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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-01-11
Bricks. Bricks.
The undersigned have a fine lot Of
FirSt-ClaSs Bricks
for sale at their
KILN ~ WALDORF
which they offer for sale at reasonable rates
HICKS h MUDD
sep 7-dm Waldorf, Sd.
for sale at their
KILN ~
WALDORF
Strawberry Plants for Fall
Planting.

Crimson Cluster immensely productive,
has been known 10 average quart TO pIant'
berries large and rich dark crimson color
81 per hundred.
Sharpess.- of the largest berries. often
measuring sis. inches in circumference and Of
fine flavor.
Henderson.-The fruit is large early. and
noted for its exquisite flavor. excellent bearers
Parry The berries are large and round, a
very attractive looking strawberry being a
brilliant hight red, they are good bearers.
Price Of either Of these three varieties 80 cts.
per hundred or 50 per thousand ANY of The
above rs cents per dozen by mail One acre Of
strawberries, well cultivated, will bring more
money than quite large tobacco CROP Ap-
ply to SAMUEL r NEAVE,
Hughesvile Charles county, Md.
Agent for Montgomery Fire Insurance Co.
aug iT-bm
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The Mystery Explained,

In bnying our Dry Goods from The whole
sale merchants we ply cash for them and ask
no favors. The wholesale merchants know
they must sell at rock bottom prices to GET
our trade. We could buy our DIV goods On
SIX months credit same as other merchants
but We want no credit. We pay cash ana gei
discount Of per cent on every dollar In
twelve months this discount OF 8 per cent
amounts to several thousand dollars. Our
cash customers are also entitled to discount
tor their cash. Tie MONEY We save bY dis
counting our bills is invested 10 valuable
presents for our cash customers Now sup
pose We bought our dry goods on months
credit what would he the consequence. We
would pay high prices for our goods, We
would get no discounts, and we would have
no valuable p esents for our cash customers
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-01-11

f. B Goddard. of New York. has
lust cremated the body Of his daughter,
conducting the ceremony himself. He
SAYS Il could not bear any other than
nv hands to touch her, and | prefer this
method of disposing Of her remains
Why should not the clouds receive her
dust rather than the cold earth? To
think of the loved one appearing in the
radiant sunset is not so dreadful night
mare as to think of her appearing in the
fostering grave.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-01-11

The public will recollect the unsavory
case of Mrs. EsteIle NJ. Kirkland and
James Grahame Pearre, which has been
before the courts for the past two years
or more. The unenviable notoriety of
Mrs Kirkland and young Pearre is well
remembered, for which the latter was
convicted Of fslonious assault. ran away
after conviction, and thus forfeited
50, 600 bail, Both parties filed cross
bills for divorce. The case was tried
before Judge Dennis. who filed an opin-
ion fully reviewing the entire case and
dismissing both bills, stating that Meth
err one is entitled to relief Judge Den
mis- in his charge finds both Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirkland guilty of immoral con
duct. It is hoped the Judges decision
will have the effect Of thoroughly bury.
ing far out of sight the facts of this un.
savory case.
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silks, yelvets, Pushes.

Black Silks, excellent quality. Is. Sic, 90,
25, ] 80 Silk Velvets aud Pushes, so, 75c.
90 Ladies' Broadcloth, pure wool, yard
and b half wide redu,ed to 75c, real value
90. Henrietta Cloth Suiting, nearly yard
and half wide. pure wool. very finest quail.
ty. reduced to Soc, cash value 75c. Double
Wool Blankets, immense size extra heavy,
slightly imperfect, 80, 90, 3 10 Imperial
Diagonal Dress Goods, wide double fold, all
colors, IL yards for 90. Astrachan Cloth.
yard and hlf wide, 75c. Finest quality all
wool blankets, co. so, 10 90 Henrietta
Ctshmeres, all colors, extra wide double
width, pure French wool, reduced to 45c-
Royal French Serge, elegant Dress Goods, all
colors, pure wool, wide double width, reduc-
ed to 379e, cash value soc. Stylish Cloth
Plaids, pure WOOL yard and half WIDE, re-
duced to Soc Elegant French Sattine COM
forts, 2 50.
Valuable presents for cash customers. A
pair Of elegant Damask Towels, worth 90.
half dozen Dumask Napkins worth Toe. A
pair OF silk embroidered Corsets. worth 75c.
Select one of the above with purchase Of So.
Cash customers will select one of the follow
ing presents with a purchase of 10 90; one
dozen fine Damask Linen Napkins. worth
so; two pairs Of elegant Damask Towels,
worth 2 90; large size Handsome Bridal
Quilt, worth 80.
Positively no goods sold on credit We
must have the cash to discount our bills.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-01-11

There was sound Of revelry by
night and she had a card hut couldn't
go. all on account Of neuralgia. Her
favorite dude. however. had a level
head. and. instead OF bouquet. brought
Salvation Oil. They went. aad were
happy once more.
The proprietors of the Tarboro' South
erner. Tarboro. North Carolina, writes:
''Dr Bulls Cough Syrup go.s SO fast
our druggists can't keep supplied"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-01-11

An Intoxicating drink is any beverage
which, taken in such quantity as men
usually drink. will produce an obfusca-
ton of the cerebral centres with a conse-
quent hypetrophy of the tongue and a
general bewilderment of the legs.
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0VERCoATs

IN the fading styles and costliest weaving -
Every one a work Of art in cloth. Overcoats
from S350 to SIS, fit for farmer or baa ker,
merchant or mechanic Our So so to SIS 90
oyercoas are the ones for service in the coun-
try or city. In grandest stock and fully one
third les than any one else sells them.
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BOYS SUITS.

All that we say of Mems Suits ard Over
coats applies with special emphasis to Boys
Clothing. We're the leading clothiers in
Batif19re and the South, and our Juvenile
Department is worth a long trip TO see u.s.
You ought to behold our Boys Hattery and
Furnishing Department.
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can be found q
SUITS BY THOUSANDS

Cat from the truest woven Cloths, Casimefes
fweeds, Cheviots, Bannockburns, &C., from
the millsof the old and new world. and in-
ished ,he highest ar. of the trade.
Meas Suits Boys Suits
fDm 81 to SIS from 50 TO Sis.
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NOTICE.
STEAM SAW and G(iRIlTIST MILL,
Wheelwrlght and Blacksmith Shop
VI
C0y,S STATION.
COy'S STATION.

nm nnw prepared to 10 all the So wing
and Grinding that NAV he needed ~ the far
mers in my section. wv facilities are ample
Tor good aud rapid work
Grinding DAYS = Wednesdays and Satur-
DAYS. Saving dome on shares or FOR c4sh
wish to inform nv freuis aud the pnhis
thar owing 50 the hard times in this neigh
borrooi ard the s'ars.ify Of ;noner, | am eonl-
PEELED to exact the cash on lelv.rv and Is
viii I've useiess to ask for crefit Positively
VIII not grant it. Ny hnsines3 hereafter viii
be- conducted on strict cash basis.
Lumber, Shingles ana Lsths, etc; always
ON hand or sawed at the shortes, notine All
kind Of vehicles repaired and all kinds Of
Farming implements mhde and repaired al IA
short h0tige. All work done in my shops
are guaranteed. Should amy persons work
give war by reason of workmanship il shall
he again repaired free Of charge if brought
back 10 my shop. Thanking the pnblic for
p'st favors, hope to share their patronage in
the future. G r, HAYDEN,
Cox's Station, Charles county, Md.
Al the residence OF thu above named person
keep constantly on hand small line O.
groceries to suit tho country trade. Call and
buy. L. A. G. HAYDEN. jan l4-lm
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For RENT.

The dwelling and store house at Aliens
Fresh, belonging to the estate of thelate James
TAYLOR, will be rented for the year 1889, to a
reliable tenant. Immediate possession given.
For terms apply to
Mrs. NJ A. w. TAYLOR.
Jan ll-ct Crispin, Chas Co., Nd.
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Christmas Presents.

Blankets, 90 and 90. Silk Gloria I'm.
brellas, | Is to 90 Ladies, Children ana
Gentlemen's Underwear, 25 cents to | SO
UnlAundeEed Shirts, 80 cents. Rags "a
8 SO and 4 90. Taoie Linens, rs cents i, / "a
yard. Pound Canton Flannel and Co,ton
30 cents per pound.
JOSEPH 3. BAILEY.
squares from It'll Street Wharf
feb s9-lm Washington, D. G.
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House and Lot for Rent.

. For rent new and convenient House, with
eight rooms, and good pump of water in the
yard; with FIVE acres OF land situated near
La Plata. For terms apply to A. PoseyY-H.
G. Robertson, or R. P Horney, La Plata
Possession Immediately. sep 2l-tf
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-01-11

that 10 union there is strength. and this
applies to every condition Of life. 1t is
so in the social, political, civil and ply
steal, as we'll as in the religious world.
If you have the misfortune TO overleap
the bounds of wisdom, prudence, charity
and forbearance in your deliberations.
much mischief will ensac; but if they are
marked with charity, prudence. intelli-
gence, patriotism and religion, much
good will be the result, both to your
selves individually and to the cause you
are striving for. Remember that your
actions will not be judged with the kind
" eye of friendship. but with the keen
scrutiny of criticism. | thank God we
all belong to church which knows no
North, East, South or West, neither
race nor color, and excludes none from
its sacraments-a church that not even
civil war could divide, and here to-day,
in the sight of a colored priest celebrat-
ing Gods holy service, with two of his
white brothers assisting him, you see in
religion that Catholics recognize no race
or color.
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Important Notice.

The Maryland Independent" is the only
paper in CHARLES county that publishes our
advertisement Every one in the county
should read our advertisement even if they
never expect to deal with US, because our ad-
vertsement gives much valuable information.
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A. E. HOWARD,
/ DIGGER & PUMP REPAI2ER

VFTILL do work as cheap as any one, and
w guarantee satisfaction. ANY commu-
nieation addressed to me at Pomonkey P O.
Charles county, will receive prompt attention.
aug 20-lm
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NOTICE.

All persons are forwarned not to tresspass
upon my farm, Idaho" with or without
dog or gun, thl law will be rigidly enforced.
oct 5-bm f. STONE
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-01-11

Shirts Cuffs, Collars, H,ndkerchiefs Hosie-
rv, Mex wear, Underw ear everything YOU
want ibis line less than exclusive furnish
ing Stores; and our stock is fresh, immense
and exquisite.
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At Lothair.

Howard and Della have fine kiln Of first
class Brick at Lothair, which they offer to
buyers at liberal rates Give them call.
HOWARD & DELLA,
sep 2l-tf .,Gox's Station, Md
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HOLIDAY GIFTS.

Ladies, are Won seeking neat, beautiful and
appropriate gifts for father, husband, broth
er, orsanebo1y elses brother? New London
inl'oratiens Of
Smoking jackets House Robes,
&ib RUtips' ffiaye iftilJes. "'"'''
Sik Umbrellas, silk Suspcnders.
And sary possible article of use snd orna-
ment for a gentlemen's hnme and visiting
wirambe. Remember the Holiday Season,
aud hat O. Inns Acme BAH is ready for your
commands by snail or in petso
4 made TO order suit is magnificent pres
cut lrsn eiie 10 husband, or from the hoys
and Urls t. f,ther. Make note of this
p1ire,list Of Furnishings, SelfMeasnremeni,
Catalogue and Samples seat free on application
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j.. NJ. Switzerland, Auctioneer.
Mortgages Sale
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

BY virtue Of power sale contained in
mortgage from Thomas \. Jones to Frederick
Stone, and now recorded in LITER J S. I
No. |, Folio 1856, one of the Land Records ii
Charles county, Md, the undersigned will
sell at public sale at the Court House door, in
Port Tobacco, n
On Saturday, February 2ml, 1889,
between the hours of u m. and / p. m all
that :! ot q land IiGg abont one mile lroD tbs.
village OF L. Plata III said county. Containing
> acres of land, with The improvements.
A %SN ~ There is comfortable dwell
sFJIIfsszAA ing house ON the premises en-.
G llI,iIi!; Isl tirely new and recently finish
ed, the location is perfectly
healthy and desirable
Terms OF 5 lie --One third Of the purchase
money cash; the balance in one and two years
with interest from day Of sale; the credit pay
ments TO be secured to the satisfaction Of the
mortgage. T. STONE,
jan ll-dt Mortgaye2.
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Notice to Creditors.
In The Circuit Coryt for Charles County
July term 1888, to wit November nth, 1883

In The matter of the petition of John P Glib
bons fer the benefit Of the insolyent laws VS..
his creditors.
The petition Of John P. Gibbons,
with the schedules and affidavits having been
read and considered, |, j. Samuel Turner,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Charles county,
do thereupon appoint J F. Matthews, Prelim-
mary Trustee, for the benefit of said petition r
and his creditors, and direct that be give
bond to the State of Maryland conditioned for
the faithful discharge of mis- trust, in the PEN
atty of oEe hundred dollars, with sureties TO
be approved by the court or by me, and do
further order the said petitioner to appear be-
fore the Circuit Court for Charles county on
the third Monday of the February term next,
to answer such Interrogation ald allegations
as his creditors indorsers or snretes iuay pro-
pose or allege against him, and That he give
at least thirty days notice thereof to his credi-
tors, which notice shall be published weekly
for the period of thirty days by inserting d
copy of this order in some newspaper publish
ed in Charles county on e a week fer the said
period of thirty days.
J. SAMUEL TURN ,iR, Clerk
Of CT. CT. for Charles county.
True copy-Test.
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
ian ll-6w
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\ NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

All persons without exception are forewarn-
ed not to tr@apass upon our farms with or
without dog Qilgun. The law will be rigidly
enforced. NJ. A. SWAMI,
NJ. J. PROCTOR
III J. b. MARSHALL.
nov l6-bm
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NOTICE.

All persons are forewarned not to tresspass
upon our farms, .'Part of St. John, etc, and
'Dyson's Progress, with or without dog or
gun. The laAkil be rigidly enforced
SAMUEL T. SWAMI,
WAL NJ. MORAN.
oct 20 BIN
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-01-11

This means Holiday Season. True.
the country feeds the city, but the city
clothes the country; and so we keep kind
Of "even like There's one thing to
be remembered in buying Clothing, as
IN buying everything else get the
best. And the
BEST MADE CLOTHING
can be found at
o Il II MS ACME HALL.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

All persons are torewarned not 10 tresspass
upon my harm '.PoppIeton, with or without
dog or gun, The law will be rightly enforced.
oct 26-bm WIN. A. HENDERSON.
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Colored Catholics.

In the course of his sermon, delivered
before the Colored Catholic Congress,
6hich held its first session in Washing
ton last week, His Eminence, Cardinal
Gibbons. said: "This is blessed day
-, my brethren, and will form an
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-01-11

The Rev. Fielder Israel, promindh BIT
Unitarian divine. formerly leading
clergyman in the Methodist ministry,
committed suicide in Salem. Mass, On
Friday last lie was 81 years of age,
born in Baltimore, and was we'll known
throughout this State.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-01-11
TTs roI.fsd caikSIlc Eoncfa.

Gov. Ames, of Mass. in his
nual message to the legisIat
advises the early submission to the .
pie Of prohibition amendment. and
vocatcs the increase of the penalties
violation of the liquor laws.
thinks it would be wise to substitute
prisonment for fines in such cases.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-01-11

The Emperor Francis Joseph has ac-
cepted an image the Virgin. in mosaic,
presented to him as jubilee gift by the
Pope. 1t was made at the Vatican ex-
pressly for the purpose, and cost IS 900
1t is said to be the only Jubilee present
the Emperor has accepted
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-01-11

nov l6-bn
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-13

Well one woman has come ont, see
against our wearing wells. >ald one Of a
trio # shoppers On s.Nth avenue.
tWho j. she III qner rel one
4 specialist in diseases Of the eyes, | bc
l.evt"
a veil protects he hsir aud keeps 1t
we'll arranged" chimcd in the third,
'and il prote IS my forehead and wards
off neuralgia, and it never did my eEes
any harm. Everybody wears ladnG
yel9 nova lays, and | shall wear Vel
for one. 7
"les, Of course, as long as It's fash
lonable We viii wear ,hem, but DO you
Know The IIading j, worse than any
other It's heavier, and Il ; 4 IN raised
from the time its put on tlIl its re
moved, because It fastened around the
neck My doctor was speaking 70 m"
about it the last time saw III. lie
said it was III lurions to the mechanical
seeing apparatus, s.noe y constant al
.ustinc Of muscles and lcn,esi. re CURED,
AID striyingt0 obtain clear image for
the retna. 1t is extremely weaflng TO
the brain. which has great deal 70 90
with ton ne up ani finishing "i the
picture vhtcnf4 i upon n VISION, 'rd
til making HE mental ima-.e I reraect
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'fun along then, SAID Mr. Belknap,

'i'un along then" SAID Mr. Belknsp,
kindly.
les yes. he na-mured. half aloud.
"Nr~, llowl,t never uttered wiser
saying For oTe hath reader will than
fear.
u cser thar efer Aua Mary, whose
faith N kind word, was very strong. had
expected, .iohD came ia W tn the ham.
Il z, bright glow on cheeks and
lrarkle in his eyes tha. strongly con
lrts,ei with the utter want Of interest
displayed in his manner little while
le.o.e.
Than> yon, ny son. said Mr. BE
KNAPP, a. he took the hammer. =. could
not have asked prompter service.
He spoke very nd. a1a in a voice of
approval And now. John. he added,
with the manner Of one who requests,
rather than commands, If YOU vii 90
over 10 Frank Wilson'S and tell him 10
come and work or TWO Or three days in
onr garden you wi oblige me very
much | was gong to call there rs !
went 70 the store this morning.; hut It i
too late now.
. h. III GO father-1,ll GO replied
the boy, qulckl : and cheertuIiy I'll
run right over at once"
DO. if you please, sad Mr. Belknap,
gow speaking from an impulse Of real
kindness, for q thorough change had
come over his feelings 4 grateful look
WAS cast, by John Thomas, into h S
fathers face and then he went off to do
his GRAND. Mr.. Belknap saw and un
derstood the meaning of that look.
Yes yes yes, thus he talked with
himself as he took his way to the store
Aunt Mary and Mrs IIowitt are
right. Love hath read Will.
ought to have learned this lesson earlier.
All how much that IS deformed IN tn )
self wllled boy, night now be growing
in beauty. = I1eke Blade.
/
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-13
LADIES' COLUMN.
A School of Housewiferv.

Mrs Logan, widow Of General Ioha
4 ogan, is looking into scheme
which she Will pu' into execution when
ste returns 10 ,hi, country In Germany
there Is custom which sends girls, at;e,
they have finished school. 70 live year
in the household OF some noted house
wife, who teaches them a, the accom-
pslshmen,s which it's held fitting a
hau,emut,er shou d &C uirc This i
tic system Mrs Logan il mah Il. !.
study ani her idea j. 0 found Ist such
home n this country, y here girls can take
post graduate course Of ayear learning
n! these important accomplishments
" Yer GrtIilr
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-13
The Toilet O. Death.

Toward four or five o'clock, when
Of the prison, acc ompanicl BY several
officials, goes to the condemned mans
cell. and, shaking him by the shoulder,
announces that his demand for pardon
has been re ected, says Paris letter As
soon as the prisoner has dressed himself
he is, if he SO desires, let, aione with the
chaplain for few moments afterward
lie is led TO the toilet room First, lis
shirt collar IS cut away sufficiently 70 al
iow the cuillotne knife to fall upon hi
Inc neck; then he is fastened with a
cord starting from tn" shoulders and con
necting W til another cord that binds the
two wrists, q tn .rl chord goes from the
wrist to the knees, where it is joined to
another cord already passed around the
legs.
Thus strapped the culprit is obliged 70
mar Ii as straight as an |, vita his head
thrown back. When the preparations
Gull otinc, The prisoner being supported
hy two of the headsman's aids and ac-
comp ,niel by the eNecutoner, the
chaplain and the other oficials ! he
hn-4 prison doors are thrown open ana
The first ob ect the condemned man sees
i the black trape1ifoTm knife which.
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Queen VICTORIA Honp SkirtS

Tie f. clowiag anocdo i told 10 Illus
tra'c tie readiness y III which Partisan
fash on asc aiopt, !, even hy tile mos,
rl5illy patriotic II prin c>se~ A, the
eroch 81 the arrival OF Queen Victoria
IN Paris III 1896. on 4 SIT 70 the m
peror and Empress, the latter had ju,,
brought hoopcd- skirts into vogue The
uten forthwith sent Of a messenger to
purchase one for her, and on her next
approach before her imperial host and
lo tess her skirts were expanded INTO
tie new and fashionable amplitude, But
be- MAJESTY had not comprehcndcd the
necessary methods OF tyln. the tapes
that held the hoops in place, and her
crlnol ne presented an extraordinary aud
,ha cless aspect 1t vas the Emperor
himself who. with his own imperial
hands, set the reb4iious petticoats TO
rights, and gave TO his royal guest
lesson a, TO the prope~ method of don
ning the new IA a,hioued ad lunct Of fcmi-
n.nc costume
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-13

y n t,s a>-el John Thomas not
moving 1900 II II where IL stood
oaa ~a., tell Eo4 ',ct yossr
at an. he,
Tie boz a veI siawy. AMI w.,h a
very Fe.4.,,.s ON The 70 n
''NoN d.a' er- lay, VI Ise.sna2
ca5esS af.er tts1. T4-el II hurry Move
blls@5s
-" i@4e ~ ',-e Il het's wo.ds
A.ei . sf. ~ motions = John
hoi. ".sei.t nj n"hed u Tie .ight-
e, ..'-se 1se seuIie-s a4t9nat
! Es9-si =" 1*'s mo me p'-sa-s "ad ap
p.#x,... .o.i3 81. a5,gfcn.+, re-
s,.... :. :, au as,.r al }...,o,
- ,l
- .. ts ~ -,
.uue4 he pa.u-al If iii, newspaper.
i've. tan nln,.tc, p4s-,.I. ana ohn
Il.oin4s Lad I'm. .e, :.,ne,rcl /, 10 the
rand ilou y hia i bis father de- 1ned
to seal Inn. suddenly Nj B.lkoap
1rooae.l ~. ,.a,e, ,,6 ,,o,n, ba.,.
III. ba.fam - ,aa =. 80 oa},.afa,,
..{o1 ai., rob, yho.n.s
..,-
voice from one q the chtmbers.
"Dldn tel ypn TO hurry So"
! eta lad ms acNet
.1oa don't want to .,nl It. Where