davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-11-24
".t 100000 Maer ' e.
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Die 2dncereien Ser Sadipn, 2anfins II. Sasinatp
@ifenbabn So. ,perben lest gum aauf
. ansebpten.
sic lie9en Lungs Der @iteu6abn tno entbalten oiele
Streden aHs9e5eibneter 6arm= uno hnlj=GGuOereisn.
Inter ben 6nrln= 9dnoereien beitnbeu lid eiti9e Der
frudtbatlten uro belt beiudIierten hartbolj= 9dnbereien
.oes Staates. Sbr 6ofjbetano lito bauptlG6liD Nboru
uno Strfen. 'Ser< y ooen lit bunWsrei6er GebmSano
uno bat 1ebr .niele Gueuen pes %reinjten g%Baiers.
Mihi9an 1T elmer Der am l~oeni9iten perlhuioeten unb
am beiien 9eDeibli6lten Staten Der llnipn; ieine Sar=
.tner baden cine 9rOBere JteiGbaltisfeit Der Grnte nno
anoerer GriperbSgieuen benn ir9eno elm aroerer nett
lifer Staat.3 ~gBdbreno eini9e Der prairiesS Staten
oiel &orn prnouliren, baben Tie feinen aloern &ii tbalt
uno mp, tuert ioiele @r,ite mibrdtb, BEN Wian0eI
preIs9e9eben. Die es i'm per9nn9enen SABRE nit &an=
las llo ylebrasta Der ssol mar.
.~lgreis BON $3.50 BIS So 90 Der Slider. ehreibt
itab illlitrirten panpbleten. Dian ~aereliire .. Wf.
Sarnes, @prnmfiGoher, 9aniina. Wild.
, 1875-11-24

Waters, S4asIaAeeba eatRenen ans serbprbsnsm UInh
0egen btet Aranfbstten ia S1peetfm Sitters" pas mfrs
amtt S&usmi.ttl. neil 90 Der bette SlutretnIssr IT, s-t
n sttbt, dber plre Der Sebraua "a ipdt cher MID aeuas
sad bu dnpstfuus ~btspuuen, 70 bal ppden. WaisrA
G4arla&eebn nab ALBERT Mtt 6tebr serbunbtnt Rrant
iettea ausbre1ex, bana mus Der @sbraE& ipturt .tnN
feat perben, Va Rranstttttu tn stsfem Staptun ess an
sess DsbauslSxa ~rfsrbra-
, 1875-11-24
KE. Maswap'e Nertect Dur0asips
NIB reaultrenDe Ntlen 3

psais sei&mu6Igs, taubc eta etasi thr Ste etluns Ie,i
Gtsrunstn bs Wslsns. o. etbsr. Der 6tna,us,tt ss
Rttren, bss SIdit RTutu chen, R'p'neb. o ras,has.
6alt @aotuRsrel, nttri,itssutiuHpn camorrsOtb,R
anb de HuefbauYgen In ben tnnsrsn Drsdssn. rirt
sssAattst xns awar raS fs psftis tsErsa.
, 1875-11-24
D1utreiHissnh
@autansfAISss

Be>srHenes BIat IN biz paustzrsa4s Au etfdbraaeas
nab ipsar ~titltoftr Rrsnibttsn
, 1875-11-24

Der Eeaess II bs srss. ED.rtaatte ss R5rpprs. Uss
An sbdlt bas gauge Spfem Ratrans unb 8rafty aDtui
sr Nasen anp AMBER Berpan- assureant ua&laHtn ibn
ssat 2b6ttaleit a. entwtdelu. mus br eanae TSrper Id
hea. Die &ranibdteu wel&t aus eefbrter Tbatistsis ea
suhAaaasssrsans earaehtn fab serfGteheusr Grs, aSu
he 6auYturfaAs bletbt tnmtr eteieGbs. Dies n Va
9saas. ssbe hAs rG4webtf6 Sttttrs.' IA u als etdr.
Hsassrattrh ptrt, he 0erbauun8sptsaat rtselt anh tbps
ssaabt Eb6Asiett beraeat, 70 vide &ra 'tbsiten pelt, bh
safAetatns .sani ssrf&ttstae Ratur eab. tDtr aenuss
hesusts betsxbsss 81
Hne aEs snsrta eaasenfranfptttsa sHtasbta ep,x 10 o.
eve otsrunssa Der Nastnttatisieit as bul& erbltt
Mnlass cher beftiss Gtialtuns 9Dsan Die! speI, mid
ssspeTt9 sereaast uue Der .asyget tn 6pIBt sehsn nldt tis,
lAnoltd trnabrt lpirt. 0us abmaseruns stnsr.tfn I'M
80 ssi&pa&ts egasu .rltot lem luutsAer aalaa Gins
GrfditansL BIZ BIT etaG periou bon traftisu Weiaabbsu
sat nt&t 10 oetra&t tdms Dh bsrubmi.fen Wsr,tr
yeas Fr 8aas roe e4wtnsiuAt IN sa era.n Stasteu be
essean rt@teu sens assnaems tbrs Hufmsrsiamtet ~
gu anf be NesaIt-ans pu 1nsaaunassrseue baml, 81
Sselsny ssl@s ou Patient ~ TO ntnnat, ibm ntat fru&t
Wv 0tf@pest perarfadben uuk ai@t enr& ben 80 ger a.
kea nab TIN tnisteer ear ftins ssa IN alrfiaen asa
ssa4 Rub faIs8ts Rabruas " bistea,
, 1875-11-24

gIsatsa. etaRsn. -ssrA 0ne6alss ,afaaasms Rrass
Hetetn.
, 1875-11-24
Rerseaf@pdA.

3 dxe tes snsladftisnsR &ranststseu, ,tnsn sss sH
f4sasef&ls&t uaterwcrfeu n aah teissa M mtnHtaF 10
men earan- Die nr)a&en. wsias seies f2rsdiltsl
ttrssrratsa ant sttiHtspta aas s,dfttts sber b,
tauplassspet mu5 tmma sttfibs ids sSv.d o.,
hard 6i6riaassmtstti bas Rsrpsalpfss kt a. .on
xnsssrsan, snb eabarA ben santtn RDrva AZ I'D o -
Das .,SAwtbti& BtttertA aent snerrudt "a aS [.hr
zaaisaeen bic @sfanstet taradstesbsn melts tdvn "a
tau ,rdftlteu. is nisb~ 9tnus an p,reu Az hnstn
Setskerssf@laasnbstt. HVa
, 1875-11-24
90 xrs,f.a In .in,m balbsn glas sBasu

s%sfeitissa In psaiesu anssrbltdsNt-
RE6mpfs. &~dbwdd,s. Serstlopfen. bofem RspE
fA.erl, perperbentn Massn. Oiarrbss.
une allie tnnefen 3eiesn.
, 1875-11-24
y Serssidnib Der 5eucruerii9erunss Cont
pa9nlen, melde i'm Sabre 1874 fauirt baben.

F"5ef~"y sSN$NJS Sh ShtSN NAH JHSNNs
Mlps, Gre, 10. aouiiana Mutr Stem Sr+
artanias. aittle &ot, iGrf. AZ leans, aa.
Atlantic nuo Tac, @bicaso, Werhant, Wicnpbis, Scni,
.s; Slts. WGltlaI. 2oeoo, Ohio.
Ietna, Chicago, Sus. Mot. II. Odd, Orlppsburs,
Mueinania ,Glepelanb, Ohio. Uierdant, Yan9or, Wiains.
Nm Mutual, MoreeIter, %yiaumtp, Salem, Mtall.
Man. Mprtb Miiionri, Macon,
Burnett, Cincinnati, Ohio. -. MtD.
6 commercial, Chicago, Sls. Rational, pbiI. ia. Ut
Slap, Neipport, Hp. Ocean Wtltual. yleip Beos
Central Mutual .2Boreelter, iOro, WtaN.
Wfail. pbbniy, Baltimore, Ilo.
Central, @ltopna, Ga. 4eopls, pbila., IA.
Central, ,pbtla., 10. Ialiiaoe, SerleD Gitp, H.S.
gureta, 45ittsbure, Do. Queen, pbila. ia.
6ireinen, altoona, pa. State, bannibal, mo.
Jranilin, Sielp Orleans, So. Safeguaro, 4Dila. 4a.
Srantiin, 91beelire, 98 .9a. State, pbla, ia.
0rantlin y MS, State, Yartersbur9, gB. ga,
German, st. Gpuis, Mo. Security. pbila, Ya,
Gerlnania, 1oleoo. Ohio. Linton, st. Gouts. Mp.
German. erie. ga. linton, 9erleD Gitp, ". s.
Orr. gDelern, gteip Orleans. 2Diniamspprt gSiliainsport
't " IA. tsff 4a.
Dome. 8olsbo. Ohio. @ortinssmsn Rat, Tsw Or.
6one, st, ySolepb. Weo. a.i leans, So.
DON'T, 3opeta, Stan. Wational, boniiibal, YRp,
6ibernia, @lepelanb, Ohio. Columbia, columbia. do.
bplre. Chicago. Sls. 9iarro9aniett 5irssu. VI,
Dope Wtutual pba. pa. 4rooioence, ". s.
pGSr 9as obise gsrSei9ni6 if cine cor.
rette Sopie Der wstr perbreitetsn sscrudten
Site
, 1875-11-24
READY RELIEF

sias austnslidIt3s 5asfs assex bet,
Gatianbuns tss 9tsstH, br Dlais pns Der Ginatwebs
gspetsion Der eunst, ReblgspRsiesn. Gtanan sbsftws
sen, psEitIssi.n, Ssftris. Srpay. DSptbrrta, Gatarrk.
0aEsaAsa. &~rpfiAmsrA 8atHstk, Nsnyalsis, Reeunae.
sisSsu,, 6rrftla, Wedfeliebtr.
DIE &aw,neuus so s9eafp EeIief aa ben lsissrAsn
stss ~tresaalttR dcetls wtrb e~tastruat uas He(sittssna
see Wstas Rsrestiuhrsa.
, 1875-11-24

Vdf.ass fsatsa atts stns Naf&t son Matrayv g,sals
eeslff bel a& fubrtu. OsRi8e Erspfsn tn Dadsr psrIsa
9santstii sssr S6mtritn, be ssm gDs8lsI ses DaHrs
2Eanss shr ptttsss ale eth Mes,mitis.
, 1875-11-24
9as sinsige i4mersRiasnle apittsI,

psIGtL aassrbltGIt& bt, fbIsK. Ut lea e4ms rsa, S@nl&s
s1s &ntiaseunssn bsft:tist une &spetlisntn sarlst.
llsiAstti sb fe In Der 9aaes. I'm WlastR, Gtaespeiben
ibsr isnatstn Drlfta Otsr SsGIEsH Itsatn. bgra stx.
aastes NnwtnbRnS. f,t As. .t:ar Et s+5 fDa
Sn elmer bis ipana8 DitnItsa. entltt nts btftie shss
~petatgsne Der S&rn,ri feiu mag. Der @htuMattfds, Bet.
i6eertes. S6ndGe, 8tttrusptlst. Sisrssie, an Ntaralsts
3sbsaAs cher Sir aBselHss Elre q n
, 1875-11-24

e q weber nasdtle, are assas sssssrsnfa, csA
fanisa tnttdit, aud ietas xaststtfke. aSssrAaRsH. -
barn sssf*Iirsll& btasbt az w.
, 1875-11-24

~ aaestissas Eranfentsa uni bt, mesteiutfHs pebsns,
!sae seriteen ianu ~attRais ~ frub beaSnasn vrSsn
1tsn S.Osslas sas rssSsstl& Sttrs" staas sa@ V.
Stre stri6ptneeR Dem p~attentea wtrs u%nfsbiSsr 81
sslHanelss Selas ,bstt aurlaaststbes nns t,sar u. frsAsss
Sstzssts fsat I'D baIs ptesr sn
, 1875-11-24

PstsHsa. sdAs sa DsrtfaMs abtahrunasA,t, I'M. .Ax
fAdSh3s 8slasn trssas nae art piafass fvats. ~.
sssp.iss IoNs ss sS$gsetfS stiisrs' atbnsa Is "a
puabrdAt screen sbAs ak&AAt sus ~ sANs
, 1875-07-31

scsu diamond ornaments that cnAt Thousands Of
dollars spld for few hundreds 10 thu very je"-
ecr who sold thom In tho frat p'hee. Int was
srcakiug of Josenhlnoe no1itarha How brilliant
tboy wee! A. she ras In hor box u the tirAnd
Opora- Houss with Fisk on one nlle and Hsotoa
on Tho otis., hcr cnAf-hlack ayes sparkling with
increment lcr cora! lips 1mling, there was so.pe-
thisX nltno.t 1srbario in l1@r beauty. don't aup-
1xao t!loae Hnlttnrcs worn really larger than IN
Lnglsll walnut. BE- tho annlo moro or lean, but
on tl,o;n IN = certaln way, Tho earrings looked
bigger than tho chandelier. When her trouble
eytntuated nnl tho poor woman waa iaft tn no
destitute condition that l!,eRrd \ variety nong-
htt.ss hhti takon pity on EnF aud nupplled her
With funds, sliti 10 ono who knnw: Why dooe
not Mansfield sell thnsn carI inB. Flax gave hsrf
'Iio didn't give her those estEtrRs- wernnt
his to Eivs--ho hired tlenl.' Thus IT recnc that
IL in nut sve,l n.Cennary to orn tlleae jowels.
You can hire thenl."
, 1875-07-31

Olive Logan writos letters from Long Branch
10 the Grapl.tc. Speaking OF diamonds IN one Of
thcm, she tndulgss in soase slight renlni"cen-
ces:
''Ian !eas impressed With tho financial import
hofore hoard about Joseph,ns sl4ushsld's soil
taires, Knnrmbe1 the,n2 never c1iyied Aer
tnem. 10 bo sure, because, unfortunately for my
self, perhaps, my illusions arc past about such
maguiacsuos. When diamonds are family ta"els
ceatrs' name, then grant thsir possession car
tisa weight. but in thsa country diamonds merely
msan money, aud 1t is just = question whether
you w,ll put YOUR money In diamonds OF III Fon.o-
shpg else, II ~sre to sell 4onle dirt own III
Now York Tall that plat and parcel ot land, etc.,
1cou1d hang mvself with brilItants which would
outtlAsh tho hsshisst. Homs people think that
dlauoads Ags : Gsod to1sstQsnk, / don't. I've
, 1875-07-31
THE AWAKENING,

From dxy to day ths dseAry Heaven
0utpouEed tts hopele4a he4H In rain;
Tia consetous pines. half 4halihrrinx, heard
Tho secret Of tho East Wiuas pain.
Mist yelled the Buot tbs sombrs land,
In floating cloud-wrAeka dennsly furitd,
hoefnsd shut forever froIn rho blum
And Gladness of tho living world.
From woek to week the chapgeleSS HeAvaA
W*pt On 4; snd still isa s0cEet pain
To tbs beuk p!no lTess sobbcd ths wind.
In hollow tEuese Of ths rain,
TIL 10 auuAst hour, vhose light
palo hints of radiance pulsed otsheAd,
AfH the moaning KA4t Wind dol
And tbs nild West Wind bxesthtd isatosd.
Then tho clouds beoks, and ceased tia rain:
Tha sunsst many Kidding sh4tt
Shut 10 the wo<db hart Ns{4ss roaa.
And through bar soft-hppcd ystdurcs lsuRhs.l
Low to the broe1a; ~ soma fair msid.
l<,ys w4kts from troubloua tlre4na. 1niph. >. q.
N4lf-dxztd, yet hsPpy,--mlsts Of elcen s''<
Sill lowering In bes haunted syosi
!, eaut Il. 4ataS - Serbian .dw Anavtk
, 1875-07-31

Yesterday Trenton nAs greatly excited over
report that Charles Il. Lands, tho would-to
murderer Of csrrutn, Of Vlneland, la.i had
pnrsonai encounter viii, hsa brother.Ia.law,
Capt. Robert L.. Meade. of Ito Unitod States
Nary. in tho State House. Tie Particulars arc
m follows: Tie domestic relations in tue Lsndlu
family have mover boen Of tho mort pleasant
sort. elrr: LandiH, daughscr Of Commodore
hloade, United htates Navy, was woocd against
iho wishoH OF her father, and 10 bItter was ha
opposition that tt wna not mill attol hiB incar-
cfration in luuattc asslusn that tho marriage
cer'mony was performed. Ihets marital lfa
tAoreor BY ttaTruth shat provoked tla
dcad'y assault in March lust. lmmedi-
ntafy. aftor that cscnt. Asa. Iandis inrti-
auted in tho Court Of Chspco.y a suit for
I.ondia Ia produce tho Children IN court mad
show cauHe Why they should not be given into
the charge Of Mrs. l.al.as. lie obeyet the sum-
mons. Capt. AieaIn and Mira. Lautr were also
two men met in tho corridor, when Lands,
shaking hs tint in tho Captains face, sad
s. yoale tuercouury dog" They squared f" for
business, but blows we're prevented by tic in.o.-
qnently dincd 1t separate tables In the Trenton.
House. Mid. Lantlis WA registered ~ Mas
Meade.
FINLAND TrftEiy. ...
Tho facts nf the cpSo III retorenco to tho tlff.
Guilty hssnecn sIr. 14asldis and Kiehard ". Mdadc
at Trenton OIL rhn1s;lay. aso M follows:
Ar Mr. Ih,,,4in and i'm cnu,,ned N,4nl f.
pntfcr nj ilridt.ctnn y.rra n.msn,, tbruurb a
ni,]c t,oor in tha H,nfe, .,sa ~ Trousu. cant
Mrnds cam, m hehir,d then, ,n,t ,n.aa r0me IN.
nnitblo remark. Sir. rutser. thinking that tho
1ir / n'dia .tanned n H., 49,, IL, finm torcrhcr
Mr' Lnnfl,.' t,rt;nr ANN, ssicd Cspt, Mcada
What Lo Ind suiJ, .Yon son Of . BIZ" wa
the reply. atr. Laudis sh.n mid You aro
N,aI" .,nv.d m IN itr, Lalldts. and OK.
nis;1nsa III w;iif .,r,ts YOU" Mr. Landu
ronl;o1 ..sl,iks von ,ro too eoward!y To ht,ihn
M Van irw I,,',a.. is tLut ol 4 bfac1r,ian1
~, ~ s.,,I,ns" ~" iIron thin TN non,Ic !"
~ ~ ~ .,sn, Yusnc, IN Hrs ,r,'.
.n,n,. 80. H." ,,,n,hrr SueIug bIr T.s,,,ia s,a
"r'o6 snaa ~. nv ~ " nv bush.nd.-let ,, ro r.
IeI i +" VI" And ,,Ie throw hn,self uunn INN s,ui
n1a h"a o"' .l",,t lis "aak 1ee1I ~ a''' az
, 1875-07-31
1fso Delaware nnd,1aryland Fruit
TFNf

TrAs,
fru foft tlstttn,
The prospect OF crop eight or tan mflltona
Of baskets OF pcscheu ftn tho Delaware and
Maryland peninsula has ln,ulated tho, rearll-
growots 10 tlnd markets r this vast product.
II haa been settled thAt I Auit train will bo ijs-
patched every day over "a baltimore d Ohio
lluilrond to tho cities o tho West ~ fsr NJ
clne'nnasi. 1ndlsna,'oln I'd Chicago. Contracts
Of tho fruit to New Yoh IT. mud Eastcrn cities,
aud there y besides lkchootl that the Amcri-
up shoir vessela with re.igesators for = now
Seasl, tt.ds wit, AZ Llseroe III thought shst
transported each trip these yessei4, aud
that tho venture will -, Mid1lsto~u, DBl.,
will be tho great oollohg aud distributing
point. whera ~ immo1.o o01!ug estAh'tAl,nent
has boot. eEscted to seardsyorAb'c and uniform
temperature for tops,ng storage Of fruit
awaiting transportatli. Tha energy Of .he
poac1'ssoHers in tlndils Msksta for their par
!sh.bls crop, utilizing tie modern modes Of
quick tranbpoatatio soaisant polpts. VIII 10 OF
Immense benatit 10 the potion theY represent
which ia no doubt tbs gpAss. psaah asohsrd Of
the world
, 1875-07-31
PERRY SPRINGS.
ArnfYifA.

Special csrstra.,dsnet a. Ths cn.eaae Ts,sun4.
PEHaY drniKas, Pike Co., ILL.,. 1n'y a7,-Tha
following are among the lAse arrivals at Perry
Springs.
.. q. Tut &. TA,,is; a+s Nania Tut. a.: Lnn,s:
n. B"wdIteh, ch!csso 3. n."eiburs. Achii 'n Kan;
,Irs pr a. y. G.rey. ntt'hsl H.; A.. cau. Heed.
odRgssir, ILL.,: Geo. 1nnafr ri, New York; Jsks i.
Amilh, Bloomington: ". r. Watson. wife, and rAli,
Chicago Henry Ahlnt. SA'es: J. p. III. h lrIs Wife,
enl xtl. linnniha No.; l.. H. he~ sl sna v Il. Lho-
Dry, H.: h!tt ucnn!e iioHh;i. Paris, Mo- M'". 4. ..
q. Franklin aud family IT, 1,,it.: Il. IL Dryer, e.
ltn,ls; Ife IAndicy, uris9.yilie; F. nix Tsonsou.
t'r;Fs.,ita: A. q. Andrtsn Gt'gg'stGe II. 9. i.rAb
I.1!ry. Ill; afias NJ. Il Lang, rlth Id bN.s ai n
i4sts, Ntta6eld ". u. Tllomson. GEL gAYtle.
, 1875-07-31

,hus far. Tho Brntay. .schnol tlcpio ou Thurr-
dav last was d very cpiovab affair.
Ths,o il to hn untoa ae1yicn At tho DAptiat
Church ne1t f1ni4y evonins 10 the intescs. nf
Carroll College. Tho fall advertisements n hi.
inslitution out. aud itn many friends will Le
llcnsnn J., 200 thht Tho EAnnn u airs Mary VOL.
cott las BEEN aided to tho Faculty.
, 1875-07-31

to'ing accurately thn angle between tho llro Of
ships bending md the rer'd 'y It .ta
t-'n eo1Tee Of eh,r N be ehes~rmtftnd In either
cloudy Or foRpy Weather, without dens,ding or
the conpass. II has roce,yel ptl:tic.l tes:d I
tss 'tir'cnc' giving tho beat OF aatinfac'Ion AMI
Aecursts results. TRxDon.
, 1875-07-31
Tho Trip from Milwaukee to Waukesha
Taken by m Imaginative
Person.
Some OF the Late Improvements About
1fisconsin's Favorite Watering
Place.
Wonderful Time Made by a Bcnller at
Grand Havon-Hotel-Arriyals
There,
WAUKESHA.
ON THE way.

u
.,.hn. .a.. d., ~. al 80 rSs
"'a1nn eo@t ~ 'n' a'a' s!'efnoon tfh!n oouno
iot "h"Rehaa, ms ooes we'll 10 hecure 1t be1orc
tue Arrival Of the noon esprcsa fro,n Chicago
for tho First Flowers W1thered f,oses and 1,ach-
,J,,,f,,ttona a, Tin f,r,,o NV d.;,, a., -,
80, ,.1'; N"'' ~ ~
~, '~ssAs P'.s'"' s''e 'ioaaoos't "Pec*' eo' uao
to Attached for thcie particular accommodation.
The ride out n through beautiful and l3iseraii}ed
couu,ry. Tloro are several stations on tho r.y,
,na ~ hr.to,,sn nav., f.;, ~ r;na ~
-. 49, =. T., ~,
cl"oBea on 1ho oamch. ~ El-iofa
Grove" thon ELLEN Groves" - Wou-
uatoBa!' =" 1E-d-u, natosa :" - Eroek-
fo,d .1unction :" "nponx.6ch 1unctton ="
NJ, hr..,h at,,. ,,o ,,o,.o f1,,oo - 49, ,oro.+
'"' Dream sl,te 'ac oenao 'o'aeo OF INC 'ofos'
golden tinEe Of tho 1ni[-lAy suit !: Tho h1nggisf
riyor III thick with lllY-1a1s n,,d starred witt,
bosuttfu, blossoms, In tho cara, yoruo,,t house
saa.,ar. 80 d;Sa,,..,n, 80 nra,,.,.. a,a.,..s
tho different hote'B ~loho 'ia"'lh''lH havn bccn
slowored through the train. Gay young girls
are growing animated over the prospect Of frenl
f1elda in which In eo,.oucr Hn3-eyea tnr.,ida
VINO ahou'o 90 N ooa are h'thne Doll Upright,
tho giean OF last hope In their oyeA, and a
Bethesda circular in their hsnh@. DAbios aro
- v.,,,l, .n - l.. d.. ;..,.,.. 80,
n.'s tit'"sa ~ ~'', ,,..,' '"' ,'''1's Fo,'
OF she'r PFeclous At4s heeHb' II The
proprietor Of tie spring. OF the orner
aud liju family, happen to bo on board, tuey
.,o rcosrdea A. ohicct. of jn.nro.. hv .h,;-
49, ,-.~sias. ~ IT.. ..,..s...." .u,.a
,eao",tsssto''' aito suoA "ppoH' a'''o' aof's or
tiemefits' thoroughly commented upon. Al the
train nears tho village. tho loungcrn At Whits
.i,,,., ~ va,come anl tba .rt .ssars -, T,uar
~, ~. .,..,. - T.. .a.s. -, .,sa
lh'l ll'1 'n''f na'"7 ~ to"en ol tao sa'uo. AL
lie steps upon tho PLATFORM the crowd and the
CRIES o! the bus. mon are enough to remind evon
n rhicspo.n nj nIIome. Hyoct Home" In Tim
a,,n,,.t',, ~ ,..a,ss ..c-..,u ,1,,,,sa" 8. ra,'t
w.. '',n. ~ ~, ;, ~. ,,,,.,,.
HOT. 1ast ta'H way bn'ce-h'ent mere
Eehl'm,' :" Freo carriage" Exchange" Very
uuickl! tho omn!busos ill. and drive away; the
]nrhp aul carriaroa Lkav;pe ticnart hcay,.
-, ,.a.. a.. ,n., H., ~ ,.,a.,, 80.
- ' Fe'
tFlhhA loAlea Win 8aseae!s aha"'-etfAps,
and umbrellas fllcs over the bridge : tho bell
riuEs, the whistle sounds, and. with ''All
, 1875-07-31
Present Stage Of Advancement of the
Various Buildings in Fair
mount Park.
Tho Art-HalI to BE n Permanent
improvement, Costing
fl, 100000.
T,Iouo Features Of tho Woman's Depart.
mcnt---Ubstaclvs In the Why
Of lis Success.
Nearly AL the Available Space En-
ga.ed..-Foreign Exhibitors.
IN Appeal 10 the Country for Moans to
Prosecute Tho Work,

Prosecute Tho Work.
..., >.ux,..,.. r.,.,,
spefto' e0"'s1'a"e'ee y 'Hs I".aao 1''o""e'
getting ltself iu tr1iu for it's grand sx-nonths
.ala dsy. Business n,c,s Of aIt classes are making
.rtcnsirn o1ter.tinns In urctnration for Tho ILL
.a -, ,.,,.,.1,.. ,,ax, ,o.r ,nil,xov o,,rn,,Ias
He"ee III o"'''eh' "'Hs sea' '"."u5 eo'nt""eo
md a1roos'caf eompancs Ale laying nov traebs;
tho city authorities are diecuhsing tho improve
mout Of the general appearance Ut tlo town; tlls
STREAMS ar, ,rctup,, fnrr u,,v nnulevartt ia Enir-
. n.., IT,. =, H. .,,,,',;.i.,,.. ~. .,x..,
o'ouus ~ ~ 'o o''o " 'Ao '"o p's1e
~an1s Tue stfects ltpaseo a'a t'io !ac''t''es 'o'
<htcr supply Increased. In nord, all 1nipla
are zca,ous aud ult baudg ulcrt in the scry,ce Of
Tho ono urcat ilos which Ina taltou l,oll OF
,u>u.Ls,,',.s @ f.a .s,.s., ~ a.,'I ,..,, ho,.
tuAa"eipn'a' ono c"''',os "Po"a u"s no'o
without nearing tho "of1 centennial thoa-
Baud Lines. Tue BuOioos Of tlIo great show is
eyotywhorc tho ono matchmaking tAemo OF
,onv.r,n.im. In III, ,trect, ,rars II, the rtotcH
W. as..".., :. ~ 49, a.,,s,;a 's,.. IT, so.
ana s'aalant" ~ Tue p''bHe "'"rAoe' ~ Eeau"
trg-rooms, sa!oons, mns'c-halla' eVcry"hete' tho
Talk IL Centennial" 3Lc great nnnbor oi v's-
itors who d.iy atrlyo url mako inspectitus of
". r.,Id,v.,, o,re..,,u t,.,,,,,u =, ~, I,xrou.
!uo '"p'o'' f1os' s"o"'h o"''uoo =. NV AAloh'-
tlou aio p'ool' wv '''hs lne 'n1eieo' Ii 'ue
ruhjcct iH general u''d natlopal.
TILE Exros1rIua putLptNuB
n7o located II, tbn we,ter,, norton of Fa;rnnount
s.'.,. .h.s,.. >s;,o 49,, IL. s' t,'.,.aa,
F3A' 1ooo' 1ule,al'a-a'nal' LOU 'ne eeh'1A'
parts oi tLe city. Ino edificea being o1ectsd by
tbo United States Ccntcnuial Conn1ia.Ion arc fiye
In number VIZ; llo NJ niu E1bib,tlou building, Tho
a,t.f,nl,crv M.cl,;ncrv ,toII i,or,tc,,nrrt Hill
.,' ..,.'., ' t.A''
and tile Agricultural Building. bcs'des theso,
theta afo several dozou titvato Appichtous for
permission to bnil, many OF which will haYo to
J.. .a,octo,, ,rhn rxn,,,t,.o nn,o-,,on -, ~,
I.ss..,'. ,.,,, -set .o.'at', "....a, ~ ~
ao'efutne"t ttl W. @ "ssss = banusoa'o STRUCTURE
for which S5o5,o0o bus been appropriated.
pavilion to sccos,nodate the il, eruatlouai j1ules
Ia also to DO bulls, Tho Wo,neu's Depart,neut
vii, mi ~, :, h,,,,,,,n - a..t =, q N mn ,ar
W. w. ~ oo.4ui's NJ ~ 'o1s " *eo'o'e 'ol
sno e1n!ols'on o. uic prooHc's OF tue 'nontal hnd
manual labor Of woman. Great Br.tain. japan,
aud sweden -iH .--4 t..-- bu4,di-r, q will
also Illinois, Now Jersey, peunBy;yaula, Ohio,
md l,.rv,.
-" 'NS"'"'' , .,.,x ,,,,,,,.,
.nh hAi" poiAp4'"'
on which work IL advancing most rapidly, is \
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Tho Boston reporters rise to tho oc-
casion once in while, as in the follow
ing account Of meeting of the Radical
club: ''Then . matron made for kisses,
in the lovelist Of dresses, and with eyes
that shone moro brightly than the dia-
monds she wore. spoke in tones of lutte
like sweetness. words of such exceeding
fitness, phrases of such happy neatness,
that we clapped our hands for more, as
with grace she left the floor"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-16
Money to Loan,
On Marketable Collaterals.

EXCHANGE on New York, Baltimore,
IL Philadelphia, Boston, and all promi-
nent cities Of the United States and Eu
rope bought and sold.
DEPOSITS received and interest bear
ing CERTIFICATES issued.
STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD and SILVER
bought and sold.
ACCOUNTS of merchants aud others
from the city and country solicited, and
LIBERAL LINES OF DISCOUNTS
granted by the CENTRAL NATIONAL
BANK, corner of Plain and Richardson
streets. JOHN s. PRESTON, Pres't.
j. H. SAWYER, Cashier. Mar "a
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No Time Like the Old Time.
NJ O. ". HOI.HE0.

There is no time like the old time, when
you and I were young,
When the buds OF April blossomed and
the birds of spring time slngi
The gardens brightest glories, by sum-
mer suns are nursed,
But oh, tho sweet, sweet violets, tho
flowers that opened first!
There is no place like tho old place,
where you and were born;
There we lifted hrst our eyelids on the
splendors Of the morn,
From tho miik-white breast that warmed
n, nom tho clinging arm that bore,
When tho dear eyes glistened DER us that
will look ON us no morel
There il NO friend like the old friend
who has shared our morning days,
No greeting like his welcome, no homage
like his praise;
Fame In the scentless sun-hower, with
gaudy crown Of gold,
But friendship is the breathing rose,
with sweets in every fold.
There II no love like tho old love that we
courted in our pride;
Though our leaves arc falling. falling,
and we're fading side by side,
There are blossoms all around us with
tho colors Of our dawn,
And we live in borrowed sunshine when
the light Of day Is gone.
There are no times like the old times
they shall never be forgot!
There Is NO place like the old place
keep green the dear old spoti
There are no friends like our old friends
may heaven prolong their hvesi
There arc NO loves like our old loves
God bless our loving wives!
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Final Discharge,

NOTICE is hereby given, that W. H.
IN WIGG, administrator of the estate
of F. Reeves, deceased, has applied to
me for final discharge as such admins
traitor. It is ordered, that the 5TH DAY
OF JULY, A. D. 1875, be fixed for hear
ing Of petition, and final settlement of
said estate. B. /. BOONE,
Judge of Probate, Richland County.
June ti3