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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-08
PERSONAL.

w. w. Billson, of Duluth, is in St. Paul.
The many friends of Herman Grote will be
glad to learn that he Is once more able to leave
his room, although he is still feeble.
Ex-Alderman Thos. W. Heathcote, formerly
Of this city, but lately engaged in the lumber
ing business in the western part of the state,
is paying his old home short visit.
Rev. Mr.. Stanley, formerly pastor of the
Baptist church, at Red Wing, and more re-
Gently of Ohio, passed through the city yester-
day en- route for st. Cloud, where his wife is
stopping.
C. E. Rogers, ESQ, the we'll known railroad
contractor. at present engaged upon the st.
Cloud & Hinckley road, passed through the
city yesterday on his way to visit his family at
Faribault.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Leach, of Lyons, N. Y,
who have been spending several weeks with
their daughter, Mrs. Henry Schumacher, and
other relatives in st. Paul, leave for their
home to-day.
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Municipal Court.

Gus Peterson, drunk on the street; sentence
suspended.
Michael Donahoe, drunk; discharged on
payment of costs.
Nat Carwin, drunk; three days in jail.
Christ Johnson, intoxicated; three days in
the tombs.
VIM. Herbeck, drunk more than he could
stand up under; jail three days.
VIM. Mahoney, Geo. Fisher, Joseph How
ard. John Kelly, Chas Baker, 10 Barrett and
Eddie Wilson, for being out of employment
and sleeping in a shed, excited the suspicious
of the police and were run in. They were
given twenty-four hours to get work or skip
out of town.
Henry Brown, who was arrested for CARROT
ing and robbing, was discharged, the prose.
cutting witness not appearing against him.
Charles Parkinson, who works at the Nor.
man house, on Wacouta street, for cutting
John Nelson in the leg, was placed under $500
bond and sent to jail. The case will be heard
this morning.
Charles Lindholm, lewd conduct; continued
till August 8.
Frank Brown, larceny; discharged.
Fred Gilderman, assault and battery; con
tinued till August 10.
Selma Gustafson, lewd conduct; continued
till August s.
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Great Western Band Concert
Tonight at Grote's Tivoli.
Cyygtal Weddinp

MIR. p. O'Reagan and wife, who live at
1873 East Fifth street, celebrated the fif.
teenth anniversary Of their marriage last
night. There was present large crowd
of nice people, who brought many beau
tiful and some costly gifts for
the couple, who are very popular
in st Paul. Robert hall had
been engaged, and thither the guests
repaired and passed the night in tripping
the light fantastic to the music of waltz,
schottische and quadrille, discoursed by
Seibert's orchestra. The happy coupIe
look to be quite young, though
they have five fine boys, the ED
est being an excellent dancer.
A good supper was served at midnight
and then dancing was resumed and kept
up, with brief intervals, till nearly morn
ing. The weather was propitious and
the guests could not help enjoying them
selves
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CITY GLOBULES

The board of equalization struggled yester.
pay with the assessment In New Canada.
Gen. ]. II. Baker has just purchased herd
of short horned cattle from Mr.. Samuel
bearing, and had them sent I'D to his farm at
Mankato.
Yesterday afternoon large piece of the
cornice fell from the MeCargar block, on
Bridge square, end came within few inches of
striking child on the head.
marriage license was obtained yesterday
by Mrs. Marian B. Whitcher, widow, sixty.
two years of'age, and Mr.. James Alex Robin.
son, widower, from the district court
Yesterday forenoon span Of horses belong.
ing to Mr.. Uri L. Lamprey took a little free
run down Robert street, and In doing 80 came
IN contact with buggy, which was consider
ably injured.
The Hebrew Relief eociety are considerably
stirred UP over an erroneous report that has
been in circulation TO the effect that SITS of
The society's money had been turned over to
the Sons OF st. Jacobs Hebrew church. The
report is denied in toto, and the society stands
ready to make disbursements among the de-
serving poor, as hitherto.
LAST fall Nelson Bison was the proprietor
OF the Chippewa house, on Robert street, and
was arrested and taken to Michigan, where he
was examined and the charges were proved to
be groundless. While this was going on
Sheriff Richter seized SEINE of the property in
and around the Chippewa house, and Bisson's
business was ruined. Various parties now claim
the property thus seized amounting In all to
about 81 200. Three suits were commenced
yesterday in the district court against the
sheriff to recover the amount named above.
The temperance meeting held in Jackson
street NJ. Z. church last evening was well at
tended. After the singing of several gospel
songs the meeting was opened with prayer by
the Rev. DR.. Marshall The speaker OF the
evening, Mr.. G. W. Penniman, of Massa-
chusetts, then delivered an interesting ad
which was listened to with marked atten-
ton. DR.. Marshall, after few appropriate
remarks, then closed the meeting. The
meeting this evening will be held in the
Dayton avenue Presbyterian church.
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St. Paul Bethel Association.

Articles of incorporation of the ST. Paul
Bethel association were filed with the
secretary Of state yesterday. The general
purpose and plan ofthe association is to
organize and conduct Sabbath schools and
to promote the temporal and spiritual
welfare of river men and their families
and of such others as may be unprovided
for by regular religious or benevolent or
CARNATIONS in the city of St. Paul and
vicinity. 1t is to be auxiliary to the
Western Seaman's Friend society and its
object is to give local aid and direction
in the city to the work of said Western
Seaman's Friend society. No capital
stock is to be issued. The first officers
are as follows: President, r. Blakely;
vice president, S. +. Bunneman; secretary,
E. W. Chase; treasurer, Gen. r. w.
johnson. Annual meetings are to be held
on the first Thursday in May of each
year. The corporators are r. Blakeley,
r. W. Johnson, Geo. L. Becker, Thos.
]. Jellett, A. E. Clark, Robert Smith,
Webster Smith, E. NJ Hallowell, Jas. a.
Davidson, James j. Hill, Stephen F.
Bruneman, H. L. Pilkington, Mrs. F.
Davidson, and H. R. Brill.
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An Emigran,'s Sudden End.
special Telegram to The Globe,

DULUTH, Aug. I'll. s. Lainer, an
emigrant on the steamer Manitoba, fell
overheard while laying at the dock early
this morning. He hailed from London.
England, and was on his way to Winni-
peg. He was buried by the Canadian
government this afternoon.
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All Mineral Ores critically examined and
carefully assayed. Leave orders at a. Smiths,
manufacturer OF jewelry, 81 wabashaw
street. =. NJ. NEwsoN.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-08

IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL
J. Estate Go to an old established agency,
where the Office is constantly thronged with
customers, where the agent knows nearly ev-
cry man, woman and child in the city, knows
the city and all its additions and surround.
ings as his own home, knows the values of
all properties An Office SO situated that ev-
in the heart of the city, at the focus of the
street railways, which no buyer can fail to
find, and where the agent will see 100 custom
ers to your one, and il buying, can, from
his twenty five years. experience, intelligent
ly direct you to good Investments. 1929
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Men and ladled wanted. See Curran's adv.

See Cutters celebrated desk for bushes.
men. STEEs BROS.
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G.. w. ROBBINS, NJ. D.,

Inventor of Robbins Antrseptis Compound
(the great and successful remedy for diph-
iberia, scarlet fever, Group, etc. Is in the city
and will remain few days corner Twelfth and
Jackson streets, OF whom the remedy may be
obtained.
Consultations free on the above diseases.
References-J. NJ. Bohrer, G. J. Virtue.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, / 8.
Il. Pc :

STATE OF MINNESOTA, l..
County OF RAMSEY,
On this first day of August, 4. u 1882, before me
personally came James j. Hill, Patrick Kelly, O.
Go;zisD, r. u. Galusha. W 8. Alexander and Rufus
4. Fleming, 20 known to be the same persons de-
scribed IN and who executed the foregoing articles
OF Incorporation, and seyerally acknowledged that
they executed the same freely and voluntarily for
the uses and purposes therein expressed.
j. Killing
Seal Notary Public, Ramsey County, MINI.
s2l7-e23
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9EUREKA.'

The HAwLEY-HARRING WASHER
We call special attention 10 the following
points:
/. While costing less 90 will do double
the work of any other.
Q. No destruction to clothing.
3. viii last twenty years or more.
4. child can iuR It easily.
s. Washes many things that no other can,
as feather beds and Who'll carpets.
We will put it against ANY OTHER TWO
and give $50 if beaten. Call at 10 a. m. and
see it work, and you will also say "Eureka."
Il. g. HARRINGTON & CO.,
No. lois 4th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Mimi.
2OO-230
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INCORPORATION.

Nj Phil kWIVfl IupJplls ItP0I
OVe l-Wul LII 1ulI ulUOtilO 4lS1u
CO"nonr
-
For the purpose OF Organizing g corporation under
tne Avs Oh tne stsie OF minnesota We, the under
sgned 90 neleoy associate together aud incorporate
We SUI 90 saops ana puonsn the to'cW'ng ar
.pr,nrr,nsr
HAAoi-I IinSi'
The name of this corporation shaIl be the aSstnt
Paul Brush Electric Light Company The general
nature Of the business OF said corporation shall be
the sppi cation of electricity to purposes Of uni-
nation and motive power and the Introduction Of
electric light and electricity for pablo or private use
INTO Any Face In the county OF hamsey In the State
ten or motive power together with rights to possess
and transfer real estate, erect buildings the laying
any articles and the undertaking of any operations
that may be necessary proper for applying cleo
tricity to purposes of illumination or motive power
as Aforesaid.
The principal place of business of said corpcrs-
ton shall be In the city Of Saint Paul In the county
of Ramsey aud State OF Minnesota.
.rro,n.,
Aniio-h oEooND-
The time of commencement OF said CORPORATION
shsjl be the first dsy of AUGUST ID $3.50 and the
ericd Of its continuance shall be thirty (3OS years.
AhIicLE Third
The amount Of the capital sock Of said corpora
lars, and shan be paid In at such times ana In such
nstaents as the board of directors shall
"
to which said Corporation shall at auy time be sub.
tect shall be the sum OF Nifty thousand (s5o,o0O)
dollars
ARrIcLE FIFTH
Inc names and places OF residence OF The incof-
porAtors Of this corporation are as follows, towtt
james y. Hill Saint Pau. MINI.
farlcx Il Kelly, Saint Paul, MINI.
Conrad Go'ztsn, Saint Paul, MINI.
W. 8. Alexander. Saint Paul, MINI.
r y. 0alnsha, Saint Paul, Mtnn.
Rufus Z, Fleming, Fargo, Dakota.
Aprrcr o ervTu
The names Of the FIRST board Of directors Of said
corporation are: James j. HI Patrick Kelly,
Conrad Gotzian, W. 8. Alexander and d. Gaiu-
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OFFICES.
REAL ESTATE.

GARDEN LOTS-I am now ready to sell a
" number of five-acre lots suitable for gar
dens in Cope's subdivision of southeast
quarter of section II, town 90, range %, one
mile north of Lake Como. Terms, one fourth
cash, balance In one, two and three years at z
per cent. r. w. johnson, Mannheimer block.
21S-22O
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NOR sAI4E-Desirable building lots in
Il good location. If you want residence
or good building lot call on Lynch s. Hen.
bricks, 10i E. 3d-st. 2f1.2O
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EOR SALE-On long time, small payments
II down, handsome business and residence
lots in all parts of the city. Fl. Greve 6 Co. =,
Gllfillan block, Corner Fourth and jackson,
2lS 300
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CIRCULAR.

AS has been advertised. the partnership for
merly existing between the undersigned and
NJ. Walton has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, and in connection with this notice have
the pleasure to notify my friends and former
patrons that 1 have just returned from a trip
East, where tried my utmost to make the
best possible bargains for my new business. /
met with unexpected success, and l call the
attention of those who intend to buy anything
in the line of parlor furniture, curtains, lam
brequins and upholstery of every description,
to the fact that am able to sell all those arti-
cles Is per cent. cheaper than any other firm
in this city, and that !, at the same time,
guarantee for good taste and the best quality
Of the same. My present place of business is
in No. 1858 Robert street. On or about the LIST
day of October, shall open my new store, in
Miller's new block on Seventh street (bctween
Minnesota and Robert streets) with the best
selection of goods in the line OF upholstery
ever shown in this city. In hope to keep the
patronage of my friends who know me for
years, in my new business, I am. respectfully
yours, J. Y. SlMONEI.
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NOR SALE-Houses and lots IN all parts of
l. the city cheap and easy terms. Lynch &
Hendricks, 104 E. Sd-st. 2i1-2O
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
81. Paul Branch NV. Law & Collection Assn,

Makes collections in st. Paul in all parts Of
the United States. Unequalcd facilities for
collecting doubtful debts. Attends TO legal
business IN all courts. First class attorneys
In ell parts Of the country. Legal documents,
wills, deeds, mortgages, bonds, DISPOSITIONS.
afiidavits, ETC., carefully executed. Fees low
Settlements prompt. Correspondence invited
Address above.
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DIED.

Died. =
ROWAN-At the residence of her son, Hon.
W.. T. Murray, No. SO East Seventh street,
at 12:15 Monday morning. Mrs. Jane w.
Rowan, In the nth year of her age.
Funeral from Mr.. Murray's residence, No.
so East Seventh street, at p. M. to-day
(Tuesday.)
ATWOOD-In this city, August 5, Francis
Atwood. NJ. D., aged 36 years. ----..----
Funeral from residence, 202 East Ninth
street, Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
DANZ-Sunday, August 6. at his residence on
Sixth street, George Danz, aged 25 years.
Funeral from the Church OF the Assumption
at 0 a. m. Tuesday. .Friends of the family In
vited. ugse4
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CITY NOTICES.

60 to stees Bros for $50 ice chest.
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Concert To.Night

This evening the Great Western band is to
give concert at Grote's.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT-Monday forenoon, one small white
IL bag containing three memorandum books
and one diary, belonging to Thon Il Hamm.
Please leave at Vampires drug store with NJ.
Zimmerman and get reward. 200 221
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NOR RENT-Furnished ruoms, desirable
l. bath, hot and cold water, 1873 Z. Ninth
street. 21Os
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FOR SALE.

WANTED-A. purchaser for frst-cIas:
w meat market in town of 5000 people
Address o. G. Kunath, Austin, MINI. go O.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Hunting Degs-Any one hay
w ing first-class Irish setter for sale, can
obtain purchaser by addressing B. W., at the
Globe office, stating where the animal can be
seen. 220-22
IF YOU WANT-To buy or sell all kinds
i of second hand clothing 20 to Levy's
second hand clothing store. Remember the
place. IS East Seventh street. 1871
MILL loan upon or buy Life ms. Policies.
w L. P. Van Norman, $50 jackson. 1S9
RANKRUPT STOCK Of any class OF goods
~ wanted. Address lock box 1859, Fargo,
DIT. 10.
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EOR SALE-A few hundred shares of ST
y Paul Fire and Marine stock. Apply to P.
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NOR sALE-An Austin c. Chase PIANO.
- Case Melodeon, In good order, for sale
cheap. Inquire at 325 Wabashaw street. 1908
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HOUSES.
ROOMS.

EOR RENT-A newly furnished room for
Il two gentlemen, in a private family, No.
145 Carroll street. 217-22i
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, ETC.

nor SALE-Two seated second hand car
L. riages, one open top one top, at A. Nip
potts carriage works. Also one good two
seated top phaeton at DIR. Hands barn, on
Fourth street. 1854
TO RENT.
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ARTICLES OF
INCORPORATION
OF THE
St. Paul Brush Electric light
Company.

For the purpose Of organizing corporation under
the Laws Of the state OF Minnesota, we the UNDER
signed do hereby associate together and incorporate
ourselves and do adopt and publish the following ar
ticles Of incorporation:
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FIVE CENTS A LINE.

LNOR cheap home attend Kavanagh's auc-
l. ton sale in West st. Paul this evening at
p. m. 900
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The names and places Of residence of The incor.
porators Of this corporation are as follows, to-wtt
James J. Hill. Saint Pau, MINI.
fa.r4cx b. Kelly, Saint Paul, Mimi
Conrad Go.zsn, Saint Paul. Mimi
W. 8. Alexander. Saint Paul, Mimi.
+. Z. 9slnsha. Saint Paul, Minn.
Rufus Z. Fleming, Fargo, Dakota.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-10-11
How Michigan Central Brakemen Br

now michigan Oentral brakomon Drag.
Our Car was the last one on the train,
and as sat there among the red lights
l half closed my eyes and drifted back
to the drugstore where I had been
wont to sit in the still watches of the
night and wait for State street car.
The red lights were there, and the il
lustration would have been perfect had
any drugstore odor to hand around
me. While sat there a loquacious
brakeman came out to keep me COM
pany. He talked principally of the ex-
cursionists that had been going over the
road (the Michigan CentraD in large
numbers, and said that ''some went on
13, another lot went on extra 10, more
on %, and others were expected to 90
on 26 in the morning." He ratified off
these numbers as glibly and in such a
loud tone of voice that a Chicago drum
mer in the front part of the car thought
there was keno game going on and
came back to investigate, while the col
ored porter carefully jotted down the
numbers and said he would play them
as ''gig'' the first time he encountered
a policy shop. To change the subject,
spoke of the length of the train, there
being twenty cars on, but my friend, the
brakeman, said that was nothing.
LAST fall" he said, 'they sent out a
train so long that when the last car was
in Michigan City the people in the
smoking car were eating breakfast in
Ann Arbor." believe the brakeman
was endeavoring to give me glucose,
and declined to accept his statement
as the truth, although not openly. The
train stopped, the brakeman got off to
swing his lantern, and l improved tho
opportunity to escape to my berth.
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Tennyson at Home.

Tennyson's manner has q brusque-
ness and bluntness about it which is at
first rather startling to one who has only
known him through his books. He ut
tiers his opinions in plain. straightfor-
ward way, choosing the homeliest Sax
on words and rarely rising to anything
like the heroic strain. His disregard
for the conventionalities of life is, how
ever, thoroughly natural and unaffected.
He is an inveterate smoker. A brother
poet who spent a week with him at his
country seat says that partagas. regalias,
and cabanas have no charm for him.
He prefers a pipe, and of~all pipes in
the world the common clay pipe is his
choice. His den is at the top of the
house. When he sits down to work in
the morning huge tobacco jar, large
enough for an ancestral urn, is at his
feet, together with box full of white
clay pipes. Filling one of these he
smokes until empty, breaks it in twain,
and throws the fragments into another
box prepared for their reception. Then
he pulls out fresh pipe, fills it, smokes
it, and destroys it as before. He will
not smoke 3 pipe the second time. His
chief delight is not in communion with
his fellows. Rather it is to lounge at
the window of his study surrounded by
few choice books of favorite authors,
and in view of the magnificent island
scenery with the gray line of undulating
hills and the streak of silver sea in the
distance. -Hartford Times.
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The Kerdiva.

swell, what do you hear about the
Keydive?' said Last Chance man yes
terday in front of the postoffice.
"He's having quite picnic smear as
can get at it. Old Gum Arabic and
the Kerdive have had a set-to, it seems,
at Alexander said . man from the
Oregon Short Line.
well, now that Arab Bey has sour
ed on the Khedive, / 'spose we may look
for perdition to be poppin' purity plen-
ty," said the fat man from Council
Bluffs.
Speaking about the Kerdeeva,' - said
young man with tight pants and +
wealth Of peeled nose, what is his po-
sition relative to the Egyptian Govern
mentp''
why, the Keddiv is the High tycoon;
the Big Injun; the High Mucky-Muck Of
the rancho. He's the governor and
Arab Bey has throwed of on him.
said the train dispatcher on the North
Park branch. s 1905
Well, what did he want to throw off
on the Kerdeeve furr'' Intercepted the
COW gentleman, Just ii from the trail.
Just then, however the man was call
ed away, 80 that he never got at the
true inwardness Of the Egyptian trouble,
and IS . little mixed also IN the pronun.
ciation Of the Khedive's name. Boone
er0,sQ. SIS
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A Baby Goes Qoastine.

Two little girls had fight on Hunt
ingdon street Sunday afternoon for the
possession of the handle of baby car
riage which contained their brother,
tucked and strapped in. While the row
was in progress the carriage slipped
away from both of them and darted
down the hill with avelocity that threat
ened a broken head, neck or limbs of
the unconscious inmate. The little girls
yelled in chorus, and half adozen men
and women rushed to the rescue, but
the wagon flew with its momentum in
creasing every instant, until at last it
struck against the root of tree. bound
ed into the air, the spokes flying from
the wheels, and then turned twice over,
baby and all. When they picked the
little shaver up he was growing with de-
light and wanted them to do it again,
but when the mother could speak she
guessed she wouldn't. The return home
with the wreck of the carriage. the res
cued baby, and the two architects of
the business could be nicely illustrated
with the aid of Puck artist, but tits
away beyond the province of pen pic
ture to portray.-Neao London Day.
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A CARDINAL Fall.

A colored man was leading tame
fox around the market by chain the
other day in the endeavor to find a
purchaser, and gentleman finally TASK.
ed:
What is the animal good for, any
wayp"
''Jist as good as an elephant" wa,
the reply. 'He's good fur people tc
look at.
what do you ask for himp"
FIFTY dollars
FIFTY dollars! Why, who ever heard
of such price!''
The man was moving away when the
fox-owner called to him:
''Doan' you want him?''
mo, sir!''
''Wall, doan't git skeared cause said
fifty dollars. I sot dat figger SO as ia
gin ye chance to beat me down to ten
shillings, an den if you hung on was
gwine to drap to seventy five cents an
frow in de chain"