, 1876-03-12

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"bs'n nH'o 1oosu' 1ol los4ol IL so1t'o' e:1u'tS'
co.r,oeuee un7u uuv-e
In connect;on w;th the rano7rnd re1,s-t NJ a
cont1en,ar. vho sa;d that ha iidn,t he1;ava tha
iod,es he mat i, Woabnoton atroot 1,,o,v that .h
times aro t1n1t and that their bushanda ara bav.
inr n bard t,na to keen their heads nhove ygator
the Boston Journal relates tho following An
s''..,,..se =. 80 a,.~'
nueoanua w no' laAAo toeli "nanc1ai ana'fs
topic oi conversation ~ nome, aud some better
halves know leso OF their own husbands affairs
than they do OF their ueishbors'. Some weeks
since lady was first informed Of her
husbands suspension by reading an an
nounccment i'll papar which she accidentally
took up IN store while waiting to have IN
order filed. Whether it was pride or fear that
prompted the secrecy cannot be stated, but what
eau bo expected from wives in tie way Ut true
economy If they nre only silent partners in the
matrimonial copartnership In 1857 large
jewery firm sold costly set Of jewels to lady.
The firm knew that her husband was in falling
condition, but tho lady had been a long and prof.
clerk not to charge the set which had boen do
Hvored, but to make memorandum On tho blot
ter, ho Ped p tue ladys integrity w. q nigh comnll-
l.et" nuos ss., ~. as,,taa .ao =; o .a o"ed
tiaf liza dea,ar oniv rcprettef that e,ft Of .ho
set would be construed as an insult.
Az EARLY GEORGIA RoMAAc:.
1ao Ata1aosa tua} eoa'1er teIa1es suo aono"-
ing: NOW, right there, said LIE. lowell, nat
ing Courier reporter in front of Col. MT Haua-
nond's handsome residence. "is the scene of q
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pic'1y s.ots' 5.oou' 1"ooSs so"Ao nso' ~ w.
tinucd, Nat Hammond and myself we're Sitting
near TINT tree, talking shout marrying. 1t was
al woods here thor. Hammond eiad he would
never marry. Just then two young Indies came
walking through the grove, going out to
Hammond said ut once, If l could
win such woman rs that one yonder. would
marry ! asked him who sho "aB De replied
thas ne oiaht Know, nus tnas % aoe 1, su1sno ~ us
tarrvnrd % .n3 when came hac1f roars afterward
I met net Hammond End asked him if he was
married. l am, he repllod. i marrled the
very elrl that We met IN the grove taat evening
snd nave ooueht tue grove tnat We alet nel H.
anu 10 nfo Aslng tAese now. anu so tnoy +, aIe.
continued the doctof, lMpfessl7eiy' anu tnat q
What call romance.
MATRIMONIAL FACTS AND FlouRTs
Tilt or fQJ mHffi1ue uEAlSca IfQ0kGQ Nv tQ6
Probate Court Of Hamilton County (saJs the
1,a,or,hsr 1.nnorv and Eabrrarv 1,st savantv-
- :..aa - roh.a aemoatr - Nra-,,
uIo 80 s.,ns. .ts+- ~ Ea+os +,rontv
- ~ u7;,,;.,,,s. nr,a +ro,to tt~ao ~ v,ars,no
who,a Christian name was Charles. Among the
am,1sing cases was that Of bashtu1 youth, who,
in his fright. forgot hls iady's lame, aad had to
tesotn none ~ net,u9n af1ar I hsi,o ;n}ornad hat
IS cents was tho lowest price aI which ha could
ohtain a Incense. hecan to barter for choaper
rato Being finally compelled to give up sll
hope OF bargain, ho dopareeo mn1MutinE 20
himself ~ reckon ~ ha7o 60 no1d On "oifo
o1'i1 '11'e' b0S' o0''o--
. oec,u.o ove aeEa;a :
r,,o oa,e;,. ~ rS rrcs s,ra Of rho a,dar.
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- :. -.' ..t,a,,,,, fror, psnt,,o- Tov,ab;o ssva
IVY eon%.e1A1 AAoN =. ~ ~
She Is WeaI 70 90, owns 9l'o"o "of1n u tea. oe-
tate, is stout and blooming, anu had hired the
boy, WHO is fathcSless, mothetlesa and guard
lanlesa to work On the farm and attend to the
stock. She became attached to HIM, and the
boy came into the town to get his MARRIAGE
|icenEe. Can't. White told him the low didn't
give marriage licenses to Ghlldren. Next ne
woman came 10, any A. esp & mm!b 1a tuu net ftar ~
aw neser @su uIo 4s1a iohs - ~ .,at ,in hov hss
Loat luz nei5uao '.a .nantu .atu r1 ,,,saa
sooe o1 tAoo t'eon Huosao1 p'"so'
,uece,,nnro,,e MITES
seyeu Brooklyn girls have formed "Lenp-
w. c,,,h u md o,adoo;, tn,mselvas n heln each
'o~A e4"o' -.
otner 70 ees nuso"nu'' .
stJohn, ii you are going to be out till o'clock
tonight, you'll have to stay at home anu lot
routself in, for l won't"
:. - H., ,,;f, ,,t, h,o Tin r,,,;oo ,P g. mon'e
~ 70 tt1e ~41o VIZ Aa7 NV S-e - o~,d
rome. Gays IN eAcnanse. Luz @ao az" 0a1
men sne n'aAee n'a WIZ WALL w.
nint 20 m9snen III sessiniS up rnoSa Sa1' ii.
stothes 19E 10y; ~ you % ".ea ~ 13AA0 A'N
Etousefs Ao7'' Aol6u Vic COW nia''
While an Iowa woman MAS struggling in the
Eator and likely to down, her husband yolled
out. "New bonnet-Bwim for life!" and abe
sickeo oos ano sa'e1y 1eaeheo 'le 7nolo'
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