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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
The NORTHERN.

THE NORTHERN.
J C Donum. San Fran d F Sullivan, st Louis
) I McGarger, City Ell Howard. City
NJ Lllienthal, York c Briggs, Portland
q pugan. Portland q Banssman, City
+ Lewis, san Fran J II de We're, san Fran
4 Il Taylor, Denver Tr;eFo q Chaplin, Toledo,o
W stckman city EG Lock, Portland
McClin, Portland Jackson, Portland
A I Rogers, Cal u benson, Cleveland
A Smith, Chicago G Scott, Chicago
Mrs + Barnes. Portland ] Easily, City
q Chandler, City &c Bryan, Portland
THE ARLINGTON.
Fl G Hoffman, st Louis Thos Kilton, st Louis
Fred kilton. st Louis II Umfried, st Louis
W Jones, Victoria George Brooke, Pa
J A, Adams, Or O'Brien & VT, Tacoma
J Fl Wardner, ST W Gum Il VT, Wash
J TAYLOR, Tacoma Ell ID II ,rton, st Paul
W HULL Calgary, y W VIM Walker. PIT Gamble
] White 4 WI, 7 Gamble A Mnslen, PIT Gamble
Mrs Jno Farley, Fairhvn II Bear, - Paul
J III Irvine. Stanwood L Johnson, Bend
Ro.s Eckhardt, Canada II Policy, Chicago
W II Hiby, BE IL G. Hoffman, st Paul
] b Hawley & lam, Oak Moore IL wi, Chicago
b Moore d fam. Portland Robinson, Coupeville
J G Phinney, Phinney II Conner la Conner
NJ sullivan. La Conner + q Grafton, La Conner
5 W Scott, City 20 Robertson, olympia
A A Burlin, Kent
THE OCCIDENTAL
splswn, Yakima JIM Patton. Olympia
W II I-pson Portland J II Mitchell, Tacoma
II Brady, Kelley Insti Lewis. san Fran
J I McConther, Everett I. Burrell, Lowell
\ II,
It Mil, Il W,South Park 7 + Lawrence, do
4 Thomson, Portland Mrs Hand, Victoria
q II Balhrook, do ! Thompson, DO
J Jones' Anacortes { f Jackson, do
G Leymoure, Tacoma Ru Gler, do
: Iancert do + \ Pease, Everett
u Christie, New York X Lane, vancouver
W Wilson. FairhHven T I Sick, do
J w Hammond. Whcom G l. Lane, Snohol1ish
George Augur. Oakland Quinn. san Fran
& z CONWAY do Roberta Keith, Everett
& " Ziegler, Helena A 5 sampson, 81 Louis
+ 4 Sanooru. ST Louis
4 Physicians Gift to Humanity.
Weak men restored to perfect manhood by
the Great Australian remedy, Tree. Address,
Box ], g6l, San Francisco, Cal
Leithead & Cawley, 90S Front street. serve
Reef Tea to their customers every day.
Don't paper your walls until you see Hest
wood the fresoo artist, 6l5 Bailey building.
lTRTHS.
IEF-At York, TO the wife of Robert c. lee,
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
A GRAND FREE SOCIAL Will ~ t. ~ -
\ ,v The scottish society IN sftaaS' y. ,,.s-
10 iSq2 At : n m. in the Hinekey nioSAi -
~es-old and Columbia All Interested A. .---.-.
U4NTED-REAL ESTATE.
1KrANTEp-REAL ESTATE 70 s,kl-l- N Abe
W o. rent }. W. SyeSeA> 2ls bAi4ey o-oSA-
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nook HIyDERY.

L ANTHoSY's BINDERY, BLANK BOOK
manufacturers, Washington street corner
Commercial. rooms and Terry block, Seattle,
Wash
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LANDSCAPE GARDENERS.

A LFRED oRAsSNER. LANDSCAPE Gal
~ dencT. Corner White and Madison streets.
o. Box .339
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NOTICE OF DFSS UTTON.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ ship--Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm name Of Padley & cram. engaged
In the mercantile business at 3OJl jackson street.
Seattle. Wash, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, {. A. Cram, the retiring member will
assume and pay all liabilities Of said firm. and all
debts due and owing 10 the same must be paid to
sad cram. Il. w. PADfEY,
G. A. CRAM
Seattle wash. February l. 1892.
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COUSTF NOTICES.


COUNTY TREASURER's NOTICE-THE
" county treasurer ~ King county, Washington.
VIII pay on presentation all outstanding warrants
drawn on she building fund OF school district No.
Ionel. In said county. No interest will be paId
on such warrants after February ~ 1892
Dated February ~, 1892
COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTfcE-THE
" county treasurer Of King county. Washington,
VIII pay on presentation outstanding warrants
drawn on the road and bridge fund OF said county
up TO ana including No. 956. dated February S,
ls92 being all warrant. issued TO ate in said fund
30 Interest viii be paid on such warrants after
February 10, 1877. BYRON PHELPS,
County Treasurer
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P4WyRROK ELS.

AlONEY-IF YOU NEkD MONEY ON
VI watches. diamonds or any article Of value
call on Uncle Harris. 20i Washington street, or-
pos.te STANDARD Ihesser.
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DANCING ACADEMIES,

DROF BRYANT. ODD FELLOWS HALL.
u North Seattle: select classes: private Iessona-
QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY, WASH
" iueton hall. l.026 sixth street; l to s and to
10 .. m; classes every evening. private lessons;
send for circulars; stage and fancy dancing; posi-
lively no sncals Professor g. Lopp.
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UiNTEB-TO RENT.

lirANTEp-Tp RE IT; HAVE DAILY APP
w pIlcailous for houses in different rarts Of the
CITY. owners viii please leave a description a. my
osfice George NJ Van Dureu ~, 20S and POS
Washington block Entrauce 705 Front street.
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Ieithead & Cawley. 90S Front street, serve
Beef Tea to their customers every day.
Don't paper your walls until You see Hest
wood. the fresoo artist, 6l5 Bailey building,
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a Physicians Gift to Humanity.
Weak men restored TO perfect manhood by
the Great Australian remedy, free. Address,
Box ,96l, San Francisco, Cal.
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EMPLOYMENT VASTED-NILE.

MISUNDERSTANDING BY 4 YOUNG; MAN
W of experience as 81 noCrapher and typewriter;
references given to character. ability, etc. Adj
dress 5. +, care Post-Integencer.
NlTANTED-BY \ FIR T-CLASS STATION
w airy engine r, position either in out Of city.
Address y. l. y, Observation-Disclosures.
NrANrEp-BY MAN AND WIFE, a PLACE
w 70 work a ranch. Address ]. B. c., care
POST ntcllisencer.
IA \ eIt POSITION BY YOUNG MAN As
W nurse in hospital or private nursing, to take
care OF Invalid gentleman Address g. H., care
Post-intclligcaCer
lANTEn-THOSE DESIRING MALE HELP
W can get 1t the City Mission free Of cost $40
and :. south second tTpet.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
C,PECTAL, NoTICE-ALL PERSONS HAVING
- f5sfnss against the Grand Hotel Company VIII
r-qsa7t same al once % Law L Moore, secretary
Grand Ho.ei Company. 100 front sszeeL
MICE NEW FURNITURE: LATEST DE-
y signs. parsor suites, badrDom sultes, dining ts
bies, chairs OF every description. ~eeAIf pay
rneuts. SIS Ercut street
rNSTRPAsSE OPPORTUNITIES TO
[ r,nrraaSerS offered nv the Beilto~n Furniture
Cpr1psnv are unsurpassed; largest selection; low
est prices; weekly payments. go treni street
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LOST.

7 OST-ON FRONT STREET. BETWEEN CO
i. lurlhia and Pike miners pin. with diamond
49, rtit,v . $40 reward viii be paid for the re-
tara OF same 10 J. h. Basye's, On Front street
O>T-LAST MONDAY, sAlLboA ]. GHEkN v
s4 No. tened caf-riggezi. yellow deck. Finder
viii be suitably rewarded BY leaving with J. ".
Watts Port RlaGeiev.
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SEATTLE, Feb. 16, 1892.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Portland
.,.sriue.houses today were:
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

IA l. HAMMOND. SUCCESSOR To II. r.
w Hammond & Co, commission merchant,
wholesale fruits produce butter and eggs -four.
grain, etc Const-nIneuts solicited S2i-sZ3
West street, corner Marion, seattle, Wash. Heler-
ence Fist National Bank Telephone A59. p. O.
BOX 2-5.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

THE MADISON STREET CABLE COMPANY
= WI give long lease the wafer front at the
Aadison stree pass for the construction OF good
path house and naatoriun; this is the most pom.
lar resort in the city
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L,OR SALE--EGGS FOR MATCHING FROM
L high scoring Barred Plymouth Rocks; these
birds all shown in poultry show at Seattle
and come from a strain that has taken first prize
for fourteen years. Send in your orders now for
early chicks Address Il. s. Tremain, Grace Hos,
lItal
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FOR SALE-RE4L ESTATE.

L'OR SAILS. 800 FOR A FINE-RooM
Il house. hard finished and lot over 100 feet front:
three bloc - from Neslsr avenne and two h.ocSs
from James street cable read only part cash.
Address G. :. Bohm, postoffiee.
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NEWPORT BATHS -OPEN DAY AND
~ night; salt and fresh wafer, electric. Inedi-
ca ed, Russian. sulphur and cabinet yapor baths:
private apartments for ladies; excellent attend
ance- SIS Front street
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NOR SALE-4o ACRES OF LAND 8 MILES
4 east OF Oriliia; 10 acres beaver marsh; s2j
per acre. easy terms; will take team as part pay.
y. Y. Martin. Orillla Wash
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COMMUNICATED /
RIDeE, MD. July 1899.

RIDGE, MD. July toJc.
Messrs. Editors;- The interest which you
take in education induces me to ask few
squares to report an examination Of the
pupils Of st, Jerome's school, taught by
Miss Rosa Milburn The Goth of June was
beautiful day and awaited myself ofthe
invitation to be present, and in compsny
with several ladies, had o pleasant sai Of
three miles up the st. .Jeromc's creek
When we arrived at the school house
the shadows were beginning 20 lcngthen,
and ere many minutes the examination
began, which was searching, and proved
very satisfactory 10 all present The
patrons certainly have most excellent
teacher, and am certain that thesgenuine
heartfelt pleasure which Is produced by
dscharging ones duty Is fully realized BY
Miss Milburn
While all Of the pupils acquitted them
selves In erediiable manner, | must make
especial mention Of Miss Myrtle Beal whose
lucid solutions Of problems were surprising,
showing a thoroughly cultivated and well
balanced mind. She was awarded hand
some book, whose pages are replete with
instructive explanations Of branch Of
study which HumboIdtmised 70 the dignity
ola science physical geography, It was
presented TO the school by Captain Ran
dolph Jones, and it was awarded TO Miss
Beal for proficiency Ia her several studies.
Ailer the examination was concluded, the
pupils and several visitors enjoyed then-
selves dancing 10 the swcct strains Of
harmonious with guitar accompaniment.
The music was rendered by Messrs. Grlss-
niger and Clarke. Confectionery and
lemonade was plentiful and Il was most
excellent Quickly and pleasantly passed
the hours, and the day which gave birth 70
the happy occasion viii be remembered no
doubt for an indefinite time We len just
as the rays Of tho departing sun refused to
gid the tops o. pine and oak, and as we
sailed down the ST. Jerome's, we we're
afforded fresh delight by admiring natures
gin 10 -preeminentin beauty.
YIaToR.
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@tNN~
During the past week our county has lost
three good and valued citizens. On the
SOth. ultlmo. Mr.. z. T spaldiug died at his
residence, ''HillyilIe." Patuxent district, in
the Gath year Of bis age; on the same date
Mr. Isaiah w. Canter, aged about so years,
died at his residence in Charlotte Hall dis.
trict and, on Sunday, July Bird, Mr.. z.
Taylor Mattingly, aged about 40 years,
died at his residence, in Britton's Neck,
Leonardtown district.
For many years Mr. spalding kept store
at HillyIlle and trayelIsrs on the Three
Notch Road win recall the pleasant mo-
ments they have enjoyed chatting with this
kindly, merry and pleasant gentleman.
Mr.. spalding was model citizen, kind
father and true Christian. May he rest
in peace
Mr. Canter and the writer were school
mates, and though in late years we have
seen but little Of him, we have the pleas
ATTEST memories Of his gentle and friendly
character. he was a good boy and had
he been spared would, We believe, have
redeemed tho promise Of his youth and
have been an honor 70 his district and his
county.
Everyone In this section knew and liked
Taylor Mattingly. For years be had been
in poor health, but disease, though II racked
hts body, wrought no change ia his cheer
full, friendly disposition. He bore his suf-
fering with Christian fortitude and has we
hope received the Christians reward
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Abstracts Of Deeds.

Since the publication in The Sun Of the
counties in the State that have failed to re.
port. in accordance with the law, the alb.
straets Of records on file in the clerks
offices, inquiry has been made at the land
commissioners Office from several county
clerks as to the law, which seems not 70
have been fully understood before. SOM
erect, in addition to sending her annual
records 10 May 81, 1892, also forwards
abstracts Of an ancient character, dated
from 1871 to 1903, from 1912 10 1914 and
from 1926 to 1896 The clerk, Mr.. II.
Fillmore Landlord is at loss to know
why they should not have been thought Of
before. Messrs Edwin g. Fields, Of Caro-
line county, John Ii. Owings, Of Howard,
Samuel g. Fisher, Of Kent, and James j.
Greenwell, Of St. Nary's, have their abb
stracts up to May 81, 1902. Mr. J. Samuel
Turner, Of Charles, says he holds the land
commissioners receipt for abstracts to Jan
uary /, 1892. SIM.
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July Is becoming fashionable month
for marriages ID St Mays.
Miss Alice Loyejoy, Of Washington, is
visiting her relatives ia Leonardtown
Miss Agsie Thompson, Of Hollywood, is
visiting her brothers family, Lconardtown.
The Orphans and Commissioner Courts
are to meet Tuesday next, the 12ih inslant
Our thanks are due our Charlotte Hall
correspondents for their accounts Of tho
Academy Exhibition.
Mrs. f. N. Holmes and family, and Miss
Mollie Holmes, Of Washington, are on a
visit 10 Leonardtown.
Mrs. Eliza Dillow and Miss Martha OH
low, Of Baltimore, arc visiting the family Of
Mr. Joseph A. Dillow, Leonardtown.
The Leonardtown Juniors and the Hol-
lywood Baseball Clubs are booked for a
match game Of Leonardtown, Friday next,
the 9Th instant
Last Thursdays wind storm took up q
young colt belonging to Mr.. Kennedy, Of
Rose Croft, and blew the animal into St.
Inigo's creek where il drowned.
We have been unable 10 get into type in
time for this issue CLOSE Observers re-
ply to the EnteypTlss in the steamboat con.
troyersy. II will appear hereafter
The american mentions Messrs Wash.
Wilkinson, Daniel @ Hammett and Daniel
i. Graves, Of this county, as available tim.
Der from which 10 make the Republican
Congressional nominee.
Since July lst the Clerk to the Circuit
Court has issue Licenses 70 Marry 10
Joseph Max Herman aud Rosa Lulu
Ridgell; TO George Clark Abel and Mary
Agnes McCully and to Richard Norris
Roland, Of Alexandria, Va, and Anne
Magdelene Davis, Of St. Inigo's district.
To the young couples we extend our best
wishes for their prosperity and happiness,
We advertise the new schedule Of the
Steamer Tygertin this issue and are author
lied by her Agent Mr., Kennedy 70 state
that there Is to be no increase Ia freight
price per bushcl Of wheat to Baltimore.
The Tygert claims the credit Of having cut
down to cents per bushel the freight
tariff on wheat TO Baltimore, and Mr..
Kennedy unequiyocallY says II will be kept
down.
The Beer Bottling establishment Of Capt
John A. Ketcham and J, Warren Leach,
in Leonardtown, has emerged from the
stage Of experiment to that Of success.
These gentlemen have also built fine cold
storage room and will soon be prepared to
furnish citizens Of Leonardtown with
Kenebec Riyerice Plenty Of ice; a super
abundance Of flavorlng- in short, whatever
you call for Leonardtown can furnish.
Come down Brothers Cox and Posey and
tell us, "whatH you takef'
The roads from the Pine to the Trappe
and from the Pine TO Benville's wharf In
St. Inigo's district, are said to be nearly
impossible and persons travelling over
them run serious risks Of breaking bones
as well as vehicles We fell satisfied that
when the attention OF the Commissioners
Court is directed TO these roads that they
will speedily be repaired. A citizen Of St.
Inigo's who has resided In the county for
seventy years AYERS that he never saw
worse roads. We hope the Commissioners
will soon able him 70 state that he never
saw better.
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beauty and grace Ii attendance. The
dance was held IN Tie school hall which
| was tastefully decorated Weber's Band
supplied the music. Among those present
were Captain and Mrs Sylvester, Miss
Genevieve Sylvester, Prof and Mrs. Edward
r. Briscoe, the Misses Mitchell, Charles
county; the Misses Mitchell, Philadelphia; ;
the Misses Diggs, Miss Jenifsr, Mrs. NAL
| linclrodt, Mr.. Harris, Colonel and hrs.
Allison Wilmer, Mrs Maddox, Mr. and
Mrs. Saunders and daughter, Miss Amelia
Brooke, Miss Pattie Cough, the Misses Car
rico, the Misses Bowling, DR.. and the Misses
Barber, the Misses Dyer, the Misses Dent,
the Misses Boarman, Miss A. Jameson, the
Misses Keech and DR.. John Dggs, Charles
county; Mrs. H. Parsons, Miss Annie,
Louise and Eta Parsons, Miss Ruth Combs,
Mr.. Roger Combs, Judge Panan Crane and
daughter. the Misses Burch, Miss Agnes
Plowden, the Misses Garner, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Shaw, the Misses Forrest, the Misses
Ballcnger, Miss Mary Shaw, Mr. gotheron
Key, Miss NJ Bfiscoe. Miss r. Briscce, Miss
Lillian Harrison, DR.. and Mrs Pctherbridge,
the Misses Adams, Miss Leila and Dora
Harrison, St. Mary's county; Miss Hester
Calvert, Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Bowen, Misses
Ethel and Maggie Bswen, Miss Early, Miss
Orme, Prince Georges county; Miss Sedg
wick. Calvert county Messrs. Young, b.
Roberts, and q, A. Townsliend, Washing
ton Mr. James Irving, New York; Miss
Zimmerman, Miss Settle, Cecil county Mr..
Parker Duke, Calvert county Miss Bar
bour, Mr.. and Mr.. Danenhowcr. Wash.
ington Mr.. Forbes Shaw, Baltimore; Miss
Chandler, Virginia Miss r Philips. Waah-
ington; JamesT. Briscoc and many others.
The dancing was kept up until 2 a. m.
The ball was under he direction 81 Capt.
John H. Digges. Of Char.-.n county, who
reserved showers Of congratulations for his
successful management
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Married.
Reported for tie Beaeon.)

AT ST. Aloysius' Church, Leonardtown,
on Monday, July 4th, 1892, by the Rev.
Father @. X. Jenkins, assisted by Rev.
Father @ L. Lancaster, George Q. Abel,
Sson of the late John 3. Abel, was married
t., Miss Mary A. Mccully, daughter Of
Mrs. Ann u. and the late Clinton McCul-
ly.
The ceremony was performed at T:SO in
the morning in the presence Of large
number OF relatives and friends Of both
parties, and thus
"God blessed them both 10 the holy place,
A long, brief moment the rite was done
On the human love fell the Heavenly grace,
Making two hearts forever one"
We tender them our sncerest wishes for
happy and prosperous journey along the
pathway Of life.
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The pretty little chapel in Mt. de Safes
Convent was the scene Of an impressive
ceremony yesterday afternoon. Sister
Mary Leonard, who has been novice FOL
year and a-half, made her profession and
took the final vows as Visitation Nun.
Rev Thomas J. Broydrick, Of St. Martins
Church, otIiciated. Sister Mary Leonard
was Miss Mary Fenwick, and belonged to
a well-known family in Southern Mary
land. She was related to Bishop Fenwick,
of Boston, and Bishop Fenwick, Of Cincin-
natl Her ancestors were closely related
to Archbishop Neal, the second archbishop
Of Baltimore. Many of Sister Mary Leon
ards family have dedicated their lives TO
the service Of the church. A sister is now
nun at Mt st. Agnes Convent, Mt.
Washington.-SUn.
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fielding. Appended Is Che score.
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downtown Locals.
From our Regular Correspondent

downtown Locals.
From our Regular Correspondent.)
The past week was really one Of public
School Commandments. Mr.. B. w.
Herbert, teacher Of school No. 3, agreeably
surprised his many friends on the evening
of June eeth. Accepting his very polite
invitation we repaired TO the school house,
and 1t was source Of much pleasure 10 US
to see his bright and interesting children
enjoy themselves in different, ways After
refreshments, which all beautifully en-.
joyed, music greeted the ear, and soon the
pupils had the floor, and their performance,
of different eyoludons so necessary to make
the graceful dancer was surprising. Mr.
Herbert is good teacher, and his pupils
seem to be attached to him. This speaks
volumes for teacher.
Much rain has fallen recently hereabout
and corn, despite the ravages of the worm,
is looking beautifully green.
Farmers Of st. Inigo's Neck have laid-by
their corn, and are now amusing them
selves catching tobacco worms, some Of
which are very large. Those worms are
verify the gluttons Of articulates.
Wheat is yielding well which should be
gratifying to the producer Oats are a
failure, which we think is owing to late
sowing.
We think it really excellent trait in any
man to admire the opposite sex. Now,
there is dear little bachelor-whose abre-
waited Christian name forms an anagram,
the pronunciation of which is frequently
heard as a substitute for the demonstratiye
pronoun this--deseryes passing notice
from our pen. Well, he takes an occasion
al trip to the lower section Of the district,
generally GU Sundays. He is great ad.
mirer Of pretty ladies, and during recent
trip he succeeded in getting beautiful one
to take ride.
4
just as he passed by certain place there
happened to De some one standing near the
same ereluctantly, forsooth, reproduce
what was heard as he slowly drove by
'Yes, my heart is yours. How could
withhold it from you, one whose innocent
thoughts hang upon her words as beauti.
full pictures on hooks Of gold" The lady
who was costumed in green feelingly re
piled: "My friend you live in land Of
liberty land, Sir, on which the smiles Of
heaven shine with charming refulgence
There is no occasion for you to enslaye
your heart; and if you will discontinue
your endeayors TO give me taffy, SO to
speak, on hooks Of gold, and utter sense
and not its opposite, possibly / may listen
to your utterances My heart is not i'm
peryious to the appeals Of common sense,
and its rays possibly in time may be
focused on you-that is provided the con-
ditions named are strictly adhered to both
in letter and in spirit" Our friend, SO
report says, heayed sigh, spasmodically
ierked his horse, and passed out Of sight
Misses Rosa Milburn and Annie Raley,
teachers, have retired to their homes
Mrs. J. @. A. Robson, Of Baltimore, is
visiting relatives hereabout, and Mr.. Ed.
F'iddis, Of Washington, D. o., is visiting bis
parents, If Smiths creek
AzzANA.