The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-11-14
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Augusta, Maine had snow on the Ord.
aExcuse boate md had inen - ,a tho n;o
SAID when no broke out. -.
When is mother father2 When She's a
sighcr..:
Mexico has sensation about the narrow
guage railroad.
A,o,b.r mama g.. d.. -,o ho... :, ,;.,., -, :,
a"osas "aa' i0f 'ns "o'Se a'Seaso Is
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NJ - na" " - .y osa.;cy" S".sA'' "o"na"''spn'''''
Ne ;" 90 "H Au'SOH'st' r. z-j ga
Hohe iauies liaVe 1'.e,f Re' aoes aysa o' =
coiof g correspond Silh VIII 'ae'F oMh'sSllcs' :.
! s It now costs ton dollars in New, York to
4 - 10 '''s" D'o'A D'npiu . pa't - steA
A''' .., fkc
"Boy, how did you manage to get such
a; big string of fish," II hooked them,
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A billiard ball ina stocking is new kind
OF sluag shot with which Leavenworth peo-
PIE carom on each other. +
Did Byron refer to wasn;sb vonno Indies
when nc wrote "our young affections run to
70 'Waistf Sfe a.. -
| A telegraph operator in Erie refused In
communicate with st. Louis because he
heard the small pox was ringing there.
The conversation of English society girls
ssventures into the region Of blasuhcmy." nc
cording to a writer in the .Satu,dov
Reuieo. ."
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ratttles. When an infant cries tle mother
hunts the prairie with frncc rail
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MY , - % 'HS I or'aesr9om % worth more than
he is sold.
I'll % eaesep oSSf Inc nlrsn ps
WV" SoI".:Ie l' ,.'uc' nAe c''tl,'"
;.s n:r.nt" u'i i;ro ,'''''@'' u 'A' '0"" " WHICH
Tho s,,,. Il, ,,' ,., T.,
$685." ' ~ aS 1910 a.I o' Il, Wi uI"u; nt'auf r1
Sna s'" ae y. ao,o. uo'"I a'h E-uu s sa"'s " W
unu j. se.u" .e, "a' VIII s'se ave r nunafea
Athens. -.
49,
~ honaoher ou!hed out cats eye aEn
ShocAea her ,ee'h uo~h her throat. 'he
Knows OF ol another no h: cat ea' nc can ge' 70 ePefaIo
pires. .....
The Cb;cooo Time. sovs. "rbe Com.
mon Council of St. Louis has nassed a rcso.
Llution rte,rt,,nestindtbc editor oftbe GloJs 10
,o outs;de tho c;tv limits whenever be wonts
to blow his nose d "'''~ ''' 49,
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for the fact that Peter was cheerful while
Paul was sad. by quoting Paurs assertion
that "Peter's wife mother lay sick of fever.
c. ~ . ooo'oa pe''sans s:ii, on asfr.1ss ,of ,ne
n.s0 Vo I"noo,I.s ". so S rAs s sIa ~ .S;O rIas
60 90 snd ha;nn ansTsroJ - .,,o ,tErm.t;na
askel, "Is Peggy in ?"
l,,,to, on ,, ,r,;,,, -, .ho o,,,a
:, nao,tmr ,ho ntbnr n;nb, anv;ons,H wont
~ ~ =" ~ I.no,. e @ uownh,an oi,n h"S bonr s..'ol
~" W. H.. " o...h.n.to y ~o A ''' ~ N
An out'at-the-elbows poet, by sCma freak
OF fortune, came into possession the other day
y Hc s,;J he was not suf;cien,Iv familiar with
= - +ote tLo l;hortr of c.li;n. Il R;il
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A stranger fell into the river at Detroit
the other day. As he was being helped out
some one seized him BY the hair and drew him
up. "Whcre's the man who pulled my hair ?"
yelled The victim, as no reached tho -dock.
"Just show me the Apache who did it, and
"The foliage is fast turning to pluniagc,"
remarked u sad young man, as he gazed from
tho window upon the partially denuded
trees. GLOW so| inquired another and
sadder young man. "Don't you see" re.
piled the first, "tliat the leaves are nearly all
A barber in Titusrile: while cutting the
hair of rural customer ran his shears against