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An ENTERPRISING HEBREW.

When the de'endens took the etand
bis Honor said:
prisoner, You are charged with
having removed the goblet from
the hand of the CogsWell
statue, substting q pair of
tws-bit suspenders with q plscard
calling attention to your establish
ment across the way"
"Well, Shudge," replied the often.
der with an ipgratiating emile, ''of
gorse.: wants 70 get along in pses-
ness"
latter which," continued Ghe
! court stsrDly. ''you substituted q lot
of neckties fer the suspenders, and
attached to the other band lot OF
bills referring to your new stock of
gum shoes and hair OIL"
Dose hair oil is fnst-rate. your
Honor" said the dsiendenl. "I
would Ike 10 sell you a potsle."
"Aud yesterday" continued the
court. consulting the indictment. "you
obstructed the thoroughfsres &nd cre~
sted q disturbance by placing = paper
collar and plug hat on the statue ia
question"
dose plug hats is sheap at 81,
Shudge. Moses Levy shargss ffa und
a h&!ef vor dem same kind, "seturned
the trader cheeriuIly; Il boats dose
fsilsrs efery dimes"
s'sAnd at night, went ON bis honor,
sat night it appears you place in the
figures hand Transparency contain.
ing further advertisement of your
wares. Now, this is mos: improper
and reorehensible."
dots right. Sbudge," said
Mr.. Solomons, delightedIy. Bitch
into me of you please. spheak loudt
I 80 dose noosebaper veIlers gan hear
you," and he smiled benignantly
upon the reporters.
"Great heaveusl" thundered the
Court. as frighs!ul idea strack him.
SIS it possible you have the audacity
to use the machinery of this court a.
an advertising dods e?''
dots it. dots it shu6ge?" eI-
: claimed the cneap John, rubbing biz
hands exultsntl5, 81 svore oud der
: complaint myself"
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RkLiGIOUs SERVICES 80.
DAY,

rKS. lohcE OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT
IA nIAAI ia SAINTk-Servicss in he As
0'y Hall at2 pm. - 'oe az
p.asEfHOSIsr EPISCOPAL Cxu,cu-
pcscOins to-day at ia m Nv Tho
a. SOL n1 Rev. l. @. IIif. SUNDAY School
P,.G.oo p, m. Union meeLine ~ ,hs
pSy'efiAn Church. att so pm.
FaEsBITERIAN.-Pub,ic ss.u;.
roaSn Sabbath school Al % On.
~, ING peoples messing at 6.15 se ~,
vs1,ot al the services, and etr,nnas.
NEON, income Union services a. 7 % sS
Gescnlng By the Rsv. Mr.. I,os ., 1Ie
Soa5:isegs,Ionsl church. The nnh liz
cordially i9vittd. paoie
inS oeSe9ys ATIoEAL CRuscE-P,s.o,
lTe;oH IL q. N. By Rev. D. L. Lson,rS
PresSv,me meeting in the evening At tba
ps oAP FIST CzuRcH.-Ssryicss in n.
soa,h and Saoed lHee. corner Of Second
ing this -" U1o second West Streets. Preseh-
7.Se BIZ Po or ng a. IL and evening a,
70, mo,r;n s.' DTlght Spencer. Suk;ect
beaver - Recognition OF friands in
sbooI "a evening: Saved snnd.S
aee.inv Pa morning sermoa. Prsve,
81: MARKS Otrprns a. ''9U'
8 N. No. :, 1;Su am. sunday school o a
lam. RranS service with sermon =,
IN. sning prayer and semen & En-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-10
UTAH LEGISLATURE.
Twenty-Sixth Session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TWENTY. SEVENTH DAY.

TWENTY SEVENTH DAY.
Salt Lake City, Feb. 8.
House met az 10 AM, Speaker
Sharp in the chair.
Journal of Friday read and ap-
proved.
Mr.. Young presented the petition
Of F. Auerbach & Bro, holders of
certificates of attendance as wit
nesses in the case of the People vs..
Wilson, for the defense, amounting
to SIG, and asking an appropriation
for payment OF the same. Referred
to the committee on claims.
Mr.. Llewellyn presented the pesi.
ton of citizens OF Ephraim asking q
revIs ion of the charter o, that place.
Referred to the INA nj tee on NUM-
cipal corporations and towns
Mr.. Thurman eubmit'ed a report
of the committee on municipal cor
porations and towns, on the petition
of A. M. Grant and o'hers, asking q
charter for Park City, rec INNS md
ing their prayer being granted, and
submitting bin tor the same. Re
port adopted.
The committee on agriculture. to
whom was re'erred IL. f. No. Is, 8
bill for the protsc ciOu OF stock, re-
ported the same with am ndments,
and recommend that Il be put on
its passsg". Adopted.
Mr. Thurman introduced II. +
No. SO, a bill incorporating Park
City, in Summit County, Utah; was
resd the first and second time by
title and ordered printed
On motion III wss ordered thai
hereafter 100 copies of each Gil
should be printed unless otherwts
ordered.
II. F. No. so, bill providing fol
the establishment and suppCrs o.
district schools, ETC.. was taken III
on its second reading and numerous
amendments were made
Mr.. Peery moved to refer the bli
to the joint se!ect com mit!ee havini
in charge the subject of clue s'lol
and laws thereon reported by tn
committee on revision and compl 8
ton of laws Carried.
Adjourned at 1915 i'll Monds!
Feb. 1lth, at 2 pm.
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The Theatre.

q,,ore o. - lsrse a,tendance ct
Tho matiree Yesterday afternoon,
90, w,vIihsv v b 81 a much larger
a. The evening. bat for counter
VI, el.eW efe. on both oc-
" "o.i5ge the Holland comedy Conn
cs,ig'' a'qqtIet themselves t.
tbe din, Of all present,
t the leusht-r End applause
min. lond AID frequent. Mr. Hol-
Ian. in his i'm perSonstions, posses,
s ses to "a E degree the quail y OF
Dlea.ing without being tlresome,
his acting being so easy and his
mint so striking that all Ike him
rom the first; Ms Murielle-Weil,
che must he SEN to be appreciated,
snd, in fact. the company are all
resly good.
even ng.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-10
A Firemen's Ball.

rbe 6remen's concert and oah
.aa Mace. our readers will please
'S n'ombsr. on Thursday evening
ie Fab, IA, at the Walker D. era
Mon.e. In addition to the br'gaoe
- which will appear in seVerai
D eSIoci;ons. the Fors Douglas oann'
sel5 5sT Pro-. St'gler, has been Sc
u nred and will con ribute largely 10
c GU euecess Of the entertain ment-
Inc how deserve a good attendance,
I'd ga feel conIjent there VIII ne
SI ~ ga numbar OF patrons present.
q 10 ,bs occas on. The prcceeds are
on E sa d in a good purp Sc. ne
u y have been cal = VS. ready TO
boy ond whenever occasion demand
re0' Gnr services aot our citizens
eo - NV good emporium ty of les
hsv; :, ybe a3otecistion in which
NY = II n pes aut present SER
ln5o - - he 5 l.. 2. D.
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Opposed to 1t.

Portland, Or, AT a special
meeting of the Board of Tra3e- this
afternoon, representing $4,000, 000
property, resolutions were sdop ed
calling on O-egon's Senators aud
Repreeen satives 10 oppose the fjr--
feitnTe Of the Northern Pa &c land
grant, OF any part OF it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-10
Bad Bows.

Annapolis, 9.-The court martial
ofnavaI cadets involved in the haZ-
ing scrape bsguu to-day. Cadet
FREQ. Parker, OF the third Glass,
pleaI guilty. Cadets Jos'remsky,
Maxey, McSen ard b ush, al OF The
frs. cas-, are on thai
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-10
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago. 9-Hogs-R Receipts, 1000;
Active. higher; rough packing, 6.l5 t.
60: packing and shipping 60 to 7.15;
light, IS to 6 60.
CsttIe-Reoeipts 900; strong, setive,
sll sold; good to choice shipping. 5.75 to
6.l5; common 10 medium 5 20 to $50;
stockers, 8 rs to ASS; feeders 80 to 5 25.
Sheau-keceipts 600; strong; inferior to
fair ESQ to 25 per cwt medium to
good, $50 to 5.25; choice to extra, 45C
to 90.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-10
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

Lie Adams, san Francisco; NJ Askias and
wife, . Decker and wife, Denver; John
Beck chi; Mrs. a R Davenport, Denver; J
Guenthe Odt POrllsnd, Or; James Holley;
F c Boyer, Sp ingville; G e Dallon, Boston;
Ciayt D. CITY; w G Moore, New York; 4
3 Gilmore omahs; Holland, Il B st ick-
lsnd, 81 Joe; " II 3rewnscD, Chicago; John
Beatty lr, Omaha; T G " oOdmansee, Gin
cinnati: & MaLeIl eitr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-10
New York Mining Stocks

New York, Extreme dullness Was
the feature Of the mining market. Cali
fornis sold at q; Iron Silver, 2 10; ORR
entail and Miller, 16 and Is, sellers op-
ton; Sutro Tunnsl, Is; North Be lie, or;
Rising Sun, o. State Lines, Nos. 2 and
5, 06; Northern Standard, 20.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-10

Ooiesgo, s.-Whest, higher; 9S5s Feb.
rueIy, sAZ March; 1909 May.
OoLn-aigher; IS February, 5Sss
a7M May.
W,iskv-l6.
Rye-Dull; Is.
BArley-&aet; O..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-10
VALLEY HOUSE.

7 Newell. n n Smith, Butte; ] J Dar, f
James, Gibson, omaha, ] Burns, r Keep
per; chicago; Il B n or, Ogden; G N Red.
SS e, P5Oye Stewart, W Il Stewart,
9cHTsissoo; Nm LAll.y, st Louis; } Manning,
! ! ~ u Jones, Toronto; N 3 Hartley, Chey snne;
n! !namas, Tie Siding; C Swsnson, Ogden; j
IoSnsn, ana wife, Paysoo; r Ivory, Nephi; A
T o.SniIIl.D durango: henry Cogeen. II Bowdsn,
EHAOds Island; A Bishop. q Bisboe H,I,f.x,
hs,1 hfSnussen. J R Wiley, Chicago; Lam,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-10
METROPOLITAN.

Il Kikbrida Len Haley. Ketohum; Vim
rOf'ete K t-ek8, New: III mas, Alsmosa,
Col; G Hildreth, nenve-; Il Binocks, Pu-
eel 2 Flgnl AMI VIE, Denver, ! L o.
born, Fark Cts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-10
WHITF 7HOUsE.

" c CARROLL " D Hickman, Nevada; r b
yansop, g 3 Baldwin, San FRANCISCO; K
Sniih, 3 Williams, city; Rob shaw, Bing
ham; u q Lewis, Park ity; II lynch, AL
harpe, Denver; W Graves. Black loot; W S
SeSett, ID Aartoin, D f @; q W Light
cap NJ Bates, Chicago; g @ Louis, a Donald
Soni Bingham; z Springer, Deep Greek.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
February 9. 1854.
OLIFT HOUSE.

Joseph "a rey, Thistle, Utah; r 4 Culver :,
Th,mnson r M alison. E n sber, John
Borao, James ouiDn, D 7oNally, PARK
CITY; i " Collins, city; J Russell, Provo; )
e I,amsaen. San vrGecisco; Mrs II OSoorne
Mast,r Ralph Osborne, Backfoot; Il Will
Jams, city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-10
Operator Arrested-Dividend; 2

San Francisco, Cd. w. Knapp,
an old Western Union operator, was
arrested this afternoon for divulg~
ing the contents Of eypher mes
sag 8.
Kentuck hes declared q dividend
Of 10c. payable on the 10th.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-10

FAIR FASHIONABLE patronize
that standard 5eautifier and purify
ing agent, GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP.
Hills HAIR AND WHIsKER
DYE, Black or Brown, SOC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-10

WHY WILL YOU cough when
hiloh's Cure win give immedtate
eiief. Price 1oc., 60c. and o.. Sold
w e. II. I. Drug Store f1D
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-10

New York, 9.-Money market easy,
IL; prime mercantile paper, Az; sterling
exchange bankers bills, steady, s5A;
sterling exchsnga. demsDd, 4.SSA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-10

Da. J. B. MORGAN, a physician
of thirty years stan Ting, Dolphin,
says: 81 find that Btown's Iron
Bitters gives general Satisfaction"
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WALKER HOUSE.

Fergus n. Winnipes. " Noo1s Nav
,oik; Il Lainwsle, San francisco: ss,tSs
S me; Denver; G ,ifin, san FRANCISCO:
T,SI LesiS New York; B o Atkinson. z r
s.S99t nS F0rt Dougla,; s J Robertson. D
SSo Pe est, { Mix, New York; R u Bourne.
Jo61st SGST so; Il Armstrong, st Loais; C j
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-10

Pork-Hieher; IL as to 7.50 February.
Lard-9 IS to 957X February.
B1ik mests-Fair demand; shoulders
7 rs; short ribs Is; short clear 9 So.
Whisky-Ste sdy, unchanged.
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New York Wool.
Bullion.
Money Market.

Nav York. 9--Bsr silver 1l5s
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BULLION & ORE MARKET
Latest Quotations.

Latest Quotations.
corrected Daily by MCCORMICK Col
SILVER.
In New York......-..Sl 11% per ounce
In London. .....-......... 50T
In SAT- LskP............, ! 08N
LEAD
In New York.......$ 4 90 per 100 lbs
In Salt Lake, ore.... 20 90 per ton
q bullion As 90
The bsse metal and ore output for the
week ending Saturday, February 9.h'
1884, was as fgllows:
Pounds.
% Cars Bullioa 725, O22
- C6rs O:e.. ........l l0U, OOU
IOSal, 1900 -s. .oAo, VIZ
All goi2g east.
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JOS. VIM. TAYLOR
UNDERTAKEN.

A full hne OF cloth, metallic snd voad
caskets always on hand Undertakers' goods
kept In stock. Bodies taken charge OF aud
snbalmed. Cemetery lots ADD graves far
nlshed n any ceneeery.
An orders By Telegraph OK telephone day
Ioe night. WI recsive prom ps attention.
Telephone number 81.
No. @-west Temple Street ..
so. Asxs %.
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Utah Wool.
SALT LAKE, FEBRUARY 9.
White spring, in good condition IA to Is
." Door g. Ii to IA
Black spring, good condition...... ID
White fall snG lambs, light
grades, good condition......- lS
White fall and lambs, heavy.
good condition. ................... II TO Y
Black fall. good conditiou....s.... II
Arizona white, good condition.. 10
- black, IS 09
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COMMERCIAL.

Mining, Stocks and Other Markets
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corrected Daily by MCCORMICK & Col
SILVER.
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The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-07-25
Y, SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, JULY rs, 1884

tongue you're dismist amen ar
Then old man Trotman slept
out and lowed: Git your pardncrS
and into thcr house to supper; the
ole 'oman's got a bite to eat ia
thar. and sich rs it is you're wei
come to it.. So we locked arms
and marched in to supper The
table was plum full, nothin' wasn't
skncc nor skinny. The BRIDES
cake was sot on Il block Of wood
that was kivcrcd over with letter
paper cut in fringe to hang all
around the aiye Of it. 1t had Il
thin whitcwash over it, and was
dressed of. with little sprigs Of CO.
dar stuck in row all around and
a stick Of peppermint candy stuck
right straight up in the middle,
and | tell you it sot the table Off
powerful. They had a trller can
Gle at each ccnd Of the table and Il
pine light in the fireplace. After
supper we sot in to playin' kissin
Su'i'eS' N,c oroCner No!c llau oonc
all ne conld--hc had med >rm in
"culock and ne had ct ms supper.
Inc games was a gwlnr on anI
all was laughln and havln' fun,
some play'n '" lillian with trcm-
bling toe 'Clap in and clap out
AL aro"nd the mulberry bush,
ana some was hshln ior love, when
orother 'ole knocked ior silence.
'hFetherlnS an1 s'ster!ng, says
',c' leC nS oh'ce IN pra I and hr
d'snls' ar
ACIer II" was gone Aunt Nancy
'o"cu: l. mere AR Il tlmc lur All
,,>,,. $50, ,:,,>l D..,.l Tv.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-07-25

q been MallndY Jane they SnOulQ|
not er been axed, one Of 'em in
perticklcr,I disremcmber his name
She lowed he thought kasc he liv-
ed in town that was all he needed.
He had the enshorance to lau yh at
country boys with thcr homemade
jeans, and all he was fittcn fur was
to wear fine Sunday clothes that
wasn't paid for. He struttcd
around mighty bigoty and smoked
and chawe,l terbacker, and took
his sweetened dram, tied his era
vat in the fashion, pulled his mus
tache, and played with his watch
chain, and laughed at them boys,
he laughed ut his bcttcrs. One
good, honest, hard workin' country
boy like Ky Robertson. Cap Dew
berry or Jak, Lofts is worth
enough Of his scat to build a fence
from here to town.
Yes, everybody knowcl when
Jake got thar by the cinnamon
draps. Brother Cole was axed to
marry 'cm, and as many couples
as he has joined he don' t know his
piece; he had to read it, and they
hclt a candle and dript the taller
a inch thick on the po' Old mans
coat sleeve, and then after all he
come nigh marryin' EN- by the
wrong names
Caledoncy and Ky Robertson
stood together, and I and Cap
| Dcwbcrry, and when we tuck our
stands, Malindy Jane she got on
tother side Of Jake and Brother
Cole he wiped his specs and sot in
to rcadin> and speIlin' out all his
words.
"Thc cou pie which now stands
atorc us for the occasion and ben
eft Of being .jincd in wedlock, will
please .jinc they right hands,"
Old Miss Patience Potter squck-
eel ont in a loud whisper:
'Lindy Jane you air on the rong
side Of Jallcy.
Thcn Brother Colc helt his pa
per up and read Oh.
will you, John Lottis--
Jacob, not John, says Miss Pa
tience.
well, then, we'll proceed to con
tinue. will you, Jacob LOFTS,
take this 'oman, Malissy Ann
Ma Indy Jane says Miss Pa
tience Il little louder. Then in 81
loud whispers:
For the lands sake don't git 'cm
married rong.
'Well,' says he, fling on a piece,
Of light t'ood, or hold me Il torch,
for | can't see
Some Of 'cm grabbed a torch
and helt it high: Then jist as fast
as one word could follow tohcr,
without stoppin' to git his breath,
he went on.
Il pronounce you man and wife!
fur better or fur wusser salute
your bride and if any present has
on,, LOT ,o,,, ,,,>o,lI NOW,
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-07-25

NalS loi ALL you co, OOn out
shine the bride.' ..
Buddy he hitchcd up the steers
in the waggin and sot in the cheers,
and we all went, even to nav. We
went soon SC as to help Malindy
Jane fix, and bless you when we
got thar the house and yard was
plum full. They had been com
in ever sense a hour by sun. |
won't be sartin, but | think every
body that come fetched a baby and
bench-legged flee and a flop year.
ed hound. We'uns alters fastcns
"Old Scrougc' and "Trip" and
never let's 'em foller.
After l fixed the artifcials in
the fashion on Malindv James
head and lent her my neck ribbin,
(its good luck to marry in sump'n
borrid) taken Il peep in the set
tin room to see who all was thar,
and bchold thar sot the Sommons-
cs big as who but they, and | know
in reason they wasn't aNcd nor
wanted; and who should be hiled
up on Il bench all in row but
them tore down Frcshours chiIIun
grand as YOU please, and still for
the fust time in they lives, and
thcr faces was rally SO clean |
didn't skaccly know 'cm. They
had shorcl y been put to soak the
night aforc. Thcr skin was as
shiny AMI slick as a peeled inyon,
and thcr hare plastcrcl down tight
with satt' soap, and they looked
plum satisfied.
Over in the corner sot the three
old madcs, Miss Bunch Beaslcy.
Miss Patience Potter and ole Ar
mintv Pcndergrass. Miss Bunch
is as broad as she's long and SIS
good as she's broad. Miss Pa
ticncc is as long as a bean pole
and as good as she's long and is
funny enough to make a dog kill
hlssef 4 laughin'. She wears a
short frock to try to make her look
Shnrf lnI q II thn rn)rrs nf
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-07-25
BETSY HAMILTON'S LETTER.
A Sketch OF Life in the BackwOods.

ely Jane Tlotman, and was a hitch
in Of his ridin' nag up at our
house; but they didn't know that
when Jakcs critter was q chawin'
Of our fence, Malindy Jane was in
ginnerly in the house.
The Trotman's is not the sort
that sounds horn and tells they
business to everybody, and for that
very reason some folks tries to find
out their affairs.
Malindy Jane she KEEP her SOW
in hid and never let none OF the
ncighbor gals but me and Calcdo-
ney see it, and Jake ne got SO he
taken the nigh cut, and gin old
Miss FrcshOurs and old Arminity
the dodge when he went to see her,
and they sot it down that he had
quit gwine, and that it was all
busted up bctwiNt en-, or, 'Mcbbe,
says old Arminity, "atter all he
haint never coted the gal.
But when the Trotman let in
to whitewashin' ther house and
fence, and then let in on the trees
around the house, they knowcd in
reason it meant a wcddin'; but
thar WASH t nothin' like findin' out
for sartin. SO Arminity tuck it
on herself to go over thar and stay
the live long day. She hinted and
limited but all she gcthcrcd from
Malindy James nav was that the
dock lowed lime was healthy.
Caledoney was tellin it at our
house, and she lowed that when
yrannammy Eve was a lcavin' SO
much cu'osity to ole Armintv she
never forgot ole Miss Trotman.
She left her sense enough to come
ahead Of her. They didn't only
whitcwash. but they secured and
fixed up tel they didn't skarcely
know they own place. but Malindy
Jane was the onlicst gal the ole
folks had and she didn't git mar
ricl every day. ... ..
TO be sho if they'd had ther own
scsso about it, they never would
have picked out Jake LOFTS; but.
who in all the land could they have
picked out for a husband for thcr
gal, Malindy Jane.
The day was sot, and aNed me
and Caledoney to wait on her. Cal
she come over to our house and we
all went together. She fetched her
yaller>buff muslin mines of'n
the same picce) and lowed me and
her could fix and dress alike. SO
we wheeled in and starched our
yallcr bluffs 50 stiff they'd stand
alone, and ironed 'em slick enough
to see your face in 'em, and we
tuck the artificial oh'n our last
sum mcr hats and stuck 'em whar
the overskirt was tucked up at one
side, and we tackled a row of cedar
all around the bottom Of the t'roclt
and put a piece under brcastpins
and piece in our hair, and | wish
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AO1ses

ElOR RENT in fat. kitchen, dining. bed room,
IL three closets, bath room. Water paid.
Call at No. 297 West seventh street. 347
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Breckenridge, were at the Merchants hotel
yesterday.
Ira A COnger, of Mora, is at the Claren-
don.
W. H. Robinson, Of MoOrhead, is in the
city.
John Denoyer, Of York, Neb., was in the
city yesterday.
Herman Half, of Chicago, is registered at
the Clarendon.
Hon. VIM. Mitchell leaves for his resi-
dence at Winona this morning TO spend the
holidays.
Geo. w. Sweet, Esq, of Sauk Rapids, was
in attendance upon the supreme court yes
terday.
n. Kingsley, Esq, OF Chat6eld, was in
attendance upon the session Of the supreme
court Yesterday
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EtoR RENTAL S-room house with closets,
IL well and eistern, No. 230 Mount Airy. near
Mississippi street. John DowlAn, 36s Wabsshaw
street. 3O4s