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Amador ledger., 1907-06-07
Hotel Arrivals.

Globe. e.-Friday- Sam Sharp, l. f.
Roberts, Plymouth.
Saturday. Mr. Robinson, James
Lucas, L q Mckenzie, Volcano; Fay
NJ Mace, lone; H o Willis Sacra-
lnento; Grlllo, Volcnao; Mrs Jones
and son, Mrs II Seeman, Railroad
Flat; Mr. Shultz and family, Sac
ramento; Ralph Miller. MarteII.
Sunday. y.-Law SWANSON, Jas A Flag,
j Licking, Chicago, ILL.,; j d
Ewell, A j Burks, San francisco;
John Dow and wife, Paloma; Geo s.
Hill, San francisco; j Kellvey, Oak
land; A Young, Gwin Mine j Nc
Kewn. Chicago, ILL.,
Monday. M KindIe, Geo Hill, &
W Swain, Nova Scotia; SW Joyce,
Defender; q Gurney, Broderlck,.
San francisco; M lsaccs, lone; e E
Harlan, Los Angeles; Geo Hodge, v
E Cuneo, Sheep Ranch; Guss Mann,
GWin Mine; Luuis Villa, Sheep
Ranch; Geo Payton, Miss Bertha
Wissmore. Angels Camp; Mrs Fannie
Sexton. Amador City.
Wednesday. w CarIyon, Sheep
Ranch; j l. Cassel!s, Sutter Creek;
Jas Mcbride, Sacramento; Ii 4
Smith, j McCutchen, San Francisco;
W Fl Violet, lone; Mrs Ella Adams,
Plymouth; j Rosenburg. Woodland;
w l. Rose, Sutter Creek; Thos Mar
chant and wife, Defender; William
uoss, II W Chapman, Antelope; s
Row, X Stevens, Stockton; VIM NJ
Fuller, Ramsey, New; q Gayiard,
Sacramento.
National. -Friday-W s Reed, l.
lnowbridge, W l. Wales, F M VIE
land, l. A Gramboni, San francisco;
Theo Bridges, Fruitvale; H l. Blake,
Chas Aston, lone.
Saturday-N Bodefeld, Sacramento;
j K Solmonson, san Francisco; A N
Sanbone, Chicago; DIR D Fogarty,
Oakdale; Robert Mccall, lone; K
Wheeler, Fruitvale; j v Woodcock,
West Point.
Sunday Jones, Pine Grove; Il NJ
Miller, Martells; j S Jack, San
Andreas.
Monday-W M Amick, lone; q
Grillo, Volcano; Ed Moore, Dali
TyrrelI, Berkeley.
Tuesday-E " Whitman, Oakland;
Ed Rolls, San Francisco; Mrs Jas E
Rice, Stockton; W s Wood, San
Francisco.
WednesdaY-Laurie Douney, lone;
K Crowell, Electra; E Glassbr ook
Pearl Wade, Mr. Hutchinson, j b
Wlnchett, San Francisco; Will
O'Connell San Andreas; s Row,
d Stevens, w J Shirley. Stockton
L W Tetley, b V Harris, H II
Hackett, San Francisco.
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07
Improving the Cemetery.

Two weeks ago last Saturday the
question was raised about getting
funds to pay the yearly water rates
tor the Protestant cemetery. Several
ladies asked me to take hold and see
what could be done. l met with so
much goodwill and financial aid
that last Tuesday the water was
turned on and pressure of 20 feet
from each hydraut was the result.
fhe cemetery has now IA hydrants
all in good condition, and a suppIy
OF water to answer all requirements.
A 2 inch pipe taps the Waterman
on StasaI avenue, 200 feet in length.
thence 800 feet of irch pipe is distri-
outed through the cemetery, the cost
will be near $40. 1 will give report
OF tho expense next week.
H. - potoiS
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07
Resolution of AmadOr
Lodge No. 46, K. of P,

Whereas, it having pleased God, in
his inscIutable wisdom, to remove
from earthly ties and associations,
our respected brother, James Bodin-
mar, and,
Whereas, we, the members of Anna
dor Lodge, No. 46, K. of F.. realizing
the irreparable loss we have sustain
ed, desire to give fitting expression
of our faith Id, and esteem for our
departed brother, therefore,
Resolved, That while we reverently
bow in humble submission to the
will of Him, who doeth all things
we'll, we tender to the family and
friends of brother Bodinnar our sim
cere sympathy and assurance that we
mourn with them over the loss CT a
true friend. Also that we cherish in
perpetual memory sterling man
hood, the cheerful greeting, the
honest open heart, upright life and
charitable acts.
Thomas Richards,
John Cassella.
Laurence A. White,
Committee on Resolutions.
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07
SUPERIOR COURT.
non. r.. c. RUST. JUDGE.


Estate of Jesse 9. Avise. Admins
traitor finally discharged.
Estate of Mary Thomson. III. Il.
Potter appointed administrator.
Estate of John Eckart. IN office to
creditors ordered published.
Estate of Ann Bennetts. Mrs Ann
Rnle appointed Administrative upon
filing bond of $500.
Estate of Geo. N. Radonovlch. De
cree of distribution and discharge OF
administrator.
Estate of w. e. Russell. -Depo-
sitions of certain witnesses read, and
evidence closed. Submitted on briefs
to be filed in 10 days, 10 days to
respondent to reply, and five days
thereafter to file counter brief.
Estate of F. M. Whitmore.- Final
account of special administrator filed
and allowed. Order granted for leas-
ing of certain property by executors.
Estate of Nettie Schober. Publ
cation of notice to creditors ordered
Appraisers appointed.
People VS.. Chas. +. LittlefieId =
Trial continued until June 81.
Ii. X. Potter VS.. L. G. Judkins. =
Demurrer overruled; 10 days allowed
to answer
q. b. Vicini VS.. Annie E. Allen. :
Trial date to be set June 10.
Robinson vs. Allen. Trial set for
June 26, jury waived.
Annie e. Fish VS.. Eric h. Fish. :
Default of defendant entered; inter
!ocutorY decree OF divorce granted.
Mary Lee VS.. William Lee. Final
decree of divorce granted.
Estate of Mary Hall.-FInal ac-
count and petition for distribution
filed.
Estate of Emile Gemperle. -Peti-
tion for distribution filed. June 10
appointed for hearing.
New Cases.
Estate of Mary lhomsen. Public
administrator petitions for letters.
Deceased died May 26, leaving estate
consisting of house and lot in Vol
cano, valued at s225; two unimprov-
ed lots in San Francisco valued at
5000; four life insurance policies
valued at 1851, and household effects
of unknown value A will was found
in deceased's trunk bearing date
December 16, 1902, no one is named
In said will as executor, the subscrib-
ing witnesses are George Coombe and
n. Cohn. both residing in Marin
county. June 10 set for hearing.
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07

tions for bridge across south fork
OF Costumes near Aukum. were pre-
sented by the same person, and
accepted.
The clerk was instructed to adver-
tise for bids for construction of both
bridges.
Clerk ordered to advertise tor plans
and specification for new bridge
across Sntter creek below lone.
John K WyIie and Alice Gartlin
we're appointed members of the
board of education.
Supervisor Burke stated that the
proposed new road leading to the
Wisconsin har bridge could not be
QUILT for the amount stated in the
report of the surveyor and viewers.
1t was therefore agreed that the
deficiency in the estimation of the
work be changed, and the contractor
receiving the contract for the road,
also build the two walls making a
part of the proposed road.
Allowed out uf the General road
fund:
Nj b Tucker, labor etc. Sl26 50
M II tucker, u 81
W l. Rose appeared before the board
in behalf of II Eplett for permit
for liquor license In Sutter Creek.
Liquor license of said Eplett in Pratt
building revoked, and he was granted
a permit for license in Howard build
ing.
On account of double assessment,
cancellations we're ordered as follows:
V W GaskIIl. estate of j l. Barney.
L s Mayor, estate of A Summers.
The sum of $3.50 was ordered trans
ferred from the general road fund to
road district 3, to repair Silver lake
road.
An inmate of the hospital was
granted the sum of $40 out of the
hospital fund, to enable him to 90 to
Hanford.
Warrants were cancelled on the
various funds as follows:
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07
Fishing at Lake Tabeaud

Ihe open season for fishing intake
Tabeaud, the reservoir of the Stand l.
ard Electric Company - commenced
last Saturday. A few visited this
sheet OF water on that day, but the
catch was light. On Sunday there
must have been over fifty persons
picknicking and fishing there. They
we're divided into half dozen diff err
ent parties. DR.. G. A. Herrick. wife
and son, j. W. Caldwell and wife
and W. j. Peters formed one party.
j. Garbarini. and wife, A. Arata
and wife. and dozen or so of others
formed another party. The fishing
vas not good. One or two parties
caught nothing the ertire day. John
Garbarini made the record catch
With eighteen fish. They we're mostly
small. The largest caught weighed
IN the neighborhood of two pounds.
Many are inclined to believe that the
pond is not we'll stocked; that the
spawn escaped or was DESTROYED by
the process of cleaning the reservoir
last season. Anyway, sporting was
anything but lively. The company
also complain at this early part of
the season, about some of the visitors.
They have adopted a rule that every
individual going there to fish must be
provided with permit, whether be
longing to numerous party or otner-
wise. A permit by one of a party
will not be sufficient to admit all
the members.
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07
Suffering from Cancer.

MIS- Magdalena Ratio, who has lived
for many years on the south branch
OF jackson creek, was subjected to a
critical operation at the Sierra Sani-
tarium on Monday last. She has been
sufferer from some internal trouble
for long time. 1t was diagnosed as
a tumor of the stomach, but whether
of simple or canoerous nature could
not be ascertained except by an
operation. The hope was held out
that If of simple nature it might be
successfully removed, but if of a
cancercus nature there was little hope
of relief. She was removed to the
sanltarium, resolved to accept the
heroic treatment that beld out the
only hope of relief. The abdominal
cavity was opened by the regular
staff, Drs. Phillips and Goodman.
1t was found that the disease was a
cancer in an advanced stage, involv-
ing the stomach and bowels, and that
nothing whatever could be attempted
in surgery for relief. The patient
was aware of the seriousness OF the
case, and wished to see the members
OF her family before submitting to
the knife. Her son, Antoine Ratio,
who has been engaged in building
operations in San Francisco, arrived
Sunday evening.
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07
Removal Notice.

To my patrons and the public.
Having decided to remove my grocery
business from the Marelia building
on Court street, to the foot of Broad
way to the building formerly occupied
by w. E. Kent, will be found in my
new quarters on the 10th of June.
See ad next week.
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07

pital on Tuesday last. of quick con-
sumption. He was a teamster for
Piccardo, IN hauling freight from
lone to Jackson for 10 years. After
the San Francisco disaster he went to
that city to work in the hauling of
debris. The dust and change of eli
mate had very injurious effect upon
his health, and tended materially to
hasten the end. He returned to this
tcounty about two months ago, so
broken down, however, that he was
not able to work. Two weeks ago he
was received into the hospital. 1t
was evident then that the end was
near. He was a son of the late Amos
Culp, who lived many years in the
vicinity of Quartz Mountain. A
brother died some nine years ago of
the same disease, and his remains
rest in the cemetery near Bunker Hill.
The remains were buried Thursday
afternoon by the side of his brother.
Jacinto Olivardo, a Chilean, who
has been in the county since the days
of '49, living in the neighborhood of
Hunts gulch, was received into the
hospital this week. He Is So years OF
age, and almost blind.
Mrs j. Ii. Kerr of San Bernardino,
visited Mrs d. B. SpagnoIi last week
She is Mrs Spagnoli's aunt, and was
formerly of Elk Grove.
r. c. Pardoe of U. c., visited this
week with E. Spagnoli.
Leota. the ten year-oId, daughter
of j. K. Huberty, county clerk, was
operated upon last Monday by Dr.. Il.
Endicott of jackson and DR.. L.
Boyson of plymouth, for the removal
OF tumor, that was pressing upon
the glands of the neck. The child
was taken to Plymouth on Sunday
for examination by DIR. Boyson, who
is a specialist in such troubles. A
surgical operation was recommended
as the proper method of relief, and
this was performed as above stated.
Ihe patient is getting along nicely
toward recovery.
Messrs. q. L.. Lewis and b. G.
O'Neil have fixed up their under
taking parlor in portion of the
Webb building. portion of their
stock of caskets and furnishings has
already arrived, and they are now
ready for business. MIR Lewis, in
addition to being an undertaken and
embalmer, is an upholsterer, and will
follow this profession here also. |
Persons having anything in that line
will do we'll by sending the same to
him, and the character of the work
will be sufficient recommendation
for efficiency in this line.
Clyde Dufrene, the son of Mr. and
Mrs Robt. Dufrene, while swinging
on gate at the home of his grand
parents at NewmanviIIe this morning,
tell about feet. breaking both bones
of the left arm at the wrist joint.
There was quite a sharp declIvity at
the point where he fell, and hence
the severe nature of the accident.
In Sacramento, a license has been
issued authorizing the marriage of
Joseph Keys Miller, aged "a of San
Francisco, and Violet Laverone, aged
30, of jackson.
A baseball game between the Jack
son nine and a team from Paloma was
played on the local diamond last
Sunday. 1T was the smost one-sided
game that has been witnessed this
season. The svisitors were an easy
mark, the score being 10 to in favor
of jackson.
Arthur Sprgue, who has been visit
Ing Mrs Josephine Harvey Flor a few
weeks, lett this morning for Arizona.
A CamInetti left this morning for
the city on business.
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07
CITY TRUSTEES.

Tne board of trustees of the city of
jackson met June 6; all mem bers pre-
sent.
Minutes of The last adjourned. meet
ing were read and approved.
The monthly reports of the trea-
surer, marshal and clerk we're approx
ed as read.
The bylaws of the jackson volun-
teer fire department, signed by thirty
members of said department, were read
and placed on file.
On motion duly made and carried
the office of the fire chief of the Jack
son fire department was declared
vacant.
On motion by trustee Penry and
carried, the appointment of fire chief
j. q. Garbarini, by the jackson
volunteer fire department was con-
firmed.
The following claims we're ordered
paid
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07
Engagement Announced.

The engagement is announced of
Miss Frances CasslnelII of Volcano to
Alfonso Marie of Oakland, marriage
to take place in Volcano this sum-
mer. This engagement is said to be
the outcome of romance of th great
earthquake and fire in San Francisco
last year.
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07

A prompt, pleasant, good remedy
for coughs and colds, Is Kennedy's
Laxative Cough Syrup. 1t is especial
ly recommended for babies and chill
dren, but good for every member of
the family. 1t contains 10 opiates
and does not constipate. Contains
honey and tar and tastes nearly as
good as maple syrup. Children like
1t. Sold by +. W. Ruhser.
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07

For scratches, burus, cuts, insect
bites and the many little hurts COM
mon to every family, DeWitt's Car
toliZed Witch HazeI Salve is the best
remedy. 1t is soothing, cool.n:,
clean aud healing. Be sure you get
DeWitt's. Sold by +. W. Ruhser.
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07
Adjourned until July l 'O7.

Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Ooan's Regulets operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation, 25c.
Ask your druggist for them.
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07
Affairs of Jackson Shoe Store.

The financial affairs OF j. Nc
Cutcheu, of the jackson Shoe Store,
are still unsettled. The attachment
under the board of trade creditors is
still unreleased. j. McCutchen, ac-
companied by Jos. Rosenburg of
Woodland, returned from the city
last Wednesday. There had been no
adjustment with the creditors up to
that time. Whether the matter will
be settled without a resort to the slow
process of the bankruptcy court is
uncertain. 1t is said that COM
promise may be affected the latter
part OF this week. Mr. Rosenburg left
for his home in Woodland yesterday
morning. after making an lnspectiC n
OF the stock. He has been in the
merchandising business for many
years, and is still so engaged in
Woodland.
Copies of the license ordinance Of
tbo Citu of IaoI,con in pomDhlnt form
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07

A healthy man is king in his own
right; an unhealthy man is an un-
happy slave. Burdock Blood BItters
builds up sound health-keeps you
we'll.
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07
How's This =?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. Cheney & Co;Toledo;O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J.Cheney honorable in all business tran
sactions financially able to carry out any
obligations made by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan q Marvin,
Wholesale druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally acting directly upon the blood, and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price IS cents per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07
Committee on Resolutions

Garden hose, lawn sprinklers, lawn
mowers, rakes, hoes and spads, in
fact everything needed for lawn OF
garden at V. Giovannoni x Co.
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07

Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil for such emergencies. 1t
subdues the pain and heals the hurts.
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07
Unclaimed Letters.
In jackson poatottice June 7, 1901.

z. Antonettl, q. Biachi, John
Borsotto, Gavadenzi BordoIi, Fermo
Masa, PIetro Gobba, Miss Pearl
Hicks, Case Ivakovich, Niko Lakonic,
Teresa Martinucci, L. Navoni, Jovo
Spalo, Julia Zuccone.
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07
Board of Supervisors.

The board met Monday June s; all
members present.
Claims were examined and allowed
as follows:
Current eXnense fund
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07

Ihe board met Monday June ); all
members present.
Claims we're examined and allowed
as follows:
Current expense fund
A b Camlnetti, dep. assessor 5 205 90
l. GlaviEovich, supplies 70
ii & Potter, corners fees II 70
Pacific Tel & Tel Co., phones 33 30
ii S Crocker, del. assess. roll 80 30
W NJ Amick, mileage 40
Amador Dispatch, advertising 81 90
ID A Fraser, mileage SO
L S Tuttle, expenses Is 80
E A Freeman, copying press y 10
Mrs A Hurst, meals for jury 6S %
Amador Ledger, printing 16 81
County officers, postage II 80
j w Joses ct al, coyote bounty % 90
e Bryant ct al, blue Jaybounty 20
W Ii Greenhalgh, visiting schools Is 90
jackson Gaslight Co., gas 3 90
Mrs L Hawking, nursing q. %
+ Nj Whitmore. lumber l 10
Amador L. u K Co., lights 3 90
. S Gregory, expenses 3 50
Geo tolger, expressage l 90
Il Burke, mileage 2E0
GriIlo, 9 40
U S Gregory, BIRD. of prisoners IS %
f M Parker, night watchman 10 00
G z Vicini, travelling expenses 3 75
O'Neil & Pudesta, livery 90
SpagnolI Drug Store, medicine 10 80
Geo Gordon, deputy assessor 135 OO
Vela Il Piccardo, stationery, etc.. 29 80
W Going, Janitor 70 00|
Hospital fund
Spagnoli Drug Store, medicines 4 70
Huberty Il Giovanni, collins 26 o.
E M Whitmore, lumber 295
O'Neil & Podesta, conveyance 90
E GinocchIo & Bro. groceries 1873 81
+ Ginocchio & Bro, allowances 19 90
Geo Thomas ct al, meats u 45
l. Cassinelli, fruit, etc. Is 40
VIM Schrader, digging graves on
Pacific Tel u Tel Co., phones 3 rs
Amador h l. & K Co., lights 0O
T. b l4eMoin, superintendent 60 90
Mrs M Tregloan, cook 30 90
Mrs LeMoin, matron 30 90
Oneto Co., vegetables 7Ol
Mrs Turner, washing 10 o.
DR.. E e Endicott, physician 60 90
Il Ginocchio & Bro, clothing 9 4o
Cellna Richtmyer. water 700
jackson Gaslight Co., gas 7Ool
G L Greisbach, conveyance ) 90
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07

j. F. Wilson. Dentist Hours 9 a.
In. to p. m. Phone-Ottice, black
IA: residence. Black 1914; jackson.
Amador ledger., 1907-06-07

KodoE Dyspepsia Cure
Diqests what you eat.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13

ran up the steps. and popped the ques-
ton" without further ado She laughed
and said. "GO on, boy; go 20 school and
learn something"
He was heart-brOken. but he did not
give up. He went away to Clinton Col
lege in Smith County. Tenn, about forty
miles east of Nashville. Clinton College
has long since disappeared, but then it
was a fourishing institution, and there
young Pettus learned Latin and Green and
mathematics. He stayed at the college
three years. going once 70 Nashville to
attend a Wing State convention In the
days when political conventions were
first coming into existence. Having ac-
quired an amount Of learning which
pleased his "old held' masters, he re-
turned TO Alabama. He rode by the
Chapman plantation. and there, by good
luck. he found Mary on the veranda, wa
tering plants, He jumped down, ran up
the steps, and taking off his hat bowed
low and said Miss Mary. l have been
10 school" Her smile told him that there
was nothing TO fear They were married
and lived together as fond lovers for
more than sixty years, She died only
two years ago.
Tomorrow - The Observance of
Flag Day.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13

Washington. he said. seemed a Virginia
city. II was bound 20 Virginia by closest
ties historically and sentimentally. He,
like President Tucker, said that neither
jamestown nor Virginia had anything too
good for Washington. The exercises con-
cluded with the rendition Of The Lost
Chord by Mr Sidney LLOYD Wrightsou
with Phinneys Band accompanying him
IL was very inspiring. The day before it
was given at the Georgia celebration, and
the President in complimenting Mr
Wrightson. said that the air was so stir
ring that it fairly made his hair stand up
Following the exercises the official party
took a steamer for Old Point 10 connect
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
HUSTLING ZEBEDTAH
BY LUCY STEWA ART.

10 entertain EmeIine. He even aroused her
father from his wonted lethargy Deb
wanted 10 do some kicking. but fear Of
the law restrained him. lie wanted 10
talk 20 the girl and tell her what was
what but a pride forbade. He was mad
and Jealous but there seemed nothing for
him to do He lay in his bed one night
thinking things over and gritting his
teeth and wondering why girls made
fools Of themselves. when Farmer Strong
reused him up and told him he'd better
go to the barn and see IL the horses were
all right Farmer Strong thought he had
seen some one prowling around trip
to the barn showed that the gray horse
and top buggy were missing When the
Williams household was alarmed the
discovery was made that Miss Emelne
was not in her room. Her wardrobe bad
been overhauled and she had evidently
fed. The discovery was not a minute
old. when Mrs. Strong came over 10 r.
port that her brother was missing
BY gum. but it's an elopement.' OK
claimed Zebedah as he made for the
barn. Its an elopement, and I'll kin
that squirt from Illinois if have 20 fol
low him 10 Africa"
There was another horse IN the barn.
and waiting only long enough 20 slip
on a bride. Zeb mounted and was of
for the nearest village As he went
gathering through the midnight darkness
he saw red In his heart he was n mur-
deTer ten times over. lie did not have
20 go 20 the village. Three miles from
home he met a boy driving the old gray
mare homeward. lie had been paid
half a dollar by Tie Squirt" 20 do So
after the young man had taken the train.
The boy was positive that there was no
one with him, The old mare was put
on the gallop for home. and the farm
house was reached 10 find father and
daughter at the gate. Emeiine had ex-
planned that she had sat mp late fixing
over "A dress. and had finally gone up
20 the garret 20 hunt FOR some pieces Cf
cloth Elope2 She had never even
dreamed Of il. I'm love with tho young
man from the West? She couldn't say
she even liked him
At this point Mrs. Strong came into
the discussion TO say that her brother
was very erratic and sometimes did
strange things, and that when he took
sudden resolves 90 go home he sometimes
borrowed even. a horse and buggy with
out consulting the owner. She hadn't
heard him say he was going home. but
he didn't always let her into his conf
dence Deb heard her out and then
climbed into the buggy.
Where are you going?" asked the
farmer.
After Jim Smith. the Justice"
What fur2"
There's going 10 be a wedding here In
lessn an hour
And there was. and though the groom
was grouchv for while. he soon got
over it and acknowledge that he was
glad Of Il. That is, he was glad he had
married five or six years sooner than he
intended TO- but II the squirt" ever re-
turned to that neighborhood, let him look
out for q broken neck.
Copyright, 1867, hy +. C. ParcsIlsf