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Mr '
yfffj ; 'Qrll, ; PA YETEVILLE- DAYOCTOBER 1874. fWlioIr o. 322
LHl of Special .fremiums Offered j
(ie BnsinesiMen of Fayette
villeto ExiJlfcitors at Our
... next Fair.
At Whitehead
for the best barrel of ,N. C farnifj' J
i - - . , jwu., irmcii. ui u
i . ,1 iuui 3.111,.
liams.
Ir
R. W. Hurdle,' $5.00 to winner
Hi
Alamance . .
Alexander
Alleghany. . .
,Anson . - -. .-...
Ashe ......... . .
Beaufort.
Bertie..: .....
Bladen .........
Brunswick.
" OaldwelL"...,,..
C.nndon,.
Onswell . ; . . - -Catwba..
. k . '.
Cn.th:ini
Cberokee
. Chowan..-.
Clay.,.
Cleveland..!
-Columbus.....
Craven
Comberland. . .
' 'Cnrritnck
'Davidson ......
IDavie
jDaplin .
Dare,
iEilgecoaiba . . .
IForsythe
irauBlin.
ins too .......
ijtes. ...
Granville
Greene . .
"Guilford .
Graham. ,
Haf ifox . .
H.irueii
Haywood .......
Henderson
Herii'ord...
Hydo
IrceU
Jamison
Johnson
Jones 1
Xienoir. ........ .
. Lincoln
Macon '.
il idison .
31 irtin
3iIcOowell
Meoslenbnrg. .
ilitcliell
"Montgomery
, Moora
rXasfc
jXew Hanover. . .
northainptou ...
Orange
Pasquotank
. Polk.
Handolph .' . . - .
Tiichmond.
Robeson
Itokiaghani.
lloivaa
Jiutherford. ...
Sampson. . . . ; .
Stanley.......
Stoke3
- Snrry
eo.'oivd loot-race $3.00 to second
btst uoue to eatPT over 21, .
:' Geo. M. Jvose: 83.00 in winnpr t
mule rnce mule loXeriddeu browner.
. E. F. , Moore, barrel of flour for
arqeat jield of uora on 5 acres!. .:
F. W. Thorutou, ,huudsou)e f set $i
firr s, a)aed at $25. for best and largest
display of needlo-wpvk, made and ex
bibited bv one ludr.i ? v--V?:.';
t, foF U su lot ofN.
Polls.' vi.i . . . -.'.. i i ,i
t
v4: lcBu?o, 5 gallons TokaV
tor be.-t-twa Bramah Cbiekelsi
. A. Mclvetha
for best steam en
groimds--uot; lees
power.. .,.4
-i A. A. McKethao M
to person exLU
I II J II
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pep,;....;
(MASON'S EXPEHIE.SCE ATj BAT II I cmrivd .,n and
,iud lnt o bt.il.
f exhibitor to bs takeu 4nti consid
Gk. H. Uuigh, Mrs. EUiWt'a Cook
ery Book fur beat lot of batter, from 3
to 5 ibf. . '. .
Jas. Baaks, 5 lbs. of B.iuks' candy,
to youug- lady exhibiting finest di eased
cake nf her tiwnmake.
M. Faaik, box Sue eegars for best
Morse-back lider.
G.F. Wiliiauu?, box liue eegars for
befct saddle horse.
A. Moore, I dcz. 1 lb. boxes of very
due tobacco for best cow and eal. '
M. OiUrbourg, fine iuattxes foi
best piece of houie-wade jei'uA, ' made
oy exbibitor.
F. R )-euthal. pair of ladies' gold
leeve-buttous, valued at $12, fur best
iionie-made quilt.
II. V. Tnoruton, set of coral aua
jold studs, valued at SJ 50, for.bes'
pair of game chickens.
J. V. Hfjllinfis.votth, one No. 35
plow, value S3, for best sample vl
swert potatoes.
Jm, Bruner, tack of Brunei's best
family floor to young lady fioai 15 t .
40'yeais.of age, for exhibiting 'and
wearing plainest and neatest .calico
Jrt ss ot not over 10 yards, made by
henufif. fiee from tuck.s flowers and
fevbelows.
R. T. Scaulin,) gal. on of Scupptr
nong wiue, for best pair of bogs.
in. O.eiby, fine saddle, vaiua $15.
for largest munber of boy children
7-Mr: Mason, mind yon, keeps a drut
store. V. All hi3 friends and acqnain!
ances know just where to tinl binj' ui
any honr of the d;iy or night i-behind
It 14 cunutt jvor in th little back reoiu
,' cOmifninicatnig. Now, Mr. Masou ia
Jnan gf .business, mind jon, jand if
'wh'oUy giveu 3to. drugs and jrofaii
lauguage... Antl' ullhough Mrj Masoi
y i nyesi, tuoves -niut s Las uia.ierrestiia
VUif iug - in , th jnarrow nd I bight
n o , iiisw lUuglatd tow n . bi
'-8 have - euetratd
18
)uipT;rament
exhibiting tl?
n I . r.T
oi green-uouso
James M. Larnyik
Camelia (plant) iftv yOUhgV
15 exhibiting plate f tho be
madtf by hcraelf.!: ' " : ' '-.' -f
vaioe $5 OOVforf the handsyriisi
at the Faiiv between the agesr yf
yfl vpars. - "--.. - V
S. Bran it, a banJsome, drfci aV,
S25, io. youug lariy . exUibitiag "tl
handsomest pif lf mbroislered siiL
Hall & Staw, tS cas'a totbe widuer
hi a bag-race, nol'-Iess than teu'eotf2
testauts, all coUW'ed, entirely envel
oped in bags. Distance 100 yards.
Messrs. McBaq & Daingerfield -divide
their liberal-' award in aid of the
Fair into two handsome and Valuable
premiums, aggrtjga ting $40s follow?:
! . Set of shirts, value $20; to o wneV
lof best race-horsy, running or trot
; ling, time for the raco being set by
I the judges, the award to bo rxiado by
! thorn. , ii'K i
to tli oT iadv exhibiting tho ' largest
and handsomest display fofv needle
work, mado by therselr. i I V
Slcmbersi Elect
J
iiibni (J in liiiiiu
Aud ntr in spite o
lis frif n'dly action, there is a coohifs
tJttwt'. n Uiem, and I ho merry gent it
;n:in MM'ikeshii cigats at uuothu
drag store.
COUSIN SALLY DILLAKI) 0UTD0XE.
Tito Kceuu reported below occurrf
sonief years i ao . ifcfvro,,ltoo Circui
Court of Pittsyl iyunia county, Vo.; ii 1
the cists of Com tnoii wealth vg. Cu8Sitd;.
n a enwrge oi malicious stabluiii.
l(.,ior i cuarKa Uv th nlr .
iirtni lint, I "v-or "j . ." ! ,,TT-ti.: ::- .-
n
rtt 'V ai . ,. ,
no inch of M'lu-e It i.;,'.i.uie . t ... . ...
.oriirst publication, i.i.d f,0 el t i . . t. pi
Jicatioa afterwards. . l'y v Mnn 1 li v :
)uo inch of space, 1 n.0i;tii $ 2 60
4 " 3 icos.,., 5 00
6 9C0
' , 1 year ' If 00
Tro inches, one cionlL 6 00
' " three mos 10 00
" six mos 18 00
one year '.'.. 27 00
One fourth of column (51 inches) .
One month ; $ 12 CO
Three month t 24 09
One year 55 00
One column (22 inchea) '
One month,. .$85 '00
One year 160 00
Special contract tuade on reaoEtle terms.
t
9
THIS, THAT
TUB OTJIKlf.
A fiory stecTl-UIIorso radish
Singular To.hfo a garden walk.
Tho present day Your birthday.
Brisk talkers aro usually slow
thinkers.
' To remore sUitis from character
Set rich. 1 ' -a '
England haithreo hundred iJifTe re tit
religious sects. '
, A music teacher thould bo u man
of sound judgment.
Tho old-fashioned wolnati'rt Icrunade
TA..l''0, bead, and u fiuo loolht'd
ft
The LesiIatre
o! the (leneral Assembly -or
North Ckrolina far 1S74-'i5. "
exhibited by any one father. 1st District, ; Cnrritucfe'CaindeD,
1. B. Davis, handsome tm toi.et set, j T.lSn.lotshi- ' Feioniuiius.' t Hertford,.
vjuue $C50, for best and lar-est exai- ii,lttsti ftlui Chowaui Wm. B. 3haw and
a of preserves mace by any one j Tj)uniiis ira6tiiiWn" Cons, 7
bitor. . I ..,. mr,,.!i V,.)ihin'rob.Beailfort,
inaft list Jtedrftinr 'M. IujI .m;,Aelby,j
hh ShawJbolt of Beavei- Crefek
oox'iiuo seiaia iui i ,i 0
rown,
I'mcscocK..
McDonald, 2 sacks salt for largest'
of bay per acre, qaahty to lw
m - .
1 ' - - 1 1 i
169
64'i; .
905!
r
Tyi?t'rf.
Union.
'Wake..
"Warren
Washington.. . .
Watauga
W.vne.
Wilkes.
Wilson
Yadkin .......
Yancey.,.. ....
Total... ...
39lj
1022
3269
1109
402
435
1747
1034
1319
75i
5(3
101::
143i
336
830
82
r
22
206
347
631
3843
2380
91
353
1949!
294
1152!
806!
372
' 74? 794
18M',: 1358 !
635'- 97
655! 81
r-L
"3.50; 11
209; 30
37i!. 193
8o-......
3640; 331! t
922; 2198
5t6i 783
491j 67
202l! 1799
820 955
1413 119
725 7i.b
6S5 152
3J, Northampton and Bertie, V. XV.
-i.h, Halifax, John BiyuntiXcol), K
5hEdgecombe, W I Mabson (col),
i-'Bp. . ;.'.. " ' ? 1
C'h, I'iif, Jo-seph B. Stickney, Cou.
7tli, -Wilson, . JSash aua U'raukUn,
Ji ells,
y.yr
Grn
Crev.j 1,
'Greene?
'Guiiford?
NStaplepCo
Halifax, J A M ime, u y Daniel.
At
jr.. -
r, Cod. ' ; ' ,
Meridc-nhal!v John
Rens
i Harnett, J 4
11 a V wood, P
b Hecdersi1i, Jj
TIef llor,
Davis, (m
I rede Hf AC
CorsJm
' Jaekf on, 11
JoUnston, E
JJnes, . F. S
L-tioir, J Pluiott', Con
Lincoln, Vf. 4
Macon, ,J!i)
Madison, S .!
.peiirs boa.
ifctriMvis, Con.
MPS B'ytbe, liep
ciou -at tier, li
ep,
iirp, A F.GaitLer,
I lld.'r, E A" Bizzeir
:uttf liep.
Thompson, Con.
'jomson, Con.
tmclger, Coni
;ipMcDowelIiyi Ervi, Cour."'v .4.
Jetton, Cotv' V . ; . w, ::.
ftter. 'Snans anil t c.fVikJw
, .. . . V f . " . . - - 111 n ,
ae rtiresheil in tho gem! exa.
pilous of a thousand stiff-necked
not nes. - - ;
,-It was ralher late oub cool eveuiu
when Mr. Mason turned the key i 1
the fruut door aud turned the light
loy ; preparatory to retiremeu t. "I
finder thousht I'd rnb myself down,
mind.you is the vvav Mr-
auiTaes to this particular - portion.
Afer disrobiug for the bath, he passed
injougu iuto the storo behind tb
"prescripfions carefully .prepared at
alHiours.'' - aud ciossed ovr l h ,.
snot ter counter opposite fjr a spou-'V
auu a cake of soap. He had scarcU
sBltcleil, wheu the door, which he tiatl
sjpiHJscd-locked, suddenly onened,
ana tne ugure of a man appeared
iUr- Mason dropped on i.is hire knt-cs,
oue 111 a spittoon and the other iu the
cigar stubs and sand, and listened.
"Hello! ' says a familiar voice, j
Mr. .Musbb was discreet 1 v
but thought, a great deal more' than
usual. Ho couldn't wait ou this cus
tomer in the semi darkness. and
couldn't get back to his eiothes exempt
by crobsmg .the room. Tnen the man
advanced and .iurneU mi a fl00J .a
light atid said1 "Hello!" noain. Mr
Masou slowly-raised his bar,
(leis ;abovo the glass cao ami, ivetv
nbiug a friend, said 'llla"
divbping the o He then repeated'!
by-ruium" "for this night only" I
as b.ritif rota arks, with variations of !
more positive and fXciauiatory nature;
mostly iiO'ucUuj the eternal aalvution
pf . theti tfct door. - liia-waggisli friend
. 1 . ... . - 1 ..
1 cum 1 (iivorn inn irnth i. 1., 1 . 1
to nil ,.. .w fcow, leauue. ti ',..
Tiv'thM.it;..;..Uon-...r..-.. las follows: 1
. u-Miou oy -ne UoinmonwealtliV
Attornev; 'J e 11 v
orney: Jell all vou
the cutting of the pVosVoutor by Cas
satlay, tbe pri -ouer a? I he bar.
Answer : ; Weil;1 ' tivftilirm it ...
eiecuon Uu Hvas a dark, clmiilr u
sort of a diizzy ,layJ nud says I to m
17 11
111 ,r. .
"V uiu. aui
o'd ivuiiiiii), I believe
XiitiggoM and 'posit
suys rny bid woman to iu. wel IJ Jt-L
as it is a sor: of dark, cloud v. tvt v
! h auzz,ytay, says elie, hadn't vo.
better UI;, your umbrili ? Says 1 t,
the old woman, 1 Vptctlhad l ettei
take the umbnll. So I look the u-u-bull
nud advanced ou down toward,
Bin-gold, and wheu I got dowu .ha,
Mr. Co o corned, and 6tvS he, Ui ch
Buck, have yl)U s td "anythin r o
ueigbbbr Harris ? Says I to Mr. Cole
-r-why ? Says h,, he's got my niul
Utll. 1-ieAvitntss was hern in..-
rupted by -the Cmrt and told (o uon-
Jne biuifioH to t)fc actual fray between
tbe prisoner and Co!.-, t ! ,..
In answer to th:s 1L0 witness lem ,. kto
.. t i - 1 . '
.......uV, iAr. uuuge, 3011 hold on: 1
ua sworn to tell the truth. a..d I',..
!",U.t0, U OWli WJ' 5 so 'tain.
voiui rtuue lor ou to ..., ..
tbout it. Whereunon Lh f,,.,.,,.,"
wealths Attorney, beintr n.-m... i .
get tid of tLe witucss nion ni v 11 ..
oid him to go ou and te.il 1L0 tale hi-
own w,y. -Weil, s 1 was oin. to
say, twas on 'lection day. JJ .,..',,?,...
anu iinmty Was nailing f.,r the Lj,
Injure, and ey Ii0 my old
old wouiuu, 1 be-lievis lu t. .
li.ugyold and 'posit uiy "v
: George Sand nays thai "the saddest
tiling alter tho, death of n beloved
Iriond is the empty place at table"
The "University race at Strat...-
cost' the Yale navy $2'500, iurludki
.4.9(M'orihe bnrgo am) pairoarand
tho frcskman raco coat $2,075.'
Mevf truo American h brn in a
lever, ii treaou dyspepsia, nud Neck a
relief in death at every railroaj sta
uon, ferry, und crowdod thoroughfuro
cmcago papers stato ll,ut their lako
fourieldiggcr.,aroconiinua!ly8trjkin.r
tnlphur Kpri,,. And yet Iho reck.'
less impiety ot the Chicagoane con.
tmuos unabaledly.
Tom Hotid is now accused of bcinir
aciernalionisl, bcc.iusoJie said, shorll v
? '
taken into eonii'deralion.
r 1 1 G. G. Al rover, to c:ish tor
Lest Lome-made shirt, liueu bosom
and cuffs. 1 year's subscription- to
X. C. Gazette for best yield ol t&rnips ; Qiarles 31 Cooke kud Niek W Boddie,
to the J acre. 85 cash for best !oafjjons. - ''-1 l-
bread and biscuit, made up and j i gth, Craven, Bicbard To.cJier, Rep,
cocked by a young muy uwiyr -o
years of nge. 1 year's subscription Ur
V
N. C. GaztMe for best and largest ex
hibition of poultry.
T. B. Hollingswortb, 40 yards of
Lebanon sheeting, to young lady ex
hibitinw best home made counterpane
made bv herself.
0th, Jones, , Onslow and Cartetet,
W T 11 led, Coo.- -- t-
lath, Wayne and Duplin, D Emitb
aud John D Stanford, Coos. !'.''.
11th, Lenoir laud . Oteeofer Josiab
Sagtf, Con. -J? -5- : ' ''-
Uaoo7er BJ Cjintwel!,
Cole. Gainey & Co., sack ot flour lot ' . It, nKwiek and VBiaden. Rev
largest yield of turnips on of Jame Gush well,, Bp:; .f rp::.
V. ' v
John Brislii Sarcasms.
Jcbr. Bright has long been regarded
us one of the most eloquent speakers
in the English Hdnso of Commons,
and one of the most popular orators
. with' tho. -people. Hia sterling com
mon sense, bis candor, and his won
derfu!, pathos, make him a general
favorite, and he always draws a large
crowd when announced to speak in
public. . .1
Tint it in not so well known that hi
i ) ,- power of sarcasm is almost unrivalled,
r Avhcn provoked by the taunts of opf-
:uents4to uso this weapon, which he
jcs bift.eeldom, his retorts Are over
whelming. Qnite recently be replied
to some of tho Tory party, who had
n -find tg fault with the measures
nature,; if tbey had been in the wil
: dcrnestf.tbey would Jiavfe complained
of the Ten Cd'mmandments as. a' bar
i rassljig piece of legislation." t
y.V$tf. his: sharpest " sarcasm's have
been againfet members of the nobility.
When boasts hatfctieenjnado of the an
tiquity of a prominent family,' that
their ancestors came ?over with the
conqueror, his .reply was prompt, "1
never heard thahey did any thing
else." A. noble ""ford once said, on
occasion of Mr. Brigbt's sickness,
that Providence was punishing him
for misuse of talents by inflicting a
1 diseasa of the brain. The sarcasm of
the rejoinder was terrific when Mr.
' Biighi resumed bis seat. "It may be
so ; but, in any case, it will be sorn
consolation to the friends apd family
ol Iho noblo lord to know that the
disease is fine .which even Provi
dcrice could not inflict upon him."
1 i
The coroner's verdict at Boston i.-;
fiie case of Linscctt, who died in tin
denti.-t's chair, is that death war
caused by the inhalation of chloro
form administered for-a dental oper
ation. Tbe jurors are of the opinion
that, with our present knowledge 01
chloroform, its use as an ancesthtstic
is wholly unjustifiable, and recommend
ithat iegislaiivo action be ta ken to
prevent its administration.
acre. Saok of flour for largest aver
age yield of corn per horse.
" J. C. Thompson, fine hat for best
home made wroughtiron plow,stockefl
made by exhibitor.
Geo. Brandt, handsome album for
best specimen of crochet work, made
by exhibitor.
Edmund L. Pemberton, $5.00 for best
piece of home made flannel, made by
exhibitor.
A. S. Heide, handsome doll for neat
est dressed girl child under 6-years of
age. '
One drum for neatest dressed boy
child under 6 years of age.
T. C. Oakman, 5 bundles of yarn
for best pair of home made blankets
made by exhibitor. -
A. B. Williams & Bro., set plates,
knives and forks tot best exhibition
iu department of mechanics.
, w. D. G aster. S5.00 for tho be3t
V,r. C. Troy, sack of O. K. flour for
best plate of biscuits. 1
W. N. TillUighast, group of Pjwkn
statuettes i"The FoJdr Seasons"), foi
the largest and be3t variety exhibited
in the department of food and condi
ments. Mrs. Isaac Dodd, lady's velvet hat,
trimmed, for best and greatest variety
of tidies, made and exhibited by one
lady.
L.Strauss & Co., fine pair lady's
gaiters, for the best embroidered gen
tleman's shirt.
Geo. A. Thomson, sack, of Thom
son's imperial flour, for b'3St loaf of
light-bread, mado by a y'oung lady
under 21 years of ago.
Geo. Davis, a fancy coffee-pot, for
beat piece of home-made jeans, made
by 'exhibitor. j
I". J. Lilly, $5 for best tatting, made
by a Miss under 15. ? I --4
E. J. Lilly, $5 for best
made by a Miss under 15.
E. J. Lilly, Jr., $5 for best bound
cake made by a young lady "in hei
teens." 1 , ,
Chas. Glover, Side Saddle- to tlw
handsomest married lady over 45 oti
the Fair Grounds.
H. Lilly. "85 cash, for best" and
largest variety of home-made pickles
H. Lilly, $5 cash, for best specimen
I of silk embroidery.
14ib, Sampson, Jidvvtiy;v.3;rverr,
d Mitchell, T6ani, Osri.'- ftU?
M o n I g o to e 1 - j. i iag 'H rt 1 e j5 (Jo u . -?
Moore, At AU,Iv?rv Cur.ti .' -iii - -
Nash, w k b-.ia.ff x?a.r ll .
New, Ilao-; VH lpoxe, H
Biewingtpii, ..liiVyd,' B-'ps.
' v-NortbatoW KJ, VaUrun. BefJ
OUS1UM, w .VUiiv&CIIVI U, Jjn
Orange, 'I.U.ew A1' John 'W
Latta.cbi ;:ri t
7 Pasquo.f. J unden Rep. ,
'Perilim lj Q A Wbod, Rep '
Person, tl, t'iriieft'liep k' ,
"Polk, Join1 larris.!, Rep, ' '
XCllI
. lvooeeou. xrw Ki i.uurmonL
McNeill, In Jcpjenli . . - ; '
atanuoipiHJ'itMMiuvi, lvcn
&J
1
bed qui It,
15tb, Co'.auibas 1 and; liobesoo, W
Fi.stftr French CoDi- '
16th, Cumberlau'd ; arici Haruetk,
Geo W Pegram,Cdau-.;.-':; 'r , . ' .
I7ih. Johnston; L B Waddell Con:
ISth, Wake, O&as H'Bnstco Con.l
, lOLh, W arren, . J on iu rascnaii, xv
20th, Person, Orange, Caswell, O .
Parrish and George Williamson, Con
21st, Granville, Richard ty.: bn
9?i Chatham: W Cr AlbncrUt.
231 Rockingham, Jas Irvin,' O
24th. Alamande and .Guilford
T M ore h ead , Cont, an d A S Ho
25th, Ranflolph and Moo
Worthy, Con
26(b, Richmond an
Jas LeGraud,
2711 Auso
An!
2.
A .
20th, MeckleV"
, . j,.
Ulst, Davidson, a Alfred
Con.
32 J, Stokes and Fovfythc, N
Cook, Uep. X;
3b.i, Surry andJYadkin, J.G M
34th, Iredell, WiVkes and AW
R F Armtield and R Z Linney, Co
3o' !i, Alk ghanyAshe and Wataug
A J McMdlau, Cou. -
3G',h, Ca!dwe!j;:Barke, MeDowellTft
Aiuctisuaua i.aucey, j u 31illsl, D M
Yonng, Cons. -.-'. ' " "
'37tli, Cata.wbaaud Lincoln, Major
W A Graham, Con. ;
38ch, Gaston aud Cieaveland, Jesse
Jenkins,' lad. - V' f .
39tb, tititherfJrd1 and Polk,-Martin
Walker, Rep, r- . ':
40rh, Bacconibe aud.Madison; John
3 McEiroy, Con-. - t" ' ,
4tst, Hnywoo'd. Henderson, Trau
sylvaiiin, T. W. Taylor, Ind. Rep.
42 1, Cuerokeff, Clay, Graham, Ja.$h ?
sou, Mucon and. Swain, ,-R. Love,
d all, Cons
"Rich mot
Rocking
Johnson
"tRow
VValker, Con.
Mebane, John
Nfioorge M
jlep: V :
aes I
1
uunierea. jjie. aiasouto come f?tlt.4"-L:u """"'y iwe,,,,
rerfsiluahS v.eon tti-:4tnrL --axttb .--!: .......' :,i :i A"f
.;. ri iYnr.iB nut of fL iiitF, or fct Ji- 1 . . s - ... , . . I vean
... ' . IV". - -" mm . - - - - I . , .. . ..... I . . . . wl . . . rim-rt . . A r . . I. . . .'. I.w... 1
i i; ;m uuiii nun i lui . . iic.ii,
friend com promised On a clgar,bnt
before he bad lia.e.toiulizef .'bis. -ex--pectioLS,
the door again opened, and
a '5muJdle-aedV4a'Ujr. canWI. Mii
Mason went down u hi .kws agaio,;
so quickly, that tbp 'giavcf sunk iuto
flesli. - ' ,4 . ji- .. '''" - ' -. ', J''
-Is the docfor in.'sir.?" . -"'V-"No
yesr" replied the merry gefiS
tlemao ; "that is, hrt just weutl'rouud
the, coruerr'poiutiug v towards1., the
counter; where Mr.'? Mason was "wildly
gesticuUting, "and wt!l be 'back iiii
uiediately. t Sit dowu 1" 1 J
's Tljankiyon replied the middle
iigedlady, : wait." But fs
caidnt-e auytbiug funny about it;
ihouslilthe Jiieitv ceutlertau seeultd
tu b'
did
Jd t
up a
Make
hndt
1 withoc
am used.' Neither
on. , He ground his knees
.co 'and eaud, and' bffered
choice observations Ho. -bis"
1 1 8 w as cbi I ied t h rou gti ,v "and
.- ."io. change ' ipoeitio'ns
risk of ittractiotr - at ten -
tide. die. tried to wai m uimseii uy.
rei;ttiing everything rt Sati og tbVacred
history ana ; a. torn re exisience-ue iiaa
Veai ned from bis youth up, but witb-
fat marked success. Id be cooid ouiy
Ut hold of that fgoV-jlv. rJ'ff.;
vHaa tiie'doctorbeen oat oug ?.",iB
ired the lady; lis ng. VMr.Mason's
V-egaq- to ert culute. v
N.V be seated, ma'ui,' tie Baid- he'd
etly,"(?'- Hasou borj4
rabliSr i tpittoon: ;a 0(3
A
the lirst
Ihiug"! didjwben'l. got thar" jvas ' fo
taue a ariofr..;cr .liucsauauwiiisu'ey,
wnich' was tnoh8troua gj6d; and; says
1 to myselfJsayS l, Ohi lfoss, ou feel
better nowy don't yoii ? .-'And wLile I
wns auvuu ing aioijcu, voie, ue
c-me to me; and s.iys he, Uuclei Jiuck,
says be, Uiive you seen auythiog of old
neighbor Harris "i. ; Sas 1,- for,;.wby ?
Says he, the . oid'eock baa got my urn
brilL Arter awhi'1 I 'nosited ' mv
vote, und then Mr. (Jole iAud. me.vad-'
vauced back towards borne, add Mr.
ioie was uuwirauuj x eversieu niui
that ''lie Waa drin.r
om of charity to th0 undertaker, who
wished to in-.. Kn..U'ir. m '
- - ..... ...i.j iiouu
St. Louis will shortly have a ncv
industry, a cwmparn' havimr ben
organized to mariutacturo spades and
shovels. Ti.o supply ha h ithei to
UtAOII II It'll l'....... t I. . 1.1.. 'x :
xj isiei ii lactones.
A precocious boy of eiht summers
attribute tho death of a pet gol j-fiul,
h;s sister's idol-to the fact' that it'
oui iu't take a j ,ke. Ho used to
cieli it otcsijnaliy with u bent pin.
A teacher, who, in a fit of vexation,
calli-d her j.upils u st of young udders,
upon bcrng rv proved for her language
apologtzjd Ijiy saying -that sho wlis -
sptjonlrt those just commencing
jHuian with a, sick baby
"'U'o day' Senate bf
'i"-JT?i,rwMso ;sho heard
Oio baj been ihwMM.
Ueg'o. cofntnencemeuts this . )
eave) that 'nltorelhem'thx) nioslr ' . ) i
jusible und pleasiigreinirfHio has- ; 'v S
card any whwci,worat hoSlToT tho,' ' .''Jio i
uih at .to institutiort" lor tbe d,e j
rt
put
and dumb.
' Av young - gontleman" remarked to' '
his femalo companion, tho ithvr.ovcn :
iDg, "Ah! tho. inoft beautiful eyeniiijj
iii my recollection, L i.ua lolc ecu
liarly beantilul." 'nnWiat her jut :
W.eu t, by ?' quickly asked .thv ytfnj v
lady.' ' ". '-'" ,'. ';'',":.
An .imaginative-milktnaa.wa Cony-;
lionted in court with a luctomvter,
which nnmistakably recorded fifty ,
nor ent, of,- water. in the tndk.he hud
And sovve advaucexi along iik we tiotrUold. Unaccounted lor this by Matt- .
to.whar the road hnd the path for fee. I, ling mat. inoro wr.s :i 'neavy -oow on
arid Mty AJo.e and me tuck the path, tne grass tno cow nan -cropped. JU8&.,
as any mother gentlemen would, nod J before being milked, lb magistrate
arter adyaLiciug awhile we ariiv to old .;
ueijhbor Harris, setten ou a .Ida, with!
the umbrill ou his arm, aud about that
timtJ Elijah'- Caseaday (tLe prisouer)
ciild mi. (ilhl Ve ttilfiliiccil on (illiVM
airt'v at Edjhri'bArusa.';E.ijati ig my.
neuew -auu ; likewise,-aou-in-iaw. tic
married uiy darter Jane, which is ueit
to'my darter Saily; Arter we had
advanced to' Elijah's ious?, we.vstood
in the' yard awhilo a jawiug; and pes
ently twtii somebody' rid up bu a
Vf':'wl1 f;J.hu$bw-befor4ud ' V'-Dad iC I were to-coadocl
Wbierda.day.behiudi ) billield- will ? ,n1ld Vrt shoot'i
and iuali. LusdayeMig .the sjte ; Wot.d;yoo7iclc itt 2". 4',i.
born iJi'0iO"nat''ra.y"iy; like .."any body
elfieV fiiTHtllef '';' no gilJbotwebU Vm,
'iudbloJPli'rjbem'is'abbut tbe , same
iht.' esntcialiv IviaL. whieh - arc f'ji
u Id not see the nooryj butlnflictod., . 'j , .
e usual fijio. 'i .. .v. -- ,', .' -
could
the
A wag- with the- vord ."whoa"
brought a horse driven by a young
man , to a cad stop. "That's a fitio '
beast of J-ours,' says tho wag.' "A'c, ; ' ,
a preilj gyod soitot an'animal, but C .
he has one'lault. llo was oncy. owned t .- y
by a butcher, and id ture to. slop . '.
whenever 4io beurl a -calf, bliit','f .
Wag don't any whou,t to that Irofse,.' ,Vf
tin v, more. " ;. . . -. .' .
-f i . - - - , -. -. . '
dock on - -
yoo iicK mu ji).no. my .
it w'iild'show that you were a ; -
good- lnaik-Hinau.' and -I would, xvoi
jlidud 'jf. yjie." ; "AVcll, then, dad,! ;
peppered your old rfitiKwf
son
I
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F '-
w.jn
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I
- IIOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Aiamauce, Jaues E JBoyd.'Rep.
A'exauder, J Carson, lnd.
Alleghany,
-.Field, Gon,
ed nbw."
arouud uueaeiiy,
.1. ..1 . II u ivaa I 2 ..... - 1 .. H..
blue with cold, and
Tned attitude aud elemeut
fatism appeared in every joint
uXt tix.c mul --fewore-m circles.-
about pouiux, aud I advanced in the
liauke VlrarVivaa lu.ijih's '.vife, whieli
is mv darter Jane, which is utt to, my
'vcll, alter
fin WMichi'ran Central train ooraing
ca't eayft' iho Detroit i'reo- Fie,
,,..m old ladv who liad!nt- lrnV!
She 'wtvsn't cued
ord
reasi
see Vki
nic;itfon
street Bk
on idumbi
INow, vh
Xjtions
! water,
limped;
in -good
'er.TUe
g. iJeople tq.
xl no comuiu-
. tfa intet.1
head
of
hi
IT.
Coiwdirtdv ii "'balliu me. but ; never tu-
tioued 'em nor advanced back.'', Wcli,
got" : home, and .. was v eating ,bay
gdpr,'ftnU Ejb; which is my son
in Uw. nud married ruy- darter Jane,
tvhu-h iawn xt td my darter Sally, urrv,
and says to me, Uuciu Buck, ways e,
I've killed u man. ,S.ys 1, the hell
,...:-(,::...-:. A,.rl t hat' nil l kuow
about the stabbing, for I wru there
Atncaii' pva,,ul
hullyd', it, opo
bur inOUlli. n-i
v..- ---- -
droi.ned tho. kcrrci ao ',.
re
-itpr" t'atei. . '
'-r.-l nn water!" ' it
know.M a lit(le one-rou
'Step dowi, M has supplanted
r.ha ineleirii,! Moffupand get. - I
'".Ti.Avn ',ir.e fiiht ,in tbe lrw.n
hAntZ r-.d . . Bat when has. the
pajrioV, naAJbf . IreUud , ever . been
uncurscu oy t.icuu" i r .
trfi.iuii old lady
i. i ..io it. ileal
his couv .iWbile'witU euitny Utile nefljw, 8ay tf) tV0 . ways o( UiQ b.yok ttgont. ibo
aiy rheu- h$ to" mo, s., he;: Uncle .Buck, Ui ' .inut b ys, and the . Ivii pckao
ut. " But hni4 rjavs Ikrood pop.; so wa I lin ,,tss through tho, tram
bTshooklnsfistat the empty.boxe. .ped outJtogetLer; ..and I beard ' m,nulcs. " When tho t,canutt
Kstttloft '-tUU -BWOie-.iu ..v.iwivb, :r BuuiUOUJr .nv afne aiOMIZ T'- " i . "
auu .V" , , ' ,; ...v TA SL ,"wl II Gtl back . . W CU, "IV . V inla lu'f .IP.'
.w..lT.'tlH II1IVC UKKIl . tu.iv.-...- i , I Liyutu. viu u- : . 1 A I. ITIIII I UnilUH
V"ulu r - ' i .. . .-,d
satiVattbaemomenr,
ablrba've appearcu..; Myu;
ciuoiuvp .'h:fi--ltxi. not .only his
Meicnrr i-'-. ""7- - .
hH nrnisca fey, im ...-
Tq tried to change irom
a external segement oi
hut his iuints Xailfd
hen (h6 - merry gentleman
. to tell the' lady atstory.--
aeon had heard .oeiuie,
kbew he -woukt, in. ai.
ptobabi'jry, bo a aeau. ..Yhor
f(steued through. (. 60 )5?W
There was a miaum ugu
-1.
au
.idt3
nbly. -s
I... 1 1 1 lilt
for Iho
t.n'Sdiret ' door, and a
on the floor
efvy gentleman sitting on
in-'conVuUons cf iuugbt
er. .Air.
iTnn irroaneu agaiu.uui.y--
a" Paterson man' who had placed
aeverul fetoing rods on bis btuse,
was deligute.d, during a recent rain,
at secing-ifcsti uck in two place; w.ulo
,K.vnouse,oL his ncignoor, wuo
too hivuu ; to Lpav for a Hghgbtning
rod, was not t ructt oii an.
''-". 1 1 . T ki I,.., ...
A man vr ho was aoout 10 mm m-..
warding it'with silent t "teurpl? or
..;i,.i.i...ritnut otnio wiiiuww.
book agent came along an 1 droppc-l a.
book into tier lap. o .b a.
"much, oblcegcd "' .and' alio carefully
locked it up iu her valise. iho pnzo-
package boy came aiouK -iiftamplo,
and she wondorcd how tho
road conlJ aiford to give Huny
mucn. " When-bo turned, . fch ha l
opened if, and was wearing tbebreaHt
tiin and eating the gumdrop. iho
book' went cairio and wanted Id
book, and before sho Would give It up
u,..ti...i tho conductor to sec it it
U O Vlv. - 1
T in car uov wauteu
i
IVLUSOU nivi"- o . ' 1 A
ont. Thentbemerrygentlemanloc-ed
S Joor and..lurn.d Juwj. '
sajiui, j- -.. lioht the merrv
wasu t. 00 opou uivw "o-
.'rv gentleman made a closer exam
1 r"UJ 11 - ..ff..i i fT-rora- was
liqatian, anu a .u -0-
i'l
t
i
..ii- -
- 1
a - . . - 1 . L'lf IMII t 11.11 I V U4It'llb .-w
in Aluba.nia, sang, us v fiho 01M,caled to the pas-cn-
i the nooso about bis neck, VO, the pa. and she a pea - I t i
ever." " ' ' . . y i,,.,.-: .-;-.-'. . . . . ; - . -.
.';" -. :. v,.'' - - . . . '.' . 1 '
; : - " -. .. ' '-
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