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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-01
MAY Esd, 1880.

The developments at the mines on
Kinnikinick, East Fork, Bay Horse
and Sqnaw Creek continue and insure
good mining camps in all those dis
tricts. The men at work on the smelt.
er at East Fork have been discharged
till the machinery arrives. 1t will be
on the ground in eight or ten days
when work will be resumed. Within
fifteen days after it arrives on the
ground it will be turning out bullion
understand that one hundred men
will soon be put to work constructing
road to the Yellow Jacket mines,
that the 20-stamp mill purchased lately
for that place can be taken in as soon
as it arrives here.
Strangers continue to arrive here
daily from the railroad.
This morning there was a slight
sprinkle of snow, but not enough Il
cover the ground. The day is windy
and everybody remains in doors.
Mr.. j. D. Woods moved into his zine
new store yesterday
The dance last evening at Mrs
Murphy's hotel was very pleasant
affair. Enough for three set were
present
There are OYER thirty fi.e bushes:
, 1880-07-03
PALACES ON WHEELS.

IAJlAtES I'm HJliIf1lsSs
For years INST tho railroads icatl,ns west from
Chtcnvo hnyc t,ntnycI, lin rop1futtou nf having
tho most elegant anu co1nfortab!c cnra Ill tue
world for tbs accommodation OF passengers.
o,,ot,tctl hv finn. md ..nrh rno,, ts
m"reu ,ti..,,,. Mo' III" .h ,.,,,r
esh''nuA'y tryans 10 out"o m .nn o'n"ss m,,'s
Chicago & Alton bus lust now co1n1lctcd u,,1,-
hcr ~ Harlan rt,ciIt,iny thnr-cnt,s. which l,cnt
~ -. .~..o ..H.''.''n -, a."'s
ahSthlne tnaa nus yet ncen attempted W hty
ronti as far ~ convenience and coinfort aro
concerned, and It IN hnrd to eeo hnv It's rtvals
VII, ~ anc =" ~. y t.h 1as ~ F''.
s'olY auFEass 1neu'. IN" VI 1hesc c"ts was ou
, 1880-07-03

COOK COUNTY xt}itMAt. gCltoot.
Tie graduating cxerciscs Of tho Cook County
Normal Schoal tnok ptacc yesterday Afternoon
IN tho large hnl1 Of tho building. which was filled
Will, The fricutis and relatives OF tho graduating
tlassrs.
At tho appointed ho,,r, Prof. Wentworth. fol-
lowed hy tho Juno and December graduates,
tnnrc!ict towM tho centre. isis aud took tllctr
positions on the stage. S,trcrlntcntcnt Lime.
an ncncrs =. sna II I'm o" u eaon sso o.
cnp!,*! tho stngo with tho graduates at''l
saitssory p,r c,titlc,f ut ",ppic@iion" siss isniel
"lih Essay ,i. Hna latts aass Mss Al'fo +
ilis,S.x Of sfen'SSs el:; Mifs Ies'a +
VIVA w"sl rhne fr1o oraton, 4pa' "4bo' DatIes 'aI 81
Ecs'e xng nen t. thS
f'ae3 ' CT. !s , A. Er a t. s"Sah"n{ "saa'sts1 "a
&nt i ( T s. ahe'; ts1:r$ 3; fS ':: ca Sass
s. Fitch anA Eleanor smith.
scntgd z SlIss Ely l.. 0rililnE anl Mlss Win!-
IrG; Mitchell. Ny: Ebcr',nrt presented. On " ".
rt nefo Of arno M m "x GSon so r.
na to E!l!s II. FaiF' for prize essay' tho "hasa-
"';r II. 8. Thoinpsou. President Of tho noar,, of
EtlIlGatio1,, nude the presentation Of diplomas,
tEttcates by County Superintendent \. q. LnnG.
Thu Roy. Fu!nk W. irlato. Of the Wabash M.
E. Church, delivered tho class ntltlrees in tho
evening. which wRS followed by the Alumni re-
union. Tn-day Will bu 1,ci tho nnn.,al meeting
Of tho Alumni for tho election Of officers.
HYDE PARK.
The Trustees met IN rcRliInr Bcssion tnst cvcn-
inK Thcrr were present Mesars. Fnrtl, Foss,
JDhnstntle, Pierce. md President HDllnrt,
The Attorney WIS Instructed to t1rnft nm brti-
EDttage 0rnvc avenue to Langley avenue.
The 1Ionrtl adjourned to Friday morning ut 0
the vfltnKe.
Tho Republicans OF Grand Crossing will tnect
, 1880-07-03

wns not rrt,sri,t. nny not sign tho rcm'rt. Int
fhIs viii matter mt. If tlr Council c,,nynssca
tho returns, ny II majority Of tho tnmmlttrc will
the vnic ut thr wurd s.ni,,!s, tenvinx mt this
precinct, Ns9,,t,cr .s Es' vn,es M ~, Metir;t'i @
{irnth iHl n,urc yntc. and stMlihcr 50,--mnktng
Mciir1,h's mnJorlty in Tho wnrd III tyer ll.a or
unrcnt. If Atrt'rith shnntl l,e seated, however.
eny they will r., to the rniirts with It. where
atnnc tho question nf alleged frn.nt cnn lin
little il nnythinx t., ID Nth thu ctntcat for it
,,nscnted lie proposes 10 70 across tho watcr for
ia hnolth
, 1880-07-03
ITEMS.


Mr.. q. ", r. Atkl.lson ias resigned tho posi-
t,pn pf Purchasing Agent ut tho Kansas City.
-. e.a,. g f,,1t go, H.. t-n.". r,,,, ,.,'n
to.s Hu't ~ ts'u ss"I'oi S''3 l"s"'.''to
u Southern ltlrh'els, 1br mo PURPOSE ot elitti'
lux lntu business III Chicago. Itrrpuftor nil
communications relating Il, tho u,rchuso an,l
so ,,F ,nat.,ruI f,r ij1rso tqxis sI,o,i)I il. III
'e' ts.1' ~ oe''s'" "' '''''8'' 9''"' ''' '''''''
80"
Mr. J, y. 3tnwt,, Fros!dent nf the ChEcaRo s.
VIZ v.st"rnW n, t.1,,n,ati"sI,% .,"Mica ,l,o
,,.mnrs thnt t.:rnti.tt ttns t,'s s".r ri, fnT ti,o
ni ~ ~ M r"i r. ti, ~ ts,, ss ~ Itsror, ~ Tr,,nT
Wr trt.s,, ,i,,ns nm uncn. ~, IL, usnn,..n,. IL.
thn rstnnt rcy,,rses If, liz Apt,cno tn!ri mil
"s v,mf hut.,5 lint tl,u E,rf.n,n T,,rt wfil ID.
Tho. Chicago, Ilurupton 4 Quincy lsa'lrcasl
Conpttly IL adjusting. tho clnlms 1f thnso In
1i!rcd ut tho rcccnt nculdcnt 1T AitrIdrn III rnp-
Idly IN Tho parties Gln u found iltnl tti0 uxtriIt
nf thetr Injuries nHcerlntnt!. Tho Huntington
In cat,Etatttlutng itsr!f n1a hnrtnE o"s:hretl 10
ts.stly. md f.s,m tho iaturo Of tho n!Ishap tho
axo might arc n.m .os's .rn No S'ia9 T.
t,OWfr tn prevent tho accident.
.rtf,,,. ~ .,-,,r,ar. and consolidation ~
NJ" NV y,rk' 9itstt. L aiimnS' i1nnsM,, 'i',t,. ~
nj Z Athauv mi thn il,mi",,' Ai,.nnvM Z snhn-
iectluly lsntlr1ads undor tho tltio Ut Tho New
York, llostUgl, Albany l. Schenectady It.lflrta!
Company hnye l'ce. Med with tho Secretary Ut
Htnto 0t New fnrk. The cor,h0lttlntci cpu,puny
s; a;s e re b ess;ad + Sis ono seaf or until '' ''ses
t,r E.ma H.. st ",acI 1o"'n " 1tn :yn,
ta, ss"" 80 s ~ ,s,, 1t ,.n,im. ~. W. na,.I.
, 1880-07-03
aEninas the lnnk made hy Tho Htnto IioRrsl Of
Equalization.

4 SOMEWHAT LryEttEN TIME
was hnd nt tho West Town AsRcsEor'a nt!lco than
o,, tho llny, prcyIune Tho number of cMllrrs
was quite large, md Rcsegal gt.,srl9tuts wcro
l'y. f'n,ter Palmer. I:al, who lcn!1rrcd tn Tho
ynlat!on PIT a1ns hls property tn tno r.; .mhSr g e
Il OF s'ec. III divided into I.nta Nus. N 10 ii
lc|slyr. Fart Of these tetE. which nrc
rssessn.l at $D0, hn claims 10 bn worth
he says nru wurth unly sun nplcce. lto buacs
this snlGtion ui'n tho fact that tho titio TO tho
lpsriy r % - ~, M.d tint shsy arc net t. 10 ~ n'S
HIS province 70 Hrlnt titles to property, ind TINT
hn ticlIcvcs tho nssrssintnt tG DO II Just me.
ycstrrlny evening nj 7:30. nlcrr}y. Rntttng to-
Rether III nbrtlIcnre 10 a call, and nsljonrntnY
nnt:l Munday evening, when they Will transact
business.
, 1880-07-03
THE CoUNTY-DUILD1NG.

TWENTY-FIVE wotld-be Epnedfets yesterday
procured mnrrinRc licenses.
CLARENCE +. DAvfR, tho tnnrrying drummer,
will probably br sc,ltoncu.l by Judge Smith this
snotRtng.
4 TELEPHONE has been placed in the rooms Of
the County 13oartl, corner Washington and Ia
Sniic streets.
T1tR tntl yarsl Is "n!l broke ,ip," and looks rs
though Il, hns been struck by section OF n
Net.sGskn ttizxNrl,
WILLIAMS and THOMPSON. tho men charged
with NtltruRinH Miss trpson. wtrc admitted to
l,ai! Yesterday In tho Criminal Court in tho slim
THE petit Jury for tho July term viii be calIct!
n tho Crlnlttnll Court M9n!,ny morning. and
charged Until tho t,txt day.
r. IS likely that, tho Wilmotte mystery wIll
aKhin W lha e,.l'jct'S Of itavcstlYntlon. Tho
an r @ sE Ncfsr s sa g ptea @ 1'a f e e s aSn;' y s M
dtiofnl tGati'noty, u ls Ra1, Inns hecn fn and
cHorta will be mado to fnstcn tho crime upon
them.
wxnsrEn peAsE, tho hotel thlct, who got away
liz him Wild receiving M stelsn e'ais, aatl Wis
sl!cttnerts ,gnInst HIN and Frankie pcase were
dismissed.
0Eouax SITUATION. whu shot Lnttto Robinson.
pleaded guilty to granddaughter, 4s wtla mn
tlcipntetl. but WIS nut scIt&encctH ludgo Snklh
knows nothing. of tho Testimony. fIe wtIsltd
have hear1 Il, int the witnesses WIRE nl,scl,t.
nSF o kow M oe s.asn r. sa vii s perps acs ts ec Ts
ytnrs.
1nE 1rand Jury yesterday .heari twenty-s!x
cnscs nnd found efaht trllo hills. No bills wcro
1D pnsse f"r 9 f"rtbes es ossto ad iar Cases s
wGru passed to tho next Grand .IAsy: The Jury
wjI! .!sa ~ th; & nkst t-;,y s AK, and "1o,r IN
Mcclellan. uf the Town OF Lake. was not hGArE
pe.nH IN ,, 1naa 10 ,nS .un '1t .,1.4 NY :, t ~, ,,
price q pay fGr I,resc2tts hook Of q or'Eil en-
tres ~ taf1ds j., LOOK Eniflty. some g! to Gpttl
ass9mefs he s Wsltfem 4 T. @ 10 ,,'s s,,nt,
nok, nr't; II g. FOR h',w much; shonli n; es
n.mrxt VIII rcconsldcr It's action In buying Frcs-
coll : '00S' sr,,r.xc. n.x
yos,or,,o,. ,,o. s.m a.,,,ar"n -. f., .n,crr,,,,,
r1 nnI ~, W. si, on s.a ~ .o WEB nt,''
ds%i,: Martia [,!aks a:ta!!', ons ysar II iiosss iii
2! 2! tStrGc1i: naar'1 smck; !aleehy. awn ycnss y
~ ,.,, ~ .nW n}s.i "ax, Gc .asc
3aa M s,,anndcl. i,lfam r.iey yFamt sHu III.
as e ut, Hs. - auM u,. ~
ceny ao LINT r1oF nenoo Wr -;
III. % Fwur pnxnn n.sn'l't ,ix ni',hs rpp,,,,ty
! !ai!; Wl!ssans Hickey larceny, s.x months -
osso Gntseeion; Jnn1 e.', nrSes
nI. mts' IL nn ,se'' s,, irtan e mrs snc
'vS,. Ms'vS,. 'nnn I'M, "ns gts,' iing.sss' NM
g. % %r,s htot u; cs ,,,nn.hs Ioso so
~ ; s rrisa: ~ ,ro,, m,'te ~, t'uss "ss
t.ou!Iy JM,i; dT, % %U'i,sTKfiTI, fi, sH.5 NY
t1seu Senfs, rGte.tasy: III, 11sa I anMg. n,.
n"rRary, aG Gne y%ur Hha1n eGs
tGeeH Guy year IHh'.ca1rry, 1. arissy, innaS Gark,
ten ys County al; "1iita 1In,sa iya!, ,rr. riyim tn
, 1880-07-03

comprehcnson Of whnt hc VII. doing and tho
,nuri,llnr Ntunistrfrtl Gy his own hn,1l ,rns
thu t,ly cn,Isc nf tlrnth, ftr ynntc3 III, clergy
mrn or priest to hive m,,ytsine t0 shy nycr hIs
ly With hc trrsI1,nitl wtn,i,i t,t, brjetl inr
tfcrot,cy's sakc 'isoltInvrr wns Il ,ntivc nf
CGI,, f3t.rrnnt,y, lie rune to America til ls.:i,
nn f,r three md n bnIf vcnrs ntst hntl i,unrtlrd
with Mr. Fisher ltc Ind worked IN ynrimla Hlt-
nations md wne nj n,, fftnc Il roni nKci1t Ills
Socialist nrincJpcs were very etr1,nx, and III,
stt,nt not II littft If hs tjnr In cuticnyt,ts 10
Mr,,1iarisn thai unrty. iic ,yna Inst .not, al,vu
Thilrstlny night wo Toi,lR tn hia rxt1,, nrl,nr-
r,,tjy iii sorr snirita 9t,.i tFooI hrnlti,.
F'"''"'N' '"' ,s. ..
, 1880-07-03

The rIttsburx. Cincinnati l. Bt, Louis Hallway
will sell excursion tickets Oh July ., I, and +,
gotd to rctEn ulll July U. inclusive. to all points
on Its liue b1twcon Ch!uago and Plttshurx, at tho
ratu Ut two ccnts ppF milo for adults aud one
cont per milo fur children. Take your family
ni1d vlsit friends ut 1osAnspors. K'chmond, DAy-
ton. Springfield, Columbus, GAINESVILLE. steubcu-
vile. Wheeling, plttsourx, or nny other polat un
the iiue.
y.rkes otAco Ill Randolph steeot, and depot
corner Clinton and Carroll streets, Weat Side.
, 1880-07-03

Special Dlsp..tth to'The Chteapo Tribune.
Sioux CRY, H., July "a gentleman from
Huron says trtcklaylnE IL progressing OH tho
Iliack Hills line nf tho Northwestern ut tho rNtO
OF two miles pcr tlay, with sixty miles graded
beyond tho erltl uf tho track. The Milwaukee &
II. lHlll Mrc tehllIg tho Hastings branch towHrl
bismarck. Ht.,e Rritcrs hnyu buen tnItcn ntY tho
Hnlthnrn minnesota extension and so,,t 10 tho
IlnS{tDRa rrntlc,
, 1880-07-03

"PAUt AND VIRGINIA" IN REAL BRONZE,
nearly life.slza, on Masbs pedestsls, the work OF
Carrier Bailcauas, md otherbfonIas, naFToach
clocks, Of equal merit, At q. Hymsu Il Co.'s are
, 1880-07-03

]It1ck t. 1snyner's Moth Powder destroys roAch-
cs, tIcus, tlieH, and hetlbt1Es.
, 1880-07-03

CENTRAL PACIFIC.
SAN F1tAEC1BcO, july :.-Tho f}0utd OF D[rcut-
ors nt tho Contrnl l'ncltu Hniirond t'n1npnny
1nvo tlcca,rd IL suu,.nnntla lvidsnd Of per
cent, payable aug. H.
, 1880-07-03

ntty tho Improved Howe Sc;ltcs. borden, Sci.
leck s. TO-, AKents, VI Luke street.
, 1880-07-03
PREPARING To CELEBRATE.

= HG1 7|[INU o NCCEOT7tsEs =
SAN F,sANC1sCO, July 2.-The Stock fonrds ntl-
tollrncsf th1s evening until next "Wednesday.
T'-n,orrow ast.l MontlHy tho Proslt1co Exchanges.
bRrlts. anil principal places 0r business will bo
cfUsGtl. Tho work Ut decorating tho city for the
Fourth ia bejpE ucttycly puebgd.
, 1880-07-03

Timex: Our highest artists IN dentistry: Tho
McChcsnoy's beyond doubt, though hut u a sqt.
, 1880-07-03

SPEKU UN7 IN He COUNTRY.
On July :, .. and & tho Chscngn & Northwestern
Railway will Mt nil Of its ticket Offices In Chicago
and alt ntnng its lines soil tickets Mt 16rgey re-
'lnced ratcs. These tickets will be good for tho
futurn trip until tho hight Ut JulyB.
, 1880-07-03
(LOTlllNfa.
18th ju|v.
(,LOT4l1Nfs.

We have in stock a large
line Of Linen Busters, AL
paca Coats, White Vests,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
&C., which we shall offer at
unusual low prices. Parties
wishing anything in this line
for the 4th, will find it to
their advantage to cali and
see US before making their
purchase.
Our CHILDREN'S DE-.
PARTMENT is complete,
including all the Novelties
of the Season. We make
this Department a Specially,
therefore can offer great in
ducements in Chi1dren's
Wear.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-03-04
Mind Your Words.

We all know a parrots pro-
pensity for picking upnew phra-
ses. A worthy deacon owned a
parrot that bad been brought up
in the family. 1t had never
heard anght but proper language
and always being present at fam
lily prayers had learned many
scraps Of hymns and prayers,
would at times revercntly "ex-
hort" its hearers, and was nick
named ''Pious Poll" One dark,
rainy night the deacon started
out with Poll safely sheltered
within the breast of his overcoat
to exhibit her among his friends.
AS he walked along he struck
his pet corn against sharp
stone; in the anguish of the
moment the deacon gave vent
to an exclamation that was the
reverse of pious. Arrived at
the friends house Poll was re-
quested by her master to "lead
them in prayer" when cooking
her head on one side, with a
knowing look at the poor dea-
con, Poll croaked out, "damn
that stonew
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-03-04
Small Change in the West.

A Kansas correspondent of
the Boston Transcript writes
In truth, a person who waits
for change in the shape Of 2, 3
or 4 cents is looked upon with
something like scorn in the
West. Is your bill 78 cents?
You pay 80, or the obliging
shopkeeper says: "Call it IS"
l recalled an incident which
one of the merchants of Salina
related when speaking of his
recent trip to New York for
goods. After making his prep
arations for returning, he went
to settle his bill, which proved
to be $40.O3. lie paid $40, and
was turning away when he was
recalled by tap on his should
er, and the three cents were
pointed out.
In scornful amazement he
threw down 10 cents, and again
started away.
"Here is your change, slr,"
said a voice, in no wise over
whelmed by his contempt.
The merchant waved his hand
and bowed.
"Kcep it, sir. l am a Wes-
tern man. We don't grasp 3 or
4 cents there so closely"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-03-04
Church Directory.

Presbyterian, Fayetteviile-no regular
services; Sunday school at 8 AN
Metholist-services every Sabbath at
IO:3O and at night; Rev A Sowell, pastor;
Sunday school at 8 O'Clock.
Cumberland resbvterian-services ev-
cry Sabbath 1920 and at night; Rev w G
Templeton, pastor; Sunday school 8 O'Clock.
Union Church, Pleasant Plains-serviceS
1st Sabbath each month at IL and night by
the Methodists, Rev w b Lowey and L
Carpenter and 4th Sabbath each month
at IL by the Associate Reformed Preshyteri-
ans, Rev B Muse, pastor. Methodist Sum
day school at
A Presbyterian, New Hope services Isl
and 3r,l Sabbaths at IL; Bethel, End and
4th Sabbaths at 11-Rev S Sloan, pastor.
Methodist, Mulberry-service 3rd Sun
day in each month at II O'Clock and every
Sunday night; Rev r II Hinson, pastor; Sun
day School at 8.
Baptist. Mulberry-services lst Sabbath
in each month at IL. Rev VIM Huff, IastOr
Cumberland Presby yterlan, Mulberry
services End Sabbath in each month at IL
and night; Rev w G Templeton, pastor.
United Presbyterian, Lincoln-services
every Sabbath at ll:l5 A NJ; Rev David
Stran pastor; Sunday school at TO-
Methodist, Shady Grove, (Shelton's
creek)-services lst Sabbath in each month
at IL o'clock; Rev j. Parks, preacher in
charge.
Liberty Grove-services End Sabbath at
llAM; RevT L Darnell preacher in charge.
Cumberland Presbyterian, Oak Grove.
near Flyntville)-services 4th Sabbath in
each month at IL o'clock; Rev A w Suth-
erlend. supply.
Methodist, Oak Hill-services 4th Sab
bath each month at 10 a. m; I l. Darnell
preacher in charge.
Cumberland Presbyterian, Oak Hill, Rev
j b Tigert, pastor.
Prospect, Wells hill, Saturday before I'd
Sunday, each month, Rev B L King. pastor.
Hester's Creek, Saturday before 4th Sum
day. each month, Rev B I King, pastor.
Methodist, Flyntviile--services 4th Sab
batlr at 1920 A. NJ; Mt. Hermon, Flintville
circuit. services lst Sabbath at 1920 Am (;
Macedonia. Flintville circuit. services Bird
Sabbath at 1890 A M-Ilev w ID Anthony,
preacher in charge.
Union. lst Sunday; Providence, End; Lib
.ertv Grove, 3rd; Oak Hill, 4th; Rev l.
DarneIl. preacher in charge.
Shiloh, Methodist, near Millville-preach-
ing on End Sunday in each mon tn at 8 P.
u.' and on Saturday at IL A. NJ, before the
2nd and 4th Sunday, Rev 5 NJ Cherry, pastor
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-03-04
Triiing With Health.

Man is the only animal that
violates the laws ofhealth know
Ingly, and yet continues the
bad practice. An illustration
of this moral and physical &C.
centricity is afforded by the
habits of Thackery.
Unlike Dickens, he took no
regular walking exercise, and,
being regardless of the laws of
health, suffered in consequence.
In reply TO one who asked him
if he had ever received the best
medical advice, his reply was:
what is the use Of advice if
you don't follow ii? They tell
me not to drink, and [ do drink ;
they tell me not to smoke, and
/ do smoke; they tell me not 10
cat, and l do eat. In short, 1
do everything that ! am desired
not to do, and, therefore, what
am | to expect?"
And 80 one morning he, was
found, like DIR. Chalmers, in the
sleep of death, with his arms be-
meath his head, after one of his
violent attacks of illness, to be
mourned by his mother and
daughters, who formed his house
hold, and by wider public be-
yond, which had learned to love
him thro' his admirable works.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-03-04
A Smart One.

The boys tell a pretty good
one down at Corning, n. T.,
about a young fellow in COM
mercial life named Blake. Bla-
kie? Yes, Blake. He was in
the hardware line. One day,
when the boss was at dinner, a
countryman came in to buy
some nuts. lie found an article
that suited him, and wanted a
dozen. Young Blake looked
at the price-list and found they
were listed "25 cents a dozen,
30 off," He gave a low, inyer-
ted whistle, and then with a
sudden inspiration he handed
the customer 5 cents and told
him he could buy the nuts at
the other store. "By George,
he said, when he was telling the
governor of the transaction, 81
thought the best thing that !
could do was to save the nuts,
anyhow"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-03-04
Welded Love-A True Incl
dent.

"Make the bed easy, Mr.. b., !"
said old Uncle Abe, to the un-
dertaker, who was preparing the
coffin for his aged wife. "Make
the bed soft and easy, for her old
bones are tender and soft, and a
hard bed will hurt them"
He forgot for a moment, that
old gray-haired man-that she
was dead-that the old bones had
done aching forever.
Sixty-four years had she walk
ed by his side, true and loving
wife. Sixty-four yearsl Just
think of 1t, in this age of divorced
SIxty-four years had they dwelt
under the same sorrows Of life;
together mourned over the coffin
of their first-bon; together re-
joiced in the prosperity of their
sons and daughters, and now she
had left him alone. No wonder
he forgot. Her loving hands had
so long cared for him, for he had
been the feebler of the two.
"Until death do us part" T" said
the marriage service that had
united them SO many years ago.
Death had parted them, but the
love still survived. Tenderly
had he cared for her all these
years, and now tenderly did he
watch the making Of the last bed
of this still loved wife.
He had bravely breasted the
storm of life with her by his side,
but now that she was gone he
could not live, and in a few days
they laid him by her side.
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PERSEVERANCE

perseverance,.
One step and then another,
And the longest walk is ended;
One stitch and then another,
And the largest..ren is mended:
One brick upon another,
And the highest wall is made;
One fake upon another,
J And the deepest snow is laid.
So the little coral workers,
By their slow and constapt1motion,
Have built those pretty islands
In the distant dark blue ocean.
And the noblest undertakings
Mans wisdom hath conceived,
BY oft-repeated effort
Have been patiently achieved
Then do not look disheartened
On the work you have TO do,
And say that such mighty task
You never can get through;
But just endeaver day by day
Another point to gain,
And soon the mountain which you feared
Will prove to be plain!
"Rome was not built in day."
The ancient proverb teaches,
And nature, by her trees and flowers,
The same sweet sermon breaches.
Think not of far-otf duties, .
But of the duties which are near,
And having once begun to work,
Resolve to persevere.
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<hs followlng offices: Kelso, Lincoln, Flynt-
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SheIbvyille stage-arrives Monday, We'd
resdav and Friday at ii A. NJ; leaves same
Ssve az 2P.M. Supplies Mulberry, Lynch
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Pulaski
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