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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26


% hes, mind while life LASTED; soimne:.
Ithipgito force her from the selfish ex- :
sluslveness Of home out into comnmaui- comma
nion with suffering humanity
Il: a score Of small boy, sat facing the
door; few were comfortably clad, but
the majority bore uumistakable marks
.ot squalid poverty. Little soldiers of
the grand army of the poor, already
fighting life's battle in darkness and
ignorance, with their ferns unprotected
from the chill winters blast, and faces
wrinkled in early youth by starvation
and exposure Sorry sight on Christ
mas day; sorry sight in a Christian land |!
Yet one Of. these received the benedic-
tien Of, the ''Babe of Bethlehem"
and ttof such are His kingdom.'
s:s TIE minister, with some members of
the congregation, was also present, all
llsteningea attentively to the speaker,
who had been selectsd& by tho choris-
tera to address the scholars. 1 Charles
Lockhart spoke with earnest sincerity
that claimed interest, and sympathy E;
the words were tsw and pointed, the
Language well chosen, the manner easy
and graceful. In future years it Was
ibis high vocation. to: attract admitting
acroWds by his. genius and o,eloque uenoe,
1but never such a partial, loving audi.
.euce as the one that greeted his FIRST
sfort-from the old minister .to the
youngest mission boy. In the sudden
transitlon & from. despair ito happiness
Mrs. Lockhart; sank iuto An empty seat
and bid her face in her hands. She
controlled herself and gazed throuAh b a
mist of tears on the boy, once more
her joy and pride. III x>A-.-y., =
|*4'iAftero Tho address, the boys; sur
rounded9by2 the choristers and c,opgre-
ision, proceeded to dinner When he
P4eaehedsthe door, Charles stoar the dut
time Saw h;s mother, and ,r,ns to her
|s~ith ootstretehed hands, Alpov 10.
3 voh4 4znotber ;7lo~ Kind you ve,.
Pt9 come Isl I3iongsd to invite yyss /, only
sg eoshay yita"siw 7@jnlan .;ssniesqs
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

bnnos a1e ta9bGoqasg2.o Arnjo 11j
go soGaia24xa cid as rAN ANHAaeots
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.eSysa 49, s40AA sSSevsv 49, n44G6aoJ
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PoatgabAstitapsiaiss sska.0iEiajesa, nd
ahsasdss 6sDa sli|i1stalt vlC111t! 1ti1! eets.sgs
attesaiy ayss55 ayss551,9 19o1 ,ai4RRtoiliF vfisk
b b.'ssshss sss s4!sc y ;;Ia $;Is1 l sis
kMsfis aelled II lthe gla flgte at& ssltbsi bssl
Ets4Ass JlpqtAaF ,asd,sal RAss,As told
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|14, ~ vlaA1beaD gDns IaaAhs stake,
like . martyr Of old, rather thssdhKhsIt
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4eEled AaphniAA AA111ghs1hA di ,nak
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f''. With h'la.aak's!e As''+ q.
rspt sxpr''siss ihaa4.iAsshsa| dnee'
communion '~t's 'tA<0 Aaslts. 8K
Mrs. Loekhart ~. disgu5ett 2't1 EhI,
she termed atfdh 9a&fh III - mutify,~Ss
and no:h.: ,s!si "a ssl'a y! zsx to'
'HSsM::ssasf II g s:sss = r'ea, Ysaotaofne aao 1 49,
!~.es t1ss.'. y .ss .s'-. .'1-....t. .isp.
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eub;eot nsarsrts-tll,., vouth,. heart szhi;a1
( Id Soy voc gEs.;Isu II
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Il hlIav76{ Am sa4he.issk
unvilfngne1fo contribute the mall
ss!.,l - = .sass ssallsa :" 4 lla .ah Ill., pros.
!RsaRa.lb bsE !: tastil " aa ttse
nothing sss. ir's4 ilss4 u 'aR AAaeft A sssP' saa
Ia 4 E[:&i;55q5| s:,s,elsI$ q Isl. 1'ia; 70;
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-sa s. * o4aoiG0 cd lGo1l tya1,ze
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tor the aorrowo that. shsd: overwhelmed
|sher-not the boyswqAftsfG some time
Ar.s Lockhart lifted ahert head and
gazed sneshanically on the prep.ratiojns
Ifor snhsppyo Christmas sven,pg. She
could not endure the sight, and throw
isg o. shawl and bonnet was soon in
tho street. She had some vague 'ide.
Of rushing into the ybuiniDg to rescus
hln from what she thought worse than
death, but on reaehing tho, ithsatr If.
:ter3s! long weary walk, her courage
failed entirely. A crowd of men stood
smoking on the pavement, and pi usib1,
= mQQent, she heard q burst of hugl.
tex drowned by merry musies 8 ( <Fh . ut:
ter iwpracdability Of finding Chailas ID
such epaeeafarcsd itself on her mind
1ssishe slowly retfased3her steps home
ward, scarcely skno~ing7 thesdsseiassloh
taken IA pleasant vuios saneds 4eiby
game, aed looking, Up, shsi saw sonsool
sthe choir a yoath absut, her soai aee,
And his only tihtimatet friend. I'D
Fca"ohI Mn! Lackhart; havs you come
tesouztmission dlpner j! ~ and, ashe dis.
keevered herself in front Of St. Luke'i
shspel, (Which shancsd to be on heeii
shoneWard route. Ito eiesps from her
self. .abrief season, Mm. Lockdaet silent
~ followed her guids .throngh the YES.
dbuls, towards the Sunday school room
tdt 'tYou iknowIit is5the amiss,on, school
sund dsr the charge; Of the cheristers,. = and
TIN service, are almost ended /; then
asons dinner aud the. Christmas tree ~
lAEpplsinsd tho youth, As he! softly opena p9eana
nd thu deor to adnit Mr. Lockharrt.-
sh4a AVA seeneEtos impress eUhristnls.s
on her, mind while life. lasted; soimne.
tthingto force her from the selfish 1 e.
eluslveness Of home. out into commu aai
1naion with suffering humanity. 7
"a score Of small boy, sat facing th,
door; few were comfortably. clad, bu
H. ,~.:>.:x- 49,,
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iie36fet tasf1N1lRbzPa6 v4ts& !&
his prime would possess . large 6Sass :
qa~asastiRs asar3DalGAE IiaK
and s@giAsf sdpii3Asf fo&4An bril'i'a1 I'D
thought and powerful iatslset. H.
!!'!I41,,::s544elt;zesee,Arr11a''' !'I1,:5 Y, 4ltzse a''''1 E =.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-06

VENETIAN BLINDS-No Invention
waS sysdbSl inPartsdtlie II ths ipebplo Of
hot climates as the Venetian blind. Ad.
mitting the)air and ashadqdfight, while
keeping out the heat end glare, they are
absolutely essentialIto comfort in this
country. }1fthe' houses Of any. of our rca'
ders IRE destitute oflthese valuable cob.
itriyahces, they, should at opse,,"lbp before
the hot weather sets in, send their orders
To Mr., r. p. To1fE, No. 20" Haype
street, Charleston, S.nGai manufacturer
ana asalef,ih doors psashss. blinds, 1ba:!
busters mouldingsi .&e., &e. Z - :
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sg A MELANCHOLY tBnEAK,DoWN,--
There are lively break downs that make
an audience laugh, and there are sad
and -sorrow ful, break downs that nuke
the kind-heartcd grieve. To. the latter
class belongs the enervation of body and
mind which is usually called general
debility, "or "nervous Weakness" and
which, when neglected, too often tcrmi
mates in atrophy and death. A whole
some medicated stimulant is the one thing
needed in cases Of this description, aud
science and experience unite in pointing
to Plantation Bitters as the true specific.
The fact that it combines the properties
of an invigorant with those of regula-
tor and Alternative, in exactly the proper
tions necessary to produce radical
change in tho tone Of the system and
the action Of the digestive aud secrctive
organs, is an unanswerable argument in
its favor as general restorative.
Ion stand a2hast with awe and fear,
eyes wide open, hair on end and fingers
tightly cliuched with the idea that these
.msstetioas, symbols are cabalistic igns
and rehresent some secret organization
of masked demons, who create terror and
dismay with their midnight prowlings
and disperse on the dawn of morning
No! They are only initials of DR.. Pierce IS
Golden Medical Discovery, that pleasa MT
medicine which has acquired a National
reputation aud proven SO cfhcacious in
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Consumption
and kindred diseases. For these com
plants it has no equal Sold by all drug
gists.
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AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR A GENERAL
81. LICENSE LAW.

AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR A GENERAL
.i,. LICENSE LAW.
SECTION !. Be it enacted by the
Senate and House of Representatives of
the State Of South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly, and
by the authority of the same:
That every individual or copartncr-
ship residing in tho Counties of Charles,
ton aud Richland, designing to carry on
or exercise the business of stock broker.
exchange broker, and bill broker, shall,
and they are hereby, required to pay
into the treasury of their respective
counties, for the use of the State, the
sum cf enc hundred dollars, payable
Quarterly. as fl'c--s ~ TT..s+onvy.hve dol,
lars on or before the first day OF A prii,.
1872 twenty FIVE dollars or before the
first day of July, 1872 twenty. five dol.
lars on or before the first day of October,
1872; and twenty. FIVE dollars on or be-
fore the hrst day OF January, 1873 aud
if resldin in any other county of the
State, the sun fifty dollars, in quarter,
Iy instalments, on or before the first day
OF Apna, July and October, 1872, und
january, 1873. The provisions of this
section shall be. and arc hereby, cx.
tcuded to real estate brokers and to
merchandise brokers. A real estate
broker is hereby defined to be one who
engages in the purchase or sale of real
estate for n commission or other profit
and merchandise broker one who
engages in the purchase OF sale of mcr-
chan i>e for commi,son or other pro.
it,
SEC 2. Every person or company
designing to carry on or conduct tho
business Of keeping a billiard room.
bowling saloon dr tcn.piI alley in this
State shall be required to pay imtn tile
treasury OF their or his respective county,,
for the, use of the State, the sam of
twenty-five dollars for every billiard
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LAST SALEsDAY Passed off quietly.
The attendance was good for the time Of
year, though but little property changed
hands. The sheriff sold the following
), property: ..' '19
-. Let of s acres, estate of Treaewell,
a270. 1T3 acres, belonging to Levi
Myers, $3.50; remainder in homestead of
:2o5 acres, S55, a29 acres, property of
Henry Gissendaner, brought Sl65. Re-
Iuaiuder IN homestead of 300 acres, sold
for $50. l20 acres, properly of Boln
Phillips, sold tors s55, 53a acres, proper
.tyOfaJphn Chatran, brought 81, ,22o.
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, TOURNAMENT ACCIDENT-We regret
10 learn that George Il. Sellers Esq =,
met with serious misfortune while
exercising for the approaching Tourna-
ment, last Wednesday afternoon. Just
after passing the third ring. on full
TT, - .4tc-4o a.-ao !. ..,e-siep anu,
turning almost complete summer sault,
fell, bringing Mr., Sellers with him to
the ground. MIR. S. recovered himself
an a moment but after taking few
steps, dropped to the earth frem the
stunning effects OF the fall. His injuries
we are glad TO say. are not serious. The
aorse, very valuable animal, was killed
,-"as though" said our infor
'm,nt "he had been shot dead with IL
,rife ball"
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hA-lr gIpf - eel N.E . ggl ag.
= The New ELLIorr TRucK HOUSE.
Will w be completed. we are Informed, Sy
the FIRST Of August, and will be splenT
; did proof Of the enterprise, pluck and
public 'spiritof that gallant and goa
ahead company, Sheriff Riggs has taken
the contract for its erection at the price
Of 100000. It will be one of the most
generally useful buildings put up in
Orangeburg since the war, afording,
beside the accommodation for the com.
,pany, fine, commodious hall for pub
lie meetings, evening entertainments,
and the like.
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conducting -aay occupation or -husipr
named in this act, without having iirs,
Icsmplieds swfY IL pr9visions, shall H.
fined in 4 ann noE lese than double th.
smount IF Ilissasos imposed upon suea
business or occupation, and tue After
,pey.General and Solicitors arc hereby
authorized and directed to take oil legal
Rrseeedinss nesessary for the collection
sfauoh f4ss. kE
Approved March 13, 1872.
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Many OF our renders will Grd them

Many or cur readers will fpd them
- selves decidedly interested in the
I..s : :, l License Law whichsappeaetd ia our sup
Atessl !EGa'H1 IrtfuEFFl
: EPlement of lass week andis published
again in our seplamns Of to-day We
'"' pastieulasy ponmSad it to the attention
-s"efe tahkcrs,i hotel, inn, livery-s.ablc and
sssatoon keepers, merchants, store-kccpers,
bankers, railroad corporations, auction
>sers,a phosphate miners, lIwycrs Owe
are nar soFEy t9 To- say) doctors, dentists,
afchiteets,' photographers, daguerrean
artists, TELEGRAPH aud express companies,
:, and oficc.holatrs geqelally a',I
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The Mails! The MAILs!! THE
,M,AILS!!! What is the matter /?
WHAT IS THE MATER? WHAT is
THE NATTER? There is outrageous
carelessness somewhere. We know of it
between Charleston and 'Orangcburg,
between Oranseburg and St. Matthews,
aud between GFangebatg and Fort
ifiJAi
Motto. This matter MUST be attended
t,oSTg,is ba. .r0itri's- .-ays 81 ~Ysl
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NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR,
ORASaEBURG County, S. c..

I K II ryN April list 1872.
NOTICE. is'hereby given tosAll concerned,
that this OFFICE is OPEN fer the purpose
of determining the AMOUNT of LICENSES
due the State by all parties coming under
the Provisions of An Act cn'ined GAN ACT
g Provide for a GENERAL LICENSE,
rLAW,". Approved March 18th, 1872, pub
lished inthc onASoEDrno NEWS of March
Both, 1872.
JAS. vAs TAssEL,
County Auditor.
apls - 81
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-sS. y, The, Eiliotts turned out yesterday in
,s.snllruhiform, and in stronger force than
hal been the case for some time before.
They have 70 express their thanks to w,
'h'As Mcroney. ESQ. for certain courtesies,
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rsarWMa NJ. sam ,Ss Co, have on hand
. iine lot Of horses and mules which they
ham offering atEcostJ o-,r;sg "a.
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Josh Billings has been experimenting
with pills, and certiGes as follows:

nevr have used cnny ov Doctor
Enanuel's Liver Consoling aud Kidney
Encouraging Pills, and therefore kant
tell you how infueushal they are; but cI
,yu are looking after pill az mild as a
pet lam, and az scrching as Ane tooth
comb, buy Doctor Ringbones Silent
Perambulato-s,. q in a box, and sold by
sall respectable druggers' Theze pills
Aea: Phool round, but attend strikly to
ssisssesa. apa. are.'ez good in the ded of
pito ez an alarm clock
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! I 4sfsN G. E7Es
! . TRIUMP.H,A ANT!
II R H Nj 4 u M 8

GOLD aadl 81 BEER MEDALS and DIpi.,.
Ma aWafded 70 SINGER SEWING
- l. Iri MACHINE pt Savannah Fsf,s
.oe NoKepabeT 1s1lloo tna,.,
FIRST rREMTUM az Asisnta Fait,s oe,o.. =
18{i for BEST FAMILY MACHINE
PREMIUM al the Macon Fair October, L.. :,
for FAMILY MACHINE, with best
! A'sI and Ro's sfs ssessl RPStssaGh%appt' PSs sh9Sp
FIRST PREMIUM Mt Thomasyille, Nos.;r.
49, u, 1o|l, O.. 49, Isc,s--fu
MACHINE
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THE NEWS HAS THE LARG EST
.rGsRGUEaTioS III THE COUNTY

0'' 'J'9 P. NJ: ~ Fasl,SYesnn ,pYen wi viii appear il
rrout nextaiis iae,ga lao h.uoe q .z59
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKET REPORTS.

OFFICE OF THE 0nAssxHuRo NEWS,
JE 81 April 8, 1871.
COTTON-Snles during the week ;
ales. We quote:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-06
MEDICAL.
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

q !. !. J. ]. !. ]. !.
II Is widely kno~r
n &SR So oae {: &c I:,0st
M ~ efiectpal Te,ne7
- - E9Ea dies ever diecc7-
RYA Il 49, erred ST. cieacs-
MSYHAkaff ias .il systqm
q aifd Ipr;t.,.i;ts tie
SSFSSSGE E56<EZE< llop,i. J; ;s:,s
N&%ESGz481( S.oot: IT, rs, ri
S1-sSSsS$2 yeats. yi,.. :; .un-
eSTE stAntly ::owit,g
reputation, based on lis int.-i,si.. Y;:ti,<'s.
and sustained 10y liz rs-,i,srka',ie curcs.
So mild Is tD be safe and beneficial 20
children. and YET. So aeagchin'. az to
efectually purge out :he gceai corrap-
tons of tlIc blood, such as ti.c s;rGE-
ulous and syphiiitic contamination.
Impurities or diseases that have lr.rked
IN the system for years soca sie,4 to
this powerful antidote. and disappear.
Hence its wonderful cures. manr Of
which are publiciy kn0wa, Of ScrO:ula,
and all scrofnlous diseases, Cheers,
EruptiOns, and eEuptive disorders OF
tho skin, TumOrS, BlotcEes, BOils,
Pimples, Pustules, Sores. st
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Fry
SipelaS. letter, Salt Ri.euin.
ScaId Head, Ringvorm, and IN
ternal U1cerationS OF the Uterus
Stomach, and Liver. Il also cures
other complaints, to which it would not
seem especially adapted, such as Drop
Sy, Dyspepsia, Fit, NeuraIgia,
Heart Disease, Female Weak
ness, Debility, and LelIeOrrhuaa,
when they are manifestations Of he
scrofulous poisons.
1t Is an excellent restocer of health
and strength in the Spring. By renew
ing the appetite and vigor OF the diges-
tive organs, it !dissipates the depression
and listless languor OF the season.
Even where no disorder appears, people
feel better, and live longer, for cleansing
the blood. The system moves On with
renewed vigor and a new lease of life
PREPARED RT
Or. J. c. AVER & Co., Lowell. Mass.
Practical and An0!ytioGI Cass.as.s.
SOLD By ALL DaUcGIsrs EvEnYwHERE
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NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.
ReaacaIen OF Prices.

~ARLOW = REWEY, who late
~ occupied CoHneTse old stand, on
Nortb Commercial street. have moFed 70
fhsfr new f6Op % tbo 0pposite "a de Of the
Fret where they are prepared 20 do all
"a 40 per span; al DSW work sSaTfnnkea.r
barffcnIAs aefG1n6a P6sds % unsourd fee4,
Wr1fkoue eItkA eh4ERe. EefsZ 80 a. p.
6ssSnss sHd 81 yEesRsEssy I'D Ags
nsABA. re ES113E q fS1le39
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esLey, Nth the 1Loss and freshness q
yoaitkJ Thin hair is thickened, fall
ing hair checked, and baldneFs cAsn,
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore tia hair
where the follicles are destroyed, OF
the glands atrophied and decsyed;
but such as remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated into
activity, so that a new growth of
hair is produced. Instead Of foulina
the hair with a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. lis
occasional use viii present the hair
from turning gray or falling off,
and consequently prevent badness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandruff, which is
often so uncieanly and offensive.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara-
tions dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely for
O HAIR DRESSING. nothing else
car be found 40 desirable. CoRtair.-
ing neither oil nor dye. it does not
coil white caiahIic. and yett lasts
long q, <he hair. 2i.ine il rich.
;lgsnsay hlstIe: AID . grateful perfume
Prepared b. Or. }. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical hhd 41n<iytsc5ai Chemists.
LOWELL.. MtGS.
sold bP ALI URs,-ssfeTs S-VDp>-.--------
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NURSERIES,.
Hartford Nursery.
Fruit Trees and Plants.

$4,000 APPLE TREES.
Seventy varieties, Que, two and three
veara old. Blackberries, raspberries.
straw berries. gooseherries and cuFFxnta.
10 large variety. twenty-five varieties Of
budded peach trees. Plums, pears and
cherries. Grape vines. thirty varieties.
'lFnamentai trees and shrubs. Evergr.-tns
Ane deciduobs trees. Climbing monthly
and bybIid perpetual roses. Lilies, pno.
nies, Slsdioluscs. aithezs. Japan ounces,
and sther Towering plants and shrubs
Linneus and victoria rhubEEb.
We sell our stock 2t lowest market
rates. All our stock is propcgated and
grown by rs, snd customers Waiting the
nursery can choose their trees. vines and
plants, aEd see them taken up from the
groqno where they grew.
Inc nursery IL near the Hartford Depot
OF tne s1issouri, kansas q Texas railroad.
-no sne road rIEe through our aursery
grounds. Give as . call.
CHAMBERS & BAYsINGER
,. HsSs1tsord, Lyon County, Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-06

This legal enterprise e sndorned blythe
hIgnese s1sherity Of tbs 6tass and best
business men. -
Over sne-hslf the tickets taken before
Oct. 1st. The limited number on hand
will be furntshed those who apply arDt.
ID letters, pest D13ce daensy oFdsfS, - By
express, All prizsD viii be paid IN full.
Agents wanted. For fall particulars adj
dress J. II. RATTEE,
-, Genl Manager, ORaha, Neb.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-06

An exchange ssyS. One of the
aNddest sights IN this season o. ne
ysaTs r. . yDaug msa who hAe Rnlb.
45I u B5Fsss9 u ef-r "a - -.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-06

ed urtsids the church of an eve
ming Until he Is chilled through only
TO see hisg girl walk off with some
'TascaF who has been inside aIl the
time 8oasting his sinful shins at the
ss,,.s7, = - . '''7T-- -ts-T-7-- e-ff 5
Tho saddest instance OF mispIae.
ed confidence on record is that of =
Connecticut man, who rescued an
other from q watery grave only to
lind that, instead OF his long lost
brother; it Was o person to whom he
owed three dollars and half for
tuEpkpe. aae1as
Come IN, there's q fire in the
parlot,e were the whispered words
we heard while passing house on
one of0ur principal streets last eye
ming, "a It is such little eourtesics rs
. hat increase the coal dealers
Jay'a :, aud tend to make the baker
~ i'ar six-story wedding cakes
e winter is oyer.-Titus-
L -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-06

A dressing
which Is ~
once agfsea
BILE, heaithe.
and e6ectaal
for Ppreserv-
ling the hair.
yH ssou 70
stores .ddcs
or npy htltr
SkS 6S;1in1l
Connecticut western news., 1872-04-26
West Cornwall.

west CORNWALL.
 The funeral of Miss Mary s. Partt was held Thursday, April Is, at the residence of her father, Dea. R. R. Pratt. The at- tendance was large and sympathetic ..... Saturday night, April goth, Patrick Fox caught several boys in the act of smashing out window lights in the Catholic church. Such misconduct deserves punishment, and they ought to be made an example of..... There is prevailing custom among the boys of this place, to jump on the cars of all passing trains at this station. The prac- tice is dangerous one and ought to be stopped. There is law against it, and it ought to be enforced. Will the station agent attend to it and thereby perhaps save killing or maiming for life some thought less boy. ......The new residence of James A. Cochrane is rapidly approaching con- pletion, and when completed it will be an to the locality......T. L. Hart has abandoned the milk trade and entered into the cream business, which he thinks can be made more profitable, if properly MT Hart is a practical farmer and we'll calculated to successfully carry on anything in the farming llne that he undertakes. NUF CED.