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GIimpsc- .rETis OIdrrnrne.

We never saw hauniar ,nru t},an w
r. Leasing was Yesterday forcnttim,, ~,
he did all his RESPONSIBILITIES caros md 81
troubles. He renewed the ,.Lnto,- ,',,i,
of the honse in which he his J br9t b ~,
and sisters were born His sistnr IT, IT, >
c. Bernheim. of Now York whe, IL 1ast
wear in Germany, visited oIso her not ,;,9,
city. had the h0nso nbofnrrarl,oi a,,$
sent cony to Mr. TIess;ng- ! 9,', ','i>'
5I - !! 80 " h-'SHlHS' me mouse
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
ED. BLoCREEs CAPTURED,
And Returned From Mexico 10
the Waco Bail.

MIR. Geo. Oglcsby, after three We Ks
absence, returned last night having in
charge Ed. Blocker a young III n known
to great many in this city and who
stands indicted in this ecun.y for killing a
negro named William Ross in ills unry,
over 4 yc.r age Many ot our readers
will remember that We published state.
mput OF the k Hing NJ lie time. We be-
licvt, without rtITlug TO our i:.es thai
il occurred nj GDiindo, ut least. the use
C1 dispute WAS about a small portion OF
money. which ROss claimed Block, =
owed him and which he asked hm for
This occurred in or near grocery store
and after some words on b0tt, sides
Blocker shot Ross. The Killing by
Blocker has never been disputed. There
. were eyewitness, to the affair. and as
/ Block IS nos in jli. and win nave 10 an
sWer at the porper -imc.wc snail not enter
upon any details. Blocker was ciplured
in the state OF ChihuiLua. Mexico, about
forty miles from tire city OF GhinuahuA.
one hundred and sixty miles tr0u the
/ Texas linC,at the time he had contract On
the railroad building through
teere, was doing well and
passed under the name OF Sam Bell Mr.
Og,esby got his ext addition papers ali
right, located his man. learned the name
he had assumed and then in company with
a Mexican officer set out to get him.
When they cime upon him ne did not
recognize Ogesby and gave his name as
Bel. At the proper moment Ogieshv got
the surroundings Within The range OF his
vision and gave the Mexican officer the
wink and in a moment Blocker found
siX-shooter stuck in his face and quietly
submitted and was ironed and started for
the Texas border, though his Iaen did not
seem pleaseda his being taken away. LII
WAS a good capture. cOu>idt ring the cir
CumstanceG, and lell,ctS credit on Nj. |
Oglcshy's GOODNESS and determination.
Blocker was placed in Jail last night but
probably will not remain there LONG il /
bail viii get him out, as he has many
friends here.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05

observations Of Examiner AT
tachcS ora Matters Inter.
resting 10 Buyers.

First-class accommodations at moicr-
ale prices 1t the Grand General hotcI-al-
ways remember it.
The same favor is shown each Gus
toner at Nop,rs bar, and after each
drink, which You CO. always rest assured
is the hrSt, Won yet q liue, hot, led oyster
Make no mistake al odt il hut pm-
chasc your staple ami fancy groceries lnd
country produce of Lem Chambers and
Won " o have no cau-e TO complain OF
either quality Crpyice.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
THE CITY.

The Missouri Pacific has "ariv" in
Temple.
Go ard lear Rev Father Badeon on
the True Church" 10 night.
The morning theme to-day at st.
PauPS by the rector. Is The Bible Tor
Al" which oilers ample scope tor an in
tcresting discourse. We are sure II Will
be handled in the Usual interesting Il not
convincing maI ncT 10y Mr. Rogers,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
They AIINHnnt ,rhe,,.

II is not often that you find young
ana old agreeing IN taste, and oftener
then otherwise you lind them OF directly
opposite desires. 1t is, however, a posi-.
tive fact that al agree that Sweet Six
teen Is the cigar that lends them all.
and the rush that has been seen at
Herz's all the past week is owing to
their arrival Young men rush for
them, married men delight in Thorn and
the old gray-beards long for them. The
brand Is going to have ID big run because
II was made especially to take the lead
as the nickel cigar Of Waco, and il is
tried II
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05

Apropos Of tine pending contest for
county Offices, the ENAMlNEE has learned
authontatively that Rev j. X. Street il,
seriously contemplating entering the
race as a candidate toc collector OF taxes.
Unless he should reconsider the matter,
MS formal announcement viii appear in
due time. His announcement. like thai
OF candidates for other Offices, will Of
course be delayed or hastcned Lv the
temper of the public with reference TO a
primary election or nominating con
Ventlnn. Mr.. Street will make yiror-
ols canvass III either event.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
" The Great Southern Rsn''I

"Brazos Chill Cure" when .i h
ranted for the cure of chlll' a h.5, .
is II positive antidote for l ppa;ilis,
has no rival as 4 tonic iOF Jun .arb q
All emaciated system from ' gbs
matte causes, and TO tnoss %.
necessarily exposed to lIlla :i,L he d
ences, and are attended WIZ NJ
lowing symptoms, such a. al IO' isiss 2
tite, aching Of the back anu io,lqs
verishness, severe headacne, I'VE
tion to get about, low splrlil', sItlio.!
ness, chilly sensations, anu mai NJ iel
hot, burning fever" which n;iteal q :
terminate in bilious, lD'a,s,sssb'
termittent fever, We "ouiS SaaI d Z
you keep a supply on n1 lime. J
time and take n dose three ,s ' SD,
No other medicine is tte'e'sital ID :
very concentrated and po'S,sonoa:
effects in removing the ! T' no OF .
appreciate this warning "' les ~ h
farmer, who is more OF 80 s.pst, \
TO those atmospheric polso,b,sl ri1g 7,
in the fall season, when gS' rool nis
crops in the midday sun ms. then J,
and heavy e, dews of mOrn nj ss,o.i pr
those malignant fevefs a ,,Il reeOn~
Iant ,nd to them we WOliiuG bilI GRi
TO ~; %st 91;s 9: q !, 5 ;; $s:.
say nothing of inc Nm < strych1,s,S.,
saved in the end. ~ prescfl.n', il
The physleihn,1Yr Drug II.
recommend it. ASK yJ price q Pe
it and take no other
tls. Prepared only by & WIZ /
IU'h'N sco, ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
a Misrepresentation.

We were surprised yesterday to discOv-
or that many persons who read the pro-
ceedlugs of the CITY council ut their last
session and the ordinances published,
gathered an idea therefrom that the rate
OF city taxation, according to that levy,
would for the coming Year be one-half
OF one per cent. We did find however,
that many Intelligent persons came to
that cOnclusion,and have since been CON
sldertbly wrought up about it. Accord
ing to their idea We are now taxed in
Guiding the tax to pay oil the railroad
bonded Indebtedness and the levy to
cover the regular expenses of conduct
ing the city government altogether one
per cent. How they could rench tins
conclusion is surprise to lis. Accord
ing to law and the custom hereto
each year, the council establishes
rate OF taxation, "A certain per cent is
ordered levied and collected, inst the
same rs the commissioners court does
for the county. At their last session
the rate was fixed at one-fourth of one
per cent. How does anyone get the
idea that this Is going to be added to
last years, which was also one-fOurth OF
Que per cent, thereby making 1t
one-half Last year has nothing to
do with this year, as new
rate is established each year, as
any who wanted to take the pains to IN
Yes, gate might have discovered. Toau
those who are worrying their brains over
tbs imaginary Increase of taxation, We
II state that the tax for city purposes
this year Is One-fourth OF ! per cent
only, identically the same as last year.
which leaves us with Just the same bur
den to bear as before, and not one
farthing more, railroad bond tax and
every thing included. Those who took
unto themselves such an undue amount
OF alarm over this matter simply misin-
formed themselves, for there is no the
slightest cause for anyone thinking that
the rate has been increased. In fact,
those who knew what it was last year
can see that it says as plain as W rds cun
that it has not
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
wait "nd Remember.

Rrmcmber 'he funniest play on record
Mil Toe given at the opera house TUESDAY
night. liz al what others funk of r..
me quaint tut gcol natutcd character
OF The Shrewd Nov Lngland farmer finds
several rrpresrn alir,S upon the on,en,-
poImy stage, ana among lh,m the Alvin
Joslin OF Mr.. Charles T.. DAYS observes q
reputable place. There is much in il that
Is amusing ana n"ta litle that Is original.
10 audience have been well pleased
win tie humor and cccentcirity of the
character, aud constant laughter has been
Tue vel earned reward OF the coIgme-
ditn.-I hicagO Times
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
Refined Cotton Seed Oil

During his recent visit to New Or
yea seanS' part Moore made arrangements
lot d continual supply of pure refined
U C,,%o t seed on which Is declared by all
"u3 nave used 1T, superior TO lard for
o GOO purposes. Families supplied
"uu satisfaction guaranteed. 03Oitf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
Carchthe Shadow.

Ere the substance fade. W. d. Iark.on's
gallery guarantees satisfaction In pictures
OF all styles and sizrs, rs we'll AS prices
therefor. Gail anisee specimens Of work
which speak Tor themselves -h;04
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
Compound Syrup OF SarSapas
iOdIds of P0tassias.

The remedies in this prepaf
ranked by the medical prOtes'2s 81
most certain Of alternatives and y
tives, possessing the power Of f'-
from the blood those humOEs o..
pies which disturb lis purity, dL.1
them toward the natural u'a
hannels. 1t is employed WITH y
tage in chronic affections Of ii's
eruptiYe and skin diseases, 'dcR :
AnthOny's fire, erysipela', E-..
pustules, blOtches, bOils, tuniOh' :
or salt rheum, scald-head, TiDs,'.
ulcers and sores, chrome fltlDA.
syphilltic and mercurial dls's,'
generally for the various dlse'S'
ing from Impurities OF the Olocii =.
IL forms n powerful alterail'' n. y,
renovation OF the blood and ioI "
toratiOn OF tone and strensn a Y
system when debilitated By as Il
Ask your druggist for our nlaaT -:
are in search Of q good blood l Y.
and Alternative. Price 81 per UO, ~.
six bottles for 81. Prepared oy - !.
and Willis, manufacturing VH''
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05

Ladies', misses aud gents shoes of
all styles and Mt hard time prices Just
received and arriving every day Come
and see for yourself and you will be con,
vinced that we do not intend tc be
eqqaled IN the boot and shoe trade. At
SulIivau'S.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
Notice.

Persons ird.bied tn us tor meats will
save cost by caliing and making settle
mrnt either with cash or by note.
PAIrRsoN Bros, Market House.
03033t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
SIeCtrlc COnsumptIOn Cur

Has undoubtedly the be.t r.,
ton OF any medicine toI thee
consumption that we have vet
able to find. 1t is prepared ssu,
for consumption, and those VII
affected with Il deep-seatrd as5
long-standing. \ few dose, gIF
mediate relief, and if Kept up vii
feet a cure. It il very soothing q
lungs and pleasant TO take. Or.
nights sleep, free from those ln
parOKysms of coughing, Is worth
than the price of 4 half dozen ID
Ask your druggist for bGa
once; price 90 cents and q peFb,
Prepared only by Tucker & v.
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
,t,hc 1Ycunrrr ,En-sInN.

Indie ttions-Gult sttte light rains,
sou,hcrly wIrdS shil'in4to west and noIih,
followed by lower temperature. and rising
barometer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm of BOudro & Mcdonald. here.
tofore doing business at No. So Austin
street. Waco, Texas, is this day dissolved,
Mr.: John Mcdonald has purchased the
entire interest OF Mr.. a. l.. Boudro in
said firm. From this date Mr.. John Ne.
Donald Is alone authorized to collect and
settle claims due the firm Of Boudro Il
McDena'd and he assumes the payment of
all the liabilities of said firm.
A. L. BoUDRo,
nv J. MCDONALD.
Waco, Texas. March 3. 1882.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
Bee CMIture in This County.

Nj. J. g. Ayres. who tor some time
past, has been giving mn n of his lime.
rs we'll as means. to DECREASING. seems to
have been >ingU!arly successful thus tar
and MS experience demonstrates that bcrs
viii il0griSh rs well here Ms in any other
state. From small beginning lie has
workl d mp to Il large and profitable bust
Ness, ard has now removed from his firm
n ~ McL"nnan, on the line Of the Mis-
sour Pacific. IN this county, a carload
consisting of one hundred stands OF bees,
10 THIS city and will establish an apiary
here. MI. AVrfs raises bees on the sci
enti!ic plan and has made The handling OF
them and their products special study.
During the months when they make
honey he raises buckwhcat tor them 10
teed on, ana gives them the best of atten-
lion in winter There is no industry
which when properly understood and
Conducted, pays better for the amount in
,ested than bee raising and Others might
profit by the success Of MIR. Ayrps. The
best honey received in WacD last fall, was
rem his apia:y, and every farmer in the
'oimty might, if he would. have bee,
'nouAh TO supply his own family with
ioney. It IS ligh', clean and very reruu-
lCr;,tiVr ljuStrv
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
E'iane anal Furui,ure po,;..

Those desiring II first class piano and
furniture polish, easily applied, and Civ
ing an elegant polish, can get the best
article III the market at Sisson's music
house. n345Iw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
Rose Coco SaxOIlu.

A perfect hair dre..io,
meter of the growth Of ,bs 3. a
other compound Possesses a, u aal'
properties which so exse,l r' q
various conditions of tba L. 'al
10 softens the hair When T"i E'l,
dryi 1t sooth@s the irrI,s,a al'
skin; it affords aud prodass. 'l !, !
est luster; removing alI ~
scurf, etc, thereby mskjng G !,
have asserted, without eycsr !,
best article over used for Il. pl
will only cost you Is cent. '' NJ. y. I
Prepared only By Tucks, +; : |
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05

Bart Moore has fresh arrival - $500.
Louisiana sugars and sugar-house mo
iasses, the Lest IN the market. Oa0lt1
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05

., Mrs. Ella 3. Cohen. Of the ..Fa .biop
h'Har Is now in the east. selecting her
STOCK OF spring millinery. Notice nf Le,.
return and her usual opening DAYS vi,l
Se I""lH m the kXANINLR some time
dhilnG this mohth.-u3O5dNwlt '''o
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
Effect, orthe Storm.

From NJ. I. p. isuan. who is lust
back from Valley NJ lis, w learn that the
destruction 10 properly in that vicinity
was greater team at first exported. Anon"
the persons dam tged at Valley Mills are
Gouidy y Payne, dealers in general mcr-
chandisr; j. w. Bullock, drugs; 8rinkman.
hotel; and Go0dai3, grocer; MI had their
houses blown down. Pail Downing had
his house unrooted and the Santa Fe
depot sustained pretty severe damage.
\ blacks mIih shop WAS also demolished.
There is but one store left uninjurel in
The place. Twelve persons We're injured
none Ut them seriously. Mr.. John Penny.
who came back Friday. also states that in
some localities heavy hail>tones fell and
I'D considerable damage 10 small grain.
Fortunately no 'e~y great area WAS swept
over
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
\ Office OF FILING ADMINIS
~ TRAITORS ACCOUNT.
TNE STATE OF TENAS

NE = y 4. VI l EAAS.
TO the sheriff or any constable of Nc
Lehman County:
l IA arc hereby commanded that Won
caused 10 be published iDr at least twenty
days IN Il newspaper printed in your
county, true copy OF The following writ
The State Of Texas.
county II McLennan. I
To all persons intrrc ted in the Admin
lSu*'Ilon of the estate oi John Highland
deceased:
.. y. Holbcrt administrator of the es-
tate oi John Highland deceased. has filed
MS ilnT report in the County Court of
hcLrnhan County, which will be acted
On al the next term OF said court. com
m,lcanleing on the third Monday in March
I?S2. al The court house thei cot. in the
cry OF Waco, AT which time all pcrsons
interested in said estate may appesr and
contest the same. if they see proper.
Witness, j. W. Baker clerk of tbo
olnty Court Mel. imam County. Given
under my hand and the seal OF said Court
the Isl dry OF March, 1882.
j. w. BAKER.
Clerk Co. Court McTcnnan Co. Tex
BY .. w. DAVID, Deputy.
Came to hand on the lst day OF March.
lSS2 NJ ordered published in the Waco
daily HAMMER, ii newspaper published
in McLennan County for twenty DAYS
VAN HALL.
03O2zOt Sheriff of McLennan County
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
Oriental So,ss.,

1t gives us the yro..
present to you the mcrI, 'S P'n',
tiful preparation, wbir ,s o. hi !,
remedy ever put up for Sa.iiI b,
Gums preserving the ta aa,Setb,
Tuning the breath. Tr ve \ 'a
never be without it sgsI,, II; ge,
druggist. Price 80 cent. AT h
Prepared only by Tnrs s I-' q
Waco, Texas. ~ & N.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05

Oh, Miss Mary! Where did you get
those lovely kid buttons? Why, at
Sulilvan's, of course They have Just
received the incest lot of ladies and
misses kids, pebble goats and oil goats
you ever saw. You ought to inst 60
rorad and look at them Miss Mary.
Will go this very day. Good morning.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
SOdn apparatus for SnIc.

One silver mounted soda apparatus two
drafts, marble slab everything complete
on monthly instalmenfs $l5 each. An
ply to John Farley O3tf
Call at the Office of the f. b. A. TO-
day. n;o@
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
Notice..

Having purchased the entire interest ot
Mr.A,i.. B"udrO in the business Of the late
hrm of BouarO & Mcdonald, her4fotora
q carried on at No. 81 Auscin street. Waco
IL XaS, beg to inform the public that
w'li Greater condncr business on nv own
account ar lhe Old stand and | solicit n
share OF the public patronage. "
Waco. March 3, 1882. V q, u3t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05

Our clothing is from the best MANUFACTURERS
ana superior in quality, and our stock
OF underwear for variety and tlrn-
ness cannot be surpassed by
any house in the state.
Our stock of hats and
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05

" AGO and Carleton. 1900 u
Wednesday and saturday.
Monday aud THURSDAY. $500 a m
acu and Mount aim,
MHlnnlIAL md S.lur!.L- n.nM D MI $50 a m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
We Do Not Misrepressnt
Goods to Make Sales, and
Have No Damaged or
Worthless Articles
to Offer at

Our goods are tirst-Class, and we offer to
4, customers the best selEtions To De
found, and at the same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-19
! Letter to the Boston TRANSCRIPT.

Paris Letter to the Boston Transcript.
The prettiest woman in Paris has returned to
Paris Anybody who has ever seen the fair and
famous Nine. BernaGaki, the celebrated Russian
beauty, VIII know at once when / mean with
out any further description. I saw her in her
box at the opera the other night. looking the
very type of perfect. if soulless. love-
Illness. In feature she resembrs greatly the
portraits of Nine. Recamier. The eyes are
Of deep, lovely blue. the nose aquiline. the
mouth small and shaped like cupid's bow.
The exquistely shaped head is set TO perfec-
ton on the white. rounded throat, and the
shoulders in mold and in colOring would
put to shame the most artistic form that ever
was scnlptured in marble. If her face were only
expressive it would be divine. In her superb
toilet of white satin the other night she was
simply dazzling She does not altogether un-
derstand how 10 set off her own marvellous
beauty. She breaks the lines of her exquisite
form by wearing great masses of flowers on her
cOrsage. and she mars the outline of her shaDely
head by similar additions to her couture 1t is
said that she will be next season one of the
queens of Partisan society. Some incumber-
ments, which had weighed on her husbands
estates, will be removed and he will come into
possession of vast wealth, which. joined to his
wlfes personal charms, will fully suffice to secure
the position of the pair in the beau monde |
nope that some one of the great portrait pain
tiers OF the day will during the coming season.
1nmOrtalize on canvas the face and form of this
0esll-and- blood Venus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-19


Nine-tenths of the unhappy marriages are the
result Of green human calves being allowed to
run at large In the society pastures without any
Jokes on them. They marry and have children
before they do mustaches; they are fathers of
twins before they have two pairs of pants, and
the little girls they marry are old women before
they are twenty years old. Occasionally one Of
these gosling marriages turns out all right but
it is clear case of luck. If there was a law
against young galOOts sparkling and marrying
before they have all cut their teeth we sup
pose the little cuSses would evade it i'm some
way: but there ought to be Il sentiment against
it, 1T is time enough for these hantams to
think OF findiDg puet when they have raised
money enough to buy bundle of laths to build
ha.!-house- But they See girl who looks
cunning. and they are afraid there is not going
10 oe GIFTS enough to go around and then they
begin to get in Their work real spry: and before
they are aware of the sanctity of the marriage
relation they are hitched for lfe and before they
own cook-st0vc or bedsteal they have to
get up IN the night and 70 after the doctor. so
ifciGitcEcd that they run themselves ont of
breath and abuse the doctor because he doesn't
run too. a3d when the doctor gets there. there
Is not enough linen in the house to wrap up d
doll baby
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-19
The LiIne.kiln Club.

HOW BROTHER TYLER WAS MADE TO PAY Up AN
ELECTION BET.
From the Detroit Free Press
The committee on harmony reported that the
Limn-hiln Club was at peace and harmony with
every government on earth, except Greece, and
with every organization and association In
America except the Concord School Of Philos-
ophy. During the quarter the committee had
taken action in twenty-four instances where
members of the club had differed In opinion and
the only case left was that OF WhalebOne Howker
VS.. Clay Bank Tyler
Nv hat am dat case?" softly inquired the pres
ident.
1t was explained that Brother Howker had
won an election bet Of Brother Tyler. but that
the latter refused to square up. He was asked
to stand up and when he was on his feet Brother
Gardner said:
"Brudder Tyler. did you bet new hat dat de
republicans would carry New York by millyon
majority"
Eyes. sab"
'.Has you paid dat bet yit7"
''No sah."
"Was yon waitin' fur anythin' In pertickler to
happen befo' you paid dat beta"
mo, sah."
Den You had better settle de matter befO' de
mex meetin' occurs. man who am fool huff
to bet on 'lecshun should be idiot nun to pay
what he l0ses."