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SANTA FE N. M.TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 1. 1882
NO. 172.
CHURCH DIRKt.TOItY.
Mmioixsr itrwcofAL atu* >• -Mi. Nr. llackarr	SrrrWf
KI* Helloed B,r. Hr ar. 1 I'the right, and title, thereto That is a phrase heard in the 'attaching. In Kent they stayed h.dlwa ’ of many a home as the bul 3 short time, and retorne I to man of the house is hurry, i Hanford, tryingtheir best to elude ■'-*)' to exc ange daily labor for capture. Hut, alas fur their love.
■Wr-kr- ■ daily bread i r the mart of the 'bey were caught -unday morning "L*^' commerce. Sometimes it is the 11 * house on the Philadelphia wife vho lay it. ometimes inf ini P,kc. near Hamway's store, ale. ut •xrv 'll spratt'c the care, ing words, Hour miles from Magnolia Station.
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"Jnivereity of ^ilfeld * coflp New Mexico.
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J. McGssUr. ArrriwvSsUv'i holding up a sweet flower face for Tl|e county sheriff had he .rd that " £."■	WrtwA. ' 'he k as that is it warm sunshine ,hey we,e 'here, and started oui
—*—	of life, and the strong man waits I bright and early in the morning
,a moment tn clasp his treasure i*'1'1 two wagon lodes of d puty •and is gene; alldiy lb- wonders sheriffs They sumaroded the
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bazar of Fashion
^SOXGXrOATIOXAL CHURCH KEV. , T-rt •"‘w' na>, anuisg.-ne; an a ly nc wonders	nicy sun.amucu uici
a*nj w is a. rrsr<f tls-ini. W«4a— a- the peace in his heart; at the house. Gantt made a break foil -------- ---------------1 .nerve with which he meets buv- the woods, but the officers fired ness losses, or bears busine-s several rounds at him and he ca fa crosses. The wife's kiss did it.|t" a halt He is now in jail at the baby's kiss did it. and he Belair, and his love s ory stoji- i realises that it is not wealth or po here. The girl is a minor, sition or luck that makes our happiness but the influence we bear with us from the presence ot
PanmaTANT erucor al aicerr TWO-* WTb.X.J7rwlL SiTOm
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Catholic chvhoi—veer irv
Vkar Geerl . k*-. ►-WR_—	*	‘---C.IX.lk •
Anomalies of Mormonism.
those we love!	A corr. spondent of the New
! Kiss me good-bye! O i. lips York World writes from Salt 1 jke ,	I th*'have said it for the last time. City, where he was sent to picture
U- Gw- urdily given ! Would we not re-' P°b'K*»>'. «hat a Mormon inend --- ■—*■*-*• «a n«.. i member thit the relation the flower,enumerated at hi. req .est the fol bears to the universe isasc .refully lowing anomalies that be knew of ! provided for as that of the bright-. hi recent poly gam. ui marriages. , est star; that tl e little action of a .	-„i
: loving I eart goes .'de by side > oung and vey pretty girl m Withdte .eed of heroic worth; “« «PP*r ten of Mormonnm. that love is the due of life; that ¡married a young nun of her-own . the parting for a day may be the class, but stipulated before mar-! t parting of a lifetime.	riage thit he should marry a sec-
I	!°nd wi<«"
1 Asa Aw. s.« b~Us	afford to do so. Against his will!
I	Fw Al 4 won., b-Aen	.	,	,	..	■ . I
Tkw swrow css M'w Nt ncri - *hc has now kept him to t
Make the air vocal with kisses I promise.
Many tears have been shed over ¡ ,\ young couple were engaged. unktaMlkisse^-overth<Mc“d«r|bnt	|he |u,c, QU|
as remembered kisses after death. , .	. ,	, .
but the time to kisr-i. t,e present ,of M“e- anolher Udr' Kim your children, ma i of busi-^wo y-ars later his Irst love, hav-ness before you leave home; kiss ing refused other offers in the the mother ol your children and------ --------• *■
that dear old m ither wbo sits in the "Ñiair by the wind ,w—no mat-
reureeiowAL cakdk.
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GRAND OPENING OF
- lSpR1NG SUMMER G00DS
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A fine Une of Children's Carriages. A fall stock at Lndtasf and Children's Fute Borla and Shoes. Saadals and S**—■
Instruments, Ties. Trunin, Wall Faper, Passementerie. [Adies' Satchels.
EDWAM WALSH,
“AUCTIONEER,
I AH Bula Mi lOUSlt e Ale *1 r~rm i
■rd	ft-W An-n.a
Cenifsattb Solicited.
Sa^IND usm ÜJdPdKIQM I ’
mean time, married bina as hi. second wife. ,
A man having mi fried a second
Severe pUllard Hell,
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wriwktad. her A	”« mea a eecor
ihen go about wifi, to please hi* elfc. fnariied "thank	----l,_ «_
thirl to please his 6rsL
A coupld about to be ma-tied ; made an agreement be!w -en themselves that the husband's second wife •" ould be one of the relatives
I of the first wife. The lad/ who was selected refused, and the ms-, band remained true to his promise far ten years. At the end of that time his first w ife voluntarily chose , another mate far him.
The belle of the setllemewt, a The new. of an elopement, c p-;Gealile' -««ogamirt offers lure, am st and separation comes, of marriage, and married a Mor-all in a lump from the green fiel Is I mon. who had two wives already of Hartford county,with .maroma	A girl, distracted between hei
of freshness about it which make, love fíir he. su tor and her love fin it all the more delightful Moses i her mother, compenm'sed in bci Gantt was a sailor bold, and hiv: «flections by stip dating that he big heart had been an empty thing | should mt try both her mother and foi the longest kind of a time. 1 -	'
until he chanced to me t Miss May Whitton. Gantt had charge of a summer sailm; vessel—a yach or something of the kind, which he anchored in front of the house at Cedar Grove, where dwell May Whitton with her father. The tender-hearted Mooes applied at the pi rental manslm at Cedar	_
Grove fix board, and his request married them both on the same was granted. Then he began his day. love-making. Sitting opposit.-. ___________________
Mian May at the tabk, little won • I .	. ,.	; •
dec is it that they soon began to! An eccentncold gent lema, who exchange. UncifaU of ro? ning k*d~n[*d >"» *«o"d **• I •! BOOT* Moses told the young girt Of a hoydwwh young creature, eater-cottage for two and of all the;u'ecd * I^-'X =' geatlearen one,	»»
pke.suretbeywowid have togetherl,ñcn’“1"- w“ much char-when she became his wile. She F'n^,„b? ,be •“"^appearance of	|
believed his Hoey, ju t os all of	If.— i—
them do, and promised to go with hisn,Uke her where he would.
So one day last week «be wen with him, and, pul tag up the sails, the lovers went happily down the river, thinking only of love and where their breakfast was coming from. Moeee Lochinvar anchored htaciuft about eight miles from the home of Mr. Whitton, but did
your day's wo* with _ God" in your soul th ,t you
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Wm. M. lEBGEH.
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berse f, which he did.
A girl, a Gentile, bitter'y -ip poted at first to polygamy, married a polygamist at ;thc solicitation ol. his first wif.-, her great friend.
Two girls were good friends, and one of them, getting engagzdtia man by no mcais of prepossessing appea-ance, persuaded her friend, to get engige-l to him. too, and he I	J.G.SCHUMAN

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grined by the non-appearance of his girliih spouse. Upon inquiring be AAcertaincd that she was in the garden, and thereupon invited hi-guests out to be introduced to her. ’
t on his ion, a ladot 14. exclame.!. “Don't do it. dad r “Why nut!"' he allied angrily. -Because,'' returned the bo) half apologetically, "•he's u^e cherry tree."—(B.ouk-
t pursuit. vowing vengeance Mie "or carrying off the girf.
Kent county, hunted up a magistrate, Rad in le» than iftce i minute llim May Whitton waa pro-
■Hoe»
Calf, Sole I eether AW SHOtWAKW HMDtXGe.
A man over So yean old applied	WM- WHIYff,
su R V EV OR the woman whom he waa to wed. be said that he had not yet made ■ a choice, but was looking around.	“ ' ' 7”“ .
awffdid not wi* «ay 3,Uy I r Ojk< « S» f-**W for*^itiee after selecting one. Ilej

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