davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-03-04

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i'm 9tetail Oertauft III Smportattous preiIen,
ppn Scr
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
seo. s8l Nra 2traas, @:fe Der S,ueiten uue
Voates Ctr. Hnc 69R G1o 0ritte Ctr,
AbilUbelp Ata. IA.
Sies 1T cine Organization BON &apttalliten UNI
2bee Sl ilnportjsen unb al uertbeilen
nit eifem tleinen Gelu,nn, Der Dem @O1Iulneuteu allen
Gelptilil Der 3pll1enbanoler erlpart. 9Sir eontroliren
elllell 9roBel 2Detl per beiten &beeIorten, lpelde nab
oleleil Salloe tolflhlen lilo Die nlr bon uns lelbt Der.
tauft Deroen. perlpnell, luelbe BON euoeren balolern
lauren t9ul oles ju tbrem el9euen gta9tbeil. llniere
bduler III GbIna uno Sapan baden Die beten 5~gacilitds
ten iur Nusluabl, mas ils 9roBe NOriDeile 0eluGbrt.
gSlr baben gum Serfauf unlerer Sbeeiorten in allen
bauptitdoten Der 8ereirieten Gtaatet stores etablirt'
2Sir 9eben unleren &uuoen ell
GcbDueS Sci &brpmD.
,9enominen uuu oen metropolitan gSerten amerttaui.
l9er lno treinoer &unltler), lpel1es. lpenn in elrem
8tloerlaoen 9etauft, mebr toiten mlroe ais Der ljrels
oes &9ees beIrd9t. Slele G1ronps Iino elm 0elden.
jur uniere &unOen.
&lle ~9etauIten g8aareu 9~arautt TT, oaB lie uoQ.
tonulelle SeTrleot9uu9 9%elpdbrch operoas Delo jurid,
er1tattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
n Il A Co.,
SO. s81 gr@ 5traBs, @de 3weitsn u1o 6oates stroae
uno 6l Siio .alpeite Str, Wbla. Ia. 4Ng12nis
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MdSfDaS H. &C.,

90 Warreu, Ode &tusA Str. u. D,
asss gelfAes uRh gpebree.. S&tGt Sine Hrsimarte On
SsseseS a. 81, 80 gDasrsN, 1ts Gturn Gis., VITA
Essl aassaaft, GaAienst pst,h rirs 9bntE Ipa,laiGi
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@p6sR

Rs[rrn, S@asId&eeber entfsDen aus persrrbeas,a 9Iuh.
Etsen btefe aranlbeittu ID ,S6pshif9 Bittsrs" sas wiri
kr,Rs S4nsntttel, neil g Der bsas 9lutreiniser te, s-A
u atebt. aber wlrb Der @ebraa& su fpdt ober niGt eenas
sad br annafaus k~sepunea, ~ bas psdsn. Ula iern,
6aasfa@febu anb aabee set Stsbr perouHbtne Rrani.
sstsen arsbrepen, bans mus Der @etrau& ipfpr, einM,
fslt wtreen, ba &ranstettsa tn sieftra StGpium eiss an
ASs setanblxaa ~efsrbera.
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esv naeer aIs stertrnhert Sanren sy.bedts en berlin
hr i&ptetf&a ART BET ben wiNenftaftit&sn 6VtfSunG.
@sldet Seigrsft septgtr Rrdutcr aNb bu Gytraet hcrfts
hsa Mid Ia Aauptseeanktbek bs ~. srg
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

D@ Massn N bs srss. gDriadte bes a5tpDrs. Bog
EGi trsGlt bas saNie Spttem 3abruns unb 8raft. gDeus
W. glaeen ane aHberF 8erbaauaesprSans nadlaHen, tbn
s5It Gb6tts.ett ~ eutptdeiu, mub Der sanSs 86rper let.
kE. Gh erantbetsu pelae aus setDrter Ibdtietett 90
Et1saaxa8spreaut ~saraeben, Fab Stri&ttbener Grt, aba
he 6auytarfaae blabt tnmn biefelbs. Dies III bu.
S9'sab, sss1 sss se$wtbifa stHers, 10 q als star.'
easanse 9b&aesd. beatat, 70 stae sranststtea belt, bh'
saf4eaeas saaa seyiaisssaes Gstur fah. G0ir aenrss:
sscsstp SsisataS
E~da~tRsfuGa
NIB alt susrea saaasufraapettsn sntssR.a sten IS NJ
sns Stsrnnsen Der Ragsnthdtiaieit as tGrd} srbli&.
arlast sber beftiss G~rfdttuna. gDsnn Gle Spcile MD
asepSrts ssrbaust unp Der R5rper in 5Olet sshsn nt3t bin,.
lSneli4 trnabrt pirt, aus abNtaseuue ~sia.rs,en rn,,
sse stf&p68ts Spaem erlttst ken leiNtsfea anfaG ding
GrtdltanG. ete BET ttnsr Dsrfpr Den irdftaes G~eIunebet
sat MID 10 6ttrdbt fdst. Die bttUbmttfelt ser,t,
nsHn fs 8aat epx Sdrinsfu4t IN s.a trasa Stapitp Sc
tansaa, st9ttn obns Husnabms Tire Sufmsssiamfctt ,n
tf ant be Rtealiraag sa Oerb suaasspreaue bamit BIZ
SYaisay sslSs sT Patient iu flo uimIas, tpn nt6t frrat.
'lsf Uef9tpese serariaGea unt MOT burt her E6sSer 40
kA nab ibm entEcber sar feiat ssn I'm earaised 3a9h
Htata xat tals8s RabruHs " bietsa.
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Bsrft = Das G&ts Sd~ebH4
1ttters SisS ausi&lieBlid berettst Ban
Dentel II. &c.,
AS5 stsrs Drttts etrass,

Nm kes YubIifam sst Na&e1zxasea snh Dervs A
N6srn''@ es nam nSantsrfdrih s., frlbsrta eistsibS
s.srs .enssAs S&pentEs" kb1 slat&s, Va Ass ~
ctttss sataaIt esaaebIaien-
SeeraaA$aaUtfaReea Ia tseHf&a aHh ssxtser Ssrs
tAE 8lafEs bstssfdaL
yeNs 70 etass stat Rist&s ie&s sIsf2sa ~ A1uss
Ms ~ beisk5a IS Asss E1t, EissSr saS n -
Sssesssse sss Ssssa4sss Ass saHsxslsa GaseAa sS
-s~~-gS
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Rersmf4mSM

q axs ssr xusla6.ltsfsx 2ranspt.tsa. stnsn sas w d.
f&tnsef6le&t untsrw0rfea 10. aas ltssR namsntltdT ~
men baraa. Die rrja9ta, peiae etefes ftrsdli6eJ b,
btrsersfea, ans sefhtspsn aae stdfttsta e5sr pt ~.
ssra 6tartsnssuittsI bas Rerptniyfsa, be 0, .aEs
Easssrsant nae saearS ben saniea tOrpn % trd y VI.
Gas rS&webti@ SitterS" Rept nneyretGt ba als [..ar-
tuasssstttrs tet ben sben ~frw6bntfa 2rantb eitsa unh bai
1oafsasen bic Usiunsbttt tu<adstseben, wtl9e l&pH %.
san %asSetfslttas T. pttsT 1tpna am etten " fnbsu.
&tsesssefRlasenbett
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@aatsnsfAl5ss

gsas.s, stzasa, ..sssA 0nesan~ easssasrs s &sass
ssssa. ..f
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VEVtII1stA IN Wtnt8th WNgtHbItGtnt
agdnsvfs, &d1dd5e. 9erlfIrpfsn, bbfsu RspE
fe5ras;L psteerbensn @agsn, Oiarrhee.
&urdsfdM, SerftOp flung, Bldbuneen
uns aie innersn 2eipsn.
Gdlssbs fslttn Asts cine 8lafds ssn Ratwasy vR,abs
E't # BET 1b futrsn. DsRtss Irppftn in WaNsr wsrlsS
sssntpett Sesr S&nsrtsn, bic psm aO,tIl bs Wadsrs
a%trrkbssp, Seresu9tn. Is Ia better ais fsani5ifiA q
3sausa sDsr 8tItas ale sin Rs,mitttI.
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go Wrpseuf,

@nten A9enten miro cine Gommtliiou be,obft
fir Den Tertauf pom neueu uno iebrpopul6ren SifRhs,t
ooll elmer Der beOeutenoiten @ubleriptionss ;[irrIen i'm r
San0t; " W S"9s %n flr 50 Gents s. Slider fir 81 20.
men nno f%6er3eaSe ih IeIbit. @Ortiie .. 5. sor 5 y
bart5"~N T onn. 1Soin5 oH''
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w READY RELIEF

siat aps,nbItSIt&e 5iIfe astsa BET, u
Sntsereuns Der 9iisrea, Der Glafe unb Der G~tnasSsiAI
%sagtsjen bee eanat, Ee5llcpRatpen. attnuaasbtf4v,y .
ssn, pss,ilepfsa, Psisrte, Group, D~syteeris, Gatorrb.
3sEsaa5a, &3pfl@inssA BseassA, RsuFalss, Ra,uaas.
Sans, 6rcfsIH. WstItfsbtr.
Die Ga9,aHune bes HeGeS IelEef az pea ~IstbtnAsn
9s:r ~stssaa!isx ahetlt utrs ~alHbssuas aas 8sl,tttsaa 4
80 Gstsis ttrssifIsrsn.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07
"ELlZAN PlNKSTON.
sworn TO and subscribed b-iore me this
2l.t day 49, Nuv.ui..f. lr16
JOHN u. DKiNkGKONE. J r"


sworn TO and subscribed before me this
2l.t day 49, N"v.tui-.r. lr76
join a. DluNKGRONE. J r"
Most people reading thi- terrible story
will not b-iisve a. ! dJu't want to b.
lirye %, and would =, julc- tn -~r 10 over.
thrown. But there was such a man ~
ll.ury Pmk-tuu IL eau not now b.
found Aud u will be- observed that
nuin-- aud Particular. are given with
such distinltuess ia the aiii iavtt, that
th,. story eau b.. r,.iut'.d o. not true.
~ th- statement - true. / pity the DO
litical patty that would want go profit by
such Jarbaiityl The Presidential sl.c
ton ,ms 10 turn upon these disputed
parirh.s u they have been carried by
sach mrau-, ] don't leli-y- Samuel !
TIidrn would want To- profit by a. % the
exact facts (a--uminR the Republican
stories 10 DC trur) were brought bviorr
hIm
As a citizen. | would like Tor q million
oi d0l.aTs. Government MONEY. u n.crs
sary. Co br spout iu the i've disputed par.
l.u,s iu @ettIuz tnv exact truth. Hos
many ki'lrd. huw many whtpps.i LoW
many compelled To sleep Ia tht. wouils -
uigut Bat. say the Republicans. even
tuat would not get the whole truth. Tor
thr people would br afraid o. testify
Nr.y wril. then buy th-m hum-s cl.,..
- here aud move them cut. Leave No
stonr uuturu-d 20 get the truth 1t
tine cou"try have tbe Truth, sud II tb..
u. pubIics,us have byrn iyug nui howl.
ib. Ulu,.d aud intimidation Nh-u there
d - b''u uou", 1t "a know u, aud il thr
- u4uctat~ have cattIsd the election iu
those I'.uirhfs ~ "a canIaiEn oi blood
I / "a kuuw o.
Muh al the mislotluuss that attend
{ tuc Ff'rent Pr si.i-utisi complications
I tuvre vii one 9u,ti grow uut % a. Ligh
vii sbinr IA upon thr-r pari-hrs zus
tee hiddsu thing. wIli br r.y,Hisd Bbtl
partir, tu Cuu-tr-s viii have cimmittrs-
u,'Nu hyr~ t',.iutr tuy cud oi next month
s. Hm informed. and 80 ! hope
cHuf--. ~hvu the u' i.gt 90 ctrh purity
} " build up tne parry, NC shall have nl
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07
L ST0.

Judge, Court OF. Common Pleas-Porter Du-
state eSenator-Isaac T. Monahan.
Repreeentative-A B. Monshan.
Probate Judge-John j. &. Evans.
AudiIor-Thomas w. Patterson.
TreasuIer-James II. Hunter.
Clerk-William II. Horton.
She1n-John NJ. Ewing.
Prosecuting Attorney-John l.. Jones.
Surveyor-John ID. Brown.
RecordeT-Asa a. farrar. -,
Giililand aud Van Buren Johnson.
Infirmary Direciors-Peter Bum, w. 8. Schel-
lenser and Joseph Rule.
JUSTICES on THE PEACE.
Lick Township-Jas. a. Areshire, David H.
Variitn, Ambrose Scotf.
Scioto NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III. Rehs, hoDer'
Beatty, A. j. Evans. 1,.,,,, 4,
Hainilton-HarrisOn CanteT, George Olhi AN,
Jefferson--J. Edward Jones, John isaac
Jones. - ~.
Madison Jonathan Davis, Edward Hunt
Bi1omfeld1irimsley Poor VIM. L. Perkins.
Milton-George W. Whitman Sa"uei DsinP-
Masbiugton-Jacob A. sell John q. Ray.
Ieckson-Joseph Rowland, i. II. Mccormick.
Franklin Armpstead scurlock, Joseph D.
Liberiy-wm. Calla2han, John Mccartney.
FosToFFIcEs AND PosTNAsrERs.
Jachsou-S. p. Baldridge.
Berlin X ROads--Mrs. Eleeta Erwin.
WeilstOn--J. Il. Ferree.
Dawklns Mils-Mrs. Kirkendall.
aLeo-C. &. McKinnIss.
Meadow BTanch-Wn. II. Pratt.
Webers-J. Glhm.
Mabees-Samuel Jackson.
Grahamsville-JacobP Pierce.
Monroe Furnace-W. H. sloan.
Oak Hill-W. w. Morgan.
Samsonville- Geo. Reniger.
Jimes-C. n. Shiers.
Byers-James Scuily.
Rays-T. H. Mccormick.
EKPystOne---
damba-B B. Evans.
Rocky Hill-E. W. Marvin.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

WHO had knnwl..dee Of ANYTHING OF
public interest in Cincinnati and ques.
tinn them and publish their accounts.
Whether they are true or not leave the
reader to- judge They will all be Civ. n
in detail ~ the evidence before the Re-
turning Board. when the whole country
can read II aud Judge Of its importance.
While IL i true that many southern out
RACES are trumped up or manufactured.
IL Is true as anything can be. that manv
Of them are true aud not imaginary. aud
that many dead niger aud Scared
back and bullet hole. testify that the
hulldozers are something more than the
creatures OF fairy tale +. ID. ~.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

An excellent aud honorrd citirrn Of
LDuisvill.. was going home one night tip
~. Tor the trst aud last tim" Ia his hie.
a. IL. protssts. aud no doubt truly. whsn
he met Pf~utice from one sidT Of the
walk 10 The oth-r. "Prvnticr. rHclaim.
sd th. dated novice. I'm drunk i
staggered anew w this amaHinF an.
nouuc-mrnt. the veteran slowly drew
him-slf up. With the nid of q neishhorng
picket. and surveying his disguised
Trend. said. s+v~rrly well. Joah. |
have bc-n guilty ia my time OF many
.caud alous thinF.. aud som. Outrageous
ones. HnI com. d--d mean ones. bat.
Thank God. n~vrr vas drunk - Louis.
Vile Courier Journal
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

In an article on the habits Of the ay
the New York Tribune ably says. Great
care ha. 10 b- taken in eating buckle
berries. because nothing pl-a--- nv 90
much ~ 10 b.' mistaken tor ous, aud "
he c,n be- baked ia = cake and pass hun
-eii III on th. unwary ~ currant. 10
lie. without regret - Detroit free
Prrss
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

4 Preston man who csll-d upon = ma-
seal iri~nd last evening az supper TINE
wss warmly welcomed. ~ they bad
party. and we're just going 10 have syn
,,houy lie said h~ thousht he smclt ~
as he cams Ovvr.-l Norwich Balletin.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

The Rev. Isaac Allen. . celebrated
clergyman. was cripple. so that one Of
his legs was considerable shorter than
the other. and he limped = good deal in
his gait When an undergraduate at
Harvard University. returning 10 bis
room one night with = group Of fellow
students behind him. he overheard one
81 his companions quoting from the
Book Of Proverbs. The leg Of the lsms
ar. not equal" wh~r~upon Mr. Allen
o. ed immrdiatle about. and crushed the
n -nder sf-ctuaiiy by quoting the last
clause of the same verse; so 10 para
BILE In the mouth Of tools.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

A hcer hrrw.r hH- patented = new boV.
-rage call.d jewish beer lie brwws 10
himself. you know = y \ Com Adv.
,Dun't Jswish you bad some p Bostoa
Gluhe.
Worcester Prrss.
But Iudear people. the beer Isrealits
aud plrasant- Providence journal
Scfibrs. cease this Bshyl Ion. You dc.
serve a Canaan Tor your Lvvits.y - Boz.
ton Adv
Jerusalem what awful Jews d'crprit"
Mos bal a. n 30 htt perpetrsted
them Ourselves 4 Norristown Herald
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07
RATES or ADVERTISING.

u,iitu-ly Noiics- sBasi ten line. free. over
~ linz. alm
lsEai advertisements. r~tsn nHed by statuta.
MafriaE. uofirsr. - cent. sach.
fsiitnfial noticra. % csnta pr line. emrh in-
asrttuu.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

suppose. B~lls." said = poor but hon
rst Chicaso youth 70 a Prairie avenue
Firl one day lsst week. "supposs that .
young man loved you dearly-very dear.
ly-but vas afraii TO ask you 10 marry
him. because b. was very timid or ielt
too poor. OF .omething-what would you
think Of such = cas-f
Think" answered the girl imm~di.
stely Why. " be Was poor, ! should
think he vas doing just right In keeping
still about "a"
The question was dropped right there.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07
OLDEST PAPER IN /
THE COUNTY. !
CLAIM AGENT.

IoUctes5OF 70 IatI4c IlVOtTt"i UtV NJ
VIII give personal attention to the collection
of PENSIONS and BOUNTIES. No charge IN
case Of failure
Particular attention given 10 obtaining In
crease for lOw-Tatc pensions, Quarterly Noucii-
ers of pensioners carefully prepared. My sue
cess in the business his been remarkable. where
claims are worthy; and can be accounted for
on no other ground than the very careful and
thorough manner with which 1 conGuct their
prosecution.
Busincss in this line L. solicited from all parts
of the country. There exists no necessity Tor
giving your business TO foreign agents. IL can
be done as well, aud much cheaper at home.
24feb76y II. e.. MILLER.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07
DRoBATE NOTICES.

The accounts OF 7. r.. FerTae, admin rstrator OF
Walker Bennett, d scensrtl; Patrick "A. Delanty
guardian of Jane. III Cate, "a minor; Adam
Lackey. gdardian or William .. Muler "a mi
nor Benz min r. KisOr. guuIttan o. Cbarits-
&. Jenkin Atd ABu H.. Jenkins, minors; Job.
A. Lloyd. administration, etc. OF Moses Thomas
deceased Thomas VI Jones, guiriitn OF Aiic,
Jones. n utrog, aud Daniel ENitne, 2uirdiin
Ripley III. Kline, q miaor, have been fied o.
the ProD .urt II Jack -Ou county, Oaio. -
settleIne n Il d same are SCI for cxImina
tion aud n IN 10Th day OF DrcrInb.T
A. ID. 1875, at ~ o'clock \. VI. OF ssld day.
JOHN =. G.. EN NSS,
0nov3w Probate Jad&c
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07
VOL. 32-----NO. 40.
DIRECTORY.

JACKSON COUNTY OFFICIAL DIREc
TORY.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
1he Bosas DiPlom. E1slness.

From the Pniic,. Ledger OF " crt'ay.l
Notwithstanding the publicity given to
Ethe sale Of bogus diplomas, purpOrt,ag to
~ isuna nv college In Philadelphia, the
EAubip9 appears to be still foulishing Now
however, the diplomas are priated IN Eu-,
rope and forwarded to this city. On We u
liesday large consignment reached our
Custom House, directed to cdr. B. g. Bu-
chanan." Phe diplomas are in blank and
one set processes to be issued for attend
anec Ct the University Hospital, while the
other is that of the Eclectic Medical Col
lego of Pennsylvania, and has the sigma
lures of the "Presffent, y The 1sProfessor Of
Physiology and Anatomy" the Professor
Of Chemistry. and Pharmacy" and the
professor Of Obstetrics, etc." Exactly
how the Professors, supposed to be attached
to college located In Philadclphia, could
sign in Europe, did MOI appear upon the
Custom House entry. There were, how
eve., certain other features connected with
the importation, which Induced Major
Moore, the United States Appraise, to Or
der the whole batch to the seizure room as
fraudulent.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
Philadelphia Trade Report,

| THURSDAY. September 8.
| COtton-Prices are we'll maintained
sales Of Middhng Uplands at 1lzsc., and
'c, Coffee Es l Is Unchanged. Sales Of 100 bags q
Laguayra at l7c., 80 Rio t)91a@lSc.and Mar.
acaibO at l.8
sugar-The market is very quiet and
holders show more disposition to meet buy
| for fair and good refining. Refinee sugars
are dull and Ac lower, closing at llAc for
lllzc. for granulated, and lONc. for A.
Molasses-The inquiry from the boilers is
present prices, $So4J for 80 test Cuba.
Seeds -Cloverseed is in limited demand
at 1O1&al3c with light receipts. Timothy Is
quiet, with sales at 81 Is, and Flaxseed
v Breatistufs- There is gu increased de-
mand for the better grades of fresh and
ground old wheat,
Gratn-Wheat is in limited request, with
receipts and oferingsligh ght, holders enabled
bushels. including Penna. Fed, fair at $l Is
Del. do at VI l0:Oaio do good at 81 "A; India
la do, good at 81 t0al u; Ohio and Indiana
sprouted ut s0a"5. Delaware and Maj yland
Amber prime at leal 20, New Michigan
Rye:is light and held with more conf
Coan is in good demand, and receipt are
light. THERE'S considerable inquiry from
shippers but generally at figures below
the views of holpers. Sales OF ,O0O bushels
yellow; 5sa75c. Western DO at 5sp55, high
Mixed: SO, steamer, part 5Oe52, and part
on secret terms, and soil at 55a551A.. ). o. b
Oats are in demand. Sales Of 5000 bush
els at 32@55c. for Western new. and for
mixed 36all, for good and prime, and 42a4Sc.
for choice; also old White mixed at 4Oc. and
prime White ut 48c .at
Barley-Recelpts are exceedingly light,
Baa-ey malt quiet at former quotations.. n
tern iron bound barrels at 81 u.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
BUYING CAROAELsy
4 cUEB.sroNE IDYL.

9gs e5f=-s'sN
Har voice was soft and low,
she answered with = smile,
"iThern are fifteen cente qnArCer
,,l1 T. IN snS Y S sIs sSsd si lcx
\. IA Ana III Il 1Rs4 ttcR "a hef nons'
i II ths IN s!!s! |3a.s 2 &.
4 evil crept iowT 4 b
IL IL was ;ts me new, VA i rathsr al dSiiish.
Iii like Inc shrouds of ship; 81
\ A curl crept down her back, .3
And In either generous ear III.
Swung an ample hoop 81 Jet
Like q BIG chandelier. E. X
y;,iats ia i nan Of milk a
We're her great azure eyes
Her mouth . shapely blot Of
The richest CarInine ayes; 5
vi,lets ia 4 pan OF milk
And an smiles that broke In ripples
o. her fine white teeth. ss
worship at thy shrine. *
Priestess sweet q as sugas s,a .ltss n ,,,ca
And we're seliin' Of 'em sights"
ni worship ait thy shrine s7#s8
Once again sighed andgald;;
"Thirty cents, sir-nOthin' elses"
with toss of her head.
Forth she put red, red hand,
Fnr the proceeds Of the sale,
And glanced to See the pink flush
Of her small, rosy nail.
Forth she put . red, RED nand,
But a wart loOmed on its back,
And beneath each rosy nail
Was deep line Of black. --, 4.@s.
rhen her voice seslned coarse and loud,
Aud her curl was tarrler yet;
Her eyes were pale and hkhy;
Her teeth a dentists set.
Then her voice seemed coarse and loud,
A flew from this he Jael e-..t
VINO hau killed my budding love
With (sryammer and nail! =. II. y.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
- ~. ~ Il,
: Robbed Hlo Friend.
from the Pn'iadelphia Ledger Of Yestej
ldav

From The Pm iA(elphia Ledger Of Yester'
lday.
Thomas Duke was arc til en- Wednr day
at Col)'1's Cesc'l, CHARGED with ti,e .fet u
money from So e at n Mascr sir-cY.
He had heari g y telday ,,cre Alder
man Car. enter, when Henry q. D;sgee, rss-
,sldi%g al 1921 Mss,cr street, tessi.t I ~
Thomas Duke bei,f, out Of q sit,lat 'oiH3I
had b en- pefmistsl.. ID make the hours mi.
home untikhe world get employpeni; and
watching an opportunity obtasH fke Key
dc as, epsy .n'f Poltcemsn saua feIsss Nj e
that the made the arrest ut Collins Beach,
andon The way to this city ihe defendant ad-
mittcl approprlatsng . pol ti0n Of the mis-
sing money. He was committed for trial.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
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bottle. Send for circular.
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to you, or acknowledged the receipt Of thu
purse I sent" "
He started, as if he had received pistol
shot: the formal, distant Mr.. Dalton bad
disappeared, and the eager, vehement
Philip Hayiorth stood tafore her once
|mSfe. y did answer il, Em,ly. Ont ol
tho fulness Of my heart and how full j,
was ! cannot tell you now--I answered
yodr letter; but you Em;'y, you never an
swered miue.n
AIndeed I never rcceived it." ~
Itwfs some niuyifes afser this announce
ment ere either Wat able to speak, hut at
last Mr.. Dalton exclaimed, "Oh how
have wronged yol Emily, at this Instant
/ catch, as st were, at tho hott e + dark
gulf . GLIMPSE Of the evi1'o NV nat1re I
begin to believe that ! have chesished a
devil n my bosom, and called it by the
name Of a good angel. Emily, if I an, not
too old to improve, you will have been the
instrument Of my improvement. ] do nj
esk yon to forgive ME, generous roman,
because ! feel that you have almlly d0lts
|so.n n
Mra. Eesuchamp M NIat ii fnust bave
cost the proud man tofnak4 this acknow-
ment, and she hohored him for the effect.
I'VE have both been to blame," she said,
"and therefore stand in need Of mutual
forgiveness. But it would be idle now to
loment the past-rather let ns rejoice that
our friendship, re-established on the firm
basis Of perfect confidence, is cemented by
the union Of our dear Children"
Mr.. Dalton only answered by offering
her his arm, with the kind and familiar
politeness Of an old friend, as she looked
a little fatigued, and they walked together
some distance in silence. At last Mrs.
Eeauchamp inquired, "Was Fanny's
mother like yourselfw
mo, Emily. Ny poor dead Fanny"
and his voice trembled slightly, "was very
sweet and amiable, but not at all like my
living one"
"'our marriage wss happy then? s'n
glad Of that"
II should have been the most ungrateful
Of men had it not been SO; and your, too,
Emily, l hope''-
He stopped, he hardly knew why, while,
Win ner eyes n4ed on the GfOunO, sne an
swered slowly, II am happy, very happy
now p
A feeling Of profound respect and ad.
miration held Mr.. Delton silent for few
seconds, and then he said, in the tone of
one who expresses an earnest conviction,
You are the most noble hearted woman ]
ever knew"
Ms. Beauchamp made no answer, and1t
was not till they stood together in the Hall
that she said in her natural tone Of kind
and calm cheerfulness, "And now, Mr..
Dalton, let us look for Edmund and
Fanny; and if you please, in order that
they may learn Of our mistakes that trust
is the nobler part Of love, we shall tell
them this story Of TIE LOST LETTER"
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