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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-29
NEIGHBORtIOOD NEWS.
pELLA1Rg.

4 Barnard, coal works will be Idle Tor a Alma
atier the tir,t OF July.I III - : - -. Il
,,,.. t,,,. $500, a., VS. i..... , -
'sS La 1gesaau s'sief' " 1e"'s M!'is
az. 10. us.,,,' l.. al. :. .T-s.. !,
~. tsaav p9G.n - aua.hsa po.uco !" us
'eS.oe"ee' VI = n'''' ''e'en'' STREE.
Albert Henry, young son OF Charles
Henry, died yesterday Of diphthcria. n
/ Some very heavy and clear leo wa, brought
to Bellaire from Lake Erie yesterday. ,,jI5S
+. ". Sanders moved iuto the new office
he has had added to the Bellai,e Window
Glass Office. fsIr, WI 'tt'6Il 1sfII
I ,rhs ,nrbsr ~ ,,,,os owrod T., ua,,.,,,
,,h ,,,nJ ~, f,n,,. i,,.i, "" J., ~, pv,a ta,
than ever before. n 1880 o " ~
Tho old hose house adjoining The city
building is a lively place with the limesto,,e
breakers working for the benefit OF the city
treasury. +r'lG {}''P III 4
Tho Mayor appointed Frank Ar,e,t night
Waterman In tic Third ward vice Turner,
resigned, but the Council has now refused 10
confirm him. I'm X .l'st5 iiiL5t.
Tom Moore, OF the Stamping Works, was
selzed with cramps Tuesday evening SO sou.
erely that 1t was doubtful for time whether
he would survive. y. aW.Dt sla.ll
The boat OF N. Brown 4 Son that has been
lying here some time taking OF, st,pplies OF
woodwork, glass hardware, and so forth. has
gone on down the river, wsis,. 1,l,i 1a@
Some OF the larger blocks OF granite for the
Soldiers Monument arrived yesterday, and
were unlohded from the cars near the Bel
mont gIaSs house. It was n days Job ind six
horses were required to haul tho wagon TO
the Square. ..l'.
Council has ordered nm eirht font croqs;r,
TO be made on Union street, opposite the
Post Office. A wide crossing will be needed
there. but we need some other crossing
doubled that are now onlya single path OF
stone barelya foot wide. z.,s,.s - r.
aa.a 4l,.: x MARTINS yEpny l.3 E.
b Mr. John T, po,,,. ro,,rn.,
trivia ' pi,t.hna nIi ias; fe.ureu from brief
Mr.. Daniel Carr. n wcll.tnor, ,ir,r /.
seriously III with lumbago, and n movement
Is on foot to prepare funds for his relief. NJ a
Another splendid shower drencbed ihe
land hereabou,s yesterday, and tho tarmcrs
IRE pleased WIN tue prospects for big crops.
- The picnic OF Thoburn Post, GA. r., at
WMnui uiove, on tne fouflh, promises to be
s s,ah n. s'sSess' nm u Inc weather should
PROVE iine the'e WIZ DC great crowd.
:, The damage to the new building OF the
Union Glass Works Is no longer apparent
n nc 81 nus pue cleared away and The
WIN VI .eeo'' :i ID wei uhtdefprogress
Washington street business continues to
grow ut rapid rate, Mr.. Jas.>Vanpelt is
ons'ly engaged In arranging his new drug
store, on Second street, hear Washington,
which WIZ be opened for business next week,
ana Mrs Dan Wagner has opened new con.
iectionery and Ice cream saloon. -[7.'-
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/ GAMBLER, O., June aS.-kenyon College
Is alive to-day with the celebration OF lis
coming commencement. The alumni from
MI parts are pouring in. "Ex.president
Hayes and vile are here, also Chief Justice
Wniia .f.'- ~. .....s q EEz,F7 $40
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fnurth Of j ulz Celebration.

The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Singing So.
ciety; Eiit celebrate the Fourth OF July on
the New Fair GROUNDS by grand picnic. In
connection With speeches. SsB's, .pHsic aud
dancing. Balloon ascension 10 The qftsrroop.
Refreshments Of all kinds. Good osdef will
be maintained. Everybody Is invited, \
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EASKroS, DAsors, Juno 2s.-Reporss
from the Red River Valley, the great spring
wheat section OF Dakota, show prospect
OF 100000 bushels OF wheat, or doablo
last years crop. All root crops are in good
condition. q
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d 9 3 ]. a:||n'tte'l|.liq&luarl|:-..
OnIce: hos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street


An Eligible Farm For Sale. h
Sale of Accounts
Regular Kanawha Packct-Steamer W. n
ri IL siFall .y.s5. If II,
For Rent-Cottnge on Camp Ground.
Proclamation by the Mayor.
Palace Rcfrigerators. II
Fourth Of July Fire Works. ,.arssl.l
For Sale-Steinway Piano.
lilo for the Fourth. res '-l
Just Arriyed-uead OF Local. r.
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f.G. Caldwell handles the proiluct Of
the Riverside Furniture Factory. Suye
20 per cent at 800 and 1909 Market
street.
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Mrs. S. s. kisner, No. 1911 Main street, this
week will offer her entire stock OF millinery,
ncckwear and gloves ut cost, Those wishing
bargains should call early. ~ III
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Politicians lsOfIbett.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June os.-Last night
thieves entered the rooms OF the Erie dele
CATION to the Democratic State Convention,
and relieved them Of their watches and
money. sss 'ss'. a1
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Mrs. s. S. kisner, No. l07l Main street, this
week will offer her entire stock OF millinery,
ncGkweur ind gloves Mt cost. Those wishing
bargains should call early, - 9
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Tou can buy lhs Celebrated coss.seu,ei
Novelty Clothes WrirsGr Of Boyd, MarSc,
Square, for cash. Just one:hali The rrics
Charged by rsddiefs Tor thirl.c!ass wringars.
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WANTED,
MN \ TED-AGEyTc..''

WA nj En-AGENTS IL r;::,-,.-.
al portion o. The United st "a IN EVERY
"a. BENEVOLENT Association Of TSihy the uHIS,,
T rsni renonS 1nlcc, los N.,CSaIhla iOt f.
Etauhsisco. Cal. Plans oiiSipSi Sn Mte,i a.
paia ia g esS sys No, ts
given. CorrestondeSSS us ,ftSS',9sdel. MitSss
Members. Opportunity Of s Wts,iot Apth, ~
punt Tree. send stamps for ts,,H, 'ne iot G.,sS
~! li journal Certificate. ii 90 SnS And NIriIS
III, ~ pala Within % days ci mStt.S,st"S H.
L%.SI. fenr,
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FAMILIES supplied with Ice Cream
and Refreshments Mt moderate rates by
Mrs. Zeigcnfelder, No. &C Twelfth street.
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sections l9G, 600 shares.

new YORK, June 2S.-Cotton nominal nj 10 7.:6n
u 9l6c; futures steady Flour ull; rcecpts 10 OOO
barrels exports 2aoo barrels Wheat 15aic higher
exports ISL 900 bushels. No. spring ST 81, unrtaded
)! u nngraded red 81 Is: No. red 81 IS: No rcd
u ": No. edo Sli754al 4Slii: mixed winter 81 as
3sA: steainer No. white 81 Is; No. | white saiTs
1900 bushtl at 81 3e1; No. red June. sales IrI 0D
bushels a. 81 iislhl 49, closing at 81 49,; Jmly,
s. 2s5al ~ closing at s. 2sjjSal ": August, saes
SGS o00 bushels ut 81 legal Y; closing nj 81 .J:
September, sales l6s.0O1 bushels nj 81 iSaI iS{5
coaing at 81 lSS. Com, cash lots shaddte
better Tor options: rcccpts 1900 bushels: cxports
$50 bushels; mngraded s0aSO1sc; No ., SIasiTc In
store: &c delivered: 80. . June SOISasltIc:
JMly s074tolHc, closing at eGssc: August SIS
s?IS cl0siiigat slAc September S,1Iassf.r. closing
at.3+c; October SLASH 4cclosug 11t: Noveml,c It'll
oh's cash IasEc lower; receipts i0O61 h,ishclS eS
potts none; western naked G9s&3e; white do GsI,Gsc
ilo3c. sugar quiet Molasses Unchanged Petro.
lcum dl md weaker; United 53l.,c cr,ie (;Latsrc.
refined &C; Thttow tirn,er. R6sin ouiet. E:.sss
western fresh higher mud firm at .0Tn2ie, Pc.
visions strong and higher: mess pork sd oaoI x.
ct meats scarce. Land steady: nslnle steam SIC 10
firm at 7al0A. .s, I,' ''- 1t'ee -:
NEW foHS,Jun ?s.-wooI-Qulet but steady.
nomGstc aeeec Seai6c; pulled lsai,c; uuyyshcd III
NEW loEK June 2S.-LgA1uen-FIrm: hemloes
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LADIES and all sufferers from neuralgia,
hysieria, md kindred complaints, will lind
without rival Browns Iron Bitters, D%w
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Thermometers Record. @
The following, shows the range Of the ther.
mometer, as observed at Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday: % = il
1881 a, ~ 1882
u 70 % 81 80 s. 81 30
2 WAsllNsroS, c., June %, 1 A. M.-For
Tennessee and The Ohio Valley, local rains,
easierly to soatherly winds, stationary or
slight rise In temperature.
For the Lake Region, fairweather, preceded
IN tue southern portion by local rains, north
west 10 southeast winds. g-.,-.5i 5.1ga
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The usual merchants lancli ut The New
McLurc HDnsc Sample Rooms daily.
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A fine selection OF music will be played a
the Fountain Saloon on Friday evening. :
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FoH trcmulousness, wakotuluess, dipsincss,
and lack OF energy, Il most valuable remedy
Is Browns Iron Ditters. t&w
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Take "BLAcK,pRAUGHTp and Won

will never be bilious. 5s-z.
For sale by Logan Il Co. sl Is y =. 'i z
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A SURE, positive cure for costivencss. Man
ALlS. 81 Fts, ga 49, xxi -
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Fon piles, consI patton a1da torpid liver.
acyer fail to take MASALlS. sd Z e III
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NOTICE.

ITO THE CREDITORS OF CUlpIT
= L. SoLTE, decc6sd-iu plnn,H.,,, aMLS
cree OF the Municipal tour, Of Whc%tinrs % Dat
cause therein pending, t0subjeci ths ~, lSt
me said Charles T. SoltetOihe iay,spai ri X 'ht tta
Won nFe required 70 rreschL your claIDs sr,DS I,
estate OF The sa!d Charles I. N0e for al nIs,S4
to John wHl,o9, Esq., 4; his office, Ia t,S1 1SIS
SS.tsest IN ne G'y Wheeling Ohio Coan,y Is S
T TG.orE 'Ne Ssn hA cA Of July, rs! &!Ss
Whn"i s d. IA, isfi GletS Of MID Municipal tsTs
my9 Th TflNM rs II. DAKRIiTc,A
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FOR RENT,

FQR RENT-TO SMALL, piH,~
-. New House OF four MON, T., 'hMlly
n KSni r rSssorable to desirable iena@ W. lte
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1907 Prizes, amounting to..... r&
Applications for n,cS 10 cluLs 'h9.lM m 1.s.l
only 10 the office Of thv COMPANY III :; ss sSt,TEid
For further Information, ~ji!t Clc4t!;t nd tt1,
address. Send orders by cxWr%0'R
OF money order by ynsll, EddnH'td &4i,'Rnpaly
4 ~ - New OrlsAEt -
or MA. DAUplI1S, v.,n,,oa, DC.
b !ss4'r COZ Seventh street, N@h'''s'o NJ, y
n. B.-0t2cH addressed " hrS "i'tj1%9I s1t.
ceivc prompt attention -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Ngw Yogx. June IS Money 2alx per cent
Prime Mercantile PAPER A1sajh per cent. Sterling
Exchange bankers bills steady nj 81 SIX: demand
| 81 Ss4. ~ s5 .I.F & l7
GovERsxESIs-weak and generally i. per cent
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For sale by Logan & Co.

Dcauty, health, and happiness for ladies
! in "WINE OF GARpuL" .}is4'i s.1=
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SWINE OF cANpU!' four times day
makes happy household. -
For sale by Logan &c Co.
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~
&5 REDEMPTION OF
Public Building Loan B(nh

The holaen Of the above named bond, AN A,,.
by notified that bonds OF the following npr nv
namely D. q, Is. a2, 20. 81, 10, f5. ;IN
g. ~. 80. ~ Ill. liz, I3N, hi, IsS. III
i0s, l.a. 1D5, have beeII drawn by 10, In M" MI
lice with the provisions Of the ordinance I5S,.
iLlng the same. and will be paid Al ,be Etb,ss
bank OF Wheeling July !, lss.., at which In ~
will cease 10 bear interest, '>'' A'-' w
fjcl5LTh ~ - II '-t-' ' tVaA'
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT BENT
store-room No, 1905 Min s,,s. !.
when completed will DO one % "r5f W
slxly.seyci feet deep, with ,w %up " VI
Enquire Of 'VeP
mh20 Il - las + 49,,
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BRIDGEPORT.

The Martins Ferry correspondent Of the
Register is mistaken in bis notice of the resig.
nation Of w. II. Wallace, of Pittsburgh, 10
take charge OF the mould shops at HE
LaDelle Glnss Works Bridgeport. The
mould department OF the IaBeile is under
the able management OF Mr.. Charles BALM.
ger OF Pittsburgh. by whom Mr.. Wallace
was recently EMPLOYED, So -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

Mr.. Burnand. 81 Punch, the" Happy
Thought" man. thInksof coming 70 THE
country 70 lecture.
Mr.. Dayton. % New jersey. Who
goes a. Minister 10 the Netherlands. n
q son II the candidate for Vice Presi-
dent on the Fremont ticket IN 1856.
His father was Minister 10 France. under
President Lincoln, and died IN Paris.
In Simsbury, Conn, Joseph Toy,
q wealthy manufactures. Of scyenty-tW0
years. Lost bis wife last September. Six
weeks ago his son died. leaving 3
widow. Mary. aged thirty. The BE-
reayed Toys consoled each other re-
Gently BY becoming man and wife.
Mr.. Blainc's oration upon the Lilo
and character II President Garfield has
hecn engrosscd upon sheet Of Bristol
board By resident Of Philadelphia. who
proposes 70 present this result Of . long
and patient labor 10 Mrs. Garfield. -
Indianapolis Journal
Prof. Vennor has the rheumatism,
and il not in an angelic humor. IN
reply 70 inquiries about the meaning q
the aurora and sun spots, he says he
thinks we will have cold and wet
summer, and he Is not sure but he will
allow rs one frost . month from now
until next September. - Chicago 1rib-
unc.
Cardinal Manning Is preparing his
"reminiscences for publication. Speak
| ing Of his boyhood, be remarked that
| he had been looking over some Of the
1 Ioffarz Ia had written IN his adolescence
ssand It struck me while reading them"
said the Cardinal, !" what particularly
lively youth must have beerr The
first part Of the "reminiscences viii be
issued ere long Chicago Tribune.
Almost every one remembers the
peripatetic crank, Daniel Pratt, calling
/ himself the "Great American Travel
err" and announcing himself as q can
didate for President of the United
States. That venerable old tramp has,
il Is reported, just passed his seventy
third birthday, and the Buffalo Express
gives currency to the report that he con-
iinues to lie with all his pristine celeri-
~ and fluency.
Senator Fair gave dinner TO the
Justices Of the Supreme Court and their
wives. Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine and Miss
Dodge (Gail Hamilton) few evenings
ago. The affair was said to be the
handsomest Of his banquets yet given,
and all the arrangements on princely
scale. The table was an oval flower
bed. lighted with crimson wax lights
and the cards and menus the most cost
II souvenirs Of their kind.
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The cheapest railroad trip recently
recorded u that which some economical
person has just made from Detroit,
Mich. 10 this city. ID having been DC
complished in securcly-locked freight
car. The car was loaded with lumber
1t Muskegon and sealed BIZ the customs
authorities At Detroit, and il was some
where between those points that the
traveller began bis journey. The car
was six days On the road and laid an
other day at the Central Vermont
freight station here. The seals were
then broken and the car unlocked. and
before il was unloadcd the tourist der
parted without being observed by any
one. II was found that he had cut 4
hole six inches III circumference In the
end Of the car for ventilation and for
the purpose of observing the scenery on
the route; ana the seven days had ap-
parcntly hecn passed comfortably.
though perhaps somewhat monotonous-
". The traveller departed 50 hastily rs
10 leave his baggage which consisted Of
a valiSc containing q quantity Of cigars.
cigarettes. bananas. oranges, six
shooter and two nzors. - Bennington
(Ft.) Free Press
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The story Of Hilton's acquaintance
with A. r. Stewart. according 10 the old
gentleman. was this: "A. Il. Stewart
had his law business done BY Campbell
a Murray. an old law firm in which
Mr.. Hilton was employed as clerk at
ten dollars 4 week. One day Stewart
HAD contract drawn up, and as Young
Hilton did Il very cxpcditiously and
satisfactorily, he made him present Of
three dollars. That was the very first
money Hilton received from Stewart,
who subsequently took him as his per-
sonal and confidential law adviser. with
4 salary of $4,000 per annum. From
three dollars. the iii~t donation, 70
81. 100000, The last gift under the will.
was certainly good bound upward. I"
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The Irishman's definition Of proph-
ecy--the memory Of events that are not
yet transpired.
--Thackeray's idea Of dandy i given
in the following note lately printed IN
newspaper Of Hull. England: my
dear Edward, a dandy Is m individual
who would be lady Il he could, but -
he can't, does All he can 70 show the
world he not 3 man. That Is my idea
AZ any rate. y
Several new motors for propelling
horse cars are being invented. They
are really not needed. II you want 70
make horse car travel fast, signal 70
the driver that you want 70 yet on board.
| II il Is about his dinner time he can be-
relied on to furnish all the motor the car
needs. 49, Ttras Sitfings.
.' Dad. were you ever fish?' The
4 individual TINS addressed lowered his
chin and gazed over his spectacles at
the boy in speechless establishments
s.Oh. don't get mad at me. dad. for
asking YOU" continued his inquisitive
offspring. Mrs. Cody came in after
\ you had gone. yesterday. and asked MA
\ what she would do If you were dead.
and ma laughed and said that she
guessed there were just as good salmon
| In the sea as Won are ~ BrookiynEdgi
" No man shall ever kiss me except
my future husband, she said, Is he was
about leaving her Of the gate. ''Sup-
| pose agree to be your future -."
why. then I'll kiss you. she replied,
eagerly; and she did. Her mother was
informed that he had proposed, and the
old lady called around next day TO fasten
matters. and before he knew II he was
etcrnally hooked. II was mean ad-
vantage. but bird in the hand is worth
two on the front gate. Q. Rcdyunc.
Mary IS very kind 70 her mamma
| When her mamma Is busy washing the
floor. Mary remains at home and per-
forms pretty operate airs upon the
piano, ID gladden. her dear mammals
heart. When her mamma has sewing
70 do. Mary sits by her side and reads
entertaining stories 70 herself. In short,
Mary does everything she can to tighten
her mammals toll and make her happy.
Al the chief delight in life u seeing 9TH
ers happy, Mary gives her mamma ey-
cry possible opportunity 70 zee happi-
4 ness in her daughter Some daughters
are 50 neglected. Of their mamma :
happiness Is to seliishly refrain from
piano-playing when there Il work to be
done. --- Boston Transcript.
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I n a..
How Cupid managed 70 send Stephen
Barker after me never could find out;
but that y between themselves, and =
none Of my business. man good
enough for Elizabeth ana janet ana "A
such ornaments 70 Their sex. % lay ms
honest heart at my foolish little feet.
own that Tor day or two the honor Al
most turned my head
Then ! began 70 consider ! NAG
loved Norman strong ever since could
remember. and Norman had been my
friend when no one else said KIND
word 70 me. Inc case STOOD mus:
was an orphan, ieft 70 the care "a an
uncle and aunt remarkable fcr that KIND
81 propriety that wins our admiration.
ana awakens our hearty desire 20 get
away rom y; 4 nag small fortune q
Twenty-Five Thousand dollars; tnaf =.
was 70 have =. II 4 remained unmarried
un'ii \ was 'nirty-hve' or 4 married
previously WIN my Uncle approval:
Now uncle aiu not approve q Nor,
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- '-'-
Lei me sell yeus - shas W. ~ onoe sold
And, although 4 va sola me u prose - the
rwIIl rive 'i i 4 metricnl dressing, ana go
II Inc story win lose any rc'lson BY rhyme,
rhere cnme 90 the store IN village one day
A long ana iank stranger ~ homespun ar-
Ana Good 'mornln' said he, - dinldent
rye ,;;: 4: ss"' " 2 ''~n f'' y q :
the proprietor nodded and chccriy spoke:
Well, what can I DO for you neighbour and
~wal one " o. wife's knittin' needles - broke
they nowr'
sThcy'rs tv ,,,,. censs apiece" wal say Mis-
.rvc sci fresh ess. an my vito 90 %
swap me ne exr for the needIe'-it seems BIT
nut the things about even-irs big 'un'
yer scc.'
said the etorekeepcr. presently: "well. !
ne la!d down the needle and put the ess
when me scuntryman blurred out: "Ain't yer
Totreat new customer q, I'm dry"
Though staggered little, 4 must % CON
tossed.
ny the customer coming 4 rather TOO
yct smilinriy granting the MODEST request.
The dealer responded: Well. what shall 4
bcy'
t. wal. q drop or Madairy. reckon I'll pass;
i've bin used ter thct Sec ever since was
The rtorr.krcpcr handed q bottle aud glass.
IA generous
horn.
For moment he eyed the gratnitous dram
With tho air III q man who must something
resign.
Then blnndly rcmarSei - yer know that
very partial % mixing an egg in my wincy
well. let rs hnsh this natter beg:
You're very particular though, ! mus
Tho ssor~keeper muttered ana handed a.
The Identical one ne had taken in pay.
On the rim q the tumblcr the man broke tn
she'll
r. cs5i'inly handsome the way yer trea'
He opened il deftly. ana plumpiy Il fell
With splash, and no wOndcr-it hell double
yolk.
The customer saw and long breath he drew
Look. Mister, that egg has two yolks. Dc
Instead ~ n on< needle I've paid yer FOR t,co--
50 hard me another an then wen b
Orr Continent
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49, ,<s.
NJ. r..x t-u r..5 y
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49, 49, 'i rn wv. Ir.,.,.r. T1.c rcis
.5 IN. h-;,,;.rt o.,r.
1919 ~ .rhn~a a, Nv, 49, ,aa''' y. ,cres
'. $500, a ..r:sh
ba~ 1 u w NJ 49, ~ tskes I'M ~ old
~" =, ~ .. ' ,r,.i m. .;,ht hcfore'
rous tna. were nurnea ~ naS nh o ,a,'s
wv I''aeos n.~ -. W ..alc
AI.sr ~ 49, kone .'.; - - "n ..5
Pu','ns n'w $3.50 y; 'n',, ~. ." ,'l'. III
eacn = io.l ao 1890 IL,
'ne 'an'ps a'e nsn'e9 "A ''.a ~ J,
ne tnas ene.! III - rsh ~. nan
tney ~ n',o"su :" o"'a "', .." -. '.'s .5
na.e .a,keu 1pou. n ~ 49, s..-.' ~.
iooneu 9. eucn .a.nP ", ~ 4. Nm ~, 4:
VEL, 10y 80 ~ ~ ~. =. - 49, '.s,s
~" uaIH 49, 80, - ~.
~; m.u 49, Tr~ 1890
49, ~ t.o 49, s,,h...,cs ~ chsr-
th.t /. cs1Icd carbon When ~
jsmc 4 c,,< fhe rwo rods touch each
ofhSr. II order 70 liphl the lamp. they
q. r,,,le6 sc~rt. 'and n Won look ~ the
49, es~c',rh smof "A clssr. Won viii
- thss shs rois AZ M ouits toueh.
Thsrs !. : mail mace betw Their
-r:s. 80 th;s scsne q flIed with Ora
'1.r :. 49, ','shor ,,s,ss - IN rods, -
~ 49, q -, ,',;res Nm cxfend along TIA
s 49, Tbev have ~ ljrht. ID heat.
~ snrnd gfhe w;res ar cold. dark
and liant r. ~ were ~ nnsh The two
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