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—— se = Be i Se ars aw Stas s+ +- a+ = -_——- —~— = a — a ee ne 16 Beadle’s Half-Dime Library. — a — -- his position. The young hero did, and Ina, blushi ** Suppose we try it for a moment, aunt Hannah,” = . detnte aad Nenana om tha: arwa ad new: takckedanaid, aLGnb Une eninietenstelily adler S00hs a ire ide ibrar followed, and the ceremony commenced. The two stepped out upon the floor, the fiddler ol np a0etirving ot, the, oppose end o6 thececm;; Ail ghisting sialon, Imw Sewtwonienteuuartyelvotthe old oe was oc at the opposite end of the room. whirling mass. Ina few moments nearly all of theo large, bony, red-faced young man sat holding and | folks, who had come just to ‘‘see them a minute,” 1—Was She His Wife ? By Mrs, Mar y squeezing the hand of ‘a bouncing, buxom girl, and | followed, and the way in which several elderly gen- Reed Crowell........ 10 cents cages in aereral pxpstesive ee gg ewe —— and ladies executed — of hes reels of a ERS QA ST ‘ ih res ey don’t look purtv. onder how pre Ss memory, was a lesson e younger 2 FPlcei From Love. By Harrict. Ir- “c 9? . , happy, of course,”’ replied his companion. Th> company kept up their revelry until far be- mf. OS BNOe 78 Cleese , Fe By ji 0, bb t he does; I know J would.’ yond midn cht. ut oy and by they commenced ve 10 cents. 4 Oo w 9”? a > = ss, = SSS SO ee a i = SS es ee nl - . . _— = —- <2 owe te Se - - a ——-. + — ———— —_ — a - we a5 ee - withdrawing. It was proposed by several to visit 3 ‘‘ Feel glorious if I was in his place.” the different! bridegrooms in bed, but, fortunately, the 3—Did He Love Her? By Bartley T. “What! marrying Ina Haverland?’’ good taste of the others prevailed, and they departed Campbell 10 cents. ‘*No—I nieen =e em!—why, somebody else—that 2 anes hgh . ap sect itac te is—yes, some ody else.”’ umber, wit e exception of the sentinels at the | 4 2 “Who else do you mean?” asked the girl, looking | block-house, fell upon the village. Perhaps the In- A Strange Woman. By Rett Win- him steadily in the face. dians had no wish to break in upon such a happy wood | 10 cents. F ‘ fen da em!—why, you! Darn it, now you know, cee’ eee” vl kv i no pee ne eg ee on’t you?’ the night. Sweetly and peacefully they all slept; | x " “Sh! Don't talk so loud, Josiah, or they’ll hear | sweetly and peacefully they entered upon life’s duties 5—Nadia, the Russian Spy. By Capt. you,” on the morrow; and sweetly and peacefully these Fred. Whittaker 10 cents Doar you was in her place, Sal, how would heey settlers ascended and went down the hillside ; ou feel?” of life. 22 4 , et Ain't you ashame of yourselti! she asked. te- Sal Sos. 6—Two Girls’ Lives, By Mrs. Mary Reed provingly, Crowell 10 cents. aa oA ation, {don’t care, Say, Sal, how woud , rou. feel: 2 ’ our: tea 1 ee sgaig out are wits | BEADLE’S HALF-DIME LIBRARY, | 7-®—E2dy Andtey's Secret, By ais SROs ee es ene eee: ioe M. E. Braddon, Ty ‘3 j “ Yes—yes; why don’t you tell me?” __ | 1 Deadwood Dick. By Edward L. Wheeler. 5c. vo Numbers in You know well enough, Josiah, without asking | 9 Yellowstone Jack. By Jos. E. Badger. 5c.) = OME. see eee ee ee ee ee eee .-..20 cents. Ren elatasameed meditating. Some desperate : Ramses a ‘aati on ad Ze a "By Cant. 50. fH scheme was evidently troubling him, for hescratched : ig * Pn Reid and Capt. Frederick Whittaker’ Bc. o ene War o earts. By Connnc his head, and then his knees, and then laughed, and | § Wagabond Joe. By Oll Comes, (Double Cushman 10 cents. exclaimed to himself: ‘‘ ’lldo it, by George!” en number 1¢ . s ) . ° . . . . . , C. turning foward the girl, he sald: Bill Biddon, Trapper. By Ed. 8. Ellis. 5c. | 10— “Sal, let’s you and I get married, won't you?” : The Flying Yan ee. By Col Prentia: 10—Leighton Grange. by Miss M. E. ‘Why, Josiah!” and she hung her head and Ingraham. . ete alas Bestar arsre wa: My Braddon {0 céuts Oromia Sel, the old folks won't care. Let’s do it S Seth Jones, By Edward 8. Ells. Wun- 0. ; ae >|9 The Adventures of Baron Mun- roa ; won't you?” Ps eeeedh DT eo GA rs? May SET) Tae ey! | Tere False Widow. By Mrs. Jennie Oh, Josiah!’’ she continued, growing nervous and | 4g Nat Todd. By Edward §. Ellis. . . 5c. Dayis Burton .. 10 cents. fidgety. Two new issues every week. “Come, say quick, for the dominie is near done, : and he'll go home. Say yes, Sal, do.” The HALF-DIME LIBRARY is sold by all news- | 12-18—Lost For Love. By Miss M. ‘*Oh, dear! oh, my stars!—yeEs!”’ dealers; or is sent, post-paid, on receipt of price— . a) 8 “Good, by jingo! Hurry up there, Mr, Preach- | five cents per number. Address BEAD AND E. Braddon. Two Numbers in 7” ADAMS, Publishers, 98 WiLLIAM STREET, NEw YorE. ....+..20 Cents. At this point the good minister ceased his benedic- | ————- —_---— tion upon the couples, and their friends commenced 14-15—Toilers of the Sea. By Victor . crowding around them. The minister started, not to Th N Y k L h : : 3 home, but to leave the room for a moment, when G BW OF | f ar . Hugo. ‘Two numbers in one. 20 cents. osiah noticed it, and fearing that he was going, enlptnlihe 16—The Oct By Miss [email protected] —Ihe Octoroon. by Miss M. E. Brad- called out: “Say, squire—you, dominie, I mean—just wait, No. 1.—A HARD CROWD; or, GENTLEMAN Negp ears Here's encther = for you. : aye Sam’s SisteR. By the author of Tiger Dick. 10c. don 10 cents. “iaeby 3 ain. giad to near iy tau e minister, | No, 2,—THE DARE-DEVIL; or, THz WINGED turning round. “Are you the Cm 4 eg 9 Clay. | Witch oF THE Sza. By Col. Prentiss Ingra- 17-18—Uncle Silas. By J. 8. Le Fanu, . . . Oe, 2 , | reckon so, and I eale’la . ton there is the happy gal.”’ ham, ; iw nithbere- if one oe pl All eyes were turned toward the speaker, and he No. 3.—KIT CARSON, Jr.; or, THe Crack stood their smiles unflinchingly. His face was of a | sioy or THe WestT.. By Buckskin Sam, (Maj. | 19-20—Dead-Sea Fruit. By Miss M. E. fiery red, and a large flowing necktie hung disre- | G1) g Fall). . 10e. Braddon. Two numbers in i | 20c. J arded over his breast. : ; ie i. one ee ee: you!” exclaimed several, No. 4.—THE KIDNAPPER;; or, Tor GREAT 21-229-—Little Kat atting him on the shoulder. : ; ele. 22 Ki " Ww. x * Get out, all of you, till I'm through. Come up oat ety, BP ot eh Te Phili Ie Be - rete by F Bytk. W here, Sal; no use scroochin’ now.” | Crowd.” ete 8 , iite Robinson. Two numbers in one. 20c, The females bore the blushing one forward, until | \TOWG,. e&. . . : . she was near enough to Josiah to get holdof her | No. 5.—THE FIRE-FIENDS; or, Hercunes, | 28—Sowing the Wind. By Mrs. Mary bad, beeen te Sissi es ual le) | eee HuNCHBACK. By A. P. Morris, Jr. . 10c. Reed Crowell rege and don't c So, thin ering aie about itor I want Tt he i ig tt ets Bal http cay ot RS Ce eg to get married most terribly.” ; Or, 4HE D . by id- -25—Birds o rey. Miss M. RB. he company gave way, and the two stepped for- | ward 1 Wheeler. 10c. ee ae y if 96 | “ its. ward, and in a few moments were pronounced man No. 7.—DE ATH-NOTCH, THE D ESTROY. and wife. When Josiah saluted his bride the smack - was a telling one, and the congratulations of Morton ER. By OllCoomes. . ‘ 10c. | 26—That Boy of Norcott’s. B y Charles and Graham were nothing to those which were No, 8.—THE HEADLESS HORSEMAN, By Lever... 10 cents 20¢. “ showered upon the happy man. ies ‘ ‘ Now the sport commenced. An old ranger sud- Capt. Mayne Reid 2'7-28—Charlotte’s Inheritance. By Miss M. E. Braddon 20 cents. denly made his appearance, bearing a violin under | No, 9.—HANDY ANDY. By Samuel Lov- his yore g Ph. ton on Deenonys Ae my! petmer it. | er. ; ; , j j . 100, The word was given to | make ready for the dance.” | wo, 10.—VIDOCQ, THE FRENCH POLICE eink The old folks disappeared and entered the house, 0. . 9—A Girl’ H - B Rett in- where, with the Goinlater. they indulged in conversa- SPY. Written by himself. . - 20e. : ' . ¥ a eva tion, sto telling, nuts, apples and cider. .11—MIDSHIPMAN EASY. By Capt. wood.,.. 10 cents. The fiddler coiled himself up on the top of a box, Maryatt 10¢ 31—Red Ro is Sh and commenced twisting the screws of his instru- ' | $0-31— wigs pecans ee ay ment, and thumping the a aan The operation of | No. 12—-THE DEATH-SHOT; or, eee = Rhoda Broughton. Double num- ee ee ee -_—— Se ee _ — = a ——, ——— a — = - —_— . ~ —o- ————S——— ‘‘tuning ’’ was evidently a ful one, for it was | TO DEATH. By Capt. Mayne Reid. noticed that at each Sura of he serew, he shut one | wo 43 PATHAWAY: or, NicK WHIFFLES, 20 cents. vo, hd hee aed poate THE OLD TRAPPER OF THE NORTH-WEST. By By Mrs The violin was at length tuned, the bow was given ; two or three sweeps across a ip of resin, and then | Dr. J. H. Robinson. . drawn norses the ry he rang . pe Pe ge: pager !?? No. 14—THA YENDANEG A THE Scourcer; o Mere lore 1o7"E orvsere 6 65) Ce Fe He 5 10 cents, A ne oo ag te ot could beat apan | ot TH WAR-HaGLE or THE Monawxs. By | $8—Strangely Wed. By Mrs. Jennie the spiro’ Fasenk sf ge a ee Papel il Ned Buntline. . : » 0c. Davis Burton..............,/.10 cents. OR BOS FAR MT yO No. 15—~THE TIGER-SLA YER; or, EAGLE- TY . tely filled with the : » OF, ] 4 dancing uae ‘all, strapping fellows | lunged around | HEAD TO THE RESCUE, By Gustave Aim- 3 Gipsy Bride. By M. E. O. the Foo like, skeletons of India rubber, their legs ard, a’ . , . 10¢. 10 cents, bowed out, and sometimes over each other. . t WHITE ‘ Ro , Solid girls bounded A ame up.and down, No Seetitepas ake A or IHF | 35—Annie Temple. By Rev. J. H. In- lik of jelly, and “all went merry as @ marriage. GREAT PHET OF THE SEMINOLES. By Ned bell? wis “ee Buntline. wg eye 10e. wie 10 cents, ee $y DS es fhe Kees ete ~ hs] "wh er dp HoussndweHaienesie Dee ft ee og 36—Without Mercy. By Bartley T. Drea Pied elderly lady stepped up to him, | 90 p dane til ys 100, peur nein) cents ream.” i elder p to him, ie . : F and, touching him softly on the shoulder, asked: For sale by all newsdealers, or sent, a. For sale by all newsdealers, or sent, postage paid, “Tsn’t that a hata une?” aid, on receipt of twelve cents for single num- | on receipt of twelve cents for single numbers, pili RRP Pe” Stier Satay ie | PP cowile manabry Genby LO oa" | Tee a eT rian mouth of & quantity of tdbacco-juice at the same} . FRANK STARR & Co., Publishers, BEADLE & ADAMS, Publishers, ryt Piatt and W illiam Streets, N, Xs 98 William street, NV. yy. tei 4 0 eee ae er ee ee Be OE SE. ee ET ae C—O ——S EORNIE OOO! KS,€@) a.