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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-20
JAS. DRAKE
o,,r;on of Judge Hurt of the Court
of Appeals on the Case of Jas.
Drake VS.. The State.

T NJ DRAKE VS.. THE STATE-Ap-
,esl from McLennan.
pVConyiction tor murder of the first
dooree with the death penalty. APP
nsiIapt moved to quash because
pwember of the grand jury had been
nxcused by the court, had abandoned
,ho state. and at the time the bill of
Indictment was presented was res
dent of the state of Missouri. When
the grand jury was organized it was
composed of twelve men, and the coz
tentiou is that unless there was a
Grand Jury composed of twelve men
when the bill was presented, less than
Twelve were without authority to act
,be constitutional body being
dissolved; that while it is true that
nine members may be quorum,
still there must be body composed
of twelve men IN order 10 the exis-
tence of legal grand jury. Held
that the court did not err in refusing
10 qussh the indictment. A grand
Jury of twelve men having been i'm
psneled, its legal existence is not af-
tected by the fact that one or more
members die or abandon The jurisdic-
ton. SO long as u quorum remains
the body is a legal grand jury. The
constitutional provision that the
supreme court shall be composed of
a chlet justice and two associates, two
TO cons titute a quorum, is said to be
analogous.
The name of the deceased was, in
fact, as. L. Quinn" and the indictment
alleged that it was az. S. Quinn"
Upon this subject the court suggests
that a new indictment be had. as the
evidence as to the name does not
place the question of variance beyond
doubt.
1t appears that one Sleeper, soon
after the shooting, went to the
house where the wounded man
was, and that the latter made to him
statement in regard to the difficulty.
Sleeper went to a table and reduced
such statement to writing, read it to
the injured man who signed and
swore to it. On the trial the written
statement was not produced, nor was
its non-production accounted for.
The witness Sleeper was allowed over
objections to testify as to what these
statements were. Again, it appears
that short time before the injured
man died this written statement was
read to him and he was asked if 1t was
true He replied that it was substan-
tally correct but that there were some
immaterial alterations he would like
to make, but he was too weak to do it.
Held that the declarations were mad
missible. Reversed and remanded.
Opinion by Hurt, j.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-20
LOCALITIES,


Cash paid for eggs. butter and game
at the Brunswick.
Seaside Libraries and all late Maya
zines at Hill Bros.
Go TO Bismark's for the best wines,
liquors and cigars.
You can always get fresh cigar at
w. a. Williamson IL Co.'S.
For the best beef IN the market, 90
to Richard Webb on the Avenue.
Oysters and fish in season.
Deane is not running tor mayor, but
Is having all he can do, making the
finest photos in Waco.
Hallen and Hart at "The Garland"
tonight is the finest and most expen-
sive attraction of its kind that has
ever visited Texas.
Mrs. S. "A. Parton has removed her
millinery store from the square to
North Fourth street, next to the street
railway office.
There will be meeting of the MEM
oers Of the Young Mems Christian
Association tonight. "A large atten-
dance is especially desired.
Rev. Father Badelon's sermon Sun
day is spoken OF as one of the finest
ever delivered in Waco, it discussed
the life and character of 81. Patric k
Opera, comedy, minstrelty, circus,
music, fun and everything that any
refined amusement lover could desire,
except tragedy, AT the Garland to-
night.
Will Eubank the young man who
was shot by the negro Watson came
to Waco yesterday and identified
Watson as being his would-bC -mur-
derer.
The underwriters of Louisville,
Ky, in order to protect the city more
perfe Fly from fire have ordered that
more public cisterns be quilt. Waco
is not the only town that relies on
cisterns.
I'HE EXAMINER acknow lodges the
receipt of an invitation to attend the
convention of he International Range
association to be held in the city of
Denver, Col, on the 2Sth of this
month.
The directory of the Waco Mer-
chants Exchange met Saturday and
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, William Cameron; vice-presi-
dent, Judge J. G. Walker. secre tary,
John II. Walton; treasurer, f. w.
Bewley, collecting agent, Trav Jones.
THE EXAMINER received from
Messrs. Early Il Finks yesterday
basket Of Phi. Best beer. These gentle
men have taken the agency for their
beer and handle it by bottles aud cask
The quality of beer is the best
brought to this market and is we'll
known everywhere. The quality sent
to this office was certainly very
superior and greatly enjoyed.
Mayor Sturgis fined the following
parties YESTERDAY: Mary Burns, Ruth
Charlotte, Ida Briggs, Dick Penn
man, Joe Oliver, John Dunuigan and
John Anderson, S. each tor intoxica-
ton. He also tried the case wherein
S, o. D'Andrea, all Italian cobbler,
was charged by his son with having
given him thrashing because he
would not wash himself with soap
and water previous to putting on a
clean shirt. The assistant attorney
general confessed error and the court
held that the defendant was emf
nently correct in his treatment of the
case but not sufficiently thorough.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-20

Landreth's garden seed and seed
potatoes at O. q. McCulloch's.
Yellow yam seed and sweet potatoes
10 arrive 9TH Of February at g. G.
McCulloch's.
Whitaker uncanvassed hams at G.
9. Culloch's.
The very best brands of roasted or
ground coffee at G. q. McCulloch's.
California canned fruit of every de-
scription at very low prices at G. G.
McCplloch's.
The best assorted stock of teas at C..
Y. McCulloch's.
Landreth's onions sets for sale by
Z. G. McCulloch.
The best stock of Key West cigars
Always kept by q, G. McCulloch.
The very best brands of chewing to-
9eacco, fine cut and plug, at G. G. Nc
Culloch's.
The best stock Of staple and fancy
groceries of every variety always
Kept at reasonable prices at G. G. Nc
Calloch's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-20

Losr-W don't know where, can't
tMwher, | don't see how omethiDg
ofgreat value to me, and for the re-
turn of which shall be truly thank full,
VIZ a good Appetite"
sFUuND-"IIealth and strength, pure
blood, all appetite like that of wolf,
regular digestion, all by taking that
popular and peculiar medicine, Hoods
Sarsaparilla. wat t everybody to
try it this season." 1t is sold by all
druggists. One hundred doses S..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-20

The ladies will be delighted with
our pattern hats and bonnets that we
Will show this week. Don't forget to
come. SANGER BROTHERS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-20

Wenow have on sale new spring
millinery. Straw goods in all the
new shapes, and every variety of
cummings at Miss Kate Stoute.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-20

See w. A. Williamson Il Co.'s new
patent cigar case the only one in the
city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-20
HOCKEY COUNTY.

I7,7I5 acres of choice grass land, solid
body, water easy Of access by boring, using
windmills and tanks Price SITS per acre
IS cents cash per acre, balance 20 years at
per cent. This land Is worth IS per acre, will
in Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-20

Bismarck's for fine liquors.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17
Death of Mr.. Robert O. Holli
day.

Mr.. Robert O. Holiday. son OF
MIR r.. Is Holiday, formerly Of Win.
chester. Virginia. but now Of Spring
fell, Missouri. died at tho residence
OF his brother in Stanton, Va, on
The 9th inst. after very short ILL
ness. in the 33rd year of his age.
The Stsunton Spectator of tha,
place says:
He was a native OF Winchester.
and came 10 Stanton about twelve
year, ago AMI engaged IN business
with his brother - the firm being then
Holiday and West.
Some months since. Mr.. HOLIDAY
Became aware OF his declining health
but with his buoyancy OF spirit, and
hopeful natu 2. battle against the
thought OF fatal result. re re-
turned to Stanton fir ,m Winchester,
where he had been a shor: while. on
The I'd inst but was not confined To
bis room till the 4 IA severe chill
pro>tratinS him on that day, from
which he rapidly sank till death en-
sued.
The deceased was genial and
warm-bearted. and had large ac>
quaintance AMI many stroogly-at
,ached friends.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17
John Wanderers Sale.

The sale OF John 4. va,me' er's
personal Props' ty. last week. took up
the best part OF two days. The sale
foo,s up near $1,000. Household
goods and farming implements sold
low; cattle brought large prices, aud
horses brought good pr:ces-several
selling hig Mr.. ]. VIM. Gilkeson
bought the iron gray saddle horse al
$2l2.50: A. Thomson pail $3.50 for
one. and tho balance sold at lower
figures. Con Welton bought the fat
cattle at S70.4 per heal; Alex. Som
merville bought the three yearnold
stock cattle at $50 per head; Mort
C'agett paid S33 for COW and calf.
We failed to lie I'm who bought the
rest Of the stock. James III. Cum
ningham bought, the Atty acres of
wheat. in the ground at 81 per acre,
he to cut, thresh and deliver half of
it To the owner Of the land.--Moore.
field Examiner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17
billions Run. Feb

billions Run, Feb Q
The debating Society Of this place
met last night at Falling Water
school house for the purpose and
did debate the following question:
Resolved that war has been
more destructive to the human
race than intoxicating drinks.
This question being announced
the previous weeE; the house was
crowded to the fullest extent and
at half past seven the president,
Mr.. f. l.. Oats called the house TO
order, and then the arguments be
gan. Messrs. William Slonaker
Jefferson D awe and Z. +. Swisher
were chosen as uol. Judges.
Messrs. Dice Bennett. S. Lee Hi.
EFT, Jesse q. Lupton and Geo.
Billmyre took the affirmative
while the negative side was repre-
sented by Messrs. N. l.. Heatwole
Loudon Kackley, j. Rogers aud
John V. Powell. The question
Was warmly discussed, and the
judges decided unanimously in fa.
vor Of the affirmative. 1t was very
pleasant occasion and all who
were present seemed to enjoy
themselves greatly. Our society
meets every Wednesday night.
SOCIETY.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

On Saturday last an expre,. hox
arrived here from Decatur. AI.h,m.
su",essea 10 Wm. Harps which
contained fresh Florida fruits and
cotton see'. tie gift OF Mr. B. N
Carpenter. who purchased 1. st PEN
sac"'a early In January. One of
the oranges. fine, large ore. saw
cut from the tree. In fact, seat tn.
ounch OF leaves With j.. Mr.. Car
Penter lived in this place q few years
ago. ana ~hi re remembersd by ma.
nv o, our citizens a. . master Mill
Wr'Hh. he is in Alabama in the
interests OF CO.. McCar,y, whom We
congratulate upon securing the ser.
vices of so experienced aud skillfu,
q workman.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17
SPRINGFIELD. February 10.

y
Mr. Michael / lue is quite un :
well-sufeling from a deep cold
His wife was also sick, bat is con.
valescent now. Mr.. William G..
Newman narrowly escaped being
killed few days ago, by q log roll
ing on him, while getting fire. wood
off of a slippery hillside. His wife
heard his cries Cor help and sum-
moned some of the town boys. who
ran over AID took the log oft OF
him. The Valley school, Miss Nan
ME M. Dresser, teacher, Will close
next Saturday, with appropriate
exercises Dr.. Garden preached
every night. save one-last week
and gave US q portion of series Of
lectures on Saving Faith. He will
likely protract the services through
this week, and possibly longer.
Rev. Mr.. FinIey's appointments
for this place occur next Saturday
night and Sunday morning. Miss
Maggie Guthrie expects 10 start
this week for an extended visit in
Baltimore and eastern Maryland.
Messrs joseph w. +. Tay Tor and
Taylor Bu,ket spent Saturday III
Cumberland. Mr.. John Steward
and Miss Ella Perry, both Of Sonth
Branch, were married in Cumber-
land last Wednesday, 9Th instant.
Our people are making good use of
the snow, which from present indl-
cations will not BE- with us long.
Mr.. II. s. Petit, who is teaching at
Round Bottom, was in town SAT-
urday. GUESS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17
reacc On Earil,

A~M" That couotless army of msrtyn
.hose ranks are .coostaatly recruited FROM
fse victims OF NERVOUSNESS and nervous DIS.
esses. The p,iee or tho boos 10 I systems.
VIC course o. Hostetiers stomach Bitiers,
the 6nest ana most genial Of tonic nery;oes.
pursued with reasonable persistence Easier,
p!eesantcr and safer this THAI 20 swash the
vtctcalltng depsrtpeet wi,h pssudo tonics,
ssccholfc or tte revefse. beef extracts, nerve
toods. narcotics, sedstives and poisous In
dieRusse. Tired Natures sweet restorer,
osimy sfesp,' 10 the providsatisl recupersu.
"a weak .uervess and this nor fous frauIbis :.
being usually the consequences of sound die
gesttoo aed increased viaor, the great sto,
macbic which inssres both 10 prod sct,ve also
70 rePose at the required time. Not uure
heshed swskeus the individual Who uses II,
Uut vigorous. clear headed aud uanquil-
mise tho Bit,ers also in fever and ague, rheu
matism, kidney troSbles, constipation and
biliousness.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

February Z. 1888, at SlsntsvillrJ by Rev.
Wesley Hsmmord, Mr.. J. McKEEvxa OEFUTr
to Miss ELizs l.. SHORH, both Of this county
On the l4th inst Vt Front RDyal Va BY
the Episcopal MINISTRY the Reverend
". jones' Mr. n. LEE MoCARTY, con Of Col.
A. 3 McCarty OF this Tlsce, TO Miss GussiE
lawn, Of Front Royal.
On the Ssh nit by Rev. J. J. Cricken-
berger, Mr. y Frye aud Miss X. l. Wolf,
all Of this county.
Or the 3It nlt, by Rev. ). l.. Mill. Nr.
Solomon Bannss and Miss ~. A. Sbsubolt-
ger. all OF this couoty.
On the l2,b inst by Elder D. Il. Arnold,
Mr. D. NJ. Woliord and Mise Laura May
Arnold, all Of this county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17
lambdin Dleffenderter.

Married. Thursday evening, Fe',.
I'd. 1888. nj the residence Of the
brides father, Prof. J. NJ. Dieffen-
derfer. by Rev. u. +. Boyle, pastor
# the Pre- .byterian church Of this
city. Miss Blanche Allen, 10 Rev. NJ .
Is. Lambdir, pastor Of the Southern
Presbyterian church ut Hancock,
Maryland.
The wedding was private. only n
few relatives and particular friends
Of the fomily being present. The
bride ia a highly cultured young lady
WHO has been a resident Of Larnoo
about four years. Modest, OF an a.
miable and gcnte disp sition, per-
feet lady under all circumstances,
her marriage snd departure from
this city creates q vacancy in the so.
cal circle that will not soon be filed.
The young coupl after spending
few days in this CITY. lcf. for the
east. Mrs. Lambdln returns 10 live
on the banks of the Potomac within
twenty miles Of her Old home in
West Virginia. That Der future life
may he crowned with complo te hap
piness is the wish OF her many
friends in this city.-Larned, Kan,
EsgIe-Oplic, l0Ih inst.
We. too, would wish 10. this char
ming bride happy life /; for one pos
sessed of such lovely qualities Of
mind and heart will surely make a
model ministers wife and a perfect
helpmeet for her husband.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17
F r E e

copy Ct q elo'h bound book os 5st ia.
ses. entitied Our Family fl.ysiciau,' >;os
tstnfnR tsoie 81 synPions Of th~ vsriou
dsseases aud asineots as veil as the mode q:
Treatment thereof; scld in hoax etc re. fcs
% 20. Sill Be given free TO each yearly. 800
seftoer to ,be Charleston Weekly Star, On
receipt isl So and IS ceass TO pay postsSe.
The weekly Stnr,
contains from 20 10 IS columns Of teadine
matter each issue, embracing general news
State happenings. Local evep,e, Editorial
eommen1, etc.
The Charleston Daily Star,
The leading DemoSads paper of ,he sou,h.
ern portion of West Va is complies In oil
10 departments. and 10 cArefuily edited tor
general circuiaiicn.
The Capital Of the State,
70 nov located at CHAsLxsros. and every
citizen needs at enterprising aud reliable
newspaper from the Seat OF Government. to
keer properly informed OF State afLAira
This 70 . state and National
CAMPAIG YEAR.
and you will want to keep posted on all
SAMPLE COPIES SENT FREE.
Of either our Daily or weekly edition.
Terms; WsEELr win copy OF our PANT.
~ Physician, 81 50 per year, without pre-
miums ~ o. per year, so cents for elk
months three moths on trial for IS cents.
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months or IS 90 per year. invariably in ad.
vance. Send for our terms to agenis.
Address, =,
JOHN L ThORNalIiL.
enA'essonI wet va. Manager
February 3, 1858 st
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17
NEAR WESLEY CHAPEL. F.b. II.

NEAR WESLEY CHAPEL. F.b. ii.
on the night OF the 9th come
miscl'evious persons were prowi.
irg around Mr. z. Johnsons prem.
isee: they came rear h,s granery
aid bred a shot or two. Such per.
sons ar. nuisance to any cornmu-
nifty. Dir. Thomas A Burlset OF
near Three Churches has been
very sick Tor some time, oct at
last accounts was little better.
MIR. VIII lam Watson is sull very
eick. More snow and the young
folks are rejoicing in hopes Of en-.
Toying it in sleigh riding. MIR.
John Buiket who has been visit.
ing friends aud relatives in uamp.
shire county for several weeks ex.
poets to return to his home in the
far west on the 2lst .! the present
month. ADalAy
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17
SPRINGFIELD, FEE. Is,

Our school IL still progressing
under the efficient management Of
Prot. j j. Cornwell Principal and
Miss Dora Burket Assistant. Ont.
ting and shipping mine props has
been for some time past quite an
industry among our people. Up
TO the present date there have been
as we are informed by oar agent.
l35 cars sent o. 400 10000
strong. Large quantities of bark
and cross-tics, also, have been
shipped, win, b, if it had not been
for the railroad, would have been
untouched. And yet railroad
don't pay! Az, THERE!
a man who has practiced medicine for Al
Jears ought TO know salt from sugar
read what be says:
TOLEDO, o.. Jan 10, 1897.
Nessrs. T. j. Cheney A Co -CentIemsn
- have been In the general practice Of me.
dtciue for most 4 years. and would sav IN a,
10 gu m y practice snd experishcs, have new.
er seen preparation that rould prescribe
WIN as much confidence Of success a, can
HniIs Catarrh Cure manufactured by Won
Hsve prescribed u a great many timer aud
US eneSt 70 wonderful and would say in con-
c'usioD that have yet TO hnd case OF Ca
trrTh that " would not cure II they would
take u according 10 directions.
Years truly.
IT, l.. GORjUCU, Nd,
-. Office. ais Summit \
We will give 500 for any case OF Catarrh
lha; mot be cured with halls Cstarrh
Cure. Taken internally,
Z. j. CHENEY q Co Proprietors,
Toledo, Ohio.
.Fe'- Sold by Druggists, IS cents
Unalarll are alNaYs ohYlnna.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17
County News.

OkoSoxo. February Is.
The schools have begun to close
Mr.. Lemue! Kerns Of Allegheny
county Maryland, and Miss Laura
Dickcn OF this county we're mar.
RED ut this place Thursday even
ing by Rev. Bielaski of Paw Paw
Mr. f w. McGill and wife have
been quite ill tor some time. Mrs
Il +. Swisher has been poorly
with pneumonia. Mr.. w. =
Hoffman intends to start west mex.
week. n bridge is badly needed
across the Potomac at this place
BdLL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

Some 81. Louis sports The other
day matched Democratic game
rooster against Republican esgle f.
AMI the bird 81 freedom was vanquish.
ed in very short order. The FIRST pass
made by the chicken cut the eagles
head nearly off, ard another blow
settled him TIE chicken did not
loss a feather. Thus will it be next
fall.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

Nrw ADvrRstssxBxrs-we call the stleo
ion Of our readers to the followieg
Thirty Days Inventory Sale. -
Beru uda Garden Seeds.
Hardware.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

George SchwarZenbach.
One Price Clothing House.
NEW NO. SO BALTIMORE STREET,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17
We do not Advertise $1,000 Suits

Any TAR minded person must acknowledge
We have been this community for years making
our heauquers Tor the luue and our fan
and honest dealing the of Therefore, when Won arc
need Of clothing, please call at headquarters which is
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

UPStortg sre always obvious.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17
New No 38 Baltimore ST.,

Is always hand with ts Usual Meme Youths and
Boys Cobg OF every description Our method of doing
re known to the majority or the people Cumberland
n.y. out that not what aiming have What We wish
press most clearly upon the mind OF every in Of
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-01-11
Rather Mtsfy.

"iok do you fool now 2"-Crdnk. We feel
that you are more interruptions than we
gave yon credit for being You peryert the
records, as any citizen who takes the trouble
to learn can find OUTFITS Pa,yington.
As usual with Mrs. Partington the
foregoing is rather misty 1t is really
II squeaf, but set in very indefinite Ian
guage. The BULLETIN does not per-
vert any records and will reprint the
bills if Mrs. p. SO desires. Mrs. P. has
o bad collie over her disappointment
and her ideas are confused as May be
observed by this:
We have defined our position and there
fore do not propose to. devote our valus BILE
space toproying,it, when you admit that you
are 80, and feel proud of 1t.
1t may be that 1t was not intended
that any Une should understand what
she meant, but it is more likely that
she did not understand herself. The
only idea suggested is thatthere is not
much to be proud of ia getting the
best of the newspaper.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-01-11

> - .
The ladies are enjoying Leap Year.
They began on the first day to assert
their rights and Marched in procession
all over town calling on their acauaint-
ances. At their tlrst calling place,
what was supposed. y be . suitable
lunch of tea and cakes was provided.
The lady like lunch was SET ogt IN
good faith by the has hfpl bachelor
who ran oil over town to borrow q
tea-kettle. The. etfeminate nature of
the spread WIS viewed unfayorably
by the visitors WHO remarked that as
leap year Cage In the Presidential
year they expected to be treated IN a
manner becoming the strength ,f char
acter which they had assumed Their
next call was at Bob sWright's-Bob
had heard the muttnerings Of liscoptens
and when the gorgeous. procession
filed in,a bis store he was ready with
a box Of candy cigars with shiny red
paper on tbs ends, for fri This was
something like, aud the dear creatures
began to feel that leap year had true
triumphs for those of the gentler sex
who dared ASSERT themselves, Charley