davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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bhO hAuu-uCdTIeu police
IN a cab, and driven off to a
Dn. A minute after, Miss
wing completed her pur-
upon him to escort her to
and, At herl direction, they
to the police court. The
IN attendance, learning that
iss Reynolds, daughter of the
merchant to whom, in great
eowed his position, blocked the
7stice long enough to grant
ost obsequious manner, a
private interview.
She reiterated her charge of theftagainst
the shop girl, and he, after listening at
tentively, begged to know her wishes in
| the matter, promising to carry them out
n literally.
"Iwlsh the creature prosecuted, and
punished with all the rRor OF the law and
without any consideration Of mercy" she
said, bitterly, with a meaning look at
/ Guy Halford
i 'sIt shall be done, the magistrate said.
l'sYou need not be detained here; shall
! hold her for trial under heavy bonds,
which Of course she cannot furnish, and
= she will therefore be locked up
.zssn glad Of lhat-a prison cells her
here, she added as she and
ned to her carriage. He handed
was turning away, when she
q, in surprise, why, Guy, of
Nean to ride back with met"
Miss RaFnoldspa he said,
= - 7e business that
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A NIadrigal.

'i. et years that ripsp ne
bo the
ting sea iltel
tten as we 60 =
eroS GREf. pun
,.aI. said
/ 1tell you no hol,
reshember viii
and laid It on she
N+bose fasr' 6
, 1876-02-25

she dropped to the floor uncon.
scious.
AT this juncture the gentleman who was
WIN the accusing young lady turned
again to her, and, laying his hand gently
upon her shoulder, said :
Anna, plead with you, for the girls
mother s sake, if not for her own, relin-
qplsh this purpose of yours, and forget all
about the fatal ring"
"Guy Halford," she exclaimed, throw.
ling off his touch, her face liYid with anger
your interest in this creature is very
unreasonable, to say the least. Youi
petitions in her behalf only make me
more determined to not rest till see hel
the inmate prison, where she de-
, 1876-02-25

APPLE CUsTARD.-Tart apples grated,
one quart, four eggs, butter size of an
egg, seven tablespoOnfuls sugar, rind of
one lemon. Mix butter, sugar and yolks,
then apple, last whites, beaten. Bake in
q rich paste; one crust. Excellent.
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and connections Of his old and lifelong
friends, stalworth thrifty sons, daughters
and sons in. law, neighbors of valued worth
in our county, related by matrimony, chill
dren and grand children grown to woman
hood and maternity, and links of the old
PATRIARCH Jacob, who like his namcsakc
of the billie, ought to have been present as
the head of the house, looked for him in
vain, and left disappointed in the genial
smile, and cordial shake Of the old man,
but left also with an inward GLOW Of sat
istaclion, that his many and sterling rep
rcscnlatives then and there assembled will
be able and willing to carry 10 execution,
which he and and men of our age have
so long cndcavorcd to dcvclope all meas
urcs conducive to agricultural and public
good b.
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NUTICE.--Thosc Of eul subscribers
who intend changing their places of resi-
Sence this Spring, will please inform us of
,bc fact, so that we can have theirpapers
properly delivered
FOR RENT y have the fine weather.
boarded house knowp as the "Shullz Prop
er,vn for rent from April 1st, 1876.
'' ClIAs. +. CAssELI.
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&oY2 - - Gt=a ol@ 81,

the celebrated Spencer Diamond, tive
Kings Combination, and many others, V,
expect TO be able to suit most any eyes.
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DIE o..

the 9th of March, At the
residence of j. \. Gilbert, Frederick.
Harry G., aged years, months, and .
days.
LINEFS-On thr 30th Of March, at Tenn
pcranccyjile, I'i,tsbur~, Pa, Susie, wife
of Mark +. liycis, tormcrl.' OF this
place.
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WECHINTCSTO wv MARKETS.
Corrected Hcchly By Gee. ". !5!ochsdd|e.
m AR RE ID.

YOU NC BEAVERTON the 2dIh inst, by
y. GihhOn, '. ID IL, at the residence OF
Mrs. Christian Smith, Mr. Sampson l..
Young, Of MrycrsviIlr, t" Miss Saman-
tra f., second daugtcr Of Elder Jona-
than Baker, of the Middictown Valley
ChNrgN.
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AUCTION!
AUCTION!

\ NY person or persons having any
1 \ goods or "hatt,c~ to dispose Of and
not wishing the lroNhic Of making sale of
thcm viii please lIamo it to the under
signed, and WI en- hayea sufficient guam
thy viii then advertise AND sen them for
the party, charging each on" Il reasonable
comrcn>ation. Also, horses, cattle and
real estate, With the understanding that
The Goods viii he delivered to my place of
business by day Of sale.
urr,.Al JOHN. T.. MARTIN.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
WHAT HAPPENS AROUND US.

1f Won Want Bills Of Amy
Kind Printed, Call at This Of
,;rA. VIC know how to do them
CHEAP and Neat.
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we call attention
Saturday, April s, Fred'k White, attor
,,, f,r the heirs of VIM Seton, valuable
Rs,l Estate situated in and near the Dor
nnCh of Mechanicstown
NUTICE.--Thosc Of ouI subscribers
who intend changing their places of resi-
Sonce this Spring, will please inform us of
Two fact, so that we can have their papers
properly delivered.
FOR RENT y have the fine weather.
honr}ed house known as the "Shullz Prop
ervn for rent from April 1st, 1876.
ClIAs. +. CAssELL.
REGULAR Observation-Disclosures.
CRAvArs for gentlemen now are warn.
TAKE something of your size, Would
YOU strike match?
VENUS gro IS more and more conspic-
nous in the evening sky.
UITCn beauty and virtue together, and
Won have the best team in the world.
TIE annual howl about the totai de-
s,rucion ofthc pcachcrop has commenced.
"NAlL, Gentle Spring" says Thomp-
son, and gentle spring hailed and showed,
too.
TuE Jingle Of the dime and the ring OF
oliver or,r,e,s and half collars will soon
he ,r,iu heard in the land
PERSONS wishing to sec ncighIor lIotf,
when he's not at home, will ricase leave
orders an the ) late hereafter.
,<,. ,1
- s.,I''I',, ,.',;a:, 40, ', ''>' -
for mex, Monday. Don't forget it.
NIX ''''' - l. ''''''' mas 'ee,' "PI"''''''
po''''''S''I "' 0""I ''c'N' '"'7 county,
wee washington w. ->''''' "'N'"''"'
Suorp, the champion banjo picker. sim
ist and clog dancer, is learning to "roil UP
brInlics' at Nhi'lHofe'S cigar manuiac-
tory.
We st:g, i,:,;c sg,,; Order so..
one Of The .lehr.... M"ir.Ic BurGel,c
a RI; .tpu Urrans winch Will lie sold chcap
for Cash.
Nix T.. Victor Earolman editor Of tie
Frederick Crilcn. ba, been any,il,tcl 10 4
position, with rank Of Colonel. on Cover
rrr Carr,fr, staff
p,x,., s,,,,e,r =, ;,o,or.;. ,
nlan, died Of heart disease at his residence
near AdamstpWn, thls counrT. on We'd
nrs,lav last. aged 80 Years.
..<..,,vn ,r,,,c,.f !. NOW ,,orn,o,c,tl,
,,o,,.l =, charlottesville ,n., ,,,,. rnrc,o.cd
,s,o.,. at, ,-o.,1. l,,oI,. ,ha, ,.,~,c. l,,...,r
no,.,1 ~, ,+o,.,..u l.,o ,ho.,,,.
, u,, r..,,,, r,;,r,rs Of pn..,, 1,i5,,.
I N. H., .,o..,.;.;, -, S,,,r,,.,,. i..,
l,.ays the Cr>n,o> !. alway,a welcome
,.;...., .;.,.,.,,, .,,,: ,....,,i,.,.l ".
,,., c.;,.
in OsIor'e h,;Id;rr ,rIl, y, tb,t his h,,.iur..
i, s,r,li,y nn thn incrna.r and far cyc,,.ls
cy,ac..ui,,.. .j..c,ti. ina. and ooot r,ods
locs H., i,n.i,o.s
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IH@l>rowN, Aplii 3, 1876.

IH&l.r1WE, ADlii 3, 1876.
Mn EDIrnn Permit q -un,rrta,r and
one who apn,rcjatg, YOUR i've p;rlri. to
coulribnIc a p3s,;nr line on "rvcnts of tic
day." ard to slow that vaur own stirring
pcopIr Of NccbaUic,town do not COMPRISE
III ,I.o.,,-, ,,,torn,,.o o,,,l ,yor,r,;o,.s ot
~ ''', ''''' '''>' ''> ''' "" ',''''>'
our Favored section Oh FFc"'i'cN county,
Your buildings IN :hc management Of the
yo,,lthIl cucrr,n, Of lirh mcn rs Cas-
" n,,l ,.,l,,,.. ., 49,, H., n.,
',''' % W.
wand OF alnaGirHlA, N"t we inc l'lhc-
Lonoycd VILLAGE of LcWistown, claim at
least to he YOUR peers in private cu,crpr;sc
v,,, h,n
"'!H i''''.' pas ''' wa - '''''I =,
winch, ior INC population a'l'' CapI'"l 81
your community does You much homer
and rrrniycs General commentator. We
IN ..,,....,,,....,, -,
"''' sum i'~'>'.- ',' ''''
appointments. yours was lno product OF
private means, ours will have the merit Of
h.ir,, erected and ro,,innel bv voln,t,rv
2,', ur,,, -. ,.n ,,.,,,,,
'""'I'""'''''' -, '''' VI '''' '"'" ""'''''
be more commanding, but tor the ind"m-
table determination of one OF our oldest
citizens WHO bears the rrpu,aton and
.,,,,,.f a,,,. ,.,'o,,',,,,,at.;.
s'o'S Vi "c'"7 '''' y. 'o"' '"'''9 w. VI - \
hundred, in opposition to the constitution
of" SO" We invite YOU herewith to ac-
contour gauntlet of pleasant rivalry, and
should Won win, we lyll succumb with no
heart oHrnngs. somuch forpublc spirit,
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RoBBEEY.-On Sunday night last, says
the Examiner, the premises of Mr. Henry
Zedricks, stove and tin ware dealer on
East Patrick street, was visited whilst he
and his family were at church and robbed
of about eighty dollars in money. The rob-
Der gained an entrance to the house Though
back window of the shop and then pro-
cCcdcd to room up stairs where tin-boX
containing his books and about sixty dol
lars IN money were, and helped themselves
they also visited the adjoining room occu-
pied by the apprentice boys, who were also
absent, and broke open u trunk and abb
stracted tl'errfrom about $lJ, belonging TO
one of them. In n closet in the same room
was small tin box containing about s. III
five cent pieces and removing the box t"
the tin shop, they cut it open with CHS
sci and took the money. When Mr.. Zcd'
rcks returned from church he found the
room in considerable disorder. There is
no doubt the robbery was committed by
some one vino knew all about the premises
and were aware that alr. Z. and family
were at church, The robbery occurred
between g and 8 O'Clock.
/ CARLISLE, Pa, is infested with gang
8 h,, lao, ltl,pn1l hn
the penalty of the law mctcd out to them
promptly and in no stntcd measure. But
few weeks AGO the town was startled by
IN explosion, originated Ivy some malicious
sc0undrcls threatening terrible destruction
to life and property, and on "Wednesday
evening last a similar outrage was pcrpc-
tratcl, the explosion taking place at the
residence Of cX.ShcriN Mccartney. IN
examination Of the premises revealed thC
fact that explosive material had been pInc,
ed inside the vcs;ibulc, and the explosion
knocked out portion Of the wall, sllattcr-
ed the first and second floors, broke all the
windows, and destroyed large quantity
OF furniture. FIR, gmcnts Of class, etc.
were carried distance Of more than 81
hundred wards \ gentleman WHO was in
a house two squares distant, state, that The
building was shaken considerably, as well
/ As all others between the two points, and
in other directions. Fortunately no lives
. l..t tll ~ Ipt u
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NorIcE.-Blls for the following sales
hove been printed at this Office, to which
we call attention:
Saturday, April 8, Fredk White, attor-
,,o, for the heirs of VIM Seton, valuable
Rs,l Estate titualcd in and near the bor-
ouch of Mechanicslown
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WtAe Awake Tor August 1N1O.

Wide Awake fer August sets firth =
tempting reiAts fur folks little and big
~, s%eiials. tonf short stories, several
poems. \ papef sf the Poets Homes"
series. relative toJ +. Trewbridge. IN I'll.
quettr FpI~r, m Article relative ~ '.Raving
Lifa ~ ths lnaksa AppMrAtns,' another
rsciiy written, nl,oui the %Bambinn" ~
Nomc. while the departments nrc we'll
hllcd, MI p~rotiYnliy illustrated
The Dl,ening rhori story, Jenny
Lark II n hy Nora Perry. ''iIow Idle Lai
her Picture TAX en- Il we'll told both Ny
psM and paneil. III tlr serials, In Nood-
fur- Nothing Polly" Polly u = genuine
boy. while In the NEW Fashioned Girl y
Nan IL good typo n thousands 81 wi
modern girls, her dreams md her duties
pulling u her With contrary hands. Thu
etiquette paper, Manners ~ uome, I
ongh. 10 b. printed ~ Attract for genera
diairibstion Aiming thu poems. thu
Classic " nshy land. Jack and ihs Isean.
STALK = by Clara Daty Bates illustrated
BY Charlotte IDsty Finley. and .Ths
First Tooth. = by Edgar Paweels, Will ~
widely Rad. only Z. per snnn IN,
y Ltkfop a -, Boston.
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M. Ss,seHsl tssaas sn,iaa INA, w
s~ssles,si sifsss. maize ap lstgvis II
,Av saHs HrlaAIisAa lssAsss cha
terminated lls,e. tas ts,sh 4 Plat.
farm IL which tbs flis~iag Vas 4
part
"pafiar slesth srsts II Supremacy
the Neralliean parts hs. aerelaed
sith grand eanisgs ,ls sassua aa,scs
NJ the tIaas !"
The l'ae,ar tailsaai. and rimilar
vast enterprises have hvsa generously
aiiea and successfully conducted
"A naifptm national currency ha.
hrea provided
THE revenues have hesn CAREFUL,
collected and hanrs,i, applied
"ti,,ai financial crises lave been
avoided"
"%l'eare and rlvut, prevail through.
out ,he lani
"Wa confidently exree. that our
excellent national currency will 10
perfected b, a speedy resumption u
sI'ecle payments
What a ~trasustis uf the record III
the pas. thrsc years IL presented In
the above
Think ef the generous aid 10 tho
Pacific rad ani ".imilar vast enter.
rsiscs. AMI reflect upon the millions
" acres of tho public domain that
hare lren withheld from actual Set
tiers and given 10 rich corporations !
Think u the subaiaies AMI land. grants
that have made nabnnr aud million.
aires IN tho Ear. and ranpcr. and beg.
gars IN tho West
Think of tho .revcnncs'' that have
been carefully collected BY the
Mcdonald. the Jnyccs and tho RHEIMS,
and honestly applied by tho Dav-
imports and %srunccrs and M~urphcys
aud Mnrton
Think Of thu peace that prevails
in tho Snuih nnl tim ~..plcnty" that
prevails In tho North Think " tho
thousands out Of employment ani tho
half pay u thosc emrloyol, excepting
only those IN tho service IL tho gov
trnment. whoso princcly remuneration
u wrang from tho Taxpayer
Think IL nur excellent national
currency !" Think II all ,lir. aud
my whether tho platform NJ is1. was
not = mort solemn j,ke Chicago
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tsh IL swsnst the ssis III ths Hstss,N fas
Hass. as.l Nh~sirt re siessand that ,iWs
sl,fe~ assse lhr ftsm#~ rsiir snslrstsy IN
ths lIfa,se The responsibility fcv H. I~ilnrv
Il, ssu,u a~slvr silver. w l~s<~sh ih~ H.
ruiiiraAa IN Il acnRftss. VI iksy have II
Wish IL ksvt, ilarlt PARTY IN t~,wev, that
they reHdsf ~sll ls~fate ihry agree te IVA
siiunFnaevnt with sl,la silver quvstirn nh
adjusted. llefutv ihs elsstion takes piass
ssrts sutst viii have ~irarnssi thai ahs
nnAnslsi misery III tAs ennntry u dne w
great part IL tke ''eovvrt" legislation IN
frttnafv. isIa. The peorle will MT hr
driven IL .sn,Adstss and bankruptcy
witlMn wrvAking their vengeance uIon The
party which Il tno~i responsible fH this
dtru .stntlitiun III HffAirs.
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ACHIEVEMENT or T6E GRIAI'
LiGHTNING IN pREAk.
~
From Occam 10 tDeean In ~ Hours /,
WHAT -
OVK CENTENNIAL YEAR

1lr accomplishment VI iI,v extraeriin.
Nry run from New yurk ii Han Franeisc d
Iii ~ hour. AND almost ons third in ibr
entire distance nsrr tic III. Wayne 4 Pam
sylvAnla hallway. War i mo.t hitting fulhll.
iueit ~ tl,r promises mnIe by thu manage.
ment ii this vsrni line. that In thu tho
HanireLth year VI eur es,s.eses ~ : M.
iion. 4 railway. ior lhr completeness n III
structure, thu perfection IL iis ~rqaIpmcnt,
tho must exact ssIVli.nt. fur speed, MI
modern improvements for comfort nnd ia.
genieln etmtinntisn. fur snieiy. on ihc
face 81 the giohe. should Ia the Great W.
Wayne x Pennsylvania Rnad. How veil
truly mud faithfully Inns that promise been
kopi, may be- Judged by the GROWING tri.
uinph In the great raen ng .inst time IL The
Jsrret h Palmer Spsciat San francisco
Train. which ran from Now York 10 chi
rAgo In less than ~ hours, Il distance of
Dia miles. 49, miles between New York
and ri.tsbHrg. wH~ run ~ one locomotive,
and without 4 single ulnp 4 feat entirely
without precedent IN the annals Of railway
history, aud teaches ~ TINT nothing n
impossible IN the ureAt ". Wayne X
Pennsylvania Railroad. and that II haa
sutstripped tho progressive railway rivals
not only VI AmeriuA, Lat the lid World
Foreign newspaper correspondents visit.
ing our Centennial, overlook the great VII.
position and IT. world ii wonders, and M
their first Lomsw ari .bould letters with
tile advanced IDEAS of the Pennsylvania 4
n. Wayne Railway r,slem, and invariably
and unhesitalingly pronounce II the model
ilwmy IL the world. and Americas Mt
ting representative 1T rational engineering
nhrswd official observations, aad the early
adoption ..of all Ideas advancing Ne
ints rest aud cnisforts ii IT. patrons
rMllman's Nav Palace Sleeping, Drawing
Room aud Hotel Cars, sfe run upon oil
trains. and thu line being msny miles the
shortss from Chicago 10 New York, Phil
Adrlphts. Baltimore md Washington, tAs
advantage of low f.rra nrs IN its favor. II
mssl be borne In mind that tho n Wayne
4 Pennsylvania trains run direct - III
ths ahnss cities, and iato the Centennial
ground. Inv fare tickets may BE- rMr.
chased NJ the GeAernl once, ~ Clark ~,
chicago. " n the DEPOT. and information
by mail. furnished.
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l~Ash,n~ns, under \ conKrrss sd SENATE
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wr~~s may adhere tn All ,l~ SENATORS
against impeachment hut wv, 81
their s,,tr BY aasinc slry hslmvei
Ihe charges lt"sea, ba, vosei sxslnst Inn
sArlnncnt. because ~ want Of Jmsielic.
lem, Hlter l~s~lknsp's RESIGNATION. We
,hall hall The day with much satisfaction
when hossrabls SsnAtcrs shalt hAvr less
fsr thu projection VI thieves And
vampires tliAt rob and plumber The people
with impunisy, thaa they have for tho rank
Ind ME of tailoring cioa hepp~rs' Who
make W their constituency.
GutLsv Republicans ~, Democrats III,
independents 2.
Nor Guilrv- Republicans "a. Demo
crAta 1.
Nor voriSa Republican, 1.
Five VOTES were needed 10 i'm
p~ech the ''soldiers friend, wip hat ttc-
voted all his lwsl energies u rob them Of
the rlt.anee they have frsM time 10 time
received. voting for impeachment, We
find The abless lawyers In tho Senate,
against IL, we snd ssn,, pcttIfnngcrs
- Alllson. and The ''mesehaNN mayiasA"
tegsshev with the csrpct.b~gssrs from thc
koulh. With ssch ! lack Of Jurisdiction
- this vote acknowledges. how Il tho party
10 hc reformed from wsthint