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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-14
Courtesy in Stores

The woes of the saleswoman-or lady
If she so prefers it-have made many a
draught on public sympathy, so pronnp,
TO so out 10 the wrong person. Not that
she Is exactly the wrong person There
are doubtless martyrs on both sides o
the counter, but We hear less OF the
martyr on the outside. Who Is certainly az
much OF A bruised and bleating worm
as Sir Boyle says, as the other. The pale
girl, pulling down box after box and bale
after bale Tor the exacting shopper, wnC
ends up with the purchase OF a package
or hairpins and the threat 10 report hei
10 the hoorwalker for lack Of attention
is certainly a more picturesque object
OF compassion than the pale shopper whc
finds the fascinating pursuit OF making
one dollar do the work Of two sin furth'
er enhanced by the naughty inoinerenet
(when IL Is not active animosityD OF tn.
girl whom she is too good ma, red 10 re
port NO one thinks Of her rights auc
Yrones-least OF all the ealeswcman.
have heard OF. but never seen, the wo.
man 70 whom shopping was diversion
and the examination OF articles she hasn't
the remotest intention or means OF pur
chasing a delight. The papers poke FUR
at her the saleswomen COMPLAIN ~ her
but eyerY woman question responds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-14
YIRGINIA EEMhLE INSTITUTE.
commencement Exercises - Deaf. Dumb
and Blind

STAUNTON. VA. June l3.-Sreciai'-
This Is the last week Of commencemen's
in the many stanton schools. the arr
reception al the Virginia Female lnstieu',I,
of which Mrs General j. r.. - StuaI' 80
principal was held yesterday iTViiI ~. ~
A. NJ. 20 6 L. NJ. II Is a. most e.es ,.
exhibit in every department. on "a 49,
water color. sepier. pasteI, pen az" ,rH,
and china. In this del artineht the VIZ s
is speclaliy fine The closing exercises Oh
tbts schooi took place this morning.
mr. no,,sic was OF a high order and was
o,an,,tcd With great skill and brilliancy.
Me- Uopkins. OF Richmond, completely
oopt,red Inc audience by her singing.
0"treere were only two full graduates:
nice Ethel Cummins. Of Kentucky. and
tts IL, J{sfhcr.ne AdDms. IF ARKANSAS.
,rhn eraduates In the school OF music
, ,nr eNisse.t Katherine Adams. Of Ar
Eaneos: Henrietta Booth. OF Virginia: Ma
10 Ransom. of Virginia: Bessie Robert
10 81 Alabama. and Ida Scott. OF West
VircI,Ia. Rev Or. r. j. McBryde Of
7 c,Inrton pronounced the btrcdiction,
ana The session of $685. vas ended.
The Deaf. Dumb and Blind Institution
&c also having its final exercises. The con-
cert took place yesterday morning in the
chanel of the institution. II is always a
nafbefic sight TO see these afflicted ones
,,,iav and hear their sweet, sad voices.
Thev are naturally musical and love to
sing This concert is always looked for
ward 10 by the public generally with
mich pleasure, and It is hard to get even
standing room. The care Of these afflicted
ones IL surely one OF the States noblest
charities.
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through the cylinder. with cross-heads at
either end. On the piston within the
cylinder. is a series OF armatures OF pecu-
liar construction. on the axle OF the
driving wheels are commustatOrs whose
function is to apply and cut off the cleo
trio current, Just as the eccentrics con-
troll the steam Of a steam engine. The
principle OF the machine IS the admission
Of the current 20 the magnets IN the
sv,inder. which are in advance OF the
piston rod. and by their action on the
armatures the piston rod Is moved for
ward As the stroke is ended the cur
rant is cut off from the magnets first
charged. and applied TO those at the rear
of the piston. giving It a reverse motion,
fbus maintaining a strong, regular mo-
ton. There is absolutely no back pres
sure from the electric current. while in
q rotary motor this IS estimated at
twenty per cent OF the force applied.
II IS practicable TO run the machine
at 200 revolutions Of the axle per min
ute. and with a driving wheel Sl-2 feet
I'm diameter and the crank-pin three feet
from the centre there would be a 6-fo0t
stroke. under n fun head Of power. The
machine is adapted 70 receive the cleo
trio current either by trolley wire.
third rail in the track or from astorage
battery .-BostonT Transcript.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-14
REV. DIR. HIDEN'S ADDRESS
At Williamsburg on Memorial Day-Fa-
Yornblc Cnfnments

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, June 13.-~Spe-
cial.-The address OF DR.. Hiden at Cam
eron Hall night before last was some
what unique in it's character, and has
been the subject of much favorable com
ment. IT started out with a poem. COM
memorating the virtues and herOism Of
the Confederate generals. Then h gave
a succinct account Of the formation Of
the Colonies into a provisional govern
ment under the Articles Of COnfedera-
ton. and hurriedly sketched the formation
Of the Federal Union, under the Constitu
ton.
lie declared that Virginia and other
southern States entered the league, as
Lord Brougham called 1t. with the dis
tinct understanding that they would with
draw whenever the Government under
the new compact should become oppres-
sive TO them. This oppression. he said,
came TO "A climax when his Majesty
Abraham Lincoln called on Virginia for
troops 20 cOerce her sister States lie
declared secession a cOntitutiOnal right
and jeff. Davis a patriot. saying that he
wished every young person in the South
had copy Of BledsOe's book entitled.
rs Davis a Traitor" so that they might
Judge for themselves. History" said
he, "of the early formation OF our govern
ment records the fact that the States
had reserved rights and the right TO
withdraw was one Of them. and all the
cannon and rifles that have ever been
made, and all the lies that have ever
been told cannot alter it,"
He said that 200O00 men were four
years defeating 100000 patriots. who
fought the civilized and the semi-cviliz-
ed world. lie told in true tar-heel style
of the old Carolina Confederates. who
just after the war in reply 10 the taunts
Of a Federal about being whipped said.
We'uns ant whipped. we is jest ward
out whipping you. He gave a graphic
description Of the horrors Of reconstruc-
ton. and said this is what the northern
people call the great magnanmity to-
wards the South. The Doctor concluded
by paying an eloquent tribute to the
heroism and bravery Of the Confederate
soldier, and appealed to the young people
present TO hold dear the memory Of
fence of the home and freside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-14
HO4NOK T. COLLEGE,.
saIutatory Addresses-List of Graduates
Truktees Elected

Erected.
SALEM, VA, June 13.-Commencement
week at Roanoke College closed to-day
with the exercises of the graduating class
beginning at 10 O'clock After the opening
prayer the. young men were introduced
Ferguson, Salem, Va. Latin salutatory;
Wright Stickley Cox. Fort Blackmore.
Va. subject, Party Politics as a Factor
In Representative Government" oscar
McCauley Frantz. Salem, Va, subject,
''The Gothenburg SYSTEM Robert Chris
tan Craig. stanton, Va, subject, "Edu-
cation In Citizenship" Roland Eugene
Cooke. Salem. Va. subject Industrial
waste; George Shelton Bowman. Salem.
Va, subject, THE Equity Of an Income
Tax; Frank Lee Bushong. Woodstock,
Va, yaledictory
The speeches. both in point OF literary
merit and delivery. were unusually good
and reflected great credit ON the ySung
men themselvs and on the college The
moral tributes were numerous and beatui-
tut The degree Of Bachelor of Arts was
conferred on the graduating class.
The degree OF Master OF Arts was con-
ferred on the following members of the
class OF W: Henry Bowman Edmonson
A, ~, NJ. D.. Bradford. Va; Rev. VIM
Archer Rutherford Goodwin. A. u Pc
.ersburs Va; Rev. Anthony Denver Ran
Rev Hery Thomas Hoover. A. b.. swan
noa. N. c.; Robert WHEREFORE Kline
Salem. Va: Rev. G. r. Kuder. A. Il, mis-
sionsry' RaJah Mundry india; Rev
george walker McLanahar. A. b. Phlla-
pelphia. Pa; Rev. John Alfred Morehcaa
a. b.. Burk's Garden, Va. Paul Cook
Nugent A. b. c. e.. Houston. Tex; Rev.
Martin MA Luther Peter, a; b.. st. JOSEPH.
IND; John Francis Ribble. A b.. Cassa-
nova, Va; Thomas white,aw Sims, 49, b.,
NJ d.. Roanoke Va.
The honorary degree OF Master OF Arts
was conferred on DIR. Bittie c. Keister,
south Boston. va. The junior prize schol-
arship in English was awarded 10 lobn
David Rodeffer. OF Lovettsville. Va. the
trustees medal In mathematics 10 Ebert
Yonce Morehead. Wytheville. Va: the
Iacuity In Greek 10 Ashton Waugh Nc
Wharton, Salem, Va: the LITERARY Stole
ties medal in oratory 10 Charles Isfay-
ette Brown, OF spartansburg, i. c.
Exist DISTINCTIONS given on an average
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-14
BETHEL ACADEMY.
The Scholarship Medal Won by mr. Hill
house. of CnIifornia-The Drill

BETHEL ACADEMY. VA, June b.
Specialize final passed off most sue
cessfuny to-day. with the Hon. J. c.
Hutchison. of Texas. as orator of the
dav. The scholarship medal was award
cd IN Byron +. HnlhOuse. of California,
VINO was also presented with a diploma
as a full graduate, the first one under the
new requirement. Medals were awarded
az follows: Best soldier. John +. Good
wvn. Arkansas; Governor Smith debaters,
v G. Kicker n. j.; Corcoran essaysts, W.
r. sheppard. Virginia: declaimer. j. l..
Alexander, Virginia; orators 5, George j.
Holiday, South Carolina.
The diplomas were presented by Colonel
John scott. of Fauquier. and Hon. J. c.
Hutchinson presented commissions from
the Governor 10 the following:
Captain y. F. Hnlhouse. captain
T. 6. Croft. First Leuteenant Wy W.
T. Sheppard, First Lieutenant H. b. Will
liams, Second Lieutenant and Adjutant
S. i. Holiday, Second Lieutenant and
Quartermaster p. w Crawford
The competitive drill ended in victory
for Company Il.
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An INrERESTING POINT.
Momieide Committed in Tennessee by Par
ties Standing in North Carolina.

ASHEVILLE, y. e, JIDe l3-Special.-
Two men, named respectively Hall and
Hadey. shot and killed one Bryson while
the latter was beyond the State line and
in Tennessee, the two former standing
I'm North Carolina when they fired the
fatal shot They were convicted, and APP
pealed 20 the Supreme Court. whore the
judgment of the lower court was reversed
Tor want OF juriscicuOn. They immediate
~ sued out wit Of habeos corpus, de-
sought 10 retain them 10 await requisi-
t9o0 bv the Governor Of Tennessee.
The question IS. are they the subjects
Of evtradltion. being citizens Of North
Carolina and not fugitives from the JUS
rice of Tennessee. lnasmuch as they
have never fed from the latter state
The application for the writ Of habeas
corpus was allowed by Judge Newer, it
Is stated.
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LIBRARY COUPON.

/ ReyerIes OF Bachelor
2. Lays OK Ancient home.
3. InlylOsS Scandal
4. The House oi the Seven Gables
3. CRAWFORD.
4. The Coming Race.
T. Dream Lie.
5. FTankensteln.
a Book OF Golden Deeds
To- Moses from al Old Manse.
II. The Scarlet Letter.
II. E8says or Lila 49,.
II Vicar OF Wakefield
IA Twlce-Told Tales.
H. Paul and Virginia.
i6 STORY OF an African Farm"
IL Lays OF the Scottish Cavaliers
Is Lucille.
10 Dreams.
1D Black Beauty.
N. one OF the Profession.
% SartCr kesartus.
~ The ldyls Of the. King.
% The Pleasures OF Lie.
% The Lady OF the Lake.
81 MOrnlngs in Florence.
81 Rab and Ills Friends.
% whittier Poems.
I9.The Greatest Thing IN the World
30. Lalla ROOkh.
n. LOngfellOw's Poems
~ In MemOnam.
.3 The Princess.
a RasSeldS
ks Poetcal Selections.
IS. Past and Present.
81. .Thoughts from the Emperor Marcus
% "HIeroes and Hero Worship"
20. gales from. Shakespeare.
- "Tal-~ fropl ch7ke9pe5r Second yOl)
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-14
New Process Of Waking Emery ah.c,s

The manufacture Of emery wheels by
an improved process is announced. The
matriX which binds the emery particles
together has i'm this case received special
attention, the materials used being cal
culated 20 produce a guch more compact
and perfect tool than heretofore 4 mix
ture is made Of German or other soft
glass. with a small proportion Of a metali-
eide, such as lead oxide, which possesses
the property OF reducing the fusng point
OF the glass The emery is thoroughly
moistened with water, SO that the sur
face Of every particle shall be- damped.
and IL is then added 10 the binding mix
ture. and II. constituents perfectly inc0r-
porated one with another. A suitable
amount Of the mixture Is rammcd into
metallic mould. which is made into the
shape intended for the tool and. after
being tightly pressed together with plates.
the mould and its contents are exposed
10 the heat Of the furnace. raised % such
a degree as will fuse the binding material.
and the mould is afterwards placed in
an annealng furnace. so that the cooling
shall go on gradually. II is found that
the metallic mould contracts more quick
iy than its contents. and 10 prevent any
injury 10 the wheel the mould is divided
into TWO parts. these being connected by
adjustable screws-NeW York Sun.
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The Pedfor tcaCens Commencement.

BEDFORD SPRINGS, VA. June 10
The closing exercises Of the Bedford
Academy commenced on Sunday, the 10th
instant with the baccalaureate sermon,
by Rev. T. w Belk, Of Chatham.
Va. MIR. Belk preached to crowded
houset and was so charming in manner
and aspect as to hold his hearers spell
bound without the slightest effort. To-
day the grounds in and around the acad-
envy were thronged with students and
visitors, come to participate in the grand
finale" of the most successful year the
academy has had In the annals of its
history. More than one hundred scholars
marched in procession TO the church where
the exercises took place.
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4 New Episcopal Church In Cumberland.

CUMBERLAND c. H.. VA. June 10
Specialize church Of All Saints here
was opened with appropriate services on
last Sunday. In the morning the Rev.W F..
Morrison. Chaplain L. 5. Navy. preached
TO fifty persons. The church was crowd
ed: many men who could not get seats
stood at the door and windows.
Dinner was served in the shady grove.
In the afternoon the Rev. j. w. Ware
drove eighteen miles from Farmville and
preached an admirable sermon.
Kind friends In many places contributed
OF their means 10 build this tasteful
church
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FOR PRETTY LOU PARIS
A PARDON TO BE ASKED FOR THE
SLATER OF WILL JOHNSON.
She VIVA Sent to tho North Carolina Penl-
tentlary for Fifteen Years for De-
Tending Her Honor.

RALEIGH. " c., June 13.-Special.-It
Is understood that petition is being cir
cuated in Henderson county asking Gov
ernor Carr to pardon Lou Paris, the SIX
teen-year-old white girl who is now serv-
ing ffteen-year sentence in the peniten-
tiary for fatally stabbing VIII Johnson,
who had accused her Of incontinence. II
will be remembered that Johnson was
her sweetheart and had made a charge
I'm the presence Of a man with whom
he accused her of being too intimate, and
in a rage she jumped forward and stab
* the trial some three weeks ago
there was no jury. and her counsel Ell,
tered the plea Of murder In the second
degree and PRAYED the court 10 be as
lenient as possible. She was sentenced
TO fifteen years and thirty days, this
being the limit. 1t IS on account or THIS
and the extreme youth or the prisoner
that an effort is now being made to Sc
cure a pardon. IL Is believed that the
effort VIII be successful
WAX FOREST COLLEGE.
The Alumni address was last night de-
lvercd at Wake Forest College commence
ment by Hon. T.. j.. Jones, OF W lhstCn'
lis subject was: THE Boy Of the Old-
feid school: ne has shaped oUr Destiny
IN the IaSt, ana Will III the uluA~' liz
made a splendid address.
This morning the Rev. Or. c. T. McCon-
nell delivered the literary address, and
this evening Or. +. VI. Poteat, OF New
Haven. Conn, preached the haccalau-
rcate resmcn Tomorrow is graduation
day. The board Of trustees conferred no
honorary degrees this year Many i'm
provements Will be made in the college
during the summer months.
ATTEMPTS AT ARSON.
The cclored nurse employed by Ar.
Phil Taylor Of this city. last night made
two NJ successful attempts 10 burn his
residence on Hilsboro street me INST
fire vas kndled in an unused room by
pot ring kerosene on the floor ana iSnltlng
IT, The second Was started i'm the base
ment some two hours later The damage
I'm both cases was slight. The nurse was
o-day arrested and placed in jail. No
cause can be assigned for her conduct,
except that she nad been severely re-
proved by her mistress.
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION.
State Geolcgist Holmes is appointed TO
represent the State at the rational con-
ventiOn i'm the interest Of good roads, 20
be held at Asbury Park. y. j.. July 5th
and Gth. The Democratic Convention OF
the Fourth congressional district is called
10 meet at Raleigh August 18th. The con-
ver.ion Of the FouItn judicial district
meets at Smithfield July 18Th.
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Grade Of 95 in all studies awarded 10
,wenfy.four students. and second dis
tnctions given on an average grade OF ~
~, VIZ t,renty-four students, being the largest
nnuber ever won at college.
n was announced that William Ruth
rauff. cashier OF the Farmers National
Bank. OF Salem. and George kolner.
q member OF the House OF Delegates for
Augusta county. Va, had been elected
trustees.
Work has been begun on the annex
10 the library building. which is TO be
used as a reference.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-14
New Electric Locomotive.

There Is an eectric locomotive in course
Of construction in this city which prom
ises 20 meet all the requirements for
propeling railroad trains. IL is an eight
horsepower machine and & IS unique.
The distinctive feature OF the inven-
ton IS the substitution Of n piston and
cylinder I'm place Of the usual rotary
motor for the application OF power The
cylinder IS much longer than for steam
purposes. and has In its interior a series
Of magnets. The piston passes entirely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-14
THE UkfS WON.
They Elect Town Officer. at Boydton by q
Close Call.

BoYDTON, VA, June lS.-spec.al-;A
here yesterday for Mayor and council
men. the issue being on the whisky
question. The drys Won by majority OF
three. electing T. II. Boyd Mayor and
G. II. Baskervill, G.. w. Brooks. c. Has
kins. c. ~ Williams A. r. Homes. and
A. W. Lloyd councimen. T. II. Boyd.
c. II. Baskervil, and G. w. Brooks were
voted for by both sides. The election
passed off quietly.
County Court is in session here now.
Most of the cases that are now being
tried are triiling ones. which have hereto
fore been tried in the Magistrates Court
but. under the decision Of the Court II
Appeals. jury now must try them. The
expenses of these trials in this county
alone is very heavy.
Colonel J. 5. Alexander. Of this place,
who has been visiting his son In Louisiana
for several months. returned on Sunday.
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Funeral of Mr.. James s. Jones

STEVENSVILLE. VA. June l2.-Spe-
GALA large and sorrowful concourse
# friends and relatives assembled at
Bennington Baptist church on yesterday
at O'clock Y. NJ. 10 pay the last tribute
of lovirg respect 10 Mr.. James S. Jones.
the King and Queen member OF the Vir-
ginia House of Delegates. Rev II. c. Her
ring read the service.
The pall-bearers were W. +. Bagby.
Albert Gresham, Willy Fleet, George
Haynes, James r. Fleet, and Frank
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-14
THE PRoHIBITloNIsTs.


CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE, VA.
lime 13.-Special-HO William |. Clop-
ton opened his court Monday a large
number OF cases were disposed OF py the
Hon. George d. wise was here yester-
day to let HIS friends know he is a can
didate for Congress.
MISS Clara IL. Wright. Of Rowling
Green. who has been visiting Miss May
Moody. of Magnolia Grange. has returned.
The hail storm that passed throush
portion OF this county was very destruc-
tive. A number of crops were entirely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-14

Two Russian engineers. Novitzki and
Pokrsch.cvhiktz, are said 20 be in treaty
with the English Admiralty for raising
the armored cruiser Victoria, which was
sunk off the coast Of Asia Minor on June
p 1893. The engineers tested their con-
templated method last August by raising
a sunken boat I'm the Weichsol near War
saw. The boat lay nj a depth of 80 feet.
ana the engineer sent down divers with
TWO waterproof balloons, which were fas-
tened u the sides OF the boat, and taen
inflated with air. The success OF the ex-
pertinent prompted them 10 The more
ambitious enterprise of raising the Vic
toria. Her displacement is l0f7O toms
ana they propose 10 raise her by means
or 10 balloons. The prime difficulty Of
the Undertaking lies ia the fact that the
Victoria Hes at a depth Of l3Sm. which
gives "A calculated pressure Of II atmos-
pheres. This difficulty Ii is proposed 10
overcome by means Of a diying-chambcr
sufilciently strong 10 support Che pres
sure and so cOntriyed that the divers
VIII be able 70 attach the balloons 10
me wreck without leaving the chamber.
There Is nothing new I'm the proposal;
the submarine engineer. Wilhelm Bauer
IN 1865 by means Of air-ballOons. raised
the steamship Ludwig which had zone
down In the Boden See In lsGl
"See our great fire sale" as the dis.
charged clerk said when they chased hin-
-stairs.-Cleveland Plaln-Dealer.
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mrs. TANCE'S DENIAL.
What She Says About tho Publication
Made by Her Stepson.

WASHINGTON. June l3.-The widow of
Senator Vance. Of Novth Carolina, has
written :his statement as a rcjoinder TO
the card Of her stcrson.
1.-THE card and other statements COM
ing from Charles X. Narce concerning
the removal Of Senator NapCe's remains
are pronounced by his widow TO be simply
malicious falsehoods or the outgiUngs Of
a dlsordercl brain"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-14

Captain Adolph Fcletsch, Of Milwaukee.
who proposes 10 cross the Atlantic In a
y y. with his little craft. the Nina, on
Monday The vessel is built after the
American type. Nat bottom. with a centre
board. and IS forty-seven feet over ALI
with nine and a half feet beam. She
is rugged with two apars. and has a sail
area OF 100 yards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-14
A Convict Escapes.

FARMVILLE, VA, June l3.-Special.-
One OF the convicts brought 10 this coun-
~ TO work the public roads escaped to-
day about IL O'clock HIS name is
iuelie. aged twenty years from Halifax
county.
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Secin' Things.

I amt afcard Nv snakes. or toads. or
bugs. or worms. or mice
An things at girls are skeered Nv /
think are awful nice,
I'm pretty brave. | guess; an yet 1 hate
10 20 10 bed.
For. when I'm tucked up warm an snug,
an when my prayers are said.
Mother tells M Happy Dreams" an
takes away the light.
An leaves me lyin' all alone an seem
things at night,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-14

Commonwealer-"Ha you an extry
coat. maam2'
lady-"Yes; extra coat Of whitewash tc
put on the back fence"
"Huh. -CIeveland Plain-Dealer.
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Sometimes they're In the corner, some
times they're by the door
Sometimes they're all a-standn' in the
middle NV the floor:
Sometimes they are a-sittin' down. some
times they're walkin round
So softly and so creepy like they never
make a sound,
Sometimes they arc as black as ink
an other times they're white
But the color amt no difference when
you SEE things at night,