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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-11
PEN rom 8.

A Western jury recently brought
10 a verdict Of justitiable breach Of
promise.
The way for young ladies to avoid
chappy checks is for them first to
avoid cheek, chaps.
"Ben," said Bob, "why is that
tree called weeping willow "
"'Cause one of the sneaky, plaguey
things grew near our school house
and supplied our master with
switches.
A Kentucky paper contains res
port of recent wedding. in which
the bride was not particularly hand
some. but her father threw in seven
mules, and the husband was salts
fled. Our 'devi" says to any man
around Marietta who has seven
mules and an ugly daughter, that he
would be pleased forthwith to com
mence driving those mules, as a
good son-in-law ought by all means
to be willing to do.
There is q woman at Duluth who
weighs SIP pounds. AT little dis
lance it is difficult to tell which is the
larger of the two. the town or the
woman.
Treasurer Jones has, up to date,
sold $50, 900 worth of the new bonds
The Georgia Press Association
will he held at Americas on the 10th
Of May.
B. A. Wise, of Macon, is dead.
Prejudice keeps out the light
from many souls. Like a painted
window, it stops many of the rays,
and unfortunately it colors those that
it's does admit.
The Marietta Female College is a
large building and we regret that it
should remain uncompleted, expos
ed to the weather, and crumbling to
ruins. Will not the citizens of Ma
riet,a do something towards COM
pleting an ed flee that will be an or
nameut and benefit to the place p
1t now stands as monument. of our
folly and a lack Ct public enterprise.
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$4,000

OUR FIRESiDE FRIEND--Eigbt Pages,
Large Size IIlfarated, the Family Weekly, il
IL ia Third VoDnnte and has attained thu
Largest ClrcnlHtion Of any paper published IN
fII- WET. Itr success enables he plOftrietoFs
10 fstilirI thr hes. most ds,irabie and most
iIsri',l original reading matter in great variety,
thai n,1ary caa buy. aud to make il . home
weakly suited 10 thY wants Of every family -
Subscription price So PR year rf ~ nnfns'efs.
THE ELEGANT cHBOMO CUTE"
eizs lG X ~ inches, l6 e0Iofs. Acknowledged
b, all 10 be ilis handsome aud most valuable
,reniinm picture 10 America. Eyefy sns.sfrib.
~ Il p,s.seiite with fb. hr0n0 NJ tie time OF
subsr,ibtrg, (iso wsifine,) md nlso receives q
numbered certificate en,itlinQ the older 70 .
share IN the distribution Of 81, QUO in cash and
ofiisr prem'sms.
The Disttibniion Takes Place on the second
Tuesday in June next The Chrome and Ger.
iiteass sent on receipt Of price Specimen
c. ties Premium Lii etc giving full partic-
nIafs rei.f free 90 any address
AGENTS WANTED either local or can.
vsssin in every town. Large casl, pay aud
the b = outfit. ssnd Al ones for tprnis
A dress
OUR xlRzs DE II END. Chicago, III
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-11
important Discovery,

Calico invented the Telescope, Columbu"
discovered new world; Harvey, the crcuia
t,on OF the hlnod, and To Pr, issor Mouse Is dli'
the credit Of teaching the lightning how To talk,
but is was reserved to DIR. }. b adfeld to pen
eirats the mystic depths Of science, aud drag
thereirop the wonder Of our c0ntury. The
victory had hesn won and woman Ii free
The sale of DIR. j. Bradted's Female hrgu
lator is unprecedented in the history OF poFn
lar remedies and thousands of certificates are
coming in from grateful women, throughout tht
Union, attesting its puwels and applaudins IL
untold benefits their sex.
NEAR MARIETTA, GA, March 81, 1870.
MEsSRS. WM. ROOT & SON.--Dear Si,s.
Som. months ago bought bottle OF BRAD
FIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR from y"n
and have used itsin my family with Nh u
most satisfaction and have recommended il t'
ihree other families, and they have found Il jas
what il is recommended. The females who hav'
used your REGULATOR are in perfect health.
aud are able to attend To their household dutier
and we cordially recommend It to tn. public
Yonrs respectfully. Rev II. Ii JOHNSON.
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Georgia Cherokee County /:

10 all whom it NAV concern. VIM, Chamler.
having in proper form applied 70 me- for letters
Of adm instr ton de boais non on lh~ Estate %
John Puah late Of said county, this is - cite al
and singular ths creditors and next 1T kin Of
John Pngh to be and appear At my Office with
in The time allowed by law and show cause u
any they can why letters Of administration, d.
boais non should not be granted TO Vim. Cban-
lee on John Pugh'e Estate. March Both 1878
w. X. ID Nloss Ordinary.
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ADMINISTRATORS sALE.

On the first Tuesday IN May next, win b
sold before tie Court Honpe door, IN Canton,
Cherokee county, Ga. bst,sren DE legal hours
Of sale lot Of land No 95 18th District 2nd sec
ti0u OF originally Cherokee, now Cherokee
county. aud lot No. 2Se, lst dist. and 3rd see.
Of originally Cherokee. now Paulding county
Sold BY yirfnre Of All order OF the Court Of or-
diuary A. the property Of the estate If Lsza.
riw Atkinson, DECREASED. March 18th, 1873,
+ l.. MASON, Administrator.
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special Noriccs.
Emigration Turning Cheap Farms IL
Southwest Missouri

The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
offers l .2OO,O 100 acres Of land in Central and
Southwest Missouri at from S3 to $i2 pr acre,
on seven years, time, with free transportation
from ST. Lous To all purchasers. Climate,
soil timber, mineral wealth. schnols. churches
and law.abiding society invii. en,igrants from
all points To this land Of fruits aud flowers
For particulars address, A. luck, Land Com
missioner, ST. Louis Mo.
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Georgia Cherokee County :

Whereas, John d kiebar.ls Guardian OF
Ney Strickland represents 10 thu Court IL bis
peiitiou duly filed and entered IT record that he
has fully Discharged his trust This is there
fore to cis all persons concerned, 10 show cause
II Any they eai,, Why raid Guardian should rot
be discharged from HE trust aforesaid and
receive lssfets Of diriDisssn on the first Monday
in Jnue 1873 March 1st 1913.
w. X. ID. Moss. Ord'y
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-11
Encou aging,

0ur agents, DIR. j. B. Barten, ST
Woodstock, and Maj. Ed. Daniel, al
Canton, are doing good service for
the JOURNAL. They are sending Us
a large number Of subscribers. 1t
is gratifying to rs to know that nnt
paper is meeting with such hearty
support. Cherokee is one Of the
hss. fsr4i 6 counties in this sectisn-
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a Good County.

Dallas, Georgia, is thriving lit
tie town, and the county site OF
Paulding, one of the richest and best
counties in the State. The people
are clever, industrious ard honest.
a large amount of fertilizers are be-
ing used in PauIding this year, show
ing that the people are wide>awake
to their best interests We are proud
to know the Journal is an accepta-
bic visitor among this people, enjoy
ing, as it does, larger circulation
than any other paper Farmers Of
that county, coming to this place
for guano, have also exhibited their
intelligence by subscribing for the
JOURNAL, increasing our circulation
largely.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-11

Mrs. C. B. Madden, of Ma, ietta,
is spoken of by the Atlanta "Musi-
cal EIec.ic," as pianist Of thorough
culture, fine feeling and remarkably
brilliant execution, and very sue
cessful teac err of music.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-11
Georgia Cherokee County :

Whereas William Hogan, Administrator d
Hugh A.. Thompson, fepErseDts TO tiir C0ar
n his petition duly filed and eDtefst of recoid
that he has fully administered Hugh A
ThompSons. Estate. This ir therefore 70 cite
al persOis concerned, to show cause, il auy
they can why said administrator should no.
be discharged frgm his administration and re
c.ive letters Of disnisrion on the ir,t Monday
Il. june 1919. This March LIST 1913.
w. X. ID. Moss, Ord'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-11
Times Test.

Time tries all things, rejects hose which are
useless and holds fast to that which is good. -
Stoves with ut Number have been invented and
patented. but soon gave up the ghost. The
Charter Oak has stnod the test Of sevent. Ell
wears. and is steadily increasing in favor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-11

We have received from Mr.. b. +. McCollum
of herokee communication charging aupil-
az person with swindling-the charge elaho-
lately supported by atiidavits and involvings a
criminal otlese We prefer, aud il is best that
such matters Ahou'd be Discussed elsewhere
tho" the newspaper We always wsleom"
lmal Aswa from our correspondents. hut always
..ecliue everything Of a personally offensive
charactrr,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-11
Georgia Cherokee County !:

Application will b. made 10 the Court Of Or.
binary Of herokte County, at the first regular
term after The expiration 0fiour weeks from this
notice. for leave 10 sell the land b.lopging TO the
Estate Of VIM Richards late said county. decd
for the benefit Of tue heirs and creditors Of ~
decsased March 10th. 1873.
WIN. W. BAGWELL,
gTEPHEN RICHARD,s. Ex. clltora
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-11
Tn INKS.

"YE Local" tenders his sincere
thanks to the flair one" for the
beautiful boquet of fpwsrs, so ele-
gantly arranged, and exhalng the
swee,est frsganee. Lovely women,
beautiful flowers, music and moon
light, our heart loves and appreci-
ates.
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Georgia Cherokee County:

To all whom it may concern. VIM Chamlre
having in proper form applied 10 me for prrina,
nent lei ers Of administration ON the estate 81
Nancy Pugh late of said county, this is 10 cite
all and singular the creditors and next Of KIN
Of Nancy pugh, 10 be aud appear at my Once
within The tine allowed BY law. and show cause
II auy they eau, why permanent administration
shauld moi he granted to VIM. hamlee on Nam
CIV Pugll's estgt4 March 10Th, 1873
w. r. ID. Moss, Ord'y.
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Georgia Cobb county:

Mrs. Sarah Il. King has made application to
me for letters Of Administration ON the estate of
Miss Anna c. Mcleod. late Of said County.
d.c'd This is therefore 10 cite all and singular
the creditors and kindred Of said decd, that
,hey be and appear al my office before the first
Monday in Nav next 10 show cause, il any they
have, why said letters If Administration ~
prayed for shall not be granted. March 25th,
1873.
Fl. M. Hammett, Ordinary.
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lleareia Cabb Connty /:

q. @. Davis applies 10 me tor administration
o., the estate II J. r. Carmiefael. deceased. =
This IL therefore 10 eit~ all persons CONCERNED
<indssd and creditors TO slS0~ cause # ahy
they ian, shy letters of administration should
MOI b. granted 30 The applicant the first
Monday In May next. This Marct, ziih 1878.
r. a. HnzwssEy 0rd,E
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Spring and Summer Clothing just received
by j. i. Haley & Co. Cash customers are IN,
vited to come aud secure first elloiege and best
bargains. April 18th, ls7a-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-11

Mink, Beaver and Otter Skins, at Nc
CUTCHEoN's.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-11

DThe following named gent emen are au-
thorized Agents for the JOURNAL:
s B. McGREGOR Drllas, Pauldiug Co.
J. B. BARTON, Ball Ground, Chero. Co. Ga.
MAI ED DANIEL, Canton, I" q"
JAMES PRICE. ESQ, Ball Ground, Ca.
j. l.. GAIT, Canton, Cherokee County, Ga.
j. NJ. BISHOP, Jacksonville, Georgia.
w. IL. SIMMONS, Jasper, Pickens Co., Ga
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TO IL Lake n !'wnts and buy youl fancy
ar"cari-s, Butter Jumblps and all kinds Of
crackers
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-11

Cr"qnet Sets at the Drug Store of j. T Ha-
leg & Co. April 18th, 1873
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For Sale.

A Soy and Five Pigs OF fine stock. Apply
AT JoURNAl. OFFICE
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Just Received.

plain. and all kinds of White Goods, at N G
Gigniilials store
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-11

Leake & Hunt are constantly receiving a
fresh supply of Magnolia Hams, breakfast
Bacon aud Sugar cured Beet.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-11
CITY FAX NOTICE.

The proper time has now arrived TOR ali
cirizens 10 Iay their city STREET tax. To save
cost and trDubl-. prompt payment IL Necessary.
}. b GLOVEE, City Clerk.
MaEisaaa All LID lo53.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-11

McClatch-y' keeps fine ryrups, sugars,
cheese and everything found in first elias.
family grocery store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-11

Leake & Hunt, have the choicest lot OF Pick
le. French Mustard Chow Chow. Tomato
CAtsup and Pepper Sauce in the place.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-11

Georgia Cherokee County:

To all whom it may concern. Gullfprd
letters Of Guardianrhpo the person and prop
.rty ii Albert X. Lyon minor cliiId Of john
Lyon DECEASED This is 10 cite all persons con.
csii,pd, 10 o. aud appear at nay Once within
the time allowed by law, and show cause, II any
they can why IeItrrs Of Guardianship should
not be granted said applicant. March ls! 1878.
w, X. ID. Moss. Ord'y.
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Wanted.

10 g AL TT e M s.
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Q he Marietta sonrnal.

Marietta, Georgia. April IL. 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
NGw.Yonk. Tuesday, April %. ls1s.

:" 7'1'''fly'
The local horse trade was fairly active to-
day. and in the Bulls Head Market work horses ofprme
quality wero particularly in good demand. Owing 70
the favorable condition Of tho weather, higher valued
stock has Of late receiving somewhat more atten
ton Buyers however still scarce Tor the season.
and manifest considerable reluctance to pay high prices
There was large attendance OF local and country buy
ers at the sale held to-day at Mr.. VIM Van Tasseus
horse Carriage auction mart in East ThrEeenth-st
near Fourhaye. The stock brongh TO the hammer was
nnNrr At iihn lnll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

At private sale the following has been reported I:
Night lots located the uOrthcry side OF Onehuudrcd
nudOrty commencing Us feet easteriy from
Tho Boulevard $4,000. These lots were purchased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

An unusually large number OF secondhand vehicles
also disposed OF nc pretty far prices.
At Mr.. Arch. J0hnstons new Horse Auction Mart IN
East Thirteeuth-st University pce, large sale
OF horses carriage harness. and general horse equip
Will be held tomorrow Wednesday, the 5Oth.
at II O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

Il basement HOUSE wing at Rye Neck Westeheier
Co with ha extending the main road to the water
good order; good barn cosboa good kitchen garden cola
grpey in full bearing aud fii less taa hs mile rom
Mamafoneck New-aven Railroad; conveniently arranged oT
~ ''' ROBT. h. CAMPBELL, &c Wallsi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
bout ono month since for $4,000.
EXCHANGE SAILS. APRIL %.


One lot Is y front asst SJs located the
e,tery Of Eeyeuye aud Nuelthst. 10 samuel Maj
Tor 81 Tga
one lot "a ott 2si 1919 and r. next adjoining on
soaheliy SIDE. 70 same purcb for r5,l0l .
I've o So 'front.' 53l 1lGi aud 6S on The westerly St
Iveuthve commencing o. inches souhery from NnetysI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
Real Gsiate TO Grlhanae

ITO EXCHANGED own large number of
farms, country stores dwelngs, hotels mills. lands
&C. which sell H. town. city other Bonds
stocks Sc List aud prices application Address JOHN B.
HOWELL, Goshen. n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
Gcfturcs auo mcelmas.

FIXTURES auo 1lcellnas
ry,HE ANNUAL ELECTION or the MER-
A CAMILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION will w bed At Ch.o~
nan AoTpre on TUESDAY. Nav 1872 POLL open ,sn
~ all .. M SAMUEL PUTNAM. Secretary prot.s
FE'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Vault
the Ge~-Yok CITY Sasoe Cemetery tseco1csi ff no
fsshc sl Or bsd a the Mes
York Hotel. on MOSDAY. hsy g frOc Z 70 oceck
ANSON BAKER SAcrstsry.
THE ANNIVERSARY RECEPTION of the
Il FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY vail ee b IN CSss-T
81 NOtl3st, WEDNESDAY The
ch1ruscs
theu sea children address ~ Rev Gho.
MIShS There Will b. diirbltor " Pnhs 70 tie Clkr.
by the Prestieut Boan Of g-Isie,s Pahls loy~
= W. h. BARNARD sept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
Eonees an0 farms Uanteo.

XNANTED-A FARM of 20 or 30 acres. on
Genital Railroad OF NewJsrsey @ SIDE Of Pa@teld IN
place Brooklyn location folASs Apply to N
W. RIRBR Pne-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

EOR SALE-A Country Seat, most delight
il situated the north side Of Long Island three miles oE
railway station best quality lands about 4h feet
water valuable beach Of best roofing pebbles now Welding
which be much increased HAkkiS VIII
Dey-St IL.
, 1873-05-11

Z: On the broken Ice we're most Of cur provisions
to: snstain thu party through the winter, and,
seeing nothing OF the vessel, ne attempted to
fesch the shore in hopes Of finding natives to
assist ua in living through the winter. Gattip1
, 1873-05-11
Narrative Of Capt. Tyson, One OF
the Rescued.


The Perils Attending Explorations in:
High Lat;tudes. ..
New York, May i10.-A dispatch from st.;
Johns, N. F., Of May 9, says: The steamer Wal
rus arrived from the seal fishery at the port of
st. Johns this morning, bringing the news that
the steamer Tigress had come into Rorerts' Bay,
10 miles from here. having on board nineteen
survivors Of Halls Arctic expedition. The fol-
lowing are the names Of the
.. nEscuED:
Il. c. Tyson, Assistant Navigator; Frederick
Myer, Meteorological; John Heron, steward
". C. Kruger, seaman; Fred Jamka, aeaman
Wm+ Nindeman, Seaman; Fred Antins, sea-
man; Gustayus T. Linguist, seaman; Peter
johnson, seaman; ". Jackson, cook Eaquimaux
Joe, interpreter, with Hannah aud child, EBqui-
maux Hans Christian, OF Kane's expedition,
and Hans Christians wife and four children, the
youngest only months old.
This party, which had been landed from the
ship Polaris, were driven from her BY gale,
which burst her moorings on the 18th Of Octo-
Der, 1879, in latitude u degrees IS minutes.
steam aud CANVAS, making for harbor On Tho
east aide Of Northumberland Island She Ind
no moro boats left OF six which ehe brought with
her from the port OF New York. Two were lost
in the northern expedition; two were landed on
the ice with Captain Tyson's party one was
burnt u drewood to make water for the crew,
and the other is on board Of tho Hg1eas.
THE PoLAR1s"
was in command Of Capt. Buddingtou, who had
thirteen Of the crew along with him, and plon-
tiful stock Of provisions. Her bow was some-
what damaged, and it is the opinion Of the sur-
vivors that they will be unable TO get cleaz uitu
July, and eren then, il the chip is unaeawo1thy,
they would have to make new boats to effect an
escape.
DEATH OF CAPT. HALL
On the 9Th Of November, 1871, In latitude 81
degrees 38 minutes, longitude II degrees Il
minutes, Capt. Hall died Of apoplezy, and was
buried on shore, where they erected wooden
Cross to mark his grave. He had recently re-
turned from a, northern Hledge expedition, in
which he had attained an altitude Of 81 degrees
and 16 mnutea+ He seemed in his Usual health, ,nnd
had called his crew into the cabin to encourage
them with hope OF future rewards and to stimulate
them to removed e1ertion, when he Was sudden
ly struck down and expired, to the great grief Of
those around, to whom he had endeared himself
by his kindness and devotion.
IN WINTER QUARTERS.
In September, 1871, the Polazis entered win
tar quarters, and left them on August IL, 1872
The ice WAS very heavy, and set IN souEhern
direction. She was forced south, and 80 contiD-.
ued drifting till Capt. Tyson and his party
we're driven from her.
4 a1adoe nnrfy croesed Kane'R Polar seA which
they pronounceu to Do = stlalt aoou5 nttoen:
miles vide. 1nefe was an appearance OF open
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-14

Gin in inGnsftseiaster 6 Dem IT n.
Sn Reaoins, @ennipteania, bieb es am 9an-
nerFas Abenb altse,nei,I, bap bic @uttin bes
Sobn Dabis, eiues: sdtnoelmaders, bet IN
100 Gbeftnut straSe tpobnt, iid) ertrdntt babe.
GS i9eint, bab oaS gbepaar iber einen beab.
fhtisten llmaus in Strtit oerietb, Der lit
S6atli1feiten auSartete, mad ipeldea Mrs.
Dabis, oiebabei oenaiir5eren 5oe, bas Saus ber>
lief unter oerDrobuns, !:d5 gu ertrdntcn:@ie lief
nod bem &anal unb alS fie iob, oab man ibr
folste, bob fie einen sroben @tein auf unb
Aleuberte lin nit eine'ul lauten @lati@ in ben
Canal tporauf fie iber bic Bride an
bcr S1leuie unb na@ oer a8obnuns ibrer
@lutter lief luo iie fid uerbars. sn5tuii@en
burdiudte ibr @atte nit einiscn 5tpan5is an'
ocrn bcrsebIi@ ben Ganal Biz id)liebli@ ber
betriibte @atte, bcr ieincr Sdipieger'nuttcr bae
lluslad anaciecn tpolltc, iein @cibben tpobler>
Dolten bort fanb uno iie i'm Sriumpbe tpieoer
Deiniubrte.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-14

-Nu9 III d libel. 0emeebanonv Stano'
arb" tuiro folsenoe i@nurrise @eididte aus
alt. Sermon, Snoiana, scid)rieben: ~Sn. Sdui~
icsrab. Sadion County, bcid)lob ein alter arner
Mctbooiitcnprebiscr, bet immer ieinen 9ub0rern
bic 9ooe beib su MAIDEN pfleste, NAL ouS einer
onoercm Gonart 5n prebiscrs, Oh has Spfsr oann
ni9t reidli6cr ausfaae. St preoigtc an nad<
iten Sonnta9c olio, bab cS feinc SoQe gcbc uno
bclt bann Bic iiblide Gollcttc ob. Scr &lin9el>
beutcl mar 5ienali@ idper uno tlopfenben Scr;>
e1s iduttcte ct lin auf ben Slid aus. slber
anitatt @idcls uno s9inplaitcr5 ficlen Nasel,
Steine, 2umpen, II. (. To. beraus. Der @rehiser
menoete fidb cntriiitet su icincr @emcinbc uno
iastc: sbeure Briiber, id) iaste cudj iocbcn,
hab es feline S0llc eebe, muF aber iebt bin;u'
iii9cn, RAP Go cine eeben iOllte, iuenn nod feine
pa it," 81. ..e.s,-- ......
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Sn bas Sd(ofsema@ eines in &ittsbnrsnob<
ncnoen rei@cn 8ant,nannes batte ii@ in Der
sta1t bon Samitas ouf @onntag cine uui@ul'
bic Glebermaus berirrt. @cgen ubr W&orsens
crloadte BET Bamtnann, borte len ionoerbares
@erunid, eloubte, es ieien @auber III ieinem
Sauie, feuerte meDrere @eboluerfda6e al nno
ciirte fdlicbli6 uier ober fiinf ,s(adtpoliaiften
III iein Saus, bercn bereinten 8emibunsen es
cno(i@ selans, ben StDrer bcs Sausfriebens III
Scr @eitalt elmer sroben.Gleoermaus gu entoeden
uno bamit ben Bis gum SOB eri6rcdten 0inan'
sicr bic oerlorene 6c,niitbsrube tuicoer ;u9cben.
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Oie sobip.
Bur Grbeiterls,ta.

Cine CUTE Sec tion. Gin seer, ber BIZ
&ausmasb i'm gerbadt batte, oae lie beinl
slumabea bes Geuers .Mlrrlens sferoiene &c.
niikte, ma@te eines abenos Sic sanne Ieer BOZ,
Del, nu6 fiiute fie nit gBaiIer. als en an,
auoern Morget! 5nm Gsibftid Berabfam, mar
es n'@t fert!g, I'm Ofen tuar fein Gener. aber
ipeibltden @efdledtS nit vberbnbtem" @efidt.
uub fonnte fld5 gar nidt erflaren, waS Der
Grocer fit fdledts aerofene balte.