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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01
GeliQion l1o 8olitif inSbto.

General 92oDes fat por eini9en So9en
in 8ellefontaine in Ohio cine Moblreoe
9ebalten uno oorin Din9e beribrt, Die er
belier bdtte unberibrt..9 ..9eloHen. 9er@ene'
raj er,pdbnte in 1einer &eoe Die Mngriffe
@laoi itonc's in Gn9lono auf bic Sel9liille
oes paticonil6en Gonciliums, Den ou=
genblidli9 in 9euti6lono 9egcn 6ie fas
tbolil1e Stride tpiitbenoen Gulturfampi
uno ben Naub oes &ir9enfaotes ourdj
@ictor Gmanuel in Stalier. Gr gab lid)
Miibe, 6araus gu be>uciien bab Der Popl
in europa an Ma6t unb Mn1ebet perlo=
rem bQtte un6 nun feline Blide na9 biele>
srpBen &epublit nit ibren freien Sniff
tutioncn penoe> I'M balelbit It ben perror-
men Boben lpieoer gu 9eluinnen. Na9 Der
8ebauptung 6es Generals bdtte 1i6 bic
fatboliI dc &ir6e bel uns in Den lebten
IS Sabren 5u elmer enormen Ma9t en-
porge1 6ipun9en uno lei onmabeno uno
anlpru6spoll 9e,pprbeu, ba tie bereits
elm @edfel Der 9clalnmten Ginpo0ncr
oer omerifani16en llnian 1lmfo1le.
vWas tim 9immels gBiQen bot oas
obcr nit bem @oblfompfe in Obio sl
tbun?" - miro loer unpartbeii1@e Qeie,
nit Dollem &c9te fra9en. Gs 9ibt oaroui
folm cine onoere Q(nt,port, ols ooB bic
&epublttoner in O9ip feinen onoercn
9(usluc9 mebr ieben> ibren perlorencn
@tQnOpunft In Die fem @taote a>oeoer sll
9e>pinnen ols 6ureb einen Qlufrui an Die
reli9i01en 8orurtbeile Der grob ben Ma1en.
0os 9on5e Bcmiiben ser amerifanil 6cn
@tumpreoner 1T offenbar barauf geri9=
tet, Sen bisbcri9en @e9cniak 5tpi19en Der
republifonil6en lu1o 6empfratil0en Yar=
tel 5u pcr,ui16en i1no sic lebtere ols eine
fotbolil6e Bartei gu 6arocteriliren, Die
blinoen Moiien nit eincm oberglaubi=
l6cn @6reden BON ben ucber9riffen Der
tatbolil6en Sci itli9teit 5u erfiillen uno
1ie olf bie1e g8eile in bos republifonilAe
2a9er biniiber5utreiben.
0b ibnen bas 9elin9en >piro? QDi>
9lallben faum. Sn Sol9e ber frei1inni=
gen unO porurtbeilslolen 8efinmungen
Der Ser. @taation Gpn ititution 1T ollen
reliei01en n9cleeenbeiten bot es in9(me-
rita bis jekt no9 nie cine 9feligionsfra9{
ge9cbcn unb lit oll6 ou9cnblidli6 mir
genbs s(nlab oo5u porban0en. Sc III
5por ri6tig, 6ob bie un0 oo elm @er1udj
9emobt poroen it, bic N1aHen 9egcn Den
&otboli5ismus cin5uneDmcn. Sod bat
man oon,it nod nir9en0s cinen Grl lolo
errcid)t. gSenn je Elm @jc9en1ob 5lpi5 59en
Yrotefanten un6 &atDplifen beFebt, 70
tonn oos MIR pon Der: 6ulfra9e 9clten
uno lclbit 0orin Dcben 6ie&Ea:H5Diifen mod
ME lic6 cinen E;;;;Driff crloubt. @cnn ie
'39rc Siinocr ni6t III Bic 6ffentli6cn @6u<
len 16ldcn 10 MAIDEN 1ic nur bon Dem
natiirliden 9ic6te Scr Gltern @ebrau6,
iDre &inocr naN ibrem heitcu g8illen uno
@elplllcn 5u erSicbcn unO iteben nidt per=
ein5elt oo. Betlo9en ia bod 1elbf 9etuil=
1cnstreuc Hrotc1tanten uno Su6en Die
uebcl oes Trcil l6ullyFems un0 errei9ten
fllr lire &inoer ei9ene @9ulen l1nb
MORAN mon bel 9rote5 5tanten un0 Subeu
feinen @nfon6 ninmt 0as biirf tie oo9
ou6 einem &otbolifen 9efottet 1ein?
eSn alien ubri9cn Mn9elegcnbeiteu Der
Dffentli6cn @erlpaltun9 uno @elebge6un9
linb Die &atboliten fcts in 9r0bter 9or=
monte NIT Den i6rigen Gon fel]ionen por=
9c9ongen. Gs 1T poqfomnen ridtig, oob
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01
NpnterpD, BEN 1.Sept. 1875

HeS@ Mue Briefe, Beiteuunsen, Nnfra9en, Core
9eu. so(ep9 se((1n8, 9omerop, mciss 60. ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14
NOTHING Brr WORK.


" Nothing Sat work." said the motherless Nell.
AssAe salervd the chop At the ''roks OF INC
As shs isoh up her needle and broke oa her
thread.
. .Noshipg bat work--why. one better b dead,
Wsaid I might ramb's ffen morning uii nigst:
with uothtng to do-what q blessing dellgnt
Ny lily whlts hands Ike bahy's wea,d os
Ny life, oh. 90 hzppy actions 90 ires''
e NOTHING bat wosk, said ycung earpentsr ben,
AZ he laborsd. the rpest di-conted of ueu;
.. Iland-ssw ar d chi.sl. and suxur and pisne,
Nothing but work. with bat litie gala.
Yond~r hne gentleman rsams ~ bis ~ti.
Cash In HE pocket. and ezsh In his TN
While Pate kseps me eu'y, with No eAanee 10
shirk:
Nothing bai work. al nothing bat work"
Suddenly something came Into the day;
Gloom iike q pail, o'er oar heritage hy:
Fear and dis,rust cooled the aidsn' man . real
Ruiu and panic sispt ed shost the mill, wheel,
" No work." (" coon NAMED the faeiory bell.
Nothing 10 do" WAS soon whispered 10 Nell
NE h s.ss baileiag'' .sss carpenter bsn;
e. Sothl.g TO do foe the basis-t men
"Naihinr to dor wss terrible cry;
Cobweb. hung thick - the s'sr. IN the sky,
Over the factory windows and doof.
Dust-heap.. IN gathered. nov Uttered the noors-
Nell hai enough Of ner " iAay like" walks.
Ben had too much of his pipes and his talks;
fdleness now. that mad elitiervd Ike gold.
Proved ike . trsgical story oft told.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

GETTING EvES.-0ncs in a while
newspaper reporters get even with the
beat Of them. Here II an instance: A
reporter Of one Of the smaller journals
Of Paris asked the manager OF thcatsr
TO give him two seats for certain per-
formance. The manager refused. aud
the journalist said to him. "Your re-
fusal will cost you 10. 900 I. (Ss,0O0l."
For six months after. the paper to which
tho reporter was alta, hel. praised the
the theaier in this wise: ''Monsieure
X. 10 magnificent director. Hc has a
good company. and his entertainments
are excellent. He knows what the peo-
pie OF Paris want. wha. pity Il is
that the stAircases Of the thea.er a'e oil
wood. II q fire should break oct. the
audience would have little chance to es-
cape" The result Of this Was that the
manager was forced 10 build an iron
staircase which cost him 500
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

Tmr Manchester. n. H., Mir~ wit
tily says: "within year We have
known AN apparently hopeless case OF
consumption cured by an appointment
TO a probate judgeship, and We don't
know Of disease which Congressional
nomination would not cure"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

Nrw Yonk boarders object to the pud.
ding being mixed in q eoal-scuitlr. on
the ground that in these hard times the
waste Of fuel consequent upon the pieces
being cooked with the padding is iia-
grant neglect Of the poor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

IT Is to the interest OF missionary SO
cieties 10 diiiuse the statement by NJ.
Moca. q French sa,ant. that ''the hesl
of the Caucasian Is bitter and salty.
while that Of the negro is Of fine flavor.
and will keep much longer"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

81 c,S'r say he went to heaven" re-
marked Fort Scott citizen Of deceas-
ed townsman." but he paid bill OF
eleven years standing only the day be-
fore he died, and you can jadg, for
YOURSELF"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

A cLEioYN,S at Kansas City said II
there was any one within hearing OF his
voice who would try 10 put q stop to
Sunday dog fighting he'd like to have
'em riss up. A small boy and an old
woman russo up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14
THE LOWER
coMsTocK MINING co.
HAS OPENED BOOKS

TO RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR A
L limited amount Of stoek, for working cap.
ital, at a 80 per sharr.
The ,iock will soon take lts place In the
Stock Board. and large advance In price murt
occur as the work progresses.
This milne " Oh the great Comrtock Lode In
Gold Canyon. between the Silver Ilill and the
Dayton Mining Companies.
The work now done upon the mine IL Ne
follows.
Ore shan. heavy iimbered, three eempar.
ments. iOO feet deep.
Ono shafi, two compartments. 40 feet deep.
Qua incline. ON the lode. NJ feet deep.
Two tunnels, one COS feet ard one 80 feet.
Thirty eight nvayr made from Urc of the
erovseuts. run from tfa 10 fo, ,oD per ton.
Title - u. =. Patent. There are twenty
phares TO the foot. Msps eau he seen aud full
particulars obtained at the officc. Work to be
commenced en the mine 81 once.
Trustees. a. Pritchard. Robert Sherwood,
u. Q. Kibbe. Capt. X. X. wa,,sw. and Samuel
A. Chaplin.
GE0. X. sPlNNBY. .secrrtary.
sAML. cURris..........s Superintendent.
The books are open ai the Office OF the Pres.
ident. J. A. sRiTciiARD. s3o Pine street.
rooms and .. San Funcisco. CAT jai5 sw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14
uorsLs Asp RESTAURANTS.


WARM SPRINGS HOTEL
KgRsEY 4 BswBES, Prep's.
mia POPULAR PLACE or RESORT. SIT:
4 uaisd st the state Prison, one ana > hA"
mi.es IRON
CARSON oiTy.
o6er, the best accommodation - . place OF
rcsort 10 be found In this State.
THE HOTEL
Has been thoroughly renovated and reatt.o,
and no pains will BE- spared TO naks eonio''s-
sis ali fus', who visit 'A' spring.
THOSE DELIGHTFUL SWIMMING sAIns
ofpsrs. running warn water are sn'assn'd
TINE BAR
win b. supplied win tbs best wiass, Liassrs
and Cigars In the market.
MGALe
or the beat In the market. In. arst-elass STYLE
furnished TO order.
ANEW CONCORD WAGON
CONVEYS rue,,, from capon City TO the Spring.
ever, hour, and will call Tor them upon orders
len at any Of the hotsls In carson.
an kRRsRY = BOWDkN.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
MAIN srRRRr, GOLD HILL,
Ju,tb.low the Yellow Jseks.oiaes.
WILLIAM PHIPPs,
Proprietor.
Beard aud Lsdsiss per wssk...... % 80
heard per week ........................ %
nuE BEST OF FOOD AND
l aeconmodations for every.
body. Special attention paid TO transient Gus
TONERS.
6m WIN. PHIPPb, proprietor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14
WANTED.

Two OR THREE GOOD PAINTERS OR
.:psss;s.;,: s, Apgy p ps5, M deor to Yellow
issS H. Y. JEwrrr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-01
MOmen'S Trains,

Oliver Wendell Holmes writes: "Our
'"ndlady's daughter is a young lady OF
Como pretcnsions to gentillty. She
wears her bonnet we'll back upon her
head, which is known 20 all TO be q
mark of high breeding. She wears her
trans very long, as the great ladies do
lii Europe. TO be sure their dresses arc
NO made only 10 sweep the tapestred
noors of chateaus and palaces; as those
odlous arlstocrats OF the other side do
not 80 dragging drought the mud in
silks and satlns, bat iorsooth, must ride
IN coaches when they are in full dress.
It is true that, considering various habits
Of the American people, also the little
accidents which the best kept sidewalks
arc liable 10, a lady who has swept a
mile OF them rs not exactly in such con
ditlon that one wopli care TO be her
neigbbor. But confound tho make. be-
hevo women We have turned loose i'm
our streets. Where do they come from
Not out OF Boston parlors. trust. Why,
there isn't beast or bird that would
drag its tail through the dirt in the
way these creatures DO their dresses.
DSS'1SN " 'iuSSi oI al uNNutsS wears lcnC
robes on great occasions, maid Of all
work or factory girl thinks she must
make herself nuisance by trailing
abont with her-pah that's what call
getting vulgarlty into your bones and
marrow. Making believe what Won are
not is tho essence al yulcaritv.
Show over dirt is the one attribute of
v-igar people. II a., nan can walk
tel,nd one of these women, and see
Wat she rakes up as she goes, aud rot
'eei squeamlsh, he has got tough.
stomach. ! wouldn't Lex ore of en- INTO
my room without serving them as David
served Saul ut the cave In the wilder.
ness-cut of bis skirts, sir, cut off his
skirts. Don't tell me that true lady
ever Sacrifices the duty OF keeping all
aeout her sweet and clean to the wish of
Vulgar show. | won't believe
II OF lady. There are some things that
no fashion has right 10 touch, and
cleanliness IS one Of those things. liza
woman wishes TO show that her husband
or father has got money which she
wants and means to spend, but doesn't
know how, let her buy yard or two
If silk and pin il 10 her dress when she
goes out TO walk. but let her unpin il
before she goes into The house"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-01

Gnslacllej lime is excellent for clean
iug SNAIL steel article, such as icwelrv
buckles, pad the ,'-c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS ADyS.
For Sale.

Ersfience property <snfa F- Avenue. iHsf sou'a
of ,fsgrasi ole Two lsts nalDy irapTeVsIne
IIer.r ata n I've TO rms -eoEf barn snd wsu
the lIvE4iscs -. i TT
? Ia HtSh0 LihkhI-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-01
ShcriG~S SAFE.


Is rla'nia e. Porte, I.At-tsL
George Oaks. uris.iirt
~ vtr.u- OF n - cgi.u i-sa-t fl-- ESQ sfers'
fre "a. iur i3th IIf.risl DISTRICT tars citing IA
90 lfr tht csurfy ef ~tiUs aa State af hsu- Ii. I'D
.a g4c tirtctesi ani, dsiUrrvd, vIi oat le
It. bsy.l [t.s l. ? 1851.
ed c' lcA /, u ot si.i ass, q: .li. e..,s door 70 H..
tDti House tH ii~ CTS Hl saline urtT gov isle aUd
-ei 90 uh!r ,sfse o. h- hishrsf aa br.g bt,isr f.r
,-h lr btat thf fl ti-sttrti 60. tsIfy, t-Nt
tGr a e. ht - Bog So ~ gd boz ~ .1hh sfrert
20. -',s oi >t,iaa corning 90 ihe p'.t ~ saHl sitt
"N rfr1ft ln lhr Office ri tus q. .ttr nl tre,Is
.l .a,,a;E Hpit-latt 80 $50 90 10 hr .,l.d o..
r"ttf. 90 t-lT yak 81. o. satisfy liHnti a ,Nsca-
i.ou
o'sa under Dos band az 5sr ua-r 1 -ll.4a fa'. t.fh
,at vi June. ESQ. t,1INt.. ssrtif
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-01
EiRnI ScffIrlIIeRf.

Nst.c>1s hsc}y given tssf fhg tcr-fsn>t -a7r,i1-
tra Administrators 90 sac estate 80 Nc ,is- Wesfv
lac cd tu" cfjto-Y. ksNSts decreased ~ apply
GO tle kraasIe is,Sr 81 -tif cftnty 81 ~tItut. o.
z.e-t'. Gag . Es'g. q 2 is-H
fora Goal -eiemtU' % M 0,.acss 81 said estate.
whica time and place 90 Iec. interest, nntfsss,i
iu HI prsr tA.iIRhiNE WEARY.
Aa,.a.- trsliN of lav ,,ta'c NlcHo.,s Wearv he
tN3~Ttt. .l-s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-01
AYRES'
Elastic Hernia Truss.
DR.J LJLL. Jr. saIina, Kansas.

having resumed t. JaaHLiicture aud saio
81 te IaPer, ard card gttvis, with which rny
lame iiaS been lll,i,l and extensively crcti-
ittd i1r the past sixteen year,, al paYtieC in
tending TO order Machines u Jay Iilanulao-
iarc' must hereafter address ~ under.
Damon p PEET5' PROOF SHEET"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-01
"Sher" Camnhcll.

In ST. Paul, MINI, Campbell and
Ted Seguin heard one day that there
was inc wiId-turky shooting in the vi
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-01

The bnarl OF cnuafy caunssi 1ners 90 ths COUNTY ef
Snr. state &c kaa ss. ytl m-ct the csuaiy clerks
o47ce "a ssljna. oh
EssR.fr. ~ ssl dry 81 J.'y. = p ISIS,
A. koAEp nF icy ltEtTtNE. Al which msrfinE all
persons feeling Themselves g<rrv~d agttsaF Aai
al In their rturHs corrected tus.ice
aud ,lalty -nsy ,itmsnd "a AccoT,lsacr Win lNss
DAVID BEEHF
t.UrtY clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-01
Nhcrin-x Anic.

firat National EauA of Janotspa cav rlrtaaa,.
r II NtfieL!,r aa.i sierf I;,.r t,'s ts.t fe.s
rrflrl tlfe f.a-trsrs Hflf.r tn. laHr. 81 .grf4@a
At,s+t.r . tp.. u.iradan.-
''} riuue ~ urf - execution i..a-d from f1.
clerk onis. ,,f iii. 80 ii4.l e.. .ifi. t.rt suI4 ID.
I Tor Davis courfg Ktuta-. aaI fo u,- q r,et.f Z
1911.
o. .Aa i3tL d4g - lfliy. g. d I-s5
at s'.l.ct p = ~ .4ff He- OFF, Or cab. a-4 -.u
o. iH .h.f -fi st HiI.i.r fr cs.a tf Haid 70 fh
. door 90 f'- esiIf ... o. tfsr .tt a staa .-ttg.
cog" e h-H-ts, ilr isv .ra sr-rIh rFfi rft. .
HI i. .ff h--.f quarter co ..rflHI 20. fas.H o.
wet 80 'r go rfl1c .al niar.itss. Situated o..
ftn' fn"fl tauFtr. H1d r..fI IN irtHs r1fe
~ .-t e"t .u- % .It. srs5.4.3t a4Ir.s fIfrf.I
Irra' 81. eII ssf 81 . ..ffa .r.ifrffr ~ rf-
''t' 'I dsicHa ift- 20 ss..-iY tlatafii's .--I-
fr1 .s f... t.str ,at f.It.i sf...t
|+'f- f. . t.fINs..
-fss.I.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-23
me NEW CIRCUIT COURT DfS
TRICT mi.

yrsr DfsTRrCr-JrDoR CHANDLER.
In The county Of Hancock, on The lst. Monday
NAV and No, emier aud continue " days,
Ip he county OF Harrison, on the Jrd MONDAY
Ipril aud Oetobet, and eontinGe " DAYS
IN the county Of jackson. on The irt honul
April and October. aud continue ~ days.
ia the county of Perry. on the first Monday
uar,n aud September, aud conrinne siS drys.
in the county of Jones, on the 2nd MoEday OF
arch aud September aud continue six days.
la the caurty Of Marion, on toe Ord: Nom
y of March AID Sept, and continue six days.
In The county III Pearl, on The ith, Monday
March aud september, aud continue SIX days
Ks
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-23

We understand the street In front
The Court house, running to the
liver is not a public county road and
therefore, there are no hands appUr-
Toned to work it /: but we hope at
ne next meeting of the Board of Su'
|ervlsors this subject will be brought
U their attention and some steps be
AIKEN TO have this street Iut In Or
Her. 1t is now in a horrible condi-
ION both for vehicles and fcot pas
|engers, and during The late sitting
p The Court, our visitors had TO
wade through the mud and water
between the Court House ard Che
Po'ei much TO their annoyance.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-23


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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-23

Almost every NAH briggs the inqdiry from
some brother Patron, win yof receive aud
sell otfr woot hides, beeswax, tallow, butter
chickens eggs ttgetables fruit, feathers stock,
etc Z" Yes. | di here 10 sell any merchantable
article. aud h sny hierehanrable form yos wish
TO send il aud desirs it Understood that the
same pains will be taken to the COED natron's
chickens, eggs. feathers, etc rs the Husband
mans cotton, sugar. gain or otner products.
Send it. aud feel assured that the interests of
all will be well watched.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-23


We exceedingly regret TO learn
nat Mr. and AIRS. NJ. ". Cudabac
Moss Point have again been called
|pon to mourn the loss OF a darling
Paoc. The dear little boy followed
Us twin sister, who died q lew
"Onths since, on Wednesday. The
PereaTed parents have our sincere
ympathy in this repeated affection,
Jul may the assurance Of the little
|'uerues being safe in the arms OF the
Nedeemer, sustain and comfort them,
Lovely and pleasant in their lives in
'ea'h they are not divided
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-23
Communicated

Upon suggestion of the worthy
editor Of the Handsboro Democrat,
that the alley Way is the nearest way
to Feirer's saloon, | wouId remark
that the way has often been trod by
the distinguished editor during his
lists to Scranton, or he probably
would not be 50 well informed.
TAR HEEL.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-23
Nsfse@ffs wssf 80 us~ w@ss
ws#f s#@ @Ss wH b. s@fss
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pnf hasss and sslss except ent'an he eonuni-
siuh Hn ehieh Il ene dollar per taie Al rm
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he safts 49, ~ rHf' hastd THIS eives me
yfeaf aatahis+ a. tH.f laufes 10 vanr benefit
Hsaf Hh ~ mind. sna np5er ibass an gfder for
so ,hHsss without forwarding Nih = Me
money ~ products from The sale Of which your
no ehHses ran be made and paid for. Were "
otherwise. these advant ages would he lost 10
you. f0tn kxecutive Committee. knowing how
Imperative Y Va 10 your interests that all pur
ehases should 10 paid Tor W the tine purchased.
have required ~ ms n, bond, the amourt Of
witch wonld he lorfsitei we're | TO make nd
yanees except on products N haws. This ! an
prspafcd ~ do. The rredit system has proved
the ruin 81 the agricultural Interests and made
Fou the slaves Of capt. i, costing YOU for nd
vsuces GEAR AFTER fear, fisre than 70 per cent
on your n Btiicts. Thtrsfote TO order lot the
amcunt be barge or small, win be hlied lhf5pgt
your Agent, without the MONEY, or lts e1uiya'
lent IN products.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-23
Patron of the United states.

| have made special arrangements for the
purchase of Sugar, Coffee Molasses Rice and
Salt therefore. if you desire the best of these
articles, at cheaper rates than you can possibly
buy them in your cities. send down your sur
plus quantities of wheat corn oats meat etc,
where good PRICES are always obtained, and
get in return ~artisles which ron need and must
have. We now hate new Nice in the market
u large crop.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-23
IapertSut 80 Patrons andAh Consumers
GRAVGE STORE.
BILOXI, -.-- MISSISSIPPI.
Pass Christian Resd.l

Having adopted the Grunge Plan of Cash
IlSales. a nw profi, I am enabled TO make
n -upp, rs on the small margin of ten cents h.
the delsr. and in oraor 20 Cooperate direct
with cuusumers, = have msnguraied = sfaem
by which YOU en- ProsuIe fresh, and of the dnsst
quality, Family Supplies Of every deserip,,
II n, AZ " b lesale prlcrs. 4
will keep yonsaantlv on hand "a Well
s-lectad Sto<& of Goods of every variety.
+ will receive all kinds of Country Produee on
SIDE or in exchange for goods. | propose deal
ing largely in Oysters and Fish aai vii there.
a.re be able % MI all orders rrosnPsly and
reasonably.
. ~ q n. bkfFN NlNW.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-23
E~xbibi,er- at The Grange Expedition
ButIdiux.

In reply to numerous inquiries rs TO what will
he received on exhibition. ! answer, anything
needed and useful to The farmer; but only
those things which have real merit will prove
setviceable To the farmer. TIE amount of space
| not yet taken is limited. Manufacturers of any
but really desirable articles will not find it nd
vatageous to their Interest to send samples. On
all manufactures of real utility and merit we
will advance The freight. Our object in estab-
fishing a Grange T. position is TO enable the
members of our Order TO select from among the
samples on exhibition here such articles rs are
particularly adapted to their wants, and to
knew where aud ofwhom the best and cheap.
est eau he obtained. | am here in the interest
of the members of our Order, and will not, in
any instance, try to induce the sales of any
manufacturer over others; Therefore whatever
percentages YOU have to offer to induce sales,
make them on prices asked rs we are diversi-
flying our productions and probable large crops,
our want for new and Improved agricultural ma
chinery will be greater this season than ever be
fore, The business season is now near at ha nd.
Exhibitors should forward samples at once, to in.
sure large orders. Bea in mind In pricing
that we pay each for every article rdered and
expect the most favorable terms.