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lasaanful AaassaH e PFssiasas

Ws1AAslffh .s.l tas Tres
FaFi alsz@a fsss1E snssl
Hss shaff, ssneiss dossmeus
lzsnaT ape h,f.as ths sams eAsf
s~-ssr=@s. 1T hss hess shsws IN
II II - pFsvloas ss.ss psp<ss snd
military craegs Hk e~vi5safly =
20 lhssfy of The rrssidss' % p.
,FoHixs he style II ihs GrsslaG
philosophers sf he aoss class. BET
usfsssunsssiy isf Ulysses, he never
vent through ths Eve years probs
iioasFy state 10 lesrHipg 10 sps-k
-Thsm IA parvo, and -nish decided
rhsthss he should atiemet 10 peal
az MT tor be certainly would have
been declared q failure as q stole,
and advised % iry some other line
There are bu. fsw IDEAS adysossd
IN the address, aud thee not wei
.ls6sed We are at least plesssf
vifh bis promsss. OF pssee 70 III,
esai.tfy, and bope That, with hi
ideas Of the world bscomipgs greaI
republic, he may not eoneeiys th'
idea Of closing his term ofoficc will
y iirfner grip upon the so-ealled 70.
public in the name OF q military die
is;or That he msy keep the fev
promises made aud render justice tC
the South equal with other sections
il MI we ask.
F. mo- g..
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PETITIONS GRANTED.

PETITIONS GRANTED. b.
Petition to establish school at
Perry school house. 'o ISL N'.n
Petition to establish school at
Harmon school house. 81
PETITIONS NOT GRANTED. ,gxr.
Petition for holiday on, Good
Friday. ta,s
'a4 1882 TEAcHERs ASSIGNED.
Mrs G N Harmon to Harmon
school, Juel tsH strl2 s.!1
,W,os Harris to Cotton Plant
Chapel school. ,.7roi "a e.a no =
Vim r. Pierce to school ON section
'2S, township Z, range 6. "a. snia
Miss LIB Matthews to school on
section Is, township s, ranges, yice,
q W Holiday, resigned.
County Treasurer directed to
draw upon the Auditor tor the couIn-
TVS share Of common school income
fund, amounting to $2,3s9 O8. aIG /
Board Of Supervisors requested to
turn over balance Of Mississippi and
Tenn Railroad bonds belonging to
school fund, to this board, and treas !
.urer directed to sell the same At
public outcry alter giving due no.
tice. Ihtlp.s..g ..
Ordered, That all public schools
in this county close At the sxpira-
tion Of the third scholastic month
from the time they commenced. srp
o, Ordered, That the following report
OF the county attorneys ba aud the
same is hereby received sr
To the Honorable Board Of School Di,
rectors Of Paaola Gsxiy .,.i
+ The undersigned, TO- whom was
referred the question OF the sherif's
to exchange par iunds COLLECTS |
ed by him for sehool purposes, for
funds below par, beg leave
respectfully to report, ! ihn I
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: we overheard q conversation the
other day upon the s~ociabl!ity Of
the people of ssrdis that sst us to
thinking. We have often heard III
said BY young ladies who visit Ssr-
dis 'hsiihey do not receive any at.
tsu'ion frequently from the young
gentlemen of this place and that
tlisre Is no s~ociabiiity here among
The young people, no amu:cmen,s
or gatherings whatever, and bot
little visiting. Upon sober reflection
we find that tins Ia . lamsutable
fact and there Is less socisbiity
among tho Young people Of sardis
than anyntowp, we have ever lived
IN We ask the reason OF thisf We
will give one reason and then leave
tho hatter for our sardls people to
suggest n better one. it,
10 The first place it i the duty Of
fathers and mothers to provide for
tho education, entertainment and
amusement of their children, as
much "a to furnish clothing or food.
. Al % IA HAzHE III aLA 2| H. EaM
hi' their duty to 80 raise their
children as to make their homes at.
traetlve and pleasant. 1t is their
duiyte sacrifice some of their ease
to afford liealthtul enjoyment to the
mind apd bodies Of their children.
Is this done here among the heads
Ut families As q general thing
we cay tits net. Parants do not
make any effort to bring their child.
rem Into good society, They forge.
in their own selfish pleasure that
sders is no greater pleasure known
% Young people than to be IN each
others company and that II Ia the
duty Of pareptste hook to the society
o ftheir children and to learn them
the rules and laws Of good manners
and society by selecting for ,h.m
good company. We believe that
patents should be consulted as To the
gentlemen visitors to see their
daughters and 1hdies in their care
and that they should first
invite young men to their homes.
before the liberty Of a.call would be
allowed. Taking this as a ruls Is.
j then strange that young men
do not visit young ladies who visit
our town where the gentlemen of
the house forget either INTENTIONAL
ly or otherwise to invite any Of the
young men Of the same circle in
society 10 cali! We think not. We
do net think that . gentlemen is at
liberty to visit a young lady unless
he has received an invitation to Co
50 from some one who has the right
10 extend an invitation and i, is III
'eteeding to do so. Yet we have
heard of gentlemen complaining that
their young gentlemen friends did
not visit their homes, Forgetting
q, tho fact that the, never had good
mannsrs enough to invite them. So!
Ne lay the fauit Of q so-cailed want
! gallea.ty IN our young men
70 tie heads Of families and NOT 70
1.-The young men. They are acting
eight. Wencsd in this eommupit,
greater interest itakenain this mat.
ssr and to redeem eur town from the
charge Of being seifal, cola a~nsoei.
,elhls people. who are wrapped up IN
! thsir own Goldfish aristocraey and
tOolbsdlt sngagsdiaHyinsto make
the almighty Dollarsyito Be polite.
Thisfsx plain ststement of facts
add vbayilf ssiassy il. We hope
dallpsy ny sud remedy ths evil, NOT
smAkAt H9rss- III s4d asm tal
sf'na ulA1l4sS<S an
IuM.t.sE cLxATrc. vs;Sator TIA
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The STATE d mississippi, PsASl6 co0Sss--cb.,,
5 Gerry Court % said csdhty. ItSKrlS, h.srs
. NE Clerk nd hsssSesof aid esdrt A. NJ.
ofice In the town Of Sardis, the am Aona.v
IsddAy17of fsorusry, ~ie7s.
n. r. &G. n, Jones' ,aministrutora. vr He0,,
A.Jsnss, etal.
Upon affidavit fled In this cause. il .np.., !.
ing to the satisfaction Of the court that M
defendants. Susan Diilashaw and her husbsnd
h N. Dillashaw, are non-residens Of the s,.t.
81 Mississippi, and that they reside ia NJ
state OF Texas, and that Aftef dilirent INQUIRY
their postcfiee and county is unknown: ss;a
defendants are therefore hereby ordered era
directed to appear before this court on the -.
end MonNa9y b 4pfiA ls7 o ~ nv ccsrthops.
Of Psnols tbunsy, stklsd AisMssippi. In The
town Of SEdiA aad plead answer or demur 10
complainant bin, and the cross bill n A.
w. B. wellons, guardian. etc. sisd
against them and others herein, or N, alag
them. ~ Us !"
/, Its further ordered that q, copy of this or.
der b. published once a week fSr NM ooa-
'ecutive weeks in the weekly Psnols Star
! public newspaper printed In this county
a daecopy- j. c. HARRISON,
"'fe FtA A&0 &gClerk,
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SherIf's Sale.

By virtue of threeexecatieus 70 me directed
from The Circuit Court Of Pamela County Mis-
sissippi, in the suits ofSontf worth Nance 4 co,
ndJohnson and. Hsmilton and BoIden and
Zones plaintiffs vs.. Thomas E CLARK defendant
will or Monday the frst day, Of the next
term Of Circuit Court, that being IL. Gath day
Of March 1873, sell in froa. Of the. court
house door in the town Of Sardis to the
highest bidder for cash the following described
town lots lying in town Of Panola, known ana
designated As lots No / 81 lot No 2 and Iot
'Nsll aad lotp No ~ land slsx61block No IA
- also tho fraetosAN wesf3 II ssction M 8
u township Sd fsnsS1 vest -containins
abont fO,ts-6se 'acFss andr levied on al ths
property Of ssid dtfsstSnt, rhsS., il Clark. Ia
satisfy said sSscsticns ana costs, sssle within
law lawful sa,, hCurs ssrdis lississtpp February
osANsE, sIsrir u
q Mnf I~f~ INK -
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'''a ". have sooksd'm viii Tor the
honsAt COasdsaGnan WHO i to- ds-
slselass his sAars = tAs additional sat
2 EAeary Ssscsd tpas him By tia wicksd
7 ''A usfohfy.d'lis doss net appear.
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First Glass Hotel.
sherln's Sale.

sheriff SAFE
By virtue OF four ,wrin Of Fieri Facias to me
directed from the chancery Court of Pamela
County Mississippi, in the suits Of Sallie
Jennings ct al, and Mary A. Allen ct al, and
Eliza puryer ct al, ard sA Blankenship ct al
Plaihtins and all 3vs.SgB G Catuthers and
Eliza Fowler Defendants, l win on Monday
the Gath daypf Narch 1873, shat being the
.6rst day Of the nsxt Circuit Court, in front
Of the court house door in the town Of Sardis,
sell to the highest bidder for cash the follow
ing described lands to-wit: all Of section 4 in
township ! Of Range s west, and all Of section
Gin township 7 of range 0 west, aud all of
tsctIon s In township 8 of ranges west
as the property of said defendants to
satsfy aid executions and costs, sale within
lswfdl hours. Sardis Mississippi, February
the 27th1s7S. -
U. OZANNE, Sheriff.
mar 1-4w
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Col.fH, w, Walter,

A correspondent Of tho Ripley
Advertiser suggests our distinguish.
cd townsman, Col. FL. W. Walter,
as q suitable person Tor the Conser.
tative nomination for Governor this
fall, Marshall county has many
within her borders who would grace
a State Ticket, but none more omi.
nently qualified TO head 1t, or one
mere capable Of enllsting the sup
port and enthusiasm Of the entire
Conservative element Of the State
than Col, W.--[Holly Spting Re-
porter. Z" "'r' 500
"a We most heartily endorse The
above sentiments and would most
cheerfally give our support to the
ticket that should have nj lite head
the name of Colonel II, w. Walter, as
there's 10 one in North Mississippi
ittsi 10 Gllthe exalted sta
ton with credit 10 himself aud hon
OF to the people n"' 7o1f .
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sstsnAA4I
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List Of Lands DsIinqueaC.or Tax, Fiscal Year 1917
naurusd % the Board OfsupsrvisOn' By TaH Collector PAn''nO'an'
HMM VIZ
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FEMALE ScH,s

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mar l-4M
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-02

Mus Soorbrii efcn mcloen bic Sl0ttcr
bon einem uria gin cl cit q II usmanOer t.:
Sbcrbalb Der oltcn Soorbriicfe bier b1(t gc9cn=
lpirtia cin flcincs S@fflcin nit luitig flattcrn<
bem @impcl; bas ouf bcioen Seitcu S6ouicl<
rtiocr uno Gin Gtcurrao nic Gin 9omp pfld)iff
bat Man iicDt gcid)aftia al(erlci &ctt unb &iis
d)cngcr6tbe, ScbcuSmittcl &c. III bosiclbc idafz
fen, uno allcs libt oarouf idliebeu, bab bcr
8ciiber bes S6iffes iid fir cine ldngcrc &ciic
cn;uridte,1 gebenft. &aun1 cntbalt has Sd)iffs
lcill taun fit b0d)ltens Ycrionen nit Der al
lernotDiaiten @o9age, trob eincr 6fcnltcrigcn
Solon=Gajiitc I'M &lcine1,. StidDtsoctopcnigcr
fat ii6 cin Nmcrifalufi9er, biSber in st. So
bonn tuobnenbcr S@reincrlneitcr s. cnti6loi>
icn, auf Diefcr bon ibm iclbft erbauten Nubld)a~
le (Der gegenber bic onbern Ganal6iffe rteii9eu
Sceaniobrern elei6cn} bic @eiic bis Stotteruon,
Suriifsuleacn. Sb Der origincl(e slusluanbercr
nad) 0ur6i@ifung ber Saar, Der Moicl unb
bcs @bcines, bort ieincu tlcincn &obn burd cir
ACKNOWLEDGMENT iibcr ben Ocean buaiiren, ober
Oh ct benl lelben ouf baS Sccidiff Diilcu laflen
lpirn unb bann in leincm eigeuen Sd)iffc iiBcub,
bic Meiic nad s(nerifa suriidlcgcn iuia, pie man
iuobl l6ersiucic bcbauptct, iuiiien tpir nidt @r<
itcres Sor6oben oiirfte inbcb bic ,nanselnbe See<
tidtigteit bcs S@ifflcins, lebteres ber Captain
ocs Observation-Disclosures perbietcn.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-02
2Ssie ,a,am ei,sea. Waf err
(auaf. ginen BaB faui, man mfr er=

SSSte llaaat etaeeat Ndfs er=
lamNt. ginen Rab faaa, man MIR er=
langen, noenn mat, Barger 1T. Darum
nruB bas betreffenbe @eiu9 bon 8eipeilen
Der Biir9erIdaft begleitet 1ein. Wini6t
man ipdter 1to1nlals eit,ert 4aB s,1 er=
lanser1 10 geniigt es l6on,- bic drummer
unb bas 9atun1 bes eriten Yaiies arsu=.
seben. SIT Der Mpplifant Elm Maturalilir=
ter> 10 mub Die Bel9eini9ung ieiner Sea-
tl1ralil lation als 8iirger ber Ser. Staaten
Elm Ienben, unb mub er NIT Ieinem gioe
beltdtisen, baB er bic int gerti fifate BE-
l9riebene Yerlon lit. 9iele Nuslase mub
pon einem bffentfi6en Notar our6 ltuter=
19rift unb an,tlicbes Siegel beglaubi9t
lein. Sic Trau ober g8ittlpe eines
obpptirten 8iiresrs mub Den Biirgerl6ein
bes Wtannes ein1enOen, unO eibli6 er=
bdrten, baB tie bic ioenti1 1d)e Srou pber
Mittlue it, Sic &in6er zines aooptirtcu
Blrgers miillen ben 8iir9erl6ein beg
Taters betbringen, nit ben eiOli6en 8e=
itdtiguns baB lie Die &inoer linb unb
minoerjdbri9 sur 3eit leiner 9}otllrolilo=
tipn iparer. Ser 9lpplifatipn mus lp=
bann eine 8el6reibung Der Perlpn bei=
liegen.
gSenn Der 9lpplifant 1i@ BON 1einer Srau>
ober 1einen &inbern be9leiten lobt, 10 &C.
niigt es, Die 9tomcn lnb bas 9llter folder
Yer1p unb bie 9lrt Ser 8eriuanotl6 l6aft
nit Dem 9(pplifanten ansugeben. SSenn
Mann, Srau unb minoerjdbrise &inber
5u1amuen 5u reileu 9ebenfen, 10 ge1iist
Elm einsiger BoB fir Nllc. Sn Molbin9=
ton Wpbnenbe melben li6 am beiten per-
10nli9 int Staatsbepartement 9(uswGr=
tige abre11iren: 1.-The Departement
of State, Passport Bureau, Wash
ington, d. O."
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Gin ungar bat ben Sorl6lag semabt
es m0se bel Der gSiener sBeltausfeauns
1T einem tleinen GlasM lt6en eine
Mil1ipn @ul BEN in Banfnoten,
1olpie 1T @plb= unb @ilbermin5en al1p
uutersebra6t tperoen, bab mon oielelben
our6 bas &dit6en NIT 9r0bter 8cquem=
li@teit betro6ten tDnne; oann lol per=
tiinoet ,ueroen: v9ier fonn eine @fillion
9eleben unb in bic 5anb senommen w er=
ben" IS biirften li6 it1 @ien 5ur 3eit
Der Miener Meltausiclluns mpbl eine
Miuion Meni6en finoen, Die fiir eitlen
serinsen Gintrittspreis, !. 9. SO &r.,
cine Million ieben uno in bic 5arto neb=
men lperben. 9ies tuiirbe etnen @e,pinn
bon 100000 @ul0en in iet@s Monaten
abperfen.
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Sic Mutteri ripra1c.

Mlutteri pro0e, 0}utterlant,
Wie 10 ponnel jam, 10 trout!
Gritcs Mort, bas mir eri6aaet,
Clips, critics 2iebcslpprt;
Gri ter Son BEN id gelallet
&lingeit e!uig III mir fort!
sltD, lpie triib lit neinem Sinn,
Mann ib in Der Srembe bin;
Mann ic3 frembe 3ungen iiben,
Trembe Wprte brau9en nub
Sic i'd nimmermebr fann lie6en
9ie 11i6t flin9en> pie Elm G'ruB!
6prade, 16Dn unb ipunoerbar,
9l9, pie tl;ngeit bu 70 tlor!
Mtll no1 tiefer MIDI pertiefen
sSn ben Gei0tbum, III Die Yra6t:
s It mir's bp9, ols ob midi riefen
Ndter aus bes Grades Na6t.
&linse, flin9e fort unO fort
Selbenlpra0e, 2iebestport!
5teig' e,npOr aus ticfen @rii ften>
2duglt perl6oWncs, altcs 2ieO!
9eb' auf's neu in beil'9eu @6riften,
9ab Dir ieoes 9er5 ergliibt!
ueberoll ipebt @ottes Sau6>
5ei1is 1T tuobl man6er 8ralt9;
qlber ioll ID beten, banten,
@eb' i6 meine 2iebe funo:
9}ietne 1elisten @eOanfen
Spre9' i'd, Dte Der W(utter Weuno!
D&ay BON @6enfenoprf.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-02

Gin eieentbiimli9cr Yroceb 'uuroe
por Dem poriler Giuil=Sri6unol Der
banoelt. Gin 9err oe @onges, oer cine
Wo5nun9 1eines onf bent BouLsooro
9anbmann 9elegenen 6auie5 an eine
Truu gbaiies oermtetbet botte> fiihrte
ndmli6 8el9werbe bariiber> bob bie
jusenoli6e So9ter berielben non I}or=
gems aft bis g6enos eff l1br obne 9luf=
b6ren Glapi ct ipiele uno 10 Bic 9tuGe
Der ii6rigen Bemobner ieines 9auies fibre.
Sos @eri6t bielt Die Se16peroe oe
Ganees' niGt fir gon5 unbegriinOet nno
befobl> bob Trdulein Gbailes 1T 3ufunft
nur mod BON Morgens Sebn bis slbenbs
5ebn l1hr 1pielen oiirfe, UNI, baB 1ie. 1id
wdbrenO bieler 3eit lpeni9ltens swei @tun=
oen &ube g61tnen miilie. Ta[s lie bieien
Befeblen ri6t na6fommt, iuirb Ser &C.
ri6tsbof tpeitere Nfabre9eln anorbnen.
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Aus Situsptlle, Ya., trifit fol-
senbe l6auerlitDe &unbe Gin: ST.. 5enrp
Yeters, Elm etlpo eine Ofeile upn llniOn
GitD lebenOer Torn1er> Datte oln. pcripi=
6enen Meitt>po6 bei einem bena6borten
Sormer gebolfcn> cine neue @6eune
pllf5a1 10lagen. Geine Srau botte i'm
beglettet, unb beibe 2eute waren big
1pQt in Der No6t bort perbliebe1, iudb=
renb lie lire bier Ginoer, louter Nfdb=
6cn, olcin 5u Sau1e seloiIen Gotten.
Modoem oie &inoer 10pn 5u Settt &C.
gansen ,paren, er>po6te bos alteite Der
Mdb9en unb fonb, boB Oos 3intmer
1T Slom1ucn 1tano. Cine ibrer G6ue=
itern erfoleno, rlu@te bos 9RdbAen
aus bcm 9au1e 5u ei1tflieDc1l bic Setci=
ne ober fiel 1T Obnlnabt, uno MIR init
Nliibe permp9te bic dltere 5@meitcr
1elbt ol!s bcm brcn1eu0en @ollc }u
entrinne,l. s(ls bic Gltern 5pdt 1T ber
9}o6t slsriidfcDrtcn> fanben tie pon IL
rem 9ouie blo5 no9 rall0enOe 9t!linelL
in beren 9ldbe bas dlte tie Nfdb6en bolb
tobt por G1reden on gooen lag. Sic
onberen orei &inber lparel1 10 polll ltdn=
Big perbrannt bob es foi # unn1DeliO
mar, lire 6crfoblten Oebeine 1ntcr ben
Sriimmern SIT finben.
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. Nouugstpwn, .. 9lpril 20. Sic
&oblenbig9er Iinb Dier iebt 7 @o6en am
jtrifen uno es I6eint Der @rife fat bolo
ei1 Gnoe. Niele booon baben sic Union
perloiIen 1&nb geben lpieber in bie 8anf.
9iejenigen, ipelbe arbeiten mollen, lino
in iDretn 2eben unb Gigentbu1n bebrobt.
Mm lekten Sonnto9 tpurbe bas 9a1s
zines 1ol9en Mannes init @teinel an9e=
ariffen, Die Tcnltsr unb Sbiire1t lpurocn
eingeIGlogen bis cit, aus bent 9au1e ge=
feucrten @@ub bte 9ngreifer 5eritrel1te.
Mebrere Sau{enb ,pitrben iuieber at Sic
.9(r6eit geben> ,uenn iie 1li6t Bic Drobun=
geu Der 5trifer fiircDteten.
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&dtbiet

3wei 5ilben nur entbdlt oas @ort,
9as sc unb $ Dir nenneu,
8e5ei6nen Sit Oen i6bniten Ort
Sen alle MenI0en fennen;
Sc trdgt bi9 bur6 Oas 2ebeu bin,
0p6 na1 hes Sobes Sagen
Wtubt bu, 10 pabr i'd ebrlt9 bin
Gs o1f Sir 1elbcr trosen.
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Sic GrDDbung oer Preile .fiir &abelbez
pelfbn, Die nit oen 1Dtai eintritt, bat
benBlan mad 9erl1fen, fir bic amerifa=
nil9e pre1e Elm eisenes &obel stpilben
Mmerita 1tno europa gu le9eni
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3a SSillSbale, MIofl. 1T elm

81, SSiasba1e, 09eofi. iit ein
fatbplil9er G,ei1tli6er, 9}amens Hatrtd
5bebon unter mDferiDi ien 1mi itdnOen,
luobrl6einli6 an 8er9if flung 9eitorben
Man glaubt Die l1rl rlo6e ieines Sobes
oarin ir6en 5u miillen> boB sum- Nnltrt9
Der 9Sdnbe bes Pfarrbau1e 1es Nori]er
@riin berlpenbet >pprben mar. Ser 8or=
9dnger Gbebou's I'M Yfarromte unb cine
brittle RerIon 1T in beml lel6en @au1e
untcr dbnliDen @Dmptomen geitprben
pie GDeDan.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-02

eaST 8ir crfabre11 bor S1lub bes 8lattcs, oab
bic soblrei9cn beutiden Garner oieics gountics
unler fruDer ausgegebenes 1rosramm init @cis
fau aufgenomn,e,1 Dabcn Stedt 10!
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-02
2NeOr 1t1to S1tttffer.

Der llnter5etd1tete erlaubt iiA
rcn1 be>tt1Hen putltfum gcfdltglt
on5u5ei9el1 bab ct beitdnbtA eiue11
Nprratb ppn >bc1t telte>1 Sprte1,
Mcbl, >pelAe tint Marfte 3u baten
iirb, p11b fitr beiIen Oiite er ga=
rantirt fl arie audi alle Gprte11
ypn T1ttter ait Sanb bdlt lu1b Ste
lelben sit BEN billi9lten pretie1t
Herfauft unb lie ben, &aufer fret
ms Saus tr1nerbalb ber Stabt
lIcfert+
Gtpre cine Gb1lre bimtcr Bent Satf
tSaus Der Grffen 91attpnal Sa,,f
ss2s1peite Gtrafe, WpmerpD, g.
JOHN GEY HER.
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!. 0.ie sSsbip.
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Sic sluFoiuns ser GdtDicl folst jebeSma(
nab IA Sagen. Sie Manlen oerjenigetl, tpeld)c
bis babin bic ridbttge gofnng einienoel, ipcrben
mir nit Der aufloiang sngleid) berDTentIid)en.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-02

Gieb5ebn Mirtbe lit 3anesbiue> Obio
iuurbcn BON elmer Srau perflagt ,peil lte
ibrem @enabl getftige @etrdnfe perab=
rei6t 1atten. 80,
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-02

geit 0 rb eft Oil, Mai: Aoam 8icL sa1r
9 Wonat ult.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-04
Got Left.
rFrnm the Danhurv News !


The day Mr.. Ruby across the way was
to be buried, Mrs. Moriaty told her
daughter Clarinda that she guessed she
would attend, as she wasn't feeling very
well, and ride would do her good.
She knew there would be several COW
cred carriages furnished at the expense
of the family, and she was equally con-
fident it could be so managed that she
would occupy portion of one of them.
She was among the first at the house,
and occupied prominent position. AS
the other friends arrived she took occa-
sion to recall "reminiscences of the late
Ruby that brought tears to their eyes,
and when the services were over, as the
first coach drove up for its load, the
distress of Mrs. Moriaty at the death of
Mr.. Ruby was so marked as to excite
the liveliest sympathy. Then the Sc
cond coach came up. Mrs. Moriaty had
got down to the gate by this time, and
as the door of the second coach was
opened, and a call made for the occu-
pants, it seemed extremely doubtful if
she could hold up another instant. She
leaned against the post, and stared into
the coach, and over its rich upholster-
ing, and said the late Ruby seemed
more like a SOD to her than a neighbor.
Whereupon the usher looked appropri-
ately sad, and called up the third and
last coach. This had yellow cushions
and pink straps, and Mrs. Moriaty
didn't hesitate to protest that in the
death of Mr.. Ruby the community had
met a loss it was not possible to recover
from, and that she would follow him TO
his last resting-place if sic had to do It
on her knees, and would feel grateful
for the opportunity. Then the third
and last coach filed and drove of to
take its place in the line, and Mrs.
Moriaty dried her tears, choked back
the sorrow of her heart with one Nigh Y
gulp, and strobe into her own house,
shutting the front door without the aid
of the knob. She told Clarinda that
IL was the most scaliest affair she ever
went to, and had it not been for the
body there would have been no funeral
at all.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-04

tub; Mrs. Johnsing took in the situa-
ton at once aud started for the cistern !;
just as she reached 1t her foot caught in
some of the gearing of the patent pump /;
she tripped, and went headlong into the
cistern.
Two niggers in the well p cried
Taylor's boy.
The well is full of niggers !" And
up the street he started, shouting at the
top Of his voice "The well is full of
niggers The well is full of niggers p
As you may well suppose, thingswere
rather lively in that neighborhood for a
few minutes. Taylor's boys statement
Of the condition of the well alarmed all
the neighbors, who, rushing into the
streets and hearing Mrs. Johnsing's and
Pete's screams for help, and not being
able to locate these, ran madly to and
fro against each other, in quest of the
immersed colOred folks. At length we
fished themout. Mrs. Johnsing, as soon
as she reached dry land, getting her son
and heir into the proper position, ad-
ministered to his person heavy dose of
shoe and Pete, released from the ma
ternal embrace, observed to Taylor's
boy, who had assembled again "See
yere, Jim Taylor Did you frow my
mother into dat well ?''-NeaO York
World.