Little Falls transcript., 1886-11-26
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Worid mwhlch people can coneeaA'fheir e
W - - = saM 20 % = AmeIaca- Inc aaa
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~ o.uIt ntIs Ik'A't,Rs 'a' SUCH sue -
..os' r. Puoto p.opot.y. ....;- !
ne nal1-caaa caa2ens Of 1he Ber-
mudas nave an idea OF the eternal IN
ness OF things, Tor they, Il Is said, am
port Tor thelr use largely ypotat0es from
the states q two dollars = bass'ea and
sena .us sPoSatoes OF tneir own growsa
~ 1fo'n na'3aeA 10 s"ensy ooua1S RAT
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"A woman in Lincoln, Neh, 1oSe 4
black-and-ta0 terrier that was dear TO
her. She had reason to think sthat .
man about to go to Fonda, N T.. had
stolen it, and she wrote to the Fonda
chief:of police. who soon found the dog
and sent it back to its mistness by ez-
p1ess.-17oy 1snse&
Several years ago an Illinois man
quit chewing tobacco, but recently he
began again. The first day he en-
joyed It SO much that he used up
tnlrty-nVe cents worth '0f navy plug,
and then was taken sick and for two or
.Ehrx.. dove .c+od .7o,.r 1;ho 80. 40
t.. ~1J s'~0oo 'oIy .aAe q 1Aaaa -"AtA
'@ea'r,u" t1emens--I"'cago m@a
"A number OF young ladies Of Oma-
ha have organized u secret society
known rs the '"Onder of the Chicken
Heart. Eaeh 1neznber must swallow
= roasted chicken heart once weak for
Two months, at the cad OF which Tina
IN a dream, she will be brought face -
face with the man whom she Is to
marry
In 1878 kev. David Walk. a minis
ter IN the christian Church bought
i've acres of land in Kansas City Tor
$l,3O0 He was poor nan, and ihe
had hard work to keep the taxes paid
on'his land, but he did, and the other
day was rewarded BY selling it for $685.
500 Naturally, Kansas City is hragg-
ging about this.-N Y San.
There is little poet in New
Orleans. She is ten years old, and
when, recently, pigeons egg was
shown to her, in which was little
SQUAD that had just failed OF being
Matched, she composed these lines:
Here lies birdie, for whom We mourns
6h Mhaf hnrr,hss %r h.1sS fssn1 snS 2 & 1ss Ro"'
when it BONES before you get your breath.
"A young wife in Portland, Me-.
was told by her brother that her hus-
band gambled She could not believe
it, and to convince her the brother took
her, dressed in = suit Of his clothing, to
gamDing mouse, "here s''e saw her
a.. nusoanu AoSc Aou1 Aunuiea 0oiAars:
Amen sne mace nefseit known, aud
ma!cneo ner aSeonlshed husband homo
cy~ne a'sn--bos'o' 'o'sT'sa''
-Cocoannt growing Is attracting
much attention IN sections OF the
south, ana especially on the coast OF
cape fiortda, where consignment OF
over one hunored Thousand OF the nuts
ari.veu :ateIy 1or plant1ng. 4ne ILL.,
uustly olos 1a1r 70 oeoome very pros
nnts sometimes commence ho>, ~ IT,,
fonr vears ora a]waua IN All y, ,,;,,n,
;o .eyen veara
ch.-,os po++oreo, .o+o.;
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ntHxsh -" hab;t tit ~ u .cn,nGn. ~, ~as
nh;xi.. ~ ~. n1ot- - y. .+a,n A anu u.g sno
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III pa'Js. a.'s" lily oHl 'uy u:.n:y ~; u' no
Mn.Sal ~ <se,ss l:nt %n'.o :Sn.s cu'ckens q On
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WnsteTI We r1so H~s wv "GtnGn' 19u away Id
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:n ;ni4oa WIZ n,;...,d s1o ..a- ~. ta *aeu aug
% yoaet.S 49, S-;ves,s vc. .so 49, '1i'ppe2 ipp too
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-J. T. Everett, of Princeton, Mass; !;
has a bed of asparagus that was
planted about one hundred and twenty
years ago by Captain John Bowen.
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