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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

DO yuu know, sail zla, ~Tvc I,e.n ls-.l-i.i-;
a study Of gi.i. IFe just discovered one
new thia- a5 mt lh-4-tls American ones,
mean. They al making n Desperate cCcr.
TO live mp 20 their rcf u-a-iers. Those riGieu-
lous New England Tasuli=Ls EGye got us in
frightlul box. They've made ia, world be
lievc thac were zu5-'e-ta.t We moan some
tremendous thing every time We mako a sim
pie speech. All the smart men are now try
ing to judge MS 10y this standard e. complex
ity, and the girls are trying 10 cultivate the
proper mysticism. 3 -r-a. Ir- u dull writers
have been saying chat $50 lli-.s ono thing an
mean another. and giving Us cr-.-. Tor = sai.
Of sublime cratt-n1-s. I'LL 10 one thinks tlcy
have right u tale y.G- o,yia..s meaning.
The consequence Is tla- All these school girls,
who ar turEs ! ont Ike l., Of nov Lounets
each year, are tEy.-.; - he complex NO ono
talks rs she wants u. ,u- as She thinks II.
Howcl!s @: Jaa.-5 you'll Ike % have her.
Having gotten ever Ter A1-.elaauia. the
American Esg. Is afraid 81, 8 sing lsr i...i-
viduaI-v, AMI is hunting around fer bog los.
ratloD-. '----- Saratoga letter
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

man to have such hope. FIR II they
should quarrel with Nj. Cleveland. Where
could they 90 Whsra I-a could tas i
find shelter: They Have been too nu "a
demcraliZed by their tramp life - be
received into any respectable party: and
if they got in, they would Try t. set the
barn on fire aud Kill the stock 20 Sow
their gratitude
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

Yesterday Marshal Manucy captured
six tramps in the edge of town and
marched them off to the Mayors office,
81 and costs, or five days on the streets.
They are working their fines out and
doing the city good service. This city
will be made too warm for tramps, and
wien caught they will be made to earn
their food and lodging while in this
country.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02
A big failure in the Wholesale dry

A big failure in the wholesale dry
goods line occurred in Cincinnati, on the
Both ult. Shipley, Doisy * Co. assigned:
liabilities 100000. ASSETS will pay IS
per cent. on the dollar. This was one
the oldest and most respectable
houses in the Queen City, and times
must be hard, indeed. when such firms
cannot pull through The assignee will
go on with the business. until matters
are put in shape for liquidation.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

The citizens of Philadelphia are al
ready moving actively IN the matter of
a celebration of the centennial anniver-
sary of the PRONUNCIATION of the consti-
tuition of the United States, September
18th. 1887. 1t is proposed to have the
celebration national in its character and
on a scale of great magnifieence.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

the two producing $4,000 boxes. These
fourteen groves cover an area Of 900 or
500 acres. II 81 per box is netted,
these groves will bring their owners
$500, 900 this year. Is there any other
piece of land devoted TO horticulture in
this country that will yield its owners an
equally large income:
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

Minister Manning telegraphs from the
city of Mexico, that the reports that he
has been guilty of acts unbecoming n
gentleman and an officer are untrue
The correspondent of the New York
Herald reported that he had an attack
of deliritHl tremcHS. Minister Manning
said it was bad cold, followed by sn
attack of pneumonia. Mexico Is rather
IN unlucky place for American states
men
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

On Tuesday last the Baltimore and
Ohio Express assumed control of the
traffic hitherto managed by the Adams
and Southern Express Companies, on the
Queen and Crescent Route between
Baltimore and New Orleans.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

The government directors of the L Mon
Pacific Railroad have reported that they
feel satisfied with the policy of the road
The interests of the company and the
government are equally guarded; still
there are some things yet TO do before
the relations of the government and the
road are placed on wise and salts
factory basis
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

The national debt was de creased only
81, 900, 900 in November. This small re-
duction is mainly due to the fact that
large sums of money were needed IN
other directions. The pensions alone
required Sl4.O 900. OOO
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

Up to yesterday but five jury men had
been secured for the re-trial of McQuade,
the Doodle ex-alderman of New York.
Probably all this week will bc consumed
in getting jury.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

The inmates OF the lunatic asylum in
Buenos Ayres. South America, are diving
at the rate of ten per day of cholera.
The population of the city are greatly
alarmed thereat
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02
{. R. FARRkR { CO..
Lemon ST.. PalaLka
In ihe Circuit Court. Fifth judicial
Circuit OF Florida IN and FOR Fut-
nam County-lu Chanccry.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION To ,ELLIHE
y Real Estate of Minor.
To All Whom Ii May Concern. Taxi notice
that CA Monday, the 4th DAY OF january.
l-N1. !. Rs adm intStratriN OF the Estate of Vim.
7. bingham, latc OF Putnam County. Ilurlcn,
deceased, Will app ~ 10 the Hon. Thul - F.
King, Judge OF sand IudlCia! Circuit, aF his
Office. in GAINESVILLE, Flor ida tor authority To
sc! the Real Estate Ot EGgur ". kIu-hi m
minor child OF said Vim. /. bingham. said
Real Estate lying and being in said Putnam
County. LIZA Il 4. Bl\GHAM
Admins trlItrIN-
Dccombtr =. l~SG. dec 4JTa
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

Cluverius, the alleged murderer of
Miss Madison, is preparing statement
of his own for the perusal of the Gov
ernor of Virginia. He expects TO be
able to make it clear that he was not
the author of the crime charged against
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

4 treaty has just been concluded
between France and Mexico, whereby
French citizens in Mexico are exempt
from military service in case of war.
This is essentially the same treaty that
now exists between Mexico and Ger
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

The fariI-ci Naclstron or ~-rirdins
stream" OF which 50 much las been written
and 50 many stories are told. Is better known
than ever before, and its destructive wlirl-
pool and fearful current are proved . myth
n steamer nav gates it now with entire safety.
There are many such -stroms1 IN tie Lofotcn
group, and several Of them surpass the Nael-
strom IL violence. They al are formed To-
the tide water passing from ford through a
narrow strait into the sea.-Forei-n Cor
peSfnu Herald
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

There are fourteen orange groves in
and about Citra, on the shore Of Orange
Lake. that will yield $50, 900 boxes of
oranges this season. The two largest are
Jas. A. Harris and Bishop, Hoyt s Co.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02
THE DAILY NEWS.

THE DAILY NEWS is published every morn
ing except Monday and delivered by carriers
IN the city, or mailed postage free, for % cents
a month al 30 for three months, $3.50 for siI
months or s. per annnm-
THE WEEKLY NEWS Il S-page 56-coiufnn
paper published every Friday, containing
An the news of the week, local and general. IL
Il the largest and handsoIncst weekly paper
published in Florida, and will be mailed post
age free for 81 a year, or 81 cents Tor SIX
months. Specimen copies free to any address.
Loea! advertisements 20 cents per line Tor
drst insertion and 10 cents per line for each ad-
ditiofial insertion. Special notices 10 cents per
line Reduced rates continued advertise
ments.
avery month. Local advertisements due at
the expiration of the tim for which they are
useeted.
On 1uey order OF registered letter.
Address,
s. u HAMMOND,
BUSINESS NASAGEh,
PALATKA. FLORIDA
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

Seven millions of dollars is the amount
of damage done to Charleston by the
earthquakes. And the earthquakes are
still occurring.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

Senator Jones may put in his appear
ance in Washington next week.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

REGIsTFRED Ar THE PALATKA Posi- OFFICE
AZ SECoSD-CLAss MAIL MATTER
PALATKA, FLA, DEC. =, 1886.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-27
ALIAS SUM M(DNS.

IL Justlcu toart. lion township. tk>aYcrh.,.,l
~ onr.X. Montana Territory. lsefors, (ies,r.r r.
fenda1t. " V '''"' ''-
.,The people Of Moa,an" send greeting to =. ~
lnr orr hereby required to appear in M sc-
t1cn brought against you by the above numrd
Rlalotid ~ the Justice Court Of Lion Township.
and to answrr the complaint tiled therein
WITHIN ten days exclusive of tho day Of service)
eltcr the servir. ON you Of this summons II
served within this conntr. or II served on, of
this county but in this dis, rict within twenty
aasn o:herSi-e forty days or judgement b. tl.;-
prayer Of said complaint.
Ibis action Is brought to recover vi you tho
sum ut ono hundred $500 dollars on u ~rated
account b.tween yon and above named plnintiff
ana legal interest thereon from tho time Of the
said accounting
And you are hereby notified that If sou tail 10
appear and answer said complaint ia above re-
Hnired. the .nid plaintiff will recover judgement
~ default, against you for thu. sum OF one hun
dru tH1tn' dollars and intaIrs, and costs Of
suit.
Given nntlrr my hand this 18th day "f Frhrn-
GEORGE l.. TARi,EIL. Justice Of the Peace.
Ii. Il. THOMAS, Atty for plaintiff.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-27

,i., ,,..rs euyasefi ina pleasant after
Vo"'" '.,r nj, Brambtiny house. the OLE.
fnoer ' no; ii the NortMrys. 1t va,
''I als,.sn.ionaI!y fine and warm day 'o''
e aela wter., spring. AZ IA rule. cam.
,sx,, Thi> year it hal hastenc1 Its visit.
rdns. ,r racel along al,no.t within summer
% r''1 rterc were .illyhowers In tl's' gar
Pns' rsen,ary and rue; tho thrush was
h IN the cops. aud the villa cherry
4 In blossom.
80 had come over, as was his wont, to
sunday and to return TO bushes,
Fly Mo,day. They sat together. with th..
odow open. though there was hre
a'~s and cracking on the hearth Kate
1 1,;cl -, near caca other, Joseph ut the
u 81 the table. The dessert was laid ON
IA yrvic, of Crown Derby. and tbs
i. ~ ras .ished oak, rejecting dishes and
Is IN ). GRID OF lovely tints and positive
w., Tbey were drinking old port wine
.ss o, ,shion, Joseph occasionally hold.
~ h. class against the yellow dane Ut
,adle to catch glimpses Ut the
II loated like bits Of dead gold
4 IN i've purple liquor. They dined early,
m was no real need for tho candles.
I. 4 wss the custom to light them, and
sob thought. as his father before him,
n vsx cs.dies were a. essential tn tho
IN enjoyment Of port wine as o friend
4 empenion in the cracking Of bottle,
~. ike her brother, was fair, bat she
4 haaes eyes and dark eyebrows, which
=, a pecujiar beauty to her fa<r, setting
her pssr' ~hits skin. her r,,ddy lips. and
brown, wavy hair, il WHICH the s,an
ksys dis' red stseaks II rad gold. 1t
re' inca, the lips only just fnlI
meb to I. APE the charge Of hoing thin.
: * had merry laugh. Dick ives dark.
Eo,t swarthy, with large, generous
{s.h, closely knit forehead. stro,x hands
Nod chest, and . strong, inanly way of
Rtesiug his opinions. and a gentle trnier
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-27
ALIAS SUMMONS.

II JUSTICE Court. Lion 'Io'"s'I HHa'sr!n: t":.
j Ncnt,,r. Territory '":t'r.r tt"r:!' j" |Hs,"!!.
Justice Pc,rc.
r, NJ. and ~. $. K,1:l';..S. i"a;n'A~. r. =.
O'Er;rn. DEFENDANT
The ;.t.s.p:e o! the re:r;ror, y; M"n''''H >rrc
vsc...i.. =, +. :. OHriCn, dct.ntcn'.
You ~, hc.cns Requires. t" aa'H"r ~ IN ;t:Mn
Wrought against ,uu b, tho :;:nTc M.;sd plaintiffs
In the Justices Court .: !.c' Township county "I
the complain. s'!ea ,Ae!c" within ten day. tss:!
Of Thu: sa.;:,onS, &: c.vcd within this county. or
Il served "e OF this coansy but r. his district
or iudsmen. BY default will be taken Against vt'
according to th- prayer ut said compliant.
The aid action IL hrough, "a recover the sna' Ut
f.,y jso, dollars ADD ;.,teres. an so'sr p'o"ssorv
Add r,~, are hereby uoti,:rd u.a. II yea IA. I'll ap.
near and az: yer said complaint rs above required
he said plaintiffs wi!. rceCrt: Judgment against
yo, bv default for the su sttv 1901 dollars and
interest and .tstS OF suit. p..~,
Given u,sicr my hard this .9,h day Ct reoruarv.
a. GEul,GE f.. TAREEtl,
Justice ~, .hc Tr.srH.
RI Tt MAS. atty lar r!e",i'' f'+"
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-27
ALLAN SUMMONS.

Il tbs .',s,ic.:'> Gear, -. Gls1I;ie Township,
/ County CT Eca:erls-ass. E,rr:'s:" ~ Montana.
II. Schm.hanS.u,JP L.
Peter W:,.n,r p:.;n,ia. :. y. :. r'l:rirn. ii.
f;t'an..
The people, -, ,,c 'lcrri'nr, Ut Mountains ,,d
s.lctiny to T.. s. Visr;cn, lv.e;.,Ant:
Nun are !,crch% required :" ..pncl: n action
brought ssrai,S! yo LIS til. :hos" n.,,cd plaintiff.
in the l.,.tc,. C"urt al Glendale. Go. u Ecarcyc.
Territory vi Montana. and 10 answer the compliant
filed >,cin, within IA: days tcc!as ~ vt IL" day
~. s:rv,rc, after n. service vn Of this SURVIVORS
II served within Ibis county. r !! served ",N al
this county. i>;' in this district. !!!in twn; SAYS"
othrr,vis. w,hia !ur,r DAYS: W. Judgment " !,'
fault will be taken :,'::ti', tf' n:'"rhi"4 /" tin
PRAYER Of said complaint.
The said action is ,,rol!1t /" r,.''rr. n',' t,r
t.:.. p:,,-.;iI on thu ;avt -. ~ ,'r"n! 'n:. il, the
sum Of t,y'.,i, .:Hw ava 7;-!Cn s;n!::r>.
And '.n. arr. ,,g.l,, !iNtc,', Tat !. tTN al. Ia
appear m ans vtr said npA; as above required.
The said !ir!l A;i' receiver Judgment. " As'.
fu!: aul>, ,: Tor Re >,,,. 4, :..rn,r.!'r;r ;!t
* 90, .,t..i.:rs and III, costs u, sat-.
t:irs:, ,.r:,i. ~, t.inh this .;~ ~, az prC'In
htr. \. y. .>>s
II. SCNMAI.!i.\ISEN.
Eis::y,. III" peace ~ ~r:t TOWNSHIP.
r. H. I.unM>> .\,t'y ;ur Plaintiff. n.lW
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-27
NOTICE. or FINAL ENTRY.

tAx! (Ir..C4 Ar iitLESA, VI. T.. trS. u. 1851.
NOTICE is hrrsby g:,r1. that he following nam.
~ cd settler ha: Tied notice of his intention {"
make nal proof IN support q his claim. ind that
said proof viii te made before T.. Mead. Probate
Judge of Reavcrhcad County. :, Dillon. N. T., II,
March 30, 1886, via: Thou,a~ r. Porch.
VIZ SWE Section IS. Tp. IS. x. oW.
Tie na.,ses the following witnesses t., prove his
continuous residence upon. ard cultivation 81, said
Philip Fs,;ndcx,cr. and Sama,! A-hhaugh. al! oi
Dillon. Montana.
:. w. i.AGHtENE. Register.
". :. HARBOUR. Attorney. Std
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-27

Ito b.. [OsSSpueL.)
physis.swns Have TDund out

,a COMMUNICATING and s;,re;sn v'vmvn,
tic blood, developed by indigestion. is
cause of rheumatism. This settles uu.
the sensitive >ut-cu,ay,etn> covering
the muscles and l;ga.ncnts Of tho Joints,
E.ing cons,an, and shifting pain. ard ag-
egating as a calcare,,us. chalk: de,,csit
RNh produces st'fftess snd distortion OF
Joints No fact, which experlcnc. has
nonstratcd IN regard ~ Fin.tctter's
bmach Bittcr.. has stronger rsx!ent:.: to
pport this, namely, that th;. medicine of
,,srs checks the formidable
atrociuus disease, nor is it less nr.si.
Fly established that 1t is preferable to
poisons often used to arrest, ,;,.ce the
kdicine contains onl, >aluta,y i,,..rrdi,
i. It is also signal remedy .tm :,:alar.
ievers, constipation. dyspepsia. sidney
bladder ailments, dehility and other
prders See that you sc: the genuine.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-27
J.c OR E M,
Ret'nltl and Walolnatel,
VETERINARY SURGEON, ETO.

k,ed H.. Ia up II nc7r and com,nodiuus chop go
bes, maas s .- we.'a'cn. Am prepared 70 shss
les .o,.,. or 'ess.is wagons, husx;es and en-.
I ''' ~ '"v shop in the United Ssaass.
ksd h.ss s' oi r.a.htnes. en.us, brui,es. con.
|nded " ' ''r r""a'rr promptly and Carefully
"''S gosr:sn.cai Ia.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-27
z:raai NcAtrs.
NOTICE or FINAL. ENTRY.

l.>NpO: s''tl y: !li'.IN>. NJ. + Ern. IS, $50,
NOTICE IS hrri.r given th::, lie following. nam.
~ cd settler has tiled ,o.c.. his intention Il,
's<.: :il,a proc: ii. support ct has "l;rr and that
S.!;': proc. vii! hr ,a,lr 'o. U,,. WV. J. Gal.
Inai,h. judge Of District u,r,, hi. absence
i'iorc Et,::. Z. Wing. N.!!', t.r, c: >ai;, c",rt
=, :,.u. Montana, On
April 10th, 1856. viz: Frank l.:.Asion,
Who mad: 'o'':s,rs"t ,rpli'a'i": NJ. ~, :or
aud Lot SECTION ,vTp. y SIR. ".
Tie naincs III" .ni!s~ny "v.n.=st~ 20 prove his
CONTINUOUS residence upon and cultivation O.: SAID
T,.chio. Graf: cornell. al of Dillon. Mon,anu.
sd :. ". LAEGit)KHi, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-27
ALIAS III NJ MONS,

T. 'r"t''' !:"lr'. Lion Township. Hc:,>sr!.,4'l
- ~""n',' H"nt't'I Territory. before G,:r"r l.:
TarinIl. u.
u. II. \r>rv. ra:',N vs.. =. :. U'i,ri,n .l.-
icutun:.
!he people ri he Territory ,,i Montana. send
g:cy,"': i" +. :. Vi:rs,', Defendant: 'TTU
f", axe hereby required to appear an :,,:!"n
brought "!:.ns. y's,1 BY The :tnv. ;.n,cd plaintiff
in "a: Justice Comt OF Lion Township, County
Of i;casevasl. Territory al Montana. and to IN.
swer tho complains 'ed '!,ercin within ten days
(cxcnsivc a. the jny ai >crvicc) after the service
On yo! .ishls SUMMONS ii served within this c,,.n.
tv served ont Of this county hut in this district
within twenty DAYS, otherwise within forty days,
or judgement q default will .,c taken a.a;i,s, Yea,
according to the prayer %: said complaint.
This action il brought 70 recover oi YOU The sum
ofthiry nine $500 dollars ona stated accoun, NJ.
tween 's'A and above named plaintiff and eyal IN
tcrest thereon from the time nt said statement.
Md vo" are hereby notified tina, IL ysn, TAI. I" Az,
pear and answer said complain. shove required,
III" said plaintiff will rccovc, judgement, against
YOU i'y default ior the sum of thirty nine $50
dollars and interest and COS, Ut shit.
Given ;'ntscr my hand this ,tt!, day Of February.
A. II. 1881.
GEORGE: T.. TAHHE,I., justice f,lu. peace.
II. 4. IHaN>s atty :nr plaintiff.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-27

ese 9.E2gAE9 9!!l 3;:;i: r.: e: S:S
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-27
NOTICE or FINAi. ENTRY.

AND OFtUE Ar HELENA. NJ. l., M.rrA $. 1854.
plICE is hereby given that the ioilcw;n. .nan,-
cd settler has filed notice q. his intention to
E hnal proof in support ot his claim, and that
proof will he made icttrc JAMES t;ccrv. Nota-
Public, bcavtr!,ca" count. Murt'i:,, Territory,
cisdom, Montana, ON
|pril I'D. 1886, viz: Matthias }valtll,rrr,
made pr, e,npton .lvc,ar.t,,.x >t.,,,n. II. No.
] i"r the Scuth,2r>. Quarter of y ~. : ~, Of
snd W hall :: K >rr :. Tn !. .u,,h Of
|w No. IS West.
NAMES the following Witnesses to prov. his
Penio''S residence upon, ana cultivation OF, said
VIZ: Alvin ]. Moves. William ". Ern,lv. has,
Fa'ter'"n. ant! la:ncs Gs.rv. All u, N!.;.,rn.
btanI.
ia" S.W. I.ANGIlDK Hu-;-,.r,
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-27

Pnr I" my is'nd. on IForse Prairie. <ir i,lacIs
horse, about MIN. vr,r> hid. branded &c, IN
right shoulder. Thu s,r,,.r i requested 20
: 'roMrtv and take t,r an;1nu! AWAY. For
sr particular. address The undersigned ~ Ga
Station. Bingham Co.. Idaho. x>k
fr+w Hl'C;{ist OLSON
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-27

sswssss'o Potaant Rain Hnldos.
eSSss, nhees 49, where Jon pat ehem-nse
ID 8 49, oeeS feee. One aScnt sold /. dor. In
II SsmyE one dealer sold q dog. in Is days
y tes worth el.6O FREE. Write sbr terua>,
" f. BREWSTER, Hnlay. Mich.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-12-04

Take care OF the droppings. They lie
in unsightly little isolated heaps about
the fodder stacks, milking pens and
barn yards. Gather them up every day
or two, summer or winter; throw them
into heaps with horse and sheep manure
aud litter. Thus fire-fang NO will be
prevented, the manure pile will grow.
both in bulk and quality, the yard will
be clean and neat. and the labor iu,
spent VII pay better than eve ,Jnn,.
II. glecnbacks. -Amer,c.@ Do lyI5rr.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-12-04

back. You are Il great singer, andIam
proud to lay my hand in yours
He appeared ready to object to her
words, and as if he resented her tone,
but there was a meaning in the very
air which filled hjm with concern and
respect.
''Be gentle. MAY. do not let the blame
you have felt for ne all these years
count against loving me one iota /
love you; | have never loved another |
have been faithful. My darling, | have
never seen your equal as you stand be-
fore me now. Como, | will tell you
what your future shall be like, if you
will be my wife; together as long as we
two livc.-with all the world at your
feet, for your beauty and your voice, if
you choose. or adored in peace by me,
away from the gay turmoil, if you
choose
He put his hand on his heart and held
Il there.
Victor, dear, it is impossible, said
she. Il am fond of you; | wish you y
career after your own heart; but i can
not marry the MAJ who has been able
to abandon Inc for seven years. shall
never love again. No; not eyen YOU
Res HaWhorae La'hrQP, in NbcaJo
JoHrnal.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-12-04
THE LIGHTS OF HOME.

,tt of garden where the summer sun
Ridsglsd good mornings" lingering good
nights
,,,re clema.is and honeysuckle run
Wv .ockIess rivalry to dizzy heights
ua.rs y,olet, bloom In spring time, riv aling
" .o,der azure of the veYnal dome,
- robirs come, their earliest song to sing,
And build in happy faith, their summer
home
, hit of lawn where shadows lipger long
rhropcb summer mornings, and each pass.
ing breeze
,,iters awhile to sing its minstrel song
NJ 1--we and laughter to the maple trees
uhIlo crickets yainly strive to catch the
tune.
And humble bees grow boistcrous with de-
light.
NIL shadows come again with afternoon
And lcngthcn slowly eastward into night.
Eetween the two, n cottage nesting low
Fair when the sunset smiles, the night to
greet
Eut vet more fair, when DER the drifted
snow
Ito own bright welcome hastcs my weary
feet
With suIlcn rom the tickle winds 90 f,ast-
The trembling naples whisper their Of.
fright
But, cleaning golden through the whitcned
blast,
The lights OF home shine ont across the
night.
mt bitter winds blow some day through our
lives
md in our hearts Is many an empty nest,
Md DER the Garden of our youth there drives
The snow Of sorrow. Brightest then and
best
The lights OF home shine out across the storm
70 welcome weary feet and hearts that
ache;
And 10! their wonder. working beams trans.
form
To golden blessings every falling flake.
-~.frttsr EoSrcN, in Good Housekeeping.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-12-04
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Description OF a peculiarly ,"h''''u'e"
Specimen of the Grhnk u0UG, 49,,

Description OF a ueculIsr'7 .""''u''
Specimen of the Gems hom0, -
The cowboy is a man attached to a
par of gigantic spurs. He inhabits the
prairies of Texas, and is successfully
raised as far north as the thirteenth DC
gree of latitude. He is in season all the
year round, and is generally found on
the back of Il mustang pony. wild and
savage as 4 colt of the Ukraine. This
fact has given rise to n widely ditfuSed