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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
1T WAS JOLLY FUNNY.
Charley's Aunt Made Hundreds
Laugh Here as Elsewhere.

Brandon Thomas farcical comedy
"Charley's Aunt" was played here for
the first time Tuesday evening to a
large audience at the Opera House. 1t
is the best legitimate comedy that has
been here in a long time, one Of the old
style class of plays that depends on
funny situations alone for its comedy,
not on speciality artists who also do a
song and dance by way of diversion.
The only singing in the piece was when
the snide Donna warbled a few notes in
the last act. Charles Butler as Char
lies Aunt was enough to make Quak-
er forget his religion and laugh like a
common mortal. Had he been any
funnier some deaths would certainly
have occurred in the audience. From
his first appearance to the closing
scene his every action created uproar-
GUS laughter. Stephen Spettigue, the
solicitor, was also character that
would drive away the blues, and the
pair together made fun enough to equip
a dozen shows. The balance of the
company were fully up to the mark,
Wilfred North as Sir Francis Chesney
being particularly natural in his part
The play closed as happily as one
could where there were not girls enough
to go around, all but Spettigue and
Brassett finding mates in one short
day. Four courtships and engagements
in one day are enough to make any
comedy success, if the characters are
such as were delineated there. Some
of the audience were disappointed when
they saw the programs, for they had in
some way got hold of the idea that the
play was one of Hoyt's. But they are
satisfied now that there are other play
wrights besides Hoyt who understand
how to please.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31

~ III "a 4NFsa.
tables we're spread with dainty fefresh-
ments. During theiintermission there
was short musical program, consist
ing of a piano solo by Prof. James F.
O'Brien with violin obligato by Fred
Exner quartet, J. H. Blakley, Harry
Elliott, Miss Fletcher, Miss Cooper ;
piano solo, Mr.. Kenyon of the opera
Breakers Ahead" After supper card
playing was resumed and at the close
prizes were awarded as follows Miss
Nettie Davis and M. F. Davis, first
prizes Miss Eleanor Carruthers and
Prof. Chaplin, BOBBY prizes. The enter
tainment committee were j. II. Blak-
ley, P. Il. Clair, w. e. Stockwell, George
w. Kimball, jr., Misses Annie Fletcher,
Frances Adams, Josephine Derby, Mel
lie Dean and Mary Wales.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
Too Much to Believe.
From the Youths Companion. ]


Many years ago Noah Webster, the
famous. photographer, passed through
eastern New York on horseback, to Wis
it brother who lived in Madison
county. When he reached the town in
which his brother lived he met boy
with books under his arm on his way
to school.
"My son." said the learned man, "do
you know where Mr.. Webster lives ?''
eyes, sir" replied the boy. 'Be you
arelation of his ?"
YES" said the traveller with smile.
"Well, you amt brother of his, are
you ?" inquired the boy.
EYES," was the reply.
"Well, it can't be no way, anyhow,
that you're the man that wrote the
spellin'- book, can it?" persisted the
boy.
eyes, I'm the man"
ooh, come now ~ rejoined the boy,
while amazement and incredulity strug-
gled for the mastery on his sharp
featured face. ''That's a fish story ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
Among the Churches.

The Congregational society shows a
prosperous year just past, all the indebt-
edness having been wiped out.
There will be union prayer meeting
at the Congregational church Friday
evening, led by Rev. G. r. B. Dodge.
The ladies of the Congregational soci-
ETY. have sent two sugar barrels and
three common barrels filled with cloth
ing to the Nebraska sufferers.
The union meetings held at different
churches on Sunday evenings are prov
ing quite a success. The service next
Sunday evening will be in the Baptist
church at 6 O'Clock. Sermon by Rev
J. w. Naramore of the Methodist
church.
The mid-winter rally of the Wood
stock association B. Y. P. U. will be
held at North Springfield, February 5
A large number expect to go from this
and neighboring villages in teams for 8
sleighride. The association comprises
IS societies and about $50 members.
The pastor of the Universalist church
will give the fifth lecture in the course
on the ethnic religions next Sunday
evening at o'clock. The subject O
the lecture is: 'Zoroaster, the Prizes
fof Persia and Parseeism." An accoun
will be given of the sacred books of The
ancient Persians and the lend Avesta
life of Zoroaster, dualism of his relig
ious system, religious rites, chief doc
trines, etc.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
BARNEY CANNON, JR.,
The New Department Commander
of the Vermont G. A. r..

At the annual encampment at Brat
tleboro yesterday of the Department OF
Vermont, G. A. r., Barney Cannon,
jr., of this place was elected commander
of the department for the ensuing year.
The election was unanimous on the
first ballot, all other candidates with
drawing when his name was first men,
toned few weeks ago. Mr.. Cannon
is as popular man as could be found
for the place. Everybody who knows
him-and there are few here of any age
but do-will extend congratulations to
him, and to the department for select
ing for their chief such an earnest
worker and thoroughly sociable man.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31

Il WANTED-A good, strong girl at
CoLToN's RESTAURANT.
LosT.-At Foresters' ball, breast
pin set with rhinestones. Please leave
at J. j. Fenton's and be suitably re-
warded.
Il The Board of Civil Authority of
the Town of Rockingham will meet at
the Town Clerk Is office in said town on
Saturday, February 2, at 10 O'Clock, a.
m, for the abatement of taxes.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
The Local Markets.

Furnished by w. S. Durham and F. B. F.
Grocery
Eggs, per doz., 2Oa25; butter per h. 25a32
cheese, per h., 15a16; flour, per bbl, So Boa
$3.50; sugar, % lbs. for ST. onions per peck,
20 potatoes, per bnshel' 65a15; beets, per 10.
cucumbers, 15alS; grapes, per h., %; rad
ishes, per bunch, 10; dandelions, per peck
65; lettuce. per head, y: spinach, per peck
lb., 10; California oranges, per doz., 20a40;
Floriuas, 40.
Beefstealz, 15a20; roasts, Sa20; pork, 12a15
mutton, 10a1S; lamb, oa20; veal roasts, 12al5;
veal steak, 20; chickens, Is; fowls, Is; tur
keys, 1S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
TALK ABOUT TOWN

Little drops of water,
Freezing on the walk,
Makes the man who steps there
Indulge in naughty talk.
DIa
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
MARKET REPORTS.
WATERFOWL, Jan. 80, 1896.

w ATEKIUNN, JHII %, 1850.
Market beef-Choice So and $3.50; others,
So and $5.75 according to quality Supply
light from New England with demand good
Veal calves-Supply fair and prices steady
at and So cents
Country hogs-Market unchanged at 51s
cents dressed weight.
Poultry-Few hundred pounds at 10 and II
cents.
Sheep-Prices gradually improving. Best
grades a CT Mt higher and common f1ocks sell
ing qui .ker. Prices range 5rom to AZ cents
lambs at AZ cents.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
" :. 4g|M,
gellous sails dimes.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TAKE CAREFUL NOTICE-After this date
the rate for "Busness Notices" occupying
the best position in the paper, will be Is cents
per line of words each insertion. No charge
less than so cents each insertion, cash with
order.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31

A rare opportunity is now offered to
Life Insurance men of successful ex-
perience to secure the general agency
of one of the most prominent aud pop
ular New England companies. See ad-
vertisement in another column.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31

The Vermont Farm Journal is a new
addition to our clubbing list. Here is
a chance to get good agricultural
paper at low rate. Try it year.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31

NJ. w. WheelOck of the Montpelier
book bindery has our thanks for cal
endar which is very pretty specimen
of artistic printing.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-03

no pudo rendir su viaje el ferrocarril de
Ponce Yauco. El do Mayagiicz no pu-
de llegar Anasco cons4cuencia de la
gran avenide del rio de ese nombre cuya
inundaci6n dicen que ha sido inejemplar.
La correspondence que lego aver
por la linea central no comprende mas q.
Ia de- los puebloa d. aGAguas Rio pi9ddras PIED q;
terruu1pida entire Cayey Caguas por ha-
ber habido grandes derrumbes de terra
quo obstruyen el paso. Entre Juana Diaz
y Ponce tampoco ha habido communication
en- estos dias causa de las grandes ave-
midas de los rios.
Es innumerable, dicen, ell ndnero de
postes del TELEGRAPH que se han caido. El
temporal ha causado, relativamento, tanto
daf1o como un cicl6n. En- breve empeza-
remos recibir detalles hasta ahora des-
comedies por Ia falta regular de las CO.
municaciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-03
MAS NOTICIAS DEL TEMPORAL

He aquf las comunicadas & la Admi-
nistraci6n Central de Comunicaciones: .
elias expediciones del Centre y del
Este, estan detenidas por no dar paso Ell
rio Portuguese lPonce). Las del Oeste no
enlazaron con Yauco} tampoco las de Pc
nuelas que no pudo recoger en- Tallaboa.
No han llegado Ponce las expedioiones
del Este desde ell dia 26, de la Capital y
desde el % de Guayama.
En- Ia Carolina 90 encuentran de-
tenidas tres expediciones. Con Cia-
les no hay communication nj por TELEGRAPH
nj por correo. A Mayagtiez no ha negado
Ia expedition de Ponce del dia T. nj Ia de
San German que no go sabe de ella.
La que sali6 de Mayagtte8 el dia 80, ha
tenido que retroceder por no poder llegar
& Cabo.ro q causa de una gran inunda-
ci6n. La expedition que sali6 de esta Ca
pital ell dia L. tambien para Mayagiiez,
tuvo que detenerse en- Aguada, .por haber
errollado la inundaci6n cincuenta kil6me-
tros de la via, Las lfneas telegrafcas has.
ia Mayagiiez Ponce y gu playa, estan CO.
rrientes. Soto faltan por reparar algunoa
ramales que probablemente quedaran ex-
peditos maflana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-03

Sc hizo cargo de los heridos la colum-
ma Linares.
En- ell Cobre sc les hizo la curaci6n pcr
Ell m6dico militar sefior Valencia, por los
de Antequera, Asia y Baleares, en- union
gefior Navarro Vicente.
El Official Teniente Palanca, cuyo es.
tado es grave, qued6 en- ell Cobre, custo.
diado por las fuerzas de Asia que guarne-
cen aQuella Villa.
El 1s sali6 la columna del CoroneI
Sandoval hacia Palma Soriano por San
Juan de Watson y Yarayabo.
por Botija, hacia San Luis convoyando
los heridos.
(Continuar4). HCorresponsal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-03
.i-INCOM U NICADOS |

A causa del prolongado temporal de
aqua de estos dias, estamos POGO menos
que incomunicados con gran ntmero de
pueblos de la Isla. El tren que sali6 aver
ma1ana de esta Capital, no pudo pasar
creciente que tuvo ell rio de la Plata al ex-
tremo de haber inuudado el terraplenado
CON una yara de aqua sobre la via. La CO.
rrespondencia Official y pdblica que llev6 el
referido tren la trajo de vuelta anoche. Es-
ta maflana tampoco pudo despacharse el
coRreo del Osste por la misEna causa e
Segdn despachos telsgr&fioos que SO
EecibSsson aver peE 0eusa dol tempere1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-03

Maestro estimado colega El Pais en-
su edici6n de anoche, publica un editorial
su correligi6n deben leer meditap co1 oo
calma. Tratase de 81 debs no ell partido
autonomlsta permanecer en- ell retraimien-
to,porque ell general G&mir, juicio de al.
gunos, ha quebrantado la imparcialidcd
prometida, nombrando de oficio & los di-
putados provinciales en- su mayor ntimero
entire individuos perteDocientes al par
lido Unconditional.
Et PGts cree que no hay motive Dor
ese hecho para juzgar la polftica que Sc
guira ell Gobernador General en- las pr6xi-
mas elecciones. El no reeIigi6 nuevos Ill
putados; reeligi6 los que habfa, cubriendo o
dos vacantes con autonomistas. Y obr6
as1 por que seguro que la Diputaci6n ac
tual no Sc reunira en- las pr6ximas sesio.
nes plenas, crey6 oportuno no turbar, Dor
el tempo que falta. el actual ORGANISING
administrative. Por ese acto no debe irz.
garse su polftica futura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-03

De Cayey nos dicen con fecha de aver:
''Hace hoy Is dias que no vemos ell sol y
q no cesa de Hover continuamente sintien-
dose en- ocasiones fuertes rafagas de vien-
to del Sur. Creo que la cosecha de habi-
chuelas Sc ha perdido y tambi6n ell arroz
que no habfa habido TEMPO de recoiar"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-03
la CORRESPONDENCE De PUERTO-RICO"
MARTEs, 3 DE D1CIEMBRE DE 1895
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Administration General de Contribu.
clones y Rentas. Real Orden aprobando
Ia habilitaci6n del papel sellado y sellos
de comunicaciones del bienio de 1892 y
1898 para el de 1894 1895, por haberse
agotado las existencias de unas classes y
qUedar pocas de otras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-03
wSf quiere usted o,

"a 81 quiere usted prepararse con
tempo para hacer sus regalos de Navi-
dad, visite el PARIS BAZAAR. Encontra.
ra allf artfculos primorosos de alta fanta.
STA. Especialidad en- joyas de ORC, plata
abanicos 'non plus ultra" aombreros y
capotas, corbatas de Ultima moda etc etc,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-03

Contfndan las profesfas. Segun al
gunos profetas, el canje empezara ell 10
del corriente; segdn otros irremisibleman. l..
to ell 16. No faltan por estos trigos ouie.
mes aseguren que Ia moneda provincial
de Puerto Rico Pico, circulara en- la Pc
ninsula con un 10 por ciento de des.
cuento
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-03
AQTIGIAs GENERATES

Repetimos por Ultima vez que no
remitimos tarjetas los abonados de la
Isla, sin Ia PRECI5A CONDICION do
que remesen los 30 centavos en- sellos de
correo q Ia par. Como no podemos lleyar
cuentas por esas pequehas sumas, no ha
remos las tarjetas nj conteetaremos las
cartas. Sirvanse tomar nota de este nues-
tros Agentes para evitarnos disgustos y
contrariedades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-03

La correspondence de AguadiIla y
Mayagiiez que Sc halalba detenida en- esta
Capital, Sc ha despachado esta tarde Dor
ell vapor Maria Herrera,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-03
En- ell vapor espafIol 1Buenos

que COMO decimos en- otro lugar ha ueoa-
do esta mahana, van de paso para Cuba ell
general de division sef1or Gimenez Caste.
llanos y los generates de brigada sefiores
don Javier Obreg6n = don Julio Domingo
de Bazan ambos muy conocidos en- esta
CAPITAL,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-03
Trat6ndose hoV nor Ell A,

Trat6ndose hoy por ell Ayuntamiento
de reformar y embellecer Ia Plaza de Al
fOnSo XII, Sc nos ocurre apuntar 6 la
Corporation respectable una idea: Ia de CO.
locar en- el centric de esa plaza la estatua
ecuestre de den Ramon de Castro, ell ge.
neral que mandaba la isla en- 1897 y que
mantuvo gloriosamente el sitio puesto &
que nadie con mejor derecho debe ffgurar
en- un monumento pdblico en- esta ci1dad.
y al apuntar la idea, sin pretensi6n algu.
ma, creemos interpreter les sentimientos
de Ia gran mayorfa del pueblo puertorri.
Queho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-03

Hablase de possible inninente crisis en-
el ministerio que preside ell sef1or Canovas
del Castillo: El supuesto Panama del Mu-
niclp1o de Madrid ha creado grandes con-
f1ictos al gobierno nacional:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-03
SEGUROS CONTRA INCENDIOS

5eguros mar1timos. Seguros sobre Ia
vide. Agente, Ludwig Duplace. Tetuan
II. San Juan, Puerto Rico. Ga
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-03

RI mercado de cafe de esta Capital,
continda fojo. Cotizamos classes corrien.
tes para Cuba al rededor de $25 y medic
Y hasta 26 pesos Dor ell machacado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-03

Aver Sc inauguraron las nuevas ca
tedras del Ateneo establecidas por la Insti-
tucion superior de Enseflsnza,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-11-09

there. thinking Of the happy old times.
who should come right into the ela.e
but Rnshie herself. JUS. as II i. were
only yesterday that We parted"
But" cried Miss Barlev-Nrs
Bates, she WAS now-"who could have
sent me that uotes John declares he
didu't. How could be, when he didn't
even know that I was teaching 8. the
seminary"
WHY, of course it was he"' said
every one.
And deny it as vehem entity as be
would no one believed him.
But the young ladies of the Apple
nook Seminary Kept their own coun.
sci. And Alics Fortescue and Lena
Wharton declare that they will play
no more practical Jokes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-11-09

OF all the benefits science has con.
ferred upon mankind. there is moth
ing more important than the part:La.
1t has played in the study OF medicine.
With Its help medicine has become
elevated from superstition TO one of
the grandest pursuits within the range
OF human intelligence. Through the
instrumentality OF science. Improve
ments, discoveries and benefits untold
have resulted, even though as yet
many branches of II are still IN the
stage Of the nerest infancy. pEopo-
sisiou has been male Of late to con-
olne with the hospital practice OF
students a thorough course OF sc.ca
,iac training on medical lines The
microscope aui chemistry are the doc
tors strongest allle> With thor
ouch understanding ot these sro
agents idei 10 his ordinary medical
knowledge. the physician o. the in'urs
will he able 20 cope ~.:a difficulties
which have heretofore beea thought
.usurnountable There - .. preseas
= uoyenen. going % tac ob.ecs o:
whIca u 10 extend the coarse II ssair
for students o. medicine al - co1-
preherd n them more saAa - 1o~ IL
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-11-09
A Difference OF Opinion.

81 was i'll little village in the
southern part of Humboldt County
few days ago. related a travelling
man. land was sitting ou dry goods
box IN front OF the only store III the
place trying t. sell the proprietor
bill Of goods, when We observed bare
headed man tearing down the trail
quarter Of mile up the mountain.
Wv ,nder what's arter i'm mused
the storekeeper, as he stopped the
progress Of his iackknife IN the middle
of shingle
''Ban9 went rifle. aud little
cloud Of dust flew ur behind the mau
who was running He jumped about
ten feet sideways. let out Il yell and
then came houndering down the trail
Bang went another shot and bunch
OF leaves dropped from bush over his
head. Then we saw grlzzled old
mountaineer coule Of hundred yards
farther up the mountain IN hot pur
suit Every time he caught sight Of
the fleeing man he stopped and took q
shot at him. A couple Of minutes
later a San Francisco attorney stag
gered into the store and begged for
protection.
"'What the matter:' asked the
storekeeper.
"'He's trying murder mel II
-gsspes the atta:.ex. -ssss set ersSlea rE'
der counter.
The storekeeper locked the door
just as the pursuer came W.
''Whats the trouble, Ike2' he ln-
quired through the chink Of the door.
:. "Where's that thar varmint? Let
me at i'm. Let me burn a trai
through his vitals, yelled the ole
hunter.
What he been a-doln =
"'Why, he came along by gu
camp this mornin' an. bein hospit
able, we give i'm an invite to line u
/ at breakfas, an what did the blamed
ungrateful snake DO but ur an decla
that frog -eatin Frenchman as run
restaurants in Frisco made bette
bread than ! could cook IN fryin
pan. Let me at lm. an III put bis
cult In his stomach what ii cook him.
''Old Ike was paclfed. and J h
started reluctantly up the trail. stop
ping occasi onally TO look back to Sc
if he couldn't get another shot at th
varmint. San Francisco Post.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-11-09

"' Fon suppose she IL thlhhlng ABOUT:
"a Ahce fort'seue
II was on cherries October alter
moon, auI thn last dull rays Of day
cht ~er, Illuminating the deserted
"al room. who're Miss Barley
a1eAnaIsl ! ~ the giddy girls OF
Npp.enooh Semlnlry ''Barleycoru,
amply because ia schoolgirl atmos-
+ ia'ts ! =, absolutely necessary that
very one 5hon'd have nickname
.' ~ re- AL alone
''..s and Mice had been out 70 get
..tuHN leaves, anl now IN the dusk
..- wvrr AattcrluS tueir fresh young
"a against the wlniowglass, watch
lDS Acr on the sly.
Isn't 81, pIano" so,a Da,,a r;,h.
.huiicr All 20 old. too, Whv.
=. ,lcAt.snltvcu,y, i she's a dav ="
rha, Al least, declared Alice II.
vhl>n,r
IL ,l,>c fifteen and sixteen wear
e,j ",ans twenty summers
represent an.,c venerable old age.
j wonder. Lella. what she il think
NIX aneat7
Her lover. suppose, said little
Nj. Wh.r,a- v,,b : er,nace
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-11-09
Harry Ma.lo~. 81 Bs.s:olvllie. Ohio.

Harry AssaoA. q bs!ss"''4sse. oa'e'
ass p!aaIesi s"2f oa 'aa
~Asch 2" expects % ss@s'
u III! s5e s+Hcla fs$Fe .'Isa so1s
aroma iae globe ale means :" ss'''
Sc~ YORK al sF@rsl eoasAssa'
i~Es1s Aesse" 81 so'-s
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-11-09

IL. NV. No. so.
Pa With cooked dog nsa: The meat
- m ase.se1 - al o,eaa o. -rav~. and
this deltcacv u especially pseassn< 10
.ke palate % :he sei nan. In aaosaax
kettle : conpoani o! .nYnipA.
>ssssh All other vegetables Another
settle contains a cAo3zace s.ew With
liheral aa.soaas o. <ravy. la aaosAsr
le;sle Is the snc-ots$a. the IndtAaa
lse,ae alrao*; as partial - sais - 10
the dog meas, Tho ''toAstmastAf."
who .s always an elder Of tho t.ih~
presld.s- al the feast. and Oh 6fs4
serves or. the aa:Ahles 10 each man se
woman Who comes up. BEt at las&
s~hea .a4 esax.l saes ssa4s1nesa inDse.s
snnate he allows them 70 help tA90-
-elses This each one docs by thrust.
lug lis dish ;ng3 the ke,s!s aud bring
700 cut "a mneA as II will hold. Al
.,a h. ,..,,,
-.
the -auuril house aai lies IN the shade
-. ,,,.
WEen.' - all ra,eu they settle hack
an sleep OF the effects u their meal
i,
II eFcttstfa nsast~ II two men
u,tb ratl), ,t.j an, man with a drum
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hnr.,. .ta, .at,,ne u s.no .ho,
.r paia @..~.a AMI .4.nr-tae up tho open
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81 a.
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! orel with n ,biek niece of akin. When
.h,e ,Iy,m "a struck . dnll sonnd n
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IT.. o,,os. MAN - tho tv;ta vho
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-11-09
Her LOVER CAME BACK,
BY MELVILLE DE FOREST.
is in

ARLlEYCORN is in
a brown stu ~
again. said Leila
W barton. Look
at her. with her
elbows on t b e
desk, and her head
IN her hands. I've
b o c Il atchIng
her. and she hasn t
stirred for Fl Y 0
minutes.
wv hat on earth