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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
LUBY KNOCKED OUT
The Kslsmazoos Capture the Last
Of the Series.
HOUSEHOLDER SURPRISES IHEN ALL
AZ VA al on DAy fer the 6rsnd k@Pics
Playsrs-rhs oatsias G@mss-J~e%-
son Downs the Greensiiies-
N. National LSzSne-

1t seems strange that after playing
such fine games a the home team has
pat during the past tHO weeks, that
they should be laid out 20 easily and
completely as they we're yesterday.
The principal trouble was N the box
for the Kazo0s pounded Luby's deliN-
cry numerically for four innings.
Householder seems 10 be an al around
PLAYER. for be went into the box aild
held the visitors down 70 one run III the
last hve innings. The Grand Rapids
were away of IN their batting, and
have never showed such poor work
with the stick. More than one-haA Of
the balls Chalker pitched wers straight
over the plate, and the boys
would stand and look At them
expecting them 70 curve away
out OF reach. Chalker did not play for
strike outs, but ne pitched far better
game than Schmit mas ever shown mere.
Luby was badly hurt IN the last inning
by a pitched ball hitting nun II the
back of the head.
Today the Jaxons play here and
good game may be expected. They
PLAYED great bali when they were here
last, but they Will find II more diff
cult matter 10 WIN from Grand Rapids
THIS time.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
ANOTHER BIG FLOOD
A Hsg Jersey River Swollen by
Rain Bursts It's Bounds.
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
a nsAsF k<la Raises ths ~ atsr Ia the
stxs4aa.- -H~s O4nss Brokea As2s-
Iks atsx K4sass IhEo4gh tns
Is~as Dss4stroasiJs

PLAuSFizLD, n j.. Jgiy s0.-The
greatest food Pi4iuhe!d has ever
known followed heavy and
unusual dOUnPour of ran TINS after
noon. At O'Clock Coddnglon's
dam on stony brook gave way aad =
large body Of water carried away the
CoddlngrOn ice houses au4 threatened
the Green Valley mills With total de-
strUction- The damage along tie
course Of tnlz stream VII prove 10 be
heavy. Al twenty minutes 10 * sier's
dam on GFeenbro0k collapsed prec. pi-
tttilg a great body of water directly
Through the center o. toe toey. Greep-
brook 1ly .4es tX1 colltes 0l >omerest
and Jal0n, and running a. . does
through, the town center - built
entirely over. When lho water IA a
great torrent rushed down tie stIeam
aad iOull Is way blocked by buildings
il forced Is way around into the
streets. SOmerset--t. was completed
flooded and many small buildings
washed away and demolished. Several
house. situated along the brook We're
Hooded and The inhabitants compelled
20 move m sAort order. french's uiu
aud carriage factory were threatened
with destruction. and Il the ram COLI
t.nues all probably go. AL cellars aud
FIRST floors Ou >Omerset-st. are Hooded
4nd tne damage - property wl be
great The great cat On tile Jersey
Central r1 .ro4d a. tanNoOd was also
flood d rls attcrao0n. tlle tracks ocMg
entirely slomersed. Freight auJ coal
TRANS ale le4d at Fl.t-u--.d aAd below.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
The BUSINESS MEN.
Vks state assoc stisa's Meeting at Ms.
ksxSa-


Mlszssos, M.ch., July 50 - TIE
fourth annual session ol TIE state Basl-
ness Meas Association opened "a tnls
eisy today. 4nd every tran arriving
from early morning until ate tonight
brought delegates from al parts Of TIE
state. The attendance is gong u be
larger tnsn ever before. there beng
nov over over one hundred and nfty
ID the CITY. The lirst meeting OF the
session. was called % order la the Good
iolpl4Es' Hall a. : O'cloCz tbs after
noOl, when President Wells delivered
ns annual address. tbs evening Il
largely attended meeting Nas held
al tie opera house after the
address of welcome D. :. ii.
stevens, cf thls city, a response by IS.
b. Blame, u Lowell. and a paper by
Chas. Clark OF Ovid, Governor Luce
addressed iAe nIeeting The Cover
n0r's adde's although not lengthy,
was characterized oy has usual energy
DC pointed out D. the business men tie
great evil that nlenaced them, trusts.
and called upon them 10 discourage
by their united ald Individual efforts
trusts and combinations OF all kinds.
The Governor remains Tor couple OF
days, and tie ASSOCIATION viii not coil
clude rs business until Thursday even
ing. when complimentary banquet
Viii De rendered che delegates at the
Occidental Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
lrvin.'s sincerity.

Washington Irving was good-natured and
delighted to 90 little deeds Of kindness; but
he was also a sincere man and would not
pay even conveniionll compliments unless
they were merited- ,Once, while in Lon
don, he and literary friend were invited
by a merchant to drive TO his country
house ana spend day or two there. The
carriage stopped at the gate of the mer-
chants park. The hos. alighted, and asked
his guests If they would walk through the
grounds TO the house. The friend started
10 get out, but Irving held him down by
the coat, and they both drove on TO the
house; the merchant followed on foot Il
make it a principle, said Irving, when they
were out of hearing, never to walk with a
man through his own grounds. have no
idea of praisiug thing whether ike it or
not You aud | viii do them tomorrow by
ourselves
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

tt-. sr.fr rss ft.ssss-- ses..a
CHrrrEwA Lass. Mich, July 31-
Thomas Williams. a farmer living two
and s-hslf m rs uor-...sst of here. las
been appointed postmaster here and
VIII enter upon his duees August y.
p Wilbur. the present Incumbent. VIII
.ire CD farm that he owns just across
tre ia<r There has been panty 0f
of Adveu-ists camping here for the past
tnrrc weeks. but they have nor made
many converts. Inev .eaVc t0iav and
Wi pel t1elr tents st Morley. The
Chippewa Inrn her Company IS running
'fs 's nEft ard dgv ard s hllng
fae rlrts with humber .ul sningle--
S -0Ut many people are coming here
~ rrtn~ frr pleasures 'f a ride and
very fre fsa ra~l Seen CO -rt here
81. -f.T -Irrf
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
DR.. VEENBOER

nssisiien Office room iD the II. Denis. 0rst
stairway on Monroe-St. west of Spring. 81.
The doctor has opened his new saDitarium IN
Dakdaie parK. corner oi Hall and East SIS.
supplies AN Tire necessities and all the comforts
fer the sics and feeble and those I'm need oi
surgical operations n any description. DIS
eases carefully Sfuf'ed. PROPER diet. baths.
eiectrlcitv. massage and trained nurses sup
piled al a very moderate cost. Address 81.
Npenboer. &. ". II. -. 111 Mpnrot-st. Grand
Rapids. Mich. Graduate of The Physlo-Me edi-
cal College OF Indiana. since lsIs- Lecturer OF
Hygiene 8t the above college since 1881. Ap-
pointed Professor 90 NafeTla Atdica 30 The
Florida TnifersIfy iu i,st rasf Graduate ~
the P0ivciinic Of New y prk since ~. where
surgery Diseases of Women. Diseases II Chit
dren and finarv Analysis ara All chronic dis
eases a ave been studie Is speciaiffs.
Also Offers for sale or - exchange lots.
houses and lots and farms chear. Ills home.
g. Rostwick ST.. is for safe 0r Tor rent.
ice hours 10 10 = ln.. L. ~. 80 9 II. n. and
80 2. ~. Telephone l5a.
Telephone connections for residence and
sanifarium viii be Ieaay next Wees.
Telephone. Once. s9S. Residence. 1876.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

Harvest dances are now in order.
Miss Frances Z. Willard is at Bay
View.
The new canal bridge at Benton
Harbor Is open for traffic.
Sanitary conventions Will be held at
Lapeer and Pontiac this fall.
Manstique officials are after the
keepers OF disreputable dens.
John Helm, of Ferry, raised clover
) feet high the present season.
Lansing is going to pay out SO, 1000
for the privilege of knitting Its own
socks and mittens.
\ New Jerusalem house IS advertised
for rent in Big Rapids. Wonder If the
angels will lease 1t.
Only q third Of the women of Big
Rapids wear glasses. instead Of a-half,
rs has been advertised.
III hydrants that stand on sidewalks
at Port Huron viii De removed 10y order
Of the water board.
Work Is progressing satisfactorily on
the tunnel under the river between
Port Huron and Sarnia.
Nearly every family in s.. Joe has
visitors. St. Joe IS resort town, and
there are hotels there, too.
The most severe RAIN storm of the
season visited Ishpcmng Saturday,
nearly flooding tbc streets.
Henry Elliott, q farmer living west
Of Lansing, cut a field OF wheat last
week which yielded sixty bushels to the
acre.
Mss Elcry vsndcll, Of Cleveland,
VIII make balloon ascension and par
achute drop at Marshall, October 3
and 1.
William Ealtz, Of Jackson, blind
from hs birth, fell down brewery ele-
vatOr Sunday and met an almost
instantaneous death Fractured skull
There has scarcely been a death in
Gencsce county for the past month and
u0ta marriage license has been issued
for uiue days lisa nine days wonder.
4 barn OF Evert Busman. about five
miles southeast from Holland. was
struck by hgnteIng during a heavy
thunder storm saturday night and
consumed q On aIf rs contents. Loss
$3.50. insured ln the Alegan and or
tawa Mutual for S975.
Monday evening tho booming con-
panv a.d of an their w0rkmsn witn a
few exceptions for about one week
The saw-iaiil booms are filled 20 over
flowing. hence tine shut down. Lcrs
have been coming down ther every
lively Of late. and tle Boom Company
have worked wita 8 little over Il Lalf
crew
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

Mary Strahl, OF Montague, has com
menced suit against the c. a W. NJ
railway for $1,000. She owned a vine
yard and garden adjoining the right OF
way Of the road, which was destroyed
by fire originating, as she claims, from
the dead material within the railroad
inclosure. The law, it seems, requires
therailroad company TO keep clear the
roadway Of such material.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

stroasir GROUNDED Belief That NJ n
Ford - Flirting With rammany.
10e report that iaumauy Halt has
offered "a give Con Srcssioual seat IN
New Yor< city % Hon. ". II Ford,
finds many believers NnOCg hisfriends.
II IS stated oa good authority thai the
p.um was 6rst offered 70 Tim TaTsney.
"t1e lion of the Sagnaws,' but That
after hesitating q while he declined &c.
Iamm3ny IS disrrustfnl Of several Of
the men I'M the city Who want tnr Job,
and ss ID to he very dssirous 81 inn
porting some new timber.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

Chicago Police Omeer- Go 10 Winnipeg
IL Escort Hins Home.

CHICAGO, July superintendent
OF Police Hubiaid, accompanied by
Lieutenant Ross, left for Winnipeg last
night and Will personally superntend
the work of bringing Burke, the Cronln
suspect, and witnesses Carlson and Mat
tersOn. back 70 Chicago. - much is
sud about as>assluatng witnesses and
detectives that he deems L good judg-
mcut 20 excrci>c every possible precau-
ton 10 insure I.lr safety.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

oiled BY the V steisfufGess OF the Ale
gan tounty sheriff.
ALLEGAN. Mich. July 50.-Yesterday
sheriff Sgrabb.ng noticed the prisoners IN
t1e county laI were unusually quiet,
and for some reason suspected some
thing was wrong. lie searched the
prisoners bat found nothing the iirst
Time he seagelled f4eu % second time
and found n tho rlns q, q nat a wooden
key which locked an0 unlocked the
cells. The prisoners 4-sd planned FOR
An escape last night. lue bars 10 the
windows had been fixed, and every
thing was ready for them. The prompt
action Of the sheriff was all that kept
the prisoners.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

CHICAGO, July S0.-Herman Cannon,
Polish Jew, 65 years of age, shot him.
self in the mouth with suicidal intent,
at o'clock tins afternoon. He will
die. He is supposed to he worth $780,
0UO IN real estate and buildings, and
the deportation in value of some Of
his property drove him crazy. He has
vile and grown up family.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
How TO Exp~l MOeauifoea.

Those living in locality in which mos.
auitoes are troublesome may make trial
of the following recipe Tor expelling these
pests from the house: Take piece Of
gum camphor, in size about the third Of a
hens egg, and slowly evaporate it by hold
ing it In shovel or tin vessel over lamp,
taking care that il does not ignite. The
smoke viii soon 1n 1he room and expel the
mosquitoes, and it is said they will not re.
turn even though tue windows should be
left open all night
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

CHICAGO, 49, July 5O.-James J..
West, who u.s had control of the
Chicago Timrs for eighteen months,
retired yesterday from the management
OF that Journal. The caption BY James
j. West" which during thar period
stood at the head of the great paper
founded ny Mr.. storey, will be sup
planted tomorrow hy the words, BY
the Chicago Times Company" II. A..
Huiskamp, of kcokuk, Ia, Is the presi-
dent OF the new company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
G. A. p. COMMANDERS.
They Recommend the Veterans 10 stay
A~ny from Milwaukee.

CHIctco, July SO.-The Grand Army
OF the Republic department comman-
ders of Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Ms
souri, Indiana, Michigan, Kansas and
Nebraska were IN session here nearly
all day today debating the stand they
should take ina reference 10 tine annual
cncampmsnt next month 10 Milwaukee.
The result OF the meeting was posi-
-Ve and unqualified Endorsement OF
the announced determination 10 dis
courage a general attendance m view
% the refusal Of the railways - make
satisfactory rates.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
A TRUTHFUL JAMES.
A Lesder~ Correspondent, Asesse 80
Watsr. Has jim Jams and sees Double

WsteE. Has jim Jams ana sees Double
Some Grand Ledge man writes the
Grand Rapids Leadel a learned dlsqui-
sltlon on why fish de ia Grand river,
and has a great deal 10 say about the
Lansing chemical works. Lansing haas
no chemical works. never had any, and
possibly never viii have. The con-
densed milk factory uses nothing dele
ferrous 10 fish; Dement'S IS an iron
foundry, and there : brewery on the
river bank. That is the head and front
of Lansng's ofiendmg.-Ssots Repubi.'
sc8
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
THE SUPREME BENCH.
The President said 10 be strongly In
elined 60 Appoint Judge Brown.

DEER PARK, Nd, July S0.-The
President is considering seriously the
nomination of n successor 70 the late
Justice Matthews of the supreme
Bench. Judge r. p. Brown, OF
Michigan, has strong backing,
and was on the ground Saturday.
Judge Brown is indOrsed by Senator
Sto-kbridge. Alfred Russell, OF De-
troit, : another Michigan candidate
and is iadorsed by Senator Mcmillan.
There IS very strong feeling that the
President IS inclined to appoint Judge
Brown.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
,tichi-an rostmasters.

Postnasters for Michigan: f. A
Rundell, Edmore, Montcalm county
vice ". d. Stevens; /. y. ogden, Good
land, Lapeer county, vice H. NJ. Bu.
chanan; +. 4. Peavey, Alton Wooks,
ST. Clair county, vice Frank Alton.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
To Him SAFE.

John Sauer, an old man, got into
some trouble with ms wife and a Mrs.
Goebel, out on Tenth-ave. last night
and was run in. He is thought TO be
some what demented and was taken 70
jail for safe keeping.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

GREESvILLE, Mich, July 30.-Jack-
son won today by the expensive errors
of the Greenviles. Jones, the new
pitcher of the home team, did excellent
work and won the game only to have It
lost by costly errors. Jones has great
speed and deserves good support.
Grecnville is in need of a third baseman
and short stop.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
SCORE BY INNINGs.

Grand Rapids O 0 0 o. .
Kalamazoo .............-i > ) | 0 0 0-l2
Earned runs-kazoosi
Iwo-base hit-Newmau Sippi and Dyson.
Bases oh balls-By Luby =
Hit by pitched ball-Luby and Dyson.
Struck Out-By Luoy4 by Chalker 3. by House
holder =.
Passed balls-Yaik ,. Newman .
Iime-rwo hours.
lmpire-keveS
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
Grsenville % O 0 o ] | / s y ;
.Jackson.-.. 0 o l-9 9 o

BatterieS-tsEeenville. Jones and Bardeen
Jackson. Young. Hart and +. Tray.
Earned runs-GTeenyille ]. jackson ].
Two-base hits-DrummOnd and Shay.
Hit by pitched bali-Bardeen.
Bases on ballS-Hawley. Fowler. Mcbride
f. Iray2.
stolen haseS-katZ.
Struck out--By Jones7. by Youngi.
Double play-Wha!en to Fowler 10 Fuller.
Lett on bLses--tfreenyilie 6 Jackson o.
Passed balls-B aFdeeD 3. +. Tray >.
Wild DitcheS-JOnes ?, Young |.
ImpiTe-Sufton.
Time of gane-i.5.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

piles! Piles! Itching Piles.
SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching and
singing most at night worse bv scratching
II allowed to continue tumors form, which often
bleed and ucerate becoming very sore Swayne's
Ointment stops the itching and b. lCt!tnV. heals
alterations, and IN most cases remu,e s the
tumors. At druggists, or by mail, for so CENTS
DR.. Swaync Son, Philadelphia.
-Professor-"I which of his battles was
Gustavus Adolphus killed ?" Pupil (afer
having rtflected)-"I think it was the last"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

Miss Keane Ito handsome young physi-
cian) -"Oh, doctor, how do you dof You
look killing this evening" Young physi-
clan (quitty)-"Thank you, but I'm not I'm
off duty, don't you know"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22
Only One Candidate.

The practice of"lobbying" sometimes arises
from the most innocent of motiyea, and
is carried on by persons whom one would
never suspect OF doing it. A class of little
girls in Il certain primary school had resolved
to form themselves into a secret society, and
accordingly planned meeting for the cleo.
ton of officers
One child who had always been deserved
~ popular, went about at recess saying to
one and another, "Now remember, Susie JOY
will make n nice vice president, aud Nellie
Smart must be treasurer"
Her classmates quite agreed with her, and
no comment was made until another little
girl, a newcomer, who was not accustomed
TO the leadership OF this young lobbyist, be-
thought herself TO ask
"But who, will be president ?"
The small wire puller paused and looked
at her with establishment. Then she said, in
a genuinely aggreved tone "Why thought
you would all want me! You always do put
me at the head of things p YOutHs C0mpan-
i'm.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

There was an old man Of Tobagn, lived on
rice, Cruel, aud sago," he had headache SO bad.
After he used a bottle Of Salvation Oil. he could
eat roast beef and plum pudding all right.
They say the winter advertisement Of houses
will run somewhat in this style. A large and
elegantly furnished house for rent, in easy dis
lance OF q druggists who sells DIR. Bulls Cough
lL-uL
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia and too
hearty eating, is relieved at once by taking one
of Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately after
dinner. Don't forget this.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22
One Dollar Saved
IFS
One Dollar Made

l have finished taking my entire
stock. Every remnant and small
piece of goods has been taken out
and placed on Tables in centre of
store, number of yards and price
marked plainly on them.
1t will pay you to examine these
Remnants, running from 2 to Is
yards in piece,
Dress Goods, Flannels, Prints,
Ginghams, Canton Flannels, Tow
clings-in fact, you will find al
most all kinds of goods on these
Tables.
The goods are all right but in
small pieces,
They are all marked at far below
what they cost wholesale.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22
Bees Defeat Pigeons in n Flying Match


At the email village of Hamme, in West.
phaIla, most singular wager has been
made and won. In the sporting records of
Europe there has been no such race, and its
result will open up for us new chapter on
relative speed. Every one knows the rate at
which pigeons fly, and almost kings ran
som has changed hands on the issue of their
speed, Last week pigeon fancier and bee
master each backed his Rvorite racer.
The course was three miles and II half
the distance between the two villages of Rhy.
nern and Hamme, and dove-cote which
happened to be near u hive WAS St.
lected as the wnning-post The race was in
tended to be level. but in fact the
bees were handicapped 1t was very
difficult to identify them, and though
rolling them in flour before they started ON
their course made them easily recognized on
their arrival, il must have somewhat retarded
their flight. Nearly every one backed the
pigeons and there was great excitement in
the ring which surrounded the winning post.
The favoritts were no where. The first bee
came iu twenty-five seconds before the. first
pigeon, and three other bees before the
second. The others were not classed.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

"A wealthy young lawyer spent two days
and night over one case, and at the end of
that time could not tell which side he was on.
it was Il case of champagne.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

yves. 1t pays" said a big fat physician, with
a name which is known throughout the medical
werld. II have practice worth $40 900 year"
women Z" "Yes, you've guessed 1t first time.
They pay $40 every time they come into my office.
When oneiRots on my list tell you she stays -
and DR.. H. laughed long and loud. This is
quackery-glt-edged, genteel quackery-to keep
suffering women paying tribute year in and year
out, and doing them no good. DIR. Pierces
Favorite Prescription cures the peculiar weak
nesses and diseases of women. 1t does not lie
TO them nor rob them.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22
Shocking Accident.

SO read the headlines OF many a newspaper
column. and we peruse with palpitating interest
tho details OF the catastrophy, and are deeply
impressed by the sacrifice OF human lives involv-
ed. Yet thousands of men and women are fall
ing victims every year TO the terrible disease,
(scrofula OF the lungs,) aud the y
and their friends are satisfied to believe the
malady incurable Now there could be no great
er mistake. No earthly power, of course, can
restore a lung that Is entirely wasted, but DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will rapidly
and surely arrest the ravages of consumption, II
taken in time. Do not, therefore, despair, until
you have tried this wonderful remedy.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22
The Egis & Intelligencer
Bel Air, Md, March 22. 1889.
wild Geese.

wild Geese.
The wind blows, the sun shines. the birds sing
loud.
The blue, blue sky is ficcked with II ecy dappled
cloud
Ger carth's rejoicing fields tho children dance
and sing.
AMI the frogs pipe In chorus. 1t is spring!
1t is springi
The grass comes, the flower laughs where lately
lay the snow,
Ger the breezy hilltop hoarsely calls The crow,
by the flowing river the alder Catkins sing,
And the sweet 81 nR-sparrOw cries, Spring 1t is
spring,
Hark, what a clsmOr goes ringing through the
sky
Look, chiliren! . listen TO tie sound so wild ard
high.
Like peal Of broken bll;s-Ring, klang. Killing.
Far aud high the wild geese cry, Spring It'll
spring."
Bear the winter of with you, o wild geese dear.
Carry all the cold far away from here;
Chase the snow into the north, D strong Of heart
and wing.
While we share the robins rapture, crying
spring, it is Spring !"
- Celia Thdrter.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

He had just joined the light battery and
was telling his best girl of the fact. Then he
kissed her. What are you doing, sir?" she
asked" only making report at head quar-
ters."
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

First amateur Nimrcd-"It is getting
late, and we haven't killed anything yeti
Second Amateur Nimrod-"Well, let us
miss a couple more rabbits and then 60
home"