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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-11-07
Yergennes.

Mrs. Bradbury and daughter have gone
to Boston to spend the winter.
Miss Polly Bora accidentally swallowed
carpet tack one day this week.
Geo. F. Kimbal accidentally swal-
lowed silver half dollar on Friday last.
new chancel has been put IN St.
Pauls church. 1t was gift from the
late Edward Seymour and cost 500.
Bishop Bissell officiated in St. Pauls
last Sunday, as the rector, Rev C.. j.
ketcham. and wife are in Portland, Me-
Election passed off quietly. A larger
number of votes were pOlled than ever
before. Several votes came from out of
town.
Real estate is beginning to take an up
ward tendency since there is some hopes
of change of ownership in some of our
water privileges.
Messrs. Brooks Il Hammond of Brooks
vile have purchased three calves of G..
r. o. kimball of this city. They were
finely-bred animals. One heifer calf
weighed over 600 pounds,
The Methodist society are building a
barn at their parsonage. B. F. Young
is experimenting the job. Rev. III. F.
Austin, the pastor, Is well liked by his
parish as well as by the community at
large.
j. NJ. Dyer has painted the front of his
block, adding very much to its appear
ance. MIR. Dynr gave supper to the
fire laddies on Tuesday evening at the
Stevens House and Mine Host Gaines
and wife did their best. 1t was grand
affair, and the fireman appreciated the
honor done them.
a bill is before the Legislature to pay
h. ii. Daniels Il sum of money sufficient
to indemnify him for the loss he sus-
tained in building the State Reform
school building. This bill probably
ought to pass, as the State cannot afford
to use property that it has not given an
equivalent for. His creditors are the
ones suffering most.
j. III. Lucia of Montpelier was in town,
Tuesday. making arrangements for the
sale OF the furniture at the Franklin
House, as Mr. jackson vacates this week
and > ). Gaines takes possession of the
property. Mr. Lucia will sell the furni-
ture at auction Saturday next. Mr..
jackson moves into the building vacated
by Powers Il Kimball. where he is 10
open first-class restaurant.
Chas. l.. LeBoeufl' has the contract to
repair the west half of the bridge cross
ing Otter Creek. The bridge was up last
Sunday, so that crossing was suspended
for day. \ large force of men were at
work on it. MIR. LeBoueff is framing
timber for house he is going to build
for Emory Liberty, at Elizabethtown,
n. Y. Mr.. Liberty lives in New York
city, but his family spend portion of
the summer at Elizabethtown.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-11-07
Go,enfg 21eps.
BridpOrt.

Waldo Bristol is repairing his barn.
C. S. j. Hamilton is repairing his barn
and sheds.
On Wednesday evening. Nov. II. the
Ladies' Aid society will give a chicken
pie supper at the town hall there will
games and other amusements during the
evening. All are cordially invited. Tick
cts. % cents.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society was held at the Methodist church
on Tuesday. The following officers
were elected: President. Mrs. f. Sun.
derland; vice-president, Mrs. Geo. Tur.
ner; secretary. Mrs. +. p. Woods; treas.
urer, Mrs. NJ. f. Wheeler; committee on
amusements, Mrs. z. Marshall, Miss
Annie l.. Huntley.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-11-07
Weybridge.

The Y. w. c. L. L. will meet at Mr..
Silas Jewett's, Wednesday, Nov. II, at 3
p. m. Friends are invited to be present
at the parlor meeting, opening at seven.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-05
sesas.

SIN plauters Souie gu Sherman
ma6te 5. g. nIurp ieinem 2eben NIT
Qalloanum Elm gn6e. ST mar franfli6
uno unfdbig, feline Gamilie 5a erndb=
rem, Die i9ot ldngere 3eit BET feinem
S9piegerbater tDobtte.
: aus Ser Sail in Sort Wortb iinb
IL @efangene ertlprungen. Sic batten
Elm Sod in bas Sa9 geidgt, bnr9 mel.
DIES {ie bic 6lu9t betperflteligten. 6inf
Der gntflobenen iin6 mieber ein9efangen
tpDrben.
= Ser 8ouperneur bat einen 3u6tz
baus @trdfling Namens Sames M9ols
begnaoigt. Oerielbe befanb ii6 nit
mebreren an6ern Strdflingen auf einem
giienbabn3uge, bon Dem ibr Wd6ter
berabitiir3te uno be1innungslos liegen
blieb. gii1ols fprang barauf BON
3uge 6eruuter, ergriff 6as @epebr bes.
Wd1ters uno berbinbsrte 6amit Die
Glu6t Der iibrigen Strdflinge. Gas
mar bic nria9e feiner 8egnabigung.
Die Glage gegen ben WtOrDer
Abams in Dalas 1T abermals beridoz
ben tporben unb mirb erft i'm Sftober
alr Berbanblung fomnlen.
- Bei Milptp p. 8. in Gillespie
gountD tpuroe bic 9ei6e eines Mannes
Namens s. 9irit aufgefunben. Wie
es f1eint, fpurbe berfelbe ernlorbet.
- Die Gisfabrif in Bel &io 1T bDl=
lenbet poroen unb uir6 binnen Gur3em
nit Der Fabrication bon Sis beginnen.
Nom Waco tpir6 gemel6et, baB
6as SbaI oes 8rasos aufs neue iiber=
51tpemmt 1T.
Sn Deniion 1T cine Maiienoerz
iammlung einberufen ,Dorben, I'm
8orbereitungen 5ur Geier bes 4. Suli
ali treffen.
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Grants tiefer ssaa.

Ser &e6tssruuoiaB, bab bic Wobl=
that bes 3meifels Dem 9lngeflagen gu
Cute fommen l1iille, 1T fi9erli6 nies
mails bereittpiQiser aeceptirt iporben,
ols gegeniiber Dem General Grant BET
felner Beripidlung in bic Diffifultaten
ber sSirma Grant & Warb.
go1 aur Stunbe, felt bem grf6einen
feiner &orreiponbena nit Siib. uirb er
allgemein nilber beurtbeilt, als tpobl
irqerb elm anberer @terbli9er in ieiner
Sage beurtbeilt tpurbe. Oas amerifa=
nif6e Nolf fiiblt gu gut, baB Grants
G9anbe beg 2anbes S6anbe 1T, unb
mD1te bieie S9anoe Su6eden, 10 gut es
eben gebt. Mber es bdlt INNER f6merer.
Gifb 1T es Sund6it barum 5u tbunt
na9meiien, baB er auf Den &ontrafts
G6minbel bereingefauen lei, nadbem
er 1i9 BON Grant ielbit cine @rfldrung
iiber Marb's besiigli9e Bebauptungen
ausgebeten, ilnb baB er(6iib) ielbif ouz
Dirt Doroen Iei unb ni9t 9lnbere babe
oupiren tpollen. Bis gu einem gewiiien
@rabe lit ibm Dieier Na6meis 6ur6 Die
atpei Briefe Grants gelunger unb inss
beIonoere our9 bic grfldruna @rant's,
6ab uer Millens let, @arb allen profit
fir Die Girma MAIDEN gu laiien, Der
bur1 ben 8ebrau6 feines { 8rant's }
Namens unb @influiies erlangt tperoen
f0nnte.
gs tpirb augegeben, baB Grant biefen
Nrief nidt gei9rie5en, aber unterf6ries
ben bat, unb auf ber 9lnnabme, baB er
feline lnteri9rift lei9iinniger Weiie
bergegeben, obne ben Snbalt bes gries
fes su fennen ober Su ermeRen, berubt
nun bic ein3ise M69lidfeit, Grant BON
Der bepuBten Sbeilnabme an Waro's 9
@aunereien frei5uipre6en.
Dieie Mnnabme pirb ieet auf eine
Meile, bic fir Grant ipieber nidt iebr
ebrellboa lit, begriinbet, ndmli6 our9
ben Qinpeis, iuie ct friiber BON ben ab;
acknowledgement miBbrau6t woroer
lit Sod es ftebt febr i6le6t nn
Grants guten Namen, uno man muf
| fid] lagen, bab ber finanaieue Sanfe'
roit, benz ber Mann perfallen 1T, faun1
| in 8etra6t fommt gegeniiber ieinelr
moralilben 8anferott, tpenigitens fil
bas 0olf, benz augenf9einli6 8rant's
gbre mebr am 6er3en liegt, a's ibn
lielbit.
DerMann gebort jebenfalls 5uSenen
uel6e fir ibren &ubm gu lange CELEB
baben. (N. 0. ct. 3tg.)
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= IS 1T iebr ipaB6aft ansuieben,
pie iidb oer llrtpl9lige Mbel in Wfedlens
BURG 9egen oie in lebter 3eit bon Berlin
ausgegangeren 8eriu6e, ben 4bel
f6rmli6 gu prganiliren unD i'm sum
Werfseuge elmer beitimmten &esierunasz
pplitif gu MAIDEN, nit 9dnben uno Sll=
BEN mebrt. Sie gerliner nSeutf6e
abelsgenoKeni6ait" 1T ben medlenburs
ger SeuoaIen berbabt, mod mebr aber
Ser Q(6leger berlelbett, Der in potsoant
etablirte 9oelsberein ugobilitas". Ges
gen ben 8eitritt gu biefem Sereine maret
8ebenfen geduBert tuor6en, unter anz
bern, ves fdmen neuerDings 10 biele ytos
bilitirungem Dor, auh bon perionen,
beneu al uno jebes 8eroienit nangele,
6aB man bieIe nidt als ebenbiirtig be-
tradten f5nne." Oies 8ebenfen bate
bic rNobilitas" folgenoermaBen suriids
getpteien: oOem 9tbel, als Dem gebo=
renen 0erfe6ter bes S0nigtbums BON
Gottes Gnaben, ge5iemt es ui6t, Die
6anolungen leines 2anbesberrt 81 frts
fi1irelt. Ob nit ber Nobilitirung ein
8erbienIt gelobnt ooer eia 4ft Der 9nabe
bpasoget, mar allein BON Dem Willen
bes 5ouperains abbdngig, nno befen
Wille tpirb uns ffets beilig iein." Oas
rauf anttportet nun in Dem Wo9enblatte
Ser Waedlenburger" eine aus Der CONF
petenteiten 6eoer oes einbeimil@en med
lenburgil9en A6els itammenbe 3u=
l9rift: pMag man 6ieie maBloie ues
beri9wdngli6feit uSbololatrie" (na9
benz NbgeorbneteM 8riiel) nennen, oDer
niGt, es Iiegt ibr ieoenfaas cine fali9e
Muffailung e6ter 2opalitdt 5u 6ruitoe,
tpie fie feinem freien Manne 5ufebt." !"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-05

Profellor Yaiteur, Der beriibmte
Gbenifer in garis, erfldrt, er babe nod
langen @rperimenten gefunoen, baB
WaReri6eu bar6 Smpfung BET Men>
i1el berbiltet iperoe. Ser pro5eB be-
ifebt BARN, baB Meni6en NIT benz
@iftfoff, mel6er bon toQen Sbieren ge=
nDntmen iptrb, geimpft tperoen, ie6o6
erif, na9bent Der Stoff bur6 ginims
pfung in anbere Sbiere bon geringer
gitalitdt abgei6ma6t If. Wie es
beiBt, bat Yafteur bas Wfittel an Ii6
felbif berlu6t, inbem ct ii@ 5uerf in
Der angegebenen Weiie impfte nno iib
bann bon einem tolen 0unoe beiBen
lieB. ST forbert Die slfabemie auf, bic
&egierung UNI @infeBurg elmer Roms
miflipn gu erfuben, tpel6e feine grfins
bung an Berlonen, bic fib freiuillig
ba3u bergeben, Doer an berurtbeilten
8erbre6ern priifen ioll, un6 erfldrt, ber
Bro5eB lei obne ie6e @efabr un0 taft
f1merslos.
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benz ni6t rubig bier i'm S9lolle blei=
BEN, tpdbrenb bie Gefabr ba unten inl=
lner bober iteist. 2aB mid binunter!
Sd min penigitens feben, tpie es itebt
uno ibide Dir Na6ri6t beraui.
So seb! faste @aimunb fur5 unS
ernit.
I'm @ottespilen, paul, piaft Ou
bid aud in @efabr beseben2 rief sl!D
eri9roden.
Sir mid 1T gar feline @efabr bOrz
banben, berubigte iie gaul. Der Glnz
aelne fann ia bier iiberbaupt ni6t eim=
greifen. Gott lei Danf, baB wenigitens
8u6borf li9er lit, ba 1T fein
MiIbtpafer in Der Mdbe!
Das iunge Mdb6en piberipra6
ni6t Idnger, ion0ern bing It6 an ieie
men Mrm unb begleitete ibn binaus bis
gum @9loBtbor, mdbrenb Die beioen
9tnberen suriid blieben.
(Gortiesahs tolst.)
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9as Stammbaus ber Gamilie
&otbi6il6 an Der Sranffnrter Su6en=
gaHe, tpel9es ieit so Sabren als elm
Wabr5ei9en Der Staot ben Sremben
ge5eigt ipurbe, miro iebt nieoergerilien,
neil Der Magiitrat bef@lofen bat, bic
gan5e Subengaile 5ll 5erit6ren unb in
cine 9nr9gangsifraBe 5u beripanbelm.
9ie 9otbfdiloe baben ibr 8eites pers
iu1t, bas 6tammbaus bor ben unter=
gauge si rettetr, es 1T ibnen nit all' ibz
rem &eibtbunl ni9t glungen, ben Be=
i6luB gu dn6ern.
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@ihe Saff1en biQia.

gike Sadem billig. Sbr fDnnt
alIe 9lrten BON nfeinem unb 6ancDzGanbp
nit geringen Soften anfertigen, lpenn
eeSbr nun ben Mntpeilungen folgt, Die in
6em tpertbbolen fleinen 8u9e: GLOW
to make candy angegeben finb. Sass
felbe ipirb mad @inienbung bon 80
Gents in / ober 2 Gent Stamps an leoe
MbrelIe peri6idt. Mtan abreiiire.
The Housewife. &o@efter, N. 3.
1,3, ,tutp1M
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= Die alasen ii6er bic 3eritOruusen,
uel9e Die Gdlte Der leBten Mpriltpode
i'm 5iioen uno @eiten Seutf6lano5
angeri0tet bat, tperben INNER lauter.
eesft man6en Obfgegenb 1T Die @usIiGt
auf bie@rnte fart sufammengei6r
Qtm traurigften if es, baB Der 6rof aud
ben weiter porgei6rittenen 5ebgeldnben
4. 8. bes &aiferiiubles unb bes Marf-
grdflerlanbes bebeutenben 56aoen 5u.
gefiigt bat.
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ytnearppe, ga.

6err Gbmarb 0enrp, pinegrobe,
69ublfil gDuntp, 3d., i6reibt, oaB
er fi9 gequetidt babe unb fein re9ter
Mrm geldbmt tpurbe. @inige ginreis
bungel nit benz tpunberbolen 96nterz
senifilIer, ct. Safobs Del, Dem groben
Deilnittel, ifellten i'm in furaer 3eit
tpie6er bOllffdnbig Der.
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Orisinelle @eburtsamseige. 8
esn Der leBten Summer beg uSeuers
ba9er @o6enblatts" finbet lib tp6rtli6
folgenbe @eburtsan5eige:
vOur6 bic @eburt zines fraftigen
Mdb9ens nurbe bo6erfreut 8. Grid.
Ser3li6en 9anf bem 6errn, Der mir
ba5u gebolfen." (2eiber feblt Der Same
hes 6eIferS.
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sGrllnIsr gledpore Departenient far
Dameu fam pebsr IN Gualitit, Wiuifern
sber yreifsa itsrtrcfeu trerben.

s6rGin iebr srObes Eager bon Baums
usIs (Sinatanls unb Seeriuders, ierner
sine 6ollitaubise Guspubl psn 9einen
Esils Dn Norb 5u 10, 129, IS uHo 20
gnts Die Darb.
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1raulsr Serren.9lsitsrs, Burnifbins
Gsebs uub 6utsD Department 1t onsers
lr(en unb unabertrefibar ID aualitdt unb
Mufun.
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@eblilmter anb punftirter Mull
in Gelb llnb WeiB, gef6madpoa unb
-billig bet 9. Maper.
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s@ Ginise gtad gradeier unb Sn.
araiu CARPETS iinb nod pOrrdtbis unb
nercen III 9ssp Dcrfer 3citpreiien rer'
fault. Wsau beiu9e uns.
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g. MaDer bat bic bilieiten
Stidereien. @ebt bin unb iiber5eugt
Ettf,.
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ssriluier etiejsls nnb Sd,ub De.
yartement il nun pcllfSnbi8 in allen
5psiasn mnb bieie @aaren perbm 80
6a6ert uisbriSsa Breiien eutauft.
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Wur nod einige Ser reiaenben ses
itidten GambraD abgepaBten Gleiber su
$5 iibrig. 9pDttbiaig.
g. Maner.
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a. Kahn & Co.,,
G6s Main ylaja uub Beit Commerce
2asI3W9 Str0be.
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6fbannt lln0 frl6f.
sson 6. asermer.
(Bprt9eSung.)

Ser 8ann 6es @inters mar gebro.
t,ell, Bic erlolte giatur ruitete ii9 CUR
9luf1ehuna-aber tpenn bic gisjung=
frau in 6as Sbal nieberifeigt, bann
briuat Iie 9erberbett
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08


In rolicn spensIor dir.i the sweet June hnv.
fwiliuht came On with ali ~ witehlng pow.
.The West s,ll| held the sunsets latest ray.
Prom grove. AMI hush. ana every ieafy
bower
Came ~ faint ehIrp ~ hlris seeking their
rest.
AMI whi'e the iirht 5ef fingered IN thu West
4hAtr the elm trees tops Of darkest green
Tn new neon with her silver bow MAS seen.
Her forehead heii jewel passing fair.
For the bright rstar 81 evening" giltter'i
there
Tue gentle evening dew began 10 fall.
came : faint wind which bore upon IA
wings
The breaih % aowcrs. But. -wee,er than
them ali
was scent N ncw-cut hay-and spicy thing.
which rrow IN woosis Nor was the perfume
rare
OF the sweet grapevine wanting there
Slnw faded from the west the last pale light.
And the soft twilight depend into night:
The silver moon sank low behind the hill.
And darkness ~as upon u. calm and still
I AT out on the porch with cousin wfil'
TIL mamma voice dIsi call In accents <hrilI:
Come IN. Nirandy, dcar-you'll get = chill"
~ D.. JD2lrn1i.
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Our Young Readers.



a rhe hnrpy. n1rrY <rrtu<
Paved wI' ltt 40 <Al-itrAzl< sans.
Nn4r ! 0rry Irrf j us<~.
AI f.<s + Nu4Y I1 1lrr<
G4ls Ans30rlrx A-rl1nt<
urn~ r.'<-asanrA =r1rxIinr spr.u<,
WhfrI Irs rrY 1854 waters s'Irt
fsrn.-~~snxNf N|tf tf1A~Er11ArNl.
Mx..llt ~ fr 1xHtfs< fnr1t "a r4%r-
k1i.lIl 49, ~irh f1ir~~y ~
v1ny : ntri "a airY wfnx-
~'p7Hux wAE~-IIng ~ ne hrink.
Thsr.rrtnr lutrrtE hra~< Ant snail
Human fuIx- IT, EOoi 40 nII.
SLonne. ~ 1a~ttr-. '-<pme 4rAsl irlnk
- rhrr rork rh&i- re 90 % bring.
Fft "A uKHer ~ 1fttt-
ErrrY ~ m<nt anaf HIVES
AL f- IAtt a~1x II -ttt-
Vet rn1rf r. mItplA- ulrN-ArF fI-
What = <wre<. u1Ysirrl trf~ fh'u--
rhnu-h - gem fu1- AM flt&-
I1x-<h1nr r. ID rus.n rlI u,<1r
MraI.n - r1rer~ 7Nrr mi urs41-
Yet n kroH< MT poverty
ore happy. h2pry scrt7x.
Henmtnlul ne ani- 4 -irr<
VITA ~ clc4r. refreshing 1rpt-
Exen 70 ,e1t and f0~rr 44'l tn1'A.
blessing everything 1<r lyt--
-L1.s 1Aarr>F- ~ nf< tH1<<-
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49, 4 q. -
o'.a' -''.n -, $500; 49, :. ' .L:.,I rr-.l
n = ~N 49, ~
1871 ,a.ou y. -, r' 80, - ....,. ~
y. n'sn = = 49, I, ..L ~. - $3.50
rs "o'.u ~. :.
n,'oan, q 80 -.
~nsn = t,'an N...u r.n n = 49,
.uS'neSS RIMS q. 49,
nasS y ti'e M. -
tne no',..nA M -.. .-
merely nc snlc'a .'''' ~, ,'-. ,ins
eIea'e1 man xru 80
r'ancr y "a. n.'ne Y. - -
= one ,1,I'r $500 - us ...-'1 ~
lu.s y 49,. un''' ~ e t..- .l:.,S .5
iiiiS'sHc ~ 49, 49, a-e w 30 :,
'ysIa'.n 80 49,, -. -, ~
4 name or l,A'e ~ 9''ri. S- II
Nuenoe over tnS P,tu'A, -. -.-'' -
ana arls nni1n "on.1
Senied = done on man own 1..nos-
~ ma ~ sals.i r 80 - - @-.
Sn'v'a 81. so.n. , .a'n,.,-' @ sn-
WI ,o'1..u y a'. s - P ~ ~.
LILY ~ ~o'H 49,, w. " 80
a,.aIl'en'' u.-..' ~ w -. ... .,...,-,.
= "oL-e>'s. . .. 80. r. ,..., Il.
~ ,"Iv~ ~ NJ. 49,. 80. - 5000
t"k reinSe p NM -, 800 -. S,.e u.
Necessity 49, 49, i'm 11'-'s' N
carr. ou' NJ Own w.S.e
.-,A ~tn~c q 1.,: .,-- -. -: 4.
Win MANY Pr.Pe. a. ". i
tnes 'n.t'lose Dts"l ..p... 80.
may u.sa-Ie<, 81, , s..,' p.~..'4's :,
.'sv --.'s -.....,'
M P-rA An :
DOMESTIC annoy Autr- 1AA t1A~---~ -
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Shouting. lsu-hiny. pushing against
e. b other the t0ss rushed o'1S q the
school hsu~e peIl-mell.
look out. Eo<> carson. shouted
Tom Lane in tone u pretended Alarm
.-there's = spider on the pump-hsnsiIe-
Run. quick. il may bite yoL
There Wa ; roar 81 laughter q this
would IL witty remark Sni the ewes o.
! score " more thou-hrless boys we're
hent upon tie t'gurc q slender. deli-
cate ioukinx lad WHO had hcrn one 81
the firsf 10 ret os1r. aud WHO had an
pr02chei the pump for the purpose Of
rr-rirg drink
Hi- lace flushed painfully - Tom ;
let fell on his ear. and the hand tha-
held the Tin dr'nkinS-eup trembIsi per
ceptiily. and his l:fs Scarreiy touched
the wafer
oh. he'll stand anytslinr rather than
double up his little isl cred Tom. and
crO~.iinE clo>e 10 Ross he deliberately
knocked the books from 1nIer his arrn-
The slender Isl : face sn~hcd ~ the in
suit. hut be <aii nothinE- lie stopped.
picked the bo0ks up. and then walked
on again
IA VA quite aware OF Tom Lanes
great anxiety to PICK quarrel with
him. but was determined 70 give him no
EXCUSE for dong %. For Ross knew
that he could not with safety enier into
any trial of strength with hoy - much
older than hin-rlf HIS lun-s were
weak. and the doctor had said tbess
could hear no strain whatever Bur i
waS hard 10 Be called coward % oeal
/ insults Of every description without opcr
| resentment 10 FEEL that be Was lo0kes
| ur,0n with contempt bv his companion
1 because no taunrS Or snee-s c0uid induce
| him 70 fight And he ~as too SENSITIVE
and nv - explain . them his reason
for not doing % knowing vel that r.
expianarion would BE- Greetet with nd
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Tom Lane Ms the most daring %
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08

Frederick Van Slyck i young New
York literateur. belonging % one o.
the wcalthiest families On Fifth avenue.
He has written quite number q
poems. which be hss had inserted ~
the local papers ~ paying for them q
advertising rates. He attended : social
gathering not long since 70 which :
cynical old cuss named Timble had
been invited. Timble despiscs Van
SIyck- During the evening Van Slyck
put On : heap 81 style. and among
other things he said very ostentstious-
~ that he was born on the very day
that Washington Irving died.
Both 81 which occurrences re-
-ronded old Timblc, \. have had very
depressing effect on American litcra-
ture.
a. both gentlemen are members Of
the Union Club. hostile meeting n re-
carried A. inevitable Tsras sJtings
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-17
Lansburgh de- Bro,y
42O, 422 60 424
$ NV EN TEL EET.
WEST WASHINGTON.

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock q young
timer named VIM Nicholson, while engaged
in repairing the cornice OF Masonic Hall, lost
his foothold and fell to the ground, distance
was picked up and carried TO the Third Pre-.
cinct Station, whore he was attended by Drs.
Kleinschmidt and snyder, after which he was
conveyed 10 his homo, No. 1920 Jefferson
street. Nicholson's injuries are OF O serious
character, his skull being badly fractured.
There were two alleged attempts at outrage in
West Washington yesterday. W. Dick, 81 years
OF age, was arrested on the charge OF assault
ing the little daughter OF Mr.. Wise, who re.
sides at Congress and Gay streets. Dick was
arrested and lodged in the Third Precinct Sta
ton. Sarah Gaskins, a colored domestic IN the
tween Canal and NJ streets, lodged complaint
with the police against owen Driscoll, o
boarder In Mre. Brannon's house. The girl al
leges that che was making up Driscolrs bed
when he attempted to outrage her.
Tho breaks In the canal have all been re.
paired and navigation Is now open.
Ellis Ward, the trainer OF tho Columbia
Morgan House. Ward predicts success for the
Coiumbias In the regatta.
The fountain at the end OF the M.street
bridge, which has been dry for over two years,
is now in running condition. The Commits
sioners only received about 100000 COM
plants about this fountain.
The Blaine and Logan Club, No. l., OF the
Twentieth District, met at Scott's Hail. on
Second street southeast, and passed resolu.
ton TO hold q ratification meeting on Capitol
Hill August 2 next. The campaign committee
consists OF f.. Joyce, James Cephas, j. Lee,
James Mitchell, 8. j. Browne, Il. Young, H.
Fisher; Abraham Lee, chairman; ]. W. Lomax,
treasurer; X. Dorsey, secretary. The meeting
was addressed by Mr.. L. Atkinson. The mem
berehip OF this club Is over seventy.