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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-11-30
Circuit Court.

Tho regular fall term Of thi. court
opened on Monday last, Judge Z. s
Fisher presiding, with J, G.. Hall
jr, District Attorney pro tenn.
C. II. Gleason, clerk, and W. Z,
Farmer, acting Deputy Sheriff in
charge of the courtroom, the Sheriff
beng engaged in collection Of taxes.
The regular call Of tho civil trial
docket vas proceeded with, and dur
ing the FIRST Tour dayao AZ the court
almost the entire docket ~as dis.
poaed Of with only four or five inry
trials. bcyer.i State cases were
called aud disposed Of during the
week The George Mathews
cs'e, on charge of murder
was set for hearing the first OF next
NEFE Ptya ..
the court Mn nt n,,i.tT. ' 1''|
loe.o- ,s.n p, '1'''' "',"
The Grand ;n,r ra,a Wv "''N'
c,..J i, L,lt.r tt"
tbo .,,.,r "''' "'' u
Tho mos,
the wax ~. ,5., ~, ~ l''- '"''"S
the st,,a go. my :"
CHARGED v;,a ~. l,ui. '',''o'"
Harm, q, Dec.mh.. 20 5 ~,'''"S
called. ana tbo .,t,.a. '1 vas
lcp.o ,,,o,,d 80 ',S VIZ
the r-ri,ooor '''C''',Se
the Indictment u.. ,'"'
m six months .4a- WIN,
Limitations f,r Il. '' VI
offender, nsased ~ VI Q
IN 1865. Tho ind,1,nsa, - '.'''''
drawn h, q ~ /
1sf5 ,ber a.,t'a 1'..,' N'i' IN ?
annIIjtv, not, obasa ',', a,'o'0'y 2
;anse against ~. AZ! VI :
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- VI SUNDAY !
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THE E|PI200TIC.
Ia Other Words, rhe Horse Disease,

The prevailing distcubsr among
horses in Eastern cities has reached
our little city, and With the appear,
apcs of the disease has como numer
Qua remedies for ita cure.
The horses in Locke 4 Rice's alta
bic was discovered to have.thrs die.
ease on Saturday last, and einc.
shtn oil the s,ock iu the stables have
been affected. The diselse has An.
pesred IN q very light form, and BY
keeping the stock we'll housed and
elar&siej, and dieting them upon
high, food, no serious result has vet
occurred TO any Of tho affected
stock, Nearly all Of the horssa frat
taken hys almost well Of The disease.
aad in ten days no trace OF it viii b..
lsisl shis stable Of the disease.
The disease is net contagious, bnt
e'm' to be an atmospheric epidem.
&c that Affects different section, at
the same time, without any conta.
giou.
The prevalence Of tho disease in
Memphis j" SO great as to stops,ho
running Of all street cara. draws.
backs and private conveyance, ex-
eep' when drawn by oxen. The de.
mand for oxen in Memphis ia very
great, and tho price ranges nom
500 10 $500 per yoke.
We clip the following article from
the New York Ledger upon the
subject
The horso distcnpor has been
next to universal in this city. In
many other cities and towns Il bas
been equally commou-takiur down
and incapaci,ating for lahor nearly
oil the horses, and carrying Of some.
comparatively few. Most
belieye-aud we have beard
many cbserye-thst this peculiar
Of horscs il something en-.
ilrely new and Unprecedented. But
hey are mistaken. Perhaps the
lime has ling gone BY when there
was anything new; certainly this y
iofse disease 10 not. 1t prevailed 7
'ery extensively one hundred and \
wonty.two years ago, and seems to t
been just the same thing then /
IS it is now. Then, as now, it lol. :
owed a remarkably hot summer: :,
is TO say, unusually hot for the Il
where the distempcr ragged. il
hat our last summe was extraor. .
lnarily hot is established by care, n
llly kept public records, which show :
to have been the hottest for owe? v
no hundred years. Then, as now, I
occurred alter the hot weather was el
ser--thongi4at a period a little h,
ter in Great Britain than here. cor .
spending with the difference Of :,
innate. Tlen, as now, it was near. u
! analogous TO the influenza and 81
i,rsr' among mankind, BE-
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Reported ln>auiiy CT Horace
Grcelry.

The pres, Of the nation are fan Of
she reported insanity Of Horace
Greeley. The mental condition Of
tbis gentlemen give rise to these r.
ports. lie is reported to be deeply
affected by tie loss Of bis wife. aal
with the recent political excitemeft
bis mind is very much depressed and
eis nervous system Frustrated. That
he - insane ia perosterous. Ills
enemies will not LET such an oppor-
'uniiy pass without scizing upsa it
10 ihtict q blou upon the character
Of the sage Of Chsppaqus.
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Rangers Notice.

stray horse taken up by T. Afford. living
e'eVen miles east of Sardis, one dark brown
morse, twelve or fourteen years old. sixteen
and one-half hands high, No marks or brand,
perceivable Appraised at sl25 ss,a = -
the first Monday in March, 1872.
30, o, ROBERT JARVIS,
~ Ranger p. C.
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I~nS0lvent Notice,
No SOL

NO. SOL
10 the creditors of the estate Of Ahpa
Miles deceased:
The Clerk ofthe Chancery Court Of RS'
county Mississippi, having at the Nsi
term, 1872, Of said court, made out and iii
statement ofall the claims registered sp'
SAD decedent notice is hereby girea y
sa'u statement will be taken up for exam
,lon and allowance on the second Mondf
January, 1873, at a term Of said cout d
neid at the courthouse of Pamela county, Il
town OF Sardis, when and where said cetl
are requested TO attend
by order OF court. Issued Nov. 6, 1s12
J. C. Harrison
no9-3w Cst
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Valuable Property at B~atesyllle.

BY virtue Of a trust deed executed TO ".ry
Joel A, Wall, ON the 18th day Of January,
1871, and duly recorded in the Office of the
Chancery Clerk of Pamela county, State of
Mississippi, in deed book 7, on pages 61S and
5l9, on the l4th day of February, 1871, to Sc
cure certain Indebtedness therein mentioned. |
will on the Ith day of December, 1872, in front
Of the storehouse oc cupied by Perkins Il Jones,
in the town of Batesvillc, Miss, within legal
hours, offer for sale and sell for cash at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, the following
described property, to-wit; Lots numbered
six, seven, eight and nine, together with the
lot on which the family ofthe late J. A. Wall
now resides, containing nearly six acres),
with all the improvements on or belonging to
the same, all in the town of Batesville, Pamela
Miss. The title to said property be-
lieved to be good, but ! convey only as irus-
tee.
J. N. MCLEOD,
no2-5w Trustee.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

! otter for sale the following tract Of land
lying in Pamela county, two miles west Of
Como, containing 4S0 acres $40 acres cleared,
comfortable Improvements Clubhouse and all
necessary ~o.t-houscs, known as the old RuHin
place.
Terns-Sl5 per acre; one-third cash, md
the balance 10 one and two years, with SIX per
cent interest
Apply TO !. STRATT0N, Ag't,
Ro2 2n eemo, Miss.
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Il KENT
ADMINISTRATORS 5llE
OF
REAL L6

BY virtue ola decree Of the Cbspesus
OF Tallahatchie county, Mississippi. n,t
the October term thereof, A. D. l972 u.
dersigned, administrators Of the estate Of RI
L. Andrews, deceased, will on
MONDAY, the I'd day Of DECEMGG
next, between the hours prescribed br lr
the door of the Court House in the colaf
Panola, in the town OF Sariis, n,ocead b
at public ontcry to the highest bidder
cash, the following lands belonging o.
estate lying in said county OF Panols. rGt
town OF Sardis, to-wit: The north.ts a q
YER OF section twenty, in township seven, I'D
seven west, containing one hundred saii "a
acres, more or less. The dover of lbe mk.
signed in said land will be sold and relgA
ed to the purchaser thereof. at the anli1
aad place. MARIA J. ANDERWS
Administrator b
October %, 1872.
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..s sa.I uuuIos up Of the vote
.as .u taa ate election u Loai-isna
.iyes that State to Grant by l2,761.
W.ruoth has tcen on, generated
completely and his day OF power Is
at az end lie played q desperate
with all the rccklcssnesa Of a
man who s;eEed bis last farthiug
npln The turn Of DE die.
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Plantation for Sale.

offer for sale my plantation, containing s65
acres, l60 cleared aud in = high state of cult.
Walton, with good improvements is, consisting
Of dwelling, negro quarters, stables and other
necessary ~outhouses. 300 acres Of the tract is
Mclver, and Crooked run creek bottom land
and is as fue land as there is in the State The
residence is on upland finely timbered land
Sufficient hsnds on the farm that can be EN-.
10 cultivate the place. Most reasonable
terms will be given to purchasers.
For further information apply TO Editor Of
the Pamela Star, or to me on the place, a.
west Of Sardis.
J. NJ. ANDERSON.
no2-2m
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BEEE'S
DEsToRyER.
TE1tract from a letter from Georeisl

EXTRACT from q letter from Georgia.
NILLASow, Walker Co. Ga, June rs
Nr. john Bul-Dear Sir have recently
gwen your horr Destroyer several trials, and
hnd 1t wonderfully efAcacious. II has not
ia'led IN : single instance to have the wished
lot effect. | am doing a pretty large country
practice and hav, daily use for some article Of
the kind aw, sir, respectfully,
JrtIus P. CLESsST, ". D.
7. $50 npqgalifs d and numerous are the
testimonials In favor Of nv Worm Destroyer
;ast newspaper space is entirely too small to
tell its merits.
Its an iafallible remedy for Worms Try
Il and ne convinced. See my Journal for s
more full description. JOHN BULL.
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commissioners Sale Of Lands.
J. n. MCLEOD,
Trustee.

NO. E0l.
Ky virtue Of a decree Of the Csancery Court
Of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered Octo.
Der the II, 1870. in the suit Of Davii c. Woods
ct al VS., James $ Woods ct al, No. 25t IN SAID
Court, | will IS Commissioner therein ap-
pointed, on Saturday, the 2lst day OF Deem.
Der, 1877, withinlawful hours, Mt the Court
House door in the town ofSardis in said coun-
ty, offer for sale at public auction to the high.
est bidder the following lands, lying and being
in said county, to-wit; Southwest quarter sec.
ton 10, township 9, range G; northwest quarter
section 10, same township and range; north
west quarter section 80, township 8, range 5;
80 acres in southeast quarter section 16, being
all ofsaid quarter not set apart as the widows
dover; southwest quarter section 10, township
3, range s. the southwest quarter section q,
township Q, range 8.
Terms OF salc-Ten per cent Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the balance on a
credit Of four and twelve months, with 8 per
cent interest from date. Bonds with good Sc
curity will be required Of the purchasers for
the deferred payments, and a lien retained on
the land until the purchase money is fully paid.
J. C. HARRISON
noSio-eW Commissioner.
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Rangers Notice.

Stray horse taken up by R, S. WILEY, LIVING
TWO and one-half miles east of Conrt,,rd
Said horse is dark bay, siz or seven years Old
branded on the shoulder with the letters A \
Sale on the first Monday of March, 1873. An
ats75. ~
ro9a o. ROBERT JARVIS.
Ranger P. c.
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commissioners Sale of Land,

@'H W.
BY virtue Of a decree of the Chancery Court ~ Pa.
noia county, Mississippi, rendered on the 2d day oi
octoher, 1877, in the suit Of Sarah Jones e al. vs.. Ff.
Eabeth Wootten ct al, Ne. 44, in said court, / a,
commissioner therein appointed, will on
saturday, 2lSt ddyof December. 1872,
IN front OF the courthouse door Of said county 4, IA,
lSwn Of eardis, within the hours prescribed bv law.
oncT III SAFE al puhile auction TO the highest bidder
quarter Of section i6, townships, range :, west, IN said
county OF fanola and q lot in the town Of Sariis. in
ssld county, described as follows A fractional mart
o. section 70, township Z range :, west, beginning
INi ieei eastot the western boundary line Of said seTee
Won ana IQ feet north Of the southern boundary line
q sad section, and running thence north 30 lset IN
eisenhower street, thence east 20 feet, thence south
more or less, V'"ie
Terms OF Sale:-one-half cash, and the balance in
a"eNs months rom the day Of sale, with interest from
ier me deferred payments, and a lien retained unon
tue Iahd until the purchase money is fully Maid.
JOHN C. HARRISON.
uutu-fN Commissioner
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Chancery Notice.
No. 4t5.-

The state u Mississippi, Panola county Chanctry
'3u't nj sid county. At Rules before tn, CLERK
Ani Nas.Hr Of sAAt court, At nj, office IN thr town M
NAfdl'' 'hi' hrst Monday fourth day IL Nov, 1872.
1T Oliver "a al, VI. I. II. G.. Strong ct al.
Upon affidavit filed In this cause, it appearing to .he
tutsilrliuH ri the court that the defendant. Sarah
Jane ltklr9, is uon-resiient % the State of Ni,,is.
Nppt and that her residence aud ~postofice address /,
'yvingtoH, Newton county, state II Georgia:
ID Is ,Cruturu ordered Tint this cause no aat for
nearing 90 me hr'l day ct the next term Of this court.
to hn hold al The courthouse Of Pamela county. in Tho
town Of Nlriis, state 81 Mississippi. on the yrcond
Nohda1 ~ lAnH1rAt l,i&, and tha' saii defendant /,
Hereby directed to ontaf her appearance herein on or
before sAt day, and picrl answer or dtmur To tine
opWp LJnants hitl, pending In this court. against aid
ant others.
II !, further ord red that a copy Of this order he
r%uhhSora oucr a srrk fv four consecutive weeks in
we N''ky Pamela star a public newspaper pr.rt-
HI and Pullshci ia the losuo Sardi., in this county.
Inv done and ordered the 4th day If Nov, ls72. -
Miller q Nilcr J. C'UAnnl26E"
soils ior camp'Its. Clerk.
nuJ-Gw
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BULLS
ARSAPARiLLA.

Rood 70. FOL isr. NJ rt'-,-r o. s'etsri- from N,
"F.us rE Of r.tfai uI h.r.ft uua of
'-s ue' Istrp-l s.aqIsnt aud por.lsr Mn
''fs nf fa a,Uei.t Episcopal Church.
su1 vas i.f aro.-ut %t,llOlel al B,0adrtv
Caur.a, Lola,ulr. Ey
LOUISVILLE Ky, Oct 8 1852
D. IN Etl- Dsr Sir Mary thanks 10
yuu for tbc medicine you have 40 Kindly given
me have been a great sufferer FOR rrtr.
Anf had tfc advice OF Varila. ply. clans. Som,
ironulDrsi my sUint, some my lungs. and
aNme pay HeAr' to joe the spt, " nv dtssage
have been burnt b'i,tefcd and cuppci until /
hHt become dI-hearteucd Several very emf.
ucut physicians who examined ms spins in
iurmrl me that was threatened With psnly-
s5 Of appop'cIy any day, and that ueshinp
hut O. seton would relieve me. had . perieri
horror VI that and was hr.itating about hay.
ing one inserted, when Won kindly sent me
your 3trsapatillA which Immediately began
To take three tunes a day, had suffered ter,
uuly with n most acute pain ia the right side
Of my head, crecjally when would read or
write tor any length Of time, ard on rising to
my 'eot J would be perfectly blind for several
minutes, and would have 10 hold 10 somethip.
20 prevent falling.
am most happy 10 inform you that the pain
ia my bead IS entirely relieved; suffer but
seldom with my spine aud then not ~ %scut,ly.
Wy appetite "a 60 Il indeed for th first time
IN my life enjoy my dinner more than any
meal during Tie day.
You kindly sent me four bottle. again last
My I, aud bryan again this morning, and
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Rangers Notice.

Stray colt taken up by Russell Jones. living
two miles east of Belmont one sorrel col, s,,-
years old. Nomarks or brsnds p.reeirsb,.
SAFE on 'he hrst Monday in March, 1879. An.
at $50.
ROBERT JARVIS,
Ranger PC.
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Administrators Nolits.

Letters Of Administration Va. ert,
the undersigned, at the October term /
OF the Chancery Court of Pamela COUNT, |
upon the estate Of /.
MARY x. KENT.
Notice is hereby given to cred
OF said deceased to PROBATE their claims vi
the time prescribed by law, or they Vi
barred.
., 9 En- fISH,
Adm.psHg
October as, 1872.
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commissioners Sale of Land.
No. 3i-

NO. vi
~ virtue o. decree Of the Chancery Court Of Pa.
noia county mississippi, rendered on the 22d dav Of
October, 1872, in the suit OF W. b. Rurnett " NJ 4
buchanan e al, No. ~, in said court, | will, as com.
missioner therein appointed, on ~
Saturday 21st ddyof December. 1872.
within lawful houss, in front Of the courthouss 40,
OF said county, in the town of sariis, Offer for s.ls a;
public auction to the highest bidder. for en,-bnif e,sb
aud tee balance IN Twelve months from the tlay al salr
the following lands lying and beipe In M W ac
fanols' to-Eit; 4 strip Of the west side az tho east
nai 81 section =, township 6. range 6. COMMENCING n
the halt mile stake Gu either the North or south bonn.
line either north or south through The seeiicn snS
vest to the half mile post, to make one hundred ana
seven;y-six acres. AN
BOND ana good security viii he required Of the mar
ehasers Tor the diierred payment, and 4 lien retained
on the land until the purchase money Is fallv Maid.
JOHk C. HARRISON.
nes4~ Own " irxasr~
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Artificial Legs and Arms.
DIR. ~. ELY-S
Patent AHotomical Lea

hai dis u5'ios At toe srkie Ike the natural
one, ari fs recommended by tire best surgeons
IL America q being superior 10 All others in
Bse.
Each Leg Is Guaranteed for FIVE
Years.
Perfect satisfaction IN Sitting warranted. or
% vale Arms aish partial and full finger
i4ot0h varying IN price according to style
All kinas Of Artificial Limbs repaired on shor,
Descriptive psn, hleis sen, free.
A. McDkRAOTT. Manufacturer,
dl.iy ss csmy o., ssv orlsnA Ia
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~lnsOlvent Notice.

ny virtue OF a decree Of the ChancsrrO q
Tor the 10th Chancery district. made s. !
regular term thereof for Pamela county, ~
the second Monday of octobsr, 1872, The
@'e OF John ". HAIR deceased, was dar
ihsoIvent. Notice is hereby given to al y
sons having clqims against said estate TO b.
them registered according 10 law, or the y
will be forever barred.
MARY HAIR
no9-4w .au:u;..s.rI
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-25

This is Rochester, N. Y, receipt
for making soup: "a pail of water
and wash it clean. Then boil it till
it is brown on both sides. Pour in
one bean. When the bean begins to
worry, prepare to simmer. If soup
won't simmer, it's too rich. Pour in
more water. Dry the water with a
towel before you put it in. The dryer
the water the sooner it browns. Sim
mer the soup until the bean bursts
laughing. Then add some water and
serve hot at twenty five cents bowl. !"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-25

The Detroit Free Press is response
Die for the following:
IA man named b. B. Stocking,
Mailing from the rural regions around
Ann Arbor, yesterday called at the
Central Station and reported that he
had lost his diamond pin on the street,
desiring that the officers should keep
"a lookout for it. He appeared SO
much distressed at the loss that he
was finally asked the value of the or.
nament. That's it--that's the thing
it, he replied. i don't know as it
makes man feel any prouder to wear
a diamond pin, but they cost heap
of stamps. That pin stands me in
three dollars and half"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-25

Mormon missionaries do not receive
much encouragement in Denmark A
decree has been issued by the Danish
Government to the effect that "a num-
Der Of so-called Mormon emissaries,
having had the impudence of trying
to entice virtuous men and women
from this kingdom, any town or vii.
lage magistrate is authorized to SEN
tence such emissarics to corporal pun
ishment, in accordance with the law
of 1862 Under the provisions of
this decree Mormon missionary was
recently logged by order of village
magistrate Of Randers, in Jutleld.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-25
An Irishwoman at a loss for q word

An Irishwoman at loss for word
went into drug store and looking
much puzzled said she had come for
some medicine, the name had slipped
her mind entirely" but sounded like
Paddy in the garrett" The druggist
being anxious to make a sale, tried to
think what it could be, and hit upon
Paregoric.
"Indade thin that's it," said she,
and obtaining the medicine, went away
delighted, that she had come so near
the right word.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-25
A RuBy Two FEET HIaU.-Tbe

a RUM Two FEET HIaH.-The
Boston Globe says; professor c. U.
Shepard, Of Amhest, has just secured
for his cabinet the largest ruby known
in the world. The largest known be-
fore was the sire.ef 2 mans, fist bat
this is two feet high, one foot in d.
ameter and weighs three hundred and
sixteen pounds. 1t is not pure. ruby,
but is mixed with sapphire, and was
found in the mountains of North Car
alma, quarried by nature out of rot
ten rock. Prof Shepard heard that
it was on the way to Europe, and bid
enough to secure it, paying $500,
therefor, but many times that sum
could not now purchase it from him.
Professor Shepard has also received
from Macon county, Georgia, sap
phire weighing thirty pounds"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-25

During recent trial at Rockport,
Indiana, Judge Laird interrupted the
testimony of a lady witness, remarked
that it was not relevant. The lady
raised her head, and with a look made
up of injured innocence, inquired,
"Well, sir, am l telling this story, or
are you ?" The Judge wilted and al
lowed her to talk as long as she want
cd to. '''' WV
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-25

Very many of the Republican
journals of the State are making a
news item out of the statement that
the Edmonds Impeachment trial has
cost some $4,000. Now the facts
which there is an evident attempt to
cover up-are, that the total expense
to the people Of this State for this
trial, which has resulted only. in kill
ing of two or three candidates for the
Office of Land Commissioner, will ex-
coed, rather than fall short of $685.
600.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-25

Fanny Fern says that when she
sees "a man, with an apple head, and
raspberry moustache with six hairs in
it, paint on his cheeks, and little dot
of a goatee on his clin, with pretty
little blinking studs in his shirt bosom
and little neck-tie that looks as if it
would faint if IL were rumplcd, she
always feels desire to nip him with a
pair of sugar tongs, drop him gently
into pot of cream; and strcw pink
rose leaves over the little remains"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-25

!. Art received rather an awkard crit
icism from a young country pumpkin
who recently met sculptor in social
circle and addressed him thus: "Er-
er-so you are the man-er-that
makes-er-nud headss2F And this
was the artists reply: "Er--er
not all of EN-. didn't make yours
for Instance 80 .,l2 ..s.- :; ,..... .
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-25

A hunter in northern New York
has killed during the past winter, six
ty deer and thirty mink besides two
or three each of bears md spanthers.
He has also tapped $500 maple trees
making about five tons of sugar. He
has made by hunting and trapping
alone over $500 month.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-25

A California newspaper prints the
following touching obituary: "Philip
Hans0epb was driYng-s team loaded
with pokdss- up the Sierra Nevada
mountains. One of the kegs dropped
from the wagon. The Sicrras stood
it'well enough, but the miners who
came from neighboring ranch were
unable to find Mr., ,Hsnscomb or the
team" -