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MY FFICE.
JUAN BOYLE - Co.
RE 4 ESTATE KERS,
No. 7i3 F.FTETNEE STHrrr. Pr.,.r.' ,--.--.-.

REAL ESTATE BROKE
No. 7i3 F.FTEENEH STREET. PLANT 5r,1-.y.
FOR SALE
q EANteDh tlh Ft EstShFD HOTgE on
:, YIN a street between "a ara 81 street, zifh a n
thy modern N prov en4euts. Small cash Pawn Mt
sud long time iafarea.
several A thS, small and large 81 IN Inc NJ
tne Point ct Books railroad. Nithiu lea -oipu.as
Nsik .! i.e 2, pot within tAlrty uiButes OF Wash
lngtoB. Terms easy.
Alec, enc 81 Two hu .dred 6crss. on The zayae r,aA
srlo same di-;&ule & ~ AZ 1T. agroNtd - IN use,
SIX LOTS ntsr cspitcl, fronting on New Jersey
~ el.tr One 81 tie turs, situsfir1- Dr. tu- ri,y.
handsome COUNTRY STAT Of "a lcIe.. one
fbsle above tSt.rEttoRu
tan1sCue HCUSE. on correr 2lst ard Al
Ia meutE. - -'N
me Lot On c streei = n, between % auAs.
TMoIoIs o. - street, between g anc u : y
SrNeEat LJAS an u street. bet - and a : A
Three handsome 40 = : ES ia the " f,st Aud -
his', Boa eES zrt LOIS % al parts n The etty
Two hanfsIne HOUSES or Oh street:
MONEY TO LOAN
mars "
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lie clouds to-day threaten a storm and cooler
weather. Let 1t come. We are eager for the
fray.
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MOOD AND COAL YARD.
ESTABLISHED IN Is5s.
"A nae Eow On hand a fuu supply % al kinds Of
Npob ana COAL # the best ~ siity, g,tfc1 all "a
SOL SOL Al reasonable prices. Thanking a generous
pnSal. iof past patronage. ana hoTe a. merit q con-
llbuaiiOn oil the same bl strictly at.utfp a. bus,-
Less. SOLOMON STBN ER,
ard corner alst and 7 asres.s
attIV-lm W hArf on N.... &, n.f.L.tlu.r
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JEdismayed BY the frequent and disastrous
failures OF the followers OF Fourier, another
company OF socialists have lately established
settlement called Friendships Community"
TIE locality OF which is in Dallas county Mis-
souri,, and the purpose of which IS 30 have all
things IN coInmOn-Ulen and women included
TIE association has an organ, The CoB9zsnist
Issued monthly, having for its motto the words:
'FI0m each according to his ability-to each
according to Lis wauts-Equality, Friendship
and Fraternity" The basis of operations Is de-
fEec 20 be a reorganization of society on tho
plan Of common property, cooperative labor,
UHitsTy homes, integral education, unity o. in
terGsis, and mutual assistance and support-ali
OF which articles OF faith have beeu part and
parcel OF the socialist creed these thirty years
but. unluckiiy for the success OF the socialist
doctrine, have never been perfectly carried into
practice. The Dew community have internal
troubles already, and will doubtless share the
fate Of tie previous attempts te found socialistc
communities.
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~ o a Ii C1ALu
70 CONSUMERS OF COALf
CHEAP CHEkPV
4 have pow on hand, and daily receivins. c.rcae~
% ne a u, v hise Ash, and LyEoas VALLEY OOAl
40 parties wishing 20 purchase their r.rtp-s.p,-
Ply carry. y VIII te offered At VERY EMAIL lvaT-p
oeai "a ncne but the vcry best grades II Cs.J
therefore ptrsops Can rely on obtaiuing a good a.
Orders received az my old stsnd corner Ttk s.rs.t
and canal depot, corner stE and 3 streets : ana
tCinac y EaEE ''N@@
Call eafly on W. n. MagLoW
be-t Corner 1th Efreet Auf Canal
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FOR SALE.
Oh sALE.-s6S ACRES

VALUABLE FARMS FOE sALE.-s6S ACRES
IL miles from Leeseurs, Va; highly iu.ros Ell
400 n6sts IL P TIE iiisr good Issd heavily
ss ACRE. ss.sa lfi n'r' RfsSk6f s sSs or
LOB sALE-A Buoy, in soo:dd ooniiiioS, sbii.-
'ss Kns,.:. .s2a APSy Nc S'i Is; Set
MuLks. MULEs, nULEs--For sale Young
" sU ihfI FGsf EOSi SSTrss sHyIyT IN
su2O7st' gu Lou. ave, bet sth and 10th. 81
THOSE CABBAGE B0xEs 50 CORDIALLY ~
dors.d ~ TIE bosr5 OF hSsse, cas- bs hsd y
a. 4 Mills e CO. ~ asa La owe. Gf 0' sas5 81
Eos sALlo Three lars. MoRK nnhSEs' one
H aSis S & l''n 'nd ''i E +. SMITH. 10y
E'0R sALE-sSa . street. cnsaveSt HOUSE in
a The city terms easy. Gall steT '. M. aEl7 81
HORSES AND CAgTS- FeR sALE: Also,
WAGON Inquire at groe sfHf' store, ~ a. N
-ueet, n w. sHlI -
EVR sALE-A large BAY nsRE. suitable for
sold cheap, as the owner iss NJ iufsSer ase IN
foE Ter. Also, q handsome spring PONY6S
DAYS at ifcf syiyaHa avss 30 e' seq iSJ
EoB sALE-FaRM-Three hundred and twenty
a I'VE asFes 81 LaNp, three miles from the A2se-
SooqiS, vs., Known as Halls Hid,' With three
state Of guilty. aiion, offered fer sale a. Whole Or
VII he divided q salt purchasers. This i rae
Opportunity % purchase land near by ara IA .fztt
q the national capital. IL Commands fuI view 4
the Potomac river from Alexandria q WAshinrtos.
overlooking al OF the District Cf Columbia ed
portion q Mar land. Visitors desiring 10 rurch.,s
VAL be shown the lrsrnisas with pleasure,
BASIL IA l.. Hale Hrl,
D3-Im hall mile from Bah Cross psds
EOk SALk-The stock, good viii aud hxrpf@s o
Il nrst-e Glass BOOT and shOE STORE. cantrally
iocsfeG and dong q good cesn business sAtssf.e
tory reasons given for ssh g. Appiy 20 ANDREW
! JOYCE, at Andrew J. joyce / Co,'s CarriAr,
Factory. corner l4th and SITS. iva n
EoR sALE-FIFTY JACKSON WAGONS ara
. able Tor farmers AID heavy hsu'ius
60, NET, nAGBATH BELL,
e1d ST. jell-ems
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D52l ACHES OF LAM At PRIVATE SALE
sDc8 IL n kTGu EFRN COUNTY
NARNlASn
u NNNA
eySA

sc ta.tfnG To- Nlac9rtfEut AIMING
Gers az private sHC lis tshN IN Mruf a
Eumery county,, Nd, fhf rJsi1en~a a fhs tNy
tate Leroy W. Pinch, containing Is = le.II
acres At pTlN ate sale The Farm - i0catt-l "a -re
tCfnr Re leading from Ruc ~ he o. aenrrUtsNri. u
passes thr0uGh IL.
II crers rare inducements 20 anv gentleman N
Arlington. p. g. desiring O. purchase a country
residence, being Olly distant l2miles 81 rail from
tie seat q gCNerr.ntuf aud can be reached within
haf an hour. ID l. about asilss southeast from
hocfNile. The fEproN ernents CONSIST OF a COMING
aiCus ara comfortable dWel,f-E, large barn. q rn
house, srsnary, good stsil'uE, ice hnusa, meat
houss, servants house N yard. hen huuse, puap q
koVo water n the yard, never fsi'ia- rpriIE q
me water near the house. with cairy.
lhtre are also Ene orchards IN bearing - apYles,
pesches, scare aud cherries. Tfs laud d AZ a = cd
r'ste o. CULTIVATION, producing cucl crur- wheat,
NyrI, y g oatr grass large proportion being
Low Neli set IN rass The location l. haalfhy aud
cciNenlrni - churches. schools and mills.
AID person d. ring g. purchase the above pr0p-
FrtS ~ please call Upon 81, Peter Il -ndsr-
SOY, Attorle.s - x csyile, ~ .nr Nessr- Dolce
a lsrne'ie. 1872 y street, WssLi,etof. n n
ellAeE % giyfn NH give the prise AL tnr4- sale
Eoen PASTCRAGE FOB 20 nEAD oP
y. boBs4e. - Any person desiring q posture
Hcft-s csr Dc accrr0ratsd by cailiug AZ the resi-
'sice q tte iate Leroy v FiIch miles theAst
q l.'ckf nie. Price ptr horse q per Se,.s.
BugS-s.wit LRr
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UCATIONAL.

EDU CATIONAL.
st. yIECENTs sCHaOL, corner I7,h ana O
- streets, under the charge Of the Sisters q Char
~. VIII reopen September "a. Parents and guar
plsLs MI please see that their children sitend
TEE MISSES osBoRNE's BOARDING AND
wiz Teop,S lei is41ss ssh rsses
lh.Teush inslruc,,On BY sortheTn Teachers.
sshool' and circulars may be found al The box.
THE BOYS .EEGLIsH AND CLASSICAL
HIGH SCHOOL,
}. W. HUNT, PRINCIPAL,
VII open sEPTENBEK 2D, in the North Session
rrcPsi may he sdSn at M sen oG' Non gas; Tse
ne hours ~ and p m. on the 9th. 81 snd SIs, Of
AssI Boa 6spy be addressed through tn sI pSs OF
Miss sENpORFFs SCHOOL. No SIR OH
successor. Mis- sek epf I. SNpSSPoer ~ her
etc, apply until September At STA s,h St. suis-I
SELECT m sSsGoL F9R IogsS LADIES
The school viii be reSp, ned September lsth For
~ ou'Sis apply at the school after september
GEoRGkTowN COLLEGE, DC.
The Academic year begins on the FyRST Mox,sv
"E SEPTEMBER and ends in the FIRST week of Inis'
The regular Course of Lectures in TIE Medical
Sp9 law bepsrtnerts viii commence October ID
roT further particulars address Rev. inc EAR-
IL 5. J. Preside anls-eotsepi5
ECLECTIC INSTITUTE
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
II ,I,ia annual session VIII commence the s.h
between b and L streets n 80
Principal, t'
REV. OLIVER COX,
eIl. IN nc. oIl lS;h street, n. W.
Il ~
resumed, Al its new location, on I street bef We m
Sorsh Capitol and LIST streets west, ON MONDAY,
f'r The Classical Course, per quarter Of II
For The Non Classical Course. per quarter OF
There viii be al cxirs charge II i've dollars ~ ~ -
per apnum Tor the use Of Chemical and Philosophi-
aulg I'M JAMES CLARK, President.
MISS CALKISs's SCHOOL
" FIRST Mo Silh aTfn t n , tse
al the corner Of penna ay. and c ST s.B. aul5la.
i'I 30. THE RossLYE sEMiSARY,u
Viii reopen on M0SbAf, sspteHbsr "a i''l s -
1kihe iLieImation nay be sent 70 the School rooms
Circulars MAJ Be had at the bookstores suis 2w'
NQuNG LADIES sEMIHARY.-MIss HAR
oreneS srETr SSsrsSsg and Ia, seS9OI Nil Dc
for circulars apply At the book stores or dIr, tba
prlnelpal miss narrower. 1880 81. augIl- I'm
V'HE MISSES PERLE Y will re- open their school
a Tor Young Ladies and Children on MEDNEs.
sept 4, IS2 Ia the parlors Of the Assembly
PIesbyterian Church. For references see cirou,
ieLs. suel4 In
TIE CLASSICAL AND MATnEMATIOlL
\ ACADEMY,
Az STREET, fDR. sUNDERLAEDS CHURCH }
DAY, septemeer "a For usrs and sds sntSges
ozered see circulars at principal book stores ST
.al and see the Principal, Mr.. CHAoE ROYs, A.
NJ, at Oily Pennsy " ania avenue east. augla-Im
FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY
FREDERICK, ED,
CHARTERED Isio,
Will commerce its Next Session
MONDAY, THE 9rH OF SEPTEMBER.
For Catslogues, containing terms. views of buils
ines, &C address Rev. TBoS. NJ. CANN, a NJ
President. a1slg,ir.s ~
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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL And WOOD
TIE Subscribers beg iVsye g. frflrgn their uu-,ar
oCs iriends and customers, sfd tue hlic
II al they have nov OF hand and are constantly -.
ceiSie large carGSes e GOAL OF the varIgn. Ent,
hnd choicest qualities ali Of hich hey ara -. 49,
70 EEL a. the lowest ar set tates sbslce i,fv "a
wharf 4 Nrstsf-IEN = poR 'oa
southwest. .-.is" -
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

nRUS STOEE AM FFNTTEES FuEEATF
~ N gtNTCRES and STOCK q - 49,
store. sCu- ,. at cnrn~r - Einta 49, STR ~
" r. Sfssar ~ 'S Sos : SsFs' .5 -
ne hns,- - - scccunt q 80 res Ac-t -. sd
kosBsR, as Tth st--et sr.i =
I hANs Al ALt.s :, = 4 IJH, "a US 49,
40 kt With rr-rn hrnsr, barr srt Erest varied
SS,,hR si, hiso' Tot n street, betwe'n leih and
80 sttSe Ntst, a ~ ~ ret, lEgpruHe - gitl
rsota hogscs. which I desirs g. sNchssge Tor q
rSrts + 80, ! ~ hease .th tyre'n - pfoe
Sl street a v :, wssaiastca, d. Q. su2l-N.
+ - $500 itght drsn sTEkS WHEEL
ho sse neasaf5s-St 81 fs s'i s.s,s'a
he beam. IL sLll lhres year. Oh. CsHsz. --1As
sR SH s,sr s ~ '7ss'e terms Adiros -sTEsH
l'oR SALE-Twesfy sEsT-. n S7T11S < :, fss =
ssvfSss' I5sE hSh ~ Sill n r., I SO EsehTIoStA
TON. II arpli- f1rslon Only IS .lsrgs 4 -
issutd AUGUST 10, losf, remaining % ha-.i a. %
vsile Il start N frs, ar res15 So. = ret = Tor
secretsry. No. 81 street \. ", uusIr S....Ts
National Bank. auis-st
RE YSUG own LAhpLORD.
BARGhIYS. BARGAINS " FARGaISV-.
kOR ssIE.-siI lew two stsry PRICK Dwell
Linz HOUSES OF WI street n y p, bowen W
suS arr streets, stK r'9nis eaca' thrs,e g1
truft resIy 2 r-strutb rv hclNtI.Cl -eraUtah as
Esncsl picket fgto. o. each house oiboriso a..
ats ne lett deer cpui-R on alley. rear STATE D.
Fartn NJ. nveriUUt trn street rnrrsfs. 49, IN
ihe mgst hsahby ard iraPro, ins psrt OF the CITY.
ttI ct insgTSysd 81. sAt e1Isut ls.4
ssSIls: e2.s cal; : - c.-sa, ba.arcs In monthly
DOBsE 4 pAESEILJE
auto Ne.is2i .,-s.. :
EoRsALr-cn easy terms, the - ,iFLR ROOMS
u no. 6OS r,Eus, y anna : sgue, uysI % Metro
n,lhs. h.;.i i-guire Ct " ELChER 8 a AGGa-
OS0l ACRES ca LAM AT PRIVATE SALE
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kE hCI - SMN LAAALohp.
BARGAINS, BaRGAfYS FARGaISv-

EQRSAlE-cn Cssy terres the - mrLERnoMs
u No. bO5 P,uus,l IN anna =, aun., r.N1 - Hef-S-
I.lhsu hg:si. i-su.ro Ct ELChEh a. AHah-
\ NNH lafl -fT"t..
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DaT1so, 81 lead, IL the motto of the state OF
Maine, where The great opening battle of the
political campaign i now being fou ght IL used
10 be said OF this state: GAS goes Maine so goes
the InioG," ard, undoubtedly, the September
election there viii afford a good indication OF
political drift. II there is anything in the
Greeley ground swell' we shall see the signs in
tie election ia Maine, and ii the democrats
Carry the state it will give an impetus 10 the
liberal movement well nigh irresistible. Should
the republicans, however, hold the state by any
tLirg HE their average majorities. Greeley
stock will from that date be "deader than her
rings that are red"
Our information from Maine, from some of
the most reliable and ccol-headed politicians
there, is that the state was never more certainly
republican than now. There Is some disatfec-
ton against the ''ramrod" temperance and anti
cider laws, by which Governor Perham NAV
lose some votes that will be given to Grant In
November, bat this disaffection is trifing, and
the sentiment oil the majority of the people of
the state is 80 decidedly in favor OF strong tenn
Ieranee laws that the democrats have not dared
10 make an Issue on the question. The repubIi-
can campaign organization in Maine, under the
direction OF Speaker Blaine, is admirable, As
vas &c re expected Of that unrivaIled tactican
and worker, and embraces a thorough super
vision Of every county, town, and school district
in the state. The opposition forces have no
srch generalship or organization, and seem to
he relying On the gong system of fighting, max
ing a tremendous clatter without any real thun-
der. Whatever may be the result in Maine the
failure Of the republicans TO car
~ the state cannot be laid to
failure to make a systematic canvass.
In the real work of such a canvass, stump speak
ing forms bat small part, especially amongst
a COO, unelUsive people Ike the New England
eTs, but in this respect the republicans seem to
be well provided. Among the republican speak.
ers already engaged, or to appear the coming
week are Judge Bingham, of Ohio; General
Butter. Senator Wilson, General Burnside, Sec
Rotary Robson. General Harlan, of Kentucky;
Ex-Governor Hartman, of New Hampshire;
Senator Hamlin, and number OF home speak
ers who have great sway with Maine audiences,
such Hon. John NJ. Frye, OF Lewiston, and
Lewis Barker and L. g. Brett, of the Penobscot
region. The liberals have Senator Doolittle,
whose breakdown If said TO be complete since
the exposure OF his Senatorial cotton specula-
ton business; General Fitzpatrick, who has
been followed up when on the stand by SO many
Embarrassing questions in regard TO his past
career that it has been thought best to withdraw
him; MsjOr Haggerty, OF New York; and Theo-
GoTe TiltOn, the lODg-haired, who has also been
cruelty haTassed by questions concerning his
fTes-ICve doctrines, his association with Mrs.
Woodruff, sc. II ia probable that the liberals
viii bring other speakers to the rescue, and
there viii be an Abundance OF 'gab" on both
sides Up to the day Of election.
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All that part Of the city OF Washington lJin
within the following boJA d.: CONNIE nciug a
Eighth street west and running aIcng street SOU,
TO The canal; along the line cftGe canal northwardi
sveLue; s0rg Mary land avenue tc -Four aud a. ha
street: up -Four and half street TO the canal, az
aiorg The line OF the canal to Eighth street wes
down Eighth street west to G street south or MON
DAY, September 10, 1872, at d No i70
street, between -Four and a half and Sixth streets
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Al! that part Of the city of Washington Jine with
in The following bounds: Commencing at street
and running cowD Sixth street west to the canal
along tie line Of the canal to -Four and d nal
street; down -Four and a. halt street TO Nerylant
avenue; along Mar! land avenue eastward to III,
canal; along the lie OF the canal 10 South Capito
street; up South aud Eoi tn Capitol streets to 1
street north, and along street north to 5ixti
street west, on sATC RDA Y, September 4. lS72, a
Justice u. Il. Smiths Office, 500 Four and q hal
street, Washiretou,
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FIFTEENTR DISTRICT

At That psIt OF the city Of WsahnEton lying with
In the following bounds: Commencing at ID street
north and ruEpiDg up North Capitol street TO Mac
sacbuzetts avenue; ascDg massachusetts avenue 60
FIRST street west; up tnst street west TO h street
Forth; along * street to New Jersey avenue, UP
New jersey avenue to street north; along street
north 10 seventh street west; down Seventh street
weStto street north along street north to Sixth
street west; along Sixth street west II u street
north and ai9Tg y street north to North Capitol
street, FhIUAY, September I3, 1872, Mt the
southwest cerner of Fourth ana Ii streets, Wash
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-18

NOTABLE DEArH.-A notable parsonage
has lust died-Augustus Smith, King of
the Scilly Islands-of which there are
1O4, although only six are inhabited.
Mr.. Smith was wealthy and crotchety
Englishman, who in regard to govern
ment had notions of his own which he
wished to carry into practice, and so he
became lessee of the Scilly Islands. He
thus became King of about 1900 SUBJ
jects most Of whom were wretched lot
of peasants, for the islands are poor and
unfruitful. With q court of twelve men
he ruled the land, readjusted the rela-
tions of land and people, and attended
generally to their moral. social and re-
ligious status. although in the latter item
he was not very strict. He made the
children go to school, and in every par
ticuar the inhabitants had to obey him
almost as if they werc slaves. Once he
packed off all the residents OF one of the
islands, and turned it into deer park,
hut in recompense he gave the poor peo-
pie better accommodations than they
had before. At first he was greatly dis
liked, but when the islanders came to
see that his rule was wise and henefcent,
and that they greatly improved under it.,
they learned to like and respect b M. and
his death was much regretted. This is
probably the first king who has borne the
name Of Smith, at least in modern times,
and it is not likely that he will have a
successor to his title.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-18

A stormy hve affair in Freeport, ILL.,.
has recently had its desired termination.
As long ago as 1865, a Mr.. Morrison,
now editor of paper at Albion, Mich,
became engaged to Miss Mohsier, and
departed fol- California to make his for
tune. vowing constancy and eternal fideli.
ty. But all his letters to her we're inter-
cepted by a rival of Morrison's s who was
Postmaster Of the place, and finally
he made the heart broken lady believe
her lover had become recreant and mar
ried anothsn when he thought the blow
softened her he offered himself, and with
the indifference of dispair she accepted
him. After their marriage he told her all,
r~lylng on her mercy. She wasn't merci-
ful at all, however, but went to work
and obtained a divorce as speedily as the
laws OF Illinois would let her. Not long
since Mr. Morrisonsappesred, explanation
followed, and she is now the happy wife
of happy man..
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-18

THE CoTroN TRADE.-The United
States received from England last year,
the sum of $l84, 100000 for cotton.
England made this cotton up into fab
rlcs and aided $18S. .O0O, 900 of value to
It as profit, more than doubling her money.
This IL the result Of the application Of
manufacturing facilities. We could do
Likewise, and the magnificent water
power around the falls of the Ohio is
wasting for somebody to utilize it, to OBJ
tain proport;onate lucrative results.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-18
NEW BARBER SHOP.
]. n. WILLIAMS,

The old Pfoistf Barber Of Pioche, has lust
opened neatly fitted Barber Shop on Main
street. adjoining Higgins Restaurant. He ID
fully prepared 70 do any thing III the tonaotisl
line In Ne most approved style. su2s.lm
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-18

!. o.. Louis paper OF recent date SAYS
"a. among the many female vagrants of
slls Guy the most noted is Louise Agnes
cooper, born Of wealthy parents. who
gave her good education. She Il the
most successful ehoft-lifter of the CITY,
ana has deposited in the banks several
thousand dollars, the fruit of klsptomo.
ma When last arrested she called for
pe1cli ana paper, and wrote despairinp
ode for the papers,"
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There is no longer any temptation to
indulge in tight lacing, for small waist
Is no longer considered fashionable; that
IL, waist out Of proportion to the hight
OF the figure and the breadth Of the
shoulders. Fashion and comfort, there
lore, are for once happily in accord with
each other. Another reform il that the
waist is now displayed the natural
length, which, in q properly proper
TONED figure, is in a line midway be.
tween the hip and the lower rib.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-18

An editor down east lately killed .
iady IN his paper. The bereaved hus-
oand visited him. Villain" cried the
enfaged husband. lyon have killed my
wlte!, Editor, with dignity. "Sir, 1 am
not DOCTOR" That g just il" cried
the bereaved husband, "you have killed
ner on paper, and she & alive" "If
she is not dead l congratulate you. !"
Ooneratulate! I demand damages for
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Money Is spent lavishly on criminals
~ Great Britain and Ireland. In Enc.
Snd cn a. and Wales. in 1863, there were
oo,uO criminal prosecutions, which
cost ~, 100000. In Scotland there wera
9,zVo prosecutions, costing Sl25. .OOO
IA ireland there were $500 prosecutions
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human work. to be effectusl must ba
.h. me result OF clear thinking. It is true
'.;as .nas much Of life's labor is performed
wsn comparatively little thought. but
/" IN not less the result of thought
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az 40 mat speaketh against his own rea-
sud, smd y speass ag11nst his own conscience.
cod cnd ,ns,eiG9 ,.;.S Y certain no man serves
Him HIM sa;a ss.is .:s.es. sss:sisae' who serve:
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me Phils.ti did not acquire Sam.
son streneth ~ capturing his hair and
ing on its clothes. " ssz'
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NOTICE.

II HAVING BOUGHT THE ENTIRE STOCK
i Of H. MICHAEL. will carry ON the business
= nsuA All hook accounts and indebesdDsss
to b. Michael must BE- Paid 10 M.
ssl-1m JONAS CoHN.