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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-12
Teachers Examinations.

IeNC7le7'S7 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EXAMINATIONS for Teachers
II of Common Schools will be held at the tol-
lowing times and places:
Jefferson, March Both,
Geneva, April Sd,
Andover April 9th,
Austinburg, April 18th,
Conneaut, April goth.
Orwell, April 9th,
Pierpont, May 18th,
Ashtabula, May 29th.
The places for holding the examinations at the
villages named will be at the school buildings in
the several places, excepting Jefferson, where II
will be held in the Court House.
at4P. NJ.
Arithmetic will be taken up in the forenoon
and Geography and Grammar in the Afternoon
Bv Crder Of Board of Examiners,
III. MEANS, Clerk of Board,
Ashtsbula, Feb 18th. 1873. 1871
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-12
QUICK LIN e.!

THE Kiln of VIM. Humphrey, near
Il the L. s. Station, having been taken by the
nnhlIc viii he accommodated In quantities to suit
their wants, on application at the Kiln, or at the
Ht NIGHT AND DAY. STORE
nearly opposite. Prices win range as low as ct
any other establishment In town or elsewheIe;
Ftl - ~ lai ~ N. 8. HUMPHREY
AShtabula, April Soth, 1874 is6Su
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-12
AdminIstrator,s Sale.

THE PERSONAL PROPERTY
i belonging to the estate of 8. D. KINGS
BURY. deceased, consisting of One Span Of Hor-
ses, two Cows, one Two-horse Wagon, one Ex-
press Wagon one pair Bob Sleds, one Cutter, one
double 8 one single Harness, a lot of Grain Bags,
some Hay Corn, and Potatoes, Farming Imple-
ments, Household Goods, &C.. will be sold at his
late resid ance in KingsvilIe, Ashtabula Co. o.,
THURSDAY. MARCH 18th, 1875,
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
TERMS All sums under So cash; all oyer 50
six months time, with approved security
ot1ata MI. KINGSBURY. Administrator.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-12

Fine Shirting 7c, worth 12e.
Wool Blankets 1886 to 5000 perpr.
same as other advertise at $3.50
to $500
Just think; of it! a large, trimmed
Horse Blanket for $1.1S; better
grade at SITS; same as others call
bargains at $3.50 and $500
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-12

Owing to the EXTENSIVE CHANGES contemplate making
Business havee concluded to have
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-12

ALWAYS BEAR IN MIND furnish you the goods
prices advertised by any esablshmentin the city
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-12

Coats and Clark's thread, &c; all
we have ever asked for 1t. What
have you been paying2
Good pins cents per paper.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-12

Eor hnpture Of all kinds, on male or female, Is
OneIeo a G 70 tne snicted as the best in use. They
OF Hernia, wherever located, holding Them se.
cnrely' snd oy SO doing, often curing the worst
cases, They are easy, light, and strong, ana yery
durable, never break. rust nor slip ana can ~
worn by the most delicate woman or child and NJ
are adapted to the hardest laborer; the nressnr
being regulated as wanted. II you have fsiiaS
With others you will be surprised at the ease and
comfort with which you can wear this Truss and
pursue -pour ordinary labors. Remember the
most dangerous cases are not the largest openings
represented.
Physicians and surgeons are cordially invited to
Cali early and test It while am here Rooms
ct
rl "A AsHTABULA HOUSE,
FROM MARCH lat TO. 9Th, INCLUSIVE.
1878 n. 3. Smith, GenT Ag't.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-12
The AshtabIua Store!
MORE TRUTHS.

Ea~something right here to be thinking about
while waiting for your meals, or
clearing up the table l~&M
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-12

1st described piece apprsised at -
End described piece appraised at $
3rd described piece appraised at -
4th described piece appraised at g.
WILLIAM T. SIMONDS,
Administrator Of the estate of Henry Wilkinson
Decaa sed. 5t13l3
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-12
Administratorss Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appointed and quail
Wilkinson, deceased, late of SaybroOk, Ashtabu-
Ia co Ohio SARAH WILKINSON.
Savbrook. Feb. 2 1875. 3t13
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10
The Man Without Credit.

lhe man who hasn't any credit is held i,
liIo' 0t less contempt; yet it occurs to us that
HV'hlhg miSht be said in his favor, after all
nc, "9oFe al! others, is the man who NAYS
c"Sh uoWn when lie buys anything. Cvniraj
people wl!l.Say, with Sneer, that he coHiIr' :
Iuy anything if he didn't. Yet, admittinr
'"at' me principal and all important fact re
.IHII"S' nat he Is invariably u cash customer
1"u oaSii customers are worth something these
N"Ss Gu never hear Of his running uD bio
S.oIcly olii' ana then allowing it to continue
running and the grocer running altar i ',''bo '
S%cthS ana months run on. That is 10 say. you
uon where he Is known. But men who bava
vlcuII 90 TINS frequently. Many poor trades
"a ~ mas broken up i'll business because he
H'.u ! enough customers without credit. WLo
Is II 'hAt obtains clothes at the tailor's and
.I yoolS @t the bootmakers, $, and never paws far
oheln .t Not the r:an with no credit. It's tbe
@ othet Isi0w, whose credit is good, or. at least
conS!uGred so. The man without any credit
pays "heh he takes the goods away. He's n
c"Sh customer, he IS You don't catch him
Sgilectlng lot OF goods, aud telling the mer
chaht to put EN- on account Ie is = ttno
account man, and knows it.
hen did you ever hear of a man without
any credit gong into bankruptcy, maxine nm
W. W., hmeht or trying to defraud his creditors
" mere IS there ono in the scope of your ac
~, duii'hIahce who ever started bank, failed.
4 ana eneated widows and orpans out of their
" i3o>i'S Or got elected treasurer of anythiDp
" ana aD:conded with the fluids? Or arrived at
Z ,He einlnence OF defaulting cashier Of bank?
1N"t one 1t Is the man who has credit who |
4CcS AL this. See what an enormous aiaount
u y efeqlt was required for Jay Cooke to oct nm |
.i'a' Northern Pacific swiudle The man with.
'ut any credit hardly dreams Of getting So
!'uch +. as drink without paying cash down for
:, 1ui 3!t mere we have a man Of unbouadesl
redlt cheating the people out Of millions
Dont be 50 hard on the people without
It,eIit' and treat them less contenlptuou,y
Aty are are. the class that keep money circulnt
o. w hen the tradcsman goe, to hiscash box
l night, and figures up the amount, to see
neither he can pay bills for rent, gas. &c.
nat are coming in iu the norning, he NAV
HaHA the people who haven't any credit. fire.. ;
uentiy i It Le :heIe. 1t Is a good thinr to
ave credit 10 doubt; at least we think So
oIn The way many men have Of dragging over
:. Yet money would be scarcer than il Is. we l
llnk II We utterly suppressed the man with. {
ut credit S@olny Dispatch. !
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

= YOUNG A!y Of Bel.crat, E.gIao!. about
ne25S %hat kind of wedding rraeont: - s55 is
w'qid Ike, AID replied hat size won,J ,..nr'r
useful to ornamental ones. Her wol5,!;aa l5,!G;.e
Journey consisted in going f.om the barsn =
her parents to cottage in the yicin;fv NH
upon arriving there she found barrel Of }Ionr l
jar OF butter complete set of c)3Lirr n1cr
ISi'.' piece oI m2rno, set Of cr,l,cTywYr,
GnveS,, forks, spoons and rlq.swarr, rnonnb
mouse Gaoi groceries to last six months, and
years rent Tor the cottage, with two rI6 notes
Ilhned 10 a paper on which was written. "to
i hiuFenaIe something useful Was not tb;y
cmg, .mg FaSnf EInl OF utliitarianism for young
coupe o. limited means, about .tqrtinr ont
upon their matrimonial career and ,r., .''G oat
more beautiful than duplicate nlaf.d f's, 81,
knives and other trash usually given un@n iEn r."
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

rnala, lie UNDERSTANDS Ir!--This is the way a
r.{Tfenehman rene IN reported the BROOKLYN scandal .
c;too,. 'on treat Eaelesiastcal Scnnda-Grcat Ex,
element IN New York ct Byooklyn-Trec CIrr.
ii;:Il g;ymen in moosh TroubeII~Wons. MopItonr
,ii,s rmlons ct Beechare hav Won grand contr9'
TgrsGe: pirsn.oH Mons Mqnltong i ze pa,terr Of q.
Columbus, Ohio, in I4q2. Mons N"ulto~, ~ ?,
n;@use e,9 @i tax ing ze improparo lbarteo wiz Ze
Hnecb, .e 81 he2doIo Boecharc who is Mrs. Harriot
in?tGfaie ~: stowe, re mozare OF Onkle Tom. 20
D;ihde Paniste. Nous. Bycchare aI,o i arn,.
o. ze impropare li5crtce wiz Nadine I'jitong.
gIuI"',r T5Ik If sasan B. Anthony, ze sister oi
p1tr' Mons. Tiltons have cansc p" wa .oH,ra 0,r",
sn29S sll;iS OF Mons. Beecharo and his yife She
oSr" Lls,aSi ta m 1$ segty Of Brooklyn while he has
sashonG Of re Pecmo Rock chnrc1 ~ v,1 UI1TSrs gre.
l1 permit Mons Moultons to preesh lonyaro tr9,a m
Va! Ta!l hro3Ipest a he great st excitomnt pre- pre-.
st1nJ '1'rS III; Daf French friend appears to under
s.aha ;! ms matter as clearly as though he EaI
statement to make. '-'@
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

There is good joke on a school Professor :,
Paris III, In the summer he went 70 Gb;oa,,n ~
to attend some sort Of an educational mecting
and retiring for the night ho found thst
the room was rather close, and had his room
mate get up to openth window he found the
window but could not raise it, so the Professor
told him 10 knock pain out he did so, and
returned to led. The Professor concluded
that the room was still too close to suit him, so
ne got out OF bed and kicked out another pane
OF glass, and said: ''That feels more comforta.
pie, and went to bed and enjoyed the venti.
lated room. On getting up in the morning
they discovered that they had smashed the
glass 10 the door Of book case.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

>, 4 4 PRETTY AND CHEAP PIcruRE FR.vr
axe pastoboard the size the frame !. Jo.;roI
10 Oei cut brown paper into squares If ,bont
Two inches and fold 50 they will form ro;UtS. iU4u.
sew 5heSe to the pastoboard in rows G,n,1, goinG
round and round the frame so as to eovsp Sp III
the end; and then the space in the e0rsr eSnrn al
where the ends Of the paper meet cover vH;Ls R;,L
paper paper folded SO as to form what is called cat'
SLI"rS, ,Lr, ana tins will cover all the ends and
n;sL ~ tack thIs to wooden back and var.
G'Sn' rra,mo ms makes very pretty and cbean
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

OUR HAIR NUMBERED. Somebody ha,
been at the trouble Of calculating the average
number Of hairs which grow on an average
person head. 1t is found that the number
varies according to the coloro the hair TinL.
or blonde hair is the most uxuriant tb.
average of this color being I4O, 600. Wbae
the hair Is brown, the usual number is mncb
less, being only 100000 while black hairs
reach only the average amount of lO3.O0O II
might naturally be supposed that a lrRt. haired
person having the most hair, would have tho
greatest weight to carry, but it is not SO. Thai
which IS llghtest in color is also lipLtest in
weight; and lady with abundant Haxen locts
Is as ig gl!t headed as one whose tresses nre ofa
raven hue Hence it follows that the former
is OF finer texture. ''' ''''
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

a. a man who had been recently elected =,
nlaIor OF militia and who was not 9vrr,l"rt Io "a a
Ml.n GrainS' took it into his head on the morn
i3S S o. parade to exercise ttIe by b;m.if ''oI4
ine nsd selected for this purpose wa, HI, or
tdS 'PS4I'mGnt' IIacing himself in military atii Ii
toIG s'i it,..i "'ih his sword drawn, he excIa;m%5
-m,rnL n,TnI'J'' q cTmpany Rear rank, three PAGES
II;s ','r'I" mif, Ihen ne tumbed into the cellar
s5ynr "' . HfalinS the racket, came running in
Go about your business womanit man. t!oGa;JIIi
nero; what do you know about war p, '''0 ''i'
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

.. !ALL9W II FoR GArEs.--A oogreSnonIont -
'1e f'sIa says: One day noticed aoni- ant ~ ~
o.tytl .i CrgEg C~ar chickens yery BAL nix ~
Nnat Is called 'gapes remarked to tSo ,,'.n ''.,
%ho f had them in charge that he Womb 'I14 n1t
nave many chickens out Of that Iot. ~, ',I'
never mind, said he, have cot a., cnra Qn, e.,
onlIl engh iiom neighaoriug woman, which j. =
common hai.-penny ta!iow candle melted anJ
iI W'Ael INTO about aquarC Of cat meal stirafont 4
rl,'.y ~ remedy was re>ored to and the C'rsyr-
fnoI oeG,' Ha'g every one recovered and grown into
this with inyarable success on BrobnnSe ,nSe SrIGa
inys, &c. =" ''uhnlaS' Dork-
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

=. lnE LIE WIVES OF EMINENT MEN.-Tbc w;v..
~ men oi sentiment are not always the moss
SiebenE". g. OF women women Jean Paul represents
iI!maglnings to his wife, who listened w;, i",ilu m
llds cast down and bated breath "''s eye,
closed, the sharer of his joys beamod As fo.,t ne
WIN Don't put on your left stock;,, j lo[tn .d
morrow dear | must mend that boIo bIGns J., 10, 10,
90, when Sin Walter and lady Scott )" IL!
rambling about their estate and ca%o TUt' were were
s0me playful lambs irisking in the o mooip upon
AN said SIR Walter, "tis no womb, %oauGw t''.
poets from the earliest ages, have VI mndo 'nat nat
!amb !aT the emblem of piece and innoont aue INC i,
1hcy arc, indeed. delightful animals i"GISg@Oe, =
sauce |" '''''y with mint
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10
P0eIzv.
LIKE NE.

What would happen, do you suppose
Il the misnonette should say to the rose.
The pride of roses l hate to seel
Why don't you keep near the ground. like mo y"
what ii the rose should say to the pblox:
MY form and color are orthodox
To please your Maker, you've got to he
Precisely. in all respects. like me-
what II grafe Should say to a pear:
~" ny are YOU Haunting about up there?
b""aTe oi swinging aisne a,l free
Why don't you cling to t!rll:s, ljk,.r,,Y"
"ha' ii river should say to a riH:
III you weren't too Lazy, you 4 turnami,,
Study my method, and try 20 be
\ rushing, roaring river, ike mo"
what if Il swan should say to Il crow:
You belong 10 the race Of SO apd.so,
rs a deadly sin tor you 10 be free;
Your only hope is in serving me-"
"Aat II a goose should teach a wren.
Or an eagle to follow ben.
What II the monkeys should all apres
That there ought 10 be uniiornity.
What IT a man should say to auo<hor:
" Dii'cr with me. and ou'rv not NV br.ti,.r
have The truth as the olac.ss tell:
q" "'iE ne, or you'.i 90 20 i.lI
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

recent writer notices tho str;l.;.
larity Of the monkeys fondnnss f'r 'N.ms Slihl-
that OF man. and says that every one J"nsy Jo'sy 70 70
know how much trouble an aycrooc IUes I1 not
VIII put hiHself in order that he NAV cnioI Vntey Key
TuIcrmCs Of other creatures. The mn"{ l'y 'nt
India ieign sleep for hours when thew m,yt ~'yS ol
eaten ana torture crow, and exhibit |"I ;ntnr. 70
HeHSht IN plucking it alive. The tiger in m'unSo
IL, a perhaps more monkey than tiger " t1"r 0nr
cruei man Is simply monkey in human slaDa Uo'
and Is not noble beast at ali UNA" SHape'
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

srnnal L&GIr = AL2NG Z idSE FENcas The court 0.
sLppe@', ,LI, Of A." York State r.cert}y dgciieI
un, r''. a INA ma" mas no riaht to the fruit growing
trunk Of tile tree stands Shor nna ,i.Ie ,LG
.! ms nr'"abor. Bat The law rr@,r.l. ',I,o 'Ia
over lu-!ng branches as nuissDcc NH +.n. ,,'r
may 'e rgmo.ed as such, or tie owner IF ~ ~
iaHd shaded may remove them if Lo i c4r. III
not 70 commit any wanton or r,n,col'ar,. =.
" -siluetlgn II . doing When the fr,,,.I a.
FG3 :taI'ds the line they have ioint ' o,,n, NJ
s.'h N the tree and IrIit, and l.;ther L~s tho
I.GAt 70 =, r%Hoye It without the consent # tho
o5ner This qae stioa, which has br.9 y 'Ie ,i'e
'nIce o. much litigation, and many rcrso,',i
4 '3Ffy!>' Is now finally settled b. Ike c1nrt q"
i4't resort, and interested parties can no." :"
nIo% ~ iLeir rIshts, and also their remedies !;
III s1ch eases as may arise in the future :"
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

oo,ii Inc secret Of health; First, keep cool So
como eat regularly and slowly Third bJ'' noin 5e.
dar aai9 regular bodily habits. Fourth "aL, taEe
vory ronS ana ~ very light suppcrs or better still @
mot "o11 nint at a fiith' keep clean skin. Sixth
cSco,i cGo PiIe3ty OF sleep at night Seventh, Keen
keep out Of oPd dsbi bPfSpeStabIe Sn COMPANY Eighth,
on things you don't need Ten,6 9;I 9GnI mind
own business. Eleventh, don't srt T,nu MN your
sharp. . Twelfth, subduo curiosity ~ 10 DO
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

a Iall Westornsr, standing six feet ,broo
m,h ,ughes IN ms stockings, was suddenly attacked
WIN symptoms of a fever. Having v;oient
pam IN his head, his wife, to afford him reIef %
wa was aoo9t to apply draughts to his feet. wLcn
ne. nc asked * What are you putting thew on N
dhy dry ieet ior WHY" said she, "try TO
1raW 1 IN the pain out Of your head"' GTbe
UIuoe Ubnro :. sad he. Il would rather it stnv
me- "''0'o ehSth OF
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

c,,t.,n ,|9 >, We We, consider tie prevalence, or =,
v;Sj''a ;I l 70 dob 2Iy who ,sa 'i ~ % t'Le
1f' there is peculiar aonr,1r. r'..I., - 49, |Gner9
mrstng o"oEi"< re %fs>2};at9n w4. w n.roJ%.4 s n fs
Georgi3 fbo GI o4Ia5.5;.ate o.I soldiers At Il%t, a.
mittee isS.'[f'' Of laat the Prs-:lu. appoint cam
whether ro one to inquire into the matter ', If
late war ''' surviving pFlyates Of the
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

vonrd nr HAD HAD; LELISrD".-"lf | had leisure I
snd %idIa sr%ar FSpnr that weak place in my snoe
while drinking cider with n"irb bTh"~eVer' and
PFoke m IH IN and injured prime piece 'e af corH g0%'
d5 5 mat leisure then to repair his fence bnt vpI j.
IN had leisure" said a wbceI,r;o,, l..
Eno% EToteF + I not would M alter my sve pps ior Io'
but but" when GGt bis Safe sbo He could not ind time
down. he found leisure to build another oIu burned
should bdaa mad leisure, said a mechanic 81
% NAM tb;nIa mavg my work done in season. Thq
ne was not at work ill long after sunrise pu Ta
s%oke% Hu %01k c@,r at five We, O'clock and after dinner
streot Vt t.iL cigar and spent two hours on the
'''GGE ..Gc taking nonsense with an idIer, '"e
~ had leisure" said mercbon, ~
M Tpuiu pay more attention to nv acconnt, y
ne chance Is, my friend, if you had jo;snro
you would probably pay less attention itcS1re W. ,n
VIII ~ai'eT Lun ,n2n you DO now. The thing lackng
NOT NOT" mnrn m~naTeds Of farmers who till the SOIL IS
spirit to dO-to do now. inc
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10
late war.

cara -Gr I;,,, id.9ston h.: horse wh., s,on. -
naisbbor f %hat Kind Of fences Jiy;jo ro 20
WIKI. I''fa - iaFn' from his masters W6cr ',o Io
nogh5ors catl ''.@ f[t9n oats, or to exercise rel "
proceed! - G'Ire, ne hops over tie le5ns "oI
one ly asked j',lrs. .4@ p@;,r r r. ioidoston v,'
sr2Gl tat he va: sr.d br an h,' 4og horse ie
ana dam Cd by all hi, ncighboTs or A''I'an zebra
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

c., lhoFiT . OF RATS. If bright eyes and Spootb
iIr are the points Of animal beautv = cat
S,lou'u not 1e an object 0! disgust and ycr.
! son 0Gt when rat appears I'm his ,bo,,.
'nIi'' i4 certainly inspire, tn. ,rra.,.t,,
>i"!e bathing in the human i,,y,i TLa!I,
tIoh ol a"arES Of rats running over escb o.i. :
10 reach some haploss victim and fan;',, mn,
;1o.DIhg mass instinct with hunger and fb;r.i
! one ever present to suff rcr, from nirLt,,,n,
o' students OF historical noycls. Tho nnG'rt,,
Hlte persons avoid Paris. for If wa I1;I.
a4Me statistics lately published Of the rn,l.r ,,j'r
- a".s "a mat metropolis. the 'ioyouy c;ty'' i
- Pie'e rat nest. Thirty thousand y.na
hIafa i lH>t year in the Central H,lIcx Iao G11
=! l1e 'nar~et iia!!es, l20, 900 in the Jan,Ltor
l"u,SeS' $1,000 III the butchers Sion, l'"a,
~ t4e &r9ecr> shops, 9)), 900 in he t,r.i..r,
yatd'' l llQ,02D in the canaIs-a tat'T
5''|tooo' .' 10 which sum must be IlaI oi.on.
- 2lr"'y,n}o rodents which eluded c,ntnro ''''
~ aFis boasts OF = standing army If so,ra
th'hS IKE 5,o0o,0HD rats. Some ijoo ,,..I
ioLn'cd 'oi the magnitude Of this Ioqfb.39,1s
Ihost from the fact that if nrcces'iom ',,'''.i
! @f!sian rats, running ten abreaSt ,yarn " -
s'arI from !arls to Berlin the van,n,rJ ,ro,, ~
lVach me German capital while the raa.',,a.
was issuing from the gates If tb, '"i r, suaEd
IIetroPoGs' But then there is profit for III 'Ii IL
.nem. "a vi tho 100000 killed rcrbanS ,o nnr al 10
All went to the glovers, where ibn;r .;r"PS nearly
turned INTO prime kid" '"'"7 are
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

The CIVIL Rights Bill, which has bonn
so5 Sy lhG nrdr rIdsRt and is now the law Of SSI tIu
70 tbe pIJTlus5 m 3 that all persons shall be entitled
~ lne iull and equal enjoyment OF the a"con ,''e1
mfoGiatons advantages, facilities and nrivilon viyo
be1rn, INNS, puPc eonyeyanccs on land or watcr
subject only to the conditions and I;,,am II'af[n, m
on o:hed by law and applicable alike ia rr ,o'
SU,S ., every race and color, regardless Of % ony
previous condition OF >crvitule. Prn,l!;Is Any ny
nhe ana imprisonment are provided for =!
arn ,p"s OF lnG act, aud the United states Copr'
the Sais "Hemces 9nc u9der IT to the exclusion Of
rhat no one possessing all other oaaInataI"nn
%niGn To J are e or may be prescribed by law SLa
Juror IN any United States or St,tn ~"t T or petit
lccount Of race, color or previous co1Jtdn on IN
nas.ad The Civil Rights bill as it naIy =,
which 1t was originally inr dgced W. ~ S. SSrm ia
sumner His bill embraced schools SE%a Senator
ldopto5 % %d'r IS ".ituIons whilst The law as naT
'Iaces OF amusement and Jury sarv;cn y '"ceS'
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

c,,,n'y, po you keep ma'ches ," asked va, ot .
r,i. ra"in'y S grocer "Oh yc,, all kjnJs uS w. u
the y,o "ga' gI Il take trotting mated" saiJ iI
box o. pills. ''''''0"'1'eLy gave hlm!a
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

torv WITH % - fI!;ncrof5 I; threat to write Ir
vo1a,ls .o g "feat I;ate!ion in two tL.oi1ni i-I'i
the '@ in,S ! as >H1l.agnt 10 his Hi.orv ur,', r.
intere>f ~" n"o ,'@leS las concentrated MIX. :,
p4rer c3.r5 1.pn a.. parsrarh stating that 0CIi oi
cents Per r5upJ - oJE pE' l;tyyiHg ;y '"' and Lalf
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

cu.IoInr "agocr r.. While cutting the hair Of ,rro,
.n5.a"r5' fa4 Te G@ ~'is> against Some harI 'lI
Stone ever ra|[ lnd, s+I % he 4al ais-ol that whet
looked All oy.r ,' H.ylaE ~: time !a>t Juy an had
romon6crcI' 'sI sIi.ks ;s@:cIe g 6el for il but now
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

last yeo .oI'd@ tallro4d made nineteen cents clear
tb't2 ear; H, NoT what kind of an insttnlon o,9iS II
State o.n.i miHy doesn't it get into debt, ike 10 ~
or somebody? '' all" Oe something
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

= "a young man who knows all about If stotos
that his experience has taught him that 'ffgs ays
|bo Is 1901 who delights in foolng fools and " be
Ein4 T os i3oIfd s1 by such fool is the foolsheSt
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

le3liHl uJ.s.,ogr f. to paper died few daye ,co
c,a ',''.- .our yeafs snl>cintian r0n,J aTo, m,
blinr pg' .r, "SaIe4 at The crave when he l wa nc
s14 co.ia s',l - ~ %2Tn % TIE a tae .nl ~ pn ".1 n
thormomc.r. ''',. ,l ~, I'm, q linen coat and n
climates. . 'Ay vs~d in warm
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

An Ohio girl, who tried to describe a lump
OF coal weighing five hundred pounds said
"It's as biz as mothers oyershoesl''
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10
1900

ma, ,h... u little boy asked lady friend Of his
GaI a' W1o m'le her teeth. She renIiad v1 niS
"DG rr,,,n.,, cit remarked the young hopefnI hI
yours BY lrn prast maze iG m1'hers and they beat