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COAL. COAL.
COAL

PLANTERS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. TWO
l. hosts SHARP MeDo.ald and Coal CRY. with
tows If BEST PITrsBURG COAL, will arrive
In few days. Parties Ia need Of the same are
requested TO give us an early call
A. LAMBERT Il CO..
deas Tn Th Su Il "a Caroudelet street.
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The above statement IL n true and correct
transcript from the books Of tho company.
y HY PEYgHAUD. President.
Louis BARNETT. Secretary.
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PROPOSE AIS.
MAYnRsLTY or NEW ORLEANS,
fliir Hall Innnnrp 10 ttRn.

NEALFn PROPOSALS. WILL M RECEIVED
~ until MONDAY January 49, nj n ~, for
puhlishipp the pracet dngR and ordinances OF
the City Council, and all ufflcial notiees Ct the
several departments OF the city gpvernment.
nraposa,a 10 a,ate the price per eauare Of the
epaee III ora hundred wNria solla matter. for
frat and subsequent etrtiopa
Term Of contract to extern ~ iIrsf OF January,
1891.
Nh bida will ba received except from parties
publishing a daily morning paper irsued ut
least ptx times week
ia1gHd Il w EsTIVN4 MaFnts
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A oAnEMIuAL DEPARTMENT OF TIL
UNIVERSITY or LOUISIANA.


Tha second seapion onaned on the frat o.
iast October and will olose on the thirtieth q
next June.
Terms % quarter session, payable In ad.
FACULTY.
r. III. JESSE. (Rraduate Of University OF VIZ
Einiel, Dean, and Professor Of Latin and Eng
lieh Literature. 1900
j. L. GROSS, graduate OF virginia Military
Institutnl, Professor OF Mathematics anu Ma
'1ssbt 1 HkSpHlNd. NJ A., qa'e Follow in Greek
In the Johna Hppkins Untvereltyl Professor OF
Greek and the English Language.
M, p. JULIAN. tErRauata ~ tbs University ~
Francel, Professor OF French Language and
Ill, DEiIER. graduate of the ROYAL Normal
Oalleae Of Munichl, Professor Of German Ian
III. ii, MONTGOMERY. Professor Of penman-
chip and omnierclal course.
ASsISTAETE, Prof. Alcee Fortter, Frof. 3,
IT, Benlise.
Nothing but French Il enaken In the French
fectnra-reom. In EuRltah Literature about Lao
pages will be road this saeaton from each OF the
principal writer's from Chauoer TO shakespeare
Ancuaive. There Ia q parallel coursa Of Eng
ftah History extending over the aana period.
Next session the course IN Literature will begin
with Lord Bacon and end with Eimund Burke
For catalogue and further tnfnrmatin n. I'D
dress r. n. JESSE. Dean. offioa. corner Ba-
Fonne and Gsm on streets. Bueinees hours
from 10 to II every day. deas In
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THU NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1880


mususr Na,innal nank, new OrlesHs
December a. 1879 AT ma. ting II the Board 81
Directors, held on the thirtieth instant, n dfyt-
bend Of FOUR PER UDNT was declared, papa
BILE to the stock holders Oh demand.
itim J0aEpH MIroH ~ J., Cashier.
state hattenai Hanh ~ Nav orleans y
Nav Orleans. December AZ. 1879 AT a spaeial
netting u the Board of Directors IF this hRns
held on the twenty aeventh Instant, q semi
annual dividend 81 FIVE p n GENT v!aa .de-
Glazed. payable ~ the Htoekhn elders on aud after
MONDAY the nth day of January 1870. Inc
transfer boVk will remain open. but the trans
j II. JAHHEAU.
drm,m Acting Cashier.
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ron RENT.

nFsIRABLE ROOMS ron FAMILIES AMI
- gentlemen A, no Char nselat street jail -
rA.l CANAL STREET ROOMS WITH OR
TD without board, datA ihF
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TWENTY.SECOND
STATEME EMF
or THE ---
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.

Office No. ~ Camp st
In conformity with the requirements OF thefr
charter the Company publish the following
statement:
Premiums during the year ending
December 8t. 1879 .+..-......t...... t72.7B sZ
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.,.c,al meeting ~ tn t,cu,.tsn. SUI

nsTfVt@k ReeeNsWE ~ TINS bWuiMfHWW sue
wny TIa,s tera' Aapncaiou will bn held IN
Euunai)A EVEN Ne ~ III. ilfte.nt iuetani,
ID thair offiee. Nj "a y sfohhs street, at 1850
nsrinnk al frl Rftrndenep w the mefitp fs Ia
requested. es business Of Importance will evms
before the Association.
jais st JAMES Z. alFFEN. 9, eretary.
The Hratherhesa 80 Marine Eus ineern,
J1raneh No. 40, New Otlaana, Ia IN good stand
Ing ore srrrinly notified To meet nj fhait mali.
No. o. At Charles street, for spaefa husints4
npppftainina ~ the National tlnnvnn,ion In
Washington Uity. TuEeDAY EVENING Jan
uary. -, full attendance REQUIRED ana re-
uupated.
uur aiiieers elected and installed for the en-
nuinp year Hrel .,,,,,
President and Delegate y. Il. eMITH,
Vira preaident--W y Fry, Ry
Trpasurar JOHN HOLMES.
Recording Hpcreery rNn4 y HnLMHs.
financial Secretary -THDe F KING.
Oar. Aanreiarv -pHIL "A. MULLaNE,
Conductor JOHN II HAHpBh.
nperKeupef FRANK NJ. HBsRN.
isia At phil A. NUT LANE Cor see'y-
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New ORLEANS. January 8. 1880.
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors. held
this day. the annual s'atement submitted by
the President was examined and approved az
correct transcript Of the books Of the CON-
pany. And In View Of the depreciation In the
market value Of real estate and stocks, the fol-
lowing reductions were unanimously adopted.
Real esfhte. from .............s4 SAC. $50 o.
Reduced tO.......s.....-....... 10 900 %
-sf7. s65 90
Stocks, from --........--..t.... q ,f42 10
Reduced to............-....-... 20.406 Oh
473s S
Total reductions. ........... .s22 sos
-ia1f n LOUIS BARNETT. Secretary.
HARTS LOAN OFFICE
"a BAEOanR sTREEr. .---.--- Al
OPPOSITE GAS OFFICE.
! Money loaned on Diamonds. Jeweiry. Fuxnis
] ture. pisnoe. Mirrors ETC. lea q
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ROnLkY BROTHERS,

Enye the most com psese stock OF Cane WAGONS
fhraa RR8 tour mule Cane Darts, OS Csrks, Los
Wheels. Cotton WasScps, Rsxasse Carts. Farm
Carts, Roe CARTS. Small CARTS Of every size. foni
and six scat Family Wagons. Spring Vagonf
Tor delivering goods, Sgokes Felloes Shafts
Hounds. Wagon Material Axle arease, Car
Boxes, etc. We especially call attention to oar
full-siEed swedsed and hardened Axles, Chilled
Rayes and extra troniEs OF ali our carts ane
WAGONS Manufactured in orr own factories al
whsaisrg, W. Va. frosn the hest material and "
skilled mechanics. We can give reliable
guarantees uaees any ecnpsttion> and gupply
tbs iSrgeef sensnd.
Depot Id and no Unian ssrsst.
mT7 7ap am
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p,ssoLur1oNs NEW FIRMS.

rl,HE FIRM OF PAGE n 90. Ia THIa DAY
L dissolved. q. II Fletcher Will have sole
charge of 4 liquidation.
tsiened) THEo, L. pAaM,
GEO. II. TLEruH Err
neramhar 40. iaTp jat col I'm
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Sworn to and subscribed before me. this
tenth day OF January. 1880.
NJ T. DUCROS. Notary Pubic.
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aniee canal and s,atbarH@ street MaN-
road Company. New Or hanH. january Y lMo-
irha annual meeting II The stons holders Ut ths
romnanr, To paht nayen Directors for The en- u
Ing wear, will he held At the efflne NJ the com
panr. on MONDAY 18th instant between me
iaieid j0s. H. DraR ANGIE Secretary
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NJ. N. ogden, Attarmsy At Law. has re-
furr III ID the city and will raaums the pfaetae
Of hia profession at hia old Office. No Oafon'
Aaina ntsrsanl noe am
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mo barrala Assorted RYE.
SO harrels BOURBON.
go barrala HEurIFIFn.
a0s barreia rnHT WINE nj n7k to III v gallon,
80 barrels ANGELIQt at sake TO u v gallon,
roo barrels White WINE, bhc.
Ianf i'm
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Rfffre Of tire NJ NrIeans "HHWH", ~, ~, ~,
nanv pa,aptnbpr la ie1g-A dividend Of THREE
helt,i,AhH AND Fifty GENTS Pen eaAhl
wilI III usid on TT EaDAY January ~. 1890. ON
Of The earnings Of hs pes' ally mgnths. =,
The trapsfnf book will he closed from danu
ery until January te. tes0
dst7 nais vALInIR, HeoratarY.
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wHe wensmu's CArtstian NHtgn VIII
meet M tbe frat and second TUESDAY III each
month, nc II a, M. ct the Oarondeiet ssree'
Methpdint Church .
xRva n n t,oop Ha,ressrv. des II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-15

1t Is now certain that the European wheat
crop Will fall very far below the estimates
made early In the season. IN England the
yield is very unpromi5ing and the Russian gov
eminent Is considering the propriety OF FORBID
ding any expectation Of wheat, so badly does
The crop In that country appear. The outlook
Is promising for another profitable season for
the American farmer The shortage IN Europe
must he supplied from this country. While
there is no prospect OF any such foreign demand
for wheat as existed last year, the surplusage
OF the American crop Will find ready market
at paying prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-15

The recent murder OF Mr.. Shannon by Col
Cash In South Carolina,-or the duel between
those gentlemen. as they call 1t there-is hav-
Ing its logical result in the son Of the murderer
sending note TO the editors of the Charleston
Nears, telling them they must cease to comment
On the case in the tone they have thought pro-
per to adopt In discussing 1t. The editors are.
however, In no wise intimidated by the insolent
bullying OF the son of his father and insist that
men like Col. Cash, who defy the law, shall re-
ceive no more consideration at the hands of the
courts and juries than Is given TO common
Criminals In this course our contemporary
will have the support and commentator of
good citizens everywhere; and from no quarter
ought such expressions come more unani-
mously or unm1staka6ly than from the people
OF South Carolina themselves. That state has
long needed just such teaching as the Ne'cs is
giving, and there Will be better days for her
when she has learned TO profit by it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-15

The first thing DR.. Holland, editor OF Serb
1ler's monthly knows he will b. called out. He
considers the cadets at West Point charity
scholars, with defective breeding" AL because
OF Whitaker.
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FOR RENT AND SALR

EfOR RENT
Frame, 931 NV, water, sls
Brick, $50 L s.w., 6 II. observation-disclosures. 10
Three Brick. new. 9th and It'll. q and Hs.w y
jy15-2t VIM. +. HOLTZMAN. 1851 INV
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Persons leaving town for the season. and Sum
rner travellers. can have THE STAR mailed to them,
postpaid. for fifty cents per month, the address
being changed as often as desired. The money
must accompany the order In al cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-15

The case OF DR.. Tanner, the New York faster.
Is somewhat curious, and may have an interest
for the medical profession but 1t is not as extra
ordinary as many people suppose. More than
twenty years ago, four coal miners, in the
Musk1ngum Valley, little below GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, were shut up in coal mine, by the cav
Ing in of the passage, where they remained for
fourteen days before their rescue could be efec-
red. During all this long and wearing time they
survived withouta In0uthful of food though.
like Dr. Tanner, they had water, being able to
supply themselves from the drippings from the
wall OF their prison. When rescued the men
were all OF course weak and greatly reduced In
flesh, but there was every reason TO believe that
they could have survived several days longer
without food. AS an indication that their long
fast had not placed their thoughts entirely on
things beyond the grave during their close ap-
proach TO 1T, the fact may be mentioned that
the first thing one OF the party asked for, when
he got out, was chew OF tobacco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-15

The editor OF the New York Sun seems to have
about as singular IDEAS on the subject OF public
morals as he has in regard to the duties of men
towards women in periods of great peril Re-
ferrfng to the fact that Col Peltons death was
largely due TO modification and oStraci5m by
former friends Oh account Of the exposure of
his connection with the cipher dispatch busi-
ness in 1876 that paper says: Ills great zeal
In good cause betrayed him into mistakes for
which he suffered with uneXa;nplel severity"
This is stating the case neatly, to say the least
The Springfield Republican Is disappointed in
Garfields letter OF acceptance, and its hopes are
now centered IN the forthcoming letter OF Gen.
Hancock. 1t advises the democratic candidate
to rise above his party and its platform TO the
full level OF the highest craftsmanship" and
pledge his administration to reform of the
tariff, among other things. While Hancock
might win the commentator OF the Republican
by making this pledge, he would get himself
Into trouble in his own state. In choosing be-
tween pleasing the people OF Penn sylvania or
the Republican,, In framing his letter 1t is more
than likely that Hancock viii consult the selti-
ment OF the former. Then there will be nothing
left for the Rep'tbljcdn but TO fall back On
Weaver, the greenback candidate or Dow, the
prohibitioniSt, and endeavor to persuade one
OF them TO draft letter that will not be dis
appointment" And While Ii Is about 1t that
paper had better fix up the letter itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-15

The democratic candidate for President Is In
an embarrassing position with regard to the
fraud issue, so-called His party has given
that issue prominence In Its platform and the
leaders all assert that 1t should be kept at the
front during the pending canvass. Where so
much Importance is attached b. a party to
question upon which It intends TO largely
make the fight for control OF the government,
1t should naturally receive some attention
from the candidate OF that party, and eS-
peeially in his letter OF acceptance. But Gen.
Hancock's position IS such that he cannot treat
OF the great fraud :" from democratic stand
point without pfecting upon the President of
the nited States Gen. Hancock, the candi-
date, Is restrained by the duty which Gen.
Hancock, the army officer, owes TO his superior
In formulating his letter OF acceptance. He
could OBTAIN the right TO say what he pleases
about the election contest of 1S76-77, and about
the President, too, by resigning his commission
In the army; but this would be surrendering a
bird In hand for one in very high bush. He
will probably remain silent on the fraud uues-
ton, contenting himself with the condemaa-
tion visited upon 1t In the Cincinnati platform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-15

~ "
f. J; & @. r. CRUMP, Of the Colonnadea
Now perfectly ADAPTED to requirements of lEEt il
the best class of Seaside Visitors. An uneQuaIIed
location, large and airy rooms, entirely new aud
handsome furniture carefully selected servants.
and table of particular excellence. PASSENGER ee
Lstor. Electric bells. Music by Mark Hassler's
Orchestra. The propretors invite your commands.
ty2-]m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-15

GUNNER CLOTHING
- AT FEARFUL SACRIFICE.
Office Goats, 40 and soc. upwards.
Boys' Linen Pants and Jackets 75c. each.
81 Blue Flannel Suits now $40.
Working Pants, 81. IS and 81. 90 up.
Thin Underwear 20c. and25c. up.
Straw Hats at closing out pricss.
Black Alpaca Goats 81 % and 81. so up.
Every article at bottom prices, to close out
1914 and 19l8 Pa. ave-,
jyl0 j. w. SELBY.
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603 E st. NV, 3 rs. $50
927 Pa. aye. NV, upper
poruon .............S25
1853 9th st. n. W.. 10 rs.
and bath. BIS
l431 18th st. n. W., FRS,
and bath and stableS25
H5 18th st. N. W., large
hall .................S35
9oS ID ST. s.w., 9 rs. and
oatn................. SW
ISL 18th st. NV, 8 rs.
and store...........Sl6
42O st: 8 e., s rooms
and bath. 49,. .....325
S23 81 st. ne. store. SIS
325 LIST st. g. Ell rs. and
bath ...............A2 0
1741 18th st. NV z RS
and bath ...........S20
2034 Sth st. n. w, 6
roomS............$12.5 50
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TIE STAR is connected. with the wires OF the Ma
HonA Telephone Exchange and with the Western
Union Tele; hone Exchange Both these agencies
can therefore be awaited Of In sending to THE STAB
advertisements orders for the paper to be served.
news. or any information. at any hour Of the day
free OF charxe These facilities are great conve-
nience, and VII be appreciated By the customers Of
THE STAR.
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THE OOROORAN BUILDING,
OPPOSITE q. 8. TRKAsURY. 18th SInK1S.

Fine Stores Once Rooms-singiy or communi-
catng-for Business Offices, Studios, etc. Water
aud closets on every floor Elevator and steam hest
jy17
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C0BB'S HOTEL,
C03BS ISLAND. VA.
SURF BATHlNG. FISHING, SSIPE SHOOTING
Ills Hotel is reopened for the reception Of yisi
SS5 PER month. VHYk l.
Route from Norfolk Old Point per iE:&k
steamer Banks TO Cherry Stone every Monday
Wednesday and FRIDAY. For information address
ie26-1m SPADY Il COBB Froprietors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-15

CLIFTON HOUSE NOW OPEN.-Mountain
~ Scenery. good Table Shade, &C. NoA.
mosquitos. Address CLIFTON HOUSE, RcAY
Clifton, Fairfax CO., Va. Circulars at Star
omce. te25-lm
MANSION HOUSE, MIDDLEBURG, VA
w is open for Summer Boarders. Vehicles n "a
furnished free for boarders. Terms, S15 vcsAv
per month. Ac dress g. S. JOHNSON. lE.Hl
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ZOE RENT-BY B. o. HOFFMAN.
hEAL Estate AGENT AND AUeT1oNE1R,
10th and r streets northwest.

Skating Rink.
% l5 st. NV, II rooms
and bath
Fur. house, r st. d. wS125
Fur. h'se, 18th n. W. SIO0
Fur. h'se, 10th st. n. W.
Fur. house, Mass ave.
Fur. house, E st u. wS15O
Large hall, Post Bl'dgS50
941 ID st, n. W., store. S75
1853 Mass. ave. NV, 10
rooms and bath. $50
826 18th st. NV, II re-.
and bath. ...........S50
17G8 i st. NV, 10 re-.
and bath. .S45
1856 10Th st. NV, 8 rs,
bath and cellar. .S36
73O 9th st. Ne. 8 re-. and
bath. ...... Is
203 F st. NV, 9 rooms
and Dsth.S 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-15

w m rssH GOLD and SILVER. IN I.ree
szlFen'a ave. bstxssa ID ia ss, p''0g m pasa
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GLEASON OF 1850.
STOCKTON HOTEL IA
CAPE MAY, N. j. MX
CHARLES DUFFY, (of Confidential Ho- lE:s&
tel, Philadelphia Supt and General Manager.
OPENS JUNE 19.
HASSLER, Leader.
NoTE.-Our patrons have the use Of a Passenger
Elevator and each room is supplied with Electric
DeLs. jel-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-15

TLANTIC HOTEL.
n OCEAN CITY, MD,
VIII open for the season OF 1880 on JUNER. . 4
-, with largely increased facilities for MMY
some addition, comprising 100 rooms, new bath
houses and pavilion for dancing, are among the
cured for the season. Terms-s2 so per day, $40
and si2 90 per week; For circulars apply at this
TRACY, Proprietor Ocean City. Md jel2-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-15

The Erenino Star has q regular, pertsH-
aert. bona fide daily circulation more
than double that of amp other daily paper
published tn Washington, and eqnoI to that
of all the other daily papers here adaed to-
gether.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-10

Here is . story which. the narrator
usively says. illustrates several things
the unaffected simplicity Of Grant,
the Democratic equality Of orr institu-
tions. a:d the Cheek" of Young Amer
c.. A very nice young gentleman Of
Washington, who lived IN the city dsr-
ing Grants Presidential terms, was
walking out one day when be had oc-
cAsion to relight his cigar. While look.
ing around in quest Of neighbor with
light. he happened to see, coming
down the street. about to meet him,
President Grant. alone, aud smoking
his inevitable cigar. And what should
Young America, in perplexity. but
calmly walk up to tho President and
politely ask him for a light from his
cigar. With perfect politeness in re.
tarn. tho Presidsnt took the cigar from
his lips aud rendered him the service
requested. and then the two men passed
on. quite ~ ANY other people would.
who bad been civil to each other in this
little street courtesy. Bnt. says the
narrator. shadss Of st. George and the
Dragon, think OF . ''clerk" stopping the
Prince Of Wales in Pail Mall, and ask
ing him for light!
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-10

She was getting her dinner when
her husband came in aud announced the
death of heighbor.
'Deadr she exclaimed, holding the
potato masher suspended 10 the air.
'Ah, how true it is that in the midst OF
life We are in death. Put GU some OF
the tomater pickles. Tidy. They're
splling aud We may as well eat 'em up,
xnd when you cut the breed, cut one
slice around; that's enough; or, if il
ain't, you can get some more Afterwards.
l hope the funeral will be at the church.
There was Simmons w,fe's funeral.
They would have it in the house. an it
was 90 crowded Thought my dress
would be spoiled. Are going to have
1t in the house. hey! I'll bet twas one
Of her mothers notions. She always
was full of notions as an egg 10 full of
meat. Make good lot OF gravy. Tidy.
They don't eat SO much butter when
there is plenty of gravy. and l want to
Gil that three gallon crock this week.
Well, shall miss her. She was what
l call good neighbor. Not 20 sooia.
BILE - some, but . middlin' good neigh
bor. I borrowed . recipe book there
just . little while ego. There won't be
no hurry bout carrying il back yet
awhile. Likely they will be 80 over
come they won't care for nothing but
common vittles. l wonder il the girls
will wear black. Well. the Lord gave
and the Lord taketh o xsy. Come. set
right dowr; dinner is I'll ready. Have
they got any one to help him over
there /! believe I'll run over after
dinner. How funny it'll seem not to
see her around. ! shall mise her dvead.
fol. samuel'll gas married again. Of
course. One of the Stockwell girls
will make him . COED wife. They ore
all good hsusekespers and ussd 70
children. Funeral tomorrow, heyy ]
hope it will he cool; I want to wser my
black sacaus. There will b lots faon
the city there. Let the 6re eo1eWa
when The dish water gets hot; haiu's
got to cook nothing more; thsesb apple
sass enough for tea. So She's desd ?
Dear ne. dear me. how I shall miss
her.