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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-06
CEMENT AND LIME AT HENRY
PAULY'S. TELEPHONE So. 13-1mo
ALL KINDS OF PRINTING
AT THE LIGHT JOB OFFICE.


who mas been staying at the Mahncke
hotel for the past few days with mis-
young wife, has been unaccountably
absent t, ON his hotel for the past two
days. His wife is very much concern
ed as to his safety.
Constipation in its worst forms,
and arrangement of the liver are read
lily cured by De Wits Little Early
Risers.. These little pills never grippe.
dyspepsia, sick headache, biliousness
Small pill, safe pill, best pill. e. Reuss,
City Drug store, 104 E. Commerce st.
A quiet political meeting will be
held at st. Albert's hall tomorrow at
ternoOn.
The finest gentlemen's parlors in
the city at the Silver King. 4-29-tf
I thank my patrons for past favors
and recommend to them THE CHI
CAGO DENTAL PARLORS, cor Ave.
G and Houston St., for Dentistry of any
kind hereafter. S. S. Thompson Den
fist, formerly at Clifford Building.
2-34t
Generally fair tonight with partly
cloudy weather is the local forecast.
Temperatures normal.
Are you going to Dallas, Kansas
City, or st. Louis? II so take the Ka-
ty Flyer at the 1. & G. N. r. r. sta
ton, $3.50 p. m, and arrive in Dallas
next morning at eight o'clock; Kansas
City second morning at 1925 and st.
| Louis 1925. 123-14..
Cool beer always on tap at the
Crystal Saloon. 6120-tf.
| Repairing of Bexar county's fine
half million dollar court house is be-
| ginning early. A new tile floor is be-
ing put down on the second floor.
-Thirty-four hours and fifty five
minutes is the time between San Into
MO and st. Louis via the NJ. K. & T.
Railway Katy Flyer. Do not fail to
take this line on your next trip to st.
Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Buffalo, Washington, Baltimore, Phil
adelphia, and New York. 1-23-14t
o. RIEBE & FRITZ STEINER.
Undertakes and embalmers. 223
East Commerce street. Tel. 341.
For Sale Cheap-One good piano
and first-class parlOr set with other
furniture. Apply 102 Lavaca street
opposite Mission garden. 2-6-3t
Thomas Crago, of England, was
granted final naturalization papers
by Judge Green this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-06
rom

Hoods Sarsaparilia has accomplished so
many wonderful cures. 1t makes the
blood pure, drives out the germs of dis
ease. Thousands today enjoy good health
as the natural result of taking
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-06

ter at the Mission garden. To judge
from former occasions it might well
be taken for granted that a rich and
rare treat is in store for all who may
attend the NarrensitZung of the
Maennerchor tonight.
-Wanted-Two or three unfurnished
rooms, near Government post In
quire at No. Is, lower post. IT.
-Chorlton lodge No. 1, Rathbone
Sisters, will hold meeting at the cas-
tie hall of the X. of p. tonight. A So
ciable and refreshments will follow the
initiation.
Justice Jones will call his civil
docket Monday.
Good music and lots of fun at the
IVY MASQUE BALL mt Turner hall
next Saturday night.
An Elmendorf marching club held
a torch light procession on the streets
last night.
Finest old Whistles and wines and
cigars at Bull Bros. III ~ TT
The Katy Flyer is a solid vestibul-
ed train composed of the finest day
coaches, elegant Katy chair cars and
Wagner Buffet sleeping cars. lat
There were but five cases before
Recorder Shields today.
Take the NJ. K. & T. Railway, (Ka-
ty Flyer, to Fort Worth, Waco, Dali
las, Kansas City and st. Louis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-06
Roofing felt, pitch and as
phalt at Henry Pauly's. Tel. 81

Small drug business for sale. Ad-
dress. Lock Box ATS, City. 2-6-2t~
isabella Gonzales, aged 16 years,
died last night at 223 Garden street.
"A torpid liver means a bad COM
plexion, bad breath, indigestion and
frequent headaches. To avoid such
companions take De Wits Little Ear
Iy Risers, the famous little pills. E.
Reuss, City Drug store, 104 E. Com
merce street.
The Ivy Social club will hold Il
meeting tomorrow afternoon.
For the Mardi Gras celebration
ut New Orleans. La, Tuesday, March
.. 1897. the Southern Pacific-Sunset
Route-will sell round trip tickets
Feb. &c. 81 and 2S, and March 1; also
for train No. 10 arriving at New Or
leans March 2. good for return up TO
and including March II. 1897, at rate
of one fare for the round trip. 2-5-tf
Mr. Chas. III. Weiss, who has been
sick for some days, is out again.
CEMENT AND LIME AT HENRY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25

have never hsd d. = sickoess in my
life, ssid middle ssed man the other
day
Wbst comfort it ~o1Id be. sisbs some
poor invalid, TO be 10 bis place for syear
or tso Yet II OF the ibvsIids se zee
might be lasl @ hesllhy T. be, II they
vouId ouly tate proper care q them
selves. cal proper food ADD di.e., II.
lie 20 ttrsnss that zach simple lhinss
are overlookei by these who wsut beslth
Food nAkes health.
Il Gske. strength sud sneusth vsrds
Of Sickness The uan who bed pev,r
beca sick sac strong beosuse he .l~ays
diseslsd bic 100 J. sud yen could become
tie tsus By hslpisg your stomach 10 worn
~ veil a. be Shaker Dises'ive Cordial
gill help year stomach snd will make
yos ttfons and hsslthy BY msktns the
food yea cal maks yea Fat.
Drsssi.ts cell it Trial bottle 10 cents
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25

There Ia 90 need OF little cbildrcb btiue
lotiared by sc.ld bread. eta ms aud tkiu
s,ep ioss DeNlus Witch Hszl SslVc
sive, tEstsni roliei and cures permsneltlr
II Hbipple Manchester Ce1tr, 4 II
rrIutoue, Manchester DEPOT.
NASoHErKB CENrHE
Regular meetiss Of tho Simmer ".
II G Friday Al 80 ?, IN.
W 4 Adam, lie PREPARED xah b.
ga'asl s'nrl ioi TIC holid.y trade
II d HdIsis tts sivtfIisegepi AID
aisou cave uoi Purchased ysur slater
oataI bo~ Is The une.
AIR. A. Il Boiaiofi 10 sess. ed 10
'l.ts several baildiuss. He hss ls., hpish
Cd ,Isttas Heliy HisE fafn hoose.
Toe Mtibodi.t ~o,ltf. are invtitd 10
meet With ME-. Il B. suuh ttIt wtsI
Wednesday A sOud aGes dssoe u De
ated.
TIE youus people viIl have d.pes
~ Ual5n UPeTs Hoass tits Thursday
s'tslos, viii suppr al The Colbarn
iuBss.
II " Hard is Dragging sboal Ln ZIG
witch he bsashI Of O 2. bl.ot Of Suttt
kaPsh .tea ioar sstt. cid. weighing
thea J : pcgIS', sed shish weighed vbsn
iulsd Al nos,ss sad Is dsys old So
poarda Wac be.Usl
A regular utstiEg o. tie A3obiram
Chsplsf o 4. 5. vlli be held Tuesday
s,ssitg, 55.h lsst cpsElbs proEpily q,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25
WEST RUPERT

The valuable blooded stock OF DR.. j.
NJ. Moore will be sold at auction, Nov.
both, TO satisfy mortgage. 1t includes
the hne Morgan stallion, Bonn QUITS. and
siI fine young, well bred horses, Also %
bead Of cattle, most Of which are thorough
bred Jerseys and large quantity of nice
hay and other property. 1t is rare
chance to secure 6ne stock and il may go
chesp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25
There's Only
Two Things
In Most Overcoats.

One is yourself. the others your
money. Now in the Winter Overcoats
we are showing there are three things
the third being that indefnsble some
thing that distinguishes them from the
common horde Of overcoats
You yourself have admired some
coats and never had second glance
for Others, Those you did admire had
a certain snap about them they were
swell, swagger and smart. There was
a dash and crispnass in their makeup
that savored Of an artistic drawing
Such a coat not only distinguishes it.
self but also the man who wears it,
Such top coat is the kind you want
such top coat is the kind we have
aud want to show you.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25

NJ. Thirswend, OF Gtost eek, Texas,
says that when be has spell Of indiges
ton, and feels bad and sluggish, he takes
two Of DeWitts Little Enly Risers at
oIght aud be is ell right IN the morning
Many thousands Of Others do the same
thing. Do you? J II Whipple, Man
chester Ceutre; A Ii Pettibone, Manches
ter Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25

80 se4etg Fhsutt. stsAot q ssa
80 li tstt pIsns 49, r,ifsAue1t 49,
10 tflfet AfaU stabkstns e ueEtsff
4 &w4ft8 ~ raaf aaHmrEt CO HbotErt
a wnsttff
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25

has8 Gagt 49, ssihF st~ s3refiiH
urat
Hui 80 stF .ea 80 stfsy u bgti3s
sss5t l.g sa3 sts ,tta..
Suros. % ils CaasfssallaaaI clstsl
IEsstssi'I a bJ Al llsm
Mis, Hs.sg Blsel Ls fsgsrzt4 lez
ststgt 80 Let 'ttisr 10 htv fgft
Tbe htf.g s,u aoi b. opss TbsSG'
suss a. u besg lsssl holiday
-Oa Fu1sy q asst vstG haf Eaeis o
.as sesss passed ovsr Msosbssisr soiss
,suik
NJ. .Ea Ms Y o. Williams 81 ID,
Maasgr Hgasa bsrs rss yosRg lazy
bostsa, bora lssi vsst
Mr. ny shsgt1 OF W,llinsiofd il
,Fsad,es IaaUtss vtas si,h Der mother,
Ms Bso,ss ". Bsansu
II pretty 80 q IbsbEssiriag weather
sbL Tue Thermometer only 10 degrees
above Effo Wednesday mofaias
D5a1 fsal 10 zee The tu,ertainmsut
ior the bebtat q ~ PauI's church At
hasie Hal tbs v sdassdsJ evening.
Tks .s,,,gg, At ii. Esnio,ty rlo.sd
Tassi.J afternoon uBtl ueIt seek Tues
day W sllg~ ths staioBn 40 opportunity
10 srIoy fhsui,siVisg 81 home
A & M.ria h.s ,sour.4 positfon
for "a. .iutet AZ . fo3m eletk for tho
hotel uag Al,.uAuanu. Gsotgi, This
n.tas siatsr fe.on bctsl and has . good
patronage.
,,,,,.. o, or.,,i.s a, ,0,,.hl. =.
Csu.tm. .if.. tor the ealo,e1 school At
Mcl,irmt Gcotsts NAV he lsu IN the
elafelto,lty inisy afternoon after, =
r'elset
- ~ - ~.
~. '
''
Tue I'' very noe phoiostsPhs Of
Ls}p' .bd 'ho Last VIII remain on eihiOl
wv
WV SUI
wv "a ~ wv '"s '''''
faosefloti "lsh's 10 KNOW WY the
e'uf ns OF our village cannot keep Their
street lisn" 'ifImned and onrning
t',fy evening" /. ~e need them more now
lhsa 10 ih' samnef' Can any one
sbs"et
G'otge l. Iossley, having taken
utse al the Optical Institute. New York,
snd having purchased the latss, aud moot
approved test osss, is prepared TO it you
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25

The school here, hns Mile Bafum
teacher, closed Nov IS. The attendance
by all the men bcfs Of the school -. ei
oeeditsly good, Ibose pupils si,hoat 20
Esils Of sHt Kind sssiutt them sere Wei
oous Alien. kae, Mamie aud Rse
Cooaty. Others slose attendance VI.
yearly A. GOOD stts Asbss Z. sueetsr sb
sert bali day AID Berthe Cooaey ope
d.y. The! h.d 20 srdy OF dismissal
nAfls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25

@Afs $50 Ms HsSaal are brIEFrs
,heat iar.f Hev F.il haft feasEl'f
Ne rsusi usuu, SO - here
qBEtf &. 10 fees.rfEs Mr. q, & EreyH
10 es sd.Ft
a Lgrflas4 hss renewed s. Aattb
Bretitgtos asd Mr. Bs8gsf ha EaTe3
Ia be hoase
- Robert sId L-ot Grey q C.bIiu. \.
Y .fs tutljss their rtist, Mr. J u.
hrf8WG.
Thtrs vi.l be teashs1s' sIsuIatiiob
II tbs seLosI Lanss lie lbs riIisgs Dec
tta 40 lgr teachers iu The rcrib end Of
toe eaatir
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25

You csut cure cobsumpron but you
can svoid II snd cnre every OTHER form OF
thfo., OF laos II 1ble by the use Of Ooe
MINT. Cough Care N Whipple, Mao
chester Centre, A Il Petnbons, Msaehes
ter Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25

"iteh hsE i oai'e' 'b' st''' 'ene'! -
p'''e ''' 10 ;, ,,~..,,
''"' n'.,
-J'mes hooio'on Is c" u 'en 70 70
house " illness
-b'ofse CHapm'h vas al Tome 'fou
maneu's'et over 0''''J
Miss Sarsh Sheldon OF ftru VISITED
al Moses sos''oo last week
-Mfs Mary A. hilIisrd OF DaGby Il
spending lev wtek 10 town,
Will ktGt ADD James Obeimsler art
90 a visit - Troy and Linslnsbutgh.
There all be service 10 the ohurot
on ThSuk'glTins mornlng al II o'clock
The election oi ofl5es Of the w. Il
10. viii be held Sturdy, Dec 1 At p III
Nj. aud Mr. Merritt Chapman and
500 are spending faw dsys at Casssyuos,
Ny.
-ktb.niel MoW,vpe ia adding fine
piszz, 10 bis rssidtnos. Masking It very
attractive.
Miss I,nasra,ls d, G.pes.o n Y,
j., II ,e,s,,, Miss v.noe -,
,a..gemloc1.
Mr.. Toni.a s,.,l o.ma from Shin
,b., IN snsnd few d.vsx with b.,
,.,a.t. La, wsst
,,.,... M,
10 "
s''"s ''''' -
- "
ar u'o u!oosfu o. huPeit 'eo'ufeo
10 The u a IL h'i' last lhu'so" even
ins' MS sue 'o' "" ouo'
Miss Rogers, teacher 10 the village
sohool 'be past term mas returned 10 hef
nome 10 Csmofiise' ". l.
The entertainment given 10 School
Hall Friday evening was quite well attend
ed, The Dorset orchestra furnished
music.
The fnh and l..t lecture in the
course will be given hi, "Wednesday even
inc in the church by the Rev. George
Lyude Richardson. His subject ia "The
pfeseu, State OF Social Progress,
Tho No,th ni.,,;,, .obooI t.r,h, b,
a,,, y uup.,solosoa F,,,.v .to,roon
~i,h o,o,oisos D,,iro ,,o ,o,u 90
I'll. h.ro hoo, ,aoi.,o,o, s,a moe, -,
NV aora o,ooIla,,w o,t Thosva,
.,, ., .,,o,a.,,,o, T,oso
,.o.I,.n nj, H., p,.o,
49,. u,mmo.a T.on.. u.mmaa,
b.. No..-a...n, Ali va A.,
~ 49,. -, raao,.a,
49, - nj.
/
LUG ''''s' s'""o' 0'0''u 40 '.eonu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25
TEAr

-Gsofso B4tohelier. ~ho hss been teach
los 10 Dover, is bone tot vacation.
The cheese factory lie sull tubuios,
being operated o1ly every altern 'te dsy.
George Il, Whitney Who has been in
Aswsm. Mass. 80 Lula whitney 10 Brat
lIeboro are both home for Thanksgiving.
The suo~ that fell 10 The big storm a
week ago yearly slI melted away. DOT
cough has come since 10 make fair sleigh
log.
--Rsmem Der the lecture Of Rev GO
I smsit 10 the church on Wednesday
eve, Dee, /, tbs subject, The Mixing Of
the English Novel"
Nj. J, Hapgood has been 10 North
A ans the past ten days. settling the
Reed estate Of which be is administrator
No clue has as yet been obtained Of the
murderer.
-Eissrl Crossman has bon. Lt the
CALVIN Phillips place aod located there
With his bride Mr. Phillips, It Is under
stood, proposes to remove to Rutland.
tie is native Peruyian aud has been al
active bard working oitlz3n,
The chief excitement at present is the
arrest OF Albert NJ. Mullen sud bis hous,
keeper, Airs Davis, for alleged iutoIics
ton while attending a church sociabls at
the north school house. 1t is rightly
telt That II guilty. thef should be punish !
cd, Tor ueh things If at oil countensuced |
At church sooisbes or Auy otltr public
gathering they will be Of little beneh. to
Tie public.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25

j, Q. Berry, one Of the best known citi
zens OF Spencer, Mo. tesIfes that be
cured himself OF the worst kind OF piles
by using few boxes OF DeWit's Witch
Hazel Selye. He had been troubled With
piles for over thirty years and had used
many different kinds OF so-caled cures;
but DeWitt's was the one thst did the
work and he will verify this statement il
any one wishes to write him. ] Il Whip
pie, Manchester Centre; A II Pettibone,
Name ester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25
R4a BEFfh uEg

A G. Casvaf slfss , ba uafs of5tr'
I ioi .sab, ttEs BE- css tiltasyest
-Mit Aay Furum Ia, fesf.fI
chtfssatbtuaa sltl - blotaus
Harry F.fIbn e We, ArIi sloa i'
ratlas ~itA he i.nay Ct y. T. F"saI.
Mts Hslbt B5b.1,ag Of h.tloG.
Mss bss besa u1ulg bet rioes, Mr.
We Hft9pshs.
-nslrsas, hsgsood A Go h.'e .oli
tbtf uDcE q Space Lumber 81 tbs
station 60 tie rfotitrt 81 The Walter A.
" God c.. 81 hoo,ics Pale, They viii
con reacs sLippiss DseaGbsr 1871 aud
-ill send 100 vJJ Zee, per mo1ih,
L. DaifesBt is xerhtas " I'll ell possi
bic b.sts 10 act be st.iton mill runeias
Joseph Lossss Of Manchester Celtre -
pult.se the msobiDsfy 10 order sud ~ith
sss..uce 4 Walter BIgtlos Sili coon
hsve Il eating out lamber. Mi Do
itrsue ~lll have lsrse stock Of loss
ready ia anticipation OF large orders aud
better prioef. The Lumber business Is
Looking np, partly on socoun, Of better
tines and .Is0 90 secoua' Ct the duy 90
Csusdisa igmbgr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25

les t.a1tgsfi 10 rst y3sr ilis hy .
igslHss aes4 ls 5fFtlgF i1to Fbsgmpris
q, oettsErusu. lEssri ftlssi sti csf
t,sn ctrs are sgefas5 by Obs hirsts
Caast Csfs etipFis. Mssshsstst
CsEuG A II Tatbs5s M.act esist
IAfr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25

small phi, s.is tiIl, beet pill De
Hiu's Little Erriy klssts care tiloas
urs., corslipsiio1. uck headache ia.
Wkippls, Manchester Cshns; 4 II Pelii
t.ous. Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25

VlNuNa.- Iers0ra Wb5 tufer ifgm
ooas add oe.ds should heed the ~sfu
luss 81 d ger ssi save themselves sufer
ics sod fAtal fesaIis b. unns Doe Minute
Canst Core. lli' ss iaial,ibie remedy
fer o5ushs. ealds. cfasp sud all throat
.ud luus Troubles. J Il Wlipple. Mao
clsstei CsllFr, A Il. relubohe, Msp
eli este. b poi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25

DisHs 1remelI ior ME by bans o.
so.ids may be stolied BY nsias DIVINE
Witch Hsz SaIve, tba great remedy for
piles aud for oil uds Of Fee snd sfIn
troubles J Ii Wbipplr, hsecn'ster
Centrt;A II Peaiboae. Maacheste Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25
CANDIDATE

sANDGATE,
j. L Brush is now stopping with
Harmon Bentley.
Miss Hannah Steel with Miss Bowen
OF Sunderland spent Sunday at her
istherr,
W, j, Hamilton has been 10 Hoosick
and Willi.mstown. visiting his eon and
daughter,
Rev. Mr.. Hosls preached last SUI
day for the first time since his accident
last September.
Miss Grace Goodenough aud Miss
Rose Mofiit Of Manchester were at Hsr
man Beutley's over Sunday,
ARLINGTON
-Eosebe Squires lie working as brake
man on the ultosd,
F Il. Shaw and Mrs Sayles Of Adams,
Mass. were 10 town last week.
-Bettie, youngest son OF Orlando Dsin
nell. died last week after long illness.
Hon. J. r Judson and Mrs. Jud 90
are spending fee days st their old home.
Is. II Amedon OF Manchester Centre
il doing the mason work oa the new
N asonio hall.
The foe and lAushsble play. THE
Private Secretary" bss been IN prepsrs
tion for the stage Tor Dec. 3rd.
Andrew McDHmctt, who bad been in
the in1 e asylum at Waterbury for sever
81 years, died Isst week sod bis body wac
brought here Tor tuterment,
A RI Back bad his arm c.usht in
the plsuer Vi the Il lie works last 5 ttnr lay
and bad sonnd vas lbe result, Though
he boaes we're bCt broker.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09
Once q subserlher. Always So.

Editor Constitution-Ia the fifteen years
] have been IN the periodical and SUBJ
fcripyion business it has been my pleasure
to take more subscriptions for The Week
Is Constitution thnn any other paper pub
l'shed outside Of tho state; whica has
proven satisfactory 20 the subscribers and
mysef none having a complaint OF delays
or Of the panor. Tho special efforts and
interest Of Tine Constitution In Texas, her
farms and homes makes Il. once n sub
scriber. always subscriber 20 The Con
etitu,i.,L Tho fair and liberal Offer Of
Tho Constitution - their agents Induces
them to mako special efforts for tae paper.
TYLER HASWELLA
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09
The Femors E-nlliran -RoIl.


! q Social Function In The Early Days OF
-atlauta)
I DID ever You hear 81 tile 1Cllligan ba.l-tlla
Aulisan aall S. .ire,
Where we formed ln ranks. ana danced on
plauis. and s~ung 'sra alaar tha H-e2
Nhege she Ars- Four Hundred 81 TIE town
moved at the n-asic's ca.l2
There Vas never @ bali in tsle world at all
Ike the famous llu-1gau BAH
Town 'vas a bit 81 q village taen and never
"a house or shed
From straet 10 street ard beat % beat was
1iGhsr tl4an 1lGHlg..-'s head.
Ana never @ taca,er tr7up came round to
'Hven as spr.as er IAN.
Ana SO duH.-an's vile she says, says she:
'Plaze God. I'll sive . baH.'
And she did-CoI -est Ter. ana aave her.
toe, q n lif-in' to her ny LetD
Ana never a hail 1t al. II al. vas half
rs me Is lhatt
Mover no invitations senL-lotllin' like that
at ali:
But the whole -Four Hundred combed their
hair ana wens to the Aiu.lisaa bali.
And Take yer nlaccs," says 8Iuu.-an. AN
dance I'll you shake tho wa.I."
Ana 1 led Mrs. 3l1lllean oI as the lady
that gave the ban.
And We whiriel around til we shook the
ground, with never a SOD at all,
Ana 1 kicked the heels from ms boots
please God-at The famous Muligan bali
9Iulijcal jumped Till be hit the roof. and
the mead II him wen, clean through ii.
The hlngles lei On ,he noo- pe,l-nel. says
MUlsgan: "Eai.h, / knew it,''
But We kept right on when the roof was
gone, with never a break at AL;
e oafce1 away tia tke break % day at
TIE famous Nulligau DaA.
But the best of things must pass away Ike
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09
T,n ofs-rl-rc nrrcr -Nelon.

The OiG-T1-1c sugar Ioe4on.
They're f'rmiu now by sclenee-ain't like
1t used 20 ba
The cotton's Erowin' G.1'runt an tAe
corn's ahead o. me;
An the melons tin't as juicy in the country
round about.
For they've raised en- an they've raised
'em Till they've raised the sweetness
out.
They crow 'en now for sfippin': they pack
'em in the trains
an send EN- OF to ci.ios 'crost the noun
tains an the plains
they clu 'cm "Nolp." an "Jones." an
'Georgo"- they've named '>m. big am
SMALL
But tao old-time suear-me.on was the
sweetest one OF all!
Thar warn't no style about #: It growed
thar IN the dew.
An turned Ia green sides ;emptin'ly to sun
shire an 10 you;
But for these Scw-iangled melons Ii was
more than any match
',rwas sunny-sneet an honey swcet-the
pick Of al the patch!
When tho hot sun was a-hlazin' in tho
white Sky ovrr he3d,
An you found a cCoi fence corner. an you
ripped into its red.
Al the sweet juice YVES a-drippin from
your BarIows rus-y blade
You talk OF honey-sippin, 1T twas the sweet
est ever mada!
Amt roh'u' now Kin beat It. They may
raise cm fur ar free;
They may can 'cm "StonewlH Jackson"
sam Jones' or Robert Lee"
But III tn 'cm plain an even-though
they're Liable 10 doubt
THAT they've named en- an reclaimed en-
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dofiod to make the charge direct against
any Of the miners officials. West Virginia
is now the battle ground.
A moro thorough campaign IS about to
be started there. The min RS are cOnsrat-
uiatcd for their good order.
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Hires; that the company is a New York
corporation and not a resident or citizen or
North Carolina.
Wee President John Van Horne. of New
York. signs the prayer for removal
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The Melon That Cooled in the Wen.
Of the old oai1e1 bucket there's many
And many 4 story to tell.
Bu. the best ana tho sweetest Of any
IS the melon that cooled in the we'll"
When the toll OF the morning was over
Al the sound of the horn or the beu
We came through the corn and the clover
To the melon that cooled IN the well.
In the rippled sweet water we saw II
90 vision 50 juicy and blestD
TIC old oaEen bucket Wo0ld draw II
All dripping, aDC-we Gld the resti
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NO4iIAAA Aio49.
Mister Prosperity comm along
OATS what oe rich people sayi
Blown trumpet On rinsin' a gong
Dtt.s what 10 rich people say
Say he's a-galopin' over &c state
OATS what dc rich people say,
Eut, pears ter de po' folks he's powerful
late
stop fer ter res by dc way!
Hope dat deyn shake him en- wake him IN
tine
Help him alcrS on de way:
Amt seen a dollar. en- can't get a dine
OATS what dc 20 people say: