CHAWBOODLECUM.

A fine bracing N.E. wind has dried the roads, and, amongst the aged and

sick, made a clearance, thoroughly in accord with the "survival of the

fittest" doctrine. Trade has never been more brisk with the local

undertaker and the much-respected sexton. The cricket club opens its

season to-day with a match against the neighbouring village of Sludgely.

A "Sing-Song," or "Free and Easy," is held every Saturday night at the

"Pig and Puppy-Dog," at which well-known hostelry visitors can find

every accommodation.

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