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crushed ont and dismantled, and that of
the remaining thirty twenty mine have
been bought up or leased by the great
monopoly. A partial list prepared by
Mr.. Emery of 1.-THE petroleum refneries
in Pennsylvania bankrupted, squeezed
out, bought up, leased. or dismantled >,
by the Standard contains seventy six re-
iineries, of which thirty-one were dis
mantled, twenty-four leased OF bought,
some to be run. and some to be shut
down, and twenty-one were driven out Of
business.
Its genius for monopoly has given the
Standard control of more than the pro-
duct of oil and it's manufacture. Whole
sale merchants in all the cities of the
country. except New York, have to buy
and sell at the prices it makes. Mer-
chants who buy oil of the Standard are
not allowed to sell to dealers who buy
of its few competitors. Some who have
done so have been warned not to repeat
the of1ense, and have been informed that,
if they did so, the Standard, though I'M
der contract to supply them with oil.
would cut them off. and would fight any
suit they might bring through all the
courts without regard to expense. At
least one case is known where the dep
uty oil inspector. in 4 city to which oil
had been shipped by an outside dealer,
received from the State Inspector per-
emptory orders by telegraph, before the
oil had arrived. to condemn it. In the
South the Standards control is absolute.
1t has now stretched out its hands to
grasp the turpentine trade, and its pecu-
liar tactics have already been disastrous
" felt in the turpentine market.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
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TWO MARES

dark hay 10 wears old. sound anu S el
IN lh;,>i. Of harness DOLLY. l2ht pay. !'"t'
IN hit m,,,T and gentle in all kinds "i harness
o', COW = wears old good mixer, Will I've IN
profit soon. ,,o,
,p,11yG IMPLEMENTS. &c.-l GeIi i,:.
- E,rrioye nearly new, butt ny h,!,io,
towu i ,,n do by the same builder; a',y',
heaf.ii No So Wiley Pillow, ana D., 30. "o
CuitiE'iiI",. rork Rope and Books Bioch an"
h"S ~ ~ othcr Rope Keystone tn','us NJ nN,
fa.. 10y Eon Pcnnock Cornsheiler. J. h'' ie
iSiih,rrnw nearly new. fTinnslp , s.iaTJ
Whee,,;,' ii Ua-Bush- Measure r." S' InSi
Spades i.n i,i s;nrcadcr Chain. lot oi ,oFii
Chalh' ci1,,, and Bells. lot OF Seamless ~ ',n
Fodder. iy 7,ewl Mcar Ho@shead. io1 " ID "
| i'nnsa'nt Royes H,am and yeas. '''"
| Hnwin. Scythc. lot OF oia lfoii' ~ ,,o,s =,
| nrpSS sets Of Lead harness, s,ts =,
| HAhS r . sets Of Carriage harness. p'',t
| STAG ii and Hames = Breast straps n,.,i y
! OF lraes i,'ns pow Lines. Saddle anu ~, III
| nouinrs Kind Brides. Haitcis' Nech 'A''
! uitching Straps. ,,,,>- rIrRNITJ7RI
unITSrHOLD and KITCHEN r, nh- AirtTi.rh
ifynok Stove and fiNtufe. 81 other Tables.
stove. -, Machine (nearly nc",l lot VI ~, - =
| "ee'i rnrcnu stand. lltsh. | , 49,, ~ :.
st e'as, Chairs Rocking Chllts; 49, ,nr
","rm nearly new ] SIuS' SGI,ohine. and 9th,
! press | Churn. "Aani7
,ic,es 100 tedious to liieh'''', - -, =.
s.,i,~n,TIDSS OF SALE.-All sums U,
GUN ~ ~. an NIL sums over tHat ''i nv
anu UNI nv Six months will be "'N'l, =, onJnrsa
circuit i,.in,, his Note. with approN.reu vii
c,t,Itle AZ the National Ea"N u
p,,i interest If nid when u1ei 10 ocIoe,, A. NJ \
T. on. lI M to commence at ~ V,oeA -
= | nostponcment on aee'' TAYLOR GRAY.
=. = JEFF. SCOTT, Au'
i Mar 5--2w ------
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s@Truth is violated Il falsehood and
it may DO equally Outraged by silence.
"a" Fear of hypocrite and fools is IL e
greatest plague of Timing and writing.
r-We must laugh bfore we are hap
py. lest we should di without having
laughed.
Where there isnucll -nrn'Snsion,
much has been Ih----ea' "'tufe never
nrnt~~-'''
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE FARMERS MUTUAL ne
CONTAIN OF THE STATE OF pE ~, y
The Treasurer of the Company h ere,
notice that on and after February Isl, 1851
nav in cash, to the parties entitle9 10 ,ri ha,
balances standing TO the credit oil iiie.'i, ,I
hooks of the Company on polloies ~
lapsed. al oro,o,s due on s,
.;f ny W.. issneS In 1865. which have not 7
uncaie issueu ~ W. A. LAMO1
Feb lo-lm
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NOTICE TO GRE

~
THIS is to give notice, that q. ms
Cecil county, have obtaine9 an
Court of said county: letters vi
the personal estate 81 ,,,,.
lat. Of Baltimore city. deceased. Nv
;ny claims against the said deces
~. .es,ned to exhibit the same. w'is
thereof duly authenticated,
On or before the 18th day oil Al,
they may otherwise. by law, DC pc TO 70
benefit Of said estate. All per "
said estate are requested to makjS s
meut to the subscribers. Given@'
this 18th day Of January. 1881.
J. w. A
Administrators Of John J; q
Test-H. ID. MILLER, hee
Jan. l5-6w
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnersh'I

TIME Cc-Partnership heretofore ,a
L ing between John l. Foster I"" Rro j.
Foster, trading rs Johh /. sos' or,h Fast,
a samniv has been this day dissolved by y,
e eausent John l. Foster will continue tn r
Na.s and settle the accounts OF the la,s nrn
CHARLES II. FOSl
North East, Feb 10, los'.
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XL--NO.-
Road NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that app dr
~ ton will be made to the Co nrnreb 10,
Fioners at their first meeting ,a the he Flk Neck
opening of public road nc i'' WonSe Hill. to
AZ ,ht ,n ,ooT Tnrkey Point ana North East to'
SECT fnl t"e cross Roads and to run through
y, TScmas b, Mckinney. George Rampo IN !,
Puyh. Stephen Crouch, Mrs. Le'pe' anu -
Enh I'm
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ORDER NISI.
WILLIAM ]. JONES

WILLIAM ]. JONES
GEORGE d. LYNCH and JANE
his wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
No. 952.
ORDERED. This 10th day OF
~ 1881. tfat the sale OF the NOR
Estate of George ID. Lynch and Jan
his wife. made and reported py
Haines. Trustee. be fatlned anu Gon.
aan.e To the contrary thereof be show
the 18th day of April next: provid
This order be inserted in some newSl
In Cecil county, once week for one
the 18th day Of March next.
The Report states the amount
s2,7oO.0o. JAM p ,,i ~ 4
True copy; test, y AMI "' .
Feb l2-lm
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ADMINISTRATIVE Sale
OF
Personal Property.

DY virtue of an Order Of the Orphans
ID Court for Cecil county. the undersigned, as
Viii .cli al Public sale. ON the premises, on
March the 10th, 1881,
the following Personal Property, belonging to the
estate of said deceased ta-wit:
/ Falling-top Buggy. ! Buffalo Robe lot
OF Posts and Rails. l Meal Chest, !
Grain Chest, 1 Halcbushel Measure,
Boxes. / No. Emerald Cook stove
and Fixtures. Parlor Stove, with
Heater. Dining Table, / Medicine Case,
| Book Case, 8 Cane-seat Chairs
Clock, &c shares of Stock in the Ma
tional Bank OF Rising Sun, Hay by
the ton. one-lialf interest III - acres
Wheat now growing in the ground.
CORNELIA II. TURNER:
Administrative ei DR.. James Turner, dec d.
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IMPORTANT NO

The County COmmiss
their meeting on Febrp
adopted the following O
portant to persons dea
the county:
"ORDERED, That a
presenting bills againsr
ty be required to eNhibir
of the Commissioners
agent for each item.
G.. w. CRUK
Feb lq-2m
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Also. at the same time and place.
cam nnw . Sp0aTS, 20 CHICKENS,

i-, az rolsirads . Beds and Pillows. = Stands.
, iRnrcnus Washstan,i. l Toilet Set. 2 Looking
Glasses. Hat Rack. Hall Lamp. ~ YARDS h;ts
Carpet. large Dining Table Side lap,s ;;, mst'I
.tair Rods Cupboard. Queenswarc. Glassware
:ruhs. Churn. Buckets, Mix Pans Cream hS's.e;
Lard Firkin Meat Bench Sausage Gutter. L ara
Stra ner large Iron Pot Fiat irons. nen ',i anu
TURNS OF SALE.-All sums OF $40 ana
MIR en- b: on all sums over $40, a credit o. 80
nnn;hs will he given the purchaser giving note
with approved security. payahle AT Tue t
~, r. Rising sun with interest from date !
not n.jd when due. Rp-These terms apply u
both sales. ,o,,o,xN
20 '''''0 CORNEI-EA H. TURN Elk.
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PVRLIC SALE.
Rp Is ~ 90

,,uE subscriber will sell at Pubic sale I,e
M ,,r,,rises now occupied by him. on the
20, 9n r rnv leading from Elkton to Cowah'o""
G lhnri distance from the latter place on
MONDAY. MARCH 14th. 1854
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ORDER NlSI.
ELLIS ID. VILLA.

rs.
HEIRS OF STEPHEN con AND .
Tn the Circuit Court for Cecil county.
No. 1881.
ORDERED, This 18th day OF I
VA. D.. 1851. that the sale made an
nv James T. Mccullough, trustee ioi
the Real Estate OF stephen toN. w
ratified and confirmed, unless e a..., /,
trary thereof be shown on OF p'io, thi
Of April next: provided, a copy o, IN; ,nl
inserted in some newspaper ~
county. once week Tor one hoh'A' oe'
day Of March next. ,t or
$30O.00. JANI Ills A
True copy: test, JAM s1'7 ~
Feb PIN.
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PRESIDrIAL INAUGURATIoNS.

Generames Abram Garfield, OfOhit
the twerh president of the Unite,
States. ' nausurated at Washington
on the Asst. His Inauguration is tL
twenty On that has takenplace at III
openinga regular presidential term
but theIve been three other occasion.
Wen Vresidents became President:
of the cd States and entered 3.
office betty taking the oath pr,e
ed by constitution.
The Inauguration, THAI. 10y
Georgashington, to& ~
Both oril, 1889, in. in thu
the Pnt Intersection o.
chamber thn order to tal
and III Houses. the
presenc tlRstitution. "1g
scribed BY says Judge /:
public culs adjoining
ian "pen 4,
chamber I Is
az tkoanIse :, 49," So
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nF PERSONAL PROPERTY.

yoke of good Work "Ion,>' years "I"'
durham Bull; two-year old Heiter'
Fat Steer.
. WORK HORSES. / MULE, l two
yaar old COLT, : large Chester W hite
BROOD SOWS-wiIl have pigs by day
Of sale, good sized SHoAIs, s"oo
stock.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &e-l iour1n"tse
u-arnn OK Cart, Champion Mower 'iio Nal Mcap,
w Win drop attachment VIM; Ansoa VIZ" uou
y y, WY REAPER fnearly new. l bniiara ,ina
TejJer NEARLY new Hay Flats wi.n i,n,n
80 i :rttIiu Cornshe!ler. (new.l tofh Wv sarr
ga for nlurk!n. corn ground snakes our Low
so - &c / carriage lag"rr WAGON; Tylacus
DIV o. rirhthand Wiley Pillow. l,onh'e 'itrp1n'
IT, Fork Blocks and l2J ieet "i Rore. .. @n
,inSrnw double and SinGie-tfees Jockey ''''N'
Hnrsadr,s Harness Collars, HalterS, AZ.
marry FIXTURES.-l large morse pm VI !,
chnrn and sweep Power Tor ehurins. !"t %. It,
t,,s Lot of large oh!oug MILK Fans (n" t,
n, av. Gallons lot OF SIN I'll round Min an
nm,isr Seaiss and may other articles TOO 'e"i''
| 10 mention. h,r,
| a--S,Ic TO commence at - SI3ck M S,'..'
- attendance will no given anu .tt nIs,nI r.
| known by and naVID STEELE.
| / G. HINpMAN, Auet.
h-Cw
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WHOLE No. 1890

extend, they shAAe ,u - --.-
equal protection of n s'ou men, Protection
the The 90 liners benefit -.
suffrage is still the At give the
statement of the perence " science
ton. is alleged many Our manuf,ct
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-10
The Old Mans Ghost.


Several days ago, celebrated spirit
ualst came to Little Rock, and stated
that before giving a public entertain
ment he would give a seance, where
any member of a small invited circle
would call up the spirits Of their friends
and converse with them. By mistake
man from down the river was admit
ted, man whose reputation for deeds
of violence would not place his spirit
above par in the soul market. After
listening awhile to rapping, horn.blow-
ing and gauze veil naturalization, the
bad man arose and said
Say, Cap'n, whar's the old mans
ghost3"
What old manp" asked the medium.
"My old man, the governor, Call
him up"
what is his namep!
"Tom Bealick; call him up!'
II don't think we are in commune
cation with him tonight"
whats the matter, wire downp
mo, the old gentleman is off on a
visit"
Nov, here, jest shut mp your ward
robe and turn on your light. If you
don't give the old mans ghost show,
the thing shan't rum
wait; I'll see il he'll come" said
the spiritualist. "lf he raps three
times he is willing; il only once, he has
other engagements"
A sharp rap sounded.
ale is unwilling" continued tue
spiritualist.
Now, here said the bad man,
"that want my ole mans knock.
Why, eff he'd hit that table he'd spin
tered it. Call him up" and drawing a
revolver the ailectionate son cast sc.
we're look on the medium.
$40 tell the truth, cant call him
up"
"Tcll him that | want to see him.
That II fetch him"
"No; he won't come, but | beg Of
you to be patient Wait; alb, he will
come presently. He is here and de-
sires to talk with YOU He says that no
is perfectly happy, and that he longs
for the time when you will be with
him. He is one of the rulers in the
spirit land"
.Cap'n, you're the infernalist liar in
Arkansas
"Why SO, sir?'
"Because the old man is in the city
prison, drunk as fool" Little Rock
Gazette.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-10
Tom 0chiltree,

"Wel, Colonel Ochiltrce," said John
Russell Young, gazing at the blue ring
of smoke just expelled from his lips,
between which Reina Victoria was
balanced, edo you mind telling us how
YOU came TO desert from the ranks of
journalism" Tom Ochiltree. careful
ly sitting down his glass of Perricr Ju-
ct, said: "What boys! lid never tell
you that storyp Why, its one of the
most remarkable events of my life!
When Young first knew me can say
without conceit that was a star of the
first magnitude in the literary firma-
ment. had proprietary interest in
real live paper down in Texas. The
Houston 1elegraph was a morning and
evening paper, had weekly edition,
and was the leader of public opinion
all over the South. tell you that
when man quoted the Houston 1'eie.
g,uph he was listened to- and the pa
per was celebrated for its truthfulness
and terse English wherever that Ian
guage is spokenand don't YOU forget
il! 1t was a big paper, and we were
tisements coming in 50 fast, that |
thought it would be fair thing to have
little relaxation In the way of spend
ing u few of the summer months in Eu-
rope. II isn't Il bad thing on the other
side TO be known as the editor of u
prominent newspaper in America and
soon found myself sought after, and
perhaps too conspicuous, which is not
at all in my line.
Well. Jim Bennett and we're stroll
ing down the boulevard one evening
smoking our cigars, after n good din
ner at The Cafe Angais. We had three
or four dukes and u couple of earls
with us, and. think, q baronet or SO
dim is partial to English nobomen),
when Bennett suddenly halted the whole
party at the telegraph Office under tho
Grand Hotel, saying: Hold on, dukes;
have got u big dispatch to send to the
New York He,uM just handed me by
my French correspondent.
We all filed In and crowded the office,
while the dukes and ears wondered at
the prodigal expenditure of the young
American editor.
WASN'T going to be behind hand as
an American editor, so, says !, "How
much will the telegram costp"
'Sixty thousand five hundred
francs says the operator, land dirt
cheap, too"
SAYS l: duplicate The dispatch TO
the Houston Telegraph. With your
permission, jim" says l.
BY Gordl gentlemen; the whole thing
was autographed TO Tcxas--four col
umes. solid--and tho Houston 1cio-
graph went to protest the next day. l
haven't been taking much interest in
newspapers since. prefer politics,
aud that's the exact truth about the
matter. just wake up John Russell
Young. will you, aud wen take .
drink" ~,
Col. John 9. Whitney,
Of Atlanta, Ga, says ho owes his lite 70
Warmers Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure.
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A Valuable Experience.

Few men are better known throughout
the Methodist denomination than y. w.
Bartine. u. d., M. d. Speaking Of most
critical incident in his life, he said "Some
time since found myself suffering from
what il known rs Albuminuria. BY the
use Of reliable test | found albumeu 10 the
urine, ard III some slight degree in n few
instances IN c0agulatcd state. suffered
from dropsy, particularly about the ankles
slight pains about tho kidneys, u dcrangc.
mcnt Of digestion, great drypess Of the skin,
attimcs much thirst, and Of course grad
uni failing of strength. This was about
the state OF things when commenced us
ing warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
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| took about six tablespoonsfuls every day
for week, when l found all my symptoms
decidedly improved, and at the end OF two
weeks II was difficult to detect any trace Of
albumen. Having imprudently taken cold,
! had very slight relapse some two weeks
ago, when began again using the medi-
cine, and am now as well as ever" The
doctors symptoms are as common as head
ache, and yet, unless taken in time, they
may lead to the worst results, which the
remedy above named will certainly prevent.
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THE DAILY MORNING. 10,

the better OF me where Eva was con.
cerned," and he smiled, ''you may
have my daughter, Harold. And !
think we all will be very happy"
ITO think you knew all the while Of
my old time infatuation for your lovely
little step.mother, Ethel" Harold said,
severely, when he had put the whole
matter before her.
"Of course / knew, and--Harold, I
was Jealous Of the remembrance, lots
of times. But never will be again.
never! Only Harold. IL you had mar
ried her what would have become OF
poor papa and mep'
"But we didn't you see," he returned,
as he drew her close to him, and smiled
in her eyes and kissed her red mouth,
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THE POWER OF ARRESTING DISEASES dis
kuowlcdgcd by the medical faculty in every acc
ton where II hiss been introduced; and the large
sale IL ts best gGsraree of the imation IN which
II is held by the public. For the effect produced by
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP or
HYP0PHOSPHITEs,
the inventor will refer TO the medical gentlemen
whose letters are attached hereto
Extract from letter
LYNN, Mass, March /, 1876
Messrs Fellows n Co., st, John y b,
Gents; | have prescribed your bellows Hypo-
phosphites), IN my practice, for some hundreds of
patients. where its use was indicated, with unite
satisfactory roenl,s, A. l. Me- RThUR, NJ. D.,
- South Common At
ELBRIDGE SIMPSON, NJ. D., of Hudson, n, Y b,
writes.
~ have used the Syrup Of Hypophosphtes made by
MIR. Fellows In cases Of Consumption and other
Lung and Throat diseases, with the mort
gratifying results
EDWIN CLAY, NJ d. of Pugwash, MS, writes
!" know of no better medicine for persons suffer
ing from exhaustion Of the powers OF the Brain and
Nervous System. IRON long continued study,or the
cough following typhoid Fever, &c, &c.
CHANDLER CRANE, OF Halifax n. s., writes
" ! have used IL freely in my practice both In dis.
eases OF lhe Chest. as Consumption and Bronchitis,
&c, an d In inan'e diseases Of the prima via, or
Stomach and Bowels with eminent success
For sale by all druggists,
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Condensed Love Poem,

Doc Wood, who, when on the Sun,
was known as the great condenser,
once got long love poem from re-
porter, recounting the love, the refusal
and the departure OF an impassioned
swain. 1t was cleverly done and would
have made a columrfin the Sun. Fan
cy the poets surprise when he saw it in
the paper in the following shape.
DO you love me little maidenf
mol!
Then think I'd better go.
That's so.
Adieu!
Nym C,1nkle.
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Col. John 9. Whitney,
Of Atlanta, Ga, says no owes his lite u
Warmers Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-01
Got Rid of Him.

THE citizens of Gunnison city want
Il ed to be rid of one chap. Some OF
them met and passed the following res
olutons:
Resolved, That a committee of five
be appointed to wait on Calabash Sam,
late of Deadwood, and inform him
that after sunrise tomorrow morning
this crowd will open fire on him with
the intention of furnishing a corpse
for our new graveyard.
The committee of five went out to
find Samuel and deliver their message.
shanty, shotgun across his knees and
q pipe in his mouth, and he preserved
silence while the chairman of the COM
mittee read the resolution, then he
asked:
"That means me, does it?"
sit does"
"They don't like my style of carving
and shooting, eh ?"
"That's what they kick on.'
"Well 1 won't go You haven't got
nun hOh III OhO WhOlC NdllCy W uElNc
Calabash Sam rod. Return to the
convention and report I'm here for the
season."
6 forgot to menshun," continued
the chairman in careless voice, as he
leaned on his gun-"I forgot to men,
shun that the convention has adjourn
ed. This committee thus finds itself in
an embarrassing situation, and it sees
only one way out of it. Onless you'll
agree TO pack up and travel this COM
mittee will feel called upon toto"
"To begin shooting, you mean ?'
Exactly, Samuel; exactly. You
may have already observed that two of
the committee have got the drop on
your"
81 see.''
"Corpses riddled with buckshot have
very unpleasant look" continued the
chairman, as he rested his chin on the
muzzle of his gun.
Yes that's so."
"And it's kinder lonesome, this
being the first plant in new burylng-
ground"
Yes, it may be.'
"And SO take 1t all around, the COM
mittee kinder INDUCES in the hope that
you'll see fit to carry your valuable
society back to the Black Hills. You
may have observed that three shot-guns
each under full cock, are now looking
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straight at y0. We don't want to bluff,
but It's getting nigh supper time.''
swell after looking the matter over,
I'm convinced that these dIggings won't
pan out low grade ore, and 4 guess I'll
take a walk"
Right OFF,"
eyes"
Right up this trail ?"
Eyes"
every well. While the committee
feels sorry to see you go, and wishes you
all sorts OF luck, 1t hasn't time to shake
hands. Step of, now, and for fear you
amt used to walking, we'll keep these
guns pinted up the hill until you
turn the halfm mile boulder Tarla.la |
march ~