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Jour Childrens' Lives.

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is wholesome stin
ulant and its quality is guaranteed.
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DRY Goods and Wet Goods.

Our readers will notice the advertisement of
Messrs. Ingersoll & Co., of new and choice
Novelties in Dry Goods and special sale of
Wet Goods, to commence to-day.
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MIR. John b. Hyland, of Troy, N. Y, suffered
with rheumatism for ten months 30 badly that
he could hardly raise his arms or legs. Tried
a bottle of st. Jacobs Oil and the relief was
iamediate.
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Save While You May.

You will save IS per cent if you buy you,
Lamps at the 80 Cent Store. We mean what
we say.
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MTANTED-A store, or part of store cligibly
w located on Third street, for light business.
Address KHAN, GLOBE Office. Y
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Flexible COrsets.

just the article you need. Fine assortment
at the 80 Cent Store.
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Hair Switches.
Drunkenness,

Genuine hair-warranted. from 90 cents to
$500, at the 90 Cent Store.
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EsterIex & Heinem.np.

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic gives permanent re-
lief in all choleric disorders.
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Save Your Childrens' Lives.
Buy Baby Carriage and give them plenty
of air and exercise. You can save IS per cent.
by purchasing at the 80 Cent Store.
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A GENTLEMAN desires room. with or without
aboard, in private family. Address H. o - this
office. Ills
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VNANTED-A position as copyist, amanuensis, or
w both, at home, or in an Office. Best references
Address X. NJ. R., this office. to-
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DIR. Unger, discoverer of the oiuchona cur
for drunkenness. cures all cases. Room q
Palmer house, Chicago, Ill.
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Rustic Baskets and Vases.
Standing and hanging Baskets. A splendid
lot lust received at the SO cent Store.
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PERSONAL.

John B. Raymond, United States marshal,
Dakota; Angus Urquhart, Peterboro, and
Capt. G. l.. Browning, are registered at the
Metropolitan.
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TKTANTED-A summer school to teach, by lady
w having best recommendations. Address,
Teacher, this office. 67s
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DIED.

GAULT-In this city, Sunday the 18th inst, at her
late residence on Ashland avenue, Hannah Au-
gusta, wife Of 8. B. Gault aged 4s years, months
and % days.
Vermont and New Hampshire papers please copy.
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W;ANTED-A purchaser for o frst-class mill
w property situate at Crookston, MINI. Nine
lots fronting railroad depot, running to river. Good
frame building; good engine and boilers. Two run
OF stone with all necessary shafting, and sawnill
connected with it. Will be sold VERY cheap; MUST
BE SOLD. Inquire of IVES & MCLEAN, Attorneys
at Law and dealers in Real Estate Crookston, MINI.
$3.50
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CbtorAoy ~ hoAucnuuDs
Dry Goods and Notions, Wholesale and Re-
tail, los and los Seventh street, corner of
JacksOn
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q TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
| y sEY-ss. Distr ct Court. Second Judicial
District.
Samuel S. Eaton, plaintiff, against James H. Donald
son and Sarah A. Donaldson, wife of said James
II. Donaldson; Newton T. Hartshorn; Tholamiah
T. Cochran; T. M. Younglove and Rachel {. Wam-
baugh, administrator and ad nstratrix of the e.
tate of Henry Wambaugh, deceased; and said
Rachel c. Wambaugh, widow of said Henry Wam-
baugh, deceased, and Maria X. Ames and -
Ames, her husband, Harriet Graham and - Ora
ham, her husband. Parmelia 3 Stradela and VIM
f. Stradella, her husband; Eliza A. Hober and
= Hober, her husband, George w. Wambaugh
Wambaugh, Rufus II. Wambaugh and Olive
Gregg and = Gregg, her husband, sole heirs at
law of said Henry Wambaugh, deceased, defend
ants.
Tho State of Minnesota to tho above named defend
ants:
You and each of you are hereby summoned and
required to answer to the complaint in this action
which has been aIed in the Office Of the clerk Of the
District Court In and for said county and State, and
to serve copy of your answer to the said complaint
the subscriber, at his office in the city Of Saint
Paul In said county of Ramsey and State aforesaid,
within twenty days after the service of this summons
upon you, exclusive of the day of such SERVICE AID
if you fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply
to the court for the relief demanded IN said COM
plant.
Dated February, 1880.
VIM LOUIS KELLY,
Plaintiffs Attorney, st. Paul, MINI.
Tho defendants above named will please take no
ce that the general object Of this action is to quiet
title in the plaintiff to the following described real
estate situate In the county Of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, to wit: Commencing at the quarter sec
ton post between sections No. and No. - on town
easterly chains ~ links to stake on the quarter
section line; thence N. SO deg 46 min. E., chains
49,. links to stake thence N. IS deg. 40 min. W.,
"A chains 40 links to stake on the bank Of the Mis-.
sissippi river; thence westerly along the bank Of
said river chains links to Q bazed tree stump;
thence s. 80 deg 40 min. e. 10 chains to township
hae; thence on township line chain GO links to
place Of beginning containing acres more or less,
and being parts of lots and in sections and IL,
township o, ranges % and % and being part of
the Sixth ward Of Saint Paul, Minnesota.
And said defendants will take notice that no err
sonal claim is made in said action against them or
against either Of them.
Dated February 2, 1880.
WILLIAM LOUIS KELLY.
PLAINTIFFS Attorney, st. Paul, MINI.
Feb9-7w-mon
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NTANTED-Situation by a laboriDg man. Has
w had experience in machine shops. Apply sc
East Seventh street. 67s
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VXTANTED-By man of one years experience,
w situation in dental Office, where he can make
himself generally useful. HENRY BENSON, St.
Paul. 67*
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NTANTED-Work by good tinsmith; had 20
w years. experience. Can do all kinds of work.
Address JOSEPH HARMON, Arcade hotel. 63$
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NTANTED-By man of experience, who is COM
w petent to do all general repairing, position as
engineer. First-clsss references. Address EDWARD
PERRELL, 81 Robert street, st. Paul. 61$
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VNIANTED-Sit t. learn carpenters trade.
w VIII work reasonable. Apply S6 East Seventh
street 67%
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VNIANTED-By young man recently from the
w East. position in grocery store. Not afraid of
work Good references. J. X. this Office. At
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VNTANTED-situation, by young man in store
w or hotel; willing to make himself useful. Ref
erences furnished. Address P. K, this Office. 46*
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CMOKE Hicks Gilt Edge cent Cigar. 1t is
y clear Havana filler and decidedly tho best cent
Cigar in the city. 1879
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BOARD WANTED.

BOARD wANTED-or rooms suitabI for house,
ID keeping, by gentleman and wife. Address, stat
ing location terms, accommodations, ETC., (prvate
family preferred), u. W. LANE, GLoBE Office. Coz
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NTANTED-Situation by young man Germany
w to drive private team and make himself gem
orally useful. Best of references. Address A. B.,
this Office 3d.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by an engineer of 10 years
w experience, with best city references. Ad-
Dire J. p. T., GLOBE Office. 65'
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SITUATIONS WANTED...Males.

CITUATION as foreman aud Job printer in a eoun-
Otry Office over twenty years. experience; married
low salary for permanent sit. s. q. g. this Office.
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FOR SALE.

NEW ARRIVAL If you want good mares, with
IN foal or not with foal, good geldings, 20 to
g. WEAVER,
Sale Stable, st. Peter ST., Bet. 9th Exchange.
1884
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FIVE CENTS ALINE'
REAL xsTATE-In tho City,

DEST cent Cigar yet offered to the public can b
Id obtained at Hicks, No. 81 Jackson street. TT
one of these cent Cigars. 1919
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VNTANTED-Good board and I:icely furnished
w room, by gentleman and wife, in private fam
lily. Address, stating terms, A., 395, this Office. &C.
VNTHAT is the use Of paying 10 cents for a cigar
w when you can get Clicks Daisy" for cents.
clicks Daisy &c cigar is equal to any 10c cigar in
the city. 1880
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n A. ROBERTSON, No. 7 McQuillan Block, sells
L. real estate on commission and negotiates
mortgage loans on city or suburban property. 49,
kOO BUILDING LOTS In various parts OF the
OOO city, small figures and easy terms Of pay
ment, to suit purchasers. d. A. ROBERTSON. 80
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nor SALE. CHEAP-Lot near machine shop Of
D st. p, NJ. h M. railroad company. Terms easy.
Apply to A. E. FERTE, at Second National bank, ST.
Paul Mimi. 72-76
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HICKS Restaurant, No. 81 Jackson street, op-
Ill pOsite Merchants hotel: Breakfast to 9,
Dinner u to 2, Supper to 8; Is cents each.
1919
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-12-22


GREENVuLE EXPRESS.
GOING EAST, (DAILf EXCEPT sUNDAIs.)
Leave Columbia at $40 p. II.
Arrive Camden 1T $50 z. n
Arrive Charleston at ll.25 P. N.
GN:SG WEST, DAILY EXCEPT sUSDArs)
Leave Charleston at 500 \. u.
Leave Camden 1T 100 y. NJ.
Arrive Columbia at I.!0 y. VI.
WAY FREIGHT AND PASSENGER.
GOING EAST DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
leave Columbia 1T 30 y. NJ.
Arrive Camden at 100 p. n.
Arrive AuSlSt:. 1T 3.i3 :. VI.
Arrive Charleston 1t 200 Z. NJ.
GOING WEST DAILY ExcErT SUNDAYS.
*Lcavc Charleston at 800 y. VI.
Leave Augusta st 1.55 4. u.
Arrive Columbia 1T G.23 Z. ".
Passengers leaving Columbia or Charles
ton on these trains will have TO change cars
at Br;tMchT!ilH 10 reach Char!cStC. at 100 i.
NJ. Or Columbia at SO 7. VI.
NIGHT EXPRESS.
GOING EAST DAILY.
Leave Columbia 1T 81 p. VI.
Arrive Augusta ~ SO \. Nj.
Arrive Charleston 1t 1.3G \. u.
GOING WEST DAILY.
Leave Charleston at 900 p. NJ.
leave Augusta q; Co p u.
Arrive Columbia 1T G.ll \. VI.
On columbia Division Night Express
Trains run daily; al other Trains daily cN-
ccpt Sunday.
On Augusta Division ali Passenger Trains
run daily.
Sleeping Cars are attached to Night
Express Trains-O2rtns only $l.50-bctwceu
Columbia, Charleston and Augusta. On
Saturdays and Sundays, round trip tickets
ar: sold to and from all Stations at one first
class !are for Tie round trip, good till jion-
day noon 10 rcturn. Connections made
ut Columbia with Grccnyille and Columbia
HailToi by train arriving at Columbia 1t
lilo y. ". and leaving Columbia At so =.
IL 20 and from an points on that Road a;
also with Charlotte. columbia and Au2U>t:!
Railroad going North by train arriving at
Columbia III ll.lG y. NJ: passengers coming
South Will have to take train leaving COlulu-
b;a ;,C 80 Z. VI. At Charleston with StCain-
crs for New York OF Wednesdays and Satur-
days: also, with savannah and Charleston
Railroad TO II: points South.
Connections are made at Augusta with
Georgia k;;ilroai and Central Rlilroa,i to
and from all points South and West.
Through tickets can be purchased! 10 IL!
points S0r:il and West. by applying to
\. Is. DESAUSsCRE. Agent, Columbia.
d. G. ALLEN. q. ?. & 7. :.
JOHN B. PECK, General superintendent.
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South carolina Kai!rGaG Company.
rASSE.N,1EE DEPART,:ENT.
CHANGE or SCHEDULE
GREENNILLE EMPRESS.

On ana; after November :. lSS0. Passenger
Trains Oh this road will run as follows M
til further notice:
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OUR CHRISTIANS BEAR STORY

II was O. Christmas Eve, and
Uncle Bob sat before blazing fire,
little nephew on one knee and
little niece on the other, while
Aunt Katie sat quietly knit.
ting in her own particular corner.
Uncle Bob has two children OF
his own, and that made his heart
all the warmer toward every child
he met.
Tell us a story, uncle said lit
tie Dan, looking up from Uncle
Bob's left Fnee.
T know a pretty good bear
story replied Uncle Bob' with a
sly glance at Aunt Katie.
oh, tell US that, please cried
little Fannie, from Uncle Rob,s
other knee, her pretty face all aglow
with eager curiosity.
Thirty years ago. Uncle Bob
began, 1t was wild country out
here. The woods was full Of bears
and wolves, not to speak OF other
varment, and the settlers had to
keep sharp lookout, I tell you.
Z was a young man then, and
reckoned the best looking chap II
these parts Uncle Bob continued,
with another glance at Aunt Katie.
The latter looked back at Uncle
Bob with her usual quiet smile.
You know it yourself, Katie re
turned Uncle Bob; 'leastways you
thought so once
Aunt Katie blushed, and went
on with the knitting.
whatever may be said Of me,
Uncle Bob resumed, there was a
gal in the neighborhood as hadn't
her match for fifty miles around.
Now, Robest, expostulated Aunt
Katie, what put such nonsense IN
your head tonight
It's only the sacred TRUTH IN
Gle Bob protested; 'shewas my first
sweet heart and her name was
Katie.
: The same as auntie's,' interrupt
ed little Dan.
Jest so,' said Uncle Bob. That's
what they call a coincidence
The big word reduced little Dan
to- silence, and Uncle Bob pro
ceeded:
:Katie's father was the richest
man in the settlement. He had
moved out early, had helped to
fight the Indians, had been sent to
the Legislature, was a Justice of the
Peace, and owned more than a
thousand acres of land. We called
him the Squire.
Katie and me had been as good as
engaged for a couple of years but,
you sec, I was too sheepish to speak
to the Squire. I wanted Katie to
do it, but she said it wasn't none
Of her place, and SO matters stood.
AT last a sniptious looking chap
his name was Sam Tibbetts-
come out and started a store and
grocery at the cross roads. He
wore store clothes and had long
curly hair, which he kept oiled
to such an extent as disguised all
the fellows and enchanted all the
gals.
None Of US had any chance when
be was about. It was nobody but
Mr.. Tibbetts. He cut US all out
by turns. If you took a gal to
meetin' or to singin' school, ez-
pectin' to see her home, jest as you
step up at the close of the exercises
to offer her your arm, ten to one
but Mr.. TibDetts would scrouge in
ahead. and your gal would walk
of with him, lea7in' you the nit
ten.
He came it over the Squire by
agreein' with him in politics, es-
pecially on the wolf-scolp bounty
question sot when he begun to
pay attention to Katie, the Squire
looked pleased ike.
I don't now if Katie wanted to
make me jealous, SOS to bring me
to the pint; anyhow, she seemed |
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Up TRAIN.
Leave AtsiOu.. ......... ..o.OO y. III.
UnlOn...... .....O 40 p III.
Arrive SpartanOurC. .S.3O p. m.
Leave SpartanDurg.. .... l.3U p. m.
Arrive at HenderSonVil!e. ........ 500 p. n.
Close connection is made 1T Aston win
train from Columbia on Greenvitlc { Cplun-
bia Road. At Columbia. connection is made
from Charleston, Wilmington and Augusta.
Al Spartanhurg, connection is made n
Air Line Depot with trains frcm Atlanta
anh Charlotte, also with Stage Line TO Glenn
Springs.
At iicnder5onviie, connection is made
with first riiS: Line of Stages to Asheyiilc.
arriving there the same evening
Parties DESTROYS Of visiting Cse>ar's Head
or otAcr points OF interest can be provided
with fist class c0aYcyanceS from the Livery
Stables in IenderSonville at reasonable
rates.
TRAIN SOUTH
VIII leave HcndcrSonvle. .........G 90 =. m.
Leave Sp2rtauburg. rg...............lO.lO a. m.
Leave CnlOh.. ................. IL ~ p. III.
These Roads are in excellent condition;
furnished with first class Coaches; provided
with all necessary appliances for safety and
comfort of Passengers. At SparEanbIrs and
Hcndersonville the Hotel accommodations
are now ample for large increase Of travel
Thev will be found well supplied vita good
Mountain fare al reasonable rates.
JAS. ANDERSON, Supt.
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AS Christmas approaches, the
young man who las been toasting
his toes, and lounging on the best
parlor sofa, begins to try and get
up a quarrel with his young girl so
as to escape bankrupting himself
on Christmas present.
TDc1i;,,oro LI,.or,, SrfurTr7,
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MisceIlausoms.
%
USDEEs THE CHRESTMA AS
SKY.
BIZ HELEN Il. COOKE.

By HELEN Il. COOKS.
Out in the cold they hunger and shiver,
Dear little children with brsve human
hesrtS
Where is their God to save and deliver
Where is the comfort His pity impair
Wrapped in the folds Of comfortable clothing,
Dear little children, with sweet, tender eyes
Gaze for q moment, then turn away loathlns:
Under these wonderful, glad Christmas
skies!
Under the burden Of sin, and Of sorrow,
Is there hand that is hidden, AID warm
Is there sun that will rise on the morrow
Over the clouds Of misfortune and storm
Ont from the mold will the daisies and clover
Into perfection Of color and grace,
Spring in their perfume, 10 glad the world
,ra, , face
Where is the bloom, then for each little
fYoDke~s Gazette
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eElSTcgfMMpOeES.

EE":::a'.'a :sgue, silver and ston'ach a1IeH'
!.T-a and STOMACH TROU-
i}..ES Price 500.
Eycj:nan'- special Hoo-AdaptcI3 70 GU
chronic cases. Price $500.
Ezo::l.s.;>s :;3!ccyl gse!:-FOr stubborn
ca,cs Q; Enlarged Spleen and
G:yiai!:rc Liver and Stomach
troubles. Price 500.
EEol.:,ac,c zn!ant'a Pad-F0r ailments or
Infants aud chj:1Cen. Price $!:5o;
Bi.,!i-r Comglaints. Price 500:
g-o,;,,a,.,. g.srri..e EaaG-For Female
troubles. Price 500.
E-oisaa12,S : Abaorptfve 7Eed5cI1al ISc6y
EsEx~.er-TEe est plaster made
porous on rrbter basis. Price 21c:
szoiznan's Ah>orptiye MEDICINAL Scos
S>la~1cf~-Focnumhfee and slug
yish circulation. Price per pair 25c.
ABSORPTION Sait-Medicated Foot Saths.
For Colds. Instructions and
al cases where loot Datn IS
needed. Per half H. package, 25c.
For sale by ell drpSsists-oc sent ny MEn, e;a
SILT is not "Inai.aEle " and must De sent Ey
Exn-css at purchasers expense.
TIE Success Of Esol;22aTs>s Pads mas IL
sp:rtd tnitaI0?S who otter Pads similar ID
FORM and oDoR to the True HOLNAN'S, saying;
They are the sa,n". &c" Beware OF al
B0avs PADS, only gotten up TO sell on the fepu-
ta..'n Of the cenH:nc. --
see that each Pad bears the green PRIVATE
RFvENCE STAMP OF the Holman Pad Company
with a;,ova Trade Mark.
i afflicted with chronic ailments SEND con-
else description OF symptoms, wAich VIII re-
ceve prompt and careful attention.
n:I HoLMAN'S advice is free: Full Ifeallse
sent free on application. ADDRESS,
p. o. Boz 2,lI2} IS William Street Ne" YORK.
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d. lWN
ANDERSON BRANCH AND Blue RIDGE
DIVISION.

i.lprrl.- :,arc&i !r::;;i f.:vcs .:i!rv: II 100
III. ::.' ..' p III. 80! N>wbcr-y ~ "a a. H.
and ~ =. IN. ,!ailr cIc.;,t $uuua;s.
AjDar!iIu H:a:.r:, 'irs;,: cnrucct> - lodges
with down are 10 rain :@!:y. Sundays M
cepted l.saye ..bocvi!ie = 81 p. m; leave ilod"
ges 0e =. n
Up bat. down Trains Oh the main sem make
Close connection 1t Columbia wish the up AID
down ,l:ly Passenger T-A:as on the South Caro-
Nl;a E4ilro-G and the ;nrou"!r Passenger rain
on the Wi:':l;uv.o!. EU;...'u;. Ini Augusta
EailroaG: ii Aston wi;h {. ans the Sps'.a
burg. UniGn ard Co!1r:,ia Ia aIliosd; at Sei.t q
va: C,lmr!r.Gc and .AJlInta Air line Hallway
from and 10 Atlanta ;or II: points SUIth.
NOTE-- Standard! ne has been changed to
tt4t OF Washington. which is :iiteen minutes
faster Liam CoiumUit tine
J ". Fly. G"r'l Sups.
IL pv2E. GercrHi Passenger Agent.
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The bearr exclaimed little Dan,
excitedly.
The bear! echoed little Fannie,
tnrning pale.
Well, yes, said Uncle Bob, 1t
was q big black bear. He give one
fierce growl, and Mr.. Tibbetts,
jerkin' his arm loose from Katie,
took to his heels and run for dear
life. He didn't holler murder for
fear the beard hear him and take
him at his word
The big coward! = muttered lit
tie Dan, clenching his tiny fists.
SO he was, said Uncle Bob.
But poor Miss Katie? inquired
little Fannie, from whose eyes the
tears began to drop.
The BEAR continued Uncle Bob,
growing excited as he neared the
climax Of his story, jest r'ared up
on end, cotched hold of Katie with
his fore paws, hugged her to his
shaggy breast, and give one bound,
carrvin' her off into the forestr
Little Fannie sobbed. Little
Dams eyes flashed, but in spite Of
him, were full OF tears.
oh ! Robert, you shouldn't
frighten the children so, said Aunt
Katie, looking up and dropping a
stitch.
Don't cry my dears, said Uncle
Bob, patting each of the little
heads; 'all's we'll as ends we'll
Mr.. Tibbetts had hardly finished
tellin' the Squire about his darter
bein' kerried of by the bear, in
spite Of Mr.. Tibbetts gallant efforts
to rescoo her Gn proof of which be
showed the scratches he'd got in
runnin' through the bushes), and
the Squire hedn't near got done
callin' him all sorts o hard names,
when who should walk in, safe and
sound, but Katie herself, and me
escortin' of her.
bob Staples, says the Squire,
graspin' of my hand, accept a fa
theirs blessin'!
I do,' says I, bowin' my head.
':But the b'ar?' says the Squire
I'll make you a present of his
hide tomorrow, says I, looEin'
big.
How ken 7 reward you 2 says
he.
s:Now's the time nor never =
says I to myself, pluckin' up cour-
age. BY givin' me yor: darter for
a wife, I answered.
Air you willin', Katie?' says the
Squire.
Il am,' says she.
':AIe, too,' says I, not wa;ting to
be axed.
'Jine your right hands, says the
Squire.
We jined 'em.
BY 7irchoo of the authority vest
ed in me as q jestice OF the peace,
said the Squire, solemnly, Z pro.
nounce you man and wife. Whom
God hath jined together let no man
put asunder ?'-and no man hain't
neither added Uncle Bob, proudly.
Then it was Aunt Katie, after
ALL cried little Fannie. oh, auntie,
weren't you ever SO much fright
ened when the sbear carried you
of?
She would have been, said Un-
Gle Bob, but you see the bear, as he
whisked her away, whispered some
thing in her ear
How could a bear whisper, I
should like to know?' objected
doubling Dan.
WELL replied Uncle Bob, I may
as well come to the moral of my
story. It was myself, dressed in a
bears skin, that carried off your
aunt and frightened poor Tibbetts
out of his wits.
The little ones clapped their
hands with glee.
Now hang up your stockings
for Santa Claus, say your prayers
like good children and go to bed,
said Uncle Bob, setting down his
listeners and going across to plant
a kiss on Aunt Katies ruddy |
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Schedules will be run over these Roads daily,
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