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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03
OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGErOWN.

The next term Of this school will commence on
WEDNESDAY, October =, lS74, with the following
JUDGE GEORGE W. PAsCHAL,
Criminal Lano and ne Sesne. Of ,a"'s'
GRRISToPHIR INGLE, LII. B.,
Pei,Snai ftESgrtg, CSn,TGst, Moa,ft Lao
The plan of instruction embraces Lectures Rect
taiOEs, and examinations upon the several titles Of
law, toeether with illustrations Of actual Court
Application for information, either in person or
present at the college hall, Coinage Law Buidins,
siS .,o, street. gtsn daily, frSm ,o1 N.
INi BOYS, at $50 lsth sfresi, corner K, vii com.
n 1s its Fourtssnth Annual SESSION skPTENsER
st. vINCEETs SCHOOL ooTnST I0t6 aad q SIS
y under the care Of the Sisters Of Charity viii Re.
Snesttd to serd tiefr ebilaren pfOmp;y en's as
ROYs' AcADEMY,
IA In rear Of d.. Sgnderland's chpca, "a st n &C.
=. Number of pupils limited TO thirty tbs objeets
OF this institution 70 NJ boys for business for
tsusht IS : regular Sndy, aud sevsrsi have gone
rem tpis school positions rs shors hand
fenmsnsbP, srithmssio 1s sad BosR fsspSs as:
specislties. For those who design 70 enter college
Seiry and The Classics are thoroashI taught.
Hours from to 5; Price. Sls per quarter, See
number Of gold and silver medals awarded each
su;sOIm- AM. md lie !, PEinsi.al
II OssLYhN sEMINAhY,
T. less street. 6et; Ion st and Vermont ave.
Ro:s session. e s M
BER 16, 1874. Thoroughly competent teachers have
sssi sSs aS. particulars apply 40 hs rn
VHh wAsHlNGToN yEMALE SEMINARY
sna s ss' M oI g. DSusL as: rod
pals. aueis 2m
CoNZAGA COLLEGE,
VI Ia BET NORTH Capitol and LIST SIS aorfhtrea.
THIS INSTITUTION 10 Conducted By the Fatbsss Of
same that pursued i'm other iostutions ocssnosed
by that order. schooi will be reopensd ON MON
ps susis sss 81 Of Ss YSsss CLARK. rr
WIsLEYA AN FEhALR COLLEGE, Whining
~ ton, Dslaxare; Tue fall ssssion viii besin
sSas tsT %
HOLIDAY, sspssmber 7th,
:s ss "a 90: :oS,s.: sas
BoA1DIna and DAY SCHOOL yili Ee-eksn
Ct go II street, co-ner Of 10th. eeptemoer Iqe.
s1ssr ss1 advantages. Horthsrn Tsseess; I'D
MT VERNON lEeTIrUrl, 1880 sf8REf
Avn YRENcH And DxeLnH BsAxpINs AND DAy
eaosS5H Ecf iesEs sb lIssI. eTs
rOissi,s fsUD ,a0nMs sssidsni Tsschsr Of
pri.eicsl q Soof n sserss. sp q
M A8YLAND AoRIoULfU1AL COLL ToI
ne next session win comns.ce on isyu srp,v~.
30. :ss,s.S. 70 .sss.;s.s "a g. sssse 49,
6:s:iss:s; 8 ~ q 81 8 wau.. ssll..sy,ss
Tos 5srslsr isicHssics avp,v 10
sas,-sess'sN 0slIfss Ssssisss 3. 6ss. o.. IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

DRowEKD-About $50 O'Clock yesterday AZ
tsrEoon q eOlored man, named Anderson Pratt
while at work unloading q coal vessel at Car
ter's wharf. fell overheard and Was drowned.
His BODY Was recovered and removed TO his
home, $50 street southwest, and the coroner
notified; but on arriving and learning the cir
cumstsnces, decided that an Inquest was IN
necessary, a. the drowning was clearly acct
GENITAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03
POSTPOT'E.uE.G'T.
SECOND AND LAST
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
Masonic Relief Association

NORFOLK, VA.
DAY POSITIVELY FIXED.
THURSDAY, 18th November.
LAST CHANCE.
This enterprise is conducted by the MASONIC RR.
LIFE AssocLATIoN, OF NokFoLK, VA, under au.
March 9th, 1881.
10000 TIOKETs-s,OOo CASH GIFTS.
t250,00O TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
One Grand Cash Gift Of a 30 900
One Grand Cash Git Of . . go. rs 900
One Grand Cash Gift of...... .......... 90 900
One Grand Cash Gift of...... ............. 10 90
One Grand Cash Gift of....,, 1000
One Grand Oa-h Gift of.,. 25OO
One Grand Cash Gift of....... .. - 1000
Is Cash Gif 9 of 8 I 900 each........, $4,000
- Cssh GIFTS OF 900 each............ L 900
- Cash GIFTS OF $50 each......-..... 10, 90
~ SAD gifts OF 100 each............. l1,s $50
100 Cash GIFTS OF 100 each............. $4,000
Ots Oesn Glus OF % EACH. ~, 900
oOo0 Cash GIFTS OF 10 each.-..-....... $4,000
5000 Cash Prizes, aggreeating. .. -... 6 $50 900
PRIOE OF TICF ETs:-Whole Tickets, $40:
Half Tice cts, IS: Quarter Tickets, 81 50; Eleven
Tickets, elO0. NO INDIVIDUAL BENGFITS
This Concert is strictly for MASONIC pur poses,
esty, and fairness which characterized the first en-
terprise. JOHN l.. ROPER, Prest
Fer Tickets and Circulars giving full nfor nation
address, HENRf v. MOORE,
Secretary, Norfolk, Va.
Apply at 1244 Eleventh street northwest or 70
Janttars at M ssonic Temple, corner 9ih aud sts
nespOHStbIe AGENTS Wanted. sspl-t,th .6slOw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

ARREST OF SUSPICIOUS CHARACTsRs-S Ser
geant Acton arrested young man yesterday
named Harry Robinson on suspicion of being q
burglar. He halls from New York, and on his
person WAS found jimmy and quantity or jew
elry marked &c. W. D."
Sergeant Acton also arrested yesterday in
Center market youDg man who gave his name
rs John FaDnip. He had q quantity OF cigars
in his possession, which nc was Offering much
below their value. The officer turned him over
TO Detective McDevitt, who soon discovered
that be bad stolen $500 from his employer, Ed
ward p. Kelly, merchant tailor OF Philsdel-
phia, and had come to this city to spend 1T
The authorities Of Philadelphia were notified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

morning the grand jury reported that thsy had
"a led to ind indictments against james lreyo
an August Kleinheim, charged with rao on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

DRUe CLERKS AssoCIA rION-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Drug Clerks AssOcia-
ton was held at Clarke's hall last evening; Mr..
W. i. Bsldus in the chair, and @. s. Price sec
Rotary. The secretary read correspondence be-
tween Mr.. John +. Hancock, president OF the
American Pharmaceutical Association, and
Prof. Mace, saying that delegates from the as
soesatiOn would be admitted &c the American
Pharmaceutical convention TO be held AZ Louis
Vile, KY. on Tuesday next. Mr.. George A.
Bentley, president OF the association, rendered
his resignation OF that Office, and that OF dele
gate 70 the convention, which were accep ed.
PRED term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03
The New District Commissioners

The contractor for the improvement Of o
street, between 9th and COlu mbia street. nerth-
west was to-day nOtded 10 repair the man
hole al mouth of alley, which has caved in on
account Of imperfect work, otherwise it will be
done by the engineer and cost charged to his
account.
The contractor for the improvement of
street north and LIST street west has been re-
quested to repair the wood pavement az the
points named, where ii has sunk from water
running under 10.
The contractor for the improvement of 10Th
and list streets was To- day notified that the sus-
pension on the same having been revoked, the
work can be now proceeded with.
The proprietor Of the frame stable RECENTLY
ereetedin waite alley in square 572, was to-
Gay notified that II Il in violation of the building
the same within 50 DAYS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03
CWY ITEMS.
PRIGG'S.
SRAsONAprp GOOns

NecelVtu at PrIggs JeWeIry Store,
No. i57 PENNSYLVANIA avenue near AZ S:reat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

REAL ESTATE SALHe.-George TruesdeIl, real
estate roker, has sold, for =. Richards. lot 80,
tween 18th and 18th, to E. A. Ellsworth, fer
&c 80.
Thos z Waegaman. real estate broker and
o ctIon, O., sold part lot 8, in square 81 (, with
improv, ments, 70 Jno. Noonan, for e2 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

ANALOGOUS THTEvRs.-This morning, about
O'Clock, colored boy at the Center Market
took basket from country wagon, and was
seized by party near by. The thief resisted,
and the countryman called for help. Mr..
Gustave Krabs went to hls assistance, when
rock and dealt Mr.. X. a powerful blow on the
face, IL is feared breaking his jaw. The thief
thereupon broke away, but Brown was seized
by Assistant Superintendent j. A. Bagley, and a
countryman, who delivered him to Officer
Longstreet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

OFF FOR THE PAruxHNr.-The well know,
yacht mericus left her moorings yesterday fo
the Paiuxent, having on board Q few OF tn
members OF the Americas Club. Others VII
20 over and AMI meet her. She win sail dow
the Pot. mac and around the Chesapeake BAY
and fhe1 CO up the Patuxent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

A MAN KILLED BY THE OAvING IN OF AN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10. 80 O'Clock this morn
ing, q colored man, named Wilson Harris, was
instantly killed by the bank Of sewer excavs-
ton falling upon him on Sd street, between E
and T northeast. He was buried some IA feet
deep, and when dug ont his neck was found to
be broken. He leaves o wife and four children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03
T.
FOR REAL LIFE
>sCURED AT TIM
Warrington BUSINESS COLLEGE,


thrush course q instructio. an tranies .sart.
81 70 render young mes and W, men usrfui. s-lf-
supporting, and suI cessful.
ILL, instltut,. has enioysd ten years % uuster-
Iuptea prosperity, and is indsr-cd By many OF IN.
osa sotthl and substantial citizens a the ID srit
eno OF the nlted o. ates, or hsve scared ia al
Nantsess Tor their sous aud daughter
.,1ht ecoLAsriC fEAR begins MONDAY, Aucu-f
slime mCst favorable time Co erter-but .rholar.
snipe are issued At time, snd date from tiIas a
IkkfAR.5okI DEPARTNEsT.-Boys aud gtrl, can
snter TINS De pertinent Who have ono through Lons
.BtslNEss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES received in
tbs oel arimcUt who have gone throagh DeciusI
u ractione IN any Arithmetic.
I.iIloS.1sch olsrshps ior unlimited time. oloo.
PAY able N i0Ir equal monthly fnstAlments; or sss
II paid at time Of entering Year Scholarships, 3so
bs1eble IN siI equal monthly fnsfalmapt.. or Skl.
PAID 81 time q entering. By the qu Arter tilre<
nonthsD . ~. psy able on entering.
SESSIONS Day SESSIONS, hold from a m. 90 an
= m, en- I'd he best opportunities f0r young gen
ueInen aud euns ladies between the age 4 Il aud
y years. Evening sessions, held from Go D. m,
MONDAY Tuesday, Thursday, and Frtdsy are &c,
psSishy oesished Tor men, women, an1 youths who
education. oe'""s~
bBPLIcATIos should be made ct the College az.
me-, oor1sf Ite and L streets northwest Comnu-
nicetIcns should be addt eseed 20
ansls I'm n. q. sPESOER. President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

WILCOX q g 5BB'e SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency st Ohss.
Bsum's hoopskirt snd corset factory 18th strees,
tntelligencer building. 1928
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

WHERE THE FISHERMEN MAKE MISTAKE.
Inspector Luddington condemned about three
tons OF fresh fish, mostly taylers, on Monday
last At our wharves. The fishermen make Q
ket pre- Dptly, instead OF waiting for better
m afket prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

AT HER OLD TRICKs.-The confidence girl,
heretofore referred to, is nov operating on Cap
itoi Hill. Yesterday she succeeded in deceiy.
ing several persons by her plausible story about
having been sent by acauaintances of the fami.
~ visited giving names) to collect articles of
children's clothing, and took advantage OF the
temporary absence from the room of the lady OF
the house to purloin vsluables. Her true char
acter was discovered by Mrs. Burr yesterday in
that neighborhood, and she was made to leave
in a hurry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

THERMOMETERS ana Barometers are repaired
and msde TO orderly Hempler near AZ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03
V'HE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
HIGH SCHOOL,

This Institution will commesce its .eventh
scnolsstic year. In the North Session RnOaa ~ pr
surderanas Church, a. street, on the 7th of So ..
nmber; iS4. The Principal css be seen on the 81,
stn, aho 9th OF september, ut the schoo-roam from
2to sn., or addressed through the Post Once
LOCK BOX 1Sx. Circulars at Ballanty De's Book
gate. 49, sn,.o =.
I'HoMsoN ACADEMY. = The doties of this
:. SSbool, row In lite sixth year, will b. resumed
Principal, can b. seen At the Academy, lOI 8 u IA
3lst. IEen ,sS s ss
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-01
ELECTION s.GTseE.

u-c-TfrrS uILFIf CIVIE That On
rTjesIAv ~ "f of NtNtr ftr. I'7s. 81
r;i,I c,a -, II. ,,,trsI lIr.i.l.
~ circts, ,f DTn ,lyctri.t- site If ,S so:.
~ cf,.f ;cr.,-iv. ';cvlalt ~ AID istIi.. Cfi-
c,-e .c "a lows.
C,C-,r
tN+,,,.,,, royc-1,r
one NrnIercf CcnGr,ss
o. - ~ ,tr S1it.r,I.a CONT 'ia,ctrrrai
Crc IND pp OF SUlr<r.4e {, ant 81 q. Il nm
a., T1.,I q, suisr ne I,u,t.
"a, ~ c,rI.o+,. - -, et.,f
tr,s s,i.rr.v G,r,rsr.
ore stete Tr,astsTer.
owe sri. CrutrolIr
one Sury,J,r t4,u.ral.
one S~rtl:rt,LCert Puilic Instruction.
One C.a;r Mike II: lot iSt.
ono ststt I.:tr.t,r.
o. n;.t,t,t J,,rrr for Second judicial District
a. go, s,r,ttr
- Ssg,,.IIyn,n.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-01

p. Z. CLAYTON.
Tor state Senator. Ltwis Do.ol
M c. Gardner
For Assembly II Mason
Samuel LcEeabau9h
For District Attorney. viii am Patterson
fyr SLeIift. " afrei- " sSsoH
Fer County Clerk : L D. Iu"hius
Fer County Treasurer. L. +. he'll!
Fer County Recorder. ..........-...I L. sin4'h
For County Assessor. James huht
For County Superintendent
Of Public Instruction, ..-. M l.. lager
For Public Administrator. C. H. starkweather
For County Commissioner, Carson. W B. Butts
ro. County Commissioner. Umpire. j. +. Lebo
For Justice OF the Peace of
Carson Township
For Constable. Carson Township. ...E Duncan
Fer School Trustee, Carson Tp. g. ". G. Ferris
For Schocl Trustee, Carson Tp. u. j. Linn
Fo. School Trustee. Carson Tp. II. c. Parker
For Justice OF the Peace Of
Empire Township. j. P: Williamson
For Constable, Empire Township. Mark Hanson
For School Trustee, Empire Tp,W. d. A. Temple
Ter School Trustee. Empire TIP. .....A. BurSeois
For school Trustee. Einpire Tp....Ias. Morris
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-01

tn tony Ci'c'r - p,ul,T t tla l,aisis-
tUlt, ttJtrs ~ AtirI CIy'liar, ',n niti,c.
pm JiN ',.lf.th. e., a. 'IUlH ifiltH F'i tts
l'ro. l,I4 .'rtl' ulo.' e i,h3hdhp ,li-
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tl,s tHEt. y. J. ut'p i,a ltftrr, flu ,,ts,n
tu ~ h,i. ftd lrIlc is pis,r er of,i,d tole
Itra ta'trtL L. to cuc ,snui,atr thtn another
shall Io guilty 81 itlCi., lHnltlAll, Ly u GLe
Itt CEC,tdif : tNc ;Atul ~ ColHis - ten ythis
iElTt,ImoI; IN de Stt'e ilaon, q Ion tuSh
me AID imprisonment
Src. 81. lyuy r,rson "hc. rirE unll.
It ir al nv tltgtltn tftts tr rli,,t e. 81 loift
'r rI,,tle The alr, ,iIthI,ni q any luncullr
Ittti 'utlroe, ltsit.ou, r .itpI,!nut afln
~ -r, atlt,t ,,ltlCtittt'n TO iiI ltiEtn ~
'Ct, t,r. GlI,,uf,, ,r aid IN fichiiIe N*
,lt,tl,l q lhrh eandidGtp. CT ptfton Lot lflrg
tsIdidite, v b., o,nii ui,icLt,s Any titr Lltcr
in NIuloiitn f tl.is ard lie lite,d8tE tt,tien,
oJI. IuoRNith iIt,ti {" tuCur, l.r ioN'i"
fer. ,r tu lluCNlu 81 aiu ~ ihIUatE III tlt'-
tion g tie diattc Il al! to Gtti4,d tLilty 81
t,l,l.. tEislthic ly imlris,niuthi B't ,Aeft,-
jig 40 &tas'' . iuc E't 'AUt,Gii g tAt ilots-
ana eoAsItt a lS 10th such TIE shd iig tittn-
iGtrt.
slc. 50. Nc pcrfor - al ttll. rive away, cr
irnisl, or came 90 Zee fu'd, ttytn tsiy, Oritf-
IithCd. 'ith,r f,r,r Niilaut luA. within ihr
STATE, e. 81 cay ul,n rs, Il bilA g. f,ial ol''.
tan T. ted, Itr vitl in H., In ST ~ y ctuE.
lr cliy 0u IA drN ~ O. VI itt ItN tlst isl a.
lGBl iril al ctttcn Is f,'d tltr,lb. ~ it1ir.
utls J. alt. - i,iI'r',d lIr,t ,r Niip, atu
IIlI ~ ciufoii alan le rtthtd ltiHy -
II i-ttiu,.s or, md tltn tLNi,h'h th'rtf
flI3.l br iItd IN my ttn ct l,kt tlin 10
hazard ~ I moe thtn ito tl.oGtni. ,s ", p,
ct by inI tisornt NJ in The county Jhil 80 l'ss
thuh o:le nor IA, re n sn si1 oi.il.. ny luih
such I'm. aLd impfisoIni,iIt. IL the dh,isisi -
q Cont. AID II shall bc tie duty Il Jhuytttt
Tie / Is rict tpiis 81 The t,N,rs Jt,it.El -
tr cts in Ills State. 10 sIitli' LiNt y h bt IA
charge to rreiy Crbhd Jui. ia r,L,ld a. iL,ir
respective districts.
.,,., in witness Nltr,of, | Lave
.sxSess. hcrtutto t,t ny hnLa iLa eau,.a
sTNGVG.. tho Grt at :, ,Hltf tn. STATE ui NJ
- w ~. Nsda to h~ thrd. Ioss IN
gWyI- Csls,G ,ng, tLis llih ~, q
VSc. sepan.lcr, A. l.. lST4.
l.. L.. BkeIIlN.
Goy,intr e tls ttsts 81 h.Nas,.
BY the Governor
J. l.. MINOR,
Secretary Of sis;s.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-01

DR. ~. WrIIE, rh. siciar fnd erreton, hss
onov,t his Ace tiCm tie Otrsi'y ftEte 10
the suite Of io1ns eyer. c. /. tSiteIs Ifcg
stcrc or Carr On nDS, Clef L ay there To cCG-
suited GuiiI!.or Plaintiff. liz -! ind light.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-01

daily newspaper. devoted 10 politics, general
Lewa. local ss2ire and the interests Of
Is t.5gh5ctLood.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-01
ORMSBY COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC TICKET!

For uace Of The Second Judicial District
P Il CLAYTON.
,-or S..t. Senator Lewis Do-on
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-01

orF1cE-Cn Second street. orrosiio tne south
FTo-.t u TIE Cspi:ol.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-04-18

Coon NEws.-1be Augusta (Geor
gia) Chronicle. furnishes some good
news That paper says:
A gentleman who has Travelled ex
fensively throughout the State Of
Georgia, informs Us that the acreage
IN cotton will be about twenty-five
per cent. less than last year. A
larger rea OF lard will be devoted
TO corn and small grain. The State
Grange Patrons of Husbandry rec.
commended one.third cotton and two
thirds In corn. and other cereals, and
snch products as are needfnl for the
support Of man and beast. II the
programme laid down by the grang~
ers be adhered to and faithfully car
ried out the planters OF Georgia will
find their financial condition vastly
improved at the close of this present
year. The mania for all cotton has
well nigh ruined the South. II ex-
p%erience is worth anything our plan
tiers have had it bitter enough to
deter them from trying to make
money by planting cotton exclus.
lively.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-04-18
BUCKEYE POULTRY YARNS.

Offer for sale Eggs for Matching from the fol
lowing varieties If Pure Bred Land aud Wat.
Fowls, at a. so per d, zen
Dark aud Light Brahms, Buf, Black. Whit,
ana Partridge Cechins Brown and White Leg
horne. White and Grey Dorkings. plymonii
Rocks, Houdans, Ronan and Aylesbnrg Ducks,
Toulouse and Bremen Geese. warrant one hal
or more of each dozen Eggs TO hatch If thew do
not will replace them for 50 cents per dozen.
Send stamp for desc, iptive c%ireula,. I IKE sent
G. U. ID. II desired. q We me q trial.
Isaac LrsDE, Marlboro, Stark Co. Ohio
febI4 3m
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-04-18


PhEAsH Stop MY-WHAT I've
clip the following sensible hints from
the Baptist Waterman
Times r hard, money is scarce,
business is dull, r~etrenchment IS a du-
ty-please stop my" Whisky? o.
no /; times are not hard enough for
that. But here is something else
that costs me a large amount every
year, which | wish to save. Please
stop my tobacco, cigars and snuff?
No, no, not these !; but l must re-
trench somewhere T; please stop nv
- ribbons, jewels, ornaments and
trinkets Not at all I; pride must
be fostered, if times are ever go hard:
but / believe / can zee q way TO eff
feet quite a saving in another direc.
tion-please stop my tea coffee.
and needless and unhealthy Injuries?
No, no, no, not those, | must think
OF some thing else. All | have it
now. Ny paper costs $500 a year
] must "a v that. Please stop nv
paper! That will carry me through
the panic easily. i believe in re.
trenchment, and economy, especially
in brains
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-04-18

sambo, where I'D you get TIC
watch you wore TO church last Sun.
day. Laws, msssa. how you know
| had q watch p Why, | saw the
chain hanging out Of your pocket in
front. oh, g'woy, masea S'pose
you zee a halter round my neck.
would you tink dero was a horse in.
SIDE oh me -
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-04-18

The Legislature of Georgia has
been m~emoralized by persons Who rep
resent that the songster Of the South,
the mocking bird, is in danger Of ex-
tirpasicn on account Of the number
captured md sold. They ask that
the capture and sale Of young mock
ing birds be prohibited for o season
to give the birds an opportunity to
increase.
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Plutarch Gays, The eyes Of the
hog are 70 formed and disposed of in
the head that it is always looking up
on the lowest objects and can in no
manner contemplate things elevated
and lefty. IT cannot look upward
unless thrown back with it's feet up.
ward. Although this animal is ad
dicted 10 the most discordant squeal-
ing end grunting ; yet as it is laid
on its back IL is Immediately silent,
% great is its astonishment at the
heavens. TO the sight Of which it is
unaccustoned and which causes such
fear that It is liable to cry
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George. asked the teacher of a
suDdsyschool class. WHO above all
Others shall you first wish to see
when you get to HeaveDI' With q
face Frightening up with anticipation.
~ litsis fellow shouted @Gerlish I
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pocket. and had written out an
obituary notice for publication in the
next Issue, which tho bereavcd bus
band pronounced "a mighty smart
piece '-Delroit Free Press.
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sage 10 her son, Then nj Washington;
caught these sords from the iai .
Ing ! Tcll him biz country needs him
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turned, however instantly on receiv.
InR tidings Of her fetal illness. and
rad the saii.faciio1 OF teing with her
when she died.