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Excited his Curiosity.

''Deadwood." said the stranger. putting
down his half-eaten slice of lemon PIE and
taking a long pull at the milk; Il went
there when the first rush was made for the
hills. Rather rough lot the first crowd.
YOU bet; more wholesome now. When
got there | was dead broke-didnt have a
dollar, didn't have a revolver, which man
II often need out there worse'n a meal of
whites. was probly the only man in the
hills who didn't carry a firearm. an | was
some lonesome tell YOU. The only weapon
had-l'm 4 black smith-was a raSp.
heavy file. YOU know. bout eighteen inches
long. which | carried down nv back. the
handle in easy reach Jus, below my Goa, col
lar. Understand Like the Arkansaw
man carries his bowie knife. I'm not exact
~ temperance man. Just don't drink
an don't NEEDLE with any other man, drink
in'-that'. all One day-l hedn't been in
Deadv God more'n a weok-l Was sittiu' in a
sloon-only place a man Kin set to see any
sociciy-when a Teller cone in. reg'ier
hustler, with his can full and a quart over
He'd revolver on each side OF his belt an
looked vicious. Nothin' mean about him.
though. A>kt me To drink Not any thank
YOU sez |. Not drink with me Me,
Bill Feathergill' When ! ash q tenderioo,
to drink ! expect him to prancc right up an
no monkeyin'' You hear me
We'll. when hi hand went down for hi,
revolver, whipped out my old file quicker n
fire nd scoroh feather an swiped HIM one
right acrosi the face. When he fell
thought I'd killed him. an the >'loon slliu
up with hummcrs sorter skinned out, not
KNOWN wha, might happen. Purity soon a
chap in 4 red shirt came up Ia me. Ser he.
You the man a. ke-ar,ed Bill Fca;hcrgll2
Cos, ef 50 be a. YOU are, e YOU don't want
eV'ry man in the Hills 10 climb YOU. don't
YOU Try TO hid, your>elf-,hc boy> i a>kin
fur YOU now
1T struck me that my friend had the
idee. SO Waited back and went up and
down before that sloon for nigh three hours
Id found out l.ill wasn't dead an Wa> bad
medicine, but il wouldn't do to let down
Purity soon see my man a-headn' fur me
III, face had been patched up till ii looked
like closing out display Of retail DRY
good, store. There was 50 little couu,c-
nance exposed that ! couldn'; CUES, what he
was a-aimin' Al. so brought my hand back
Of my collar an grabbed my file
80 Hold on there: hold On. ser he. GIN
me VI hand; im friendly. I've 20, no;hin'
agin YOU. not thing but You'll pardon nv
curiosity hat sort Of Did wocpan
was that stranger - Hartford fon-a,d
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She Knew he was Coming.

She was very small girl, but as horse.
men say, she had a very long head" Ii
was after the recent snow storm. and the
small girls big sister expected Edward that
night As evening drew on apace, and the
young lady retired to wash her hands, and
build three-story -and-atti building on the
top Of her head, the small girl with a little
coal shovel removed the snow from the side.
walk to the stoop. The family were at din,
ner. when suddenly the bell rang Botf
sisters started to their feet. and. as the ED
est welcomed her lover, the small girl. in .
tone of establishment. said; We'll. Ed
Harvey. How in the world did you get il
this house, Why. said the Young man
bashfully, as he stroked the child's head
Why? Because piled up snow on the
stoop; and ] didn't think YOU could gel
i'm who told you | was coming?" .Oh
knew, cos sister has been curling her hail
and pairing her nails all the afternoon
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George Augustus Sala, shortly after
sailing from the shores of Erin, deferentiallv
asked an ancient mariner who was swabbing
the Cunard steamer Scythias quarterback
what he thought of the weather outlook.
The reply of the ancient mariner was oracu-
lar in its ambiguity, but still it was much to
the point. Them as likes good dinner -
quoth he, chad better get it to-day"
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An art critic, going into gallery in
state of mild inebriation. to criticise some
pictures, sees himself in glass, and taking
out his notebook, writes as follows: First
room head of drunkard, no signature !;
has a great deal of character; red nose re-
markably truthful. Must be portrait from
life think I've seen that face somewhere"
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HANCOCK COUNTY
Savings Bank,
Ellsworth. Maine.

oKGANIAED MAKCH 9TH. 1875.
MoNkl depyslted o. Or before The l4tu nay OF
III March, June, september Aud u, rcuber VIII
ia" dIYiieH - from me met Of same month";
Dividcud, on deposits payable twice 4 wear
Juue and December.
Dividends As soon declared are added To- the
frihc'5 a, nus eompound.ng the interest ever
months.
s. Under the eNI-tIug law OF THIS state all
Icpo-Its IN savings Banks. are exempt from m II
HlCtpal taxation.
No returns Oi names OF drposItors arc required
4" De made % state or town authorities and a.
account. are held BY this Bank to De strickly Phi
,ate and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can de
p"slt money IN their own names. that 70 can
be drawn only by themselves, or on their or4rr.
Especial advantages Afforded to Executors.
Guardians, Trustees. and others having in charge
funds.
GEORGE PARCHER, President,
iNf L. &. RRILL,Treasurer.
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Notice.

~ OCICC.
THE undersigned Receiver of the Bucksport
l Savings Bank, VIII pay Dividend (anaD of
eleven and one fourth per cent, to depositors upon
presentation of certificates.
TIC. wOODMAx,
Bucksport, Feb. 20, 1850. su'o
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WHOLESALE DHU.GIsTs
u 10 Middle street PORTLAND. ME
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Edith and Mabel had just put their dol
lies in their little crib, when Edith, with the
expression of one who has had a great weight
lifted from her shoulders said, sThere. I'm
thankful we've got the children to bed, We
shall have little peace now"
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SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

The ,lue Of taI. remedy mus, no; be overlook,
The CLEu OF those
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PATENTS.
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CH AsE BROS, Agents. Commercial St.
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over loco different styles shapes AMI colors. "
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The following is the minority report by the
two fusion members -
Silence on the part of the undersigned
would be construed as an assent to all the
positions and conclusions of the majority
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-23

Fyan p. J. Minneapolis. Jag toy
homestead" f6r1iden var och / Dor.
Jag at Oktober utl6pa3 de f6rste 8 md.
snaderna 1; ln5gon 4hars sagt att ON jag
bigger pa landet inom den tiden; sd
beh6fyer jag, ei taga ut min familj,
sStminstone Of straxt,~ och ON delta
wore .-fallet ,s6 vile Jag ej mot vintren
.taga snt fidstru och tya spada barn.
och dessutohi kunde jag spara pengar
med att stanna har under. vintern. *
- Harpa svarar hr Soren Listoe, rege.
sters o. .. Land Office Fergus Falls,
f6ljande: ,.ty >,s9s L
Homestead-lagen fordrar att en-
man skall verkligen bosatta sig pS
slit 'homestead" inom 6 manader,
hvilket menar att hans familj skall
ecksa bosatta sig dar. Det fms in
gen lag som tillater familjen att vara
borta mer an 6 manader' fran slit
s'homestead. r,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-23
Fran uktschernas land.
Naga minnen fan Vegas ofvervintzing.

Vintern var lange sedan kommen
med k6ld, yrsn6 och sn6stormar, och
vi hade langt fore delta uppgifvit
vara f6rhoppningar ON, att Vega fore
nasta sommar kunde blifva fri fran
sin isiga omgifning. Till en- b6rjan
hade vi raknat och med hvarandra
diskuterat det antagliga antalet da-
gar, som var fangenskap kunde kom-
ma att racka, vi voro da annu nSgot
otaliga 6fver var belagenhet !; men
det enformiga / vart lefnadssatt gjor-
de- oss smaningom likn6jda for fam
genskapeps langd, vi raknade numera
endast msnaderp1a eller pa sin hold
VeckOrna. -I;. '.l.lf
vart dagiig lie gick sin jamna och
regelbundna gang. vi stego upp kl.
8, intogo var flkost kl. 49,. arbetade
sedan med ;botiiga studier eller We.
tenskapliga unders6kn1ngar. eller for
fattarskap. eller. renskrtfning af fore
gaende dagens iakttagelser, till mid.
dagen, som serverades kl. 2, hvarefter
den som behagade tog sig On liten
siesta. EftermiddagaEna tillbragtes
med samsprsk 'eller studier, tills
soupern servverades kl. a1<S, darefter
ater igen 'studier,,7 samsprak eller
kort-, schacks och bradspel intill III.
10, II eIler' pa anatten.' Is Manskapet
hade1 dagligen, sd; vida vadret icke
var alt FOR ruskigt, att hemta en- eller
tva sladar drifved fran den 1000 fot
aaagsna stranden SAINT ett upplag is,
som hoggs ut fran en- i,arbelagen is-
koloss. Under nagon del at den langa
vinternli ! legnaaldes Ell timme af l6rdags-
Eaftnarna sst populara f6redrag till man
skapets uppbyggeise !; dc behandla.
de- sadana amnen som @de .,.f6rsta
Iverldsom eglingarna,'' '.nordYestpas.
lsagens historia," s'6sterrikisk. .unger-
ska expeditionen,'' .jordytans f6ran-
Iderlghet, ''organismernas gradvisa
If6randringar och menniskans antaeli-
Ega hsrkomst, ~ I..biadets betydelss for
vaxten" Och andra dylika. sarskildt
festliga dagar, som yara resp. monar-
kers och Yaras egna. sf6delsedagar.
| |Sveriges och Norges f6reningsdag,
de- stora helgdagarna, Trades med en-
ttbsttre midday an yanligt och tai, som
IEvoro af allvarsamt eller skamtsamt
Eslag ALT efter festens f6remsl. sa.
Edana festliga dagar voro af latt be-
gripliga skal mycket efterlangtade,
och ON dsr fans ndgon rimlig anled-
ming att IL Till stand en- extra fest.
dag. Is var dir alltid nxgon, som vis-
fste g6ra mamma 9 allYarliet upp.
markham dzrpi | It'd. Med undantag
| af dessa afbrott var den ena dagen
den andra tamil gen liz. s.5ssH5 s#
Dar funnos dock tvz saker, som
fskankte en- Store omysxling an van
| Iligt, den ena yar Yistelsen i eft isob-
servatoriums som Vi uppbyggt pd
Istranden. unaefzr z2o minntsrs vag
Ifran fartygst, for de magnetiska och
meteorological iakttage gelsernas skull,
Iden andra w ungSnges med
ltchukt ktscherna antingen ON bord hoa
ellsr undsr 4 su,zrre usfkrdertill
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-23
Barnens afdelning.
Reineke Fuchs eller fabeln ON
Nickel RRf.

kOnung NODel, loJOneI, mar SAIL
mankallat slit hof och ALA slna un-
dersxter, for att vid en- altman riksdag
lysa fred 6fver hela djurriket. De
hafva ALA lydt kallelsen, riddare, pre-.
stei, borgare och b6nder. man och
qvinna, gammal och ung, ALA hafva de
infunnit sig, utom Nickel Raj, som i
medvetandet af siHa manga ilIgernin-
gar holl sig undan. Manga och svara
voro ock de anklagelser, som inf6r
tronen anf6rdes emot honom. I Ulf-
vens, Isegrims familj hade han anstif-
tat stor aktenskaplig skandal. AT
monsieur Racka. knahunden, som pa
franska framf6r sin klagan. har han
tagit ett stycke korf. Hintse, katten,
upplyser att hvad korfven betraffar
isa var Rackas ratt till densamma
minst sagdt tvifvelaktig, enar han
.r6fvat den ifrkn Hintse, som visserli-
gen sjelf stulit den. Emellertid in
;stamde Hintse~ klagan mot Nickel.
!Det berattos yidare f6rfarliga saker
ON det svek och valid han latit 6fver.
iga den fromme manner Lampe, ha-
ren; och Pantern lade H. NJ. Lejonet
allvarligen px hiertat att ON slika
ogerningar "a ostraffade ofvas, sa aro
bade rikets valfard och tronens be.
stand allvarligt hotade. Grimbart,
grafsvinet, s6ker val, och det icke
utan framgang, att taga sin frande
Nickel i f6rsvar genom att anf6ra att
Nickel ocksa mangen gang varit ut.
satt for svara vederm6dor men just
som Grimbart slutar slit tai, kommer
Henning. tuppen, med hela sin fanilj
idjup sorgdragt; efter honom bares
en- likbir. pa hvi1ken hviiar en- huff
svudl6s h6na; det ar Krafsfot, Hem
nings maka. som multi OGDEN genom
Ell illbragd af Nickel. Denna syn fyl-
ler f6rsamlingen med fasa och harm.
Mem for att icks donna rafven oh6r-
dan skickas Brun. bj6rnel, med kalleI.
se Till honom att installa sig inf6r
(lejonet.
Efter en- ling yandring hinner Brun
sfram till slottet Malepertus, rafyens
[praktiga stamgods. Porten al stangd
med TIE riglar. Brun stannar en- stund
l II f1areffxr r0nar nj. i. mod
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-23
iFragor och svaT'.

Fran N. IN. sPops county. 5. .Hvad, ar
lagen i Minnesota angkende ,en: a;ckass
rStt att. 3inga xktaensakap a yid 81 viss
sul aiuer s.sg9 &. 9zys f1s4t. &ss9 St4y,s
|. En- licka kan, ,enligt lagen, iagh
aktenskap sd smart hon ,fyllt temton
Or, dock sicke, utan f6raldrars eller
f6rmyndares samtycke; men vid
6adsrton ar;arshon myndigs och behot-
yer icke Wagons tillatelse att inga ak
tenskap. Eikasa kan en- sung man
med f0raldrars samtycke gifta sig Sd
smart han fyllt :ls ar, men ar myndig
,vid HI irsoeh al darefter sin egen
Ottoman. .,.,,,a,. ,.> .,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-23
Eft och annat.

EN- NYTT1a NAsA. I Herzberg
Tyskland dog nyligen en- 9o-arig post
mastare FRANKIE, som kunde tacka
sin orimligt stora nasa for att han
uppnadde en- So hog alder.
Han deltog namligen 1872 tSget
mot Ryssland,: och}pa atertaget blet
hans afdelning invecklad On haftig
strid med kosacker. Frankes kamra-
ter blefvo nedhuggna, men da kosac.
kerna sago hans jattelika ansigts-
prydnad, utbrusto de ett hejdlost
skratt och forde honom som en- mark
vardighet till hogqvarteret, dar han
blef val behandlad och senare fright.
ven.
EN- sLAFvINNAs FLYKT. En- sarde-
les romantisk historic har pa senare
.iden genomlupit den europeiska
pressen ON huru On vacker sultaninna
rymt fran slutanens harem. Verkliga
forhallandet ar enligt en- korrespon.
dens fran Konstantinopel f0ljande
: Den person, ON hvilken det ar fra
ga. ar ingen AMMAN an Hasnadar
Hanoum, d. a. skattmastarinnan pa.
latset Tschiragan, dar som bekant den
afsatte sultanen. Murad Dor. Hon ar
ungefar As ar gammal. Den l Juli
kl. Q pa aftonen kom hon till engelska
sandebudets bostad Pera och bepar.
de tillstand att "a tillbringa natten
dar, det hon pa samma gang f6rkla.
rade att hon stalde sig under Eng
lands beskydd och att hon 6nskade Of
verga till protestantismen. Men som
endast betjening fannsi palataet, te-
|legraferade denna 6gonb blicklfgen till
landstaIlet Therapia, darifran engeI.
ska stationsfartygets angslnp skicka-
des till stadeR att hemta fyktingeD.
Hon f6rdes j sluten Yagn och under
ALA foresight ghetsmatt till landstig-
|ningsstaIlet yid Tophane och f6rdes
har ombord pa slupen. Men i samma
|6gonblick kom afyen on liten sngare
fran arsenalen TIL Tophans Tor att
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-23


da gap, tog tre steg tillbaka, lemnade
facklan At brodern Lars och gaf med
sitt valriktade skott Nalle banesaret.
Med de andras gevar gaf Ole Eriksen
for sakerhetens skulle Nalle fyra
skott till. Sedan nu andtligen bj6r.
men, som lag innerst 1 idets fjerde
stora rum, omkring 30 alnar fran in
gaDgen, blifvit med tillhjelp af tag
dragon ut ur idet, som lag upp tvar-
branta fjellen. rullades han till stor
f6rlustelse for segrarne utf6r den
branta slnttningen.
Att delta var ett modigt f6Ietag,
kan ej fornekas, och 6nskligt wore, att
vederb6rande vile tillerkanna desse
man en- extra beloning for deras mod
och of6rskrackthet. For 5frigt borde
skottpenningarna for bf6rn vara hog.
re an for andra rofdjur. Denna jagt
fordrar otvifvelaktigt mer mod an
hyarje AMMAN. e.
KRUPPs NYAsTE KANoN, som ar ut
stald pa Observation-Disclosures i Dys-
seldorf, ar det storsta skjutvapen, IA
briken Essen annn frambragt, och
kan skjuta med precision pa EFT at.
stand af ungefar i och tva femtedeI
sy. mil. Delta yidunder. som i Diet
hela taget alls icke mer motsyarar de
vanliga f6resta ningarne ON enyka-
non, har en- langd af Diver 10 meter
5(s3.ss fotJ och lavetten ar sa hog, att
tyske kejsaren, da han bes6kte ut.:
stalIningen, kuBde aka i sin vagn I'M
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-23

-,sMIBTN NESOTA STATS TlD-
NINGOcheSVENSKAT A. TRIBU-
MEN erh&llas b&da f6r S3.26
EFT DR., d& pfenunaer ration gtirea
direkt amtinGenh u detta e1leF
Syenska sTribunensi kOntOr i
Chicago, 1llin0is.s4gssgt4.-sss,g.. u. s,,-,. =,
PIONEER-PRESS1de week.
liga), serh&lles til1semmana
med STATS aIlDNINGENf ftT
nAstkOmma &r f6r $500,
som bXra slnsiindas i f1EAkOtts
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-23
AIDE Arg N':o 80. ; ? J.

t1li en- sdots3 HoM 9alQe6t ar aunts ocn
Singer ansSg.utan tvifyel att svasent'
liga skaaE funnos till at motsatta sig
HoJwes siniss1pra saf1o'1t'i'fs 7aeto'd'is9'
Under denna kris fam Howe en- van
i,mriG. Bliss,s somos mosamtycktet till
att 'k6pas Fishers ianielfi patentetsoch
f6rsik;5iuta 'pSnninear tili ilagliga atgar:
der, med vilkor att han bier tTygead
mot f6rlnst genom en- inteekning
Howes' fars egendom. Fadern fgick
In harpi, och, efter mycket processan-
de- satgiordes .det ,yid den ena domsto,
len sefter den andra att Howes patent
var glllande., a Kretsdomstolen /. Mas.
saehnsetts ntlat sig 1854, att. denna
SAX fumes intet beyis, som lemnade
en- skugga at ,,tyifyel darom att for
ALA de- f6rdelar allmanheten erhallit
genom inf6randet af en- symaskin,
stode ,allmanhetenr i ;sknld hos mr.
Howe. ''' Man vadjade tilt h6gsta
domstolen, men utslsgen till hans for
min blefvo: ej upphafda. Det fanns
ingenting som bevlsade att Howe nd
gonsin hade hort talas ON Hunts upp-
filming, eeh Diet var sakert att Hunt,
afven ON han hade tillverkat en- bruk-
bar Amaskin, icke giort nagot bem6-
dande for att CORA sin uppfnning
kand af allmanheten. Afven sedan
han hade sett Howes maskin arbeta,
var Hunt ur stand att fz sin egen mo-
deli att g6r i :nagonting, under det sa.
ken af dom stolarna uppsk6ts i mana
der for att gifva honom rigtigt god
It'd. 49, :
F6renta staternas patentkommis-
sion f6rklarade att Hunt icke var be-
rattigad till nagot patent, eftersom
han hade salt sin uppfnning till
Arrowsmith, som latit iva Or forayta
utan att 'begara patent pa densamma.
Herrar Singer & Co. b6jde sig slutli-
gen under Howes patent och slogo
processen ur hagen, och andra fabri-
kanter foljde exemplet. salomon's
''History Of the Sewing Machine"
omtalas att, Howe till September 1850
utgifvit 10000 patent0fverlatelser,
hvilka inbringat honom en- nettobe.
halln'ng af Al,132 dollars. Han for
varfvade Q sig uteslutande ratt till slit
amerikanska patent i Oktober 1855,
ochei Septemberl860 erh6ll han for
nyelsa af detsamma pa siu ar.
Howe fick fran kejsar Napolen III
emottaga hederslegionen kort It'd fore
sin ,d6d, .hxilken intraffade den Ok
tober ,ls67l;}r =.
| :Nu aterstar ingenting mer att saga,
an att symaskinens varde till stor del
maste tillskrifvas de f6rbattringar i.
densamma, som. It'd efter AMMAN blif-
Wit ntforda af hrr j. q. Johnson, AL
len B. Wilson; J. M. Singer och andra.
Afven pa Howes maskin ha ganska
manga f6rbattringar blifvit gjorda,
och den ar markbart ofverlagsen an
dra f6lids at sitt fdr trafiiga och vack-
ra stYng Den sysrr icke allenast sa
fort som nxgra andra valkauda maski-
ner, men den ntfor tungt och latt ar.
bette Ika lbas bla, pssakta Elias Howes-
maskInerna aro aha markta med ett
medal ljong:p portratts sf uppdnnaren.
AT 1874 inrattade Howe Machine
Company; Limited, stora fabriker
Glasgow; dar mer an $50 personer aro
sysselsstta med at utf6ra de alltjemt
tilltagande Yisitionerna i Europa.
Det vackra inaskinerb som anvan-
des de ameftkanska fabrikerna i
Bridgeport, har b1ifvit fordubbladt,
och 1,500 fullstandiga maskiner till
verkas 'veckan.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-16
More Correspondence With The
President.

When President Hayes's visit to
the Pacific Coast was first ANNOUNCE
ed, two months ago or more, Mr..
Geo. Rice, Secretary Of tho Horti-
cultural Society, wrote to him, in
viting him to be present at our
Fair, the latter part of October.
Mr.. Rice received in response an
autograph letter from the President
acknowledging the compliment Of
the invitation and saying that he
would be present, il possible. A
few days ago, after the Presidents
arrival in San Francisco, Mr.. Rice
wrote him again, reminding him
of his former correspondence and
renewing the invitation. In re-
spouse TO this latter communica-
tion Mr.. Rice yesterday received
the following;
PALACE HOTEL, |
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IL, 1880. !
My Dear Sir:-My father directs
me to acknowledge the receipt of
your letter of the 9th inst. He can
not now answer definitely, but he
expects to return from Oregon
about the middle of October, and
he will arrive in Los Angeles about
the time mentioned in your letter,
the 18th to the 23d.
Sincerely, r. P. HAYES.
To Geo. Rice, Esq, Secretary, Los
Angeles. Cal.
From the tenor Of this note, II
seems that the people of Los Ange-
les need not expect to see the Pres
ident until month after the time
they originally calculated upon.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-16
Pinned Right Down.

A grocer doing business on Mich.
igan Grand avenue was yesterday
asked to trust O colored man one
day for q quart OF straw berries.
"Can't do it-you'd never pay"
he replied.
"I'll pay de money afore eight
o'clock in de mawnin',o earnestly
continued the cOlored man.
"Perhaps you might, but I don't
believe 1t. II you have no money
now, how will you have any
then ~
"Don't ask me, boss-I'll have
de cash suah as Pee persplring to
death for de want Of strawber-
ries."
"Does any one owe you ~ asked
the grocer.
"Then how do you expect to get
any money"
ooh, de pay will be all right"
"I guess not. You'll have to try
some one else."
"Boss, you hez pinned me right
down to cold facts" said the Gus
toner. 81 wants Strawberries and
dey hez got to come, an dersfore,
let me say dat I wasn't going out
tonight to steal chickens am sell
'em to get money"
"Ah, you wasn't?"
mo, sab; cause I dun pulled
'em In last night, an dey'll be sold
to butcher dis evenin'. OATS de
cold fact, mister; AM now wrap up
de strawberries an doan abuse my
confidence.n