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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-06
Toledo.

TOLEDO, O., June --Wheat-Light bust
ness at lower prices; No ! white LIZ; No. Q
do a6c; rejected zoe; No red cash or June
81 ll51a, July sL1T1s, August l.191s, Sep
tember S121, October S1.221s, year 81. 15T
January sl261s; No, red $l.10, Rejected
96e. Corn-Weak and lower; High mixed
5919e; No cash 5724c; July SOC, August 60c,
,.siaa4ad 59i n No Grade l7r
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-06
From the New York Indicator.

From the New ork indicator.
The first ton of Mexican tin ever shipped
to this country was received recently, 1t
came from the Durango district, near the
famous mountains of iron of the same
name The tin is said to be bright, clear
and of good texture, The ores are of
placer origin, and average about 7S per
cent of melted tin. 1t was discovered
by Mr. Henry Freeman, an Australian
engineer, who has been for year or more
exploring the region between Chihuahua
and Southwestern Durango in search of
the evidence of the tin lodes and placers
spoken of by the old Spanish settlers,
Dancing dresses, Cf which softly hang
ing marveilleux silk forms a component
part, are sometimes arranged with grace
ful drappery of silk crossing the bodice
diagonally from shoulder to waist, and
then forming panier while at the other
side lighter material, like tulle or gauze
broche, is drapped panier-wise over the
suah, Often a garland of field fowe q
borders the edge of the tulle panier. II
is not easy to describe this new and pretty
style whenis remarkably effective.
1t is said that the sardine fisheries onthe
coast Of Brittany have been broken up for
want of fish The sardines gave employ
ment to fifteen hundred boats, nine thou
sand fishermen and very large number
O curers and packers on shore These peo
pie have now nothing to do, and cannot
catch enough fish to live on The failure
of the Ash to make their appearance for
two or three years running is attributed
10 change of climate, the coast having
become stormy and cold in the sardine
season.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-06
Irish CnnNenfinn-

BOSTON, Mass, June 5--A conference of
prominent Irishmen, representing the differ
ent lrish-American organizations in the state
met last night and issued a callsfor state
league convention, to be held at Faneuil hall
July II, the anniversary of the battle of the
knArr1a 4
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-06
'IOSed StfOng on the cali.
Open High Low
Chicago Live stock.

UNION Stock YARDS, June 5.-Cattle.-
Choice to heavy fancy steers, Sc a0@635 ex-
ira do, s. 9506 Is; good shipping steers,
s. 75m6 20; fair medium, So 4095.60 native
feeding steers. 81 5O95 Is; do. stockers, S. 25
(f4. 50; good to choice cows, $4. 75@5.25 com
mon to fair do, So. 20@4 50; inferior mixed
stock, So 0004 So common to fat oxen, 81 rs
$3.50 bulls and stays, S3,50@5.25; Texas
grass steers, S400d5.35, Hogs $G65Q705
for good to choice smooth light bacon grades;
Sc 65m700 for mixed weights; and S7O0@
72s for heavy smooth weights Sheep
Steady and quiet; demand moderate, at $3,0O
as. 50 for common to choice shorn.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-06
Interest allowed On Deposits at the rate Of
4per Cent. per Annum.
Deposits received in amounts OF 81
and Upwards.
University Of Virginia.

SUMMER Law LECTURES mine weekly, begin
18th July, 1883. and end 12th September; have
proved of signal use.-lst, TO students, who design
TO pursue their studies at this other law school
I'd, to those who propose TO read privately and 3D.
practitioners who have not had the advantage OF
systematic instruction For circular apply tP o.
University of Na) TO John b. Minor Prof Com
and Stat. Law. may 25-dwlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

MAslIiNGTuN, October II For ypLrs
the carrying trad at Japan hts been mo-
nupullIcd by the M.tSu Bish lthrec-lrtt
clover company. The Japanese govern
mrnl gave the company at its start some
old naval vessels A.A nucleus, and has
given II good round sum annually ever
since rs n subsidy, nud the company has
pro, pcrcd, In spite oi It's bad srrvi'e and
high rates until to-day II hns liity ships und
practically all the Japanese sen trade,
aud l. preparing to .scud ships to San
Francisco. Recently Japanese capital.
Its have formed II new company, to he
known as the Union Steamship com
pnuy, with capital nf S6,OOO,OOO with
view to break up this monopoly, get
nome OF the carrying trade and d velup
N new directions, perhaps to the United
Statca. Admiral Ito, NJ the japanese
navy, IL the president Of the
new Comnn y. An agent of
the company * now on his way home
through the United States, after his
visit to England, where he ordered siN-
teen iron q eHmahips Of total burden
~ 100000 ton, for the new mpuuy.
They will Toe built and fitted out IN he
latcst und best style, ON the Clyde.
They will he oilicered by foreigners, but
manned 10y jhpauense. Troy would
have been built IN the United Stttos,
ru her than England, had 1t not be II
that English prices were cheaper than
the American prices.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

Cannon Knows All About II and Will
Make II Warm for Them When
Congress Meets.

WAsuiNoIDN. October Representa-
tive Cannon, ot Illinois, WHO with repre-
sentative luysuu, has been leading the
movement recover the Immense tracts
ut land iuudulcntly held hy the Pacific
r,iIi1ad, had q long conversation with the
prsidrut To-day lli- object was To linI
out how iar Mr.. Arthur would upll hi him
boo any Congressional raid he may under
take against the Pacific roads, but the
president gave him only his churuct' ri--
tlcally shrcwG assurance thHt ho WIS IN
fnyOr Of everything that was night aud
uguust everything that WIS wrong, aud
Mr. Cannon came away with the brli +
that the following out ut his proposed
plan would not meet with executive OPP.
position, n mny bCeXpected, therefore,
thut Mr. Cannon and sir Paysou aud q
few other antagonists ~ the house will
cause cau4c considerable Of stir Ia
congress next winter on the subject
Of tue Pacific railroad land grants Dur
ing the past summer Mr.. Cannon hAa
teen out DO the country which the Pa
cliir Dad pussrs, aud has ubtniud vast
amount u practical know edge concern
ing the construction aud operation Ui
these roul-, aud hc feels well enough
posted 10 think that he can secure the
recovery uf the fraudulent land grants
al the next session Of congress.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14
TuE .IJ,DGI;sIIIP.


WNsuNGrpN. October l3 Since the
prcsideu return there has been CON
siderable activity relative tu the mp
poiutmult Of "a successor to tNe l, Mas
judy, ship IN the iutcr, 1t NJ Mr.. Bal.
hug,r Justices Miller uud Woods, VI
the supreme court. have had an inter
view wi h President Arthur Both uf
the Justices spoke IN the highest terms
OF MIR ia liugcr, both AZ = mau aud ns
u lawyer, aud urged his uppuin mrut IA
u lifting one to be- nude. Judge Woods
l. -uuthcru rrprcScu alive uf the su-
prcmc court bench, and has largely
seconded the efforts NJ Justice Miller to
secure MIR Bnlllpgcr's appointment
They also give their candidate "a strong
recommendation AT the department ut
Justice, the ATTORNEY. general having re
turned. Judge Suhn hus also had an
interview with t"c president III his own
interest, aud tully cnnynsScd the merits
Of each candidate with Mr. Art ar.
The president gave him quite II lengthy
interview, hut and that no opportuu ty
hui been offered him tu emHminc into
the muttcr. The attorney general aud
lie, however, had had tull over the
succession. Judge lInrkhurlt has large
Endorsements ON Tile IN the department
Of Justice. The department IL Inclined
tn favor Evlrs Tor the posi- ion, hut u
strong fight will he made against him,
which, in the event of his nomination,
will be ca rird to the scuntc, Evans
stands well with all department
officers, mud they speak we'll
of his work us district attorney
Should the attorney general request his
appointment, IT IL Thought that the re-
quest will bc granted As to The merits
OF the different men ns lawyers, 1t Ia
ruucc led that Bulhugcr IL the most
prominent. Brewster Cameron, who
practically runs the department Of
Justice, strongly fnvurs Evans, and the
iuct that hs selection would be uppoSod
IN the senate, ON ccuunt of his political
prosecution, il urged as an additional
reason why the department should
q aud toy hm. The friends II Balliugcr
are anxious that the appointment shall
Ice made light away, so that the Judge
may b on hand to- hold court NJ the the
November term. SaDiu's friends, how
ever. are not forcing the matter 10 such
u speedy close, cAidcutly believing that
hc will gain strength by DELAY. The
president has inquired us to the uoccs
7ity for uu imm, diutr appointment, but
ol course iu thus hr will ht governed by
the advice Of Attorney General Brew
sttT.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

From The Vail Street News
When tue stranger remarked that hc
WA, itom Arkansas one OF the pa sengcrs
suddenly turned and asked.
~ ou are, ch: Maybe YOU are from
Critlcndcu county,
II am that
"prhnps from James Landing"
"Ihn;s IL exactly"
Then maybe you know my brother.
William Henry Jones, from Pen \ an. in
this state
put it lhU" exclaimed the Arkansa,
traveller, ~ he extended his hand and
smiled all over. Bust my buttnn- 1t
didut help HING your brother Tor cattle
stealing just before lcit home"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

An incompetent Engineers Criminal Con
duct anu what Came Of II.

Hiu-BrHD. October B.-Ihc tmoni-
cl''- uiunluWu special slys ~ the N
u'rlurk %. ui, train ON th" Southwest roHu
to-day WAS approaching lcmuut station
four miles north of I nluuto0u, It Mas rae
into h' mn engine az the nr0ucc siding
with Terrible fleet, The regular nginrrr
Mas not On duty the little duuky wu- bu
ing managed hN % Young mon who -,cius
To have known nothing about his hu-i.
nDS-. Hnu Wu running at rapid rate tue
ward the crossing. when hr saw u COLI
SION would Doe inevitable unlrs- he check
ed up. Instead at staying nt his post
and stopping the engine, ~ the p,ssuu-
ger, say he cuNll have done, hc reversed
.ho blrkc- Uud lUapcd oil, l'ttlug tue ru-
CINE gu, crushing hruad-lir into the mi
ole ut ne passenger trHin. There were
eighteen persons ia the car and the scene
was lrghtiuI. M,n, women and
children were knocked out OF
the seats IN every direction.
IL few escaped being mauglcd, bruised
or SCALED. Tn ga took fire instantly,
and was wrapped IN flames aim 1t before
the passengers could DE gotten out, and
II was entirely consumed. Most ui the
passenger were bcsputtrrcd with blood
and SCOT but miraculuuHly, 1t may seem,
no one WaR killed The worst injured
are Mrs. Cashier Knox and two little
children, ~ Coun,llsylle. She X
badly bruised, cut and sculdcd, and the
extent Of the Iujuilcs ARE not yet known.
one Of her children had its leg broken,
and both we sralded about the face.
j X. Artenour aud wife were bruised
and burned, but their children escaped
serious injury. james NJ Lcepc, of
Pittshurg bad his shoulder hurt Mr..
aud Mrs. ChrN west. Of Brownsville,
WIS bruised and cut. j. s. Woods, of
Onloutown, cut ou tine head aud hand.
About "a dozen others received slight
injuries. ltI- marvellous that nearly all
the pusscug" in the middle cur were
not killed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14
WaIIIaIIa club.

First grand bali and concert Tor { e
winter season ut our hall on We uosdny,
October H.. 1883 Grand vocal ana
instrumental concert 10y the WalhnllH
orchestra aud lady mcmhers ~ the club.
Tlckota Tor non members, at 5 Tor lady
aud gentleman, tor sale at II Behreus'
drug store. A fine orchestra ~ six
Instruments IL engaged for this occnsiou.
10 II 81 TUE COMMITTEE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14
DELAYED TELEGHAMS.

The Rochester and Pltt-burg railroad
have sent out rom New York twenty
four heavily armed detectives from the
PnkrItDn agency 10 subdue ana ever
ave the Pennsylvania miners with whom
proitc ud mOnOI Oil't protect American
labor from competition with foreign
pluper labor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14
NUMBER 257

city Yesterday morning, aud took the
noon train for the west A gentleman
who met him at the Grand Pacific says
he WAS feeling pretty sick. The gentle
man ays he .ad. "Well, Keller, how
la OmuY to which the eX'speakcr
responded very briefly and vigorously;
damn Ohio" Keller then uubOsOmed
himself, and laid the blame OF the whole
thing ON the prOhbItiouis's He said
the Germans in Hamilton county had
done nobly, and had the vote in the
rural II striCts st cd ~ usual, Il substau-
tial victory would have be II gained; but
III their oagerness to carry the prOhibi-
ton amendment, the republicans had
traded the state ticket away, aud the re-
publican party had been taught yalua-
BILE lesson,
rur NuRrHERN PACIFIC.
New YuRK, October l3.--The finance
committee Of the Northern Pacific rail
road company have accepted, subject
{ the ratification Of the board OF direc-
tors, the proposition from David, Morgan
N Co., Wmsow, Lauier n o., aud
August b lmunt n Co, on behalf "
the syndicate for SlO0OO0lO Of the pro-
pcsoi issue Of second mortgage bonds.
srRINING AuNrRs.
PrrsHURu, October l3.-A Bradford
special says there ARE no new develop
mcuts IN the Rochester aud Pittspurg
cuul miners strike at Dubois. Sixteen
mo Ut Pinkertun's detectives arr, ed
and were sworn IN IA deputy shrliilA.
The company now has fully ono hun
drcd secret officers employed aud ARE
determined to protect their property
Railroad hands have also been put to
work. Nothing was done at the works
yesterday or to-day, but 1t il expected
thnt work will he resumed Monday.
DEAD sANAN.
BosroN. October IA cabcgram an
nuuucc, the death nt Prot WIN. Denton
gro'ogist. tor the past two years engaged
In making scientific explorations In Au.-
tfuia. New I',hnd and China is sup
posed 10 have been In Java Mt the time ut
The earthquake and to have been one OF
the victims.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

By reference to the local column YOU
will find that StANARD'S ROY AL
PATENT has again taken the sweepstake
prize NJ the great fair In 81. Louis (the
wheat center Ut the world over all COM
petition. Thus Tor five consecutive years
II has been acknowledged by the best
judges To b. the BEsT FLOUR MADE and
by authority of h. q. Stanard 81 Co., |
guarantee it, not only As good, but better
than any other Hour IN the market.
Prices same a. other fine patents. Money
refunded II perfect satisfaction Is not
given. JOHN +. MARSH ALL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

Every promise backed by guarantee
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will give I'M
mediate relief Price ~ mud % cts.
Sold by Castles, Morrison n Go IL Gtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

b. lllb"r carries IL large line Of La
dies Trimmed Has. You should see
them before purchasing elsewhere
10 Ito
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

No cure, no pay. Prepared and for
ale bv CARRIER - WILLIAMSON.
u7-U-ff III Austin Avenue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

McAlIIstcr coal, the only trst-cass
Terri ury conl, for snlr at the Waco coal
yards, \. T. corner pla2a.-lOItt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

Gle uine Lnzelle, Lubius, Colgate aud
Atwooi'H handkerchief extracts arc to
be found ~ large stock at Castles, Nor.
rlsun y Co.'S
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14
AT HOME.
washington NOTES ARMY
SUCCESSION.
Postmaster's Troubles Theater
Burned New Telegraph The
Judgesh'p Failures Lost
at Sea Yellow Fever.
rmr AMERICAN r,rvrLL rrNp.

A.
-, N0H'N"i'N' Get" .er III. SEER" 'ry
roger says lie WIN probably issue " call
Tor per cents TINS Afternoon.
secretary foIgrr s,ays ne wlll p'ohn'
vi! issue a caI i.r llIWIUlu 'hrer per
c'nis to-day; The following ARE. The
Hrl mn numbers OF bonds called: Flity
no No.. ~ 10 - L. nom inclusive, and No.
i3ui To l5o', h"t,l inclusive, loo' Gotl To
g',i lnGi9',N'; Ht2l l" 'lnl' 'nnril,7Nr'
'," u" +'n1 10 -'hn, in'IuslN'' lUW' m
rius,H'' I'i- I" lN''.L inc nSlNr' -o," %
DID in'I .HlN'' I"" inrIn7'N,' -3'Mh'
i" [""" 'h'lusiN e.. l"ih' l1m"W'
o"udS WiIl ne Pnid December 10TH, aud
interest," w'lI cease nat date. -.
"a. 'n"'l maj 'll'l VII Ih,'l ~ NroHl!' w
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14
Did You Ever rry one?

The finest aud most delicate favored
nickel cigar is 1.-THE Triumph" sold by
CAST :, Morrison * Co. Try one and
you will be- convinced.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

The finest cologne. Try it at
CARTER ~ WuLINMsONS,
u Austin Avenue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

just received, large assortment ot
coiorcd border, plan and hcmm'd-
stitched handkerchief. SASGER Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

Sweet Sixteen" ar chelle' and M,
X. * r." a new lot Just received, ut A.
aerz'. lO.l4lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

"Wnd Waves" the best 5.ceut cigar
ia the city, clear Havana filler, at A.
Herr. 1914 Nv
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

WNsHINgIoN, October Charges
aud IIliduyits affecting the official CHAR
Hctrr ul Postmaster lluys. at ST. Louis,
reached the pustoilicc department FROM
the inspector, who IL charged with the
lu~prc non NJ affairs uf that pustullirr
FIr't Assistant Pos master llatton anys
that Hays VIII be given IAN opportunity
tu defend himself iu person and papers
W u not hc given ont for publication
before hc hus been heard.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

Cheap! Cheap!l CheapiN Pure Cocoa
soap at Tucker ~ willis.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

Sea Breez, perfumes ut II. Behreu'a
lO-9.tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14


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l""N' '''""'I 49, '''' 1857 " we
I',N ",'' '''" d" w" ~" '''''".'
'7"!n" ny "h MS7,' ''''' press i''W'''I
'"'""a' wa" C",l'" i" "ti'''' H"I"' ,,''
h"''vHSl''" W ''' va, ii".''' M Al w. ,,,
,'" w t"' vi W, w t.
me- T'nrIni s"i I,l.,.,II know ""'n' ID!
ao"''' ,I.r i,'n''' ",' ""' ""' a,' ~
,"' '!l'.,'II t'' ia ''''
I'''' ''I,'',, ,' I,', VII ''
'a, 81, '", ''',' ' pt' '''
'" w., ~ i,.,lt',,,, ,,..,...,.I I.,.
won mar J..rmssi,r .on,rt,ur' Lut gn
far az know, no Diet. rmluntiou hue been
relched as vet. lie could not tell now.
ever. whether his future lcndqIiurtrrs
wonld lie Chicago or elsewhere. The
,,,urruI ipt,rut.s fine rht,,,gr la tIr de-.
,,a,t,nn,,i ~ N,ssn,,ri ynuIi ma, Ia, lis
,ls,,gi,,,, tn him lie sniI hr was much
in,mrny,d u, Lrnlt,, md ,rt,.r,.J ,,.ttIrt,
M to morrow
WA~mNGTos, October ~. As the rec
suit Of further dcliberut oug on this sub
jcct, aud IN accordance with the prefer
rnccs Of General Hancock and other
office II, II has day been decided that
General Hancock hall remain lu com
maud If the department uf the Atlantic,
with hcadquartcrS at New York. General
Schuticld shall take command of the
division NJ Missouri, with headquarters
IA Chicnpu. mud Grncrn puuc Wi sur.
cecl the last named ia command uf the
Pacific division, with hruIquurtcrs AZ
Snu FrHucIsro
BrlgudIrr-Grnrr H. $. MckruHIc
ryiII .,,rs.,.I C,,u Nrgur i'm command nf
the department Of lrNus. The depart
mrnt Of the South has been consolidated
with the department ot tine caHt with
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14
MASON 10 nr rAup,Srp.

WAsuINoToN, October l3.-lr is stated
at the war department that President
Arthur has about made mp hls mind ru
pardon Sergeant Mason, the soldier now
confined IL Tia Albany prmtcut AIRY tor
shooting at Gu tcuu Petitions with
nuO,Oln signatures have been received
at the White House. Judge Advocate
General Swain sand tonight that tine
president hud rulimntcd that hr will sign
tn. pardon.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

sanger Bros. carry iull line OF Gents
goods.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

The handsomest dress goods in the
city at b HGber's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

CANroN. October l3 --ncprossion in
increasing. owing to fears OF the French
blockade.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-14

New Goods.
o.,,yI, preserved strawberries
p' preserved aspbcIrIes'
p' extra a"ber'Ie',
p p'r sweet .iit"d peas,
p',,yIt marmir't peas
p,,a,ia a.pa agu''
D a ,'' ,n,-,n,e.d new fresh goods and /
.,. be.t in the market
U'5 and other vegetables to arrive.
InHh F. MAR SHALL.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-08-09

SAW IT CoM1NG-"Did you lose
much by the Reubottown failure?"
'.Not a cent
"Why, l thought you had large
business dealings with him?'
$50 I did up to last summer.
Then, when he, rented a seaside
cottage, bought a diamond necklace
for his wife, and sent his three
daughters to Europe to be edu-
Gated, l at once chopped off short"
''You knew he was going to fail
and offer ten cents on the dollar"
No, sir; supposed he was 60
ing to fail and not pay farthing.
He made slip somewhere and has
got to pay something
T Val Street Meas.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-08-09

Soaring AWAY HIS SISTERS You've
MANA young man born, Of poor
but honest parents, went to see his
sweet heart on Thursday night.
Her youngest brother, during the
'.primping interval" entertained
the beau as follows: u
isis says she's goin' to shake
you, she is"
"Ahl' exclaimed the astonished
young man.
eyes, she is she's got you down
on the slate for grand bounce,
she has"
"Why, how?"
"Well, now, it amt no use for you
to chaw dictionary bout it, neither,
cause there amt no discount on
Sis-she's he old gal when she
starts"
my goodness gra-v'
"She sez she goes out with you
an tramps round jess as lonesome
as some old married COW, an when
yer treats it amt ter nothin but
cheap old sody water at er nickel
quart. ."-Eransville Argus.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-08-09

swell, you help me. You pick
out some chap around here and tell
him what I'm up to, and I won't
mind standing treat for all hands.
When I rush in on him he'd better
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-08-09

Select the best shaped eggs from
the best layers, for Matching.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-08-09

JELLEY RoLIs.-Mix thoroughly
together while dry one cup -four.
one teaspoonful baking powder,
and sift; them add one cup sugar,
four eggs and one tablespoon cold
water bake quickly in long shallow
tins, and when ready to slip from
pans spread jelly on the bottom
and roll up; then roll napkin tight
around it until cooled.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-08-09

To give delicious favor to lamb
which is to be eaten cold, put in
the water in which it is boiled
whole cloves and long stick cinna-
mon. If the lamb is to be roasted,
boil. the cloves and cinnamon in
water, and baste the lamb with it.