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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 291, 26 September 1874, Page 3

Saturday's" Advertisements. TENDERS will be received by tW undersigned, up to Saturday, October17th, for Driving Tunnel 800 feet (more or less)? in the Heart of Oak, Carrick Range. ' Tenders may be sent for Labor only, or for Tenderers to find Rails, Q rucks, &c., for their ■ Specifications can be seen at the Company'* office, Cromwell. . The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. * JAS. MARSHALL, Manager Heart of-Oak.

• When you'bury animosity don't set & .. stone up. over\its grave. Passengersfto the Pacific by rail breakfast i)ji the Sierras with twenty feet_. of of snow around them; foiir, .hours : iateT;._ they find wheat four inches high, and th«< next day see pear and peach trees in blossom. -' ~ A Dandy at a hotel table,, who "wanted the milk passed to him, thus asked for it:. —" Please send your cow thisiway." To whom the landlady retorted-aa follows' :=r—- " Waiter, take the cow down to where the/ calf is bleating."' SiStteen years ago Tom Kenyon went to Kansas City* with. a cent, and ' the % other day he signed a cheque for 16,000 dols. .He signed with another man's name, 'and, his supply of freedom's air hatbeen abbreviated. "What 9sermon we had last Sunday?/ said a poor woman (who kept a small shop) to her neighbor. " What was it about?" asked her friend. **■ I can't re■member what it was.about, only that, it' made me go straight home and: throve - ' away my false weights."