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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-11-11
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF PIoKENs.
In Probate Court.

Stephen D. Keith rs Administrator dc bonis
non of Allen Keith, deceased, petitioner
Against
Margaret Edons and James Burdine, Admin
istrators of Alexander Edens, de-
ceased, and others, defendants
Petition for Account, Relief, Sc.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Jane,
NJ. Edens, one of the defendants in the
above case, resides out of and beyond the
limits of this State.
On motion of A. Blythe and w. G Keith
Keith, attorneys for petitioner, it is ordered
that the said James Nj. Edens do appear
at my Office Mt Pickens Courthouse, on Satur-
day, the 18th day of November a. D. 1875,
to show cause, if any he can, why the prayer
OF the petitioner, now on file in my Office
should not be granted and upon his failure
to do So his consent will be entered upon re-,
cord.
Given under my hand and seal of office this 9th
day of September, A. d. 1875.
|. II. PHILPOT,
moo low Judge of Probate.
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non of Matthew Keith, deceased, petitioner,
'tt vs..
Margaret Edens and James Burdine, as
Administrators Of Alexander Edens, deceased.
unto tbeir'sureties James E. Hagood and A -.
Henderson; James M. Edens, as adminis>
traitor de bonis non of Alexander Edens, de-
ceased, and his sureties Margaret Edens,
Sameul EdcDs and Allen Edens.
Petition for Account, Relief, SC.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that the
defendant, James Nj. Edens, reside out of
and beyond the limits of this State.
On motion Of w. O. Keith and A. Blythe,
attorneys for the petitioner, it is ordered
that the said James NJ. Edens do appear at
my office in Pickens Courthouse, on the 10th
day of November, A. d. 1876, to show cause,
If any he can, why the prayer of the petit
oner, now on file in my office, should not be
granted, and upon his failure to do so, his
consent thereto will be entered of record
Given under my hand and seal, of office this
9th day of Jeptember, A. D. 1876.
l. il. PHILPOT,
nos low Judge of Probate.
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Josh Billings remarks: "Tho only
way TO get thru this world and escape
ccnsurc and abuse is to tako somo
back road. You kant travel the main
turnpike and do it," And, being half
way consistent, j Josh travels tho un-
beaten paths OF photography in n
winding, circumlocutory course to the
point of joke. If J osh had ever been
to school, however, he'd find his spell
ilngtracks moro beaten than he
thinks they are.
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FAMILY
GROCERIES,.

stantly general "o"'
Assortment st ..t
Of Family Groceries, which will be sold obsan
FOX CASH, such as Bacon. Flour. MolasTcs,
UGhGe' Sugar, and in fact every article usus,,
ally kept in my line. 'Y
also repair watches, CLOCKS and iewelrv.s
Ordered: lot of first rate iewelry. With
VIII be disposed of on the best Of terms. ~ : 4
photographs taken in the most approved
modern style. Pp'"''U Pp''
j. r. GLAZENER, a
,u,oo Easlcy Station.
- 90 ly
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Isaac McAlec, coIorcd, on trial for
causing the terrible railroad accident
on tho Selma, Romo & Dalton road
about ono year ago By placing OBJ,
struction on the track, was tried on
thol8th, October, convicted and SON
tenccd to the Pcnitcntary for the
term Of 20 years. Two whito men
arc TO DO tried for the same cifonco.
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An old darEoy approached vendor
of fruit and asked: "How much do
you ak for dem watormillions, mis-
ter?' "Ono for two bts--two for
four bits-throo for six shillings or
fine, largo slice for q thrip or picayv
une" rattlod off the sidewalk mer~
chant. "Phew! mister, you must think
Pm dc man what busted dc Froods
mans bank don't yc?" and he went
away without buying any Of tho
tempting fruit. y .n
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THE BROWN COTTON GIN Co.

NEW LONDON. CONN.
Manufacturers of Cotton Gins, Cotton Gin
Feeders, Condensers and Cotton. Gin Mate
rials of every description. Our Gins have
been in use thirty years, and have an estab-
lishcd reputation for simplicity, light run
ming, durability, and for quality and quan>
tity of lint produced. Our Feeder is easily
attached TO the Gin, and easily operated by
any hand of ordinary intelligence. They are
he simplest and cheapest Feeder in the mar.
ket and feed with more regularity than is pos
sible by hand, increasing the outturn and
giving cleaner and better sample. AT all
Fairs where exhibited and by Planters hay
ing them in use, they have been accorded the
highest enconiums. Our Condensers are well
made, durable and simple in constructions
and do what is required of them rapidly and
well. No additional power is required, to
drive tho Feeder or Condenser, and no Gin
House is complete without them. We are
prepared tc warrant, to any reasonable cx-
tent perfect satisfaction to every purchaser.
Circulars, prices and full information fur
nishcd. Address as above or apply to
Julius G. Smith, Greenvllle S. C.
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Clarke Edmunson, brother of the
negro recently hanged at Fayottc-
Allie, Georgia, for rape, committed
the same offence, the other day, and
WAS hung on tho samo scaffod.
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Course of Study. q" ''''''
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. 'ihu

AA"NN1 LEI AN vi nGNT,' '''
JUNIOR CLASS lCagJhtb
lst Torm-Spelling Websters Reading, ssra
gents Series.
I'd Term-Spcllng and Reading ooasihGed;
Primary Geography, CornelPs: Mental A.,
rlthmelc, Davies; Exercises III WritingS
INTERMEDIATE GLASS.
ISL Ierm-Geography continued: InlrodncA
tory English Grammar, Bulli ems Rea6iAS
continued; Elements OF Written Arithmfetic'
Davies Exercises in Writing. ayyOH
I'd Ierm-ln Intermediate Geography completod,
Analytical English Grammar, Bullons EE
emchts OF Written Arithmetic completsaI
rr'mary U; s. History, Quackenbos; Exy
erciscs in Writing. 'T6i
SENIOR CLASS.
lst T9rm--English Grammar comp1eted pivo.
sini Geography, Worren's, Common Sehoea
a Arithmetic, Davies Analysis of Words;
ID Term-Analysis of English Lonouo,o.
Grecne'T Arithmetic continued SmaiIcs
composition, Quackenbos; Higher U?' b.
History, Stephens
PRErARAToRY DEPARTING Mt
JUNIOR CLASS E7l -
ISL lerm Latin Grammar BulliOns; Latin Rea4
aer, BulIions; Elementary Algebra. Dnv;e
History of England Markham's. T'FH1
I'd Ierm-Sx Books of CmsaI, Bulhons. Ann
alysis OF Latin Sentence, Arnold's secsn1
Latin Book Greek Grammar, B,;ll;on,.9
Greek Reader, Bulions'; Elcmearmv'AISSS
orn' completed; NaiuraiphilosopIy. ofasE.
cnbOs '7F' ~ NPFNg'J
INTERMEDIATE CLASS
ISL Term-SiN books of Vircu Anibhn
ufe' header, completed; Plain Geomety,s
ao"nIS; higher Composition and Rhetoric
d, ,Qru"cAehDoS; kendrick' Greek Ollendorf4
"a Term--Salmsps Cataline & Jugurtb, a.
thonsi Xenophons Anabass, Anibonia.
iiigser Algebra, commenced; Robibson,s
New University; Solid and Spherical Gas
omclry, complctcd Chemistry, Youmon,
SENIOR CLASS
lst Term--Ciceros Select Orntions. An,boo,.I
Nehophon' Memorabilia of Socrates: An.
thon's Trigonometry and Surveying, Loo
ms; Roman History, Arnold's Latin ProsJ
Composition, Arnoid's. 0'S
I'd Term-Anthon's; Six hooks of uo,n.,,. n.,,.i
Had, Anthon's: Greek Prose OompoSiti6n1
Arnoids; algebra completed, Astromomy
Brocklesby's 'SF
ihe above course will prepare can
dldatcs for admission into tho SopHo.
MORE CLASS of any OF our Southern
Colleges. Students, who do not stana
satisfactory examination upon tn =
several studies Of each class, will ne
bo allowed the privilege to advance n.
the next higher, but bo retained in
such class, Jill all the studies of it be-
satisfactorily completed.
TUITION OF PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
PER TERN.
Junior Glass, Sin m
intermediate Glass, 12sS
Senior {" 1Eo0
preparatory Department, 5000
NO deduction will bc made for lost
time except from prolonged sickness.
monthly reports of punctulity, de,
pertinent, and recitations in eaUn stp.,
dy, will be furnished parents. Do r'H,.
j. III. CARLISLE, Principal.
Dcc17. II teSi'r =
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A very fashionable Danbury lady
tried to mount the step in front of
Mcrril's grocery, but her pull-back
prevented her. Several times she re-
poatcd the attempt, but without sue
cess, while an anxious populaco looked
on. What do you suppose she then
did? Rotroatod? O, no. She just
turned around, and went up the step
backward rs easy as could be.
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A tree in Ccylon is said to have
been standing more than two thous>
and years. The Buddhist priests soil
its leaves as a panacca Tor sin, ana it
is a real bonanza to those pious tcache
ers.
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Faithful Unto Death.

Henry Clay loved his dog, Lord By
ron wept when his faithful Pluto
died, and Sir Walter Scott was me.
lancholy, and refused to write a line
for weeks after the death of his trusty
Nero, who had for years been his,
companion in his walks for solitude.
The gifted Charlotte Bronte, whose
genius gave the ,world"J aneg Eyre"
and whose sister Emily astouished
England with "Wuthering ueights,"
the work Of her graceful pen, mourn
ed when faithful Keeper died, who
had wandered over the moors with
themA in their lonely rambles. Mrs.
Gaskill, in her life OF the Brontes,
says: "When Emily died, her gen~
erous dog Keeper walked first among
the mourners at the funeral; he slept
moaning for nights at the door OF her
empty room, and never seemed hap>
py after her DEATH"
remember while crossing the At
lantic some years ago, seeing a little
child by accident fall from the ships
deck into the sea. The passengers
werey paralJ zed with fear when
noble newfoundland dog belonging
TO the vessel plunged into the ocean
and rescued the child, safely brings
ingit to the side Of the life boat. A
temdays)afterward saw the same
dog cruely kicked and bruised by the
captain tor slight fault, which
should have been pardonable, and |
saw the poor brute atcw minutes af-
wards lick the, monsters hand. |
thought at the time that the Creator
had made mistake, and put too
many legs OH the dog and not enough
on the man.
/ will tell you little story of the
fidelity of dog to his master. Il
was told me by my guide as we sat
for little rest upon the mountain
which divides the Beaverkill from
the Neversink, and while my own
faithful dog Jack rested his head
upon my knee.
"Your dog seems to love you2" said
my guide.
YES" [ replied stroking his silks
EN- ears, while the animal looked into
my face with his large brown eyes.
81 never gave him a kick or cuff
III my life," continued, 81 appeal
to his sagacity and Intelligence, and
govern aiin by the law OF kind
ness"
"He would lose his lie foryou, no
doubt" said Arnold.
eyes," l answered; 81 have no
truer friend"
"Do you see that farm house at
the base of yonder mountain2" said
Arnold, pointing in tho distance.
shaded my eyes and looked in
the direction named.
eyes," l replied.
"Well, my father lived and died
i'll that house," said Arnold; "andif
You will listen, while we rest, l will
tell of how there was mourning in
that house once over the death of a
faithful shepherd-dog who died by
his masters hand"
81 will listen with pleasure" | an.
swered
my father" said Arnold, "was
drover who purchased stock, and
Wien a herd was collected drove
them to tide water, and then shipped
them to New York for sale. He
usually rode horseback, and was al,
ways accompanied by his faithful
shepherd,dog Prince. You proba
bly, are aware OF the marked intelIi-
gence Of this breed of the canine
race, and how faithfully and intoli
gently they perform the task assign.
ed to them. Prince seemed TO reason
with almost human intelligence. He
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-11-11

France has 10000 industrial es-
giving work to about
| 100000 men.
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Livery and Sale Stables.

Parties desiring to hire conveyance to
Pickens Court House, Table Rock and other
points, can be accommodated at my Stables,
at all hours of the day and night. Pur-
chascrs can also be supplied with Good Stock
at reasonablepriccs.
nay" Regular Mail Line to Pickens Court
house daily Sundays exoepted.)
RICHEY & WYATT.
Easley Station, S. o., Aug, 5, 1876.
no49-1y
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PlCKENS COUNTY DIRECTORY.
SendtOr-R Il Bowen.
ReprGSentdhUe--D + Bradley.

Sendtor-R Il Bowen
ReprGSentdhUe-D Bradley.
Clerh Of Courts d Keith.
J"dge Of PrOJate-I If Phlpot.
&erW-J Riley Ferguson.
Coroner-W Warren Boycd.
School CommisSioMer-R a Bowen.
Trc0sHrer-W a Lesley.
1udHor--Alonzo NJ Folgcr
county Commissioncrs-John r Gossett
Chairman-Rob Craig, G NJ Lynch Clcrk
County Commissioners, c l. Holingsworth
Triot J"S'jceS-Edsley: o II Smith-Sa-
tuCr"y; j Clayton Central: Jas a Lid
dell-Itchcns 9 II: G L Iiollingsworth-
DacusUHke B Sutherland.
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Greenvile & Columbia r r
SCHEDULE

NN and a.tr FRIDAY, AUGUST 28tb.
" 1874, tho PASSENGER TRAINS on
this Road will be run follows, daily, Sun.
days excepted:
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a Montreal woman is in jail for
husband beating. SO glad.-Boston
Post.
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lie who laughs at cruelty sets his
heel OH the neck Of religion.
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LEGAEN
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PIoKENs COUNTY.
IN PROBATE COURT.

Stephen y. Keith, as Administrator de bonis
non OF Matthew Keith, deceased, petitioner,
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soermann aeo., oonncritae, as. aNa r; 1878.
@fatteo's Gnti6loiIenbeit. Gr borte

Nfatteo'S Gnti6Iohenbeit. Gr b0rte
etn rubiaes ,9ebelpobi ?" unb ais er auf.
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onb!ifenc unb Die 9anb gum 9lbidieo
bietenN. Sdon id)irn Ger sfono unr
Der leiieNbenowino fpiclte nit ben oroucu
Sofen beS aIten MAuncs, Der in ieincr
aeraoen, felten 9aItuug gum @ersmcifsln
rubiA ausieb,
Sfauore idric 3o,ubcrtn aufipr;n-
genO uuo prcbtc uamiafurlidl Die SABINE
aufcinanoer, Nclud9rt mir 3eit mid gu
beheufrn
SiS moracn i'll ser Sriibs . eriuioertt
9fnttcc felt
CaiuIiettn idric 9tam5erto bier cinmnI
idmer;lid auf, mobIan ocnn. bis NOR
gen fiiate CT baitig bnlu unn obne mci
ttrcn 2IblbisO itllrite or aus Dem Sar
ten.
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Melnmbplie.

3uriif, gSelt, nit beincu idwanfen
gSOgen,
Iu lofit mid niemd!s mleber in 8pfabr.
Ncnn Define 9tebe bat mir itctS asIoJen
lluo oeine Sclhitiudlt MIR blsibt eipi9
Dabr.
llEO c5 ser Srenno sir bride morm Die
Ge6tc,
Gr Iicbt bod nur III ncr !cin ciNen Bib
St licbcno blh brS 9&ci5cS 9lrm um'
Fc6te
Su bl00cr 5Bor, on m1buit, SnB IS gilt
6S Gilt nur Dem SboI be5 eigncn gScrtbeS,
Sem ibrt Gltelftit 2iIt0rt buut
limo nur Elm ctgen Sclb1t, Gin fraftper<
flGrtce,
llSlarmct in Sem Srdutigom Sic Sront.
9td, bcines Screens ciocnite @ebcnfen -
NScm tn0 lie licb luic Oll ? User ocf! Tic
nit
On itebit oIlcn, Drum lcrne nic ;u luansen
Sur auf iidl ieiber itilbe iib ocinSdritt
SutH lit ser Meaihcn Munid un6 9ieb
lbr Sr1umcn,
Sc<nd) ouS Scl6it ibr eilerncS @eirb.
Sie pd5nen, frcl 81 Qcbcn iii frclCn S0u'
.rIen:
Gin fciner @lif fiebt rings bas fcinc
9tcB.
sTeiir Oahu.
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OSiaslite ScScsco.
9iitorii d e 81 ~ c n c.

Sn cincm 8lrten nabt bel Gimini
ipicltcn Gin Yau: done, fr0b'idle Sinocr.
Nrcilid) murcu cs idon Gin luenig grnB;
&inocr; lie bate bereit5 filnScbr mo er
ear iton nbt;cbn Scr3e gcicbcn, u6er
wn5 bcneuten 3ablcn 9ie id0ncn Sitter,
raS cluig uupcrtir;te Grbtbcil Ger Su
gcno, lbr beitercr, uu6efdngcucr, idulo-
loisr 1inn, Die rcHtrlonSIule, cin mcnlg
llbtrmut5ile }uueriidt i;robiten cbn 10
motl aus itiucn hrnuncn, uit aus ibrcn
lictli1 bimmcblaucn 9lu9cn. SInuc
@lu0tn IN Stllieu, bel 9(ininl? ? 81 frcilidl, ,
.Cnu HI3 i1uHtcr:, ctcu Sur Sun3frau
,rbliiatuo. &ino wlr il cine So4)tcr UNI
lcrca for1tn$, ,rit itit furicr 3;lt NIT
idrem Safer bier dnlcllngt; 0Grum bitb
js auA Niule;td Stoc3cl bti aQcn 9tntlz
barn Der &illu, rie Ger nlte Wfatteo nit
o,utihcm &cloc bier ungeturft batte.
llno er Htun, CT mar ebcu Su oft nn
Ocm id)mufCn 0)IrIdcn, ais Dem Golcn
uur McicNcn 10 t0itlid ruftcttn, pn nrilbcr-
ucodn0cI no,r 0critten, uno Scr 3aun
mar cbtn and III wcnil Hid)t Gcwclcn.
mo Damn bate c5 cnolib gar ciu ncfis
ihcr 3ufoa 9rr0oe 10 9eiiAt. b1B Scr
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I'M Spiete iidl cra6bte, 9craNe oil bicicr
Scitc ijbcr sic 9efe IoJ. ySire c3 "a
nun niht uulrtlg gcmclcn, mcnn Ger
Niu9linQ sa5 SpiclicuI Sem !icbliheu
&iuoe nidt pcri6nIjd) suriifgetruocu
bdttc? lluo obgItid) Die funoigc 3pfc
Dem WidNdjcn cillglt ;ufiIIittrtc. btr Gm,
trcr0e lei 0tlemnuo unoer5 ais 9tumtcrto
Wtaloteitd, Ger 9ttffe pc5 6ilritcn uno
@cbictcrs pom 9tlnini, iuIIte 0ns 8iuli-
eta betilmmcrn?-Nur; lcit iene,n-S age,
no Der ieiocns SpteIbaH ben iunQcn
Yrinicn einfllbrtt, marcu nun idou
uicr;ig ucrfloilen, nber fcincr, an ocm lie
OaS Nf0rt0cn ni0t filr 9tambcrto 9toff-
net bdtte
93is moracn btnn, GiuIietta, ia9te
Ndmbcrtn, fdBte lbr peldle5 Eanodlcn,
oriifte IS frdftia uu0 fiibrte c5 Damn an
Gic uOllen rotbcn Slppen.
Gr wuBte icbit nibt, wnrum ibm beute
gum eriten MiaIc eiu Seuf;er bel oicien
9Sortcn entfubr.
SI5 mor9cn, Sertino, criuioertt8iulia,
ocu 9nl5 bcs id)0nen, fIul bIifenocn
Yfetoc5 itreihcIno, fon,m nidt III ip1t.
uno
Su bieiem 9tugeublife waro ibrc 3coe,
wie &nmberto's 9lbreiie, untrrbroden
Sic Sbure bes NSobubauieS batte lid
9e0Hnct, unb Die bnbe eruite SeitaIt
Wfattee'S seiate ild auf Scr SdwcIe
Sch nit 8dbrieua auf Ntin 3lmmcr,
8iulietta, befabI or, uuo Sbr. Signor,
uermeilt nod eineu 9lu9cnbIif, laBt
Gureu Sict!ianer oafl;r nadher etmaS
ftarfer eusgreifen; i9 babe nod Elm iebr
orin9enDes w0rtd"n nit Gng su re.
Oen-
God nidts SdIimmes, 8apa fraste
@,uIictta, zen erriten Honn beior9t
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MiO6cl! Sdrgc! Sumbcr !
GdSper Gbubcr,

Sanfte Strafs, slu. Marft uno Wto,art,
,eat hem aesbrtru putl,fum Srn Stattunt Sanc
biermit ersstrnf an, bae sr itsts 9R ID el aasT
Irt scrrGtbis bat. TesaleidJen 9 sarge prn
aaen 0rresn pru 5rls unc NstaI unb in jsbsm
Stsl. Muss gut une biais.
slud bare i6 tets sutss trcdentS Nus.
bpl, unc aneeres Saumater riaI, eas i'd,
an ben nitbrigiten ct. Ycuis preiirn. GusI9Iire-
iib rcr 6radt, cerfanfe.
Aud bin i'd Isent FIR eH 9 I. SouiS
Stpnepare 6 mpan = une rerfauFe neten
6otritatc (Gjlaarte ireeue Gaitn II. SIumentrrte
bon Gcrre Gotta &C. eni6lis6liG Der 8radt, S1
ct. Qpuis Vrsilcn. 20 6 9 6ubert.
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G:5 lit 9tltt 81 @iulictta's Sdlof-
| f1mmcrlciu lit es it'll uuH traulid Gin
9dmpdeu id)inmert nuf Dem Slide.
Infer fcnem lOei6cu 9innen, Ietle atb
meno, IieJt oas iunae Md1dcn I'M iubcn,
pom Gngel Ger idluI0Iuien Sinobcit &c,
biltetcn Sdlummcr Sie abut nidt,
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| osm rsldcn YdInitc bcs 9erridcrs cir
i!nacr Mann ole Non;e 9faht iidI idIaf-
los uu' Zen wcidcH Silleu bcrumwll;t,
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nbucu, lie idlummertc wobl nid)t t5iiif
9Iber es lit gut 10, mobl hem 9Iuge, oos
0Ilnddtig fidj 'nHftIdl idIIicben fdnn
nut, ieu Sredtn miro cinit mcriJcI
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God nod ;ipci nubtrc 2luden fOb iii
oitier gtndt Ger SbIummer. 9fiht pic
ocs alien Wtnnnes, ncnn er mar euoliG
nit sismlidcr 3npcriidlt cntld)I"mwc wcrt
uno idone, prGdlt,ae, perbeisunQSuont
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mar ric trcue 9icncrin @iulcttens
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Mnttc0 lid nit 9fdmbcrto tcipradl. bate
lie, iuic sic Yicncr hcbauptrtcn, nohhenr
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16
AMUsEMENTs.

YCEUM THEATRE, l4TH at. AND 9Th AVENUE,
IL TODAY TWO PERFORAANCES
MATINEE AND EVENING.
This afternoon at 70. This evening At q
MRS. ROusBY AS THE LADY ELIZARETH
The great dramatic triumph of season
MRS. RousBr's LADY ELIZABETH
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING
MRS RoUSBf,
THE RENOWNED ENGLISH ACTRESS
in her original character of
the LADY ELIZABETH,
IN Tom Taylor's grand Historical Five Act Play
'TwlAT AXE AND CROWN; OR,
THE LADY ELIZABETH.
Produced with propertIes
potntmcnts. strong cast including GEO. CLARKE
Seats at box office and Schirmer's, 70l BROADWAY
MRS ROUSBY -ELIZABETH-MAT TO-DAY
wi THIS CATURDAY) AFTERNOON AT 80
Mrs. ROUSBY in her original character Of
LADY ELIZABETH.