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Educational Notice
»»G H A C U G tt k e n W O O D .”
A G O OD «T O R Y .
Humorous Sayings and Doings.
hook, interesting as it might be, lor
him.”
A SPICY note — SHK tells W ho ARE
A very amusing anecdote is told of
Publie examination of Taaebera will take»
An old minister the other day asked
••Of course, * said Bel; “ and shall
THE PENDULUM.
not her h u s b a n d s .
an Irishman who happened to be in Par a woman what could be done to induce place on th# *eeond Saturday of M*f#k, Jam,
he again, when he c>>mes to his senses
September and December.
Grace Greenwood addresses the fol- > b while three crowned heads of Europe her husband to attend church. “ I
Swing on, old pendulum of the world,
J. H. MYER,
He is licit, and worth putting up one’»
lowin'' to the Washington S 'a r:
were there on a visit to hi* Imperia’ don’t know,” she replied, “ unless you
1
Fupt. Common School«, Polk Co.
Forever and forever.
book for. But it you think 1 in going
Editor » f the Star— Sir: I find in Majenty, Napoleon. These distin -nish were to put a pipe aud a jug of whisky
Keeping the time o f suns ard stars,
in there to read now, you ¡ire mistaken;
The ia<ri.h that endcth uever;
vour issue of y esterday the following cd persons were the Emperors of Russia in the pew.”
liivery and I’w i fctablt«
so
g
i
yourself,
if
you’re
afraid
to
leave
Your mouotone »peaks joy and grief.
)ura<rr inh *
, and Austria, and the King of Prussia.
him alone.”
A Ju-tice, in rebuking a virago who
And failure aud endeavor.
COOPER & GESNER,
I,J“Jf)r' Lippincott (the husband ot Otiid iy, having thrown aside all state
1
heard
a
soft
footfall
in
iny
room,
had
been
arraigned
for
uearly
scratch
Swing on, old pendulum, to and fro,
G race Gr- euwood) a fourth class clerk ceremonials, they determined to see the
OULD announce to the Traveling Pub
then some one bent over me (I hud shut
Forever and forever.
¡„ the Post office
Department, was an M£hfs uf the be .utiful ci»y on the S. ine. ing her husband’s eyes out. said : “ you
lic that tbeir large STABLE in
my eyes as though sleeping), and close
»bould
remember
that
your
hu»band
is
mil cant for the
position of General tor-their own delection, and for that
Long as you »wing »hall earth bo glad,
INDEPENDENCE,
to my for. head was bent a soft check—
Superintei
dent
of
the
Posioffiee Depart- purpose resolved to go incog.. so as not the head of the domestic realm : indeed, is constantly open for the of all those who
A ik ) men be partly good and bad,
m 'ist, too ! It was only for a moment,
“ Well, may favor them with their patronage,
men. but tailed to get the appointment.”
be recognized by the people
How lie is your head, madam.”
1
Ami each hour that passes by
but it thrilled me, knowing those tears .
then,” screeched the termagant, “ have
Durin
'
the
visit
of
Mr
Mat-ready
to
ev«
r-
10
»^
ir
stroll
through
Paris,
thet
A thousand souls be born and die—
had fallen for me.
this country, ns he was traveling on a went -stray, and meeting a g iitle.nanly not 1 a right to scratch my own head?”
W ATSON & O R ISW tlL ,
Dio from the earth, to live, we trust,
As she turned to go noiselessly out, 1
Western steamboat, he was poin.cd oum person, who happened to be an Irish-
Unshackled, unallied with dust;
Josh Billings says : “ When a young
opened my eyes. Yes, it was Ethel bv a w .-'ish clerk, toabaekwoodsiinn. »»»». they politely asked him if lie
A r c h i t e c t s and Practical
Lu.:g as you »wing »hall wrong come right,
man
ain't good f**r anything else, I like
gl ding softly away. I heard her say
As sure a.« morning follows night.
a;O le Bull, who was then giving eon Wl>u,d kindly direct them to the Palais tew see him carry a gold headed cane.
as sr. entered the other apartment.
HOUSE CARPENTERS,
certs in the’ West.
The great tragedian K,,>al-
aitli and beda 1, that I will, If he can't buy a cane, let him part his
Tee day goes wrong— the ages never;
“
Oh,
Bel.
he
is
sleeping
sweetly.
I
Swing on, old pendulum, swing forever !
sat apart, on the «leek, wrapped in poetic "»>'boys,
said Pat, at tho same time hair in the middle.”
IN D P E N D E N C E , O R E G O N ,
am so thauklul ! Now I'll help mother
taking
a
mental
ph.togaph of the three
contemplation
and
insular
dignity;
but
*............
finish her work, and then I’llxome and
A story is going the rounds of a
ILL take Contracts for Building House«
THE CHILD-ANGEL.
the tall Mi-souriaii strode immediately ‘ boys ” “ Th s way, tin, hearties,” and
o f any description or eize in town or’
sit by him while lie sleeps.”
*
party
of
ladies
who
were
caught
in
a
so they were conducted to the gates ot
I
Litt’.e tongues that chatter, chatter—
“ No, you needn’t” said Bel. ‘ ’I ’ ll up to him, and with a startling slap on thi* royal palate, and the Irishm in was shower having the color wa.-hed from country. Satisfaction guaranteed.
the
shoulder,
thus
accosted
him:
Latin feet that patter, patter
go aud change my dress and arrange
A lady at our elbow
“ Hello, old hoss ! Old Bull— wharT about bidding them farewell wh *u the their checks.
S E W DRIIU S T O K E .
With f. ceasile*» tuotiou all the day—
inv hair, and go myself. Perhaps he
thinks the color of some of the gentle
Emperor
of
Russia,
interested
and
your fiddle?”
Little eyes that softly lighten—
will know us when he a» akes.”
The stately actor turned upon him, pleased, as much by the genuine polite men’s noses would not be washed out
l.it'le cheeks that flush aud brighten—
Then l >1 p , and when I opened my
L. A. R O B B ,
ness of Pat as by his uaiue/tt* and witty without a water »pout.
Little voices singing at their play.
eyes again. I saw Aunt Mary and the and with a-w theringlook,” and in the remarks, asked him who he was.
leave to announce to the publie of
most tragic tone, replied: “ Sir, I am
In my memory awaken
“ John, how I wish it was as much Begs Polk
girls sitting in the room at wo k.
County, that be has ju s: opened
“
Well.”
rejoined
their
guide,
“
I
did
Thoughts ot one who has been taken—
Aunt Mary came to the bed and laid not a horse, neither am l a ball, neither no' ask who you were, and before I an • he fashion to trade wives as it is to
Of a little heart that beats no more—
trade hor»cs.” “ Why so Fete?” “ I ’d
A t In d e p e n d e n ce
her hand on my forehead, cay ing ten* have I ¡1 fiddle ! ’
swer you perhaps you would tell me cheat homebody most shockiu bad afore
Of a little voice that’s ringing,
In
like
in
inner,
I
have
to
rep’y
that
delly : “ You have been ill a long time,
'Mid the angels sweetly singing
M r. Lippincott, o f Philadelphia, “ the who you uny ho
A C O M PLE TE ASSORTMENT O P ’
night.”
but you are better now, and must be . ,
.
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!
Alter
some
flirt
further
parleying,
one
of
Songs of gladness on a di-tant shore !
It is a great pity that woman’s pet« DRUGS,
very careful. Do not talk, but let husband of Grace Green woo I, ' is not them said :
a
doctor;
neither
is
lie
“
a
fourth
class
arc
so frequently nuisances to every
MEDICINES,
everything rest till you are a little
“ l am Alexander, aud they call me
> 1 Y C O U S IN S .
clerk
in
the
Postoffice
Department,”
!
body
i-l-e.
stronger.”
PAINTS,
Kmperor or Cz ir of all the Ru-sius.”
neither
H
as
he
l»«*cn
“
an
applicant
lor
I was going to ask some questions
OILS,
“ Indeed,” said Pat, with a roguish
I was at home at last, after ten years
OU1 maids are described as embers
the position of General Superintendent
DYE-STUFF,
with
regard
to
my
illness,
but
shut
my
twinkle in the corner of hisc\c, aud an from which the sparks are fled.
of wandering; at home, yet alone in
of
the
Postofiiee
Depirim
-nt;’’
neither
&e., &c.,
the world. Though l had everything lips again and kept quiet; but my gaze has “ ho faded to get the appointment.” incredulous nod of the head ( as much
Little
Fanny
was
taught
that
every
wandered
to
Bel.
who
sat
near
me
Which
he
proposes
to
sell
<*e«p
as th*’
as to say, ’This boy is up to codding
except friemts, I would li ivt* ¿riven »1
As
lor
the
excellent
Dr.
Lippincott,
cheapest.
"lie
was
made
of
du*t
0
"
e
day,
she
lor somethin;* to love, some one to love She raised her beautiful eyes, full of i* it not enough that he should missol me a bit” ), “ and might l unke bould
Hive him a call.
52>tf
»as watching the dust in the street us
me. A »Manger in inyp ilive place, anti tears, from her work, and smiled, then the office to which he aspired, but you to ax who ye m ¡y be. my flower?”
“ They call me Francis Jo*eph, and the wind was \v1 1 iiling it in eddies,
still an invalid from the effect of a ter drooped ln-r long ln.*hes again and work must divorce him from his liwtul wile,
IV I E I t C I I A A D I S E .
“ Wli.-it are you Blinking of ?” asked
rible fever which had lately prostrated cdonqu “ tl\. I did not Hatch the soft, j
the
Kiuper-*r
of
An
triu.”
a umst estimable ladv— and bestow him
tier mother.
me, l dreaded living in the old house, j w
*luting hands, a-, it had once j
I. V a n d u t n .
“ Mo-t happy to make your acquaint
Joua Soy v e a v i l l e .
iq on a stranger ?
“
O
”
sail!
Fanny,
with
a
serious
face
occupied only by servants.
!
my joy to do. but ui\ gl-nce "an-
nr.ee,
Frink,
my
h o y ," said the Irish
A s for u s. belonging to another brancli
“ I thought the du-t lyoked as though Vaiiduyn A Soinmerville?
1 had an uncle in the West, whom 1 dm *d 1,1 ,,ie wind,,w " hcre Kt,lel sal- of the Lippincott tree, we hive applied man, who, thinking he was hoax- d, and
there was going to be another little
had not seen since a child
He bad ' r’,,d thm,” h she dld ,,ot .ra,/ e ';er e>cs' for no one office at Washington, though in his de-p tiring effirts to get. the truth,
girl.”
IN D E P E N D E N C E , Oregon.
married a widow with two little girls. » watched her as she worked. Her face.
we h ive. I couf ss. held ourselves open as he conceived, out of any of them
I wondered if he had yet room in his ;t 'vein' 1 r° ,,IC- '7as »ju'iner and p .!« i
A gentleman named Rose, having a
to the proffer ot a first class foreign turned to the third one, and said :
D EALERS IN
heart to lind a place for the nephew he ! !l i 1 ^ . iad e' er sf'MI ,r’ ,uf K7 ,!~ lf m ission . With slight solicitation we “ Who ar>; you ?”
laughter, named her “ Wild,” as in his
used to love. I longed to be amu^g | br’w ,‘ ^a,r Ui,s ^u*!.cd back m the
“ They ctll me Frederick William
•pinion “ Wild Rose” was a pretty e oi
would consent to be “ a looker-on in \ i
friends, and thought l might find them ~ai.u,,‘ r ‘ni"y
il'Mn her ¡ou liead
■eit for -a name. But when »he grew
enna.” though perhaps M nlrid would and I am King o f Prussia.”
Th y then reminded him that li< i • and married a man named Bui!, the
m L cede James and his family. 1 wrote ! lLtel1 " lee»,.walch»"f! |er’ aud llrea,,,f J lie a better point,as our worldly posses
A fu 1 Stock of Goods constantly on hand to
to him, inviting myself to go down for;*he was ,r-v1" ' *" Pul1 uie out
t,u’
promised to tell them who lie w.is, and, '•oiiibinatniu of her Christian and sur
w a fe r ; but Bel held her back, and kept! '»«»* principally emiM-t of certain dilap
suit the varied wants o f the People.
¡after some hesitation and imsteiioi- • a in «* look the conceit out of the olu
a short time, adding that l would start
¡dated “ Pasties in Spain ”
That we
calling
on
me
to
get
her
some
flowers
i
that very day. In truth l uas afraid 1
nan.
nrsse I of Paris, was not. we fc**l assured, i airs of confidence, Pat, putting In
The Highest Market price paid for
hind to his in »urli, whispered : “ I an
to await an answer,lest some troublesome which I cou d not reach.
Several weeks passed, during which 1 because »ur honored Presa!.'nt loved the Km.ieior of Cain i, but don’ t tei
A few weeks since, in a Boston eat
circumstance slum d shut me up at
Country Produce.
Philadelphia less, but Galena moie.
I
gained
strength
rapidly.
Bel
was
all
ng
house, a Ilian disc vered a cockroach
anybody.”
heme. But when fairly on my wa? I
.1.
Curtin
lias
fallen
upon
our
h
op
es
n lus pudding. He turned the iu-ee:
troubled myself somewhat about mv attention, and was al .vays alone with me of St. Petersburg, and if we mourn, it
We also have in counection with the Stör»
•ver. examined it closely, and fiuall) a large
A d v ic e to \r - ung M en . — Let th
probable rcc< ption, and devoutly hoped in the forenoon. Once it would have will not be in Russian sables. As for
the two little girls would be no auuoy* filled me with joy to have her near me ; flic P o in t of St. James it seems “ your bu-incss of every one a one and attorn •••marked to a person who was silting
WAREHOUSE,
»ear liiin : “ 1 hat a in ’t ri ,__
ght
now I cared no more tor her than 1
I doir’
to your own. D <n’ buy vvliat you don
a nee.
Motley is the only wear.”
ke it and if l find another 1 wmi’i ■vith track extending to the River, »nd arc p r e -
want. Use every hour to advanta-i
It was night when I arrived. jUnole should for a waxen dull, and l hailed
I
think
I
have
some
reason
to
com*
• »red to receive and Forward Freight for
.t the pudding.’ ’
Janies met me with a hearty greeting the afternoon with pleasure, for it al [ilain of your editors, for appaienti)1 ;i n l st a I y to in ike a leisure hour use I u
:•*> venta p e r io n .
at the station, and, after a very slioit ways brought Aunt Mary and Kthel cl.-ssing me among the “ bigamistio Think twice b e fo re you spend a dollar
3tf
VANDUYN A SOM M ERVILLE.
I don’t wish to iinke young pcopl
drive, ushered me into his drawing One of the girls read aloud, and thus writers of the day,” in assign ng to r c remember you will have an »flier to in A
lining their courtship un' appy : bu
room ami introduced me to his wife and the hours passed very pleasantly.
ho w is it said, “ Love nukes Ti ne fly
so ui iiiv amiable consorts. If you «nubi for it. Look over your nooks regular!
At
last
1
was
able
to
go
about
again.
two daughters.
I
•
I
,i
and
if
you
ti
id
an
error trace it u<
lien
Time make» Love fly?’’ Surely
on'y Vi.rv the nani“, oec isional y. there |
,
,
c
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tj
Mrs. Gray, ITiclc James’ wife, was a The leaves had all fallen, and every, would be some r-lief in the variety. Should a s rokeof misfortune coin
Fi eiichinuu.
M on ey
H a îe d Ï
thing
looked
blank
and
drear
out
ot
I up ni you in your business, rctrenei
fair lookmg womau, of soft and pleas , ,
. .,
But fonj n:rs Lippincott !
Cut tho acquaintance of any lady who
ant speech: »ncl .von my heart immedi ! Joor,‘- , 1 " ,7 ''" a “ •■»- »»> """*. as we
w » k harder, b it never fly the track
The
same
di
chômer
1
now
put
forth
igiM a letter with “ you-s obediently.” IMPORTANT JOJYERYBODY i
utely by her gentle, motherly ways ! T'1* ,lt -reaklast, that I must sooo jt't
! for the benefit of Dr. Lippincott, must 1 Confront, d ffijulti s with uufliindiin
Bel. the eldest daughter, was a tall, i 0ll,e
t'crserver.iuce, and thev will fly at l,i*i
“ The d«‘«nrest spot on earth is homo,’ 'IN H E LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OP'
graceful girl, with a fair complexion.'
Aunt . Iary and l ncle Janies protest apply to Mr. J. B Lippincott, the _-reit then you will be honored, out sluink
h“ song being beli-ved. Mr. Pegge*
publisher, and to General Lippincott,
clear, dark eyes, and beautiful hands! cd that I should stay with them ill the
and
you
will
be
deqns
d.
iys it’s true—costs him twice as much Dry Goods,
the doorkeeper of the fvnate.
that toyed gracefully with the knitting winter, and Bel joined her *o‘ t plead
Clothing,
i« any other sp-'t— ruins, in fact, a 8100
They are “ all honorable me ',” doubt
Boots,
she seemed to be intent on.
I couid ing voice, and as she laid her littio hand less, but they are not my liu-biml.s;
A P r e t t y S m r y . — It i- seldom w< «pot each month.
on
mine
caressingly,
there
was
some
Shoe*,
not help watching them. Indeed 1 wa*
and I hereby warn all persons agiinst read a prettier story than is told b :»
thing
in
her
face
that
to
d
me
l
need
Groceries
Alphonse Kerr perpetrates a gross
so much tiken up by thoughts of Bel
French paper about Mbit* Blondin, tin
trusdng me on their account.
and Crockery,
not
go
alone.
Kthel
said
nothing,
and
ihel. when he »ays if a beiutilul robe
that I scarcely bestowed a second g a nice
leading actress at the principal theater
GRACE
GREENWOOD.
• f (Fizz ing magnificence could be in That has ever been offered in Polk Ca., is ju st
upon Kthel, the second daughter, who I did not dare to look at her to read
Every ti ght, for several weeks a s nal
received at
Washington, April 21, 18 j 9.
what
l
hoped
her
face
expressed.
I
vented, wnich could be worn only by
need not have been contrasted w tli
j two-sou bouquet of violet* fell at he
CKOXE A W O L F ’S
hose who a*ccnd the scaffold of the
Bel’s beauty to be ca led plain. A ', thanked them nil, but I did not say
feet du'ing her recall.
T'his modes
S
a t u r d a y N i g h t — Somebody' gets
supper, which was soon unn »unced, I " * cI, !e,r I would stay.
pertinacity inter* sted the actress, wh executioner, there would be found wo New two story building at INDEPENDENCE,
off
the
following
beau'iful
paragraph
on
“
If
I
return
alone,
Uncle
James,
i!
c u !d but notice the differc ce between
discuveied. tlirou h the aid of an ob ue i who would dispute about the right which we will sell CHEAPER than the CHEAP
EST.
the two.
Ktbel was not only plain, will be because Kthel wills it S *y. the closing night of the week. There liging finnroute, that the b-stower w.».* >t wearing it.
We aro prepared through recent arrange
back alone or will is a volume of truth in if :
but exceedingly awkward, while Bel Kthel. must I go
a rotn ititie. «birk eved adolescent oi
ments made in San Francisco, to find constant
•/’»
A
newspaper
published
in
the
regions
Sa'urday night m ikes the people hu
was the embod merit of grac *. Uncle UM
1
'v't" ,ne •
fifteen, from whose povt rty it was evi of Lakes Mumphragog and Winnepe. sale fir all kinds of Produce, and paying the
She
raised
her
beautiful
man.
sets
their
hearts
to
beating
softly,
highest market price for WHEAT.
James and Aunt Mary talked to me , ^ ' c ra,1>l‘d her beaatirul e.V°s- hut
dent that he practiced most rigid econ -aukee says that “ 'he fish in Lake Hub
Wc also have in connection with our store,
a*
thev
used
to
do
before
the
world
about mv travels, my lonely return and 1
c<m ‘ not bcar ni)’
adm*
omy toin ible him thus to BoraII\ ex
cyhuiikeuiunk. Me., are said to be su.
A LARGE WAREHOUSE,
other things; but I'm sure I couldn’t rat,nn a" d OV1'’ “ !“ hl‘e Unt h,’r he,,d turned them into w»r drums ann jarred press his ad miration.
Mademoisel e l»erior to those of cither Lake Weelcy.
.them
to
pit
cos
with
tafoos.
The
le
Ige*
where
we offer storage on good terms.
have repeated a word the next moment,
UP°M »»e ia
an'^ cobbed aloud,
with eh arming condescension, sen Is fm »bacock or Moosetocknngantuc. Those
W ealse keep
so perfectly engrossed was I by the i 1» another moment we were alune. clos-s with a clash ; the iron door v mlt the youth between the acts. He ap
of Cliauliungoguugamrung were very
conies
to
with
a
bang
;
up
go
the
shut
•
•
•
■
-
and
I
went
and
leaned
over
her
aud
MOLINE
and BOSTON C L I P P E R
beau'iful eldest daughter.
proaches, blushing and trembling, ns lie fine but they all got choked to death
P LO W S.
laid
my
hand
mi
her
head.
ters with a will; click goes the key in
The heat of the summer was gone,
perceives the vio'et bunch pinned on oi trying to tell where they lived.”
“ Kthel, Ethel, do not mind what I the lock. It is Saturday night and
i
CRONE & WOLF.
and it was the pleasantest time in the
her breast. Suddenly he plunges for
business
breathes
free
agiin.
Homo
said.
Forget
it.
Do
not
distress
your-
Kissing
a
Factory
girl
is
a
mill
priv
year for the long, delightful rambles
ward and cnvehipes her in his arms,
which we took over fields and bill s-lf. because you give me pain. If ward ho I The door that has been ajar when it i* discovered tint a tongue ol iloge, when »he is a satis-factory girl.
Kthel scarcely ever accompanied us; you do not love me I can go away, and nil week gently c!o*es behind him ; the tire from a neighboring gas jet has been
When is a toper’s no-e not a nose ?
world is closed out. Shutout? Shut (irking her dress, the trail of which i*
but one day we ha'1 all been rambling you must forget ¡ill about it.”
When
it is a little reddish.
Up, like a flash, came the sunny in. then, rather. Here are bis ftcas
in the wood that skirted Round Pond, a
NORTH FRONT ANB E STREETS,
in flames. In qumcning them, the
In Congreve’s comedy of “ The Way
beautiful shret of water that, lay near brown head, and a broad, beautiful urcs after all and not in the vault, and youth is fearfully burn d, but the ac
PORTLAND, OGN.
not in the book— save in the old family
my uncle’s residence ; and ¡is we strolled smile flashed over her face.
tress is unhurt. He dies at the hospi of the World,” one of the character»
“ But. I do love you, Cousin Gerald. Bible— md not in the bank.
homeward we »t'pped to look over tnc
tnl. and Blondin robes his grave in s thu» made to speak of a lady, in allu
What
then ?”
Mav be you are a bachelor. Then
FOUNDERS,
sion to her glibness and inveteracy of I R O N
bank into its quiet depths.
I violets.
I
began
to
see
how
mutters
stood.
I
poor
fellow
Saturday
night
is
nothing
talk— “ She lias gut that everlasting
“ Oh.’’ said B* l, “ do you see those
STEAM ENGINE
beautiful flowers further down on the caught her in my arms, that. 1 might ' » r u j " ? “ J'° "
n,''lhi" - "J *"J-1 f c s -lt is a f .ct perhaps not general!. rotation of tongue that echo hath no
AND
L-ot a w.fe— I*hie eyed,
nr ! known,
k„
but interesting
lotcrcsiing to
to young
young men.
bank ? IL»w fresh and bright t¡icy look at her attentively. She bore the hn.|j',
J
but
men. chance with her, but must wait till she
scrutiny, blushing and smiling through black eyed, but above i •
°
J
" float»
-
B O IL E R B U IL D E R S.
dhs to catch her last word.”
look ! Pan you not get me s-niie?”
«» •ll , tiueeyei ; ,|iat the solitary ringlet,
which
her tears.
get a little h»»me, no m.....
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.. fpom „ so M ny waterfalli. is a n*»tifiea-
.after
how little
“ Oh. Bel. it’sdiiogerous.’’ said K'hel
It was resolved at a late temperance m i l E S E W ORK S A R E L O C A T E D ON T H E
1
will
not
attempt
to
tell
the
many
jnst
to
hold
two
or
two
and
a
ha
f,
ami
,...... .
th/ p>rt of t|,0 wearers thaï
“ The bank is steep, uod he would be
tnm on
meeting
in Wisconsin »hut “ temperance i . hank of the river, one block north of
foolish things I said and did— for wlnt then get the two or two and a half in
sure to fall.”
they are not engaged. If it is extreme is a natural virtue, and indispensab'c Couch’s Wharf, and have facilities tor turning
out machinery promptly and efficiently.
f
th o „ e:,rer ■„ Bupposea t» bn
Before Kthel had finished herromon matters it ? We were married, and It nf a Saturday n g»*t, and than road
to
raise
men
to
the
level
ot
other
aui-
We have secured tho services of Mr. John
dcslr„us0f goUing »,diced a io n w dials.”
stranee I was half wav down, holding went home before the snow fe ll; and tins paragraph by .ho light of your ^
Nation, as Director of the Workt, whose expe
.j. ot|j^ moderately’' long, it shows that
rience on this Coast for sixteen years gives him
by the hanging branches, and grasping the dreary old house has a new aspect cottage fireside.____________
In
California
the
Grecian
Bend
is
since
the
sunshine
has
been
flitting
a
thorough knowledge of the various kinds of
for the flowers. The bank was not nnly
To G i r l s .— My pretty dears, you only good offers will be entertained ; an knowu as the Pacific »lope.
machinery required for mining and milling
through
its
huge
dark
rooms.
Love
is
steep, bn'Vtliere was txf firm foothold
are no more fir for matrimony than a extremely »hurt, meagre ringlet indi
purposes.
a wonderful bcautifier, th-y say; and
ou it. I slipped, and fell.
We are prepared to execute orders for all
Eve was the only woman who never
pullet i* to look after a fain ly of four- cates that the wearer is very particular
Ktbel, too. has grown pro'ty beneath its
*
*
*
*
classes of Machinery and Boiler Work, such as
threatened
to
go
five
with
her
mamma
;
teen chickens. The truth is, my de»r as »° v'hom ^he accepts, but neiertlie
I awoke, and lay languidly on my magic influence. Her hair lies in the girls, you want, generally speaking, less shows that she is not yet engaged, and Adam w.%8 the only man who never
MINING AND 8TEAXB0AT MACHINERY
pillow, without wish or power io raise same sh ning waves across her forehead, more liberty and less fashionable re-
tantalized his wife about “ the way
SAW and FLOURING M ILLS,
my head. Suddenly voices in the next and her happy, cheerful lace beams straint, moro kitchen and less parlor ;
A modest Minn**sota editor say«: mother used to cuok.”
with
undying
beauty.
Her
smooth,
room met mv ear, and I could but hear
A youth who much desired to wear QUARTZ MILLS MI NI NG PUMPS
white, shapely bands could bear emu» more leg exercise and les« sofa ; more We are forcibly impressed with the
what they were saying.
puddings
and
less
piano;
more
frank-
remark
made
a
few
days
ago
by
a
lady:
Ac., Ac., Ac.
the
matrimonial yoke had not sufficient
“ Do. Bel, go in and stay with him parison even with Bel’s. But do 1 Jove ness aud less mock modesty; iu >re ‘G*»od husbands make good wives.’ In
Manufacture and Repair Machinery of all
while I help mother finish this,’’ said mv little darling bett. r for that? No, breukf»stand less bustle. I like the reflecting upon it. the conclusion arriv- courage to “ pop the question.” On kinds.
informing
his
father
of
the
difficulty
he
Kthel; * for I ’m afraid he may need indeed ! I love her because she is a b'ixom. rosy-cheeked, full breasted, ed at is th t there wasmuen more truth
labored under, the old gentleman re
true, affectionate woman, my own
something.”
bouncing lass, who cm darn stockings, than poetry in the sentiment advanced plied, passionately : “ Why, you great Irou Shutter W ork at San Francisco
“
pearl
ot
price
’
God
ble*s
my
Ethel!
Cost and Freight.
“ Pooh ! he will not know it if he
make her own frocks, mend troupers, In fact, we know of a case ju«t in boobv. how do you suppose I managed
Patent Grinder and.
does,” replied Bel. “ He is delirous.
command a regiment of pots and ket * point, illustrating the correctness ot when I got married?” “ Oh, yes,” said Wheeler A Randall’s
Amalgamator.
IIow can I read in there, and heal the
JBa?* ^ horrible reprobate was lately ties, milk the cows, feed the pig«, ch »p the assertion, but modesty iorbidd our the bashful lover, 'you m irried mother, Dunbar’s Self-adjustiug Patent Piston Packing
time raving about somebody or other ?” arrested for flogging a woman, and ex the wood, and shoot a wild duck as well giving any names”
“
“
«
u *
but I ’ve got to marry a strange girl!” Steven»’
“ Oh, for shame, B el!” said Kthel cised himself by saying that lie was as the Duchess of Mar borough ; and
Either
applied
to
old
or
new
sUam
cylinders.
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“ Y"ou know he means you. When he near-sighted and mistook her for his
with all her other accomplishments bo!
Subscribe for the P olk . C ounty I “ Court’ ’iDg after marriage— getting
Quarts Stamper#, Shoes and D U l
$yas well, you were glad to lay by your 1 wjfe ;
1 a divorce.
a lady io the drawing room.
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