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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-25

This is the way the Fox girls produce
their spiritual rappings: Fasten one end
of piece of elastic band, four or five
inches long, to the middle of q pound
bar of lead, and the other end to ring
large enough to receive the toe of your
shoe. Take another piece of elastic
band, eight inches or more In length;
fasten one end to the ring and the other
to the right leg above tho knee; When
standing, with the contrivance arranged
as described, the bar of lead should not
come quite to the ankle. Of course, a
long dress is necessary to conceal it.
When sitting, the raps can be made by
putting the toe of the left shoe through
the ring, and with q slight movement of
the foot causing the lead to strike the
floor. One end of the bar will be likely
to come in contact with the floor little
before the other end does, and thus pro-
duce the peculiar double-knock mace by
the Fox mediums. By n slight lateral
motion of the foot, raps can be made
with such cOntrivance on table leg or
door. Agentleman A walking home with
one of the girls, one evening after q
sednce, noticed sound in connection
with her step like that made by wooden
peg in walking; and the embarrassed girl
said she could not conceive what caused
it,
baggage smashing" to which the
travelling public have been helpless VIC
Tins hitherto, has just received whole
some check in Pennsylvania, and the
example, it is to be hoped, will be fol-
lowed in other States. We notice that
the Pennsylvania Legislature has passed
q bill imposing "a fine of not more than
800 on any baggage master or other
person whose duty it is to handle or re-
move the baggage OF passengers, who
shall wilfuliy or recklessly injure or de-
stroy such baggage"
'1 am strong and healthy, yet to pre-
serve my good condition." use Solo
MONS BIrTERs. N21
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!, The Kossuth house and its contents, in
INaahyilses was destroyed this morning
tsg& lxD, which originated In the dining
o1siS on the FIRST d99f, and waS not dill
zfeexed until ell msSns offSgresS exceFS
|fkoughathe secoh -story windows, w{SA
81 end the ini atsg Of She h6use Ia
5 themselves sby iur ping rom he
Gcor. One iittle boy is-beu-
E15sya have perished in the flames.
djoining was also burned, but
Ethe e%ippds' were saved iisu ss,Ts Ia
+ The Paris La Aarseillaise announces
that, owing If0 !pfosecntions threatened, !,
the name Of Rochefors will not appear in
that Journal Hereafter. The name OF
Daugerolas li9 printed as chief editor,
but it. 'is understood to- beD cover for
Rochefoft, who will continue to direct
the paper. An additional fine of 5000
francs bas been Imposed upon La Mar-
seill0ise.. .4ns =;
ANOTHER OID CHURCH DooMEp. The
trustees Of the, North Dutch Church,
Fulton and William streets, New York,
have finally resolved to demolish that
edifice. The value OF the land on which
it stands is $250.G00. The church is
nearly 101 years old.
At Baltimore, Nd, OH Friday, O
colored boy named VIM. Cook, aged
eleven years. while playing with two
other boys in barn, placed halter
around his neck in sport, and stepping
or falling from bale of hay. hanged
himself. Before he wss rescued, life was
extinct.
The wife OF Bishop Beckwith, of
Georgia, was severely injured by brutal
negro, near Macon. Georgia, q few days
ago. He fell upon her, beat her severely,
and attempted TO outrage her, but she
bit him 80 severely he was forced to
|desist. The villain has been arrested.
p Mr.. J. B. Talley, of Rock Bluff,
Liberty County, Florida, writes that
five members of his family and two
colored persons employed by him died
during one week from the prevailing
epidemic, MENINGITIS.
strawberry time is upon us, "says the
New Orleans Times. ga specimen of
the Russell Prolific. grown in the open
air, and measuring nearly five inches in
circumference, was laid upon our table
yesterday"
The first oolored woman to enter upon
the study of law in the United States is
Charlotte E. Ray, daughter of Rev.
Charles B. Ray. She has entered the
Law Department of Howard University,
Washington.
Fifty-four murders are recorded as
having been committed in the United
States during January. New York had
the largest number, eleven, and Illinois
came next with six.
The O'Neill Fenians, of New York,
have MithiR 2 few days, accumulated q
great nanS3eGof arms at their htyaf7ouar.
ters, indicating, it is said, an,early move
ment ON ORnada.
Mrs. Shaw, d deck passenger on the
steamer AzaTk, was caught in the ma
chinerytnear PinelBluff, Ark, last week,
and crushed to death.
A stranger went to bed in the Myers
House, in Stanford, the other nj ght,
with lighted cigar in his mouth. The
house narrowly escaped destruction.
Tr,la
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State of South Carolina --Richland 90.

State OF South --Richland 90.
IN THE THE GO URT OF PROBATE.
BY William, Hutson Wigg, Judge of Probate,
an Richldnd County.
XXTHEREAS Charles n. Mott hath applied
wv to me for letters Of administration on
the estate of Robert Caldwell, late of England,
deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and ap-
pear before me at Court OF Probate for the
said County. to be holden at Columbia on the
10th day Of March, 1870, at 10 o'clock n. NJ, to
show causeS If any, why the said administra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the
Court, this 23d day Of February, A. D. 1870,
and in the ninety-fourth year of American
Independence.
WILLIAM HUTSON WIGG,
Feb 25 NJ Judge OF Probate
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To all Whom it MAY Concern.

HAVING, BY virtue Of the power conferred
~ by his Excollency the Governor Of the
State, taken possession of the ouARRrED STONE
In, upon and about the premises known as
THE GRANNY QUARRY" hereby warn ali
persons to desist appropriating, carrying off
or IN any manner interfering with the said
property, on penalty of being dealt with ac-
cording to law.
Dated COLUMBIA, 8. c.. February IL. A. D.
1870. CARLOS J. STOLBRAND.
superintendent South Carolina Penitentiary.
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Why DO You CoUGH2-When it is in your
power to relievs yourself; few doses of DR.
tho apprehensions of your friends: more
over, it is pleasant to take, it produces no
nausea, and strengthens tho lungs and
throat to resist attacks in the future. Mothers
need not dread the Group when they have
bottle of this valuable compound on their
mantel-piece. J19S
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THE HAIR CoLoRINa PREPARATIONS Doomzn.
Beware of bottled dyes in the shape of silver
hair dyes and sediment fluids. They are all
pestiferous and dangerous. PnALoN's yrrA-
pure, transparent, harmless and agreeable
preparation, ia the only agent that viii change
grey hair to it's natural color without risk, or
any disgusting consequences. F2O+3
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The CoLUMBIA OANA1.-We have been
infafmsa. uponIg good ut4oritS, that The
egypt q Mr.. spragqe. MD geatoe, win
of Sidd@aing ans desbeniis 8 sbs cOldAbia
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DIR. JOHN LEVITRE,
Surgeon Chiropodist,

PRA CIICAL OPERATOR ON TIE FEET.
TORNS, Bunions, Nails penetrating the
" Feet, and all Diseases Of the Feet, scien-
tifcally treated. without Pain. >Ladies can be
attended at their residences by leaving their
orders at the Office, Columbia Hotel. Con-
sulting hours, =. m. and 8p. m. Room No.
20. DIR. Levitre will remain this week only.
Feb % h*
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LIST OF NEW ApvERrIsEMENrs.- D
w. Fl. Wigg-Citation.
Jacob Levin-Auction Sale Of Furniture.
+. nj. Yowett-Horses and Mules at Auction.
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Cock Fight ---Main for Sl, 900.

iSo'''';; Carolina Against North Carolina.
~ 500 each battle. Thirty-one
- Cooks to be shown by each party.
hfA Weighing from four pounds six
VSyN ounces TO six pounds six ounces.
. N@M=sR Sight TO commence az siie Ex-
HskHFchange Cockpit, in Columbia, 8. O.,
on TUESDAY, April 8, 1870. To be
kept up four days. Will bo fought according
to Turner's Rules. Fine sport and fair play!
Feb 13 +
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Horses and Mules at Auction.

THE undersigned will offer}GN
Ao,D for sale at auction, To- O-MOR- IN
NrXSROW Saturday MORNING. o,1.<4.
NAAEnear tho Market, ten head OF Harness
and Saddle HORSES; also, threo MULES.
Terms cash. F. NJ. YOWETT
Feb 25 %
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WEDDMu GARps AND gEayE1oPHs:--As
lot of wedding cards and envelopes, of
latest styles, has just been received;
which win be printed in imitation OF, en-
craving, and at less than one tenth the
cost. Gall and see specimens at PHOENIX
Office.
REDUCTION MPR1oE CLUBBING. The
WEEKLY CLEANER ,eontainsmore reading,
matter than any other family paper pub
lished in the South--thirty-two long,
columns. rlllngr4. printed in clear type. Il is
filed with original as we'll as selected,
matter editorials, correspondence, gene.
raj news, markets. telegrams, interest, !,
ing stories, sketches. poetry, etc. Itss
columns are now graced by highly
entertaining nouvelletle, tho. production
OF lady of this city. AS we are desirouus.
OF introducing the paper--which is in
every sense .'hdrne conspn,ion"A-in
every family in the State, we hnve de.
termined to reduce the yearly subserip-
ton price, as follows--payable, in all
cases, in advance: Single copy $2.75:
ten copies, Ito one post offiee,) $25. 90;
twenty copies $500; fifty copies $1o0.
The CLEANER and the "Rural Carroll.
nian"-the popular agricultural monthly
will be furnished, for one year, at
'ou, dollars. Address orders to PHHNIx
and GhEANER Office. Columbia, s. @.
------->>c---~-~-- -->-t--~--- y.
HOTEL ARRIvALs, February 2A-Nickerso,
House.-J s !munan, Melville, Go; J. NJ Neb-
pitt, Augusta, Ga; Mrs Hayward, South
carolina; Mrs Tyler, Miss Bassett, Boston,
Mass; Joseph Humphries and son, Philip
den; Hon p Reed, Anderson, 81 p Hammett,
Greenville; s Cothran and son, Abbeville;
John b Carwile, Newberry; Charles PaIle,
Phiadelphia, Pa; Patiilo Simpson, Laurens:
William NJ Thomas, South Carolina; Henry q
Jones, Richmond, Va; Charles Eaton, st
paul, Minn; e X Mcdonald, Winnsboro; ST
rr0wbridge, Grove Station; Mrs Anna Berger,
= Kendall, Fred Berger, Sol Russell,
Mrs Louise Russell, Miss Anna Berger, Miss
Maud Stanley, Miss Eta Berger, 4 Whit
comb, Professor 81 Gardner, Henry @ Ber.,.
ger, George 81 Marsh, Master B Berger, W W
Fowler, Swiss Bell-Ringars; II q Brinley..
Salem, Mass; s Johnston, Henry Y. Bonner;
South Carolina; r Chatham, Nevberry. -,
CoLnnaoto Iiotet-J Richards, Phinny.
VIM Taylor, Mrs Sherman, New York; L Leber.
man, Ferrel, E P Mears, W Kollnes, PhiIa-
go; HG. wadn Andrews and lady Tyler. Charles
McElrath. Mississippi; A 8 Buford, Mrs e
Evans, 8 F War;, Richmond; David PATHFINDER.
petersburg; II Adams, Yorkville, d Stewart,
i Snodly, Detroit; P d Smith, Baltimore;
SShedden, daughter and son, Miss Holden,
Miss Dente, New Jersey; Alex. McBee, s G.
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To Builders.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., FEBRUAnY %, 1870.
GEALED proposals for finishing the State
- Capitol at Columbia, in accordance with
March l, by the Committee of the General
Assembly on State House Repairs. Specifica-
tions may be seen by calling upon Gen. J. B.
Dennis, at the Office of the Adjutant and In
spcctor General, Columbia, =. G.
j. K. JILSON,
Feb 235 Chairman Committec
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS Northern
mail is opened for delivery at q. m.
closed at g. 80 a. m. Charleston, opened
at $50 p. M; CLOSED at $50 p. m.
'Greenviiie, opened at 8. 80 p. m. ; closed
at $50 p. m. Western, opened: ct 80
a. m.; closed at.i4 p. m . Charlesto.. ;,
,(evening,) opened at g a.. M; closed mt
4.3O p: m: On Sunday, the post Office is
open from 8 to 10 a. M ,'iT
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-25

"Just the thingl' Such is the excla-
nation of the Dyspeptics who use Solo,
MONS BrrTERs. N21
What is the difference between bill
and pill ? One is hard to get up and
the other is hard to get down.
"Oh! what an excellent Tonic" is the
language of the invalid who uses SOLO
MONS BrrTERs. MI
"a politician" says James freeman
Clarke, "thinks Of the next election;
statesman, of the next generation"
The weak and emaciated mother says:
"My health and strength is restored II
the use Of" SoLoMoNs' BrrTRps. N21
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-13
Women in India.

A woman in India, after mar
riage, is allowed to see no man in
her husbands family except hel
husbands younger brothers or nep-
hews, those wnO were little boys
when she entered the family. She
must never be seen by her father
| n,law, or any male member OF the
! family who was over fourteen when
she entered the house In her
fathers family, she may be seen by
all the men there-lathers, n C $,
cousins. These Fast are ulWays S
called brothers, and there is never
any inter.murriages even in the
most remote degree Of cousan-
guinity. The zea0aa, which is
the part of the house reserved for
| the woman, is rarely entered 10y the
husband during the day, being
considered highly improper; but
| if, by any chance, man should
enter his wife's or mothers room
during the day, he stops outside
the door leading INTO the zeHaaa,
and there makes great coughing
and shutting with his feet In
stantly every woman, except his
wife and mother, draws her chnd.
dab over her face, and flies to her
own room, shutting the door, His
wife draws her veil close over and
covers down like frightened dove.
When he goes out, he bangs the
door with n tremendous slam; and
then the women one by one come
out Of their holes. 1t is the in
variable c4lstomc for each woman
to cook the food for herself, her
husband and her children, They
may have plenty Of servants who
do other work; but she must do
the cooking, as it would preak their
caste to eat food which had been
touched by a person Of lower caste
than themselves. They have two
regular mcaIes day. These con,
sist Of rice and different kinds OF
curry. The first meal is about half
past ten in the morning, the other
at ten at night. Between times.
however, they cat various kinds of
fruit and swect-meats. When the
food is ready, it is sent into the
mans apartment, where he and his
unmarried sons over fourteen,
sitting on mat on tie floor, deyour
such portions as they like, all eat
ing with their fingers from one dish.
The remainder is then sent to the
mother and the rest % the children.
Their cooking vessels generally,
and also those from which they cat
and drink, are Of brass, kept wei!
cleaned and bright
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-13

The Washington Chronicle says
that the boilers in Missouri who
hold public offices are to be all turn
ed out,
The official census Of Charleston
is 48,43l, Of whom %, 1853 are white
and 25,G63 colored.
The land sales made by the
Union Pacific Railroad in Septem-
Der amounted to S55,73 So.
MIR. Smith Leeds, a London bank
cr, was Killed yesterday by falling
from a horse.
The cornerstone Of Otterbein
University, at Westeryille, Ohio ,
has been laid
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-13
A YANKEE RECIPE.
now 70 Make a Thousand Dollar,

r.u.
AAo" y ''""' n'"'""N
NJ, co,t;n, mo h.ttor Of NV vifo's
e,thcr nna ~ tha riohoot tIinas
on racord IN tell vom how If w5s
w., aVoV ,o,,st l,aca, uhSt Lo is man
stsons stingy Tbe con,nlaint seems
to rnn in tRe family. and everybody
vonnd onr norts nscd to notice that
10 naver b1 ony chance osked anv.
hodv 70 dim viii Kim So one
dav iist far ! cbnnk Of fun. | said
to q fr;end Of minc Joddv-oI'll
bet Won = nen'ortb Of sboe.striuos
ginst 4 row Of bins. that | Get Old
Rem Merl,ins. that's NV wice's faith.
er, to ask me to dinner.
uYeou oet ontn said Jeddy:
"whv, yeoH mioht as well try to
coax . cat into a showerbath or
get moonhaams cont Of cowoom.
hers,
uWelln said I ..Im GOING to
trv"
And trv 7 did and TN tell veou
how I wont 10 work
list as old Ben was sittiu' down
70 dinner. at / o'clock | rushed up
to tbe bouse at hiob.pressure
mace rod.bot in the rnce with NV
coot,taile in tho air NV eyos rollin'
obont jikc hiIliord,hoIIs in convul.
sions Pot.tat.tat-din 5.alino aling
7 ~ I,iotaJ W, on Wv ournl rnn,nns and
n = Gosh d,t ~ anna old Ren HIM
solf Thod struck tha riobt mini
Ho hod a M, kin nnder Ris chin
and no,vian L,ifo in his hand !
",oolt "ro ~ H. dinnnr 'rG ros No ononaJ ,,a
door
"VVi' 90 Mr. 1rorl,ioo y soid a.pm
.,,.not;n, ~ ar' oI"d I,lI' ~ I' soo Won roorod
',"n va "~o'on o,,oSn,t t W. W. % ot 5o,no-T,n oI
w. 'io"5 ,,t -" I.ooth Do %' TN w., oon,o 70
tU'v 4nII ,on o"I ~ oon D'o" soya vor tGonsonJ
teii ~" eau '"'o } y" 'l'"9'''"
"ot's'9 o. ,, ., ,,,,,, :, ,,oo,,e5 tho
"A '.'oo''i9 Uo'i1'S' no.. 'o",o" ,,,,,,a, '@V az
o.u man =, "nu @ otI5 . " TG"'er ,i e,oo w
- PIX quIGTei I '',a'' mA .nao,n,,I ,,o ,"VI
1ots' % iti'o S'',,'J'' "a '"o"''t," , Rn
uIii", M, ! 0Oo ''oA ''s ~ ."
'o,L .,o,, -, :, or o,., i,,s,
~ ,, s"'u - i SG9 I,,i Sou w are ' Jt,o i"o,
llnylh ol'i'l1r neow' wv, !. ~ WI '''I }
myself "no % Iuell l ! 1o'no '"'N anu
'e,i you @ an ""ou' :, i1 ~ !, ,.,..,. ,,.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-13

T,., ~, &C., &c Io,is is on
a., IU i',,I.' r"i .',tod ~ "a''l ara % oet t:'
ri XXX a.,.',,,.,tI, .r,,,,,,a,1
c,inrs Nv t'',i IN sIar,-i,D'i is ~ v Gao
N,,'' - ~ i, ,
i lUn ",''y,io ~; >' Oh 0'iooS,s N',S sn,dn,, 'U,
'Vr'' ~, w - Nv"
mere were eleFe,l oe"tlIs 'Fon'
Ge,loW 'o'er' III ne" O''''''S'
''"'''o"S y
N coiored l"dy' oo"S'Il2 o. ln'
progress mace ny het son III "t''.''
WelIo' eNultlngIy Sa'v ne /"
&c '''or'l'lc"tlon '"ole'
a 'hGa'ooI STUDENT says nc I'aS
never oocn "o.e 70 "l'I''p' NV
,'o''c VI Go'l'e"''n''' """ , "o9,'ea -
N"o" ""etnor 1t Is 'oO Sl'u''Ve''
very ne"' '''e J'"''ono'
DFy OP'-A paper winch wishes.
W "N"iu e'u"s' ug'ly|'',y "'l , 'oeS
,'9 uIi''su' '''' ''iiI = ''o' 40, w. l'','
'',o , ''o G, 4"'"',u ;, " V''' ~ ''0O :"
" '',''o " "'""S '''
HOW IL IS Jllat the summer al
ways goes 80 quickly { d cause
'"c.o 70 90 o''''' "' '''"'"S ''.'''
IeNa9 has a new game ID cards
one nous q reVOlVer, lIle otler
Ilolus lRe c'ra5' "A coroner hoIu'
the inquest
Patience is oxemplifled in the
man who left his wagon while the
horse baIked, sat on a stump and
read the Bible Till the animal was
hungry enough to go home'
There are two annoya ces that
have existed probably from the
foundation OF the world "hlco no
system OF laws seems ouequlte 10
metC--shorJ weight anu Watered
n'IN'
A lawyer at Terre llaute lately
went to IAN editors Office to cane
nm lho dHctors nave DUG three
,u''p'S ouO - ms ',1''', on" SAY
,o',e y ""o'o'r , ""e '''"V t'!Vy coh
lnu "I'en WIN PFo""oly N''l nun
Mail contractors witt not he hello
responsible for tdlnles to deliver
The mails, where such iANures are
caused ny guarantee regulations
lhe whole Gul'seINice IS dorHnged,
VI the PLACES east a0drWest oi New
)rleans having established Il strict
luarantiue
About a mile Of snow sheds on
he Central Pacific Railroad, near
Cisco, were burned last week.
Throp hoots or the Goldfish Aant
rriycd ot sam Francisco ON Tucs
law or last week with nvcr a ouor.
o. or - million nr AK
OIL p,,i. t. .,,,.,,...,.,
~V'o.", , r9H : i',.,,', - eo,''I"Tvu ,i ~ ~
'l '"Hy5 w., ", ~ t'v ., 'n'',',y ,,, V, ""''"o
:, Wv .,,.,, ~ ~ i,5 't'i'""9' "''' '"' ""
y, uo"" '''''e''
William sn}ih' member OF Con,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-13

A colored mail carrier in Virgin.
ia, having been well shaken by a
man for Kicking his dog, turned
upon and grayely eXpostulalod
Look here, massa, you'd better
be lIeerful how you shakes dis
chile; cos when yon shakes me
you shake de aohole Of dc United
,States-I carries dc maHp
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-13

A man who is going to do good
with his money when he shall get
a great deal Of it, makes a bargain
with the devil; and the devil out
wits him. Where men are going
to use their money so that itswill
do good when they get through
with it, the Lord is apt to get
through with them before they
think Of being through with their
money, lfyou want to be beney.
olent by and By, be benevolent now,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-13

A painter who had been employed
to paint the huh Of n steamer, did
not paint it close enough to The
water line by about eight inches
The mistake was pointed out to
him, and he said 81 painted II
close to the water, bnt the tide
went out last night, and could
not prevent the water from falling"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-13

Candid-"llOw much water do
you put in your milk?', asked a
man of n hoy, who delivered on
one ofthe milk routes. Owe don't
put any water in it, replied the
boy. "What do you put IN II thenI
"Ice," said the candid youth.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-13

It is common to speak or those
whom a flirt has Tilted as her vie
tins. This is a grave error Her
real victim is the man whom she
accepts. This reminds us of q
happy simile: A coquctte is a
rose from whom every lover plucks
a lcaf-the thorn remains for her
future husband.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-13

One Of the bgst sort OF minds is
that which minds rs own business.
Like many other good things, inclu-
ding beef steak. it is somewhat rare.