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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-23
Doors, Sash, Blinds

YIN etu .ef them na.ured and with the BEST
GERM A glass, or Ht'nnut 2 yol choose, and
evsit tHIus a. IL should be.
The be. lace TO get B.iu j., at J. r. HILLS Shop
- n lie. IN h.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-06

wurtunsen erreet. Der Man1t be-
bauptet> e8 ld9en btnter ben frar;0lts
lden @ertdten ptele Miutonen pom
Observation-Disclosures, rerer Grbsrt tnbe>
faunt 1eien. IS idsint Der porltese1ee
Grbl9aftsfau ni9t ubne felte1 Nnbalt
gu iein.
On Yielen Srten be6 &antpn6 Sp<
lotburn fan9en ete ipsenanutea 5un>
aerbrunnen 3u fieBen an, mas thinner
Elm Gebljabr anseiaen fcQ, ba es nur' in
aan3 naTsn Sdbrsdn9en fattfnret.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-06

ourdianittli9 In einem Monat 1,42t,s
30 Gtdd eepriet peroen. 0iersu
tommt ronu nod Die 3eit wel9e 3ur
6eriteQune Der flbernen uao tupferaen
Sdeioemdrten i'm Bstro8e BON etrpa
1000 WtQ. Martt e~rforoert miro. Vet
oieler 2eifune Der Minafdtten baber
8unoeeratb unit 3ei9staS tetne Gile
nit Der DisfuiFpn ces betntttoer
Mins9e1ebes. Die WinjmiIere bat
ale Musf9t auf re@t lanse 1peitere
0%ebenScauer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-06
Ser ,,eme 8iidbpf pp,1 Speier,

Mus Mun@en 1dreibt man spm 8
Stunt. Dem felt mebreren Ea9en be:
fnitip ,um Bi19of BON Gpeier eruanr;s
ten proft1or Der Tbeolo9ie uno Mbt cea
tie1oen Benspictiner>S tiftes 3u ct,
Bonitas, DR.. Daniel Bonifa3iuS ..
6anebere. bra@ten eef1ern Na@mittaa
UNI BRET llbr bic @anoibaten Der Gbeo>
logic Dor Be9inn Der @orleiun9 cine
rubrence Opation. Der Ratberer war
our eroben l1eberrai9un9 bes @efeiers
ten NIT &rdn3en uno ben 3d6nfen, in
@ruppen auf9eteQten 8lun1en &C.
i9mldt. lleber bem(elben pranete, NIT
Blumen umpunben, tos &eliefbilp be6
reu ernannten 8t1bof5. Sin 36oltn9
be6 @epreianii9en @emtnar5 CAB i'm
Nameu ber Mnwelenpen> benen aud
Stueenten aus ben anberr Gacultdten
fd suQeieut batten> benz @dmer,e iber
ben @srlua rcs ausaesei&neten 2etrers
fir bic tbeoIpsii9e Tacultdt> aud suz
elei@ Der Treupe, ben 1tel9eliebten 9eb<
RET uno treuet1 Greuno Der Stuetrenz
ben ouf ben oltebrpdrbieen 8i19of5>
fubl in Speier erboben au feben, ben
terrotefen Mu6orut. Iief er9ri6en
Don bieiersean; unerwarteIen Suatfon,
erfldrte DR.. .. 6anebere, baB Ct nur
NIT ldperem 5er3en aus BEN BON ibm
lett 80 Sabren b%efleioeten Mmte zines
afaoemi1aen 9ebrer6 ideioen unb aus
bieler 3eitbie aneenebmfen Grinnerur>
9er NIT nebmen &percee. Bts in bic
lebten Sage iei er swetfelbaft 9erelen,
ob er feline fribere> nur bebin9t ertbeilte
3u1aae erfllen, poer btelelbe rpieper ;uz
rudnebmen ioute. Nber Der MiQe oes
bl. @aterS plus TX, pelder i'm bic
Mnnobme Der Bi(hofawirbe fir Die
DiSceie @peier au8rridltd anempfob>
len, fei fir Jpn maB9ebtno 9epelen, neil
I'm @eieeruna5faue bort lei@t 3ufdnz
be bdtten eintreten f5nnen, mte man
bieielben in Der Di1cele Treibur9 (Baz
pen) tetlaae. Gr beoauere, bab purd
Die Mnnabme bieler firdliden @Irre
einiee mi7enldaftl{de Berfe, auf nell
de er felt 9abren piel Gtuoium uni
GleiB perrenbet babe mabridetnlt@
u%nYoQenbet bleiben mirben. Sdmmtz
li6e i'm @aale a1>peienben @tubiren<
cen m11ten ibre Namen auf etnen
8catn fdreiten> UNI bieielben al5
tbeuereS Mnrenfen NIT uber ben Nbein
in feline neue 6eimatb nebmen 3u f5nz
men. Gr perce Die @crlelun9en 3nar
fortlfben, ober mabrlheinli@ nidt biz
,um Gnce res Semeters, unp bebolte
er iid am @9luHe berielben etne be(on>
cere Donfiaaun9 fir bic Jpn BON ben
Ibecloasn bereitete l96ne Spation
ppr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-06
Dentibes manj,peien.

Son allen ceutlden Minsfaaten su<
1ammen fino bis aum Is. Maf b. 8.
neue Golpmin,en i'm Wsrtbe Don 1917
914560 Marf eeprdat woroen. 90
piel man meiB, peroen big jeBt nur
3mansiazW ar:flde aeprdat, Don be-
men her erS6te She'll wabri6einlt@ in
Die Seller Der 3sttelbanten manbert, INN
Die Stele Der tort 9eipeidereen Tbaler<
fude einsunebmen I'M tdali&en @er<
febr Gno Die 3nan3ismarftiide BIG jest
penia G6tbar eeporcen. &s fino olio
in etpa IL Monaten 6>395,728 @tud
III 20 Mart oeprdst roroen. @ebt
BE Yrdeuna BON @olcmun3en in bie<
fem Eempo fort. 70 fam man einsn UNI
oefdbren ueberi6lag MAIDEN, bis su
weldem 3ettpunfte bic @olrmdbruna
uno Marfberednu9 in Deut'dlano elm
Qeflbrt @ein fann> p~orausaeieBt boB
feline llmtdnoe ooer Greianii1e tnamiz
1den eintretsr, pelde bic Mueprd9una
nod mebr perlan9lamen ocer gar sans
unterbreaen. Deut1dlano miro, tpenn
es niht ftatt rer @olcmdbruna NIT Der
Yap;ermdtruna bealldt werotn lou, ca.
5000 Wtiu. Marf becurfen, tarc1 etra
Elm Drittsl Sdeioeminse Collier unc
&upferoelr), mitbin puroen oQein, in
@clpmiin;cn 1000 MiQionen Mat'
oussuprdsen iein. Nebmen mir biele
eumme sleidsetbeilt swiiden 2Os unit
TO- Warfflden an> io murpen gu prds
oen lein:
10000, 900 @tad su 20 Mart Yrd9e>
;eit bierfur ca. IS Wpnate:
100>000>000 Stlf gu 10 Matt prds
9eseit ca. 70 Mcnate;
orer 81 SABRE, wehn chen pie bisbe,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-06

-@anse Qoufe SO; babe 9cpfe IS; gierteuofe $3.50.
~. unlere Qptterie TT pom State eedartert; bic Bic
bunsen fsbsn tets sur fsasefesten 3eit uab unter Der Nn.
fbt aelhwprener GpmniGdre fatt.
rs Die cfEseae 3ietuns wtrb in ben st ecuts S1dt'
tern per0hentlidt. uno alen Snbabern pom Nooien miro
etne Gppte %,uaeianbt.
~ g0ir peranfalten cine 3iebune tte Bic rbtse am
lebten Gage etnes iestn Wouats TN Sabre 1872.
~ @efbfenb1tnsen auf unfer NtFto mtttelt @cf@
gen pbsr @rpreR. @enbst. 'pegeu etnss 9treulars:
Man a%orefire MnrraD MiQer & 10.
No..5l5 Walnut Street, Post Office Box
2446), ST.. LOUIS Mo.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-06
I'm Saube unb @cbmerbDriae

nlsIih su ieta. fenbe i'd an ieoen 2eioent en- II fenfrei
cine Mnmeifuna, reip Interchangeable reldss rnid unb
riele eeute, nadbem Id bic befen Nerjte btsr nno tn eu.
rppd pbne @rfpls eebrauht. BON ldnaiabrt9er Aaubbett
ppafanbia aebeilt bat. Mereifre mt Stamp:
H. THIEMANNS,
Elleardsville, Missouri.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-06
46 ft6ne Gr5dblun0sbn1er,
febeS IL Ste. franco pes ppn.

Nbelteie. tas fbrdbtf&e 1db@er.-8eatust6tle.-
Rennp, Der Dpritrdmer,>S otn. Observation-Disclosures
Gbrifina Der etferne Mann.-Irouripes Gnre eines
Werffatrers -Heraautp.-Ies 81, Hers S&ue.-9rdn3.
her unpanfbare Sutn.-Der CUTE 9rtsolin -@ebta's br
arn,e WebersiObn. @enOesfa.-@ertrute. bic fromme
D~iennmaaD -Eas @.fpenf -5annes. Der p~erriiberte
Gtetn (opfer.-@cft,s ruuberbareFatrun ,es.-@Ottriee.
ber fleine Npr,eQantdnt LEI. -@rtielois, tte fspntne Tut.
b.rtn.-5erlanea.-Dr wttbe Sds.r.-Stba @rdfn uun
Ecssentur9. -Sunefrau BON Orleans. -Ratbar:na -
atfdn. Der @utsr d&ter -Rrnrao. btr yiorer-3wet
9anemdbden:-9oren, tsr %hintenoe sirth -@arta: Bic
Der ~siierne Maed.-De teilteeNcttbursa:-Sntelaen.s
Site -Taul. Ser trape Iti&lereefeQe -Ybtiomena. ste
ppfermutbiae 3wtntnaS mpefter .-0fairunb. Der aemtAsn'
bafle Normunb.-Gin Neifenee,.-Ncia SonI onnenburs.
Der perre,ste 0ater.-Der Better Der Nnudersr:--
Sobanna. bic tleine Extraordinarily -Marionna BE
Dultertn.-galsuttn. Der msue @ef De -5erraann br
td1ise 3autmaunsfobn. &up1refna, he ptrrtl@s
Bduertn.
Stol3> eeeence Der 5eilisen ssb. $500.
Stol,, 6srenanef Der au%fsefldrten
Nelt. 10 So.
Bie iiebt europa une 11an1entlt1
Deutf&lanb int Sabre 1900 aus? Z Gt.
Dornefrieo, M~e,fwlrbtoe @eihihte,
propbesetbunsen uns s0tniae. 6Ferbaran En- aber
Stride unb Gtdat. ndnentlth i Ct Deut d ND
g~rautrei4. Stalten unb &Dm. So QW.
BeReauxsen NIT betsefdstem getras {ab III rt&tea att
MQblbQuer unb 8ebrle,
Sl1, West IL. Str,
Gbica8p, SQinptS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-06

Grober Biebungs- plum nit t~iuyelnen flummern.
$4,000 Mummeru
Glagt @, g3ogtn btn 81. 9nli ~.
$3.50 Genuine int 8elanfe bo,t 100000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

and Harness. 40 quarts retail and 20 quarts whole
sale; Inquire i2a Leroy street New York, between
A. NJ. and p. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19
A uCTION SALE
"A Elegant Household Furniture,
TuIS DAY ERIDAY

at The private resIdence 20 West 18th 81,
near 9TH av commencing at I0lz o'clock
Drawing Room suits, Pompadour, Marie Antoinette
STYLES Cabinet Etageres Bookcase, Carpets Mirrors Cur
tiins Paintings Bronzes Clock Rosewood Panoforte,
celebrated maker; Rosewood aud Walnut Bureaus Bed.
ment and Kitchen Furniture, Furniture for servants
apartments. AUGUST MARTINEs, Aucuoncer. BALE
noslti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

A UCTI0N. AUCTION. AUCTION.
"A Over $1b, 600 worth and over 800 lots.
Magnificent Household Furniture, Carpets, Pianofore.
THIS friday MORNING July ~ at l0ls o'clock,
at the elegant private mansion OF Albert A. VaDderho
ESQ., 262 West Forty second street. near seventh avenue
EDWIN NICHOLS, AuctiOneer. Velvet Brussels Medal
lion Carpets, rosewood "a octave Planof0rte, fine OIL
Paintings Curtains magnificent Parlor suits style OF
Pompadour Grand Duchess and Marie Antonete French
Bronzes Mirrors Eageres, Bookstands, Tables, Clocks
Vases, Bedstead., Bureaus Washsiands, Wardrobes
cd with reps and harcolhs Extension Table sdeboard
Glassware Sverware, Cutlery, &c Sale positive, rain
OF shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

LNOR SALE-A GOOD CORNER GROCERY STORE
with Horse and wagon win rent the store cheap or
will exchange house place Pre- sent owner
wishes retire. Inquire OF CRAWFORD SO Third sv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19
YORK HERALD FRIDAY JULY 49, 1s72-w1rH surpLEMENr


LII PERSONS SEEKING RESPECTABLE EMPLOY
mept ~ any capacity, can secure good situations At
Agency, No West 18th ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

EoR sAIE-sToCK OF CLOTHING STORE, WITH
- nee use OF Fixtures 81 Canal street Reasons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

Roy WANTED-ABoUT Is YEARS OLD, WELL RE.
~ commended, for grocery and liquor store the
cry ~ month and board. Address CARLETON, Her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

DOR SALE-A GOOD CORNER GROCERY LIQUOR
and Feed Store will be sold cheap; years lease
horse and wagon. Apply to JOHN H. BOsCHEN % Bars
clay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

by THE NEW YORK PUBLISHING COMPANY. 7s5
Ia ,broadway young man, over 90 of steady habits
ana hDerai catholic educatio at salary SIS; must
be in the ofdce punetualy at every morning Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

A BOY wANTED-TO ATTEND IN CIGAR STORE
"A must have good reference. Apply at Opera Cigar,
IOi East 18th g.. corner 9Th av., after l0A N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

EOR sALR-DINING ROOMS AND RESTAURANT,
near City Hall, ftted up In nrst class style, together
with Lease for term OF Will be sold at sacrii
foe, as the desires TO leave the city. Apply to J..
l.. CORNELL, "A Court street. brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

k'oH saba PROMINENT AND wELL-PAYINd
= corner Liquor Store, east OF Bowery; Ave years.
iRe a, low rent Apply 10 p GAFFNEY Il CO, 1914
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

EOR SALE, WITH LEASE--AN OLD ESTA BIJsUEu
a. = ana commodious Confectionery and Ice Cream
saloon with Stationery and Toy Department attached
rare chance for nerprisins party Apuly mt Id
Beecker street New York. ''' ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

k'oh sALE-GENTEEL BUSINESS, SUITABLE FOR
ialy or gentleman, twenty-five years established:
owner retiring location good rent Store and dwelling
low SS,UO required. Address OW MIR, Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

EoR sALE-6o SECONDHAND COUNTERS DESKS
Drug Drawers, Office Ralings Partjfions Doors,
sasif Chairs, Stools Shelving Showcases &c Apply az
OF Hudson street JAMES UOht.E" ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

LNOR SALE-A SHOE STORE LONG ESTABLISHED.
doing first class custom and sale trade. Will selk
cheap; owner going into other business. Apply 1t thu
store, aS3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

DOR sALE--BY ORDER OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE
y long established and valuable auction busnessi
location the best and house well known and having
large retail furniture trade connecticut price mode.
rate Address AUCTION, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

LBERT b. WALDRON, AUCTfONEER,
N Salesrooms los Liberty III Cedar and 50 Church
streets
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
80 BARROW STREET.
THIS DAY, AT 1919 O'CLOCK,
wALDRoN COOKE viii self the entire contents of
the above private residence, including Parlor Library
Dining Room and Hall Furniture, bedding OF all descrip
tons, Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Oclos, Pictures
Crockery. Glass, China &c.
The sale Will commence with kitchen articles.
THIS DAY, AT 1917 O'CLOCK,
AT l03 LIBERTY STREET,
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS 90
WALDRON AZ COOKE will sell a collection of Dry
goods buttons Fancy Goods, Periamery, Sauces Port
Goods China Tea and Toilet Sells, spitoons Patent Med
cines Glass, &c.
SATURDAY, AT l01s O'CLOCK,
Furniture, Carpets, Bedding.
Particulars 10 morrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

HON SALe-A WE'LL PAYING LIQUOR STORE, ON AZ
thorough business street. the errts and sipbinaj
H Msst SIDE years lease Apply to p. GAFFNEY Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

nor SALE CHRAP--A CI0AR STORE. APPLY AZ
Il the ig9 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

E'OR SALE-A GOOD CORNER LIQUOR STORE WITH
apartments attached; rent OF the whole only $50 per-
MONTH STOCK and Fixtures complete, with lease of two
years. Apply on the Pearl and Elm streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

A FOR SALE, THIS DAY, AT Ojz O'CLOCK WITH.
IA. out reserve, two elegant Restaurants, Bar and Bill
lard Saloon, 40 Eighth Avenue See auction column.
JAMES CAGNEY, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

HARLEM.-FoR SALE, THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
OF first class Liquor and Lager Beer Saloon,
with long lease Inquire al toLEYS, 22S6 Third av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

Eok sME-h CITY DRUG STORE; $40 A DAY BUsI-
ness and increasing; m health cause of sale Ad.
dress DRUGGIST, Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CLERK,
"A either in a lawyers Office or in commercial t1,ce
OF business; has had several years. experience adscr
tser has certificate attorney in Ireland Apply
CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

WANTED-A GOOD YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND BAR,
w open oysters and clans Call at 1871 Broadwav
(Oyster Bayl between and O'CLOCK. "-e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

WANTED-HALL BOYS WITH REVERENCE AT
w Arlington House, y East l4th st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

WANTED-A BOY, ABOUT Is YEARS OF AGE IN
at 400 East 86th st. N'''
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A daily newspaper, devote.. to politics. general
news. local affairs and the interests Of its neigh
bor,locd
Published every morning Mondays excepted by
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HESEYR. MIGEELS. MARSHALL ROBINSON,
PRoPRIETGRs,
orr.CE-On Second street, opposite the South
GU Front OF the Capitol.
Terms Of subscriptions:
One copy. one yeor. by mail. SIP o.
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One copy. three months by mail. 4 %
Payments subscription ,rrarid6iutr adrdnos.
There will be no deviation from this rulcl
The APPEAL will lie delivered to the citizens of
Carson at Fifty Cents per week, payable weekly
to the carrier.
Rates Of Advertising:
One square tlt liues first insertion. - oc
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THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

FOR RENO connecting with Easter. and Wesser,
bound Passenger rra. Lis Of the c. P. r. X.
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Il Let, csntrslly losMtsd. and we'll Furnished,
price 80. IaqSize sf tesl az. LADD.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-27
And death soon came.

And death soon came.
Her mind was powerless rs her
limbs; and, sinking into sleep, she
died.
Morning dawned. Nature, like ma.
ny an angry mother, sitting her for
mer wrath, welcomed with q smile the
orb of day.
A monk passed by the spot where
poor Mariana lay. He saw the corps,
and, with an anxious heart, searched
for signs Of life; but charity herself
could not have recalled Maritana
from the grave. .A a's ~ =
A piece Of garment peeped from
the snow. He took it up, opened the
protecting shawl, and beheld the
warm, rosy face of the child. 80
Poor babe He smiled--smiled like
the cemetery ross that opens its rosy
lips over the form of her whose hand
had planted and nursed it.
The infant lived; but he lived an
orphan. a - pt iha nel
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-27
SSy.

Sarah Smith stands sorrowfully So
lus; she sees splendid spruces sur
sounding shady spots; she sees sum-
mer's sun shining; she smells sweet
savors; sweet sougsters singing silvery
strains serenade Sarah. Still she
sighs. Sunsets soft shades settle,
silently, still she stands sadly sighing.
Suddenly she started. She saw some
stranger strolling silently southward.
"Stopr she shouted. "Stop stran-
ger, Sarah Smith says sow Stately
she stood, sternly she shouted Stopr'
Samuel Slocum, success statesmen,
smooth speaker, started, saw Sarah,
seemed surprised, said soliloquizingly,
" "Strange; seemingly scarce sixteen;
50 sweet; 80 simple, still 90 singular
" suspicious! She seemed strangely
sad" t" Say something sweeter, Sarah.v
She, stopping some silent struggle,
said, "Surely some stranger seeing
sights. Shall Sarah Smith shun such;
scarcely" So, stroIliug silently stran.
er-ward, she said: Sarah Smith
scornsSuspicious scandals, she seeks
sympathy /; seeks she successfnllyg'
Still shone silyery streams slanting.
" southwark. Samuel Slocum sat
sweetly smiling; Sarah Smith seated
suspiciously someseAcvc. Sunsets &c.
rene splendor suggested supper Still
she sat. She sought sympathy sue.
cessfally, supper seemed superAuous.
Some six Sunday succeeding she
signed some sketches Sarah Smith
Slocmm- n9s'f h.ta 'fit2l 32oi
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-27
NOBODY.
BIZ A. F. HILL.

It was only Sam Coon.
A rich food of summer moonlight
clearly revealed the little church just
IN the edge of the village of Newton,
apd especially familiar scene in front
of that edifice.
There had been alectnre, and it was
Just concluded. The village people,
all in a good humor, were dispensing
and walking away toward their homes.
The older ones, who still kept the ear
ly hours taught them by the parents
that were slumbering there under the
grass, who the first to move away
but the younger people fingered
little. nat
The young men-some Of them mere
boys-were, with their accustomed
gallantry, Offering themselves as es,
corts to the girls; and the girls were
blushingly accepting such offers, and
thereby conferring no ordinary degree
of pleasure on the young gentlemen.
1t happened that there were more
girls than boys; and as the pairing off
approached completion, it was seen
that several of the young ladies must
undergo whatever peril there was at
tached to going home alone. .is7
Among them was proud beauty
named Emma Kane, and the last dis.
engaged man approached her in a hall
timid was, and said, in low voice:
"Miss Kane, if you have no compa-
py, I shall" q ~ g y b
"No, sirm :. 81.
She not only spoke very sharply, but
gave him . violent push besides. 1t
was an unlady. y.like way to decline a
profered courtesy; but then she was
30 indignant at his presumption. There
is q kind of cheap aristocracy even in
country places, and Emma Kane be-
longed to the elite of Newton. Her
father was actually able to live with
out working. Hance it will readily be
seen that no ordinary person might
dare to aspire to her favor.
Emma Kane," said a tei.der.hearr.
ad girl, /" that's to bad! It's mean p
"Its nothing to you, Susie Grant,
replied the beauty, tossing her head.
"The idea That nobody offering to 20
with NE! He can escort you home, 1
suppose, il he wants tor 300
It was only Sam Coon. 7ra
He staggered, and nearly fell under
the graceless treatment of the scornful
girl, but recovered himself, stood just
. moment, a If to confused to know
what to do, then turned quietly walk.
ed away,
He yeas nobody. His father was a
drunkard, and poor Sam I'd been
brought up in hunger and ras The
home of the family was a mise, bIe
cabin, half mile from Newton. Of,
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-27
How A PR1NTER Cor Hrs Pay

How A PRINTER Cor Hrs Pay
A circus company in Iowa owed am
editor bill for advertising and refus.
ed to pay it. Thereupon the editor
called upon the sheriff, who attached
the Bengal tiger and brought him
around to the newspaper Office in his
cage. He was placed in the compos.
ing room, and during the first two
days he not only consumed fifteen
dollars worth OF beet, bat he scratch.
ed six dollars worth of trowsers from
the leg Of local reporter who endeav.
ored to STIR him up with a broom.han.
die to make him roar. On the third
day the tiger broke loose, and the en-.
tire force of compositors descended
the staircase with judicious sudden.
ness. The editor was alarmed to find
his exit through the composing room
cut off, and that the latch upon the
sanctum door was broken. So he
climbed out Of the window and sought
safety upon the roof. The paper was
not issued ftr q week, and even after
the tiger was shot the editor had to
slide down the water spout because
he was afraid to descend by the route
By which he came.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-27

A city. top who was taking an air.
ing in the. country, tried to amuse
himself by quizzing an old farmer
about his bald head, but was extin-
guished by the old man, who solemnly
remarked, " Young man, when my
heads gets as soft as yours, can raise
hair TO sell"
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-27

LiNED iNsIDE.--I was IN 2 drug
store IN Eimira, wnen In rushed fell
low VINO called ior Q pound OF cam.
pnor ana downed tue whole OF 1t. 1t
was a surprise party 10 me, and said
(" wnaI tne ae9ce dld ne 90 tnat for y
Mny sald drngs ne u lined" "a
m. Linea E WHAT is tnss -.rso
Ihen ne tol0 me.
some years ago genuemen VINO
was aoout 10 give q oinner party spent
wno'e "eea snowIng his servant
nov nov 70 70 make mock turtle soup
% wnsn .nS S .t aay .i ca.ne sae maue tno
mock anu tne turtle anu the soup ali
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-27

If every road from Greeley leads to
Grant, will that ex-illnstrious states
man and resurrected fossil, r. o. He
bert, explain how every road from
Kellogg does not lead to Warmoth Z
Here is chance for immortality, Gov.
erner. Come ont IN . card.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-27

The people OF Brookline, Mass, are
entirely too good for this world, and
ought to he transported to the other
In fiery chari0ts as soon as possible.
Recently gentleman residing in that
place undertook to drive hook. into
the side Of the house for the purpose
Of attaching a vine thereto, on q Sun
day, but was detected in the commits
sion Of the act by policeman, who
ordered him to desist. He desisted,
bat this did not save him from sub
sequent arrest and fine. A few
heathen friends demonstrated, and de-
manded that the policeman should be
discharged, but the Selectmen refused
and confirmed his action, all for the
glory of the Lord and Of Brookline.