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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-09

Lovers Of Nature cannot ind In the State
grsnder or more beautiful scenery than 10 70 BE-
found In wsshos Valley, while lovers Of the
terpsichercan ART will DO able 70 chase the
who wish for athletic sports willard them In
endless variety.
Committees are and have been at werk. and
We feel proud In asserting that everything will
Be- what We Wish and eur friends desire.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09
be secured, and trained to nm,

be secured, and trained to nm
derstShd 81 fhe full value Of
prompt dealing, ready and
pleasant adjustment of errors
nand o careful attention "a TO lIail
wants OF customers. with all
of these a good trade can be Sc.
scnfedy provided the ichsiOmersI
exist. within a convenient Fadi I
Us, and are MADE AssAI;REIlEs Of the
facilities which are offered for
their Accommodation.
D Thspsual met6odhSfa.,facI..
ling baahsss ar wa known,
And, t0hlG5rtaiui Aklsht. s8teL
iye.r, Every man has sign TO
show his name and qtrade.bnA
handsome display of goods at
tracts Casual observers Bet
ter than these are u the he com com,
mandatory words Of customers
who have been served and
pleased. LA word, iuItavor Of b
business house is often worth
much. II one.person's good re-
pofy Js5w3fIha sspinsl hmg0 0the
Communications of ten will be
worth ten times as much, and
OF aHchundred slill more. Lite
is short, and itlis every mans
,ambition TO make a fortune
Eyeryihngl is tsqughth which
will tend TO hasten the happy
time whehsthat fortune can lie
coun,sd as lpadsr Every. man
prefers to trade where he has
formerly Graded. The shire wd
business man is therefore anx-
iouslto SECURE the .FIRsT possible
order from eyery mnn who has
an order TO- relye.r The earlier
The frs, order IS secured'the
better prospect there is OF ma
king a regular customer at an
early day. NJ. ,,
A man intending to do busi.
ness must first pre- pare himself
to;meetlh The requirements ol his
customers; next he must let ev.
cry possible customer know
that no IS SO prepared, /. lns4 =
very small place he may TELL
all The people what he can d.
WHOEVER IS IN A.PLAoE LARGE
ENOUGH To SUPP RT A NEWSPAPER
WILL FIEDTHAT TUE CHEAPEST NE
plvMoTHRs aiwhIcn TO ADDRESS
the PUBLIC. - Il
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

A NkvAbA paper says; "rbere
was no regular trial in the Z ase
ofRJohn Flanders yesterday
He had an interview id the
woods with aIiew iriends, how,
ever, and il is perfectly certain
that John Won't iburgIe any
m0rei .a.2a-,.-I 2
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

A PATTERSON man who had
placed several lightning rods
lonlhis house wasdslighted, dur
.ihgla reGent storm, at seeing it
sirnck in two places ,Awhiletthe
house oiIlhl5 nelehbor,s who was
too Cmean Ito pay fora light
ming rod was mot struck atuall.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

-ioTaE Russian Grand Duke
Nicholas, who stole his moth.
er's diamonds and presented
them to Josie Mansfield, has
been baOished to the Caucasus
,ior life, and deprived of the
cross OF ST. George, bestowed
tor achiev ene,lts in the Khiv.
an calhpaign. SD ,uosqmic ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

r A"GERMAS l'liyslelst proposes
tOnmake poplar trees do Che
work OF lighhing rods. If by
this means he, can succeed In
doing away with lightning rod
.peddlers' we cant see why this
shouldn't be a poplar method.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

The Republican party is Wig
orottsly alive iu- Indiana. The
late State Convention was vase com,
posed Of i so5 delegates, rep. !.
rssenting every county in the
State. saoH 10 ue4aa1D 3af
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

ii The CourlsrJuurnala q o sug.
2gests that il the Ohio crusad.
ersi would take about three
ipgers OF Boorboh be'o each
meal they would find that they
.efTl could pray q saloon IkespeB in.
TO fits in half, Of The time. ,o,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

II iTHEE IEs CQmptrollsrnf .hsaG
I.qhiy renhfiy iso prepared t9d tecsiS5'
applications iIoOns forI orgaaizsliA'
q lNNp National banks ppkkss in all Ya3
ern and Southern Ststehs bna
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

A KEs4UcKY farmer says * that
three good bull dogs roainlht
the yard nightswll do more t.
keep a man honesthlhaa aliItl:S
talking IN the world. ,salddca
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09
WHOLE NO. 1926
Tnkkkl bslls.l case from Ica,nl.

THRsEo bells. cast from can.
non captured in the Franco.
PrussIan war, and given to the
st. Matthew's German Evan
,Eelical Ohurchof Baltimors by
the EmperOr William, were fee.
Gently placed In POSITION and
tiedicatsd with ! apff0piials
.eeremonieal ml--2 lLup sd
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

'laMR. bwHrsE4IisIio intosa wa
consin pond and was dfowass
lie } thought a Hhttleli %atr.
would Improve him BhtP9,
'didh't'iiuIlJ ,9osnT11 alasd
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

THERE Is q sOciety in Brook
l.n- Mrs. DR.. Theodore Cuyley,
DID, President 4 tor putting
down corSets, high heeled shoes,
.lalse hair, waterfalls, monster
bonnel.y rouge, ahair@dyer aud
other feminine ayauitiesss 'Ihe
society makes bul little head.
way. II has he world, the
fest, and the devil against it. ,.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

somerst. Press, s'o9 I. a.. ~. Z 1,', on,
TINS !, !sE TWO neighbprlypId, towns
Of Laiisaster.aand Ssomrrsel,
eighteen mi miles apart, have The
honor no r.. o';ssnpplyipg two, very
high Z Offices &,lh, lwoyEsry dis
il.ipguishediIiiilnncum ii il That
term may be applied to militia.
rry qftisers. Lapsasler iurpish-
es the General, W. I. Sherman.
and Somerset the Llsutenant
General, 2. II. Sheridan. as
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

IT is 6ow disco coysred that the
account Of The" ssbhlloon", that
was found In q tree. in 4Narth
Africa, and snpposed, 10: have
travelled rsDaihwardl dl,si.tfom
Fraaes during the lFtanco'tasf,
man war, ia founded on atypo.
graphical error. sss 4 Tie Sss Word
should have been printed @bab:
kaIl19fjo IDA slo piGs0p01 1
UOOus s,..,-..,I 49, N "a ...,-ii rnllI 1
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

i The iortdhei Ol Jas. Lick, the
Californian Peabody, is oesti-
mated at IRON "a 100000 to
$6,OOO.O0O He owns The whole
Island OF Santa Catalina, con-
tanning nearly "1b 900 acres,
and valued al-$t900,000, and
lhe1LiCk House Land adjacent
erly in San Franeisco, sal down
property at $l,5O00OO.o II
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

3 BosroN encourage, woman's
aspirations TO take active part
in the, diffusion OF sinteilectnal al
civilization bynpa,ronizing Ia
l.e matel newspaper Carrier
sged eightyrelght;ssl gliIaois
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

qoAa CuAN dollar isnowSSuib
only thirteen cents &hatsahsy
keep on calling it.adOAsr iust
tor the fan of thedhin'gsgsdiA
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

.,,NI WHEN and old citlzen, Of De-
lllrooittg llroitt goes through a runaway
= uqharmed the Free Press te
licltaIes him on his escape
from "lrescOiIg The wheels oil
apassing express wagon with
his ,braias.sei I'D bsa.a:9s e!a
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

Q WHEN deaf and dumb: iovcr
are married two 4nsihbe4s 81
the wedding party are RJ44
be 'unspeakable happy y202 . 90
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

From tho Mobile Register -
D The GlviksRlghis Bill may
enable the colored gentleman
70 enjysall the privileges Of
sodaswater fountains, Ice cream
saloons and Billiard rooms-b1t
we would. like to,seeshim sub
ject Bis vissge iosthe manlphla-
lions OF a While barber ziie
would fnd himself in as Ian
gerous a position asGens For
rest - S %
II is said tha F.rest went in
10 abathrr shop ON Broadway
10 be Shaved. The, colored
gentleman aho i.ffieiai ed was
voluble,. Forrestsw as.in IA good
humor anil disposed to be- talk
alivs., AT las> itcame ou, thai
the gentleman who was being
shaved xas. called sGtnrzFore:s, :. 4
whereupon the colored gentle
tlemah ysnled to- know II he
Was having the henor-io shave
Gen. Forest 0t the, late ContsaH
erale cavalry. -tieh2 Forrest
mildly assepted.. whersupon
the barber Remarked that he
was glad 10 uaake4he Generals
acqaain.auce: as, his, brdflisI
was soldier'in thso Federal
army "Where1s: oursbrofhsss
asked the &c neral. SsHs va
killed at Forl Pillow! Pans wered
ll.s barber. .%
Esllsn(ly aud. gently 'as ths
fall Of The sa0w-aake but scca.
rs.ely aud wiihoat'hesitalion-I
lhe General slid rom Beneath
ne tszor Of That barb 81, gaiesd
his iest, and wi,lra'faoe bataas
to,Oue side, and dalhered as to
f5e S5ther, cisulssk ed; you
Sap't shave me lhis norni9sl
AtrlendNwho met hina amo.
menE later. .remsfked ths. sin,
gdlaf appeafancs'of Ais ase'
fhe :eenerals smerely observed
u Iike tnhafs-hslf ofSmy face
shaved ara time.%
IL = A--4s%e@
RAAes.@<itA AsDALE author o
ats land, my Maryland" ha'
Eti,len s.rosweu,i,lsd .Alex
sndrine,s The reffsiia OF whcI
o., OF tie rsnnykOa ."AIexan
.. afowna,sordAx
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

~ A 5WIscoSsIN minister &af
4 dismissed ,Iris from an 1loerqi orqiha9&ao8 ha9&o8
pulplt because because he built aIl6+9
under a balky horse. hYesl ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

IA sEksifivE qglrp 'hasbr5lgA
OFF the match bsca6sehs'tsg
she ehad a foot like IL rhAh
box. .g5mIal gIo'e iadl 81 %
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

GREEN BAY has decided ithH
a widower ought to moura,
1sastf three weeks before Shy,
ing around for aseeond vile.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

NV q % ~ I''IVI-. - wv
,25HE has leit ltfa void 4stSa,
not easily be d filed" lllls, sbth'
bank director touchihgly II
marked of the .abscqndiD !;
CASHIER .-a atrs basls-aya
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09
IQ6vaslrisffGffRKSIkI

lILRS. g. Faxes; ;IofrthesBadd. +.
cab JKentuckiau, comes 6d!IM
scard accepting oths ealilhom
smany yoteFs' IUObecomob
candidate for cprehsrjaS sath
that IAN experiences ofasoEsf&
yeagn Eithld9 thel pfeeisote 1oif
Carlo ! render meas sxcSlIent
Judge of Gdead mau.',l s7s1v
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

a"FORi a. young %bmanstO bS
gin 10 pick bntlnf aoycunk
mans coat collari'is,saiil to- be
the bfrst symptom that bth,
young manis in peril ID aAsm
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

. IThAsx Ciod,T1a ID spite d the
worlds creed. and the worlds
sneer, there are sill women
WHO believe that men WIN be
true oto'Ithe nj, day aRef.a daS,
monthaaIter month, seen Ot ID. uu4nj
seen. And tRank God more,
there ARE stalCh Chden, FOR whom
such iaithis not Ia vain! s'.l'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

l,oTHE Ciuclnnali Enquirer
commenting on the lacl that
The newspapers are talking
about Harriet Bescher Stowe
and husband, remarks that tits
an additional proof nofl the hu-
nlorls,'s z 15ss s.atemsnttlhat 4 ,lh when =
man commences matrimonisl
lite as aslieutehiaaAfriti i siaArt IN IN his lam
lily bs, neEer, gets promoted. q
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

(, & "A AT OincinnalI Saturday eve.
ming, John W. Coleman, while
drunk, stabbed Peter Graeffe,
an industrious, hard v orking
Blacksmith, =, q causing bis death
'oolemsn is an lrish, orange
peddler who has been in the
work house, land, has The name
OF being ,qusrelso'neD and un'
rnly. The police, ailet his ar
resi-, With difficulty prevented
the crowd from lynching HIM
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

Tnr personal ipi9ptrt9.,s Il
Athens county isnosOh9tbtas
over s9,5O00oO, not 1ndddias
that OF incorporated 'icOahrlpSsS
'nies, banks, railroads ana lste.
PraphSI2 ati 10 roiioss add at
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

The Attorney General justly
decides Ithat a white woman
married TO "a citizen of the
United States Is to be consid.
cred q citizen A also, no mater
where she was boln.a sra,jbs n
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09
A KANSAS boy earned a nice

a KANSAS boy earned q nice
BlPles by committing. Il three
hundred verses 10 memory and
then CheeFaded his Bible of@a
shot gun and accidentally
bic aunt IN the ieg.noo1ego on
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

asAa 4 AgNys sEy sS.ylSsi sSylSsi # f boys bfOSyss, trey5
rahu. sers has been 9 invented invented in Bosi y;
tonr eopnrsyEtlt1h syEtlt1h aidcqPpera seat sheet
iron knees, riveted down in
the seams. -ahd--wa,er.prooi
pocket; too hold broken eggs.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

'aITHEn PsbriaiwwoaSa6' SShta5 Shta
wanted to tarU# ilGefssii0 Yhl1
her husbands stasSfsWA dAAiAs
agolhas just ahsAisdHS, ihaR.
ning rod man edi f''S "a
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

40 TAR- ssy@oqrir( r(IAd.l psnSr
craet says lhese will sbs,utsss
State tickets in nathe @ tishdA
that .lE 3 STATE ats this fall, ,ReRahlisanhb
iDDSsm Democrats, ll1nadepssnn1egt Fat
ners'' and TfmPeralGsa d ed
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

In Scotland 0n the ordination
Of eldefs. a uld-doctorue-
liyered Ihe,chatses:, SMe brelb
aR, rule mesl, sdis wsel, Sdt
rule bsae, that, mae, a. mon or
ataFpi,T Tthes SklfR will yEaos
that thss are fuled- Me bSfsihh.
rim, pray God rs IgIs seN COM
mon ssnss!y' d aSsjs Chief
grace o'sn OIdsr.CI0'o Q
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

IA io9RsEsspsnFSg writes 10
tho SSeiePhlias American lthat
the worst toOIhache, OrEneural
gia coming froln,!hs teeth, may
be speedily lRd delightfully."-
ended by the application of q
small BIT Of clean cotton sstur.
ated N 9, strong solution oi
ammonia to the defective tooth
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

laThe-dbJeetIof doing business
$40 make mOhsv!dl N . two or
more b! persons ss',s!Fe ,ss!tFe engaged ,iIh,
The same trade under lhs sans Is.
circumstances the one whose
transacflOpsIdFP largest 'Till
not only make most money!
.hptdheslargesto percentages oil
net profit. For example: A
sells $50, 900 yorthi Of goods
which allows YhImran average
efpSS HFSitlpi 25 per Ge6lII pf
0S9 hl1siF FFIHlSie FSpE
ne pays $500; for assistant,
s5OO;ofdtbHre and llght,9s ,9slOO;
for nlliiscelianeons expenses,
| 5000, atolal ai,Jsss sO9O, Leaving
a net profit 1000. reo 'edp
z Ia The same town, In a simi
lar store 3. an older merchant,
longer -yesisbh,hed and better
khoo Wb, 1sefis $4,000 per hsmhinnum.
| BiFsts Ap8F7sl32 stiidI iSs
same rentuclerEl hire doubled,
costing him $1,000 where "A
pays butt sSOo.iI BIS enrireI Iiss3 tx,
Repsss, f@itheY YsahsFs S 800,
while bis profits are $4,000
gross; $1,000 net; or + 1T per
cent. on the business dong;
while A made bat Is per cent,
net, Any business man of ex
perience. will pronounce the
above exhibit lair. IVA plan
WHICH will enablerAto increase
ps business 70 an ssmoan,
equa! to that done by B with.
out reducing his percentagelo OF
profit. will lie worth 81 600 q
Year. II an expenditure oI
$4,000 will nuke AS trade
double that OF BIS, Then suct
abSe4rendiiars will.nol be i'm
prudsll jor on he $50 0o0Do
business there will be $2O,O0(
prof from which to deduct the
expenses, increased to $4,000
and $4,000 psidfer, advertising
4@AS'wilrhaVeISl0,5O pref', ol
SO, 800 more than that made b,
| BIH y y 4 III
\ B has the larger trade be
cause he is better kaown; III,
,lacisi Ihau he IS. .an> old Liner
chant, and long'establlShed, are
| eti in@yahe iurthsrll llharT'hey
have cOntrlbul ed 10 make hin
wellkhown. They hare adrsr
tised him. If Alias equal ad
vaniages of capital, chsfsctel
and capacity, and .issddnig bus
iness IN a regienlwhere III" pop
ulation and distributing iaclll
ties are equal to the supporI o
so large a trade, he may equa
that d B as soon as he convin
ces the public OF the aclua
irhfh concerning his facilities
Advertising is the msans of in
forming the public,,. ,Adyer'is
ing attracts new customers. |
they are we'll treated they re
nam aud bring their ffiends. I
is the report oii these who trade
with him Ihato makes he repu
iation ., the meEchanl. On,
who has never visited a sior'
can npf speak Of il from 'xpe
ience. Adverlisipg,brings til
castdmsf.' He MUST BE kEFAlNEl
BY. BEING WELL -sFsNED. J-LN-
NJ man can do business un
less he deals in something tn,
people want. Unless he has
clear field and no competition
he m ust not .cnly1baveH what !
wanted. but must have j, Of lh'
better qualify, at d lch4ape
price, or serve it III a more sat
isfactery mannerstbsn bis com
pelitors, otherwise he will at
YasifAiy hisArH!hhaaErs hisArH!hhaaErs q the etrsade etrsade
Every successful business mai
| SHf1sl.Hoss ,iajrsm ADJ % idsutTd Nd,,
must secure 'acmore than hi
share. a 'InitradeIit .' tits iimpoQlr.llga.nl l.lg
that the pr~fils g shall be iaiI
bdt as the markets are equal.
'lOpen to aa,thse fqiuahiy' of good
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

Igys fr9l, 20 n6iI1oIULI. ey4sI
.aIssiiEtFE FRIDAY az, ulnisaSkyu isaiSSkyu HAssAi HAssAi
How many weekly neFspapeES
issued on n-thatdaEhaxs become
a SUGGEST y slsi .AoISA a q
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

"YELlow ieysf has broken out
in Hayana, lapd d New York
quarantinss AZ .sssssla sffsn
tkess. 81 3s34i stselK OF.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

IJ.AV An VrTl se5-VSEE 2 1o!B
tins MnSs'AA4r5lhaurc MnSs'AA45l hgaurcdE dEgqatEsBis
pre-; s;epm,iinfe.aqtly mi nfe.aqtly lyddt ddtistibRguishhsssa hss tpg
The The Jabssnss of local !lss llasalasads ataaasAa
lrontoal lCaqmmetspfssiqfs.u aniaasd
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09
Ed7I1H UUfI1i'W ITIU
Thbuns.o

EJ7T1N UUII1fsW ITIU
Portsmouth rribune.O
Steam Hummer or. Ram. .
sD9hd stesih a.hmer at the
works Of .thS e4yiord Rolling
lMilrm0d4h lately stscled, 10
make ldSomA, tr4wlns molten
bids fTometha aebarcoab fue.
;n9cessjs A,Iwordsrf4l m ichine.
We ars Indebted to the man.
iaker fora partial aessriptioho Of
IL The anvil block. Weighs
atHepty-tHIes tobs, ,hs fra me NJ
'nxtOpSsJhe cylinder and ram an
tiSsaronS- eStihe on aibunda-
tion twelve tees1qppFeS of oak.
The ram cSP be msds lp;s,fike
one hundred and Fisandty dt Slows
,peFaHnnles 1Felneapes weight
to twenty tons. The machine
is.All,cast' iron; except the ram
head. The frame is harp
shaped. Tbsrapidiiv wand 1vsiGbt
Q, the blows BY The ram or
tF9j hamrner y gesr are such that they can
makgfiiye 4, 9 biouitiA while they
are making ;oneswith t,he, ,.old
fashioned hammer which they
have e used in the mills for years,
II requires no more steam than
the other, and can be managed
BY a man and iBqylY oostAia
working order, $4,000. We
were also shown alma Dime I6t
testing iron, according to the
u. s. Government standard,
- '-------s 80, S-------D
Pomeroy Telegraph. '''l'' ..'- = { ~ {.
'a GENEAL u ROsvENoR publis bee
a card in the Athens Messsn.
ger declining TO be considered
IN the ring this tall as a posi-
ble candidate Tor Congress. he
say 8 his health will not permit
him to make the canvass, be
sides he proposes to remain in
the position 10 which he hal
been electd bv tIs Peoplepn
til The end Of his 'ertn. Hs Iac
u severe attack oi pneumoni,
last winter ut ColumUus, iron
The effects OF which he is still
IssnfetipgI ) g0EM0091I
To our certain knowl.dg,
General Grosyenpt was'ons o o
The most influential and uselu
members In the House las
winlera 1t isIno txag9eratlol
70. that his speech agains
The Lewis Asylum Bill" savel
The State from q prOspecliv,
expense Of $4,000 a a+y year, "a Iii,
bilLs as reported, having, in
creased the salaries aot officer
10 that amount. Democrats es
peclally should thank him 70
the expose made inathat cas-,
as 1t saved them carryingaiear
full burden This tall Had ,b
and other RrpubIlcah member
remained silent, there Is not I
particle Of doubt but the lbiI
would have passed as at first re
| ported EiV.i.A ~
THE ST. Lpls, rRfpublical
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THE Rev Mt. Parka nbiscte,

THE Rev Ne Parks objected
to eating his pic mic dihner at
Moro, GAL, under lie AmsrieAn
flag, rediSfking that "that rag
q ,,9htTocqeh ~ = hich he mac. Pdt
many !abullet bole' dis!urBed
his Onjcymept. on ths IoIi6w-
ing Sunday, as Mr.. Parks took
his Plgceiu the DplEii, be ;Iound
the Amencapflas shsngihg1 IRON
it. He was SboGt 10 Pull it
ido&hS when lMr.VMnler, who
Plrced Itabsre, after hearing
his Anloyal speech at the pic
'Hic'quietiy rose and preSented
a pistol, advising him 10 20 on
with bis preaching and let the
flag alone. Miller sat on the
front seat with his fngefon The
trigger, ready forany allusion
,derogaiory to the flag. At the
conclusion of the sermon Mr.
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SUNDAY School ateacN&1b
"Nyxt Sunday *sql have lItfE
death of Moses. .a0l4Ms6ogtll
pqpll--fTbsH shs did dd'sJ a
last" "L.li. % elI o. laeis 10
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--Ss0eS- y fNF
TnE st. LOUIS, Republican
tells a slory'oia rnislnaled pair
who, ,hyedlin ,slon., The Iwiie
journeyed toLCblcaRo ami
commenced suit Tor a : divorce.
The husband followed and Ia
duced her to abdndonsthe suii
rpd return hepe3 IHless9hnp
a year they grounded again,
and the wife returned to CHI
cago and her divorce suit. The
husband not beng quick
enough, ihe decrss was grant
ed, and the wlfeaueturned adto
Bnslon a aiiree woman, where
she resided for five years. Z
Meanwhile the husband came
West. l In an eviEhour the va.
~, man .ssnswereds d matrimonial
advertisement, rtsee and aafteFsa ioae
correspondence, came ~ est lo
marry her affinity. .Whenihey
met she discoyered in him her
discarded husband. Each. had
lied 30 tconsisteaily,'and post
lively to'ithe other that, dthe
fraud had never been7suspects
I'D ,.tssHs haa sTsa 81 ,R1 etnrfe asnAi$ lallid
ed.sap isss dfIoa Id D. 1sitalp issR' ei1al
,9ril a sa-Lsss----.-.---- gcif's@ to
IA, IA : REAsQss iroVe was dis,
covered in a., singular manner
atold, Fors Fillmore, New Mex.
90, q shortilims. since. . a boy
ioundI assed dollar on anr ant
hill in the old cetnn,issary
building. 3 The The 4 iollll,o'~s,ns How, day
three dollars were iosnd inthe
same sam placcles, They II sy had e,y,iddenti y, DENT
| ly bssl .bfopghbag BY the ants
Search was made. snd. a small
| wooden box, badly --decaysd
| containing $50 gold -dshass
,xAs Jvand shout sl,iuot bsieS
the surfa0e. IA
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aWaeNa q % yoddgS LADY sises
herself away, does ghs lose Bsa
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'yWHlF Gada q itWhobsi \ y 1sAs il J
are trampled. aadef fS5n az
sslhlosemakersx sll s Issn 5aoo szT
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RAAestsAsDALS author of
sNAtslapt, my Maryland" has
Eti'len saroeweu,i'lsd "Alex-
sndrine,s the reffsih OF which
%, OF tie rsnnykOa ."AIexan.
&ownaleordsk
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