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The Ottawa free trader., 1872-01-06
CREAM OF OUR EXCHANGES.

under the wrong window:
Ny dear Csnora
Iy dear Conors-
Just at that moment an old scratch poked her
lead ont Of the window and sung:
Young man below there,
Young man below there,
lour dear Conora
Lives four doors below. there.
! czylaugo says a Pike county woman
lately committed suicide because her husband
persisted II at.cnding spelling school,"
Did she want that man to continue in a state
OF iloca1a7, SO as to make him a fit hu usb.nd for
q g.-sa's tighter?
One Of oar ftvorlto exchanges is the Pekin
A,l s-s; trc now and then it gets off a connun.
drum, something like this:
"Ao Iowa exchange makes the announcement
that Ottumwa has decided to construct HOLY
Tator works. They ought to be Holly but isn't
by1"
Hero is some nice poetry. We guess:
"I-isEartanes never come singly,'
Aad so, like birds of feather,
The marriages aud the deaths
Are always printed together.
Liss L-cr. C. Toalen, of the New York Mail.
don't ernrova Of early marriages. Lanra Ia for'
ty-fyo ..' a. post. IF She was only dumb
what wife s... ,,...'s mako - y0d;ononoi;0 -
sGl
ves "3pr, il ann
at C5m5rd.s st e.. r,+e of INV - 'aa.ns nay
daily.-Ex.
Excuse US from going his bail,
NJ
Is 1-''s i''1e A'ys IL IS pity that Horace
e', 0ItGiy "ts- o" n~"d when the world was cre-
60 -, t0r pL.y 'nat MIS-. Liver
.no4o VS. -. - -,-soI4' lor II she had been
VIC "o~.-. nave "'a uer now'-N. I. MdM
Inc -A"% Woo.~A { have her live-'er-more even
ii she's female.
AS q specimen ar -.-...7 I. st,Iwart noetrv
from bard in ,ae rural lecstrix,' we give this
eifusion;
stood upon tn8 a-a.a's ',rfay, share
And with % ll.- -tlei-l I wrote
,0P0h 'H' sS'"- r,
The rood a,.,.s. MI. Il 1.,-.-.5 49,, 49,.
The fair impression.
Erail reed Cruel wayc Trescberous sand
Pm+ b., 'rJtS ,,tS ,,;,. you 10 .l,5 more ~, .,,
From Nor. f~rr,l s,,pra pra'A
Her tallest pine. aud din its ION
Into the crater Of Fesuvius,
TN uritn yl- 'l' l-'s'' '''.'' 0'''NL'nou heavens
os ,no. T,.,,o .hoow
And would like to see any
damned wave wash that ont.
We seldom permit lau5atory ices in this col.
umn; but We must give tle devil his DUE"
In contested election case before tho Supreme
court OF EennSylVa q, tA2 rant candidate was
irnut;on Tn..,..;-. - ~ ILo'nshihg cor
the votes of thirteen lcrs stationed st The bar.
racks. The Grant candid .,os partner openly said
iars and otIor vs. ,er ,9.ua loi S~eh'y DOL
As the G,-cno ia , rorrb,;oo,, ,.. -.
no one will bolieye tLo how, s..,o..
os.,
,s,o,,uo ,I.-s.1 49,. "'"' 10y
e .hu. ,on,uto5. u,..i1..'A o''oan,
- ,,,,oui. -. ,. VII
.ho o,ou,.,, a.. p,'' .''A' !"
t.llv ,,;stool Tho ob;oo4 of w. h;,,
cnsto,, and s,n,osoa ,., "
81 ~ 'u'" a..
70, b;s .h,,h e
"e''' 'n''"s" "'9 HAT, threw
W MS Iooacco' ana SAID:
"Mr. Speaker: This proposition ooufound.
nv COMPREHENSION and ,,,,,,. ,ovd,,, ~, 49,. ...,
W., va S A''i-
AAe'' ""~" '''' ou'n up 'no universal meuor.
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-01-06

All fears of the cholera from Russia seem
TO have subsidized: Alexis only brought the
Hoonenkoff with hlm,
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-01-06

tal .als and holders OF all sorts at Osman
apenans.
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-01-06

"Avast there, skipper " exclaimed Greeley,
In recent article. A vulgar writer would
have said "Cheese It,"
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-01-06

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for an orphans similar institution II has feen for anV
wears still occupied Young Laes Seminary and one OF s
md ~
The modern within squares Of r. Depot si 10
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AUCTION SALES OF NEWYORK REAL ESTATE
RY MILLER. WILKINS d co.


At FLAINFILLD-BY Z. D. HEILTV n, JH., q DIV'
D,1 , p5,nSM o. 20 V a az % ............eI eIo35
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Hi,Ltde Pro,erfy Plrt1feh.
10y S0 oec' a. 'Is a. SEQ s2772
ROY go 40 1 70 m o. stTs s4S 2S92
rn 40 D. p,I a. :1Te runn al 3s
r NO psI1 @ ,tr rTsa s 1-n @ o" 3ls3
f gSS 80 . Di'eA " hOu'fs 'n ..... 17o
Plot No Ioct G. an r 10 Ksbssy o. 5G5.. llp
10. 10 D. Do'A D. 'o-.'"s on 2OI2
sO455
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The story is voaae.ia!y veil tod"-iIO Spectator
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoaK. Friday, April 20, 1879.


The attendance at the Exchange this morn
,na was unusually small and the property offered was
struck OF at low rates Below viii DC found the reported
sales.
VIM. IT, RaynOr reported the sale OF TWO lo''' Sou'"
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$32 200 each. Also, four lots southWest corner " 80,
sou-vc ana Nnctysxth-s, and TWO on Tue rear iu
lUts for sGG,0DO. -. a.,
Messrs " X. stevenson e Son announce that uie
Tenthayc store Sxtyhithst, advertised Tor tie ny
auction Oh Tuesday next has been sold by private CON
tInct. ;, -
Messrs. A. d. Mellck r Bros. sale, ut Planiiel, On
Thursday was very successful, as Will hc seen Dy re-
elrng 10 the details below; the improved property SOFA
prices. For the villa sites there was 1af COM
petition sales ranging from $40 to sos per acre owing
to the late hour which the sale commenced the hpc
tiODeer unable 10 finish, and the renahdc oi thc
plots Will be sold May 1G commencing nj O'CLOCK
AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESIAib'
MULLER, WILKINS % co.
3oy hs'oop bEOwn-sone house 5tLst known az NO
l5i West tft. lot 20Kl0ofi. e'O''
3s h brick lOaSe, J5hI and Known g no ID
Wc 18th st, lot %o0"
BY A. j. BLERCKER SON & co.
Lahc premises 5ss 1913 feet west OF 5ihaSe lot 2Ar ran
1905 story house %'"
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-21
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