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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-30

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unon9cncbm, pbuoGl c5 nic(t un9cllnG
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bout. Sic 9lu5bcutun9 Der 'nubborcn
M}iucroljcL an ocncn Gonooa rciD it,
fat bcgpurcn. M}on iinoct bclonocr3
MoNnct= uno Sitonei1en III ben Sc5ir=
fen ppn Geouce uno Nolbrcuil, Gbrom-
ci7cn bci Bolton, &up fcrcr5 bel Upton,
uno om @uronlec> 8lci9lon5 i'm G6ou=
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l0e nit Dem gScinbou moDtcn bic ST.
ilitcn 6crcits i'm pprigcn Sobrhunbert !;
abcr Die froni6lilcbe Gc0icrun9 1ob bcn=
lclbcn un9crn, bo canoOilhcr gHcin, wic
lie mcinte, Dem 9(blobc Scr fronsDli lNcn
gSeinc 0o0cn f0nntc. sSn ncuelttr ,3eit
baden oic ocutl Dcn Gnipniltc ten NrrlutDc
9cmoDt> mcl0c groBc @p{inungen in Sc=
5iebung ouf bic 3utln it ocS gScinboucS
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fer, omic ibcr6oupt Die Gulturplonien
0cs mittlcrcn europa >pcrocn ii6troll nit
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Wcn Morftc leDr 9c16bdtt unb
GoSpcl6cr gSci5cn crDiclt oui Der Nori=
lcr gScltouS ltcQung ppn 1855 einc cDrcn-
upQc Musjci6nung.
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tDolitcn. Sn Canada unb ocn iibrigcn
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1oben be lon0crc 50ulgclctc> bic oui oie
Veri6ie0enbeit 6er 9leligionspcr6Qltrille
Niidlidt ncbmcn. Se6es Sppni Hip in
Ontario miro in pcrl9icbcne @0ul1 1ccti=
pncn ein9ctbeilt. Sic DIfentli6cn S6u=
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tDeils bur@ locale Sorcn l1tcrboltcn; an
eln5clncn Srtcn miro au6 Gin nl0Bi9cs
S@ul9clo bc5aDlt. 9ic 2ebrcr9cDoltc
bctro9cn olf bcm 2onbc ppn 1910
Ffo. ct. uno in 5tQotcn ppn 2SO-75.
Sllle gcDrcr an ben 0ficntliDcn @9ulcn
lnlllcn por ser GrScbun9sbcbDrbc Gin
Gyomcn Be ltebcn pber ppn Dem 66u(=
(cDrcrcminor Der 4ropin5 einc 9iccns cr=
6oltcn. 9cDnlidc Ge9ulotioncn bciteben
Tllr bic ll6ri9cn Yrppin5en> in bcncn fojt
allie btfcntlibe @6ulcn iDr bclonbcrcs
Serm09cn belitcn.
s. { tit III 6r ter.
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WufQahe 9fn. 73.

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-30

ltl1D lOO Sftnn1en ftefe11 OurOelHa11Ocr
vSoter, 8ater, Qebrer, 8cratDer, Sr6 Itcr,
Tctter, babe 0aAf!"
~Du boit uns ben Weg sum- 2eben &C.
ZEN lebren !" erflong's obermols i'm Gbpr.
u0cin g8ort lpor mcincr unI9ulo
rcttcnbcr Gn9cl |" - rief Elm N1do6en,
oos ii6 lout lueinenb Su 1einen 1iBen
mari, - uobue oi9 pdre i6 gefallen."
u0u Dolt mein @c,pillen er1 9iittcrt,"
! - lpro6 einc crnlte> mdnnli6e Sc ltalt,
Die beg 8 Yfarrers Sonb ergriffcn botte -
vi0 feDrte I'M BON Dem g8ege oes Be-
tru9s uno >por0 Gin rcdtli9er Monn,
nbne bi6 picllei6t Elm .&duber uno W}Dr=
Der"
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II. 9lbcnon'oDlc," - betonnte cine an
bcrc.
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ltuble fat MIDI gel6ikt! - uno aus oer
M}engc orangen INNER lpieoer BON 9}euem
bonfen0c Gtimme 5u oes 9reilen Yfor=
rcrs Obrcn oic lid) cnolid ollc su bent
&ufc pcrcinigtcn u9H treuer @eelenbirt,
bobe 9anf !"
81 wor's Dem Yforrer> ais wcnn einc
Stimme rief : Sci 9ctrpit! @treue on
nur 9ntcn @omcn aus unermiioet;
man9' .&6rnlein fdQt, Dir unbelpu st. ouf
9utcn 8oocn tno fcint uno ,pd6it uno
blii6t unb fruGtet I'M Menj9enbersen
uno Mlenl 6enleben I'M @ebci1nen. Sicf
in bcr Seclc pcrbprgcn reifen Die oft un=
]idtboren Triidte oes @laubcns, Die bes
Yricl tiers g8ort 5um 9alcin rief. 9u
bo1t gc1dct, gcpflon5t uno be9ollen Die
8lumcn bcs 6rii iitli6en 2ebens; Gptt
9i6t bos @jcbeibcn uno oroben lit CRIT
bic rc1te Grnbte"
u@rpber @jott.!" - rief Der Yforrer
in bemiitbi9er &iibrunG ulolb' rel
dcr Gc9en lie9t orf Ocincn Worten Die
Ocs N}enl6en l6lua6er NfunO 9ereOet
. i0 Meinsldubigcr! Gp Dabe bp0
ou9 i6 ni6t pcryc6ens 9elebt uno 9e=
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Sen leu6tcn> tpie bes @imncl5 @lan5
unb Bic 10 Nielc sur &ercGti9tcit leitcn,
mic Bic @tcrnc INNER unb e>ui9li6!"
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Yfarrcr TrcuoentDrdncn ordn9ten ]6
linn in Bic l6lua1mernben Mu9en. -
~Soter !" - rief mod cinmol Die @6oar
bimmlil 6cr @eiter, - u8oter> 2ebrer,
8cratber> rDlter, Nctter> treuer @eelcn=
Dirte, Dobe 0onf!"
l1nb rrplDbli9 morcn bie mu1berboren
Sc Italten uno Der blenoen0e @la15 per=
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lcinem Sctltuble allein, ricb li6 oie Qu.
gen uno pubte ni6t, ob ct po6e poer
triume. Sn 1eliger @tilnmung perlteB
er enoli6 Die &ir6e> Bic nun oer 8oll=
monO NIT 1einem @ilberl ltroble iiber9pb.
9lber oer troitret6e Sraum blieb linn fef
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iiber bie 16einbore @rfolgloli9tett oer
get itli9en 9lmtstbdti9feit; ~oenn" -
]pra9 er Dor f9 hin - uim @ebeimen
reifen bic 6ra6te uno broben lit erit Die
redtc Grnbte."
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leigcn Die Grcmitcn e W}pnotc burcb
Ghncc) mc3rcrc M}nlt am Sage sun,
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Der Hpliici bcfonntcn 9fit9licber bcppr=
tircn. 9oiiir lei lteten Bic llcbri9cn Dem
0joriboloi- Gpmtc sur Wcrjo9un9 Der
Snur6pncn ,ucitntli1e 9icnlte. Geit=
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liscioicnltc 5u pcrlpcnoe11, untcr6olten lie
boS Ndu6crl1nuclcn i'm yleopolitanil 6cn.
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omcrifonil0er Gcftcnl litter, bic nob 1ei=
mem 2iomcn Gompclitcn ppm Ypltc &C.
roN'lt mcrocl1 ji0 lclb1t obcr crit veSiin=
ger GDriltl" pocr III ncucrcr 3cit cinfo9
vGbrl ltionS" ncnncn. Campbell mar 1r=
lprjingli3 YrcS0ptcrioncr, >puroe obcr inn
SATIRE 1872 Eoptiit. Sic 8optiltcn 1tic=
Gcn i'm lm SATIRE 1927 ppn iDrcr Sc
mei"I@oftt ou:. Seine 9n9an9e:r. biloe:
tcn min cine ci9cnc ncuc Gcftt, bic mod
jtbt b1itrbt. N}it Dem jebi9cn @oGpiir=
ni9I!tn GribilcDnTe ppn Cincinnati bottc
6ompbcQ cine mc6rcrc Sage boucrnoe
0Ifcut!i0e 0isputotion ii6cr rcligiDle
Tro9cn, IN WclcDcr Ct dm6Dli0 untcr=
Ile9en mubtc. Campbell itarb am 4.
M}dr5 1866.
Sanobn, 9ominion of (@cbict
MN Gonooo), 6cr officiclle 9}an1c Der i'm
So9rc 1867 9ebil0etcn Gon liberation
ppn ( 9SrOpin5cn bes britil6en 9loroo=
mtrifoS; nQmli9: Nue6cc Griibcr un=
ter=Gonooo), Ontario Griiber Ober=Go=
nooo), Neu=Srounl 6>ucig (New Bruins
wick) unb gieu @@pttlonb (Nova
SCotia). Sci oer Or9anil lirung ber
Dominion o. ( Canada >puroc erlportct,
bob iiber fur5 ober lang AUDI Neu Suno=
lanO, Die Yrin5 g0uoros Sn lcl Sritil6
Columbia unb ii6erGoupt Oas gon5c Sri=
til0c 9}proomeyifa 5iD Der gon liberation
onl6lieBen >pijroe11 unO bclonocre bar
ouf be5ij9libe Scl ltiumungcn lullroen II,
bic Nrgonilirun9Surtllnoc of9cnom=
men. SIM SATIRE 1869 luuroc No5 9co
Miper Wcbiet pnn Der 9uoinn'S Sop
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STE Beneo1ctinerinnen 8
ober @6loe1tern BON Der elui9en Nube=
tung, Die ousBonn tuei6en miilien, lper5
ben luie Der 81. 3. beri9tet tpirO, in ber
g}dbe 6ea 9orfes 9rieber9en, eini9e
@tunoen ppn l1tredt cntfernt> cine trefi=
li6e llntertunft finoen. Gin totbolil6er
2onopirtb bat ibnen 81 billigem Yreile
cine biibi9e, onmut6ig 9elegene HiQa
ein9erdunlt, Die fir 25 @9>pe fcrn, Gin
&opel(@cn uuo noS 1pnlt ooju gcbDrt
Den rDtbi9cu Baum biclet
- I'm Yu6tn in Der @c9ulc rubi9 Su
maiden iteQc man Dem unrubigen Rua=
ben Gin nit 98ol1er gef ful1tes ble9ernes
Srintgcl@lrr ouf Den &opf. Probatum
est.
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gScilc ucitcr fort, alio init 80, SS, Sc. 81,
10 crDalt man pcrsiffcri9c 4roouctc1 ocrcn bcioe
6ubcrn 3ablcn bic 9tcibc 10, II, - &C. bilocn,
udbrcno bic bcibcu mittlcrcn inlmer chamber
9lcid) lino : II, %, 33, Al uno III Den ncr1dic>
ocucn Erobuctcn cine oritbmctldc 9fciDc bill
ocn, bcrcn criteS @Ico II unO Die 0ilfcrcns
lit. 3. 9. ITO, 1921, 1882, 1443 -. 1898.
0obci lit nod bcn1crfcnsiucrtb, SAP ollcnlal bic
ioNcnonntc Nuerlunl,lc bcr crltcn uno (cktcn
3iifcr cincr bcr bciocn mittlcrcn 3iifcrn glcid)
it,
G1Y7 9ic 9lomcn berjcnigcn, wcld)c bic rid)>
tiAc Nufl0una cinionotcn, ouic boS Mclultot'
ocr ErcispcrtDcilun9 finorn I'LL crc |clcr ouf
Der S. Sctc
NMfllinue Se6 M6tbiels III Sip. Ill.
gSirf Die oltcn SNubc uibt mcA cbc eu ncrc
goit.
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The Van Buren press., 1875-01-12
Bull of the Woods Saw Mill.

The local Of the Telegraph visited the saw
mill OF Messrs Bruce. Hathaway Il Co., situ-
ated Just above the colored Baptist church
Mr.. Bruce, polite and clever gentleman,
showed us the machinery OF the mill. They
ands of feet per day. and supplies our enter
prising citizens with building material. In
connection with the saw mill and run by the
same power. the cnterpri-ing proprietors
have Lane & Bodey's patent lath machine
with which they manufacture. count and bun
die ready for delivery. 25,0OO laths per day
thus showing to the citizens of this section of
the state that they need not 90 to eastern
markets tn purchase laths. or, in fact build
Ing material, in wo)d OF any description.
With few moresuch men rs Messrs. Bruce,
Hathaway & Co. this section of our iast.ad-
vancing state will catch up and keep pace
with the more enteIprising Eastern sections
We have sample hth in our Office from thi.
mill which we will be pleased to show to our
citizens Hot Sprhg 1eiegdph
Mr.. John Z. Halfway. OF the above named
firm Of Bruce, Halfway q Co. of Hot Spring
Arkansas, is one orour own boys, is a son OF
Judge r. G. halfway of this city, born.
raised and educated here, is irst class en-
gincer a self-madc,enterprising young gen
teman. a Kind and ,fiectionate son to his pa
rents and family, is kind, aflable and cx-
emplary in department. and deserves and
commands the respect Of all who know him
in this his native ely Of Van Buren,.
The Van Buren press., 1875-01-12
Take Notice.

From and after the first day Of Janu'
ary. 1878, publishers of newspapers will
be required to pay postage in advance at
the mailing office, under the new postal
law, on all newspapers sent to suhsciio-
ers out Of the county wnerc published.
This arrangement makes it necessary
that all subscriptions should be paid IN
advance. Consequently all subscribers
in arrears must pay up, AS it is not just
or reasonable that we should be asked
to pay the postage in delinquent cases.
Two dollars and fifty cents in advance
will pay for the IGn Buren |reSS, one
year, including postage
The Van Buren press., 1875-01-12
NEW ORLEAN S.
Gen Sheridan Gives Advice to the Secre
tary of War-He Believes in
Despotlsm.
All Quiet in New Orleans-Vhe State
House in Possession Of the
Military.

Hp. QRs. MILITARY ". OF Mo i
New ORLEANS. La Jan. 3, 1878.
To HoN. W W BELKNAr, Secretary OF
War, Washington, ID. C.:
think the terrorism now existing In Lou
isiana. Mississippi and Arkansas could be EN-
tirely removed, and confidence and fair deal
ing established by the arrest and trial OF the
ringlcaders of the armed white leagues. II
congress would pass bill declaring them
banditti, they could be tried by military
commission. The leaders of this bandltu
who murdered men here on the 18th of Sep
tembcrand also, more recently, at Nicksburg
Miss. should. in justice To law and order. and
the peace and prosperity OF this southern part
of the country. be punished. Ii i possible that
II the president would issue Il proclamation
declaring them banditti no further action
need be taken. except which would dcyolrI
upon me. Signed: r. II. SHERIDAN
1t. Gen. L 5. A.
The city i very quiet to-day. No unusual
demonstrations in any quarter. The military
still occupy the state house,
The Van Buren press., 1875-01-12
rnk CLERGY DENouNCE ms STATEMENTS IN
REGARD TO ARKANSAS.

Tnk CLERGY DENOuNCE ms STATEMENTS IN
REGARD TO ARKANSAS
The following document explains itself:
LITTLE Rock. ARK January !, 1875.
To the American People:
Having seen dispatch Of Gen. Sheridan TO m,
secretary Of war, in which he speaks Of terrorism
ne existing in the stats of Arkansas we feel To De
our duty, IN behalf of the religious communities
WIN whie,l We are CONNECTED, to say to the world
at large that there is no such thing AZ terror;sn
existing in this state. and no repression Of public
opinion, or of private action except that imposed
10y an ordinary code Of laws and that, since the
last OF May Of the past year the country has been
profoundly quiet There have been no prosecutions
political or otherwise and. ss far as we have been
able 10 learn, no white leagues or any other sim.
lar association. AZ Gen. sheridan has not been in
Arkansas, and could only have formed On opinou
The Van Buren press., 1875-01-12


IS f. Adams has removed his car
penter's shop to the building first door
east of n. F. Cornelius store.
Is- Twenty five or thirty boys were
skating on the ice between the bar and
the opposite bank, on Wednesday.
rg Our friend Daugherty brought up
to us some apples that he couldn't eat
and which no one else ought to eat; and
then, to add insult to injury, asked US to
step down stairs, and help ourselfto some
good ones that we would find in his fur
niture room-but the door Is always
locked, and he carries the key in his pock,
ct Wasn't that kind?
Ex,- Some rumors that the temperance
society are going to occupy the room
over Hawkins saloon They are going
to beard the lion in his den.
EE- The boys have been running
around through the whole country hunt
INC ice, with their skates on their arms
Don't know whether they found any OF
not.
Iv Wonderful improvement in the
condition Of St. Mary's street.
IF DR.. Ben Dccherd is going to
move to the country.
The Van Buren press., 1875-01-12

by hearssy, this fact may account for an opinion
OF the existence OF imaginary evils for which ne
nrenose, n remedy. which Of it.slf would extin-
gui.h all law. and produce condition Of affairs
which would he terrorism indeed
EpwARp FITZGERALD,
Bishop Of Little Rock.
A. K. WINFIELD.
z. f. ofthe ". T.. Church, South. Little Rock.
ii. \. PIERCE,
Missionary Bishop Of Arkansas and Indian
Territory
THos. Il. WEIGH,
Pastor Of the Pre.by byterian Church.
JACOB BLOCH,
Rabbi Congregation Bnai Israel. '
The Van Buren press., 1875-01-12
. A~sSs

Err Drowning men catch at straws
and radica!ism substan,iatcs the truth OF
the aphorism by the manner in which it,
leaders catch up every little latter OF hope
whicl, they imagine they can see in the
paaza2sgsHsu@s ~asssstsgsgs iatit'dl
members Of congress send dispatches to
their kind of papers improvsing a course
of action for the committee, which these
radicals hope would be pursued by IT,.
But it is too transparent Radcalism is
nearly dead. and its evory effort to re-
yivify itself, only hastens its dissolution
kansas
The Van Buren press., 1875-01-12
Frank LeSlie's Boy of Americo,

This is monthly magazine to which Brace.
bridge iiemyng' Esq the well known author Of
the Jack Harkaway series Of stories, is a rcpu.
lar contributor Mr.. Hcmyng is expressly and
exclusively engaged by Mr. Leslie and every new
production Of his appears first in one Of the Leslie
publications. Those Of Mr.. Hcmyng's stories
which are piinted in the Boys Of America are ey.
clusivey published in that publication Thi,
magazine is also otherwise filed with the bc.t
works Of other authors, aud has other features
which give il first place among the leading pub.
lications of the land, Price, Is cents Number,
or 81 80 a year.
The Van Buren press., 1875-01-12

EF The Bcecher-Tilton nastincss is
soon again to be re dissected in the New
York courts. The plaintiff is to be al
lowed the bill of particulars, and now ,ha,
they have settled that point, the case will
be imms, ,liatety brought to a trial. Five
hundred Jurors have been summoned for
that purpose. The case promises to be
very interesting as eminent counsel are
to be employed on both sides.
The Van Buren press., 1875-01-12

and We are informed they had turned out six
hundred bales up to last Thursday.
The grist mills, IIayman's and the old PEN
nywit. are grinding on, and doing fair bu-
siness. They make as good flouras You can
buy anywhere,
We have only one word to add, and that Is
patron'ze your home industries.
The Van Buren press., 1875-01-12

EF The following officers were in
stalled for the present year by Van Blu
rem Lodge OF Free and Accepted Ma
No 6, at their hall w. II IL Shibley, w
NJ JAS. NJ. Wood, S. W Chas Rib
bling, j. NJ: II. Pernot, Treas L. II
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FanE Lsslie's LddU's .J0uynnI

The leaIng fashion weekly Of the country in
which are set forth all the latest American fash
ions. which are designed by our first class New
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the very latest and newest Of all the newer style,
from the acknowledged fashion fountains of the
world, Price 10 cents Number, or 81 a year.
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Frank LeS(ie'S Ladg'S lN10nzjDe.

In addition to its full display Of carefully dcs
signed and beautifully coiorcd eugravings, repre-.
senting the latest American md European fash.
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description each Number Of Frank Leslie. Lady's
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cuts, illustrative Of scenery, incidents custome
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useful household receipts and nm agreeable mis-.
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rT Senator Turner, chairman Of tn,
judiciary committee, to whom was re
ferred the petition Of the Grand Counc
OF Temperance Reform Of the State, ask
ing some legislation to punish druggist.
for selling or giving away liquors with.
out license, reported bill covering
the matter, recommending its passage.
The bill was read first time.
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Steamer Fannie Tatum.

This elegant New Orleans Packet left
New Orleans for this River on Tuesday
last, with fun cargo Of Groceries, DC
for sa!e--and may be looked for here on
the first rise
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ET Judge j. X Rogers, Of Fort
Smith, passed up to his home on the Mau-
melle, on Sunday afternoon. He has
been absent three or four weeks on ba.
siness trip to st. Louis.
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frank Ltslje's Chimney Cyyner.

frank Lsslje'S Chimney Corner.
The best story paper for the frcsde aud the
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took strong hold on TIE public, and that from
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YOU will never have reason to regret
your kindness to
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tH- The following are the officers of the
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IN the memory of that ubiquitous individual
the oldest inhabitant. The river frozc thiniy
from bank. y few more such nights will
enable people u cross on the Ice.
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Ig- We are indebted to Hon. jess e
Turner. for tn biennial report of the
State Treasurer and Auditor
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Frdnk Lesltes Pleasant Hours,

This is repository Of pleasant stories and pop
ular information. and contains more tn an was ever
previously given Tor the money. Single Numbers,
l5 cents; 81 so yenr
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EF One year ago Texarkana had not
a house in it, now it has a population
of two thousand, and all done through g
railroad.
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Tax N office.

NOTICE is hereby given that | will meet
~ the tax payers OF Crawford county, Ar
kansas, for the purpose ofcoIlecting the taxes
due for the year 1874 at the following times
and VOTING precinGts. tO-Mit:
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Frank Les'ic's Young dmericon.

The largest paper devoted to the American
youth ever published. Six serials weekly. Hosts
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fH- Gcrritt Smith died at his home,
recently. He was one Of the leading
anti slavery men Of the north,
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Frank Lesiie's Buiget of Fun,

A perfect compendium of the latest specimens
Of American Fun and Humor. together with all the
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year. Address.
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