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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-30

w VII III Bht, CclSSlitt ShoIc.
NEW LlBEnTY, KY, July Is, 1871
Grammar School Extraordinary.
.'ss At the recent splendid exhibition
of tho "Lee High School," in Green's
boro, Georgia, class of snail sprouts
three feet high, aud in prodigious
standing collars, got of the following
specimen of their progress in parsing.
The audience was spcechless, and
mauy hands were lifted in horror
Teacher =. Parse man.
Pupil-Man is common noun of
the feminine gender.
Teachcr-W that sir i?
Pupil-Man is q common noun
of the feminine gcndcr-ccmmon,
'causo he can be bought c! cap; and
feminine gender cause he's always got
women on the brain; eight person, !,
'cause his wife and six children come
tirst-is in the objective case and
governed by woman.
Teacher-Go to your seat, sir, and
put wet cloth on your head.
Tcacaer-Next parse woman.
Pupil-Wvman is female noun of
tho masculine gender.
Teacher-Mercy OH us what do
you say, sirl
Pupil-Sh's female noun of the
tho masculine gender-masculinc
'cause she wears the breechaloons and
is determined to vote she's COM
pounded of cotton, whalebonc, starch,
smiles, sunshine and thunder clouds
is in the first person, 'cause she's
always the person speaking plural
number, 'cause she makes more noise
than half dozen parrots is in the
objective case and governed by tho
fashions.
Teacbcr-Sit down sir, and rinse
your mouth with prophylactic fluid.
Toachor-Ncxt, parse boy.
Pupil-Boy is and uncommon noun
of the goslin gender and female por-
suasion.
Teacher Thunder and black. jacks,
what is that sir
Pupil Boy is an uncommon noun
of the goslin gender and female per-
suasion--uncommon, cause he's hard
to find nowadays, goslin gender,
cause he soon enters the threshold of
gooschood female persuasion, 'cause
he's always got the heart-sick about
some female ; first person, big Ike
singular number, cause there's no-
body but himself ); in the objective
case and governed by his embryo
mustacho, Schicdam Schnapps, and
the length Of his dady's purse.
Teaohor-.Go home, Sir, and bathe
your feet in mustard.
Teacher--Next, parse Girl.
Pupil-Girl is an angelic noun oi
the Grecian bend gender and masou.
line tendencies.
Teacher us from sudden
death. These boys will never be
raised. How is that, sir :
Pupil--Girl is an angelic noun
'causc she paints her checks and
loves inguns she's compounded of
cosmetics, flowers, fuss aud feathers
is of masculine tendencies, cause she
wears shirt bosoms, paper collars, and
always has her head full of boys ;sin,
gular number, 'causc tho boys are
afraid Of them, and matrimony is
played out third person, cause she's
much spoken Of ; in the objective case
and governed by gypsy bonnet:
Tcacher-Next. parse Corn.
Pupil-Corn is an uncommon nour
of the neuter gender.
Teacher--Bless my life 60 on,
sir. 8aa j..
Pupi--Corn is an uncommon noun
'causo farmers have well nigh quit
raising tit is used as an adjective
and belongs to Tennessee, Ohio and
Kentucky. When parsed ms q noun
it is in the objective case and govern
cd by cotton.
Teacher-Sit down sir
Teacher-Next, parse Cotton.
Pupil-Cotton is q royal noun o.
the starving gender.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-30

The storm of thirty-siv hours, that
has recently visited Charleston, is
said, by the papers of that city, to be
the heaviest Of any for seventeen
years, the waters being driven over
the battery wall, East Bay submerged
and many of the smaller islands OBJ.
liberated for the time being. In some
of the streets of the city rain and mud
were almost knee deep, and it is said
ovor eight inches of rain foil i; the
highest velocity Of the wind being
forty miles per hour. Traffic in
somo Of tho streets was suspend
cd, and the shipping was much incon.
venienced. The regular steamers of
the Now York line wcrc retarded, and
one, tho South Carolina, commanded
by Captain Bockott, was unable to
make port. One man was drowned
at ono Of the wharvcs, and the ferry
boats were unable to make their usual
trips.
Shcridans "policy" toward tho In
dians, being interpreted, is "hcads
| win, tails you losc.''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-30
RnmOr of Yellow Fever.

Rumors were current upon tho
street, yesterday, of yellow fever in
the City Of Charleston. His Honor
r. II. Footman, Mayor protein, tclc
graphea to Charleston as to the true
state Of facts in connection with the
:cport, and received, we arc inform
cd, in answer, that few cases of
mild typo of the disease had occurred
in Charleston, confned to children
but which readily yielded to medical
treatment, no danger of an epidemic
being apprehonded.
"Our own city still maintains it's
excellent healthy condition, as will
be seen by the weekly mortuary
report, there were but two deaths
among the whites, and eleven among
the colored, during the past week
being a decrease Of five in favor Of
the year 1871, for the corresponding
timc."- Savannah Rcpu5lican.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-30

The bodies Of thirty-two Confodcr.
ate soldiers killed at Gettysburg,
have arrived at Savannah.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-30
GOriginal.l !

Respectfully Dedicated.

Respectfully ,Dedicdtcd.
BY HER NIECE, McLLIE L. DAVIS.
Gentle mother, why art thou weeping?
Why let tears thy checks run down?
Tho form thou lowest is only sleeping,
Whilo tho spirit wears crown.
She's no more oppressed with sadness,
Wandering in this val Of tears
But now wreNthci in smiles of gladncss,
At the throne of God appears
We know another bright link is broken,
In the chain of parental love;
But there tho severed link is waiting
10 10 welded IN Heaven above.
We know one holy tic is severed,
Which has bound thee here on Garth,
But now it draws thee nearer Heaven
Where parting, sighs ne'cr have birth.
Dry thy tears then, entlc mother,
Long TO see her back no more,
But prepare thy soul to meet her,
On yon bright, celestial shore.
NEW LIBEnrY, KY, July 10, 1871.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-30

Tho Apache Indians rec Gently killed
the sergeant Major and'L private OF
the Third Cavalry in Arizona.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07

5usiou p.-Wir ma1en auf BE in
elmer anbsrn Spalte enttaltene, bic mOrsenoe
5eier an Der 5upiua &oas bstreFeabe au;eise,
nit gersnusea aufmsrfian. ST co4 pas ra-
lae aufblupen pieier G'emeinoe Gin geweis,
pab au@ @enise siel serrSssu, tpsna Vrieaer,
unb Gemeinee tintra@tis 5ans in 5auo esben.
@ie mir, bSren ibsrtriTt Die von UIudieoe uao
gruber in ct. 2rai5, eesoiens 0IOds, iuwobl
an &einbeit bes 9lanses, ais aud an araft BIS
SdaQes, ale Grwartungen Der 0smeiacc unp
pa6 unlsre 2ursmturser Jreunoe toIS auf tbren
mttaaeneu So.ldliter iIno, beostst Die Shut
iaue, bag rie 1armer Ma,bias une. Ninclao
SreAmaun, trelde bsrsits cine nambafte Gum
NE su Der OlOde s.teuert, ant Soautase ober<
mails 60 Cellars saben, I'm pieIelbe suerlt lIu>
ten ;u %pirfer. Mir piinlben ben ,paderubuos
ion Hsae 5arrern Gid uao rnfsn uaiern
wer.bea Seern ;u: Auf sur 0isdsuweibe!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07
Sin Sic RrpSu5enten Dou &itnnefctt
0ctrcioe, gartcufrilHtcn
uRb Cbf.

Gs III tpobl tefannt, oaB in bsn Gitlid9sn S!aa-
ten, rcn tsnen mir eiuen teeeu!sHeea Shell uv-
tires 3uwadit5 at Wenldsn vre 11pital gu
~etparten ba5sr, uwter benen, bic unS mid: te.
fudt baben, Ole anlidt ucb biufs asaetroTen
tutro, ta6 M;uneiota pesen le:rer nSrolidsn
Gage unr ietuer taiten Wtnter Ella Mdertaultaai
sisrtsn pser finfteuNausss itatt elmer oes eritsn
III, pie Is rod in @irftihfeit Ter Jaa. 6annr
Ten mir unlsren aaliten Jfcuusen uniere Mfsr-
bauprceucte soa Iaseit1t ~ Wrscltt gegen-
iteri tQen, 10 mirpe eas siel ta5u teitraeea,
jene falide MufaGuns su teridtisss uuo cine
rihtise Wirbieung Der groeuftiou5fiatsfsit
unisres gSbens unb un|eres alinas CUR 6Olse
baten.
@ir tSunen bic 9sute nibt 81 un'ers Mdsr-
tauaualegungea ~briagsn, I'M tie ~ snttaulden,
unp es III bic Naiat aussslprvebsr rrreea, taa
0iel fir iensa !3osd uteitt wsresu tTars,
eurd geranfaltur9 elmer Sanmluaa Ter aaer-
au%sgsluhtelfeu psotsn Tu1srss 6'etreises, uaie-
rer GjarteufruIte uuo uuiercs Sbitss, unsWuSs
f~elurs ~eerlslesu in oem "Imeriean Snitt,u.e"
BON New ycrE ppmit cine Nbttei!uag BON
Mirneiota sinssrihtet ssars. In gdtuls Der
NusIeQuus res Jutitu's i'm MoYember muB'e
eann Die Sammluns mad benz 2ofaic pes Gin-
wanceruassecmmi7ars fir Winreiota rerleet
uno bic NusieluxJ 70 lauae fsrteefebt wereen,
ais lid bieies oura ren grfO's redtIertiste.
gu ben, ;3uede eiaen geriud au MAIDEN for.
bern mir CUR Gtnlieieruns folder 9sitrdse aut
ale unlere Minnelcta GARNER terea bsr;uiden+
fen fir ausems0sn baltea.
Sur bic id0nilsu GremYlare-lol4e, bic nit
Yroeuften ~berlelteu Mrt, trsenowo font seScsen,
eiaeu sanlisen Gers!eid ausbelten tpiirpen-
fjnutsn aaeiu tie Nube unb uuto(ten bes
transports lctuen.
Ssrem 10 einssIiefsrten NrtitsI ueer jsber
partte ioQte cine aarte nit hem Nanaea Der
vuf- NprsGe uao benz Counts, no tas prceutt
sspahlen, teigsssben lein, coer &c" unterseid-
netsn oiele yuatte anesrwsit ssme!oet mercer.
Nuf Der 5air auassl:at aeuslsne Artifel tSn>
men untsr Obbat otz praroentta ODER Ssere-
tars Der M7oeiatiox aui Dem 5a,rp!ase teloGen
weroeu. Mnee1e Beitrdse f5nnen mir auf Tn
toten ces Observation-Disclosures, melter lie
mad Stem yort ipspiren pirr. suselaapt werbeu.
%. september 1871.
9oraee Nufim,
gprlser bes Boards.
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StaatS= WeutgteltcM.

Gin n~erbeerenbes Vratrtefcuer
brad sorisea 5rsiias iielid rea 9:stt"'tege
am Rsp Hiser aus une rtrtrsi:st. iH nit
iarsdliaer SAueaistsit Sisle Msilsn nsit
v:airie, gui@ unb Wsbiulidfeiten, Nass str'
lt5rsne uno ssrnihtsne, aud Wenitben unh
Ibiere, bic Der 6lammsumalis nidt eutTis teu
tunuteH. Gelbsr uns Nieleu GnO serwifst.
Die WaIbursea sni'tea S.niIb Cafe uno OAR
min an ber paei1s S1tu inc in 9rubsa S;re'
den eia Haub Der Jiammsr, lie T1 curG ga.
tonpau Count, @aba bra9e', 10 ca3 it ct.
jamss AQes in Sarsdfn esristb. sire J:au
nit apei Rinbern fam tn BEN 1!aMmsu I'm.
Der Sdaoen at gi5snspan 1T uurrms6lit.
giele 5tuneea melt uar GaeS nit Naud outd-
3esen, Der ron Zen. uaaufbIrib websnoca WiHc
,mIner peiter g~etriebeu wurpe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07

Gin prd6tiges 3untwerf liefer
iceben 81. giloboner y. Wensler auf bsaSat,
lamb 5rieebof, naulid has 0rabmabl tes 6rn
Irbudle fir ieinen gctu. Gin lebr fd5n ae,
arbeinter Steliaf son ita!ienilhsm Mdrmc,
erbebt ld IS 1uB bod auf rem folplalen 9 cde
oesislten Steins, auf neltsm he Snihrift &c,
idmadvuu aHasbradt 1T. Ias san3e Wonu.
ment rubt euf einsm @ranitfunoamsnte uni
lit sus'eit bic it6nite gmpisb!uns fir rea &C.
manrten Ranflsr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07

Die 6erren @ebriber Elm nj
@de eer 10. unb st. yeter StraBs IN 81. vaul
balten ftets bic retdRe Auswabl 80
Wrpcertes unb Vrpptionen Dor.
ratbis. 8elonbere Aufmertiamtett perbteu1
tbr ,dSner gorratb an in. uno ausldnbt1teu,
stnssmatten unc setrodueten Grutten. Wan
beluue ben seltmarvoa aasgetattstea Strrs,
UNI lid eapon su uberseugen.
Rls@ Nut Die bsiten Sotten Weine, 81.
aueurs, Gisarren u. |. + reben ben 8uucen CUR
SsrIuSans. yrelie bluis> 8sOie uuns ireuno
LID.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07

s.-Sn Der S6vl'
Der Mariabimmclfabrt = @emetnre MURDER
burd tsn bchp. Sen. Giear ?. Clemens Staut
fOlscnbsa Mduhen yrdmien itsrrettt fiji,
Den Wonat september:
Sir Jleib uns Ittlsdes getraacn: 1. GlaTs
Glemen!ina 81 nnen, barbara MuGer UNI SO.
ia Elephant. 2. &la6e. &oIa Wesssr uni
Waria 2ostid. 3. ala0e. Maria Gntrebl
unbMaria 8afian. 4. alaGe. &cia aSmpsl
5. MaGe. 2bereia aSn,s uno Ratbarina
Weistcpf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07

Die Staats-Gair nabn pcri9e 0phe
bic Muimertiamtsit pieler tauienb Sefuher in
MnipruG, bic onStaet unb 2aub binausirIm<
ten su ben Iusielunes'& dumen, no ganotau,
5nnufrie unb aunltisrtiafeit nit chamber nett
~eifertsn, tea, Nuse ees Beiuhsrs bic lhGn1e
Muspabl pom Gr5eusniEen alet Mrt tarsutis-
ten. NQes bisber cuf pieiem Gebiste ~sslsiitete
murte Don nieisr Wus'teQung iitertptsn, in: EN-
bieielbe susleidb Zen Eemeis trodte, Rag aud
i'm Nsrrpeilen tieies unermeBliden 2anbes RE
@uitur itre manisfaltisen 3weise in fru9ibar>
fer @eiie e%ntfalet, I'm eem MnNebler feline
5eimidtte 70 mobnltd 3u MAIDEN, tpie AMBER
tpGrts. Nidt bic &itlenfirtiGe welGe bas Ct
faunen eer8siuder erresten uub sun oenen Der
cine 120, Der aneere ioear 1875 pfune idper
mar, iclen tenMaBifab liefern son Der 0eiRunas-
fatiefeit Minneiota's. Da bat bic biblde
Sammlune Nepfel pru Nartbaler in @ef ct.
Vaul piel mebr Wertb ; ibr Nronta erinnert an
bic f0fliden 9aumfrihte her alien 6eimat.
Mebnlid serbalt IS lb NIT ben berrlidsn Grau-
len sru Nnatpbeieer aus &eierse. Gs fns
bies 2antesproeufte Minnslpta's, welde ben
i&5nfen Rsreis lieferr, bab mir bier in teiner
@ilbniB lsbsn, fenbern ta6 her nod iunee
Staat id ani6idr, nit ieinen aItern 9rlpern
in Der linton ben Wettfampf aufsnnebmen.
s. wiree su melt tibrer, aud nur tte5auyt'
eruppen Der neutrality-suspicious. bier an;u-
ssten ; bebbalb beitranfen mir uns auf einise
Nuti;en, trelten eie8emerfuns pcraussuihiden
III, tab lei Ger NusteQuns be'cneers BON pro-
tuftsu Der Aurt une Der Snrutrie bic 0st-
tunssfabtafeit eirbeimilter Srdfte crit eann
redt eeipiiretat uerten fam, treun GAS Gtntet-
miide sem Smportirten ausosid'ecen nirs.
Das it namenttd in geteH Der 5abrif- Saeu,
irie Der SAT-.
Tas Niigiibs rehieIte nit benz Aaseneb-
men in anaisbeneer Neiis. unb in ben erten
Neiben Der Au5iteQer ten.erfte BET Beiuher nit
sroFem Gsrsniisen auiebalide teut'de Sc.
lhdfts6rmsu in straightforward 3weisen. 90
bate s. Matbsis in reider Nuspabl cine Wnsabl
prddtiser Iespi@e, @arcinen &c. aus ~ieineru
iunaf ,urd erpbs Aufdute neu sermebrten
@aarenporratbe ausseaeQt; ebenis eldu3te bic
mobltetannte 8irma g. 8. Bailey II. So. turd
Musaeaung elmer yarti' e~lesanter M0osla.
0ir 8eauemlidfsiten i'm 5~austalte forsten u.
Geder, 8reieert, pedtmann uub Gretben u
u. tur6 Sfen better Contribution une antere
praftiiae artifel. fir @usiateitsu s. 3irtsl-
bad, fir @pieImaa-sn u. MuQer u. fl.
Dag bic BlumenbaQe tur9 ibre yradtccQc
@ammluns einsn 5auptan5iebunsspunft bill.
bette. besarf faum ber Grpdbnung. Aud Ia
s'insten iuei ceutide Namcn: 6leilher unD
8ldsnecrf ru,& ibre Qeiituneen i'm p7ansen>
tau uno eeidmcdpcler Slumen. Iuprcnuns
curd gcufsts. Mer snclid mad Der iiserrpdl.
tlssnesn slusenreioe Appstit nab etnem frdTti-
aen 8inrstraten Ssripiirts, Der picmete nod Ter
U,stbutte einen Be'u6 unb fanp caieltf unter
ben amerlfaniiden 8uQsn. uno Sub Multern
bas l3 Genlner i&were ereiidbrise Nino ron
". Qsmmere.
llebsraui1s it bic 8smsrtuns, ba6 bic ame-
rifauiiasn Ausfeaer iouObl psr9 !3abl ais
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Ser 80 r.

@ei@baltisfeit Der Yrsbufte slanaten. uno ba
bic enalil9e YreTs benielten Scr3usspeiie tbre
8ea9tuns i@entt, 10 bei9ranfen mir uns aut
Sbises.
@inen iiterral&.reen Nnbltd bot bic giebpa-
rabe bar, bic am Jreitas h~attfane, inetm BE
pom prsisseri9t ausseei&neten gierfabler
hurd bic &snnbabn ssfabrt wurbsn, soran bic
Great @s(srn Bans, bann bic pierre bierauf
bas 8inbpieb, ibermatbiee Stiers, seut&tise
Ribe une bcFnuasssoae 8altsr. Der eissu-
! tsiimli@e aufsus uar nt&t obns @irfuas auf
ben Beoba&ter. benn bic nit Nuitbeslettuns
einberfoliireueen 1bisre %le,fetex ia ben Be-
tueis, eab eieienisen itur i'm 5rrtbun lne, ueI-
DE ba meineu in Mtnnelsta uapie nurWeise.,,
Weliatsra uns 5afsr. Cslbau, gisbsu@t
8ienen;udt tabtu IN beu ~ilugiten
Sabrea iepr %aufauuternee Relultats fir aas
Sans berssryeb1aut.
Sir 9tebbabsr poa @sitrcnAex bot bic Reuu-
ista ibre Mett6mpfs bar Nud etu WettlauI
ser Ueusrlsste tanp ratt uns ;nar aM N.s.~,p.
Die bieiBsu 2ompasnssn segauea Rp uaas,9
nad eer yurase auf psu NusttAunasplas, 10
fa aud bic Gumpasnisu .9tutuai" W. 4in.
neaYcIis uus ua,asar~' ssn Gsepins eiags-
funeeu batttn. De ct. Vsaler G0mpasu,en
v5oyt" xas ugi,anssaba" erraasea bic eraeu
axet Vrsils. @hfses fsartex ale il geautblt>
DYER @ttmmuus ua.s 5aaie 3urud.
Gu Der wtam,:n-y ertbs'!uns fnsea pir I0l-
eenss psutlpe Naw.a i'm Sorcsryruaoe: fur
yTerse D. &siabart 8. 8uuoe, q. &aappSebe
(erei Vrlmtea). y. Wartia; fir JtlaOsieb *.
Qemmer, &. Moiss fir 5aafs uns Sauetne
q. Bros fur 3uder, Dsuis &c. Ut. &aappseioe;
fur Brub &c. 8. {. yunfsn9riusr ". 49,; fur
5ammluns sroser YbstoJrapbieu .. 5. SAGE.
By; fur Mult- 3atrumeuie Natal9st; fur
MobiIien 9. I. Bailey u. &c.; fir yseerwaa-
reu ". Sauars, 3. j.. paul; fir Waseu s.
jultus; fir @emG!os. 5tat;uaary &c. S. Ja'
eotY; fir &isarrsa 5stia Sros; fir Mepiel.
laA mluu1 S. Wartbalsr.
Die ginnabmen AT per 6air b~e!aufen FH auf
$4,000, obsr $4,000 uebr als rorises Sabr.
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Dem 5rn. Stabtld eifer R.
SD tratte Iegten Jreitas Der bisltese gieesr-
frani. ee(eu teltsbter Dusftcr ct it. gum Nc-
measfelleeine Sersuabe uno iberreidte ibu ei-
neu t,srlppsuea Iaf'itcd ;uu O'laenf.
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Sir Carver Gpunty BAT bic hemctra~
tide Gons,1tion fuls:nee &oninaticnsn anfge'
fegt:
8ssinsr Of Deeo5: s. Grsiasr.
SbaBmciler: &. 5trautens.
Surse IF grctate: s. q. 5arscct.
@urvespr: =. s. Gtersr.
NnuaIt: S. 9Setnmaru.
@ber,H: +. 6edliu.
Grrpner: ~. Uulf.
Genatur: 9. 6. Barter.
NsprG{entant : j. s. Du Soft.
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fura ales, was Der Nartt an DelifasGen bietet,
~itrsirt. Die feinfen @etns unb 9iaueure bic
tet meme Bar; Gra@te. Gonfett unb Gonbito-
reimaaren in better Mustpabl. DteIufwartuue
~ ieber :3eit bic bette.
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.o~c~N~~

CT wer bel geiu4t pon8rsufbeit unb
faum rom Rtanfen!aser aufseitanpeu, serlur
or. ". Maier leir ~iitnsleS lGdterleia, pas am
Wvntas BET iebr sablrei9em 0sleite besraben
WUrpe.
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Oeffeutltde Gtnlabung! sur srSB-
ten unp u%oaltdnc,sitsa HeitaurattOn: Die pOn
s. 9 d m lot Nr. 2l2, Irite 5trabe. Don
iestan merpen gu ieper Stunoe ri DE Nuitern.
@eaaseL JureQea. Gle,i9iorten aQer Art, @ue,
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81. 8 Stablmanx bat (siue Sc
Nsnatiun als County, smmilioner einaersi1t.
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OfficteIe 9tabts3eitun q.
&otal= Neutgfeitem.

9emotratii@e Nominationcu
Gtaats=xifet.
@ouserneul:
@intbrpp Dp III 8,
BON 6ennepin 60.
2ieut @punerneur:
.. g. Suel,
son 9puiton County.
stats 5ecretar:
81. 81. Salt,
Ssu @ie So.
Staats. @aatmeiRe
9. &>cfber9
spn @nt~5 County.
genere Anualt:
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Nh Geott 60.
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San 8uf,
BON 9iue Garth County.
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County iAet.
@@abmeifsr: 6. 6. uIine.
@brrtf: Sobn Grace.
3feeifer Of DEEDS: Saesb Mainier.
GcuntY Mnualt: 5arss Offieer.
Court @ommilfoner 8. 81. Dubge.
Coroner 8. ". Dubse.
County, ermeIer: 6. ~. Boyle.
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unb funfhu @arb unb ben Qanb.D i1rittea :
s. 81. Delanc.
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ameitsn unb hrittex @ars: u. y. Murray.
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8. Warb: .. s. Gimme.
4. @arb: s. 6. 8urbant.
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Qanb-D ifrite Gbmuns &iee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07
st. Nctcr6 HuterttueAneS=Gserein

Das RranfcazG% pntntttet bee ct. Teters l1ntsrRueunaS'
Bereins rrn I. Mcrtae I'm Setrter bis ,una /. Wrnta6
I'M Nppsmbcr btnsbt aus frtocusu Sersr:
Oberer 6tfriet: Ssmeter chn. rabe 2ur'e
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y ter unc g9abait.tr.
untsrsr Dttrttt: San eius Sci, st. Faul9aus.
Sanien Mntpn.
0er. Heis, Corr. Ger.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07
Deuti@e Brtef>2tfe.
Elite beutl9erBrtefe, Die Bis 3ua s. SIT.
}. s. nt4t abaetolt porben fnb.

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,. s. ntdt ab8ebclt woreen fnb.
D~amex.Brttfe.
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6eisenreia Narsaretb, Srtd beurtette,
purlasr Sobaxaa, Wiuter 8ilbelmtaa 2.
5erreu.Brtefe.
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pase Jsrpiaaas, Gesmaua Wuaslia,
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Nlefaet Nsegtaret, Weser Naavs2,
Suuspp:r Grsuk gHsses Aeu.
Das 9riefspyts nab Gsatl1laEs sssa /. Dc
ssmttr AT:
ltettr Yremex uns paE.sars 7 9t5v 3cttau'
ssn 3 9ts.
lleoer Sxslaab 10 no, 3eitaassa 1 cts.
s. Y. Btselsi, ystaetitsr.
G.oettrt i, efatiter Glerf.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-02
RafIroaos.
& WORCESTER RAIL

PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAIL-
RoAD.-Wlnter Arrangement, Dec. 5, 1870.
Express Train stopping only at Woonsocket and Tx
bridget leaves Worcester at lois a. m. Providence a
2.l5 p. m.
Accommodation Trans will leave Worcester for Prov
denee and way stations al 1870 and l30 AGO and $50
pm
Providence for Worcester and way stations at 40 an
ii IS IN, and 405 I'm.
The 40 M maiL and 9.l5 m. Cexpress trains from
Providence, and the 1918 (eXpress) and 400 D. m
(maiD trains from Worcester, connect at Worcester
iun tion with trains to from Clinton. Fitchburg
Rutland, Saratoga Montreal, Nashua, Lowell Lawrence
Coneor, and the White Mountains; Springfield, Albany
Troy, Niagara Falls, and points North or West.
points.
The worcester trains, except express and $50 D, m
eonnec ut Woonsocket Junction with trains to and from
milford, and at Waterfront with trains of the Boston
Hartford and Erie railroad
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave providence Waterford 800 a. NJ. connecting
Norwich. " '"5'' N'i''''n 7''u
Leave Mnoonsocket for Providence NJ 80 p. M.
Leave Providence for UXbridge at 100 D M
Leave USbridge for Worcester at 545 am.
Irains leave Milford for Worcester and Providence a
. W a. m an! 4SO p m. Woonsocke for Milford at RAJ
o. III, anu oSVp. m. w. ID. HILTON. Supt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-02
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHu.

~ SErrS-WoRcEsrER, S. Probate Court. To the
Hers-at law Next of Kin and all other persons interest
ed IN the estate of EDMUND LINES, therwise called
Edman tine late OF Auburn in said county, deceased
Gree ing:
Upon the petition of Sarah Lines you are hereby cited
to appear at Probate Court to be held at Worcester
in said county, the rzt Tuesday of March next, at
nine O'Clock in the forenoon to show cause any you
and testament of said deceased should be approved
And the SAID petitioner ordered TO this eta
ton, by publishing the same once a week, two weeks
successively in the Worcester Daily Spy newspaper
printed at Worcester the last publication to be day
at least, before said court, and send to be
sent, written or printed copy of this notice. properly
mailed postage prepaid, to each of the heirs devsees
legatees of said estate their legal representatives
known to the petitioner seven days. at least, before
said court
Witness HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire Judge of said Court.
this twenty third day of February, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and seventy one.
f24 dlsF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-02
Mansfield and birmingham Division.
WINTER ARRANGE NIENT


all important points, 'e'' "'''i
The 10 20 A. N. train from South birmingham conn4cts
with trains from b. d. A. r. r. from Worcester and the
west Also the up-rans from Mansfield sonnet ~
south birmingham with trains going west via b H. n
X The 925 A. NJ train from Worcester connect; w, n
trains leaving South birmingham at 1920 AM for
Martnas vineyard, New Bedford Fall River, Newport
H. A. BLOOD,