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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-07
THE QUICK WORK OF A KNIFE
BY "pick" Mitchell Ends the
Life of Noel c. Dyer.

The Deplorable Killing Said to DO the
Result of q Quarrel Over IL Debt-The
Victim Dies Fifteen Minutes After the
Fatal Plunge Into His Throat Had
Been Made-Mitchell Mt Once Walks
to tho Police Station and Surrepders
Himself-The Coroner's Jury Finds
Him Responsible for the Death-Cir-
cumBtances OF the Affair.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-07
Hanger, of Virginia, as Consul to bermuda

Hanger, OF Virginia, AS Consul to bermuda
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-The President
today nominated Stephen Bonsal, of
Maryland now secretary of legation at
Peking, TO be secretary of legation at
Madrid; also Marshal Hanger, of Vir.
ginia, to be consul OF tho United States
at Bermuda; w. b. Hall, Of Maryland,
consul at Nice, and j. G. Wooten, Jr.,
to be postmaster at Kingston. N. c. The
nomination of John p. Haskell, at
Kingston, n. c., as postmaster is with
drawn
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-07

New York, Oct. t Roberts. 1000:
Ives, 6,664. This was the standing Of
the players in the International b Hard
match when play was resumed az the
LenoN Lyceum tonight. Score f,r the
evening. Roberts, 1000; Ives. 5l3.
Total score: Roberts, 5000: ives, 7,ls7.
TINS leaves Ives ,,O33 u~hind.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-07
IN THE SENATE and HOUSE.
Slim Attendance of Members in
Both Chambers.

blackburn, of Kentucky, Outlines His
Scheme for Amending tho Voorhees,
Repeal Bill-TeIler Cots in Another
Whack at His Continuous Speeoh-Fed.
erai Election Repeal Argued In the
House Before n Very Small Audience.
Plans of the Repealers for Putting on
the Screws
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-07
ALL READY ros ruE RACE.
The Yachts VIII Probable Have wind
Enough To-day.

NEW YORK, Oct. G--The big Yachts
will race again to morrow, aud there il
prediction that they will have
plenty OF wind to keep them moving.
fnere Is Z Likelihood that they will be
Obliged TO house their topmasts.
The yachts look none the worse for
Wednesday's race, and both OF them win
be ready for tho start.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-07
Bostons. 4; All Amer,c.ns

QUINCY, ILL.,, Oct. 6.-The Bostons
and All Americans played an exhibi-
ton game Of baseball this afternoon
before fair sized audience. The game
resulted in score Of to l in favor of
the Bostons.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-07
Death ofn sichmond Pastor.

RICHMOND, Oct q Rev. =. A. Peter.
sou, pastor OF Trinity Methoiist Church,
died TO night. He was one OF tho moss
prominent ministers in tho State He
was assistan; secretary OF tho Virginia
conference
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-07
DEFALCATION OF BANK FUNDS.
Teller Loving, of the First MAJ
tionaI, $2,o55.75 Short.

Given Time to Explain the Deficit ana
Makes Good His Escape From the City.
Statement of the Bank Omcials-His
Property win More Than Protect tho
Securities on His Official Bond-Fast
Ways and Incorporate Habits Respon-
sible For the Young Mans Downfall.
Alertness of tho Officials Prevents
Further PecuIations.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-07
rug WEATHER..

Forecast for Virginia: Fair, slightly
cooler In western part , winds south In
the Interior and eastern coast.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-07
Wayaide Inn.

The Wayside Inn is now prepared TO
serve Frankfurters and Saurkraut every
Saturday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-29

LEGAL and Bvsiasss TIPS.
Private assembly this evening at G. a. H.
hall Grand march at 3 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-29
AmUsE mEMrs.
''THE WHITE SQUADRON

THE WHITE SQUADRON.
Pesrson's big pstriotic naval drama, The
White Squadron" which has Just finished a
remarkably successful engagement in Bos-
ton comes to the Augusta Opera house,
Wednesday, August 80.
The company carries several carloads OF
scenery, and the tropical beauty Of Brazil
is reproduced in all its splendor. The re-
cent Congress Of Nations in Rio Jsnerio to
protest against the brigsndage tolerated in
Brazil. forms the basis of the plot, which
unfolds a romantic love interest. The Grand
Plaza in Rio. pillsged monastery in the
interior of Sonth America. and the harbOr
of Rio are among the principal canvases
Another novel feature will be the represen
ta,ion Of the American navy under sail and
steam. Stage ingenuity has been taxed to
its utmost IN this scene, and the result is q
triumph. During the action Of the third
ait fully so people are upon the stage.
The cast is said to be one of great
strength and includes such capable people
A. W. Fl. Whitecar. Gail Forrest, Elmer
Grsndin, Tessie beagle, Frederick Julian
Edna Post, John T. Burke, Laura Almo
sinno aud j. J. Coleman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-29

hy order OF I OF. kEsbALL,
Commanding Camp.
CIfAS. f.. DAVIS,
LIST Lieu; and A1jutant.
The t.overnor and Council and the Gov
ernot. personal staff will visit the camp OF
the rfemen this, Tuesday morning and
viii take dinner with Col. Kendall and the
officers
The company team match at 300 yards
will begin At 30 o'clock Tuesday morning
and sill be- followed, probably, at 1880
oelock by the distinguished msrksmens'
,harp.hootet.', regimental inspectors and
marksmen. matches which viii
complete the shooting AT 200 yards The
iay. work will probably close the distiu-
snished marksmcus and sharpshooters
matches at 800 and coo yarJr, completing
the competition In these two classes.
That the boy. viii fare well while in
camp may be seen from the following
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-29

Henry Dresser spent Sunday with friends
in Durham.
Miss Lottie Wallace was with friends in
Durham over Sunday.
Mrs. C. W. Groton went to Boston Mon
Jay. She returns Friday.
Mrs. Cedorn Moulton has returned from
visit to her old home in Greene.
Prof. Thompson and family Of the Frs
kline school in China were in the city Mon
day.
Harry Ward of Boston has been visiting
hi. cousin, Charles II. White on Capitoi
street.
Mr.. HE. Farnham of Lock Haven.
Penn, i. visiting her mother, Mrs. F. A.
HAYWARD, on Spruce street.
Hon. r. Y. Chalk and family, who have
been at Alton Bay. N. r.. for several
weeks. returned to the city Monday.
George F. Giddings, having spent his va
cation with his parents in this city will r.
turn to the Pennington State Normal
| school.
Mrs. +. II. Niekerson Of Portland AMI
| little daughter Hope, who have been VISIT
ing Mrs. Nickerson's sister. Mrs. }. +.
Bean, returned home Monday.
Mise Lillian r. Cummings and Miss LII
liam NJ. Wakefield Of Augusta. who have
been spending several days At Squirrel Is
land. returned home last week.
Mrs. Cha,. 4. Nash and her father, Col.
II. p. Liyermore Of Hallowell, who will be
80 in December, LEFT on train No. ii Mon
day afternoon for Bangor to attend tue
| Eastern Maine State fair.
Howard oven. the popular editor OF the
Maine Farmer, was in town Monday from
Cobbosseecontee pond. where he Is spend
inn his vacation. on his way to brunswpk
to visit the old family homestead.
| Miss Emma Cummings returned nom'
Saturday. after her absence Of eight mouths
during which she visited San Francisco ane
Sacramento, Cal, Salt Like City, Utah
CHICAGO. Philadelphia and New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-29
CRACK SHOTS.
Picked RiAemen Of the n. G.
S. N. 10 Town.
eoeampmeat on the Muster FieId---
Bill Of Fare.
.....,s,,sas f~ csapstitisas Issstsy-ust
d Estsiss.

Ma, quite muster but Almost - good 10 the
s,.,s ,s,ot or the annual rife composition Of
the g. g. 8. N.
oses more AasustA's streets are dotted
,,s he boys in blue and once more the
,o,s ,siosces in the presence Of the Stat<'s
defenders.
in team. and by individuals they arrived
sv ever train Monday. The greater part,
,nxsysr. of the soldier boys came in the
afternoon.
4, .boa, o'clock they rendszvoused At
v,oaisn hall ard formed in line led BY the
co.y g,zh school drum eofps, Cony Stnr-
-, drum major, and the Capital Guards,
co-,p.ay r. Of the First. under Lieut. o.
pl.exinytsn. The Guards we're in full
,oisoru ard acted As an escort Of honor.
Following them came the various teams
marching IN sets Of fours.
col. l.. II. Kendall Of the First Regiment,
.ho hal command Of the column. was
xs,coms and familiar sight as he rode at
III. head Of the line. mounted as usual upon
cardy shlts horse.
Alno., Immediately after the arrival at
III, muster field. quarters we're assigned,
the tent. having already been pitched BY
,hs .Aiatant-ze generals department,
There we're Il tents pitched for the non
commissioned officers and priyates, and the
hs.daa.rter. buildings had been prepared
for the officers
The camp organized with Col. Kendall
commanding Lieut., Chas. II. Davis OF the
y,.t .ijatsnt Lieut.. Ernest W. Russell
.,,hs Second and Lieut.. Horace V. Jonah
Of the Heavy Artillery Battalion. assistant
,u,xsons. The Capital Guards, Lieut..
Bl.rkins,on commanding, have been or
dared out TO 10 guard duty, and a sergeant,
three corporals and nine priyates from this
company will be detailed nightly for guard
Au,y which will give three details to cover
the four posts.
Col Kendall issued the following order
Monday evening
NArioyAL GuARD
ofIns STATE OF MAINE.
ArAtGtsrA. Aug. rs. 1893.
ORDER
No >.
The following duty calls and hours
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-29
CHINA PROTECTS WER OWN
II will Probably Nei Rstallais a American
Resideais In chiaa.

OMAHA, Neb Aug. 29.-The new am
assador from China to the United States
assed through Omaha last night on bis
,ay to Washington. He 10 accompanied
\ his suite, consisting Of 26 officials, their
amilies and servants. When asked re-
pecfing the attitude Of his government
pward the Geary Law, Yang Yu said that
Dc government does not expect that the
United States will seek further To enforce
be law, and until it does, and Chinese citi-
ems suffer by ito operation, the Chinese
government will do nothing.
II an attempt should be made to enforce
be law, this might Leaf to Developments
be minister said, Of which he did mot care
) speak. In any event, China would a.
says strive to protect her children. He
Ioes not believe that any retaliatory meas.
lYes will be taken against American resi-
jents in China, for whom, he ssys, i've
ave great regard and affection"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-29

MONDAY. n n Is.
Supper Baked beans brown bread
whit. bread. rold corued beef, butter,
douytnuts. code anil tea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-29

CAN t0U READ IT?
There may be some mystery about that
sign. but there is nothing my sterinus about
fine eroceri-s. They are right in quality,
right in weight, right in every essential that
contributes to the best of service. anil they
are sold at price which enables the pur-
chaser to have the price To bny them. They
include everything. wet and dry, fresh and
prepared. and they include the choicest
varieties known to the trade. You can buy
nothing from US that You Cannot buy with
perfect safety just now we are especially
we'll equipped with
Flour, T~a. Golfer. Spires, Mo-
lasses. sfc.
~. L.. ~IH1011
227 Mater 81.
angioltf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-29
ROW aAy.E

ENO1 aAl.E--or 10 Let furnished hoasr n,
u Middle 81. Aisp to let 10 Chelsea = eoo
house with barn II desired. Apply TOD. 7. Pa
terpen. Au1sidtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-29

ian Russell and Howell Osborne sail for
europe on the same steamship. leaving this
,ort September 9, but that marriage cere-
nony between them would either directly
,recede their start or Immediately follow
he termination II their ocean voyage. A
friend Of Mr.. Osborne admitted that this
Fas entirely correct. Every possible pre-
|aution, he observed, had been resorted to
or keeping the matter entirely secret.
Howell" said he, "has already cher
shed the hope that at some future time
diss Russell would come back to him.
he Russell affair has been the passion Of
is life. and, when she recently deigned to
gain receive him in Chicago his delight
new no bounds. He has proposed mar
iaee, has been accepted, and now 10 CON-
letting unusually important details Of the
reparations for the event.
1T has been arranged that he 10 to make
very large marriage settlement on bis
ride, and 1t Is about this matter that he
as been busy for We ( or ten days in
lew York."
."What 10 the figure" was asked. at 10
OF far from three quarters Of million OF
pillars"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-29
Bill OF fare Tor the Shoot.

MoSnaY. Atrtst %.
Supper Baked beans, brown bread
whit. bread. roll corued beef, butter,
doughnuts. coffee AMI tea.
rrFsraN- ,r"rsr 20.
Breakfast Fried fish halibut or sword
col corned beef, bread and butter, coffee
and tea
Dinner Roast beef. potatoes. green corn,
bread and butter pie apple or berry
coffee and tea
Supper Same as on Monday.
NFpStsp,i. ArGl ST 80.
breakfast Beef steak or roast beef
bread sui butter, doughnuts. baked pots
toes, coffee ani tea
Dinner Roast Lamb string beans. pota
toes, green corn. pie, bread and butter
coffee and tea pie apple or berry
Following are given the names Of the
members of the company teams and the
individuals entered in the various classes
Company Teams.
F'"'f E""Nf'r-c""r A-f0f'l's'
capt A bow
s'rs' lhomss.
Corp chs. Hak.r.
Private Miles Stand.h
wmM Locke
a Godt'ey.
EnurlSA h ptRVtASp
Can,iup.s.,
>.rs, pY,Irke
So ~ n -
Corr, n " Wax
rrit.f. a n psh.
wv ,n,t.a,
stu'tfue-''
COMPANY c-AunuR>
,W nsore.
L"N' ! hAtn"}.
u hatnsy,
Ns,N lans,
,,,,, a e'e,f"s'
a." tils
CuNFANN n NORWAY.
Sn.u,s,
- 800
'".p hroes'
Ntrs'
Privair n Hor
" stc,
Na.h
tnNrA$N 4 PORTLAND.
Lieut. r 1 anxs,
No,.iT.n,,
serss Msss,rs
f>heNey,
Sofp Donovan.
9s4issheF,
iA'emsh'
r.yrr .,..,..r
tt. ~
80. y FsttoAnS-'
I Shspman.
DIV Iosr,oy.
l Corp 30 N whtiea'
! I'm Scrtbner
PRIVATE IL soaihsrd
tNfANf e. BlhpEtosn.
t,errt Beui 6ooder
John Gooa,.r,
rsa,e Isaac b Adams.
Jas II t.ooiler.
n Ped FAINTER
hsleisn II Goodwin
rnvp,xxu p,
"''
Gray.
r.ss eiermah ieaNit,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-29

In pursusnce Of the order made by Hon. Arfe-
nss kibbey, Justice of the Saprsme Judicial Courf
S.rshv give notice Of their appointment a. con
~issiouers to receive and decide upon AZ eistmd
Mimi this Tnstitstion. They are TO be in ses
sion at the banking rooms q the hisnmonu
M fourth day Of September next. Tu ssday,
the ,hird day OF October. next, and
tuesday, the seventh day Of November, nexi' :,
TN a,c.ack in the forenoon to receive proof OF
inch cisipus All claims mot presrnted wiu o.
haired from participating In any di.snoaoon q
tn, sssets Of said corporation. All dsposifofs ~
r. aae.ted TO bring in their books TOR eorreeton
and verifieAiion.
Augusa .. eomms
PRANK L. SrAFLKs.s ssooefs-
Heath 3 Taen, n.fn-
Complainsnts Solicitors.
asgzitlav9t
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-17
her nose in his cigar pocket.

her nose in his cigar pocket.
New Orleans is an old city of the
South" he said, with creoles and
crocodiles in it, and a shell road, so
called because the two armies snelled
each other along this road in the war
New Orleans" he said, looking
hastily at his cuff, lis also a great
sugar market for the plantations along
the river"
On, how sweet!7 she said. I'VE
will go out to a plantation where they
are making sugar, and we will make
wax sugar. Did you e eat any of
that, Ambrosei"
NO. What is isl"
Why, you just take the hot sugar,
you know, and pour it on the snow.
Il is real good"
She will make a good wife to him, l
am sure, and will order things from
the market. She will order her Gro
quettes by the set and live for weeks
on purple cold slAw because it matches
the tableclOth.
But Ambrose will not care-that is,
for three or four weeks-and then he
will have the collie some night,and she
will talk to him about his heart and
to keep it ever true to her, when it is
not his heart that ia hurting him at
all, and she will put a beautiful pale
blue night shirt IN him to roll on the
floor in till the doctor comes, and the
doctor will after he has heard the his
tory of the caee, take her aside and
tell her if she really does love Ambrose
she had better get goods that will
match his interior decorations instead
of the ~tablecloth, and he will recover,
and by and by they will accidentally
know something. BILL NYE.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-17

promptly buckle on two six shooters,
noun u running mule and demand
an interview.
Ills MISTAKE.-His honor the mayer
VINO Is ourself) deeply regrets the
IlCCle incident which occurred at the
city hall Monday afternoon. and in
pleased to lie Urn that the verdict of the
puollc IS with him. For many O
past the coroner of this town has con
sldered himself a bigger man than the
mayor. [ was a great mistake ON his
par, but we let it go until the critter
came to the conclusion that he was
running most Of the territory. Mon
day afternoon we found him at our
official desk, with his heels on cur off
cial blanks, and one of our official
cigars between his teeth. He only
struck the stairs once on his way down,
and 1t was thirty minutes before he
opened his eyes and recognized Nose
Williams, who was feeding him whisky.
We were elected to run this town.
When we show signs of weakness it
will be time for some one else to step in.
The coroner is a good man, and he has
a very graceful way of presiding at an
inquest, bu5 the swelling in his head
must be kept down. He says he will
gun for us a soon as able TO get out,
but that was to be expected. When
we :cepted the office we accepted all
the chances.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-17
ALLEGED FUN.

The family pocket book is having it's
holiday opening,-Atchison Globe.
A divorce lawyer likes a domestic
broil done acknowledgement Re
publican.
1t is easier to return thanks than
borrowed money.-TeGGs SJttngs.
An Arkansas man is credited with
40 wives. He must be the original
Arkansas traveler.-N Y. Telegram.
We do not know how much Eve
loved Adam; she did not wear her
heartupon her sleeve. Modern Society.
AS a rule it takes more to keep up
appearances than it takes to support a
family.-Gutres'on Neors.
He Great minds run in the same
channel, Miss Efie." Miss Efie Gn-
nocently)-" How do you knowT'-
Detroit Free Press.
DO you have chestnuts with your
turkeyY" Il should say So" replied
the small boy. Paw always tries to
be funny on holidayb."- Washington
Star.
Mudge-'Thompson called me an
idiot" Yabsley-"YOu needn't mind
that. Thompson always does exag-
gerate more or less."-IndiGndpOlis
Journal.
Miss Madison-"Strang your recital
was not a success. The papers said
that the audience went wild" Pad
eruhisky-" That means they STAN
peded for the box-offce ."-NeuU York
Tribune.
Carleton Gates-"Are you really so
hard upf" Tramp-"Hard upH Why,
boss, If suits of clothes wuz selIin' at a
cent apiece, l wouldn't have enough to
buy the armhoIe of a vest"-Snaith
Gray & Co.'S Monthly.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-17
THE N OF TOUCH.

a curious scientist, who has been
giving careful attention t. The matter,
says that mans II Of touch, or feel
ing, resides almost wholly in the skin
and IN those Of the body, as the lips
and the tongue, that are most exposed,
while some of our most important
organs, the heart, for instance, and the
brain, are quite insensible to touch,
thus showing that not only are nerves
Necessary for the sensation, but also the
special end organs. The curious fact
was noticed with the greatest aston
ishment by Harvey, who, while treat
ing a patient foran abscess that caused
a large cavity in his side, found that,
when he put his fingers into this cavity,
he could actually take hold of the heart
without the patient being in the least
aware of what he was doing. This so
interested Harvey that he brought
King Charles [. to the mans bedside
taat "he might himself behold and
touch so extraordinary a thing" In
certain operations a piece of skin is re-
moved from the forehead to the nose,
and it is stated the patient, oddly
enough, feels as if the new nasal part
were still in his forehead and may
have a headache in his nOsp.-NeW Or
ledns Picdyune.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-17
TOOK HIS MEASURE,

A very high toned looking young
man, in exquisite moustache, loud
plaid clothes, red necktie, low-crowned
hat, staw-c Olored kids, and knitting
needle cane, walked into a tobacco
shop, and, throwing down a half dol
lar on the counter, said:
Well, this is the worst town I ever
saw; a gentleman can't get anything
III 1t satisfactory, and [ am utterly I'M
able to see how a person of fastidious
taste can live here. l say, Mr.. Shop
keeper, can YOU sell a fellow a decent
oigari"
Yes, sir" said the cigar maker,
meekly.
"Well, then, fly around lively and
do it. Don't you see that half d~oIlarg"
Yes, sir. What kind of a cigar do
you wish, sirG"
What kind9'
Yes, sir"
Why, look at me, sir, a moment,
and see for yourself what kind of a
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-17

cigar would suit me-" and he drew
himself up grandly and gAEed down
upon the shop keeper. The shop keeper
looked, and then took in the half-dol
lar, got out n cigar, handed it to the
man with forty nine cents change, and
said:
II owe you half a cent, sir, but I
can't make change unless you take an
other cigar" The nice young man
looked at the shop keeper and then at
himself, and, without a single word,
walked out of the shOp.-Erchange.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-17
STATE BANKS.

ACT L.
Nicholas.-"Vell, mien friendt, vot
you drinks bout dot capitol crowd
dot legislature9"
Patrick" Shure, an OF thinks
they'll be afther doing the country
good"
N.-"You not drinks der banks for
dot State would pc guide, somedimes9'
Ply the howly! an Dim not
afther saying they'd bring bad tonnes
to yes"
N-"Den you vas Won ignorant
bout dot State. I hab money in dot
State, l Will hab not so much money in
dot udder State. If dot bank in dot
State bust und | hab money in dot
bank, dot State not can bay 80 much
to me back as dot nation. Now if dot
nation hab money SO much sometimes
und dot State not hab dot money so
much, vat dot State want to do dot
nations peesness fur und poot a risk
on dose 'eeples in dot State vot shOod
be, und is on der beeples ob DOT n%ation9
Men, I drinks dot not pc goot fur de
beeples OBJ dot State"
P-"O hv! an yes making me
b1ave as yes do. Oil be afther say
ing the same to Bridget
N.-"Vell, goot py."
P.-"May the no Wy St Pathrick
be wild yes"
Patrick-"Top O. the mornin' to
yes. mister Sweitzer."
Nicholas.-"G Dot mornin', men
frieudt"
P-"Yisterday yes wuz a tellin' me
the State banks wuz bad cess to the
payples.
ND j vOs it.
P.-"B' the howly shamrock, yes
ought've heard me Bridget Niver
will l DC afther Jellin' her that same
agin."
N.-"Vot dot you toles mien frOwT'
Pr says Bridget, I'll be afther
making me fortune Und Rory O'Flan-
nigan, that same boy whut swapes the
straits wild me. An its a State bank
we'll open wild a bond me father left
him. Saix per cent. it is we'll be get
ting on tibet bond frum the State, an
saix we'll be chargin' the payples.
Saix per cent, from the State Oil be
afther giving Rory O'Flannigan an
the saix per cent. frum the payples DILL
be kapiDg meself."
N.-"Vell, vot bout vos dot row SO
queek."
P.-"Bridget says it WIZ ch'atin' the
paypIes Oh would be afther; that Rory
O'Flannigan gifts saix per cent. from
the payples on his bond. Murther, but
Bridget wuz riled."
N.-"Goot Ply, mien friendt till dot
next week"
P.-"May no bad cess come to yes"
r. PENsTOCK.