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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-03
H0T!tn TH PLANTERS,
SGhlG3.$, l'.::Ha%It' >:;2'i,y3

re h'."!r ''>:. tag aa.l rcm;il.s'..c
"h'riS I" thi; G".ip II. r,ori".i," very
l",e"'N n.'r'a>,'! c,oi,> ii tn;iou, com and
"t!'": S;a::i.' craps. las attracted The nr.
Ell A';''.'tnn 81 planters anal r.,mrrs.
"'d'i !" """''n p',i,.;. rnu.;,!"rcr in ,,.
continued excellence ui this G..n.,D. and
h'hA "' 'i" ""$t srlrEl:E.' i! :!i'v in ,lr
prosecution oi this important, h:,>inrS&. lnr
farihr Gnan" Company has rnj.!,li,m.t.d
professional! engagement uit l'r 81 in.
nan k,'rn"!, 0i Charleston. = {, a& >ci,,n
niIr adviser and cn.Suliiu" ,,i,.,ri,, 10 tbn
Company. br. Ravrnrl is cui,, rrsnut with
'h" composition and qualities Of the tiuano.
,s I'll lis wI,h The character, policy uud
n'I"S'iit r"S"nlcrs of ihc raciti: t;uun,
"nrnny, anal will cnmmuuirair full H.
'"'"'a'ln" on these points to planters who
may call "n Lin, or address him hy letter
IT charleston. :. q.
JAh :. REESE & CO., General Acts.
far'iic G'ano Company, Baltimore, Nd.
j. y. ROBSON,
Ago for S"nth Carolina, Charleston, i. c.
Dec. % D! 3m.
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Fjsk's Metallic Burial Cases.,
A&aEyssstSSS:sssssss Is ssss.
SssSSFs Isl sI sssSISsag
81:

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
hand Il iullassormcnt OF the above approved
eases, Of different patterns, besides collins
OF his own make, all Of which he is prepared
to furnish ut very reasonable rates, with
promptncSs and despatch.
Person: deSrous OF having eases sent by
railroad will have them sent free Of charge.
\ lIearsc is always on hand and will be
furnished nt the rate Of $40 per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the sub
scrihcr respectfully asks for continuation
Of the same, and assures the public that
no effort on his part will bc spared to render
the utmost satisfaction.
Il. G. CHAPMAN
Ncwbcrry s. c., Jnly 81.
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A negro was recently found dead one
side Of a fence. with n stolen carcass Of a
hog on tho other side hung by tho gam
bre' stick across the ncgro's neck. which
was broken, II is supposed tho. darkoy
got hung in climbing the fence, with The
hog sl0ng to him in this fashion. AS
tho affair, the account Of which IL given
ny CINCINNATI paper, appears to have
occurred 10 Ohio, it is impossible that
this was a Kn.Klux trick, ms it would
have been If It had happcncd further
South.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-03

SwEANiNG 0ff.-A young gentleman
"l this city, nion whom the vice OF
Ga,nh'in" had fastened ltSv.f in lis al,u
ring infataation>, Aytrrmi,,cIl 10 break
away from llr vicious pursuit.. Acting
upon his noble dv,crn i,Inlinn. liz wen,
before Judge Samuel Levy. on New Years
day, and To X, voluntarily, Solcmn
obligation t" abstain from all games Of
chance or ha:ard for the period Of four
years.
When the news o, this yonrs MAJ s
resolution, supported hv solemn affirm
alton, reached his i;lnily, there we've
many tears Of joy shed in approval Of
MS manly purpose. Young men, there
IS no 1mp'"prirty in "E'.i"Hing suit"
IN this instance Augusta Press.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-03

Wn anu aifrr2nd November 1868. The pas.
SrhScr IRAN will leave Sp,rt,nbur,, r'm,.,
House. on Mondays, Wrtlncsdnvs and Fri.
DAYS Ht 7 Il. M. and arrive at Ai,ton m / m
p. ~ connecting with the (irccnyi,r down
ton. W." O''''' 10
On tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS
nc up passenger train connecting with the
"'tunFl'le up hh!ns, will leave Aston ut Q
q. III. and arrive mt SDnrtunhur,r Cnu,.
ulc: ' ~ ms "cnca>
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STOVES.
Stoves and Tinware.

large and well selected assortment OF
Cooking and other Stoves, always on hand
and for sal" low for cush, by
w. ~. Wright,
Whose long experience in tho Stove bust,
ness enables him To sell more complete
ana better III tclc Tor less money than can
be had By ordering.
FIVE REASONS
why i, will be to your interest to buy your
Stoves from him.
|. lie dcvntcS himself exclusively to the
Stove ami lin business, and is dependent
upon that for support, ana OF col, SC will
fr very careful tu Svc that his customers gct
nothing b'l' the best ut the lowest price.
,. f"n can make II selection from II largo
assortment always in store
3. It any rart burns out or cracks or
breaks, you can have il either repaired or
replaced with new pieces at very small cost.
i. Erc'y Stove is warranted to work well.
II II does not you have The piiyiIrru of rn-
turning il in ONE MON I'll after purchase.
5. 1t is especially your interest to cn~
courage enterprise and Industry in that class
OF persons tpractical mcchanics) who ure
"n "hS'l"f' necessity 10 rrcry CON-
mNniy.
The same rcusons upply with equal force to
lin-wair.
Jan
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WHAT IT Cosr TO Play Ow,.-A man
named Isaac Poison, in order to have
Sn'hc inn, climbed upon the ,oof Of
Shaniy occupied by Lewis Cote, ut one
ni the lnmher camps near Grrrn Bay.
" lSc"nSl", on the evening "f the Sh
INST. aud initiated the srrrcch of an owl
Thinking It WAS really an owl, one ut
tho lnn'a'rs Of the .hlnty took n gun.
ana seeing IN object ON the Ir"i, fired Al
IT, Poison WAS shot IN the head, Al Il -
had!y injured, that h> died in ,v,,
short time.
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Pomaria Nurseries.
I 2G2 q

lie fo'naria Nurseries have lrcn greatly i'm
proved ann IN" undrrEiuMrd has the Dlras;,r, uI
niplinE 10 EiS ratr' lis the lrs1 cnl!cction al
% rrI' treS ever :iown in ihs climate Aui,lr.
nu r hH"chr& li'I lieu nrIy adapted Ia tie climl,r.
''"m rc r;,iiet /" the latest ArrcotS, rnms
cc1arlhrS. Cherries. in great variety A,mm,d>
&"an;HIS il.;. can, YrnhatrS. Mrh'nrs- Ei'lr,i,
,'"'n'h W hih"iS. Spanish Chrs,nuiS I've,
oeh'ihS Mu berries. or Fears tie ErSt .u,
mn>l 'aritd coli ciinn c:rr i!.rcd liz RE %..,Iii
;l";i@ i"c'' the il"hr. Il Lara, mi.1c, ,,.,,,
tnna' 1" i,urhr>:' DAn.,li' !. .iz.. 81;
GA, 10 hearing size. So
Nr*rrS in Srrat variety. hrc'u,i.n a.! ;h, l,s,
new fable varieties, With tau>,. ry,in,y,,u
A$n i.u'ieIi"ck'S, I'm" $curi.rrt.,n., u,.l The
'',r vine. y '>"II '""''S
h h\rrsrrc'S. large u,'! mos! vml,a cu!i,c.
''"'.: tinDt'cinS every ':c: irablc yaricty--m?u,
ti',''cniallv adapted 10 Cemeteries.
;. hoscS-NlI tile line vnririi,S. with thr rnY
rIrIch i'',lottaiinns. all grown ul, ihcir ow,,
roots b'hi"s, lr inr:t coi",S. a,.,i ,i,S; ~,
','' , 'rnch carry variety hl"di, lms--,l,:t,,
.H,"'n i,n"S. Ini,c E'sys. 'ry$pnIhcmums n,.,!
v,n!tiiih@ tiI$Irabir in the Xny %! Oru;uri,iy,
+ i""rriLS ShnbS Sc. y ncw Cuin;o",r ~; in
, ,"nn hr ready sisir'Inti u. Pr,<,i ;n,,rrin.
"',' ilrnSr direct to WM SUMME A"cmt.
'' ~ f'i' IuaIriu, ). G..
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CALlFoRNA FRUITS The San Fran.
else" Alta Californian says that "Cali.
iornla dried IigS are taking their place
IN tho ma'kctand gradually Y crowding out
the imported article, many .uf them being
decidedly Supe' ior in quality to all from
Smyrna, save the best. The rHjsins
geHcrally nra inferior to the imported,
but they are improved in quality every
year. So arc the pruncS." =.
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The Colonel and Quarter master Of an
Ohio regiment have Just been made to
disgorgc some seventeen bonds Issued
by the city OF Savannah, in aid Of rail.
roads, which they stole from the Statc
Bank ofSontl Carolina, at Camden, dur.
ing Sbcrman's march.
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---- = 80

\ Hnnng lady in Boston recently gave
her father. an old md reSI"r,.;l m"rchar.
Il letter ,nr":', containing !rr acceptance
OF an oilrr Of her marriage The for.
Srtlul old gentleman led tie letter in
his pocket Il week, muri to the yrr-
plrxity Of the young lady, who did not
receive All answer, aud greatly to the
anguish Of The impatient and ,lvSrai. inr
lover
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The following soliloquy was overheard
The other night upon the Paris Boulc.
Yards. a dcvotce of Dacchus thus n,l
dressed his hat, which bad fallen from
MS head: ''lf pick you up. tall, II I
tall, you will not pick mo up-thcn |
leave you," aud ho staggered proudly
away.
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The New York Sunday Herald says:
"ln all the churches grand exposition
Of millinery and haberdoshcy in tho best
seats morning aud niternoon-i in the
name Of picty. How splcndidly We
bumiliato ourselves |"
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MINI ,1rKE MAN, Charleston was Wis
ltrd yesterday hy I.rilipnl:an. ramrt
HhnrlrS II Hin Decker, VIII, claims to
hr the smallest man in the wn,Id. lie j.
certainty smaller than Gcnrra! Trn
Thumb "r The irrrrrrsSiltr Commodore
Nut. Mr. Decker is twenty yca,S old,
weighs forty five pounds and is only
thin ty-onr inrhrS high. lie is well in.
formed, Of polished mnnrcrs, and dresses
~ the latest style. lie was born in
mississippi, hut balls from Mrm.his,
Tenn. y large crowd Of boys followed
hin. aS he tr",trd ihrnngh the streets,
selling his photograph and the book rI
his hc
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4 bill is before tho Legislature to ro.
gn'atc divorces in this State.
Also abiil to punish planters for dis.
charging without notice persons employ.
cd on thcir farms. . ."'#' :.
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a preacher, hearing the cry Of
an infant among his Congregation,
commanded that the child be re.
moved, observing at the same time
that q crying child in q place of
worship WAS like the tooth-achc-
there, wast no .curo but having it
out. t.0
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liEtlrAL or y WELL KNOWN Law
FIRM. - AS will hc seen 10y reference T."
nn" nlvcrti>ing columns. The law firm OF
Carroll II Bacon is ,cyivc',. The High
Court nr Chanccry having been abolished
under the new regime, Chancellor Carroll
returns TO the practice Of the profession
nc has so lung, 50 wcrthily. 80 brilliantly
ad"'nrd. He Is n son "f E'lSrir.l, aud
she should never forget to pay him The
hon"r $" justly his d"e. Ehsc!ir'd Adj
vrrti,cr.
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Tho Theological Seminary, 1T Green.
VILE Is to % re'opencd in February.
The Marion, Star eays That timer is
much wanted thore. '''' T','|'''"
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4 VETERAN TYrn.-The Nashville
CTennessec) Union, of the Tth instant,
says:
We had The pleasure Of meeting in the
city yesterday, W. l.. Barry, Esq thr
oldest p! inter il, the tniirL States. lie
Is locking .inst as young rs when wr III :,
knew him, over thirty years ago lie
is now in his tightynin.h year. and if
put I" The test, could set up his ten
,houSa..>. cms II day.
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/ ]. IA 5'IJMa JMaEsNhrTfEs EsNhr OF THE PREss.---
The .Chattahoocho Mirror gives
theI Early County News the lie,
and says ifithe latter wants any.
thing he}will find tho mirror man
ut home, !, 81 d Il .n%tt
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The shadow Of tree made by tho
moon was found photographed in water
which froze during tho night lately in
Maine. n 'w.% Ina
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New Schedule.

UtIlHG LnWrcnS L.
lhl,lrcns &. H., 5. & April 70 l,,.iS
On and after Tuesday, 18th Alny ncAr me
,r'.l,S ON ms ro'm will commence l,u!,ing
10 return on same day; 10 connect with m
ana down trains on G.crnvilc and r,,u,n
~, inil'ond. at Helena; leaving l.aurrnS NJ
y M. on Tuesdays, rhurstilv's AMI Su,
same days. j. $. B0uErS y"
'h Supt. l.. Il r.
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OURwHERO,.

Tho ruin OF tho full, II q s.
AliNflng lip offellcn man "a :,
Toshlghcr planes of lilo-,I y
To holy heights> whore life began, t"'.
From out those depths of strife.
a frGcr hand for deeds untold,
10 answer duty's CALL
a larger heart our trust to hold,
larger love for nll.
larger faith In God and man,
In God n larger trust.
\ larger hope for his great plan
70 osayo, and stilfbc jnst.
closer clinging to the cross,
49, A nearer uniOn>StilI,
With him who died thereon, whose loss
Wcgain through Gods good will.
a oneness with the brotherhood,
oneness with the Lord,
With him co-working fi,r tlloir good, ,
With Them to win reward.
Strong hands to toll. warm hearts to pray.
Life filled with fruits OF love,
Glad trtumphs IN the shining way, .r
A homo and crown nbovo.
1T GASNoT RE HELPED. An editor
down South says he would as soon l,y
I" 20 to sen upon Shinglc, make lad,
der Of fog, chase II streak Of lightning
through a crab apple orchard, swim up
the rapids OF Niagara River, raise tlI,
dead, stop the tongue OF an old maiu, or
set Lake Erie on fire with n wet match.
aS to stop two lovers from committing
n'atrim"ny when they take it into their
head to do 81.
In the face Of this "lown South" de-
claration, and in ricw Of the many
youths now on the look out with matri
monial thoughts intent, 'vr give the FOL.
lowing hints:
An enthusiastic Frenchnan nnra dc.
clarcd ,t,c human leg to be The most
philosophical "f all studies. ''Show mt
the leg, says Gau,icr, "a,l will judsr
the mind; and it does seem uuitc rs
natural that the lrs >honlI in i'ate the
disposition rs the shades Of the hair
should Indicate the temperament.
What sl"th, for instance, does the
obese limb bctray? What a Shrcw i
the pnSSeSSor "( limb like walking
stick But what n gentle woman is size
of The arched n,,ep, the round auk!c and
the graceful pedestal, swelling to rr,(rc.
si"n and mohulaling to lishtncSs! What
dnggc otstinacy the rumpv leg with
the knottr1 calf exhibits What an il.
reSoln'c soul dneS the lanky limb hctray
How we'll the strong ankle in;lmatcs the
firm purpose - how the fiat ankle reveals
the vacant mind
Young men about to marry observe.
The dark girl with II large lrg will he.
come Int Mt thirty, mud lie abch until
midday. The brunette with slender,
very slender limbs, will worry your soul
out with jealousy. The olive skinned
maid with pretty rounded limb will
make yo" happy. The blnn'c with
large limbs will degenerate ut thirty.Iive
into the possession OF pair of ankles
double tho natural size, aud afflicted
with rheumatism. The fair haired dam
sci with thin limbs will get up ut half
past in The morning to Sco'd the scr.
wants. and will spend her nights talking
scandal over ten The little rosy girl,
with sturdy, muscular, well turned
leg. will be Just the girl you want.
It you can find red haired girl, with
a lnrge limb, pop the question a, once.
The short lady should always possess
n slender limb ; the tall lady should pos.
SeSS large and ample one.
No doubt these hints are rrliahlc. and
the prevailing fashions make them quite
practical and available.
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CHROMOS.
E. &H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,

Thee he'n'ul pictures. hat t,nnet ., hi"fuAti an ns
tH 0R PdtaIn 1t trnh their eoS largely from
ia London, Dn Vienna aud Rome sI Iu;il> III, Tho
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-03

a Work N"plr'c wi!h Anecdotes
and lnri"trnl' Of l.;ij' ia ;nr
Great M"'""poli':,
Being II Mirror Of .Nrw York. ~.
HrrtIn" the Secrets o. the
Great City.
One Agent sold 50 in ono day. .unnt:,cr sold
and delivered G.7 III Ii lavs, nnnlirr 30 | in
days. No l'nOk ever published th!t sells
So rapidly. ....
It YOU wish to know low Fortunes are
made nntl lost in day; how Shrcwd Men
are ruined in Wall Street; how "counsry
men are Swinlled hy Sha,pcrS; how Miuis>
trrS and Merchants are B'nckmai,rd; how
Dance llailS aud Concert SulonmS are Mans
aged; how Grm5inE IInlScS and Lrt.rrir<
are conducted; how Stock Companies Origi>
naic aud how the bubbles Bll. st, sc read
this work. Ii tells you about the mysteries
"s New York and contains spicy iti: Sf cicllcs
Of lis noted miii;onairvs, merchants. Ne. \
lnrsc oriar" Volume. 720 pages; Finely Il,
iuS'rn'cd fhc largest commission given
Our 30 rag" circular ana II IS 90 Greenback
sent free on application. For full parlicn>
lars and terms addlcSs the sole publishers
5S. EaI...3 s 60, Hartford Conn,
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STI2EOSCOPIC VIEWS,
ALBUMS, s.q.
CEIROMOS.
THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE,

Anew an intensely n'ns .rr. Also Illuminated ard 1ransrr
IN
tor "FERRIEHS GLASS rIEwS." Of Which have 'endi
for ftth's Series Of 6t2m rhntos lilo
v~s Switzerland e Rhine Engsud Scotland wi,rs. &c.
very largely and have large
stoek Of fhs b.,t Jbti al thr fo1ut rIttS.
Manufacture Of Albums we'll
nomu country quality and beauty 10 all
otirTs.
All sell made aud sylrs different
should
stotk before king their rhl.cs.
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.LaurenS Railroad,

2t@&7',r = s NJ, TIT Tv:.1.*: >a..~
aiyyi- ayl Il: -: VIZ; ...
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COL BROADWAY, N. T.,
Importers and Manufrs Of Photo. .raphc Materials.
Dee. % 50 Il.
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U23P. S.-Subscrip,innS received at this
olIlcc. Dec. 9 so i mos
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Grccnvillc 4 Columbia II. r.
ON nnl after WEDNESDAY,. the loth
instant, Passenger T,ninS will run daily
HulahyS excepted, connecting with Nigh,
Trains on South Clro.inn and CharIo,tr and
South GArOllnI kuillnnIs ~ fnlInr.
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AMIMEMENTS,

COwERY THEATRE.
d EVERY NIGHT, WITH GRAND MATINEE
SATU WAY AND MONDAY.
SEVEN DWARFS. The inimtabe
SEVEN DWARFS. ROBERT BUTLER
SEVEN DWARFS. as CLOWN.
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"Prove all things; hold fast that which =
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CfEfHwAY HALL.
- LECTURES FOR GIRLS AND pOys
SAVAGE LIFE UNDER THE EQUATOR
WILD BEASTS AND WILD MEN
Mr.. PAUL y. DU CIiAfLLU, The oTpioer Of Fouo,or,e
Africa, author Of those popular books for Young foks s,o
ries 0f the Gorilla Country and Nid Life Under Tie Eqa
or VII deliysr course G three afternoon lectures for Tie
GIRLS AND BVfs Or NEW YORK, al Stolnway Hall and
TIE lectures VII bo Illustrated with maps diaerama war
ciubs and thirty largo painnpg ~ e''' "''
LECTURE f:-fRIbAY, April 49, subject:-Thc Gorilla
and other wild ycasts M e MEqgstorlal hirica
among them
pwarfs wonderful people discovered by Mr.. Du Chaillu
Lectures befln a, precisely The doors will open At
Tickets for the course, 10 c0nte single
eta can Seinway Ia Schirme MusIc Store 70l
BROADWAY; Peters, lis Broadway.
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TIooLEY's OPERA HOUSE. BROOKLYN
Ill NEW STARS, j. c. STEWART and o. TEMPT EToN
THE 4.T.THIEvEs AID FAIRY FOUNTAIN
Joe Emmett Ngigan Hughes, shephard Kelly and all the
Stars Gcnsdarmes, Love In All Corncs nternaiona
formations Ic Grand Matinee every Saturday al g O'Clock
rrHEATRE TICKET OFFICE,
Il ia BROADWAY
RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES.
DAN BRYANT AS HANDY ANDY.
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gTII.LINTRy
FURNITURE.

A DvERT1sEMENTs FOR THE HERALD
N RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE. Ifl FrIION STREEr.
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TOR SALE CHEAP-TIIE COPYRIGHT AND RECIPE
l. Of desirable Patent Medicine together with quantity
OF Bottles Mould Labels Boxes packing all alti.
ces used In s ma9nfactre must be sold before the 25h
the has taking bis entire tme
Address box 1884 Post ONCE.
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TOR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST LIQUOR STORES IN
II the CITY, doing business OF S35 per day Inquire 81
7e5 avenue, tie premises at CAHPBELs $50
Bowary.
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AN ARTIST OF uNQUEsTIoSABLE REPUTATIo,
~ and ss would Ike 70 paint portrata fog of PaI
Tor and Bedroom Furniture. Address S. box 100 Heral
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L,OR SALR--A FIRST CLASS HOTEL, BAR AND DIN
ing Roorn Washington Market First National
Hotel anl pians saloon all completely furnished aud aoing
excellent business. For particulars apply TO OSCAR
SMITH, 80 Fiith avenue, ROBERT SOMERYILLE, 81
Nassau street, the premises, lH Yescy street, from II
til 2 O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1869-04-21

A LADY GIVING UP HOUSEKEEPING, OCCUPYING
y room and bedroom, nicely furnished. wishes 60 sci
her Furniture. Call for three dsys from 10 a. on Mrs
SMITH, $50 Greenwich avenue.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-18
For the Upton Advert

FOR the 1lpton AuNeTtlSeT.
YOUNG AMERICA IN THE BUD.-At
the Valley City House, in Cedar Rapids,
. few evenings ago, boy Of five sum-
mer's growth came into the bar room,
and marching up to \ gentleman who
had pipe In his mouth, said:
"Will you give me some tobacco ~
GENT. "What do you want tobacco
for?"
Boy. To fill my pipe"
GENT "You are too little to smoke"
Boy. No hsin't. Will you give me
some tobacco:'
GENT. "Nc! have none for YOU"
The five-year-old then asked each
gentleman in the room (about dozen,
for some tobacco, without getting any.
But he had evidently learned that,
"If at first you do not succeed, try, try again.
He at length got it half full. a half
smoke though was not what he was af-
ter. He must have his pipe .f'tV;' and
continued asking until he got it full
He then struck \ match, and lit his
pipe with as much expertness and skill
rs any of his long bearded brethren, and
left the rosm. In about All hour he re-
turned and asked for tobacco. After inn
portuning long enough he again got it
filled, and after lighting it departed.
Several gentlemen, with pipes or cigars
in their mouths, commenced censuring
the parents of the child for allowing
him to smoke at SO young an age. But
none of them attempted to tell at what
age person ought to commence the
filthy and disgusting practice.
ANTI-SMOKER.