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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-01-07

1 was almost pei ectIy oaI I, caused by tettel
o. Vhe top o the soap; 1 used your Cuticurs
Remedies aooul SIX weeks, and they cured my
scalp PEI feet V, and now my hair is coming
bacA as thick as IL ever was.
J.P. CHOICE, Whi.esboro', Tex-s.
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THERE was no eoal-oil fumes at tht
organization of the Ohio House of Rep
.resentatives on Monday.
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xtcning
Skin Diseases Instantly Relieved
BIZ CuIiCuia.

FNREATMENT-A warn bath WITH Cuticu ra
i Soap ana single appIicati on of Cut.ou "a,
the g.eaJ SIX q crre; this repeated daily, with
two or ~ zee doses O Cuticufa Resol vent, the
new blood au ifer. TO Seep the blood cool, the
persoiraGiou pure and unirritaIing, :he bowels
ope.I the u yer and 1tdneys active VIII speedily
cure eczema, letter. rlngworm- psoriasis, lich-
en-, pruritus, scalI~heaO. dandruf and every
species of Itching. scaIy and pimpiy humors
Of the scalp and skin when the best phi ysioians
and remedies fail.
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KNOW IT'S VALUE.

All OF you CoticuIa Remedies give very
good satIsfacrion; the OuJioura | especially
recommend for the diseases tor which IL
used; l know nom experience 'ts value.
Dr.. ID. j. PRATT, MontelIo, Wis.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-01-07
Sherif's Sale.
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS.
John b. Majors, ct al,
vs..
Maroorat Dallaa Of al


Margaret Dallas, ct al.
DURSUANT to an order of sale in the
Il sboveentitled case issued and to me direct
ed from the court of common pleas of Belmont
county, Ohio, will offer at public sale at the
front door of the court house of said county,
on
Monday, January 18th, 1886,
At o'clock p.m., the following real estate,
to-wit:
Situate in the county of Belmont and state
of Ohio, and being part of section number IA,
township number 8 and range number 6, be-
ginning for the same at the northeast corner
of the southeast quarter of section number
IA, township number and range 6, and rum
ming thence west on the section line
perches; thence south 244o west 19 20 perches;
thence south 464o east 261 perches; thence
south 25. 16 perches thence south 3240 east
$3.50 perches; thence south 130 west Is. 10
perches; thence north TAO east Al perches;
thence south 54ke east 15.49 perches to the
eastern boundary line of said section; thence
north with said line 104 so perches to the
place Of beginning, containing forty>four i44)
acres and LOO Of an acre, be the same more
or less.
Appraised at S22OO
Terms-Cash.
LEROY G. SEDWICK, Sheriff.
j. W. Nichols, Plffs Atty. 12 ltd
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Imported Diagonals! !!

40 in wide. 6Oc., goods which were bought out
to retail at ST. in full line of colors and black.
This is the greatest Dress Goods Bargain of 'S5.
46 in. fine Colored Cashmeres, 621 &C., goods
which you have often paid 81 for.
Double Width All-wool TricOts, 45c. a yard.
40 n Homespun 25c.; so in. Homespun soc.
case Silk-face Satin Marvelieux at 40c. a
yard; all colors, including evening shades.
A tine of Jersey Brocade Silks at Soc; also
plain JERSEY Silks to match, SOC. v'd.
Large line OF eolored Rhadams 75c., S., 81 to
81 50 a y'd, all of which are of unusual value.
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Daily Intelligencer.
DAILY, sEMI-wErKLY AND WEEKLY.

Dc<AAJ AAUOAAA9
TERMS BY MAIL, POSTAGE PREPAID.
One month SIS Six months. 500
Thre months -. zoe One year 49, 500
Specimen copies of either edition Of the In
telligencer sent free and postage paid to any
address. We want an agent at every post office
in West Virginia, Eastern Ohio and Western
Pennsylvania. Remittanees should be made by
registered letter, postofice money order, postal
note OF chece. Address:
FREW, CAMPBELL & HART.
Publishers lntelligencer,
I7-3t WHEELING, W. VA.
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Third Day-Saturday

The Institute assembled at 10 ii m, and
was opened with prayer by Rev W II
Haskell. After two inspiring selections
by the Glee Club. R 5 Clark, Esq, was in
troduced, and opened the discussion of
"Our Agricultural Fairs" earnestly adj
vocating a removal of all the demoraliz-
ing features. all clap-trap shows, games
and gambling devices, and the promotion
of the moral, intellectual and social inv
terests of the farmers. Prof Lazenby,
Gen Hurst and Mr. John Watson follow
ed in the same strair. Mr. Joseph Dent
ham suggested plan whereby the man
agement of our agricultural fairs could
be changed, viz: Every farm er purchas
ing a dollars worth of tickets is entitled
to membership ticket; let him exercise
his right as member by voting for
managers committed to reform. The
hearty applause with which the remarks
of the various speakers were received,
showed that the large audience of far
mers and farmers families were in hear
ty sympathy with the views expressed.
After music by the Glee Club, Gen
Hurst explained the work of the State
Board of Agriculture in purchasing and
improving the new fair grounds at Coll
umbus, and appealed to the farmers of
Belmont county to aid them through
their representatives.
Mr. A T McKelvey presented the fol-
lowing resolutions. which were unani-
mously adopted without discussion:
Resolved, That the farmers of Belmont
county, assembled in this Institute, heartily
endorse the work of our state board of agricul-
ture in purchasing, improving and ornament
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State OF Ohio, County Of Belmont, IS:
II. R. MITCHELL, Cashier of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear thai Ihe
above statementi is true to the best ofmy
knowledge and belief.
]. r. MITCHELL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this SOth
day OF Dec. 1885.
JAMES F. TALLMAN, Notary Public.
Gcrrecs-AflesS. DAVID BROWN,
GEORGE BROWN,
GEO. JEPSON-
10 Sl.St Directors.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29
piaest Markets IN tho World.

The Paris markets arr probably the finest
IN the world. The llalls Centrah~ uero
built IN the n,-Ll of the Crystal Palace AMI
though the other markets m thu various
quarters II Paris arr not 81 large AMI ~ tine,
they are all nanacsi On thu Same principle,
AMI arr examples III what can h. done when
alnoph have an lnkling that they ARE u rial
,Hrsfy, AMI that thu common g,ssl h thu
tr,r>t way II arriving at thu individual
g,nl
In lying awake ut night | always fouinl
that TIM only time cut of thu twenty four
,lours IN which there WAS absolute silence iii
Paris was aipHit . oclck IN the morning.
shortly after this hour the market wag,na,
lrgan to Iass On their way Ia III" ilall's
Ccntralcs, where they arrive about IA. m.
they ARE there unloalcl by Regiment ~
nearly JU rort'rs, called "hs forts ,le Ia
Halle, AMI who ARE only mlniitt.si after their
physical capacity anl moral character has
byn found satisfactory The greatest cara
b taken Ia prevent hal gouls from ising
sOll Ia inspectors weigh anil test every
pound If butter. The annual consumption 1T
eggs IN Paris Is said to reach the fabulous
numlar of 2jO,uO,UU These brought into
the market arr cach inspected, AMI similar
care Is exercised oser the meat Whatever
b condemned is covered with qui,'klinc AMI
buriei The butchers shops in Paris ARE
mulels Of cleanliness and good order, AMI
instead of making difficulties about small
joints You ARE readily served with any
amount you require. There arc many ron
sons for this great superiority If compared
with the san,c sort Of shops IN London the
markets, the supervision Of the authorities, the
great economy III French housekeeping, ami
the practice among Partisan boliseksIcrs IT
doing their own marketing --tiouls Words.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29
A Plano Recital by Wire.

+. W Jones, the electrician, tells little
hoax that he practis,d upon the god psple
II Porkolnlis In lsi1 He hal invit,sl n
number ii prominent Cincinnati ppple TO
listen toa piano reital transmitted by wire
from Springfield, "A distance u two hundred
AMI forty uil,~. Receivers were provided
for all. and at his signal the concert Logan
The listeners werr enraptur,sl at the distinct
n.-s with uhirh they heard the music, and
went away Delighted with the new Snsation
The line instead u going ~ Springfield, how
ever, only extended into the rcon abose,
where a music box hal bs,n fittssi 10 tho dia-
pbragm Of II trans,ntter, and ~ arranged
that il could L. startsi and stomssi at any
moment from thu room bclo~ .-Tbe Argt-
uAalt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29
Weekly Dry Goods Price List.
CoRRE,TEp WEEKLY nv
IDUIs FALK. UEAIEH IN Dny Goubs,

Known COTToN Prescott. ~ inch ,.'; Ar
eye. III inch, ile" Dwight heavy. rac
IiEACHEb Fruit OF III. Loom, ~ inch, Ssic
lOns'l,le, ~ inch, ~; Cabot, NJ inch 1l.r
Farmer = Choice y, inch 1i,c.
SnEfTiNa- Lock wo,d Iiu-toh % :1iec; ~
nc.
COTToNs Duck, ounce i,r Iiruwn DrilI De-
!p"n'ns, lt's'G ilc Gco. Checks Iisc th,,0ir
l0d l2isc.
.lnktNd Moss, iisc: heavier Nc best l.ls
Feather Islse.
PhihTs-- American Sbirtinys, IT, American
DRESS ~ les, H. indigo and Arnulds, ~.
GiNGnAMs - shirt styles, &C., Nc, aud D.
Dress styles IN.
tcars,Icks ~ Toilc du Nord, To.
JEANS kentucky, Ilc to 2's Wool Filling
N. Cotton Diaper " Gahr.
LAWNS Dress, H.; is,st, Nc; Victoria. H..
VHABH-COttOn. H.: Linen. w.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29
VARIOUS CLASSES or CONNECTS
weaid-Bs Desp~radoes and '>aeker>"
Plots Of ri.oner..Disaree Cases

Wouid-Be Desp~raaloes and '-saeker~"
Plots Of Prissaers-Divsree Cases
1T NAV surprise va Ia harm that the
worst men in state prssln are by Ro Rlsalrs
the Professional criminals whnm the Law pur-
afs a. rehentk>sly while THY have th.-ir hh-
Fty. Your fsrHs-r Who has shot down his
agisht.r'> live stss.k in revense, or Iotslned
well M hanlstruny k,rs@the tramp who
has fired harm or eommitt.d rals-the viz
hse tough who has chrwet some ones ear ~
or u~sl a knife-thesa are the fellows who
want IN Ia ennstt'rsi prison hers> Thy
Naeost plots anil plans in orsr a. b, tak,n
fw keen mea They ,tafy keeper IA show
nv 'tSlsrate they ART. They taxi fog
ying D. prove that they are char grit. AMI
UT, wb,n you sia, em up for What they arr,
you tind them eurs II tunnel were ius
tr them they ~oahi mt have thu nerve "a
rawl thruush IL ht.rty. There i M shop
without its 'siirker' or giy,~awsy. AMI shns'
sinss there are two az thp~ IA a ship, Th.>s
ss,a t..pme known Ia all the men, AMI ara
tnatssi With the contempt such lss'itr h.
srye
~Sons, IL the plans AMI plots II prisoners to
Aa'al.' inrler on thu hhik'rutrs, rensmtsr
one plan WHERE twelve eonvi'ts were a.
manufacture wuskn guns for themselves ami
paint thm up a. resemble nal earilin.s,
They We're o. s'iae uInn a rrtain ns,nlent
a. rush upon "A guard, confront him with
twelve on'kel carbine~,' AMI il WAS eXIss TIL
that h. wouhi al onsr fling down his m,i>ket
AMI fail ul.'n his knees in terror There MAS
another plan to 70 out by balin'n, AMI It
MAS given up only for the want II silk,
eorlase, gas AMI "a haskrt During my t.rm
in prison heard II hulrlrp,is " tunnels o. Ia
Constructed, hut only one of them Was ever
put through, and that was known Ia only
thnr "r four persons II every plan cooked
az each year was to insure thu escals of one
man, M one wouki Ia k.t at the eni II
twelve mouths
There Is me class II nsn in prison whom
pity. They arr sent there through "a ,on.
spiracy AMI chain III circumstances.
know II eases where wives have sworn dead
against their husbands, got them within thu
prison walls AMI then remarked within thr,c
mouths Almost every week divorce papers
Arc served TN some convh't. lie can, through
al attorney fight the ei,Sr hut II Is sehlom
that h. i,s~ 81 lie may have lcft lnl,s
feeling that his wife woukl H. true to him
while he was ~rving his sentence, amt when
the papers ,,'i" II takes his heart away. II
statistics couhi b" Iather'i AMI preserved
You wouh hnd that eight cut at ten wives
srurc divorces from husbands s'nt to prison,
~ matter IL his crime WAS stealing Ia give
them fo.i ~ using wcapIn IA preserve
their honor. Ex-Con>iet IN lNtrut Free
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29
Method Of Printing Postage stamps.

The mUle of printing postage stamps is
slow and tedious. The design il engraved ON
steel aud plates arc made for aDstamps This
numlrr forms sheet AMI no larger number
is ever printed at one impression The col
ored inks are now pla,sl on the plates AMI a
hand press completes the printing prErss,
The gun, IA preparation Of low'lct'sl vcge-
tables AMI water, is put ON the sheets AMI
steam Is u-d until thoroughly dry Tho
sheets are cut into halves, lU STAMPS each.
by hand anil the paper b'twen the stamps IL
perforated in the sane manner The STAMPS
are pressed AMI ln,kei ready for sale. Tho
sheets arr co,inted after each step Of com
pletioll, AMI should one stamp On a shet In
Inutlat~i or imperfect the whole IN are de-
stroypl 1t WAS found that there was moro
destruction IT STAMPS when machinery was
used than when the work was done by hand.
Five hnml,si thousand stamps were sonn-
times destroyed in a week Detroit Free
Press
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29
CONNIE 'TlONH.

At Palatka with Jacksonville. Tampa \ koy
West Halfway, AMI IT. Augustine AMI fhlbikn
halfway, AMI fnst river steamers tor ~. Al.
justine, Green cove Springs, jacksonville
and nil points North Rast aud West, nni with
up river steamers for south Florida Also
with tho Twin screw Iron Steamer "'iiy 81
Pnlatka." aud Steamship thy oi Monticello,
for Charleston, New iort, Boston. rhLnirl.
,hia, etc.
Mail trims make clpat connection both ways
VIA J. r. n X. " icy, nt Jacksonville with Az.
Ian, r. Coast Line, fnst Mail,
At Gainonyillr with thiuugh Pullman sleep
crs over savannah, Flotida a Ncst"tnKj for
New Orleans, Cedar Keys, Pensacola, Hnvan.
nah. Albany, Monigom"ty, Louisville, ~,
iO,ils nnh MI points West.
Al Ucnla with Florida tinilway AMI NHvigR
ton Co.. AMI Hacks for silver Springs.
Al Aston with -. Johns river steamers for
jacksonville, sanford and way landings.
Al Iecsbury with the ~. Johns AMI Lake
Eustis DIVISION Of the Florida southern itail-
way, and boats on Lakes Harris and Eustis
Tor points On lakes.
Al Pernb"rton'a Ferry with south FlorIdn
R'y for Lakeland, Tampa, kiasiin,no, I.artow,
Urlnnio, sanford. Tuckcriosn and Fort iIedc,
4. CDNAN1, o. W. nbOM ELL.
GENERAL Manager. Gen'i Pass. Agent.
A.c. CowAs. Get TTav Art
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29
Such I. the spaut,h Custom,

The queen If SIain's baby Is not fins
child, but small and lnny. His complexion
Is fair and hi eyes are ilu" II seems SUI
prcmely rilic,Ilbus that king should within
an hour Of his birth, h. ervei up VA "A silver
salyer like an ante -1iiiiTr cocktail or sherry
and bitters 10 gathering of illtistriUis f,S-
sils. Yet such l. the Spanish ',istom His
newborn majesty very Snsiily, We learn,
resented the proceeding nnd scrram.si Justify,
wh.reon one II the ministers present asserted
in his choicest Spanish that thu new Alfonso
was d4tin'-l tp make "A noi-c III the world -
Cleveland Ilail.r.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29
Article Of Association.

NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN THAT THE
Az undersigned have this day associated
themselves together, under the general INV
Of the state VI FLORIDA providing for the
formation Of corporations. and tho acts
amcnlatOry thereto, under the corporate
name Of the Palatka News Publishing Com
Iany. That the principal place ~ business
Of aid COMPANY shall lis at Palatka, Putnam
county. Florida; and thnt the general nature
Of the business to In. transacted shall tss the
publish. ny Of a Daily and Weekly Newspaper,
and do Job and Hook printing, and such other
things ~ pertain ~ that kint Of business.
That the amount of the capital stock OF said
Company shall te Hiye Thousand Dollars
consisting Of nifty shares Of one hundred dol
lars each, 10 be paid In In fun bctore begin
ming business. That the time " tbe com
neAcenent Of said business shall ts the
tenth day Of March. 1ssS. or ~ soon IA these
articles are filed with the Secretary Of state
and Coupty Clerk, and said corporation shall
last twenty years II not sooner dissolved.
That the officers who shall perform the busi-
neAs Of said COmpany, shall be q President,
Becfetary and Treasurer. whose term Of Of
Nee shall Ire one year from date Of election.
In witness whereof We hercuntO subscribe
our names to the foregoing article, on this
Tenth Day Of March, A. -. lsv.
WV. ]. VINEGAR.
BENZ. HARRISON,
y. J. KENNEDY,
\. u. HAMMOND,
kOBT. W. DAVIS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29

Eminent in.toorpl,gists, who have inv@ti-
gatd thu I,heraw-na u the red sunsets, are
now agreed that tliry we're caussl mainly by
the ma~ss II aq,po',s vaIOr thrown out by
tbs volcano krakatoa.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29

Gen W. T Sherman recalls the time when
"a beautiful young city-br,d lady married a
ynr second lieutenant, and followed him %
the plains, where he livs-i in dug out. This
littke laly hal her Saratoga trunk, which was
the chief article II her furniture, yet by
means II q rug on the gruund fl"or, few
candle boxes covered with red cotton calico
for stats, a table iInprovi.si INT Of a larrel
head, and fireplace and chimney excavat'"i
In the hack wall or bank, she hal transformed
her hole IN the ground into nnst attractive
home for her young warrior hts'anh ami
she entertained me with supper consisting 81
the best u coffee, fried ham, cakes AMI t'llhs
from the commissary, which nnde on my
mind an impression more lasting than has
any ON Of the hundreds II magnificent ban.
DUETS have since attended, in TIN palaces and
mansions Of our own and foreign lands -
Exchange.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29
ST. JOHNS AND HALIFAX
The White.
lsAII.lsoAD

NORTH bound.
L. ave rontlka. IA. m
AIrtyt kuiistnu. H. A. m. makine cnnntt'-
tBln With J., I. n n. ". ky train whirlt l,sNr>
taEttka AT II u, arrive jsck>uuVlIl,' L., y. m
Snt'rH Round.
Leave 10 lSfnu. n ~ a. m
ARRIVE fumnka, p. m. making connection
with J., 7. \ h. ". R'y TRAIN whtsh l,.tNcs
Jacksonville s:lH ARRIVE laiHtSa lttlu, a. m.
NorE Na.l Tram runs daily except sunday.
NOrE NJ. =. Connection htwtrn rIiatka
ans ltall>tnn u made by ferry.
Hacks make connection with tram ~ Tome
nj ton prnord sul DaNtarat.
H. :, SPENCER, 4. J. WHITE.
ten. Pass. and INT. Agt., President.
Stn Mat,'u. fls. san Natet,. Pa
mNsdt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29
spress,,.e all over the south.

LSleieza strata Is spreading all over the
ers,thern states. But don't b. alarmed. II u
not o new disease, hut only useful kind Of
clover. New York Commercial Advertiser.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29
Savannah. Florida Il Western Ry
"uyrro-~ short Line.

A..tu.tHs nt this roai arr run by Central
cHHh N.TailHa time. Whisb Is rs mnutes
slower than JdC ksany ale. time.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29

IN and after sunday, Nov n. l>>5. Pas
" sanger Trans Sui lcayr aud arrive q
fnILnM..
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29
MAIN LINE.

STEAMERS A !. LANE AND DISPATCH
MAKE niiy duli,l" round trips al Lakes EusilS
nnd Huns, touching NJ all HuiluRs
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29
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EEl!l:EI:I.lzliIJ7
Tropical Trunk Line.

IINEtF MD kAfI. ROUTE
BETvEEN
Jdc. So7uiis Magnolia. Green coss Sprnq.
81. Augustine, PGiGtsa. Gainesville Gcaia.
leesbarg, Scale. DetGgd Eaterpris, Ttus-
nile. SANFORD KiHter Pdrk 0riGrId Tampa
ard SoatserH Fiorida
GaING satrH.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29

! Atwn deb steamer come futin' 'i,'h ben
Hood.bye. my iovab, good bye
I.o8drd wild passengers inr Ellen N
Cood-hye. my Inyah, Rord-hyc,
Bye, baby, buy yoh ticket by the
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29

IthihS leaving Jackson, llir | Is y. N aud
arriving ~ y. m run daily between .ln,k
s"n,lIc. Enterprise and Snni,,d o,h,,.
dhilh except sunday
'"''"tt NJ huntington with stages Tor
'ns'tht ,itN. SrtNi,, to Uutntln \tn s,nr,,
hn~ been Ills, onttnurd
'ohi''tiuhs ~ lttuSl Iilr with lndmu N,yrf
maii lsmts tort'tty roiut, tu,kl,,lpr. t,S,rpt
ANA, MAJ '.nllu, Melbourne, Mnlnhnr, ~ IN
'h, t'l'n nh'i Nil landings on tina, iI,,r.
N. Il. MUNAN,
, t"hl. supt. aud u T. A.
!. &. DEFINING, AGr PA.
tcb. isS,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29

WtFFFF'"
Arrive al New lotk ,ttly AZ .' 81. 6hsl = m
tHuihtu huE an! Nlreptns tars. Jas kss,n-
willie to M luth @,thtut change
Pullman lHlarr Buffet sleeping cars. " ash.
luRtu e. lask s,tnN tln'
Pullman Paine" sleeping ears, JseksonviIk
," -. t"uss, wa Savannah. Atlanta, Nashville.
AMI tN Hu,NI Itt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29

. ponierssl seriously over this question ON bis
way home With degree Of courage and
common sense rare In one I'D young, he con
eluded silence waild Ire the better policy for
the present Nothing would IN lost by Il,
AMI he hopsl II would not b. A. bad - Eph
hlnrtland anticipated.
Seems 10 me you're uncommon lively,
e"nsi.lcrin our bad luck" Tim cease whis
ting M the instant. set his baby sister down
IN tie floor. and looked anxiously at bis
aunt Ono ar'n-tbe right--was swathed In
baniagcs
What Il It, Cfissy"
More lad luck-that's all Things wasn't
tad enough, with Bobby going to have The
in'',sles, or worse, AMI | had TO go and scald
III, hand ami arm"
Tim vas all aliv. with sympathy on the tn
slant lie proIoulded query after qusry
until the details Of the accident were made
known to him. He did not hUsl tlse baby
Iluking at his trowsrs as he squattel, boy.
like, on the floor before the fip, clasled his
chin betwcen his hands, and stared solemnly
llto the fire
Something's up, Tim,' said CriSy pres
.n'ly, noting his preoccupied manner. "Has
The CATERS been scolding your Tim shook
lbs head Then you've been quarreling
with some Of the boys"
lin reflected II he told the truth 1t would
not mend matters. II might h ~ well to ut
htI think she had s,irinised tle truth. Yes.
i7r the present he would keep his own
counsel
he looked anxiously at his mothers wan
i''r and thin hands that night He was very
Alnd to Bobby, who was u little fngy,' to
use his aants words, and sang all the songs
He Knew over and over again u the baby.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29

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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-29

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