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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-11-15
221--223 N. Gag St.,

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221--223 N. Gag St.,
adjoining Gay Street Bridge,
Baltimore, where with the latest
improved Machinery, / am now
ready to furnish Marble and
Polished Granite Monuments,
Headstones, Statuary, Tombs
and all kinds of Enclosures for
Cemetery Lots, in all the latest
and most artistic styles. A
large assortment always on hand
at the Lowest Market Prices
Drawings and designs furnished
free on application.
A full line of Furniture Slabs,
Table Tops, Marble and Slate
Mantels, Imported and Ameri-
can Marble and Encaustic Tiles
of every description.
Building work of every de-
scription furnished at the short
est notice. Terms Reasonable.
Your orders respectfully solic-
tied.
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SUNDAY TRAINS
Sunday trains leave Baltimore for Delta anu
intermediate stations at $50 A. M, and 400 p. NJ
For Bel Air and intermediate stations ut 80 and
$40 p. M. They will leave Delta for Baltimore
and intermediate stations at 5 80 A. NJ. and 20
p. N. Leave Bel Air for Baltimore at 50 A. NJ
and s.25 p. NJ.
A W. GILMOR, President
@. r. KERCHNER. Superintendent.
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bUsIN k.ss NOTICES.

Fight cents a lin" Torthe first insertion, and
. cents line for each subsequent Insertion
seren cords to a line. No advertisement in
serted unless prepaid.
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az Several nice Front Rooms for rent, with
or without board. Can be heated. Mrs. &. h.
Chesney, opposite P. o., Main street. Bel
Air. l5uoy3t
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TowsoN, MD, May lst, 1889.

e. p. hHtght Esq:
DEAR SIR.-It has been about ten years since
painted my house with Liquid Enamel Paint,
made by the New Jersey Enamel Paint Co.. and
IL has given great satisfaction. looking ell giant
yet. Yours Truly,
JOHN H. SCHARFF.
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About 1871 Acres of Land,
TERMS SALE.
Trustees Sale.

-, By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, as Court of Equity the subscriber
as trustee, will offer at Public Sale on
MONDAY. DECEMBER I'd, 1880,
At the Court House door in Bel Air, at IL o'clock
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.g- For Sale.-A Violencelo, of .very fine
tone and finish. VIII sell cheap for each. q.
E. Grier, Bel Air. novl5.2t
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Best Paint
I'm the World!
Been in the Market 81 Years


Hartford National Bank,
BEL AIR. April 18th, 1887.
G. P. Knight, Esq. Baltimore:
DEAR SIR.-It gives me pleasure to state that
during the last five years have used very con-
siderable quantities. in various colors, of the
Liquid Enamel Paint made by the New Jersey
and at the Custom House, Baltimore Md, and
with entire satisfaction. The paints have proved
to be durable bright and of uniform color. and
feel safe in recommending them for outside
and inside work. Yours respectfully.
EDWIN H. WEBSTER.
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sSyFor Sae.-A Fresh Cow. 8 .. McCou.-
ney, Clayton 2. o. novl5.lt
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~ Wanted to Rent, u small Farm or large
one, on Shares, by practical farmer. s. E.
Brown, 4lS Calvin avenue, Waverly, Baltimore,
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THAT OTHER VALUABLE FARM
Containing
$50 Acres OF Land, More or Less


$50 Acres OF Land, More or Less
composed of a part of tract called Blooms
Bloom. whereOn Charlton w. BilingSlea resided
al the time Of his DEATH situate in said county near
Creswell pnStOiilce. on the west side of the public
road leading from Fountain Green to Hartford
Furnace, and about q miles from Mctiaw Station
on the b. u o. Il. h. This farm is a very desirable
one. the land is Of excellent quality, is in a fair
state OF cultivation, and I'M good neghborhOod.-
About $50 acres are under cultivation and the bal
ance is well timbered.
The improvements consist of large Two Story
and a-half STONE DWELLING HOUSE, with full
length porches on both sides, good Barn Carriage
House and GraInary combined. Spring House and
other outbuildingS. The spring is very fine and
within one hundred feet of the dwelling.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are
that one-third of the purchase money shall be paid
IN cash on the day of sale, or on the ratification
thereof, in the discretion Of the trustee One-third
thereof in six months and the residue in twelve
months from the day of SALE the credit pay
mcntS to bear interest from the day of sale
and to be secured by the notes or bonds of the
purchaser, with security TO be approved by the
trustee.
ST iENSON a. WILLIAMS,
Trustee.
j. j. Alexander, AuctiOneer, uuy2
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,sB- Don't buy Fireplace Heater before you
have seen the "Double Action, " at /.
Amus' Hardware Store, Bel Air Spoy
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d. Foley Bro & Co.. Commission Merchants,
80 South Street, Baltimore.
DEAR SIR.-I have used the Liquid Enamel
Paint made by the New Jersey Enamel Paint
Company and cheerfuly recommend it TO those
who need painting. Yours truly,
d. j. FOLEY
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OUR AGENTS:
F. C. NORRIS s. co. Fallston, Md.
ROUSE & RICHARDSON. Churchville, Md.
JNo. NJ. HUFF, Mill Green, Md.
JNO. W. COLE, Fountain Green, Md.
ROE & TUCKER, Forest Hill. Md.
d. T. BENSON, Benson, Nd.
]. H. wANN, Emmorton, Md.
CHARLES BODE. Emmorton. Md.
CHARLES RIGDON. Chestnut Hill. Nd.
H. P. sTRASBAUGH. Creswell, Md.
SLEE & KENLY, Aberdeen, Md.
r. c. GARRETTSoN. Dublin. Md.
J. @. ROUSE & CO., Bel Air, Md.
]. E. BULL Bel Air, Md.
H. RECKORD & SONS, Reckord, BALTIC. Co.. Md
IQit
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s9y- For Sale. twenty-five fine Pigs, eight
Bel Air. Snov
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Trustees Sale.

In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
for Hartford County, sitting in Equity. the sub
near Union Cross Roads, in the 9TH District Of
Hartford county,
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e4s-For Sale.-Oue lwo-year old Thorndale
Idol Colt dam Lady Lightfoot. Price $40
also one three-year old Pony, well broken to
saddle Price $50. Wilton Greenway, Hoke-
land Stock Farm, HaYre de Grace. SnoY2t
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tB-Go to |. Amos, for your Hardware and
Stoves, at lowest prices. Snov
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The Second National Bank, John s. Gilman,
President,
BALTIMORE, August 20, 1887.
Mr.. Z. p. Knight:
DEAR SIR.-The paint you supplied me with on
several occasions has given such excellent salts
faction that propose using 1t again in painting
my dwelling house this season, and will thank
you to send me. through mail, one of your sam
pie cards. Very truly yours,
JNo. s. GILMAN.
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ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10th. 1889,


iidflOEu county.
ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10th. 1889,
At o'clock, P. NJ, oil the two following
TRACTS OF LAND
The first being the same and all the land which
was conveyed by and fully described in deed
from William H. Thompson and wife to William
j. thompson, dated August 18th, 1880. and re-
corded among the Land Records of Hartford
county. in Liber A. L. j., No. "A, folio 3l6 This
lot contains about
= ACRES OF LAND,
.AuuwA and is improved by comfortable two
.@h story FRAME DWELLING.
Gsssm The second parcel being the same
ssas Ia and all the land conveyed by and de-
ecutor ct al 70 WsG Tbopsnn "a viz
dated November 18th, 1870. and recorded among
the Land Records aforesaid, in Liber A. L. j.,
No. %, folio l6i. This tract contains
About 1871 Acres of Land,
and is improved by small CANNING HoUs
sold the PERSONAL PROPERTY Of the said
William j. Thompson, consisting in part of
Crates. Gaping and Tipping Irons and other
Canning Fixtures, Corn Worker, Flows, Har
rows, ne.
TERMS OF SALE.
AS to the Real Estate-The terms of sale as
prescribed by the decree are-one-third of the
purchase money to be paid in cash on the day of
sale one-third In six months aud the residue In
twelve months from the day of sale; the credit
payments to bear interest from the day of sale,
and to be secured by the notes or bonds Of the
purchaser, with security to be approved by the
trustee.
As to the Personal Property.-All sums of IS
and under Cash on the day of sale on sums over
that amount credit of six months will be given.
on notes. bearing interest from the day of sale,
with security approved by the trustee, and pay
able at the Second National Bank of Bel Air.
HAROLD SCARB0R0, Trustee.
j. w. Carter, Auctioneer. .5Oct
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LAY Take Notice.-All persons are hereby
warned not to Trespass with Dog or Gun on
my premises. David Grey, Forest Hill. 1noy3t
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eB- Ladies', know you are now renovating
your houses, and some of you will want nice,
fresh, clean new mating have them. They
are better and cheaper this year than ever saw
them. Large stock here of new, neat styles.
Come in and see for yourselves. j. &. Rouse,
Main St., Bel Air. 26ap
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JAS. B|LL|NCSLEY'S
"OLD TOWN"
POPULAR DRY GOOD House
Cor. Gay and High Sts.,
BALTIMORE.
Notice Of Removal.

Owing to an increase in my
business, l have been compelled
to remove my works to
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lACiES' COLUMN.
a Bracelet Made of a Name

| have friend who comes TO town AZ
intervals. lie IS happI.y MARI Ell, and
when h 5 wife does no. accompany him
always tghcs back some sort Of preSen.
10 her. Of course. he is hard pushed
sometimes to h, upon something new.
He was over here this week. and last
night he stro.led into the Hoffman
House He saw the bracelet man al,
work. "Thc very thing he said He
gare tie artist in wire the name. That
operator took nn some wire, clipped of
su uficlcnt length. and then began &c
twist it this way and that with a pair OF
tive a2ers, and in 4 ltr.ef me, as a result
of his deft man pul.t.ons, there was q
bracelet with the name earlv written in
wire. w ordcrfnl.' said my friend, as
he pocketed the trinket. So it Is, ani
makes a fellow wonder what some other
fellow viii next hit upon wherewith to
coax the coin from his fellow man s
pockets TO his own Nc 70 K sta.
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The Fascination OF Africa.

Vow that Stanley has = cen heard from
the quest.on thas has before been gi-
ta'ed against prcsents itself Is there
some peculiar f.>cinat on about Africa
WI ch attracts travellers 10 remain there
All data would seem to corrohorate the
assertion The PoFtuCuese who settled
in Afrca neatly all remained Spoke,
Gran. and other explorer, found great
scenery. e>pec ally in Equatorial Afri a
Stanley has Always been rea IN t. make
additional explorations, and has no fear
ot the deadly in iuen es o. climate,
about which 50 much was written in
former times. The more the interior Of
Africa is made known to tie outs sjie
world the better It appears. 1t cannot
be an undesirable country as TO those
parts where white men have spent many
years, and to which they are so much
alta he'd that they have no desire to
| leave, even when thoir friends send
costly expeditions to bring them home.
i min Bev never wanted TO leave Affi
/ ca. His province was watcred by the
White Nile and by the Albert Nvanza
Lake, and the territory OYER whi h he
appears u have undiSputei swaY is
larger than Great Britain. Africa has a
fascination for tho:e that are not killed
bv the climate, ard on all the table
lands Of the equatorial regions the eli
mate is described as favorable to life and
health Livingstone never waited t,
leave Africa He refu,ed to 90 wher
Stanley found him. and. in fact, nevel
did leave the country nntil his body wa
borne out, packed like a bale of mer
chand Sc lie contracted the dlseas
that carried him Of in the lowlant
country. In fact, many Of his eXplora
tlous were conducted with little regarC
to Innate influences According L
Stanley's latest letter he is N goo'
health and these climatic influences seen
to have had no de!ctcrious effect upo
him and his companions. In may be
after all, that the fascination Of Afr.c
has grown upon him. -Nee lor
4 GraDiir
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Did Penance as n Hermit.

For eight years Nine. Peynand, an old
Frenchwoman. has lived IN a hut near
Catonsvlle, about fifteen miles from
Baltimore Md No one knew her ex
cept atholic pries1 Her only com
panions were cats, dogs and birds. She
prayed great deal. and was jealous in
all religious devotions The other night
she died, and the mystery Of her hermit
life was explained.
She formerly lived in Paris. Her hus
band was a barber, and upon his death
left her receipt for identifying the
complexion. She started an establish
ment, but trade not being brisk she
adopted new plan She advertised
extensively, promising astonishing re-
snlts When her victims came sho
charged them large prices for the lotion.
The lotion, however, brought out ugli-
ness and blotches instead of beauty, and
che then demanded cxorbitant prices for
removing these blotches. She made a
great deal of money, but in 1910 she
was arrested, tried, and convicted. She
managed to escape to New York, where
she lived quietly for tine. Eemorst
overcame her and she consulted a priest
He counseled penance. She came to thi
State and began the hermit life which
ended few ghts ago Yer only visito
was priest 1t is expected that th'
Catholic church Will get her money. :
.N2r York Tim ;.
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lace. some 0: wh!ca are large enough TO
cover the shoulders
\ made trimming Of ostrich plumage
iotended TO trim broa trimmed hat,
has three long plume Of equal length.
and 3, the gull, end is set full huacs,
Q. tips, the entire trimming being
mounted ready :or use
The f4yori;e coIors FIR wool dresses
for small girls are copper red brieh,
scarlet, oobeln blue. the new greer
shades AMI French gray. the la,,eI
frightened by b.ue or Neronese nd
velvet, cords, ( mps or ribbons.
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Walter Scott's Mighty Magic.

In the year 1914 alone, Scott wrote
nearly the whole of the Life Of Swift"
the second aud third volumes Of Wa
verify. The | ord Of the Isles two
es> avs for the Supplement to the "EEcy-
c,op dia Britannica, ,he introduction
andInotes to the "NI,morie Of the Somer-
wiley, aunotat ons To a reprint Of Row
lands =. ettin. OF the lIumors OF Blood
in tie Head Vein, l6tl, and kept up an
unstn.ed core >pondence with his
friends, and al, h 5 literary activity was
interrupted hy two month voyage .
the Ifehr des, and hy constant attent on
TO the financial pcrp'exl,ics Of the Bal
antync press and publishing house, IN
which his pccuniary interests were IN
VOWED He seemed TO feel after this
stres. Of work iha', a, he EXPIRE sed It.
he needed to ref .esh he machine, so
he set out for ibbo't,fOrd and re
freshel the ma hinc' by writing tic
three volumes Of Guy Nanncring' in
s}A weeks, al m .s(iat, tune. ih tht
three wears from IL to l-3", While ne
va~ under the pressure Of load of DEBT
so large that il >ecmed a # no'hln. e>s
than some bold and speculative venture
in trade could remove the burden within
The few years let 10 him. he wfo's
about thirty orig nal Volumes some
hing like ten for each q these year. l.
S...I.1.fs
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TIE VALE ~ IN E.


A. counter richly laden
= WITH - Valentine choice sonnets
e.ar.!e a very charming mai ten
f.r The sh1gzie,t Of bonnets,
IL, tarc.soc,,, ana her tresses
.rn.ara halo golden
v ME we - y - y ~
t'i'l','' i.-"''''
ctn insrart- tho Glowing trs n ~ures,
eaken frngei and satin tanners,
AMI >eans thor ardent measures
In tho craeofulc,. n ,pauurrs
Vow enj then n aury>CnpH
leases t i, te.vItehI+z crtie,
~ VIZ
"t '"NS' ~ ana
C,er for.e- me not-.anl roe,
Ilkea n f,u.t4r1y she ~aver~
I'll. -, hcucg ono dl,olo-e,
Irove> the Ian,i.st of iavors
with this n""tnr o"e lnsnares her.
And he ho.fs her ~ possession.
Pnd ne temp her an II" dares her
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BILL BUSHNELL'S LASS.
- A. S. III EEOr CHS.

iorh 'ds and Tom Willis were both
dead IN love with Bill Bushnclls pretty
lass, Mol.
II there vas anvthing peculiar about
this circumstance, it was not in the fact
of Their in atuation, however. but in the
fact that Josh and Tom were. partners
1oint owners Of a mining claim and to
'fe couple Of boon companions develop
INTO rival lovers struck some of us old
miners about~thc canp as mighty queer
business
They were such hrothcrly chaps that,
i had tccn anything but a love affair
reckon either the one or the other
won q have given up to his chum. but
thty dlin't in this case. Neither seemed
INC med to hudge an inch, and. in this
manner, several months went by. with
'ach one doing his best to make an ever
lasting impression upon h inamorata.
~ I"st however, Josh made up his
n nd that the matter had dragged long
enough, and, not wishing to hurt his
pads feeling by rushing ahead i'm.
re'uonslv, he decided to take him into
his onfdcncc.
ne Time cho en- was Just before they
Ter" Loing TO quit work for the dav.
7o'hWblle the scattered tools were being
adhered up and put awav.
Iom said he, 'you an me hev bin
Iards since We was boys, an, not only
lards, but tho closest sort O. friends
lhc'e+ never bin hitch II tween Us on
fnnY point, az hope there never will
h". Fur them reasons, I'm eoin' tc
speak right ont in mcctin', sos 10 make
myself understood The fac is, Tom.
'ouan me hcy ID u 50 unfortunate as t
fat IN love With the same cal old Bill
bushneaf> lass an, as It's agin nature
lur us both to marry her, we've got tC
'cItr out some way>oIt o the muddle
How can We 10 il, Tom, SOS to kceE
s8uar trends an do j,stice 10 eacl
fclcI's iore@an 10 Mol
Toms fac Kind a',louded as though
ho wasn't ovcfgiad tia. The sub ect hac
teen. lrought up, and fe to thinkin.
and rul irg a, his ppc, without max in,
any immod ate reply
lisa IN q nut 10 era k, Josh, sal,
b., at length, what uld YOU SUP
u,>t
We anSwe ed Josh. since some
n nes GOT 10 le done. an done on ID
'4uar, suppose We draw lots III
f".ler as gets the lor L cut has the frs
haace to ask FUR the gal, if he fails
then the loser can try his luck. WIS
dive say
Again Tom meeiitated, and pure
vigorously At h n pc.
5 about the only thing 10 be don,
leok7'n, he sad, after a long silenc,
You're satisfied with the plan, ain
youf'
"oh. yes
Wei. then. YOU fix the cuts: sho
!. 'Ae al long enc. an I'll try my luc
. On Tie dlaw.'
! Ion set ta work, slowly and though
'a'ly and after considerable de'ay. he
" The TWO twigs Tor Josh to choose b,
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on Trains ~ and 81, Pullman Buffet sleep
er bet ~een Atlanta and View York
On Trains - and -. Pullman Buffet sles.p
er between Wa hington and Montgomery
Washington and Augusta fullin2n sleeper
between Richmond and treersstsr". Pull
man e..s,..r i,.tsveen Gf..pIist, so md Rai.ngh-
Pullman Iarior Car ietwten salisbury hnd
Knoxville.
Through tc.ets on sale at principal sta
tions to all points For rates and informn-
ton apply tp any agent II the company. or
10 Jas |. TAYLOR Gen. Pass. Agont
Sol HAAS, Traffic Manager
Washington. u C..
J : roT7,, Div Pass Agent,
Kichmhond Va.
" 4 TCRx Div Pass Agt. Raleigh : (.
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a Finsnciors Secretary.

There is one famous tinnncier in Wall
street whose stenographer receives a
salary that would satisfy the majority OF
bank presidents. The stenographer Is
man not more than twenty-six years of
age. slim, alert and agile in lis move
ments. He takes OFF bis coat when he
roes into the office in the morning. and
never puts it on again until he goes
home late in the afternoon He carries
a note book in one ha q and pencil IN
the other, and, wherever his prime pal
gees wandering around his sTac on
Offices the hoy" i at his heels. :, ores
Of letters have TO be written every day.
whether he is surrounded by one or
fifty persons. They are jotted down il
the book b. the stenographeT as be
stand. at his principals s side. and moth
,nr more is said about them lven
when the biz operator goes into one o.
l:S inner offices - luncheon, the saadow
is at h 3 side This man, however. S 4
machine compared 70 tie secretary pure
aud simple. ye, cons; dered merely as 4
ma hiue he IS a notable product OF the
rush aud hurry Of nineteenth century
Ii e. Onc< a We.
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Il the paradox Of M dern civIliza'

|, i. the paradox Of modern eiv'ii1a-
ion, mo.al.zcs the GO. n ~ Aas>r-
pr. .,ha. The more destructive engines o.
war are invented The ;.carer is approach
.ag the necessary cad q .n'e- national
aartare. 4 j pan.ic shell = ~Lieh can DC
.hrown a. marx iwo mae. or more
.wav bid, far 10 make short work oi
laval bo,ab.rlneurs Il III fa.are he
nos, peaceful Of al la;ioas has pro,
iuced successfully tie ron sh'p' the
electric guided ,orfsdo aid lie dyn"
m.;e gun Anerlcan iasel'Ne
.as never failed IL al e-eFseaeF
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s,e' | uoh
III oc, the l.,ro one
"Yoa d4n,t though +. cried Ton ri.
umphantly casting the renajn;ny s,;ck
70 the cround You've %, tho sbo,,
one. an lose
".old on, u hat are YOU throvin,
that cut away for aforc | SEQ ~ %,
yer life, I'm roin' to compare them sticks
a!orc give in , exclaimed Josh
"Ch, well sad Tom, impa,iently.
heres the stick throwed down, an
you see us nan ~ ll't Il me longest
NO yoI don I, ION iills : cried
Josh nat aiH't M one YOU fung
away. &c i y al ! shorter mine
~ ~ oaao
Ian 1oa c'A One i over me he
lh"'. 'osll le'''S le''lf'ca me o'hcr,
'-o''s = ''g : MN = !" al sou' a"
not Try 70 sneak out Q. the thln5 IN that
WY
~
S"a '-'''' ii,0ai - = ~ ne oa' our
-
kno" It " hen was nnGerln the Two
cut afore dfawed one out, creased
the other ne with my thumb nall, So
III KNOW i a3ain. Well, heres the
nv .ido # The ,a.,"
az, Ia Gus ,o.,,,, r.+ortoa Tom
-.
H. .,.,I.71.. ,a.
'",N ''' =" ''o'' '''' .0'
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! hadn't the nerve 70
] he sentence was never f.ni~hod; tor,
!, at that instant, the dili des' enaed win
crash upon Joshs heid, and ne lcii
like lo3 70 the gr"nnd.
or a moment lom, frcnzled win
rage, stood over the PROSTATE form. an
almost dev lish glitter lighting up his
o,,,, -, .,adon
.uT- ca >, ,,oerl3 - r;ro.od
! ho,x wa mh;,o ,,t,rnod foco
o,a r, ia.l.a &c u. v;c+;,, :, hove
;,;l,od h;,,, rn,,a n,rdered mr. nard
Oh how ,orllld,t hove ,ap,d for
90. ,.o,f 49, 10 ., orfn1 deed :,
now ,b,,noi,t co.n,ed - force i.
-, -.,o,, n;,3 :. nj,
; on.o;a,,.,sa !, b;o nor;l
4 b;,,
,,7,., ho ,..oroc
h,+ haro,
He thought q moment, and then re
sumed his distracted selloquy:
"No, 'twon't do to leave. for tha
would only convince em O my guilt
an poseed he after me in no time
I'm in a dcsp'rlt bad tiy, that's sure, an
I'll have to cover up all the traces c
the crime, an say Josh has skipped.
After another Sear.hine Glance about
10 make sure that his movements wer
.ll y, -a+.l,>cJ do1rp
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-16

Ter" pliz7 & around his neck sad some
th ne in the ear Of The lavendcr Arab
No" -asped the lavender Arab
Sure pop, sd the puzzle Arab
'sWen, dog gone my buttons, sad
the lavender Arab looking recretful.y
a, the dor nhe-e Ms Clevclaod Lad
di~appeared aud hen AZ the i me IN his
black paw :ifel'i e. eno@e that Il
have eey 1t 10 hcr Ter no;hin'.