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The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-08-12
RANDOLPH RACKET.
The Murder of John Dean, white, by Geo.
Marley, colOred-The Friends
Yearly Meeting.
Correspondence of the Sentinel.

Correspondence of the Sentinel.
RANDOLPH COUNTY, Aug. "a careful
estimate of the losses to the farmers of the
county, on account of the rains and freshets,
will foot up considerable. A large section
of country along the Uharrie river, which is
one of the finest farming sections in middle
North Carolina, the wheat crop is estimated
at loss more than IS percent, while the
corn crop will reach 40 percent.
The political cauldron is beginning to
simmer and will soon be hot with excite
ment. The Prohibition party will hold
their convention in Asheboro on the Oath
inst, for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the House Of Representatives and
county offices. The Republicans will hold
no regular convention in the county but
their ring bosses will meet in Asheboro the
18th inst, and say who their candidate shall
be. The Democratic comfy convention will
be held the 4th of September
A negro named George Marley killed
John Dean (white) on the evening of the
End inst. by cutting his jugular vein with a
razor. Dean was young man of reckless
character; he and Marley had been drink
ing together during the day and they were
going to part friendly, so far as any one
knows. Marley called Dean up near him
pretending that he wished to tell him Sc
cret. when he gave him the blow with his
razor. Dean turned and walked away about
sixty steps and dropped dead. Marley es-
caped and is still freys from clutches of the
law.
The Friends Yearly Meeting began at
High Point on the 9Th and the attendance
was very large. The hotels were much
crowded, the register of the Belleveue
TO7. High Point need not complain Of dull
times. GEHENEN.
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THE FRUIT EAR.
A Gratifying Success-TI.e Next Exhibit
ton to be at Winston.

A Gratifying SuccesS-TEf Next Exhibl-
ton to be at Winston.
6 Correspondence of TIE. Sentesd.
FAYETTEVILLE, Angus D.-The Fruit
Fair at Fayetteville last week is pronounced
a very gratifying success. The exhibition
was magnificent, and the attendance large.
The address of welcome was delivered by
Hon. George M. Rose, of Fayetteville. and
the annual address by Hon. Octavius. Coke,
Of Raleigh. Both were .splendid efforts and
the applause was great.
!, Tokay Vineyard madea fine display of
wines and every section Of the State sent its
choicest fruits. Messrs. Iineback Brothers,
VI Salem, had on exhibition thirty-six vari-
cites of peaches, North Carolina lemons and
oranges, darnsons, nectarines, pluns, crab
apples, thirty-seven varieties of apples,
specimen double-fowering peach, ounces,
fifteen varieties of pears.
am glad to announce to the readers of
THE SENTINEL that the. next unmial fair
j. to be held ut Winston, and all hands
agree that it shall exceed all previous ex-
hibitions, in size and interest. The fruit
| men of the State are determined to max,
the next fair at Winston an immense indus
trial triumph. LAFAYETTE
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= The program at the dedication exe1-
cises of the Methodist Protestant Church,
which will take place on the fourth Sunday
in this month, the ODD inst, will be as fol-
lows: OBLIGATORY Sermon and services at II
M. Communion and Baptismal services
at 4 P. NJ. Preaching at 8 P. NJ. Each serv-
ice will be conducted by Rev. T. J. Ogburn,
President OF the North Carolina Dissrict
Conference. The public are cordially IN
vited 8Hs 81
- Our young friend, Mr.. W. D. Poor,
who has been doing honors in the mercan-
tile house of Messrs. Clarke & Ford, left foz
for his home in Stokes county Monday
About September LIST, he will leave fol
Washington Territory, where he intend,
making his home in the future. The SEN
TINEI, which will accompany him, wishel
him much success in his new home.
In speaking Of the amountsof pounds
| l25OO) last week 81 tobacco that would b
raised in Bellows Greek township this year
we Inadvertently omitted the word good
/ Our informant says that great deal Of tn
i weed isen the Hill but IL il thought no
more than 900 pounds of good tobacco vii
be raised in the tovnship. ET
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AT STOKES COURT.
WIssst Tho Sehtineis Traveller Sees and
Hears to Write About.

WIsat Tho SeAtinefs Traveller Secs and
Hesrs to Write About.
Saf Correspondence Of the Sentinel.
DAHBURN, Aug. 1O.-Judge McRae OPP
ened court here yesterday morning at nine
o'clock, His charge to the grand jury is ia
vsrably commented upon. The weather is
fine and she crowd yesterday was nnusually
large. Both the civil and criminal dockets
are full. Court will last through the entire
two weeks. The prisoner Terrell, who kill
ed Dunlap, vas brough. in before court yes
terday and plead not guilty. His trial is
set for Thursday next. He seems cheerful
The Lounty Democratic Convention for
this (Stokes) county was held in the Court
|. House yesterday. DR.. r, F. Moir was GALL
ed to the chair and A. NJ Stack, ESQ.,. was
requested to act as Secretary. After very
harmonious meeting the following gentle
men were nominated for tie several posi-
lions below named =
For the House of Commors-J.Y Y. Phis-
lips; For Clerk of Superior Court-James
Ryerson; For Register of Deed. E. HiR-
For Sherif--R. I. Dalton FS~ Surveyor
Gideon George; For Coroner-y H. Carroll.
Mr.. j. c. Buxton made an able and en-
thusiastic speech, after which she conveh-
ton adjourned
Judge Thomas Settle and son. Thos Set
tie Jr., are here. The Judge has been here
several days, we suppose-to. get the benefit
Of the fine health-giving waters. Thomas
Settle Jr., is named as the Republican can
didate for Solicitor of this district
We are enjoying the hospitalities of the
Taylor House. There is-an.immense crowd
of pleasure seekers here in, addition to those
who are attending court TRAVELLER.
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The Local ministers Conferences.

Rev. S. D. Franklin, President of the Lo-
cal Ministers Conference, requests us to
state that their annual Gnference, which
will be held at Rutherford College on the
10Th inst, together with Tabernacle Camp
Meeting, promises to be the grandest occa-
sion known in the history of the Conference
A large attendance is expected and ample
preparations are being made for the accom-
mediation of all who may wish to attend. 1t
is thought that Rev. 7. Dewitt Talmage,
the great Brooklyn Divine of New York
will grace the occasion.
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We were pleased to meet on the street
Monday, our young friend, Mr.. Julius Peg
ram, for several years salesman in the mer-
camille establishments OF Messrs- Pfohl x
Stockton of this city. Mr.. P. is now travel
ling salesman for the large wholesale mer-
camille house of A. G. Woodruff & Co., New
York. His territory embraces North and
South Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee.
He says satisfactory sales ever awaits him
when he enters the future city of the Old
North State--W inston.
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A wer1-Deserved Compliment

The Raleigh Recorder of last week has
this to say of Mr.. J. L. White, former cit
'izen of this place, who has been for several
years studying for the ministry at Wake
Forest College, and who is winning for him.
self golden opinions wherever he labors in
the ministerial field 1t says: The preach
ing of our young brother j. l. White. who
is supplying the pulpit of the FIRST Baptist
Church, this city, is greatly pleasing the
brethren He has large and increasing con-
gregations at both meetings on Sunday and
at the Thursday night prayer-meeting.
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THE LEE BOOK"
MEMOIRS OF RosT E. LEE. BY GEN. A. |. LoMe

MEMOIRS OF ROB'T E. LEE. By GEN. A. I. LONG
A full history of his military service and
campaigns, written by Gen. Long, from data
collected while member of the personal staff
OF Gen. Lee, and from letters and material con-
tributsd by the Lee family. Commended by
the Governors Of Vagina and North Carolina,
and approved by the Southern Delegation in
Congress. His private, domestic and personal
history, from information heretofore unpublish-
ed, furnished by personal friends, companions
in arms and leading men of the South, col
lect.,i and eaited with the assistance Of Gen'l.
Marcus j. Wright. *
The whole forming comprehensive, accu-
rate and standard memoir Of the lllustrious
Soldier Coinplc.,. III volume. about eco
pages, fully Illustrated with ,or'raits, maps, ETC.
Sold by subscription only. For descriptive
circulars address j II SroDpAsr \ Co., Pub
aug 12-4t 62. street, Washington D. G.
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s.sARp..

To all who are suffering from the errO.s- and
OF youth nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of u anhood, &C., / will send Il, re-
ceipt that will cure yeu, FREE OF CHI ARGE
THE great remedy was discovered by miss
ignarY in South America Send q clf-address-
ed. envelope to the REV JOSEPH II. INsfAN
Station ID, New York City. Oct. Is. 1855. ly
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Interesting Experiences.

Hiraar Cameron, Furniture Dealer of Coun.
lMs, ,Ga tells his experience. thus "Fos three
years have tried every remedy on market for
Stomach and Kidney Disorders, but got
Lift until used Electric Bifters. Took five
bottles and am now, curett,. and think ElectrFD
Bftters the Best Blood Purifier the world -
Major A. y. Reed OF West Liberty, X. Y :, osea
Electric Filters for an old standing Kidney at
fection and says: Nothing has ever done me-
SO much good as Electric Bitters."-Sod sc
II s.,fcent$ u bottle by V. o.. Thompson.
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OF N. C..

EyHE NEXT SESSION OPENS AUGUST 26th.
i Fifteen Professors offer 4. wide range of in
structions in literature, Science and Philoso-
ply. The Law School and the Department of
Normal distraction are fully equipped. Special
higher training in all the departments rs pro-
vided for graduates of the University and OF
Of 10000 volumes; Reading Room of ia Peri
edicals. Total collegiate expenses $500 year.
Board $500 20 $3.50 per month. Sessions
begin last Thursday in August For full in
formation, address
July13--1m. Chapel Hill, N. C.
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DOR REM IA good house in the city Of
l. Winston, with six rooms and other conyen-
fences iMgood neighborhocdi Apply at this
ot6ce. aug 5tf
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a C.ntaln,a Fovlunate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying be-
tw en- Atlantic City and n. ", had been troub-
and was induced 60 try Dr. Kings New Dis-
~overy for Consumption. 1t not only gave rim
Instant relief, but allaycd the extreme soreness
in his btcast. His children were similarly af-
ssectesi and single dose had the same happy eff
fcet. Dr. kings New Discovery is now the
standard remedy in the Coleman h0use1Il Id
and on board the schooner. free Tri,tI Bottles
OF this standard Remesiy at Y. O. Thomp<Qb
Drug Store.
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i LADY of long experience in teaching de-
"A sires a position as Principal or Assistant ];
the most advanced methods ia Music aud all
branches are brought into use; testimonials
gwen. Address TsacaEs, Wsrrsn.on, n c s
July 29tf
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Es0 R RENT a house just completed with
II 5 rooms, on Shallow Ford street, near the
graded school Good water convenient Terms
very low Apply to J, Cook,
aug 12-lts Winston
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My mother-in-law is . walking. advertise
ment for DIR. BtdPs Baby Syrup" subscriber
remarked yesterday; she recommended. every
where"
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WANTEDABy young lady. situation as
w gOvemess for young children. Terms
reasonable. For further information apply to
Editor Feb 4th-tf
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nR. n NJ HOWARD is again in Winston.
~ Caia and see him. Office at Mrs. Julian's
hotel Consultation free. july 6-tf
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SPLENDID room to sent l5x24, two large
N windows, in the most public location in
~ iuxston. Good water convenient. Over
Brewers Barber Shop. apply to J ScHArs,
| AueI2-lt Winston
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SALE OF LAND.

d Yvirture of a Decree of the Superior Court
ID of Forsyth. County Saturday the Attn day
of September 1856, at the court house door in
Winston, N, g., | will expose at public auction
to the highest bidder the tract of land belong
Jag 2 the estate of the late ] NJ Huff, Lying in
couny OF Forsyth and State of North Carolina,
about 4 mikes from Winston on the Shallow
Ford road. One-third OF said land being sold
subject to widows dover Terms of sale six
months credit with bond andapproved security.
KBRSkR, Admir-
Aug 3rd 1856, of } N Huff, decd.
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8 Fennel tea is a simple remedy to eHiet the
baby and this innocent article is embodied in
If Bulls Baby Syrsp, which puts the baby to
sleep without the evsa of opiates. Prlee25cts
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HTANTED-Six two horse tenants to culti-
w tivate fine Yadkin River bottom lands-
LEWIS. J. WILLIAMs, Winston. july Is If
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WTANTED@A white cook, who is not too
w good to wash for smalh family. Apply
at this office Aug l2-tf
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CoAPS.--A very large line of Pears, Colgates
Dand other fine soap at Thompsons Drug
Store. When in need of soap Thompsons is
the place to get them Feb. 25th tt
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noOD SAL ARR COMMISSION TO MEN AND
u Women to a.t local or travelling Agents.
WHITNEY, NurserymaA. leoci ester, Ny. Men
t,cn this pa,cr.) JMlyl5-6m.
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w Situation as Teacher, will be
w companion to a lady, and assist in the
household. Understands dress making. Good
references Address x. T.. care SENTINEL.
April SHIFT.
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A LII varieties of Garden Seed at Thomp
II sons Drug Store.
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WANTED good bird dog Apply at this
w office.
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SALE OF LOT!

DY VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE DEED,
ID executed me by, Michael Foust and
. recorded in book /, page, VA, of the Record of
Mortgages Of Forsyth cour.ty, on
Saturday,. 9TH day Of August, 1896,
I at o'clock ?. NJ, at the Court House door in
s Winston, n. c., | will offer for sale, to the.
highest bidder for cash, lot of Land. lying on
{ Cherry strees in Best town, known lot No.
/ s5, adjoining the lands of III. T. FOUGHT and
| others. r. B. KERNER,
+ July s, lSS6.-4t Mortgage
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Winston Tobacco Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Breaks fair this week, with good show of
sound tobaecos. Prices about same as last re-
port on all good stock.
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CIDER! VINEGAR!

DARTIES wanting pure apple cider for vine
i gar can be supplied, by furnishing barrels,
at I2A cents per gallon delivered in Winston,
by addressing A. T. HANES.
Aug. 12-2t Clemmonsrille, n. C
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NOTICE OF SALE!

DY VIRTUE Of an order Of the hyperion
ID Court of Forsyth county, will expose to
ale at public auction, for cash, at the Cburt
House door i'll Winston,
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 2eth, 1886.
at o'clock, m, the House andLot Of William
Long, lying in the northeastern part OF the
town Of Winston. N C. The said lot of land id
40OxI9O feet, and it is situated the dwelling
now occupied by William Long.
For information in regard to the premises
apply to II A Holder, William Long or the
undersigned.
Time of sale: Saturday, August 2sth, at
o'clock, pm.
Terms of sale cash.
Place of sale: Court House Door.
EUGENE Z. GRAY, Commissioner.
July IS, 1885. ids
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NORTH CAROLINA, FORSYTH COUNTY,
IN IN SUPERIOR COURT. R B KERNER
ADMIR- d OF D KEEHLN VS. FRANK
KEEHLN AND OTHERS; NOTICE-The
defendants, .Iary Reid, Robt Keehln.
Flora B Keehln, Maggie keehln, Theodore
Keehln, Amos Keehln, Isadore Keehln, the
heirs of Floriden Keehln and Frank keehln.
Addie keehln and May Keehln will take no
tiee that an action entitled above has been
commenced in the Superior Court, Of Forsyth
county, to sell land for assets 10 pay debts; and
the said defendants will further lake u,tie. hat
they are required to appear at The Office of the
Clerk of the Superior coart OF Forsyth county
in Winston, n. c., at 10 o'clock, IA, OH Sal
urday the 18th day o September nexi. and
answer or demur to the the complaint N said
action or the plaintiff will a.iy t" I'll. Court
tor the relief denai,,.j IN sat-. coin PLANT.
C. s. HAusER, C.S. Z. :,uao
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SPECTACLES
EYE GLASSES

in Gold, silver, Steel and Rubber frames to uit
all eyes, and ages, you win find at j. BEvANS,
Optfcian, Main Street. Winston, n. G.
Dec. Jolly
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25
Georges Political Career.


san FranriSco Chronicle.
Henry Goorge has been IA pirate
not comic opera or stage pirate, but
IA genuine. bold, bloody. black-iiac
pirate. Ii j. true. II has nj last been
disclosed that t;eorge'~ IDEAS in PRO
gress and Poverty" began long ago to
germinate. and but for the existence
of the law they would perhaps have
succeeded. Somewhere in the sos,
Henry Gcorge the red-headed, came
very near being red-handed. 1t has
been forgotten. but the fierce light that
beats upon candidate has blaekeued
little blot on IIenry's history. ana
examination proves it To have been
pure and unadulterated piracy. \
little scheme was made up and Il band
of men was secretly being recruited
for the suppose of seizing the Panama
steamer out side somewhere. pllaging
her and with the swag sailing tor Mex
leo. \ boat was eyen secured. ON
which the preparations for the eXpe-
dtion were being madein n quiet way.
Henry George was to beraptain OF the
bold buccaneers. and he had, of course.
to wear n sword. Curious account ;
were given of the serio-coinic scene, in
n newspaper office. wherein they had
n great time in discriminating Henry
George into the use of the pirate :
arms and the professional swagger OF
the pirates legs. In addition to the
pist OILS. the belt. the cutlass and the
usual appurtenanceS OF n pirate. II
was necessary for the commander OF
this expedition to wear II sword. and
Henry was made To walk upand down.
/ put his hand to his mouth and give
orders. aud to do all this without
getting his sword between his legs,
which he invariably did. Before he
got easy in his pirates manual the
police ti'nbIei in on the conspirators
and put IA summary stop to Their
+ dreams oi being bold and free rulers ot
/ the bounding SEA. or even grabbing
enough TO have Il good time in Mex
ico. This reads like a Joke. 1t was
j not. 1t WAS true. and somewhere III
/ the annals of the city il will be record
ed \ man so intensely devoted to
| liberty ought to be elected mayor o
New York. lie will not need to search
he bounding main, and the mayor o
New York doesn't wear n sword OIL
need a speaking trumpet. Now al
ex-prate has reached he dignity OF Il
labor candidate. and the meane-t sin
ner of the party may take heart ano
90 for an office.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

During the campaign the New York
sun published the following reflections
on the silver question:
1T j. II no;ewor. hy circumstance
thar although We are IN the midst ol
an election canvass for representatives
TO a new congress. nos word - Sald
anywhere about the silver question.
Candidates are NOS pledged against
silver The enemics of silver seem TO
have abandoned the fight agalns. A..
The fact is, the people have come
round 10 the position that thccoinage
OF the silver dollar does no harm
whatever. All the dollars coined mp
to this time, and all that Will be
coined for The next five years. merely
replace II corresponding amount oi
retired national bank notes. thus pre-
serving the country from II eontrnc-
tion of the currency. Prophecies ~
financial disaster. which We're 80 CON
iidcntlv madeat he bcyinningof 1850.
have proved to bo of no more value
than Virgins prediction Of storm and
earthquake The silver dollar il here
30 stay.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

fChicago Mining Record
Secretary Lamar has again over
ruled Commissioner Sparks: this time
on the word "reclaim' in the desert
land act. Sparks ruled that the mere
bringing Of water upon the land was
not sufficient. but that crop, must be-
raised. Secretary Lamar says: by
the terms of the Desert Land Act, the
land is to be reclaimed by conducting
water upon it, The first question to
be determined j. the significance of the
word reclaim a. used in the act. In
the int terprei AZ ION of ne statutes. the
rule il that words are generally
used in their usual and most known
signilication.' Hence, applying the
general meaning to the word reclaim
as given by Webster. and the mean
ing of the statute is: That the desert
lands shall he reduced tn an agricul-
tural state by conducting water upon
the same. II does not follow, how
ever, that an agricultural crop must
be raised in order 10 show that such
n condition has been arrived at. I'm
ot her words il Is NOT necessary To
show the results of reclamation En-
tert aiming the view | do upon this
question. hereby reverse your de-
ci-ion.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

Just lair enough To be pretty.
jus, ssutle enough to b. sweet;
just saucy enough tn be witty.
iurt dainty enough to b. neat
Ju-t tall enough To be graceful.
lust slight enough ior - iar.
lust d.essv enough to b. tasteful,
Just merry enough to nr gay.
.I.st meek enough for Submission.
dust hpld enough To b. brave.
just pride cnough for ambition.
Just tnoushtfui enough to he grave.
Just wi; to provoke without hnrfnins.
Just mischief enough 70 tease;
.iu.. piquant enough to be charming.
just proper desire 10 pleas.
Jas. "a glance for the fnsrly assuming.
lust a pittying thought ipr the iooi;
just contempt enough shpwnthe prrsum
in-.
Just a dignity tempered the rule.
\ carriage. though modest, hall royal -
\ queen in her womanhood crowned;
kiud-heartcd. and loving. aud loyal
Bat by .Iovc. where the girl 10 b" iound
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

lid Bits. Ii WAS on n Hudson river
railroad train, and thccars wcreabout
to stop at II station.
The brakeman yelled sing Sing
chang. clothes ior ten years
-Four men arose and went out witli
four other me'i.
And then all was still.
t'nle.-, President Cleveland first
message since he became Il benedict
contains -omepingcnt phrases regard
ing the winter style of honnets. every
woman IN 'he country Will consider
herself personally offended Globe.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25
musi Be an Exception 10 tae Rule.

Miss Blank who was posing AT
seaside resort. was possessed of some
charms, but was rather dull
What makes you look SO tired
when you are bathing with me-" she
inquired one day of young ponsonby
Jones
1T always makes me weary "a ex-
.r.ise with dumb belle" ungallantly
responded Mr. Jones