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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-04-14
LOST.

4 OST-From this side Of the Salt Works,
IL on February 7th, horse mule blind In
the left eye, branded b. f. on the left hip.
Had on a halter. The finder will be liberal
ly rewarded by leaving the animal at Of
fce of J. ]. MELLUS, Los Angeles st. mlgIf
ESTRAY-Came into my enclosure on or
~ about March 4th, bay mare colt about
six months old no brand. The owner can
have the same by proving property aud
paying charges. JOHN ID, YOUNG,
Cor. Figueroa and Asbury streets, Los An.
geles mario I'm
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-04-14

In perfect fitting clothing at L. Adams
Clothing Hons, 10 S. Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-04-14

One Price to All
At E. Adams Clothing House, 10 South
Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-04-14

Do you want your property sold at
auction in a satisfactory manner! II so,
call on Ben. L. WARD,
81 N. Spring st.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-04-14

only n Few Days More
To Secure lots in the Urmston Tract.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-04-14

m. WHITE has some special bargains IN
d. business property for few days al ~,
in outside property, Cail on III, 49, oar
ner of Main ST. hh-"
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-04-14
war Department signal service
n. y. ARMY,
! T|IIIE III
, i isE 4. 4: i isi " Il $ $ iI:5i;


Maximum Thermometer, $40.
Minimum Thermometer, 40.
Rainfall past a hours, ~.
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At L. Adams CIothIng House, 10

Only "A Few pays More
To secure lots in the Urmston Tract.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-01

People In large cities do not pay sum-
cient attention to the qualifications Of doc
tors II man be sick, the nearest physs-
clan is called. That physician, we fear.
from personal observation, sometimes
kills his patient, because the neighboFs
are naturally kept from exercising their
own common sense in the case. The doc
tor, having carried his course of treat
ment to its logical conclusion, pronounces
the patient beyond hope, and then. only
another doctor, generally good one, is
called 60 attend the man In dying. This
latter doctor win say no word concerning
the previous treatmen.
Now, whya Is the business Of doctOriDg
merely an an.experiment, wherein it Il I'M
safe TO say q quack or an empiric has
mistreated his man, and unsafe because
the learned doctor may do the Same thing
tomorrow There Is In most folks de-
sire 70 put their own family physician On
their best friends. Probably this saves
many lives through holding or the be-
ginner In drugs We would be pleased 20
zee custom established that would make
il possible for student doctor to accom-
pany physician Of twenty years expert
ence fl his rounds for about two years.
An immense amount Of money Is paid to
doctors When doctor knows al there
ID 70 be known, the money Il well SPENT
When the doctor Is compelled 70 read his
book ak every case 1t il 7pt % be unlucky
money The Current.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-01

DOOMS FOR .RENT.-ROOMS FOR
Ii RENT by Mrs. EMMA SMITH, No 2
Compromise street Sept.23-H.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-01
WANTED.

A GOOD BUSPELMAN-one WI 0
thoroughly understands his business-to
take charge If the shop and work Of the
late VIM. Davis. Plenty of work and
good inducements. Apply at once az
corntr Cole e. averu, and Bladen stree's.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-01

SPECIAL NOTICE.

We soas Swsers in this column advertise
menss Of Wonts, For Rent, For Sale. Lost
Found de-, not ezcsding four lines. One
Week. or less. for 25 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-01
FRENCH BREAD,
anon the most improved methods.

h lake our bread morning and
M which is a guarantee of it
.ass and sweetness, and deliver 1t
= dsily to families snd boarding
= ID the city. We use none but
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-01
NOTICE.
FARMERs NATTONAIRA

FABMERS NATIONAL BANK.
ANNAPOLIS, Mn, Sept. 90, 1886.
THIS BANK has declared dividend
i of For Per Cent, for the six months
ending September Both, 1886. County
taxes paid by the Bank for Stockho ders,
will be deducted.
l. G. GASSAWAY,
$50 St Cashier,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-01
Best Patent Flour

ahkery, which enables us to fur
soD, WHOLESOME AND NUTRIcIoUs
'maour customers,
Il supply the following grocery
@h the city with our bresd +: Il. r.
Ssla, G. McNemar, Mr.. George
I Mr., NJ. Watson, Mr.. B. @. Mar
ktO1, Mr. Zulke, Mr.. @. NJ. Jones.
b Y. Phillips, Mr.. Hawkins, Mr..
III Bates, Mr.. G. w. Moss, Mrs.
gpke, ]. Hyde, Mrs. ]. M. Ma
8-9-ly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
a@ ne; ils'scisu saipd@ ~ Hsuss,ss,


Lospos, March l0,- rho Eoyerumest
has placed gun-boats at tho tervico VI
Mr. luke IN hts work Of relieving li'r
dIstrcas among tho inhabitants u
The islande along the weatcrh
Irish coast, Understandable distress
has been developed aiuong
the people inhabltlng the Arran islands
on Galway, who, besides having hardly
ANYTHING 10 eat but mass and AeaAfanHs
arc without fro aud often Without cloth
Ing aud shelter II ~ not rare 70 tlnd Girls
o. spvoniecn and eighteen years 81 age
kept IN enforced hiding during The day.
tlmc because borttt " every tbleBd "
clothing, long ago battered away for need
potal0pA or roots 10 feed tho riunlleT
fhlldrfn. Fishery Inspector Brady went
among tho miserable lieopl0 Oi Affan 70
distnDuic rellcffurni,lcd by ~ Organic,
tiOn VI tho people Ills fupas
ran short aud ho still hsd
So much pliiable wfgichednsns
e. relieve that he appealed 20 NJ. hnHsJf
who IL charged With the dlalrlhubgn y
ihs fund raised ln America tbfopgh ipe
Now York Run far tho i0lpOyerlshes
fishermen Of Aehiil and uoiiin lelhnas,
aud begged him 20 divert pgft u w
stone f5r the benefit ~ tng Att1neSr.
This Mr.. Busy WAS permitted " 40 ana
III rap0fts that IN OfdVr 70 save the lsvee
- the people now dylng q slarsatlon y
these Islands II - imperative war tv'iFt
on largs SCALE beat once ofganifen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
VOL XII so xs4s

chArec would DO The next hest thing a.
Tor Considerable nancuvorlpa atmaa NJ
funnd mrr 20 take their nlacee. rhn
knnhiH ~ Tabor are gctline tpff htrnna
hWc, numbor go, and eNpfsls ielesn,r,
ton.
Ar VIVA roNr
special 10 IN Nhsol,e.
Walls rosNr. rnx. March IA. All.
etflkr Il beRipnlna 70 beloll ha,6 AZ
tnreatops % work q hRrdsblp ohallplaata
Tho 900 iunhnnds uult work yestenltv Al
We repnest OF lhe knlahte ~ iA6of.
hltnuusn nunu " them nr nelnbura ~
thu order, tic rack needs daly uosk
let 90 safety ~ running lfnlaA and h liz
sirlAes aud officers hold ont fow s.ava
! q rum ns oi az train. must neyestarIly
DO discontinued
sifuAttoN a. RAW.
special 10 mo Gaselsc
plmr, lfN,, Mach 10. Rservn.lpp y
very quiet hers, No freluhts snNVel a.
Rll to-day Inc pnascnatr lfAsna hoih
Ways were about one aud q hhif hon,s
lRtN on accuunt " lhe road he.na In hs0
ehapO 'rhefc afe slil f0ni banda 4,
work on iblH Hrtion, and ali hanaa Win
therXcepllnn " nnp section on thla rs,sa
have unit, and " ~ lOnktd Tor ,ham n
drop their tools AZ any tlmn aud unl.
work The day opera OF az lbs depoi
was suspended tu,day No O'Clock Inc
switch yard " about inll VI cars thai
WIRE lNaded with 80 IDS for he mes'
chants, but are now empty There Il No
cnRlnc 20 move Thorn, II wRs reponea
here to-day that there was brukea esIl
ont east ui here, aud no unr 20 nxit, n
such bn true passenger traffic win soon
he stopped
cArfLn nELAyEp.
Special 10 the uasc,te,
PIANO, TRN,, March l0.s,. netween al.
teen aud twenty cAra 0f corn.fod es,iir
Ia ihls vicinity are awaiting ehlpmcui Il
ST. Louis, hut on account OF the ssfihs
the railroad company wilt not receive shn
same for shipment
ctilkeSa' MEEIiNa.
ArnAtlA, Mo, March los. lha situs
tlon remains unchanged clfeaite
was posted to-day by TIE Mlsso0rl ~
ellie campany Notifying tho etrlkets
~ thelr discharge AMI ordering
them on the company's premises. A
cltIytns' meeting viii be held ID morlpp
niphi, NJ which Bonie aotien " txpeoiai
hwkiog to a renewal ot he nomGleve 81
the slate,
CAST lmir rnRn.
hrrAtiA, Mo, MaWh 10. Tho railroad
condnetpre at Acdilla held called nloes
ipR Tonight, and the following IA a aurs
Of lhHrp proceedings furnished Ito nrusai
Qnurn City nlvlsiDn, Omer u IA,
Railway Conductors The following rec
olutuna were unanimously AdOptedi
fhat We aa conductors and employees
Of The Missouri Pacific railroad eenterng
out ~ sfdalbi, No are unlailng bard.
shlps aud loss ~ valuable tine ~ lead
ing the pfearnt strike our recognition,
that we caDnol help che Hyieyanoas of tle
knights Of i.abur OF their troubien
with the Texas Pacific road 10 Teas.
Wo hope no person win DO offended
~ the stand we have taken IN shis
matter, thcrcfprs be " resolved, lhAt
we, AZ conductors, stand ready 30
perform our respective dutiVa ~
The future AK we have d0nH N
tho past, Resolved. that copy " lhepe
resolutions be furnisod 20 The heada Of
our departments and the prosa for pnblsf
alton. CoMMirrRE ON RRaoluuOka
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Al sheffield Yesterday, an Amgriean
named johnson wan tnehhr0yetde l1hps
cap, beating several noted English fan
nefs,
Prince Bismarck has decided not Y
nddfses the relrhAi al on the spirit mpDop-
DIV bill ns ha feels curtain tllr insAsp'F
win b. rjected.
An Englisn bafOnet who hap pefn
ruined 1T MOnaeo copilplttea splnluss
sh,rsup1n R1yornrsa N pls emp'es
poisongd herself with ialdauuin
T.oapOs, March 10 Belfast fretnyle
rlaus have aaDptsd d BuflrsN frsuibHvnY
Expressing Loyalty "a The queen, lsfvF'vh
laid r,forin, occupying vWpaphlpi "
eiuced rents, and opposing Local k"Fa'h
inent In any shape,
The Wind u blowing hurfcaas ~.
The Atlantic steamers hnliuh ~ AUS "
aIc nnnble 10 prOecrd OWING ~ wy w
lenee ~ tho gale, shirA bpfn pNsee,s.
and iawari bound are fNssHRh
Dueenslown harior under eait l'olff.
conference 81 The ffpftsrhlentsf
Of he p0Ners viii be hea y App,, wv,
n0ple next saturday tog9Ds'9et wv ..,s.
aaestl0n wlilel h growing Aeuoisf, Ky,
| The lufhs cuiiiinup " Wlfi3t s,.,..
military atfouRti el0na NC NicFn '''
| tff f.........
II tsatnd thar King 0roltr y 1890
i. ayalgs rs the n3blllzlna q sas XXX ~.
and IA teyinn ~ pfpyviit wy fNp w. y,
M q letler ffjni Joseph thtiHly t'el1 ' ~
fscpk friend. expressing tYtnl'k'pg "' NJ
ss,erk I,befl3, buf adtlslnf vttN8N "
We'd 70 tha dtolsln % she ppW''5'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

BoAHAb, TEX, March I0.--rhe scene
al the depot and ~ tbe yards here y very
much ike holiday, No work y b.ins
done, and when The tain IRON Fort
Worth arrives on Immense crowd infsty
1t aud The gkxgrTEs "a0n't lhst w tpey
are all gone" The strikers Ae qnint nhn
sober aud seem hop iui. W. ifFgpw nte
roonina, Engineer q W lDl'n.on WAS
called ~ 7 100 ibis morning. ~ las.' lfelHini'
Train NJ. 80 out, aud obejed me call
but wben hc got 10 hls engine ~ was ~
qatsiea by compllttegcf strskffe 70 pis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

cfrvslArD, Quo. Maren va ~. 49,. 49,
Il 4" i,rvcfea,,x. president " lgp A,ts M
land. olomDua fiucInnAn 'g',.s'' I. a ~
raliraai, Il wy ~ As q, sss ,.,s n
EaclId avenue Gen ye ~. .'...,' y. w
onr II he bal-kaowp 1tl'fea'l E''9f is W y NJ
rnuafry apa wasa coniaen'lN '''sHt ~
Wn. il Ye,idefpils'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Coti,aApo, Tx, Mafeh 10, Notice
was re ei4rd here Saturday nYailpki
Narci, g, Tor an Knlghtspf Labor ~ JON
N III strike. meeting Of she assembly
WINS called snndayai q n, for tlc pnt'
posp AZ discussing and pas.lps Fnch fere'
la Ions As thought best, fcfolnhlon
MAS paheed aud committees appointed
h. look after aud project all properly pp'
longing 70 The Texas 8 facshe vninphny,
next VAS that the boys W me car nepati.
ment be allowed " Sill continue 70 lyph
alter ne mai department no hpup,e
I, aatic i,ag.d here. However, Capt "
w Aylts, agent ~ ihip plHcc, pgvANs
very lidlRnart on MtleK @iry o. NJ.
m0a walk out, and thpaSht erff - N'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

gr. Louis, Mo-, Mach iO.--fFhe de-
narture Of trains on ihe Missouri raclnc
tonight was delayed about Two hours ~
conseouepoe of somebody having with
srawn the firs 81 The locomotives u
W. arpected that No effort wODid DO
nnae 10 start out freight trains w-nlkn',
but up 70 late hour 70 ailempt wv
beep made, A force u some iVfty nsw
men has bern employed y we COMPANY
70 opefstc their yards, and more WIZ %
engaged ~ rapidly ~ ths ifopef u'.p ~
I'D obtained. NC vnleial lutofmat.on can
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
The Historical society.

The regular meeting of the Della ware
Historical Society was held last ever
ing, when the librarian reported that
since the last meeting the following do
nations had Def n received:
Newspapers, 12O; PAM hlets, "a books,
); relics, d slips, IA; cards. |. Fifteen
of the above donations were contributed
by ex Mayor Sam uel b Green OF Bos-
ton. The folio wing were also among
the contributions: Essex Institute
Historical collections, volumes seven.
teen Of the bulletins OF that society; re.
port OF the proceedings OF the Irish
Catholic Union held in Harrisburg )ast
month; New England Historical Gene
illogical Register; the Huguenots on the
Hackensack; from Captain Il. Nones of
the q. s. Navy, Canadian Archives, re-
port of the Historical Society OF Indi.
ana.
The State Flag of the Second Della
ware Regiment. that Was given to them
in 1863 when they returned to vote, was
presented TO the Society by the re- stives
OF Captain Condor, deceased.
The following committee was ar
pointed to make arrangements fo- ;h'
annual meeting of the society, on III,
first Friday III December: L. G. Van
deRrift, Esq, Charles W Howlant
and James l.. Devon. At this meeting
the officers for the ensuing ear will b
elected, and the annual address de
liyered.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
At thaupera House

The Opera House was crowded last
night to witrets the performance o.
Genee's favoriie opera, "Nanon," as
given by the Carleton English Opera
Company. The plot of the opera Is ex-
cellenJ, and has o delightful vein of
comedy running through it, which adds
greatly to its Interest. The music IL
bright and graceful. but more elaborate
than Is usual in light operas. The
choruses are we'll conceived and admi
rably arranged, while the charming
waltz song Is a beautiful piece of mu.
steal writing. The costumes are very
tasteful and exceedingly rich, while the
scenery 10 thoroughly appropriate. Mr..
Carleton, the celebrated English BARR
tone, met with hearty reception, and
showed that his unsurpassed voice is IN
excellent condition.
The company Is well balanced, COZ
sequently everything went exceedingly
smooth and there was none of the an
noying bitches that sometimes occur
ON the presentation of an elaborate
opera on stage new TO the company,
1t will be repeated for the last time
this evening and packed house IL
already assured.
Friday and Saturday evenings j. j
Msgee's International Comedy Com
pany will appear, and present first
clafs specially performance.
Monday night next, the Harris Operi
Company will commence an engage
ment of one week, on which occas iol
Mr.. Frank Deshon will appear as Ko
Ko in the "Miksdo" They are PLAY
ing In Toledo, Ohio, this week, and vii
come from there direct TO Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
An Evangelist Coming.

Rev Alexander Pattert on of Chicago,
the Western evangelist. will preach In
the First Presby terrain Church to NOR.
row evening. Mr.. Patterson has been
laboring with great success among the
churches Of Philadelphia for tha past
eight weeks, and has consented to spend
one evening In Whining ton. Mr.. Pat
terson Is from Chicago, where he left q
successful business to preach the gospel.
These who have heard him, say that kt
esembles Moody in many particulars.
He will be accompanied on this coca
sion by Mr.. George II. Stuart OF Phila.
|delphia, the eminent philanthropist
who is well known to the people of Will
mington. The pastor, Mr.. Lindsay
desires us TO say that this meeting Is IN
no sense demon inational. Seats viii
be free. and all who desire to hear thess
Christian gentlemen are cordially In
vited TO be present.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
The Mystic Chain.

The annual session Of the SUPP
Castle of the knights of the nE|
Chain will commence this afterhV,
the hall OF Palestine Castle. NO. NJ
the Hardness building, Tenth AM =,
ket streets, and will continue y =
days. W. W. Lsrkin, of Gloasss
N. j., is the supreme officer OF Inil
der and will preside at tbs session \,
Ia expected that there will be ~
meeting of delegates as there BIZ II. N
200 Castles organized and deles'STI
are expected from all OF thsn'' pa, i
order was established In 1871 10 y, Il
ing, Pa, and now numbers apOu ", a
600 mem ers. One of the ob)evs' "a tr,a
present session Is to organize an AVA ~.
ance department similar to othe, :. ID |
orders. A banquet will be given u "
Supreme officers to morrow e'0A"'
Farra b Lewis.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
The Crisis In Eastern Europe.

Inc Crleh8 In Eastern EUROPE.
A war In the Bast Ia inevitable In the
Spring. There 10 no longer any doubt
OF this. The Austrian forces are Sc
oretly moving toward the Northeastern
frontiers. Il 10 reported that 100, 900
troops are already echeloned on the
Galician frontier, ready TO receive and
repel the Russian invasion ct that
point. n. de Giers, In circular TO
the Powers, maintains the Cars right
TO the initiative In naming q candidate
for the throne Of Bulgaria, and de-
clares that the Gear, In view of the dis
turbed condition of the country, post.
popes the choice of . ruler until the
people are more ready to listen to rea-
son and accept . new regime qnietly.
The real object Of this delay, however,
is TO put of definite conclusion Of the
present. chaotic condition Of affairs I'M
I'll he 10 ready tn open his campaign,
with the Bulgarian government still
unsettled and unable to take decided
position In the conflict.
1t IL rumored that Prince Alexander
paid . secret visit to Balmoral on Sep
tember 28, under the name OF Baron
Winterweller, and had IN interview
it'll the Queen. Alexander went to
Darmstadt towards the end OF Septem
Der to visit his father. He disappeared
from DarmstAdt for q fortnight and In
that time went 10 Bslmoral. This La
the story.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
THIRD EDITION.


Allow me space in your paper In reply
TO the article published In the REPUBLI-
CAN Oct. IL, 1885, as to how nomina-
tons are made In Mill Creek Hundred.
The said writer, defeated candidate for
Levy Court nomination, In the first place,
has been chronic kicker and office seek
er in this Hundred for the last twelve
years. Some few years ago he was clerk
Of School District No., IS, when he
thought the teacher, lady, that she was
being paid too much for teaching, dis
charged the same lady teacher and with
the consent of one OF the commissioners,
who was under his control, had himself
posed upon the district as teacher con-
trary to the wishes of the people of the
district and fixed his salary 10 take every
dollar that was due the district,as he was
clerk OF the School District at the time.
Now as to the nomination four years ago:
Mr.. Foote reported around that he was
only beaten by four votes. If he is not an
ignoramus he certainly knows the differ
ence between 25 votes and 4, which was
the majority that received at that nomi-
nation. As to the free use Of beer, can
produce sffjdavits where he gave parties
money to spend for whisky TO make
votes for himself and also tried to buy
votes in Hockessin Valley with $40, but
failed to do so, as the voters in the VAL
ley can neither be bought with whisky
nor money, as they gave him to under.
stand.
The night after the nomination, four
years ago, i saw Mr.. Foote In the bar
room at the hotel In Stanton, drinking
the free beer, If he calls 1t such, with two
glasses Of beer In his hands and be was rs
lively as any Of them that were drinking;
at the same time he was on the books OF
the Methodist church at Stanton, as mem
Der OF that church. He talks OF the ring
sters. Now, as | know of no ring or
ringsters, can with safety say that l
never saw any tax receipts of either Will
mington Hundred or Christisna Hundred
at the polls in Mill Creek Hundred, on
nomination day. AS to the grab OF g, 900,
! am willing to have committee to in
vestigate all orders drawn by me since
have been member OF the Levy Court
There is a large number of bridges in
Mil Creek Hundred which always need
more or less repairs and of late great
many have been rebuilt on account oil
the fimsy manner In which they were
put up, and all money has been fspent
economically by me ! defy him or any
other man to say aught to the contrary
have l ever been kicker in the Demo
cratic party, as it is generally supposed
that Mr.. Foote has always kicked, and
that he did not vote the ticket four year,
ago; this is The kind OF a man that is no y
trying to put himself up as a Reformel
after being a candidate for the Democratic
nomination.
was told that he wanted the nomina.
ton for Road Commissioner, but the Re
formers are taking no stock in this kin,
of a man. Now, Messrs Editors, ! hav'
taken too much of your time. will tbanl
you the same. Respectfully.
EDWARD HAMAN.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19

Mr.. John Wier is now having the
house repaired on the property situated
on Penny Hill, Brandywlne Hundred,
which he purchased . few months ago
1t Is one Of the old land marks In that
neighborhood, it having been erected
BY the Swedes over two hund red years
ago, and rs n consequences the timber on
1t Is almost as hard As iron. Mr.. w
has received letters from several partie,
asking him to leave the old house stand
as they regard 1t, with It's quaint old
|fre-places, AS o verltable curiosity
Artists Of this and other States have
taken sketches of the house and the ole
tree at the door, which is so large tina
the dog lodges In the cavity that hal
been hewn out to make him nice rest
ing place.