... bustling oheerily around to e her niece. things. •• Aod I'll mak,ou • rip of tea directly, and I'll y cut you • piece of the blackberry short-cake I male thin murniog, make believe it was old times, and you never marred at all —eh r' And Dora, who was sat ...

... owners without ), who were represen r. Blomley ‘ood ( pleaded guilty, was fined 5s, costs 12s.; the other two (who guilty, blackberries at the time the but were ) were Lune Leo Mn Owing to th : latevess of the Saturday, in a large room at season, ani the ...

... and we became friends. spending boars and boons wandering through the tentv and lases in search of wild strawberries and blackberries, according to the season, which Rover seemed to relish as much as I did when we foaad them plentiful Some years later came ...

... florae. s, sal Pentugal morons, varied with potatoea, Itsnips, carrots, cel..sy. a lemon soil cucumber. platta appbs. pears, blackberries, grapes, aml son.e strati bags of corn, beans, meal, pear, Ice. The nets thou, selves were with fern haves awl dahlia blooms ...

... whoesome, but s be cooked if eaten will | nervous excl! Under the wife before witnesses—we signed a began in any berries and blackberries are deb. | judicial to his own interests. Airlie bad had little difficulty in persuading goa Ras) eaten freely. Strawberries ...

... and there is interest in seeing the various growths which compose them. horn is the staple shrub. but we find wild rose, blackberry, honeysuckle, ivy. crab holly, &c , intermixed. Now, the bellies are a marked feature in the lauilsoape of Go 1- ley, Weruern ...

... surmounted with about eight nosegays, combining aster, fuchsia, rose, and libuse blooms, and even The or two of the fruit of the blackberry . . lectern came in for its share of attention, the eagle of the same having entwined about its neck a wreath of corn, which ...

... ain't I !That arrived the day but one after you got here, and I was determined it shnuldn't get lost—en, as you were off a blackberrying with Dick, I saved it fur you, and there it is. After making this explanation, Miss Prissie bustled out, leaving her niece ...

... half dozen china, 10:oz. Apples-1 W. Evans, 2H. Walley. Peas-1 J. Knowles. 2 U. Hague. Grapes-1 W. Wildman, 2C. Axon. Blackberries-1 Thomas Jackson. Extra prize, for single Potato-1 C. Axon, 2 W.Williannon. Sweep (Six Potatoes)-1 T. Morledge. 111bs lox ...

... them I owe all my earthly happlists.. A °dolga man iteka'cl thirty.eizbt roast. of snake stories in a qtt.-ter acre of a blackberry patch one ty Last week.— Cincinnati Times Star. It not high crimes, such • robbery and murder, which destroy the peace ...

... walks, but not one is touched by a lawless hand. itsaers-by see the most profuse display of strawberries, mat berries., blackberries, currants, gooseberries, in the well.kept gardens, each in its season, but no depredations are ever cow emitted. because ...

... them with # more plents ful supply of hair than «he has men. A _ bald women & ® rama avis, bald men are as pienti ful as blackberries m the autumn, and yet, though the natural of man’s cranium has seemed generation by generation to get more «tll custom ...