Threading Establishments ever sold
IN this or any country and furnished
f"r less price than any local dealers
can furnish them in the State. and
sold on very easy terms. VIII make
II To every mau's interests to give us a
call before buying. Repairs ON band
for tina same.
One OF the best Steel Flows In the
United States for Sl2, Corn shelters
500, Lever Feed Cutters $3.50. Steel
Kept on hand for plow.sharps. Plow
points aud castings for Farmers
Friend ann leading plOws.
Same first CLAWS young horses and
mules viii be taken for goods at mar.
ket price.
Capt. Harry Lyle Is with me. and
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Warehouse Ma u street. Bristol
Tenn. GUY NJ. WUITTEN
feb IS, 10 GIN
Pure High Grade Fertilizers. for the
spring crops, manufactured hy Eli.
wan ProsphWe Company, one Of the
strongest companies on the continent
ana nave completely revolutiOnized
tommercial Fertilizers; and now of.
iefs ~ the farmer fertilizer for di-
rect application aud comfort superlor
To any ever offered on this nr anv 9th.
er market Kept on hand and sold
ny q NJ Written, agent for s. w
Va. and T., Tenn. "
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saint TaImage In London.


80,
Gays a Lond''i ga 'S'n i''s ''V' -
ing 'he h''' -a'' 4"'u."se p'5"', -. "
al '',o' N'e''' 'C''S : 800. '''o'- - 5...
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de had out one pride twas Tue Aaoe''
And there, every Sunday. he stool on
bis head,
While his elegant leg' they ges-ic-u-
lated.
The Presbyteree II Srralgned him for
trial
whisl-
And this demonstrated that most every
brother
1,a ,;,.l lilo q. ,,.oo,,or ,,,a ,.lo,,ol so,,e
o,bor
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LEE COUNTY
Lands for Sale,
p 10, ls7s,-6m


A valuable tract, or body, Of near COO
acres. situated in Lee county, Va ina
beautiful valley, nea, Rose Hill, is oh,rsi
Tor sale either Us whole or in parcels. II
has abOnt 225 acres Of cleared land, the
balance in timber. II eau be divided into
three tracts IL desired:
let. A farm OF 500 aares l25 aeree o'oar'
ed with dwelling house, barns orchard, &c.
I'd. farm OF about 100 acres ~ acres
cleared, with small dwelling house, barn
orchard, &c.
81. A farm Of loo acres; s, acres clear
ed, with comfortable dwelling house, out
buildings, orchard, &c.
A good bargain will he offered 10 pur'
chasere for the whole OF these lands, oil
Tor either parcel, for casb, Or libera'
terms viii be given the purchaser, or puT'
chasers, pa able or cash, with q lien
Tor the remainder Of purchase money.
Persons wishing 70 make inquiry con
corning said lands, or offers therefor, can
do 81 to !, U, Fowler, Editor Of the Brli
tol News, o. 10 York & Fulkerscn, Bristol
Tenn, or TO SAINT Shelburn Boon's PATH
Lee county Va.
Oct l5sh, ls7s,-tf,
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To the Public p!

TINE undersigned having gone into co
1 partnership with Messrs. \. l.. COR
NIBERT and c. DORl0T, the style of the
firm will be DOriot 81 Co. We
have brought TO this place oil the latest ana
most approved appliances for eXtra"hne
watch making and repairing, together with
the best talent and skill in the American,
French, and Swiss improve menis. Mr..
Cornibert ranks with the FIRST Watch NJ k
crs in the United States. We have aPpli-
anccs to adjust watches to heat and cold
We dat,er ourselves that We can d1 watch
work better than the best Of other shops
throughout the country. All damaged
parts Of watches viii he taken out ond re-
placed with perfect parts. In many cases
oar finely napaired watches will be maoe
better than new. Formerly Mr.. Corulh,rt
was entrusted with tho frst-class Of work
in New York City.
Our assertion will be proven by giving us
y trial. We viii still keep a fine class o.
goods everything that is kept in first
GLASS Jewelry Store. Watches rs cheap as
The cheapest, and warranted. Our sincere
thanks to the pIhhc for their very liberal
patronage il the past. We hope TO always
merit q share Of the same by fair dealing
with all Bear ia mind our talent is
not get exhausted.
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gray didn't distance the black in the
second beat In 10 minutes | was
bliud drunk an know'd no more I'LL
norniL. Then oiled my shooter an
started out to find Hardy. If I'd
found him he wouldn't q been water
tight long. | was sure he'd put the
job up on me on the track Friday
night We didn't happen to meet.
Friends looked out 10 that, | know
now. Harness wasn'tnowheIe around,
an ! found he'd gone to the bay 1t
wasn't forty eight hours aiore the
whole town was hnwlin' with delight
at the way Hardy an med been eat up.
1t was that cussed Harness an his
gang. They'd louded the shoes o. the
gray with lead an then put Hardy at
me up to our little game. II was y
said Mr.. Birdsall, with tears in his
eyes AT the mere memory, the low est
down sheDauigcn that ever was play
ed on two honest men. Only think
what would have happened i! Hardy
an me had met. lie was huutin' for
me just the same as ! was after him.
The game was blowed before We did
come together, an then after FIVE
minutes talk we started Cor the hay to
see Harness. He skipped just before
we got there. an although We follow
ell him for more'n a month he kept
ahead Of US They give him his dose
over to Phoebe, though" added Mr.
Birdsall cheerfully, and then he sigh
ed and reIapsed ir.:o tobacco.smoke
and silence.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-01

An eminent physician In England has
recently published work on longevity,
In which, amer showing what has oficn
been shown before, that the average
life Of man has been somewhat extended
during the present century, he gives
many reasons for thinking that this Is
but the beginning of decided prolon.
cation Of human existence, aud that In
no remote future Il may be as common
to hear Of men living TO period be-
tween 80 and 90 years Of age, "a in the
past II has been TO have them reach the
limit Of thrcc score years and ten
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-01

On her forehead Of stone they laid Il fair:
Over Der eyes that gazed too much,
They drew the lids with gentle touch;
With tender touch they closed up well
The sweet, thin lips that had secrets 10
tell:
About her brows and beautiful face
They tied her veil and marriage-lace;
And drew on her feet her white silk
shoe
Which were the whlJest, no eye could
choose:
And over her bosom they crossed her
hands
Come away" they said, God under
stands"
And there was silence, and nothing there
But silence, and scents of eglatere,
And jasmine, and roses, and rosemary;
And they said: "As lady should lie,
lies she"
And they held their breath as they left
the room,
With a shudder, to glance at its still
ness and gloom.
But he who loved her too well to dread
The sweet, the stately, the beautiful dead
lie lit his lamp and took the key
And turned it--alone again, he aud she,
He and she; but she would not speak,
Though he kissed, in the old place the
quiet cheek.
He and she; but she would not smile,
Though he called her the name she loy-
ed erewhle.
lie and she; still she did not move
To any one passionate whisper of love.
Then he said "Cold lips and breats
without breath,
Is there no voice, no language of Death
"Dumb TO the ear and still to the sense,
But to heart and to soul distinct, intense?
"See now! will listen with soul, not
ear:
What was the secret Of dying, dear?
"Was 1t the infinite wonder Of all
That you could ever let life's flower fall
cor was it a greater marvel to feel
The perfect calm DER the agony steal?
."was the rJracle greater to find how
deep
Beyond all dreams sank downward that
sleep?
"Did life roll back It's records dear,
And show, as they say 1t does, past
things clear?
"And wac 1t the innermost heart Of the
bliss
TO find out so what wisdom love isy
80 perfect dead! o dead most dear!
hold the breath Of my soul to hear. d
listen rs deep as to horrible He'll,
As high as to Heaven, and you do not
tell.
"There must be pleasure IN dying, sweet,
To make you so placid from head to feet
II would tell you, darling, If | were
dead,
And 'twere your hot tears upon my
brow she'd
II would say, though the Angel of
Death had laid
His sword on my lips to keep 1t unsald.
"You should not ask vainly with stream
ing eyes,
which of all Deaths was the chiefcst |
surprise
"The very strangcst and suddcnest thing
ofall the surprises that dying must
bring"
All, foolish world o most kind dead
Though he told me, who will believe II
was saidy
who will believe that he heard her say,
With the sweet, soft voice, In the dear
old way:
"Thc utmost wonder Is this | hear
And see you, aud love you, and kiss you
dear;
"And am your angel, who was your
bride,
And know that, though dead, have
never died."
- -.
An eminent physician In England has
recently published work on longevity,
In which, amer showing what has often
been shown before, that the average
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-01
v. DORTOT

n. B.-Mr. C. Doriot being extra
fine Machinst. rs well as Watch
Maker. will make 10 order any new
machinery of the finest quality. or re-
pair old machinery. VIII undertake
new designs or new machinery for in
ventOrS. nov. 6, lS1T--tt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-01
$4,000 Acres Of Land for
Sale In Scott & Wise
County's, VIRGINIA.

J v, w S"'o'
PURSUANT TO a decree of the Ci,rna
l. Court Of Scott county, in the eause Of
Sarah Kane, guardian, &c., vs. the Heir.
of Henry S. Kane, decd. the undersigned
Commissioners will sell at private thlt, OF
reasonable terms 10 silt purchaser
the following tracts Of land, to Wit:
The dykes place" situated about thru,
miles west OF Estillyille. Scott s.un,y:
Tract Of land known as the Iron hBt."
west of and adjoining the above; Tract
Of land known as the "PatrIck Survey
containing some 20 COO Acres, ID.
Guiding many cleared anu improved tracts
said land will he sold rs whole or in rnt
cells; the same is situated near Pattbusyil'r
in Scott county. Two Farms or trne,
known as the compton lands," situsud
near TO and upon topper Ridge in Sctu
county, said two tracts contain about 800
ACRES. Tract OF shout tour acres con.
tigous to the town Of Esnllville aud AdiOm.
ing the lands OF Col. J. l.. Shoemaker sld
others. Tract known rs tue "POor HOME
or Nottingham farm, situated in Poor
Valley containing one hundred and TWEEN.
ty-eight acres. Al tie untOld land
M" ~ wv iltmINF survey, lying ~
both sides of Clinch Mountain, near Esiill.
vile, Scott county, containing 2O,9O7 acres
Tract Of land known us the Purcell land
situated near the ,Jligh Knob in Scott
county, containing 10000 acres, more or
less. Tract of 1000 acres, more OF
less, situated in Nise county, known as tn
Olinger survey.
sfNy" Much Of the above lands are eles,
ed aud in cultivation, embracing fertile 90.
valuable firms, and good farm Houses,
with necessary outbuldngs and much u
said lands abound in minerals snd V'.
cially Iron and Coal, together with fac
water'power and timber. Come one, CON,
all, who want small farms or large farms
large surveys Of Mineral aud Timbert
lands, or small parcels Of the NE, Manu-.
featuring rites or Com mcrcial stands. md
avail yourselves Of this opportunity iU
profitable investinants in rt. ION uutur.
pissed for pure water and . Elth.givhS
atmosphere.
Apply to VANCE & woop, Attorneys,
Bristol Tenn.
f { A. w e. JANICE CONS.
p 10, s7S,-6m.
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The Scorer OF Death.

BIT rpw1S ARNOLD, AUTHOR or 'HE woo
DIED AT AzAY."
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E'I.zI1 : '+t q 'l's.
Ss1-s-A.sS HUMAN MISERY.

jus. nubliSt,d, Ia Stal-d Eareiopt. Pr'H e's.
Lecture on the Nature Trtatntrt ar5 Radical
cure 90 seminal Mcahuts,, uf >r"I uiJnr'ldw m
due-i by self ibusc, ILvHlGuiay fml>s!ons,
!mpsteuoy, Nervous Debility. and lmredimeuis
TO Aarrisce generally Consumption, bpilersy,
4u0 l,, Mental aud lhysical lrcapScjiy, &r,,-
BY GoHEnT J. CrLNEREtLL, NJ. D, author of
tie "U'ven BOOK 80 sc.
III woilA.reauvued Ap'hcr. IN this atm'ratle
lecture clearly rryvcs iron li' own experience
that the Awfg, Consequences OF SELF 'Aba'e
NAV be- eiT-ei0s.ly removed without medicine, and
wirbout dangerous surgical operations DoH-ies,
Instruments, rin. :, ~ cTtialS po.ulmg oH'
mod 10 cure a. once c~Tia'n, au1 'l,NuA., oN
which every sufercr, M matter what hts eondi.
iiNn rsy he. may cure himself eheaP.y, privately
md rH8i0ailg.
EF-T1's Lecture nN pr5rs a ,oou 10 hsusdRis
md thousands.
Sent uu8er seal. In rlsin envelope, to Any ad'
ir'.s, on Teceip, Of Elk cents % two postage
stamps.
address the Publishers,
TIE CULVEkWELL MEDICAL CO.,
a Am ST., kcs Ycrii rcs' oGeo Box, 1850.
f.lrN l~T~.ly
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COPPER SMITHING
IN
u r 7 8 TO Il

L IN - - i - I-J'
WYE viii, IN connection with our
w Tin aud iStuv business. carry on
copper pmllling, ard are prepared to
do all kind- NJ repairing In hat line.
Old kettles, copper, brass. or bell met
tie, will be repaired aud made aA good
NJ nov stills repaired nnd nav parts
made when desired They viii make
n sppcia ~ Of N nnfacturing new COP
per kettles. Of all Hizrs to order.
our SIR. Keller u a practical copper
smith ~ extensive experience, and
his work Will be guaranteed to give
satisfaction. Respectfully,
BREWER q KELLER.
april S, 70 n
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-01

Has opened RouT AND slirg snnp In scn,.s.
ion with Reed q peAfmopd's saddlery. ussr Inc
lhomas Huu.s, Main stfeel, btistoi, whore no
may be fnund q, Ali times lie tasnseitati, .a'
lciis the patronage OF the pubue. an rxpsbepse
81 10 years in The business enables Him io tua,.
shiee satisfaction. Pine wofE done IN The west
appifH'ed style. Repairing done 90 short notice
I'D 81 a substantial manner. Prices "a ssit ~
lh' ian "a, 'Tg-tf
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PATENTS. s! I;;:i s;,rs,;@s

PATENTS. va II; I, $4,000; I. ;IIc
Nestfs NuNs 4 Co., are Solicitors ~ american
aud furei paeuta, have htd % Nea,s sxruh.
shce. md nov have the largest esiablishni, Mt he
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-01

"And am your angel, who was your
bride,
And know that, though dead have
never died."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-01

"Thc utmost wonder l. this: ! hear
And see you, aud love you, and kiss you
dear;
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-27
ROME AiaEKEI1.

The local markets were lively yesterday I'm
retail stores. The supply OF everything i
the nature of produce was good and the de
mand better than IL hiss been for several
weeks.
BUTTER-Was sold to consumers at p 10
30s per pound, according to grade.
ESG--R-tailed at -. per dozen.
P0rAIOES-Were sold from wagons at 50
TO 20 per bushei, Peach blows having the
preference.
WasAT-so. =, 81 ISaI It bid; No. 5, 81 Oi5s
a. 0li4; Noi, 995sc-
CORN-was quoted from the wagons at sOs
81 cents.
,ArPLEs-From wagons, &c cents per bush
CoRNNEAL.-Retans $. co per cwt or one
HANS -tailed at I25sc per pound shou'-
ders, sets sides, lOc Urea < fast bacon I2Is
cents; dried beef, l5c.
Thanksgiving goods are plenty and the
prices as reasonable as could have been ex.
pected.
TURSEYs-Are sold for l21I cents per Id
dress Il
CRANBERRIEs-Sen at 10 cents per at.,
net.
OISTERS-Range from IS to 80 cents per
can.
CHICKENs-Are plenty and the price ask
| Ell il the stores Is Is cents each for dressed
| ClDNR-ls worth IS per burrel, and 81 to 40
cents Der gallon Tor choice.
\ MlNSEMEAI-H Ret Ills at i2JJ.c per pound
| OAl-NO. :, Sic bid.
| R1E-Nou1Inai, DC.
| BARLEl-NOnlnal.
| ONLONS-s3 SECS 20 per bbI
bt-ANS-SI ~ ssl % per Gushel,
| LAhlSter pound, o,c.
| CHEESE-7sSc.
| PoULTRY-Chickeu 81 ooss 90 per dor,
1 rtLOUh-so 10, .. So, - 50, 81 IS per sack
| hye Flour yer sack 81 90; shipstuf, bran
\ lbs bulk, 75c
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-27

The chaplain OF The Ninth Msssschusett
regiment during the war was strongly OPP
posed 10 gambling. Half q dozen officers
we're playing lively game Of poker one
day over pot" Of S9.75. Just 20 the
game vas up the chaplain Pprang in under
The teDilip, grabbed the stakes and put
them in his breast pocket. with the remark
fThere i: Is, and there II will stay" When
pay day came round the usual collection
vas taken up Tor the chaplain, who knew
What was the amount, and sat in his tent
waiting Tor II to be brought to him. The
officer who had taken the collection was
one OF those who had been disturbed at the
little game a lev day- before. He brought
IN the mpDey. The chaplain counted il
ard lh;. sharply to the messenger with
the uue-tIor. Where's the other S9.75?'
Inc Ollge-, drawing himself up, slapped
AIs hand or the breast OF his coat, answered
There il y, and there it'll stay: thst was
nv pot YOU TUX" The reverend gentle
AZ m Gil not Interfere with poker as a camp
,.Iu.I-a men. ...r that