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CARSAuAE-on Thursday night, March 20.
a 1891. ut ms o'clock. GEoRGE II. CARsAItAs.
Funeral from, the family residence. No. .sl2
,.N Main street, on Sunday afternoon Mt l:i5
o'clock. Services ., Second Presbyterian
church at O'Clock. Friends Of tho family
IL, arc respectfully invited to attend. litter.
inent at Greenwood cemetery. Please omit
nowcrs.f 4, sll'T l II, e
CHAMBERS-On Friday, March 10. 1891. Mt $50
% Nh; J0ErN NJ EiiAMREG'. ngcd 70 years, 8
months AMI dag. IL - i ,E q
Funeral Sunday nitcraoon Mt. o'clock from his
5t' late residence. on the west end OF Fourth
- strcct. IN Martins Ferry. ChIo. ~
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@ Those who have used Dr.. Kings New
Discovery know. its value, and those
who have not, have now theiophortu.
nifty to try it free. Call on ths adyer-
tised druggist and getatrial bottle free.
Send your name and address to II. L.
Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and ge. sam.
pie box Of Dr.. Kings New Life Pills
free. as well us copy Of Guide to Health
and Household Instructor, FREQ. All OF
iwhicllis guaranteed to do you good and
cost you nothing. Logan Drug Co.'s
drug store. 5 !,s4fi 4
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There Was no Match.

Jimmie Rowan fully expected to 20
on against Billy Plilnmer at the Grand
for four rounds for $50 last night,
but Plimmer refused. It was gem
erallytunderstood they would meet
and a good crowd gathered. mainly
to SEQ this feature Of: tho show. Rowan
and his friends felt little sore over the
matter. Night before last Manager
Feinler told an ISTELLIGEScER man
Plimmer would accept no challenges
while III Wheeling. "a g 4;
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Fourth and Last Mid. winter Excursion TO
WnslilnCton, u. C., md baltimore via u.
3 Q. Tharsday, April 6, 1904. IS; - Il. Z.
Round trip $40. Tickets good ten daya.i
Trains leave Wheeling at ! 40 and 1880
a. M, 200 and 5:S5 p. m. Through
sleeper from Wheeling on the 5:35 p.i
IN. train. 4 3ss5. I; AZ Z, i :.
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MosT mon brcal; down when afflicted
with rheumatism. II they would try
salvation OIL they would lind relief at
once. 4 r.
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EMsHEl,1ER's, ELEvENTu STREET.

~ Special No. 1. h if$S (,
This evening between tho hours OF = and
y. III. wc will sell 200 pairs Horn sdorf
l5c per, pair. y a Z, Is
Il, z. "a. Z, Special No. e.
y 30 dozen Black and Colored Foster
5-hoois Kid Glcrcs, tho 81 20 quality, our
price Coo. "a : . },{S iit "a E'l4BE.
Notice. pair for ench customer. "
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: WE give AWAY "Ilrrms,tnrr, Souyrnirs,,
with Hosiery. GEO. NJ. SHOOK y 90, 4
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SHADE TGrES. shrub, Vines and
CrnGnarA. RMD'hNrnsnalRs. tTol. l4l5i
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SUCCESSFUL r1NANolAL INSTITUTIONS.

Tho United Banking and Building Com.
pany-Its Branch In 1yhc cling aIannE rcd
by Our Most Successful Business Men.
Over 1000 of Stock Already Sub.
sorlbed by wheeling Poopie-Loans
Made on Real Estate Payable Back on
Easy Monthly Payments. y n
The United Banking and Building
Company, Of Richmond; Va, has estab-
lished here ita western department 1t
offers for sale a limited number Of the
shares Of its capital stock, fully paid
and worcestershire, at $50 per share.
The company pays on the cost Of this
stock cash dividend Of @ per cent per
annum, payable ieami.annuallyf on the
list days Of January and July Of each
year. The stock further participates in
tho profits of the business, aud is re-
deemed by the company at its maturity
(whichis estimated to be about eighty
four months at 500 per share, regard
less OF tho cash interest already paid
the holder thereof. This companysis a
well.managed institution, and We cons
mend Its shares TO the investing public.
. The following Is copied from the
Richmond, Va, Dispatch Of the 9Th ult :,
"The annual meeting Of the atockhold-y
ers 1.-THE United Banking and Build
ing Company; WINS hold at its of1ice lin
January. The president submitted his
report as to the business done by the
company during the past twelve
months. Tho showing made was most
gratifying. In this paper President
Blair said that notwithstanding the
terrible financial stringency that the
country had just passed through, the
company was now in better condition
than ever before. The paid up stock
had increased nearly 100 per cont and
local branches had been established in
six states. The report Of the actuaryl
showed that the average profit yielded
by the company sinceits organization
is 10 per cent. The following gentle
men were elected directors: w. j.
johnson, Governor o Ferrall, William
Ryan, II. L Denoon and Lewis Blair
Governor o Ferrall takes tho place of
the late Adolphus Blair on the. direc-,
tory" 8 n 4. n q s ~
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An engine constructed entirely OF
papler mache has been added to tho
Berlin FRO department.. II 2. I.
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wreck tho constitution and sometimes pro-
duce sottcnlng Of tho brain, epilepsy, pa-
ralysls, and oven dread insanity. 5sa'IrI
To reach, reclaim and restore such un-
fortunntcs to ,health and happiness, ia the
MIN Of tho publishers Of a book written in
plain but chasto language, on tho nature,
symptoms md durability, by homo treat
sent sealed, in plain envelope, on receipt Of
tor. cents in Stamps, for pdstagc. Address,
Worlds! Dfpcnsary Medical Association,
Gus Main st., Buffalo, N. Y. l.N.l'
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StTEAiPOTS Mt special prices for a few
days only. EWING BROS, 1915 Market st.
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:lcc-1 pair for ench customer.
All

WE show n new limo OF Ladies' CT, emf
isettcs, all colors. leo. NJ. SHOOK g. CO.
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UNDERTAKING..

IF oUls y'ElErscuY, ..5,.5;
VEN fForlncrly Of frois & r,or..ohr,
FUN E58AiL aDIRECTORf
Ana hrtorlal Embalmor,
iii6 9Slain is're,.. katS,i..
Calls by, telephone answered ,ay or NTH.
s'" ''' ,elaniieona ~: testdoiiss. 5Jl ua.7
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= Tho officers Of the Banking and Build
ing Company arc Lewis II. Blair, presi-
dent; w. ]. johnson, viceEpresident;
w. G. Preston, general attorney; Sam
uel S. Elan. secretary and treasurer;
r. NJ. Cratch6eld, assistant secretary
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Roses that grow ut lowest prices. 8
RElD's NURSERIES. Tel. f1415. &
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For particulars see Prichard 4 Nor
ris, state managers. They can be seen
at the Mcclure House betweenil 10 8 p.
m. and 9 to p. m. The company's attor-
ney here ia w. J.SW. CowGen. IA. IN Fl
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Female
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

vas Yin Eat On deck ready 70 tale
hold 81 him when they got that far.
But all Of a Sudden the passenger hoi-
Tered: Look out t1r yourselves an
thrDved the man OF his shoulders. an
our ship went down like a log II
warn't more than fve minutes. all
told. after we'd been struck
Bat that was four drowned. said
the passenger
II was climbing up he Della ike
mad when heard that steward a-vell-
in. 'CaP-B- an instead q bein' .ate on
the Della there he was soasin' in the
water on a board
You see. the suctsou % the ship 20
in down had lifted the hurricane deck
clean % an let aim cat. an there he
was
The Della was chuck fuiI % pas
sengers. an t.ey sx>d up ny girls al
right. Bet vou Sc. that capu- h 5us'
Sot rattied lie had 20 change his
eourS- completely 10 run iuto ne. an
he had
Vow steady. Charlie. steady ssid
the captain as two shrill sounds came
out % the darkness
Well. yaa had nerve 70 70 back
after your books. said the readsezt
one % the passenger
Well. maybe. the captain an
sversd- modestiy. bat tell you. he
announced. standing straight aud tai
before Is. AMI bringing the edge %
one huge hand down across the palm
OF the other. Pm more excited this
minute teiiin' aboR, Il than was do
IN il that night
Now. starboari Charlie. star
board. ant the captain Iesped up on
the pilothou-@ deck and blew an an
svveriug signal 20 the big barge which
presently came floating toward u in
the wide expause. With = hAls-dozen
schooners, loaded % the waters edge.
in her wake
The favo-i,e passenger sat silent
her ere on The Sc Young face % the
man At the wheel. turning. a. his
duty was his wheel - the lsfs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

TIE empress OF Austria has her hair
shaupooed once month II IS still
beautiful. luxuriant and perfectly
black and when let down touches the
ground As she stands. and she is tall
IL IS said the hair wash requires forty
eggs. and the other ingredients are OBJ
tanned from no less than twenty mys-
FERROUS bottles.
ONE Of the bsst-known figures in
Paris Is Nine Yoer, who. upon the
death Of her husband. = reporter for
the French press. took up his work and
has conducted il with marked enter
prise In her rounds she is zeeonpa-
MED by great white poodle eallsd
The Doctor" who permits no one to
trite with his mistress
ONE Of the authorities on decoration
In England i Mrs Conyns Carr. She
Is the wife of q successful theatrical
manager, and 70 her IDEAS On stage
decoration and costume he owes much
Of his success Mrs. Carr has designed
dresses for several Of Mr.. Irvirgs' plaza
and Is almost always Miss Terry's chief
eoenssiOr On wardrobe matters
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13
WOMEN DISGUISED As MEN
Romantic >torts. Recalled h. = Rrisi-h
War Os1e~ Iueisfqus

" af hl1lsr AuEtstEEr-
The late Col. Burnabr told - The
discovery Il woman who served a. q
soldier in the ranks % the army Of TN.t
Carlos in I-s& she wore the uniform
and lived aud fought jus, a, the other
soldiers. but a priest in whose parish
she had lived Identified be- Don Car
l1s removed her 20 the nurS.-~- quar-
tsrs. but she begged - be ,eut back 4
the rank, He laughed Vet to the
regiment sf men but when firm .
battalion - women you shall h.
eui0ues
In Austria "A mot - many vearS az
there vas a woman who Travelled under
the alias % Edward o.. Izev Evans
For YEAR she Wa miner AZ Esudi-o.
>he i stated To have b.ecn married a.
a man three tirnes- Her true s-x Wa
discovered upon her reception into Kew
lunatie asylum She eventually ~
covered her reason and returned to tb.
outer world
The career of Mary Ann Talbot con
taln> a still further favor of romance.
She was the reputed daughter of the
earl II Talbot. and at fourteen YEAR
she fell into the hands of a certain
Capt Bowen Of the royal navy. The
captain. being ordered to San Denim
~. took her with him disguised a. a
page boy When Capt Bowen wa
killed in action Mary Ann changed her
flag and entered the French navy. She
then entered the American merchant
marine. She quickiy-of course. still
IN male disgui>e-became a favorite
with the captain of the vessel. and he
took her home with him His niece
fell in love with the pretty sailor hoy.
a. she considered him. and proposed
marriage herself The proposal Mary
Ann deemed it prudent 10 ae-
eePt- and it was arranged that
the marriage should be celebrated
on the sailors return from the next
voyage. Ii l. hardly necessary TO say
that this CAV deeeiver had NO intention
whatever Of going back Landing in
England Mary Ann was arrested a.
deserter from the British navy. and. t.
escape further service. she confessed
her sex The story Of her adventures
Immediately spread abroad and created
considerable sensation at the ts--s.
The then duke of York procured for
her a pension. and she received nulner-
Gus and handsome presents from him
and from Others.
Il i strikingly noticeable that many
Of these Amazons were fatally attrae-
tive 20 their own sex A. we have seen
Mary Ann Talbot unwittingIy eaptl-
waited the heart Of the American cap
tain's nieee, while Edward de I.aey
Evans who married three wives. must
also have been very pretty fellow
London Truth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13
PETTY PILFERInos CEASED.



lie was in the habit % keeping odd
rigarS. chocolates aud things - that
sort lying around his orice desS- and
the clerks messenger and o4sfce bov
were in the habit Of helping themselves
without 80 much a. asking the priv
ReEe- Il was sometime before be- to.as
any Official notice % IT, Bat = late &C.
could scarceiv turn aruund before every
thiuz was gone When this f-ee,lara
finally extended % the disappearanee
q little boxes % hon-bous pErchas.4i
for his wife he began - inquire into r.
1t : that boy suggested the eie-s
Indeed. 7 never tsch EN- sz53 the
boy -Everv BODY what co1ses afouz
bites into everything
The next day the p-uprieto- brought
home s1ne doctored lozenrrs and went
Gus 20 lunch. leaving box half fnil On
hi desk in plain sight About an hour
after his return 70 the Office one Of the
clerks in the next room came in and
asked % - exea~d fur the ~, - the
dsy on account % Illness A. soon A.
the man had gone an investigation Of
the lozeuge box betrayed the fact that
all had disappeared He rang hi, bill
and the otiiee boy appeared pale ami
trembling.
Look here, Billy. says he 4 left
>onr iozen-eS on nv desk az noon-f
hop you--
No. >ir. 7 didn't zee EN-
I'm glad ofthat.- said the employer
of course. you wouldn't have touched
them. ! was afraid that vou might
have done ~. Not that thev we're %
any value particularly. bat becauss
they were fixed up for cat medicine
You ses-~
Bat Billy suddenly bolted for -he
door His uncere mou1ouS exit was i'm
ruediately followed BY the entrance ~
another clerk He was accompanied
by a man friend and both looked high
~ embarrassed AMI un~asv. Billy had
rushed in SPIN them and tod them in
an awful whisper that ther had ar
heen poi~on-,i They manfulIv faced
the music
-I--ve-that ts-
All. sew interrupted the hr-s>
'Nou- ton. have b-sn eating my cat
aaaAAAAH AAN aEaTNA .Nh N|rNa .ffa.@-
bat his ! uos a serious nature and h..
laughed instead The Young men h.
gan - brace up
Then they ain't-r~-e Mt poisoned.
Bully ssv> ther were fxed for rats. sir.
/ know We ouzhtn't 70 have eaten them.
but--
GA they vverr Dot exact y u.lisou.ss'.
hut-l~ts $50 taking ou- his uutehi-ff
you u 20 down 20 the CORNER drug store
aud take an eIuetie youII -, al rirh,
in a short time
Both young men di,appea-ed IN
tssinkling- and the laughing old practi-
cal Joker leaned back in hi> chair and
lighted a fresh cigar. II i we'll
enough not % lei them IF to easily
- soliloquize,l They'd have gotten
over Il in about another minute
There are M NOR petty pilfcrin-~
around that Office Eut then that Of
nee boy has never come baei--N Y.
Herald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13
HOME HINTS AND HELPS

-Crran PIE Feat together one egg.
hslf a cup Of sugar. THREE teaspoonfuls
% cornstarch and half = cup Of cream
Stir all together. warm iwo and one
half cup 81 raiilS. mix with the other
ingredients. ard bake ike eustard
pies Farm Field aud Firpside.
-Cueumher Catsaps Take twelve
fine large eucumhsrs. pare II the rind-
serape out the sesd snd little Of the
rind near the see,l, and add to these
four large onions chopped tine; strain
of the liquor from the seed and onions.
and add % them four tahle~popnfulS 81
ground black pepper: add four pjnts Of
the be-t vinegar. and cork and seal IN
bottles. Harper's Bakar
The F1y Pest-n1ring the hot
weather houseseepers are much trou-
bled 10 rid ro1ns - fiie>. \ simple
fiy paper NAV b. made a follows Nix
teasPoouful Of black pepper and one
Of sugar with a Tablespoonful - hut
ter. Spread this on paper and lay the
traps in the spots frequentesl BY the
nies- Green tea sNeetened and ex-
posed in saueers for fiieS - drink i al
80 a god remedy. Liverpool Mercury
Date Pudding Cover two table
sPoonfuls - -elatin- with a cup u cold
milk Wh.n 10 has soaked twenty min
ute>. stand the bowl IN 4 saucepan %
boiling water until the xeiatinr i
thoroughly melted Let Il es~1l- and
meantime whir half pint Il cram.
add half a cup = powdered sugar. 4 cup
Of chopped dates ari tessp,oEful -
vanilla; add the -~iatius and STIR until
Il thiclSens- WHEN turn into a mold -
c,-ol--Au.rrican AyricuIturiSt.
Buttermilk Pie At this seasa1-
when buttermilS l. sweet and rich. a
novel but excellent PIE can >. made Of
a hsatsn Egg teaeupful Of fresh but
termilk. twO-thir,ss q a teaeapfal 81
white sugar. two level tahle>poo1ful-
x slff butter. and two tSlslsSD.soafrls
Of eorn~targh. which should ~ dis.
solved n the hutserTuilS Flavor q
taste heat w~il- and bake with one
crust This PIE should - eaten the
day IL = hake-i->araa T. Wilcox IN
Farm and Home
-Chiliren sometimes thrrs. small
objects. such A. buttons Or bans. NJ
their rostrils IL i uos difficult IN
- di>iosigV them II taken in tine Tel
the child ~ blow hart o- excite sneez-
ing By tickling the nose or giving
snuff or have Il take a full breath
then give a smart blow gu the back
II thee plans fail close the affeeted
nostril and blow into the other through
a rubber tube AZ the same instant ~
leasing the cle>nrs u the occupied one
>louid thr>- WAYS =. un>uccsssful. ex
traction VII ~ NECESSITY
lemon FILLING, Take four table
sp""uful> of lemou Iuiec- the -rates
yellow PARTON ouIy u the rind q hal
a lemon ami fT~o-thir,is IL a cup 81 II,
gar Beat the lemon juice and III. "a
gar together Braid a slightly heap
ing tahiespnunfsl of c,lrnStareh VIII a.
little water a. pessible and pszr ore
II. stirring constantly urr-haIf Pint o
boiling water. - thicsseu the Stars-h
AID the lemon and sugar IN the ssareh
and let il eossl- then stir IN ths. vol X e,
two Egg ant half the white q one vxvI
beaten togcther Beat theruu-hIv
Psrur into the crust and bake.-s
Health
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

A very good luncheon salad that ! n
delight To the ere a. well a. TASTE. Z. /,
potato salad served in tomatoes I'm
composition Il varies a little from. n.
everyday potato salad. and for this
reason Is given a liner name and called
a Japanese salad Prepare tomatoes a
for filing with chicken salad. and =.
IN the iee-box to get very cold To
make the filing for half dozen toznz-
toes chop two cold boiled potatoes I'm.
and add TO them three good-sizesi truf.
lies that are chopped a. m. a. the ~
tatoes- Mix them with 4 xo.-s-n
spoon and turn them over and mir
carefully French dressing made fror,
half teaspoonful of salt. a fourth tea.
spoonful of Hungarian red pepper. fou-
tablespoonfuls of oil and one Of vin.-
gar Set in the iee-box for half an
hour Then add to the mixture a "a
olespoonful of chopped parsley FIN
the tomatoes with the salad. put on tor
of each teaspoonfnl of nayonuaisr
and serve on bed of crisp Iettuee.-N
Y. Post
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13
v7Lo ANIMALS less PARE


HAFA OF -AAAtzHE NF~-Ta~s
Accord in- To Mr Jazrzch- the dealer
IN Wild heAss.. the competition for rare
animals j. not 80 keen a. IL was once
up5n t5=- IN former dars he has
Rad % sena al the way 70 Lizard 70
intercept SHIPS with animals 90 board
and she men wruIs hanz about there
ia all vsathe-S ia oPen hoa,.- SINE
tluss for t7xelve ~ fourteen DAYS No
animals are rare r0va3avs in the sane
sense that they u~ei - be steamer
are arriving every day fr1n all parts.
and the moment Al animal or snv for
eiru product becomes rare. T. become
worth the vale q some SEAMAN - take
the trouble - bring IL over. I; wa
different IN the DAYS Of the sailing
ships when - long a period a. SIX
months would 'lzp=e after one came in
before IL c7aId - expected that another
would arrive from the sane country
To eorres7ondeut % Casseli's >atur-
dav Journal Nr Jarurach has been tell
Ing some OF the ses-ets of his strange
trade iEis father. he says. once bought
a mummy which was examined by Mr..
Bartlett and Frank Bucklsnd II wa1
discovered that there was a rafting
sound inside t. and Mr. auckland
wanted 70 open IL a. the Egyptian
kings. he ssid. used 70 have their t-eas-
ures wrapped up and embalmed with
them To pull the mummy 70 pieces.
h7svsv r. would ruin il, and perhaps IL
would , found that there was no trvas-
ure At all They all three agreed % ~
shares in the venture and to risk the
distraction When the mummy was
opened i contained nothing more val
liable than dried rp Pieees Of the in,e-
rsor- Among Mr. Iamrach's customers
= the prince % Wales who has bought
pets from him bat hi> principal trade
i. with biological gardens and me1Ag-
srieS-Loadou News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

Raw egg are frequently ordered as
when they can - takez and retained
b. a sick person they a-e extremely
nourishing- simply beeause the a.
ouDen- not having been hardened. :
the s-Doner diSeSted- Many. however,
can not take raw e-ys a. usually given.
that /. beaten up with milk - vine.
The following ul,-ie i god one. the
appearance Of the dish i ~ nice .ha;
an invalid viii often b induced 10 trv
II IL : free FROM oilinsSS and clean 4
palate Put the yolx 81 an egg into /.
basin with a teaSpponfuI Of white
sugar and a Tablespoonful ~ orange 81
lemon juice. and beat lightly together
with n fork Put the white % Mate
add pinch ~ salt. and then, with a
brUad-bladed knife h.at It 70 a stff
froth- Then. A. lightly a. possible
nix all together in the basin. and n.
lightly transfer to n clean lumber
which il VIII nearly I'LL IL properly
made This must not stand in n warn
place or X soon becomes liquid aus
Loses it, snowy look--Bostou Budget
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

The digerent WAYS in which dealer.
advertise their wares are sometimes
very clever At an uptown shoe store
there Is a sign in the window on which
i pasted three one dollar bills, and IN
derneath this inscription Three Of a
kind beats two pair.
The other day = Chicago drummer
stepped briskly into the store and in
quired Of the CLERK after looking at the
sign do you do business according
% Hoylegr-
Yes. sir was the reply
Well said the drummer. I'm take
two pair OF shoes
All right said the clerk VIVA,
size-
Two pair of mines
But. interposed the clerk. accord
ing 70 Hoyle three OF kind don't beat
four Of kind
i knew ron New York fellows
would get ahead % us somehow.- was
the Chicago mans reply. a be started
for the door. 4 wish lad said 4 pair
Of seveus and pair Of mines. ther ia
had you- " Y. Herald