The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26
The Peaceful Pursuits of Butcher Dis
turbed-A Charge Of Running afoiiey
Shop Not Proved-Other Cases

pci4ttlF Do love With the Hllhni-'t Hiii"-'
that w0rships I'll woman shrine ana ineiF
opinions of each others tastes. chAiihs'
and sracl5 change ana cnanso. Io1-
ever.
Annie and Jane used TO be friends; gem
tie. afecti0n,tc tender friends. They
made shlrt-Nllsts or the same piece OK
calico. and were uuwomauly enough 10
sAuu the remnant bargain counters be-
cause there was not enough for two. ana
verify this is the surest proof OK woman
love 90 woman.
But they both fell in love with John
Harris and consequently fell out of love
with each other for while women can
love great many people Ia lifeline,
IL is but justice 10 say that tAey ken
orally take them one ~ time.
Time wore on aid things grew worse,
until finally on Saturday evening. mo
end was reached ana the crash came.
For some days neither Of the sis4s had
seen Harris. ard each supposed o. course
that he was with tho other, so wnen uey
met in the heart OF LumDAin bostom on
Saturday night, they could not STAND tue
pressure any longer, and prJcee Tea 10
settle their difficulties without seconds.
Iu the meanwhile John Harris had been
picked up b. the officers, ana 'or SINE
cause DE was sent 10 jail, and while Ae
lauguished thrre lhs Jealous girls were
fighting. unconscious Of his whereabouts.
HIssONNEWs STORY.
''Y0u girls lave been very foolish SAID
Justice John. "all j am soins 90 tel fod
"a story, which you must remember.
zone warm day lu Aay Two women wee
going along leading AN ass. Inc sun was
Vciy warm. lul their Journey lay
over steep hills all across shadciesa val
legs. TIE heat became very Oppressive
with the leuslheuiug morning Aoui1, ana
presently thoy stopped the ass. tnat tney
might lua shelter from the sun in IBIS
shadow.
..Tle shallow they sought was necessarily
limited. ana 40 once "a quarrel arose rs
10 WHO should occupy the refreshing
shade. The quarrel waXed hot, and blows
came ana they tumbled about on the
ground The ass. finding himself lnie-
strained. aal alarmed 90 tie noise ABOUT
him. sallopcd off. and LEFT th9 bruised
contestants 90 their folly.
Sow. girls said Justice John, Il don
mind scattering these little gems among
YOU: so, 20 YOUR way and profit, IL II be
in you TO appreciate
VARIED VICES.
The two great pursuits that have come
down 20 us from the worlds infancy are
those of Che aericulturst and the butcher.
THE poets lafc more or less alIecLy
sung lls praises.
An human history attests.
That hapr.ul.s for mau-the hungry sin
nor.
Since Eve a-e apples, much depends on
dinner.
The learned Ioet, whose ringing MofHa
come rnsu- down the corridors oI une'
caught up 0y tAe infant tongues oil every
age. puts him iu tle front rank OF mef-
c.antmel. WAC does not iecaA the
ton hing lines
"Ihe butcher the baker the candle
stick mAkerT
What o. glowing tribute is here paid
tAe nonoiau.e pursuit OF lha o-l'NeI
Die is placed urst-a grand compliment
indeed. 50 lL- head ol even tAe baker,
ln whose han.s is held the very stan OF
life. and ahead OF the artisan. from
whose handiWork tAe light flashes into
tn. dark reces.ea OF .ne Mol'l' ..,...
io t,is rolI ,.arli off ours Who do nor
.f.a tt. fu r...l of ur.i-e 10 the
hatcher. and ,.'..,...I.,. AIR ~ n Rev
-..t - Mr. y D.
f..-.., ..,o.. ,l... .i.-.... ol ls-aulfin, him.
,r... ......'-.. ....,.B fbaf AIR Firtb or
or. .f h.s r.n solid some meat To- the
...... ,,[. t,.,.,..r1s T8s .f,a.f Mas
... ..'....I.,..t 81. b.. in eood condition
'.r4 sfr e...of.- sent h back no the
l.lt.D.- r.... rn.lt WAS thcn disposed of
h, ,lr lrirfh ana when Sir Reynolds
Gam. 90 Oh. shop. De- was offered IBIS
money which f. Iad paid Tor the meat.
T.i. ala r.f ...r to satisfy Sir. Roy
.. | .....f.. .. u... fYf.Iu.- of the
,,.,t.r .r~ I,r.h took him ia bis arms
.I..r.