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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-22
EXECUTORS SALE.
Georgia Cobb County

Bv virtue OF an order from the Honorable
Court of Ordinary OF said county, will be sold
before the court house door in the city OF Mari
eta. Cobb county, Ga on the first Tuesday IN
February. 1880 the following property io-wlt:
One half interest in lot No. lQi4, in the 18th
district and "a section OF Cobb county Ga for
the benefit Of the heirs aud creditors Of Clehorn
Bonner. deceased. This January ls', 1eoO.
J.Y.ALEXANDER. Executor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-22

Baled manure is now one of The
articles Of export from Baltimore
A company has started an establish
ment in South Baltimore, where half
a dozen presses, similar to those used
for cotton, are at work baling the
manure.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-22
J.F. LINDSEY. Sheriff,
Georgia Padding county ;

Four weeks after date application will be
made TO the Court of Ordinary of said county
f.r leave 80 sell the lands belonging to the
estate of +. Y johnson Deceased. This Decem-
Der 27th 1873.
J. W. JOHNSON.
Ely. JOHNSON, Administrators
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-22

CAMILLA FITZGERALD. } Libel for divorce,
VS.. In Cobb Superior
Ii appearing 10 the Court that the defendant
Charles NJ. Fitzgerald cannot be found so that
service can be perfected on him, aud that he
has removed beyond the jurisdiction of this
court 1t is therefore ordered that said defrn-
dant bs served by publication as required by
law ia such cases.
GEO. n. LESTER, J S. c.
! certify the above to he d true extract from
the minutes Of Cobb Superior Court.
JNo B. Campbell, Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
AND OHIO RAILROAD.


$50 M for Washington. PtsbuTg, Columbus Cnnnatli
indianapolis Chicago and the West, Richmond Charleston
The south Pullman from Baltimore ~ Newark.
Ohin. PittsbGrg and Chicago.
H. for Washington and the West Pullman cars from
NcwYOfk 10 baltimore and Warrington making cosc con
neetions for Pittsburs Cincinnati indianapolis Louisville
aud ST Ions Through Pullman Baltimore to Cncn
matt and 81. Louis . -,
sleeperF from NewYork To Baltimore and Washington,
close connections Chicago Cincinnati Indlnap1
ola Lousvile 81 Louis Columbus ttsbnre le South and
Southwest Through Pullman cars from baltimore Ia en-.
Cnua Washington with trains Tor LynChJurg
Florida New. orleans md The SOnth
For through uckes please call 10 COnpanys ONCE 30
Broadway. New YORK. and az ticket Offices foot OF COrtlanIt
and DesbrOsaes ss aud Depot Jersey CITY. 1870
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA AND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

TENHE ERIE RAILWAY,
i now known tho NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND
WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement OF trains, taking
. a. NJ Cincinnati and ch"aso Day Express. Drawing.
room Coacnss 70 bnnao aH & nrS asS;no NJ Rro
connecting with fast trains TO the Wet and South
ives. Pullmans best Drawingroom Sleeping Coaches to
~ M DAILY Pacific Express for the West. sleeping
chcsgo without ehsngs sS3 Hotel Dnng cars to Chicago
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot Ney'York, for ~
Newark. 6:4j $40 1880 m $40 40 go G;io a:5g
y aud midnight Saturday NIGHTS only sundays RIO
H. Rnih ST and Passac $50 TO- 1919 nhc 1920
Soo5 TITUS iI5 81 & a:io sio $50 6io ESQ slo p n
midnight sundayA $780, 1C;2O a. m, lao, $50 p m' and
4 P aSs%C elB 100 $40 TO- 1929 1$o Y nc9
Par Par az 20 no, and Il %idnish Sundays g. $50 S&
iO2oa m; l45 g. NJ AM Ms y mdhS ato m 70
midnight Sunday, G. $50, 1920 H. l:lo $780, p NJ and
Newburg and Cornwall. 100, NJ, $780, z:So p m Sun
of gsp don't and Kingston H. $3.50 Sundays $50
a. Goshen. g. 75o O. 1920 No. $50, $780, 4so, p. m Sun
o1 SyiiiSieto%n. $50 o. 1870 M, 800. $780, Sun
nay is Connect With oswegO Midland Railroad
poi Jsryls 7;5O o. 1o;90a m, 4so, Q, sundaya
$40 iO.SJl q. M. o. $50 and p IN.
leave zJd * quarter q ana auaTe a.eE each
Tickets passage and Tor in ana
sleeping g "a can os sY be a the
Sos 2, 40i 9s7 Broadway n. Y; No. Courtst Brook
VxTres trains from the in New York at 725
n 1879 ara JSo Il. GBBoTT, GENT Agt New-YOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF W.JERSEY.
p t ssO $40 isSTS no. s$o ssS iisSS
NanGet sprns Valley and MOnsey. T. $50 400 D. m
JSo. n ABBOTT, Gen'i Passr AIT, NewYork
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEy

ferry station m Sew.York foot Of Lberty-Et.
Ferry station In Brooklyn foot Of FultOn'stp Jewora
Commencing October O. ls79-Leave New.YOrk. foot Of
ESQ a n-For Fleming tou Easton Belvdere Bethlehem.
Bath Allent1wn Mauch Chunk, Tamagua. Mahanoy CITY,
with Delaware. Lactawsnna aud Western Railroad.
S1s moFGr igh 9,TTage Branc schooeys M1nn1aq,
sburg and the West Mauch CHUNK Tamaqua Wilkesbare
1890 a m.-For summeryine and Bloomington. .
i m.Flr Pennington Easton, Bath Allentown, Mauch
WikeeblTe. scranton. hoadiug. Columbia Lancaster,
Ephrata. P1ttsyllle. Harrisburg, etc - ,
Budds Iake ana Lake Iopatcong Easton Belvdere Allen
4:so p. m.-For somaier,1llo and Pennington.
ESQ p. m-Daiy for EastoD Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
Junction for Delaware IacEaWSnna and Western Iiai
road.
d isS Az Cy9 s4S H. 7i' ssS
Sis $50 T. 7i5 7G5 Sis g:I6. iGi6 H. i2 p no. =.
and intermediate sLtiols $3.50 D. m for EasOn Allen.
town, Harrisburg and The West. - :. 100
10 1880 lll6 II M 3, $3.50, 1. $780, g. sSO b4s'
o. s4 sran si dca a pSns ~ mc Table at stations
Boats Of tho Brooklyn Erie Annex make connections At
Jersey CITY station To and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey CITY.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
Leave New-Y ork foot Ibertyst for Red Baul Long
Branch ocean Grove &C. AZ ob, ll;f0 % ll5, 4 DID
Stage connections to and from REYPORT AZ MATAwAN
RED BANK. % and from POINT PLEASANT at SEA
GIRT. with all trains
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
n CONNECTION,
Leave foot Of Libertyst for Freehold at sl5 ll4b M
4,6lbp.m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New York. foot Iiberty.st. g. H. X. of N
s;lb m For FarminedAle, Toms River Barnegat and
i;i5 D. m-For Toms River vineiand all stations 10 Bay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

1ur,ien Sales OF Real Estate.
iDRfaT Il MULLER. 'AUcrsosEKE- p .
PERRMPToRY AUCTION
SALE
aHousEs AND LOTS
-. AND
227 VACANT LOTS.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK
WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. ON
TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1880,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, AT THE EXCHANGE sALEsHooM.
NO III BROADWAY. BY
ADRIAN Fl. MULLER e. SON. Auctoneers,
THE VALUABLE PROPERTIES SITUATE on
THE BOULEVARD,
Dth-ave., Central Park,)
ST. NICH0LAs-AVEY
Sd sTH. AND lOTHAvEs,
kisT 56TTr, GOTH, 10TH, nth, SD. 0OTH' S0IH
9TH 12IST, 132D, l23D, l36TH, 18TH,
1zOTH, AND 15sTH-STs,
INCLUDING THE ELEGANT HOUSE
NO. 1908 FIFTH-AVE.,
RETwEEN 18Th AND s6TH-sTs.. AND ALSO SIEVE
RAJ VERY DESIRABLE
CORNER LOTS.
THE SALE. WHICH WILL BE
ABSOLUTE,
"a made by order Of the company under the following in
structions;
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NETWORK,
No lac BROADWAY. April 8, 1880.
GgSrRE: The Finance Committee Of tails company have
authorized you TO public auction the properties list
OF whh Ia incosed heren The instructions OF the commit
tee are that you shall cell every piece OF property put M
absolutely without any reservation whatsoever and without
the intervention Of byDiddng, believing that sneh
fail 20 insure confidence 10 hnu
win als be advantageous TO real eaate ls ivy
This ed by law from holding real estate
boyond and Furthermore does not desire 70
Withhold the valuable parcels II has &C
nniro OF the purchase money TO Oe paO az
lime OF s 80 per so days, delivery OF deed and
m eT cent nav remain bond mortgage at per cent
FS WINSTON. President
BOOK MAPS,
with full description OF the property can be had at the once
Of the Auctioleer, No. Fne-st
A. w. BOGERT in AuctiOneer
DEREMPTORY SALE. o o.,,..,,,
n VATJJ a FILE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY:
GA. W. B0GERr JR. will sell at aueton TINS day. APHlA
Ia ~ EXCHHNGE sALEsRoOM III Broadway,
No 1919 WOOSTER-ST. The hvestOry brick building ana
lot, 2i.6xlOJ -
For mans further particulars apply 70 Auctonee NO
is East 1Sth-st., between Broadway and 5th'aVe.
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Steamboats, ano RAILROADS..
A-FALL RIVER LINE

"A -
FOR BOSTON AND tn EAST
81 90 EACH WAY BErN EEN y EN YORK AND BOSTON.
Corresponding reluCtiOn IN al other points East.
Boston tickets COOL only FOR continuous passage on
HieameTs and connecting train specified thereon ,v
The InautnOih pilac Steamers BRiSIOI ana fft,'Ni
pENcE having been placed on The line COR he Cd ISL
leave Ncw-YOfk DAILY SUNDAYS INCLUDED lrOm
i1er -, ". -, foot OF Muraystr a. p. m 49,.
Leave Brooklyn $50 jersey CITY 40 = u Wa AHisn
T1CkoH satcrbOms, etc. be obtained New-f ORR AZ S
2G 27 4O j27 0ii. 9j7 Broadway aud az 40
hotels transfer md ticket Offices, atthe OFFICE pI III =
LINE ON THE III H. and Oh board ttc1nrrsi sos suu
COurst &C Annex Offices Brooklyn aud Irsev tty IN
Boston. No old state House and At Old O0uy Del0t
BORDEN Il LOWELL Agents. New Ork
0EO. L. COMMON uenetal Passenger Agent.
A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
"A and DkAN RICHMOND leave Pier 40. a. North RIVER
Ioot II (dRdi eyfrr week dav 6p connecting az At
bs1y undy morning eNcepedl with trains North, west
and East. StaterOums warmed by steam.
E1curhiOn 10 Albany and return GOOD 10 DAYS, ~ 80.
W. W. Nv EREiT President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NE'


BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOHTRENTON AND PHIiA DELPHTA,
Leave Sew erk from station C. X IL Of Nd iOotof Lib
For station corner Ninth oreensts at 745 g. 1l15
2. NJ iyO a. $50, 7lJ, II p M On sunday at s;i5 M;
For station Thrl and Berkss St. At ESQ O. lll5
M l3O, $3.50. L. $780, 7l5 p On Sunday Rt Sis n M;
6.30 D..
For Trenton, Warren and TuekersA e,SO Tan o, 1ll5
M ESQ, 500. g. b'5O 7l6. IL Un sunday al o45 a.
RenTning trains will leave Philadelphia for New. York:
FF0n station Philadelphia heading Railroad corner
Ninth aud GreenstS. at 1907 $50 IL TO- ll0 $40
$40. 7:l5 u IN. On Sunday 500 M $3.50. IL p. -
From Third and Berks At 4:30 Tao go II 12b
$40 525, ESQ., 1880 On Sunday At $40 mi 4;5o
Denotes Pullman attached.
From Trenton Warren ASH rucker-siel:20 Except Hon
days $50 6;le $50 lOlb 1890 2i3O <;ie esSo sio
D 70. On eundng-l20. B:lb q. M, tito d. m.
Oonlnciion u mae az Jersey CITY station % and frum
BROOKLYN and Erie Depot. Jereey CttT.
Tickets for sAs at foot Of Lberys h0a 2J9 ISL 40l,
GA a67 Broadway and ~ the PRINCIPAL hoels Hoa and
Courtsf. and Annex oflee. Jewels Wharf. BrOOklgn
HewYoFk II augfer Company tDodfs ExpreAal will CAL Tor
and check baggage from hnte residence % destination
Application cn 6e made q gti nrUadHny and 1SS 0haye
NeWYOrk aud COur at Brooklyn. All these ocea are In
connecron with the bel Tel psns and Law Telegraph
a. n. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

TOR BRIDGEPORT and an points on Maui
Qnuek and HOusat0Dc Rairoads-Steamers leave cath.
slip pier 30, +. R oaily &C ll3J IN and 2;30
Faro lower than BY any other route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
Gonntrn ilrOperip tor Sale dnn 90 Eei.
Real Gslalc 10 Grrbangc.

A VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT New
N York State viii nc exchanged. rIe and clear Tot New
YORK CITY or Rrolkyn property lightly iaor% aged HU-
LAND d WHITING. D berKmanSi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

NNALLACK'S. OPENS 1870; begins at
Fr I%nrfI F ER PnoSSr YCED SUCCESS OF
LEGITIMATE COMEDY. -.
A FULL HOUSE GREETED THE PERFORMANCE
WITH HEARTY LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE, RE
CALLING THE CHIEF PERFORMERS AFTER EACH
ACT.-IIerald. .- -. -
EVENING AT &. - MATINEE AT lijO
Mira InehDald's lniedy
TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY.
Revised and altered for the present stage by
Mr.. LESTER MALLACK
with the following
SIR OSWIN MORTLAND.-.....MHL LISTER WALLACH
LORD DANBtkH1 ~ X JoitN lib IL
MR. WILLOWEA MR. HARRY BECKETT
GgHH99MMg5 7 fr QsTS' MR N N
RICHARD Lord Danberry's servant. MR.. W. MCLEAN
LADY SUSAN COU RrLY,-...,; MISS EFFiE uEKMON
HESTEH MISS STELLA BONlfACE
MISS SARAH MoRTLAND. NINE. PONIsl
The performance win conclude with the farce,
TO OBLIGE BENSON.
Characters by
J. w. SHANNON. HARRY BECKETT, j, Il GIL
MOUR Miss EPFIE GERMON and Miss
KATE BARTLETr.
NEW DRAMA
Adapted from the French by NH. GEORGE HOEY,.
(which has been for time ID prep1ratiOn emit led
CHILD OF THE STATE ..
will shertly be reduced with completenees OF
q CAST, SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS
HITHERTO UNSURPASSED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
n CONNECTION
Leave foot OF Lberys for Freehold at 3d. li4b m,
4, 6:lbp.m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
Alusiral INSTRUMENTS.

ITO RENT.-Upright piano, 20 per month
rented AZ once Please call fOr MrS CARTER 70 Madison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
ferturts an6 Meetings.

NOTICE.--Tha annual meeting OF the stock.
N holders on the usconetcaug Iron Works win Do held n
Htanhaps, n. =. en- MONDAY. Nay dssn 81 esesf = ~
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Go mhom il Man Concern
STEAMBOATS, nno RAILROADS..

bteam0oats anu nnlltOnu9.
TOR RONDOUT aud MISUNDERSTANDING
L at Cozzns (west PoinO Cornwall Newourg Marlboro
b haS% arc aus WISH Valley sSas tSH6oais
"; hH IS "a > N i uer loot Of Wariiionst
Except sSarllsSs when Thomas cornell leaves At p
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
30 lss6 fcaSe 6eDais foot Cor andl ana
0 P m oT Ia En neSs" Hf AsRn %2S
barre scranton aud Iunkhannock -, ,,, p,,o,.
Aic SE 4 Maaeh c%Ss WIZ. sSarr Ei@E
West Pullman sleeping COACHES aiiH1 i,i ,, IN, rs
cMAs H. CUMMINGS. AGENT
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
New.II4yen At 5 and 1850 y. M. wih roads
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoA D.-Conmenoipg Decembers 3, 1879
sc a. M Western and northern Express to Rochester.
A i 0t oSeSGo sna wss'Sn faprs
' y MAJ E4Ss S 10 hSaay AMI a o o with connections
TO- Uhea Saratoga. Glen! Lalls ana lIatald.
500 m' g. ISnis Expfrst daily with sleeping cara for
ing cars for Buao Tosdo ana Detroit for Montreal
ceg SndR 1. s 16 VIZ oT T1re Rochester and Corn
my, VIA Geneva Sleeping cara 10 Geneva Rochester aud
Pacific EIprGss daily With sleeping cara sJ5 "a
cuse Eoheste Niagara Pals, Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo De-
:O p IN Night Express with Sleeping to Albany and
sale No ~ and ~ BrGaayay soS at West
SSY. NewYorK and $'3 BToo@iyn AoD,
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
IN DOLLAR Tor special Limited tiokOts Steamers leave
PIE, 49, TorLh River daily HISanE SUNDAYS At OOoP H.
nLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.
~ FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
AZ M, daily except Sunday5 ir0n Pier So NORTH RIVER
special limited tickets sOd wa this Line for 81. GOOD
ONLY day for which they Issued as speci
Freight taken az lowest current rates
L. W. FILKINS. q. p. AGENT d. s. BABCOCk. Prest
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
TTsins leave NeYork VIA De'brosses and CotAndt
HarrfsbnS Ftsbnrg the West and South, with Pullman
PalaCo Cara attached. n H. aud $50 y. N. daily -
WiamspOrt, Lock Haven, $3.50 M CORY ana Eric
1T $50 c0nnechng at Cory for Tltusvie, Petroleum
Centre and the OIL RegonS
Baltimore. tho 1ouh, Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman ParlOr Cars daily except SUNDAY 10
a afrtye Washington &il2 p m Regular ut z;SO and
$40 q. M: ]. aud 10 D. M. sunday, ~ pm "a. -,
Express for West Philadelphia 4i3O 1870 800 40 Lint
ted) IL a H. l. $780, 4, 9:lO, % p l:oO sou Hin ~ M
and IL night SUNDAY 4JO ana u n D D. Tow o0U auu
10 y. MI IL night.
tor philadelphia via Cahueh dIJV u anu - In'
except Sunday. -, ......, ...,..
Boats Brooklyn Annex cnnnect WIN Al tnfongn Trans
al JcTsey City: ahorng speedy and direct tansfer for
SDS a2rve gm Pittsburg, sos. 10t0 1910
taiiv. III d n NJ. G3O daily except MONDAY: From
Washiugton and Baltimore $3.50 Am, 300. 43O, lOlnn
m. sunday 800 From Philadelphia 500 692 S:5O
1n.Io n m daY. excrpI Monday u m. Sunday, $3.50
aGH C.iO r 1910 l13O r. n., G;3O. 1910 p.
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New Ork. foot IiberV.st. G.. H. H. OF ~ J.
s;lb m For FarmingdAle Toms River, Barnegat and
intermediate stations.
ii6 p m.-For Toms River vineland an stations 10 Bay
Side AND 70 4 ATLANTIC CITY.
y. m.FOr FaTmingdalc, Toms River Bhrncgat, Tucker
town r. X. and Philadelphia
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-01
Patent Flour.

Almost everybody knows of patent
flour, but not everyone understands
what it is. Stripped of technicaities,
this is about the story of its manu-
facture: The best flour used to be
made of winter wheat. Spring wheat
yielded either much less in quantity, or
else so much Of the bran got into the
flour in its manufacture that it's color
was intolerably dark. The wheat would
be ground and then bolted. In the re-
fuse-the bran and middings- would be
included large proportion Of the weight
OF the spring wheat, and this would sell
more particularly for feed for horses.
Now the best of -four, and the most ex-
pensive, is made of this very refuse of
the old-fashioned process. It all came
out OF the discovery of way to
draw out the bran. Under the new
process the wheat is ground about as
before: The first RESULTS an ordinary
flour sold for expectation. Then the
remainder is taken and put upon great
horizontal sieves, and while agitation is
going on there an ingenious system of
draft is rushing up through, and car
rles of. the bran. What is Left is the
glutionous portion of the wheat, the
most nutritious and most productive,
and out of this, purified now by the
drawing off Of the bran, we get our new
process -four. The result of the dis
covery OF the process has been to make
the poor spring wheat Of Minnesota and
upper Wisconsin the most valuable kind
OF grain. -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-01
R Rii HALLS
- - [l1l2
bALSAm

Cures Colds, Pneumonia, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Group, Whooping Cough, and
all diseases Of the Breathing Organs.
1t s0Othes and heals the Membrane of
the Lungs, intlamed and poisoned by
the disease, and prevents the night
sweats and ightness across the chest
which accompany it, CONSUMPTiOS
is not an incurable malady. 1t is only
necessary to have the right remedy,
and HALLS BALSAM is that remedy.
DON'T DESPAIR OF RELIEF. for
this benign specific will cure you,
even though professional aid fails.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-01
He Took ElaYorinn

The other day cousin from one of the
rural. districts, overcome by dust and
heat, entered one CT our leading drug
stores and politely asked the boy be-
hind the counter for a glass Of soda
water The Sboy asked him what fay-
oring he would have./' - -
Why, soda water, of course"
"But what flavor do yo1i wish?
"Mhy, soda water, you fool:'
But, you know, returned the boy,
I'VE Havor it with fruit juice, such as
pineapple, strawberry, etc. ="
The .countryman scratched his head
tor about five minutes and then said:
"Guess I'll take : watcrmclyVn.
Watermelyon is my best holt"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-01

EACH SIDE THE BRIDGE; A DUTCH PAINT,
By ALFRED B. STREET,

By ALFRED B. STREET.
Over the sylvan creek the bridge
ls arched, with pools each side that lie
IN AMBER nues, where gnat and nudge,
Hazy and gray, their dances ply,
In the low evening light the maze
Grows golden, whirling up and down.
Dilating, shrinking, till the rays
Melt into twilight soft and brown.
The horses drag the wagon there, ,.1fE
{ TO steep their hot lips in the bahu;
;Qhe t1@ms dripping mouth in air,
while stands the other fixed in calm.
picture dim in India irk,
The bridge, the wagon, and the steeds
The rough road sloping to the brink,
The one tall elm and clustered weeds.
The farmer sits with elbowed whip.
His spouse beside and daughter Rose:
While from the wheels tho eddies slir
And down the braided current flows.
The horses move, the wheels splash round:
FROM the rough pool the picture parts;
A spectral shape glides DER the ground,
As home the rumbling wagon starts:
With lightened bride, stopping neck,
Within the horseman's roadster wades:
Making the sunset tints wreck
VI broken bits and ruffled shades
sweet as it's name, the gentle stream
Slides on with scarce water-break:
Here shooting forth narrow glcam
There spreading to fairy lake.
On its damp flow of glossy sand
~, The snipe's small star-like prints are found;
The crane there takes his patient stand:
Silent the mllskrat skins around
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-01

MR. JOHN A: AMuNpsoN, Of this city.
winner OF the De Forest prize medal at
Yale college, received the medal on Tues
day direct from the United States mint
at Philadelphia. It's Weights seven and
half ounces, and being of gold is val
ued at 500. It is u neat medal and
worthily bestowed. -Rochcstcr Record
and tnion.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-01

bushels per acre wheat, weighing sixty
one pounds to the bushel, and all the
thistle could have been bound into one
small sheaf. Soil, part clay loan and
part andloam, but clay subsoil." ID,
UHbridue. Mass.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-01

MIR. CHARLES G.. BROWN of the Fishers
Landing Bulletin intends making the
trip to st. Paul, distance of about $50
miles, by wagon roads, on d bicycle,
shortly, so SAYS the Bulletin. Rather
Il rOuoh rOad 70 trayel in q naul4l,z 4;,,,1,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-01
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