davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-02
CnmpletclX Rthmiied.

Their sensation is shOrt-lived, how
ever, as the woman's testimony was
completely rebutted by two witnesses
who OF dozen rendered were only
allowed by the board to testify. Thee
two are residents Of Ouachita, and
knowing all the circumstances con
nected with the womau's story, they
have proved conclusively that she not
only murdered one but
urdered Three of Her avn ChiIdren,
One by beating, another by smother
ing, and third by drowning. She is
the terror Of the neighb0rhO0d in
which she resides, aud has been In
Jail repeatedly, so the witnesses say,
for her misdeeds. No single point OF
her testimony has been left uncoutra
dicted, and her character is now
painted blacker by far than her skin,
or the intentions OF the Radical man
ayers, who induced her TO come here
and testify to what she uttered in the
shape Of evidence yesterday.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-01

papiromenec; prvnl polovice ieho- ze
zlato ma byti n6fitkem hodnot ze Jest
nejpevnesim zakladem meny - svGdci
kovom6nc6m, ma n6z jest naliCena, kdez
| to polovice druha = ,.aby sledovana byla
takova politika tinancni kteraz b y,
an III by zbyteGn6 oh ch odu a
trz be II blizila, posleze pfedce bod.
notu zlat6ho papiroyeho dollaru vyrov
nala" = aebe vyslovn6isimu papiromenci
vyhov6ti mIze, nebof papiromGnci isou
sice take proto, ably hoduota papirov6ho
dollaru rovnala SC hodnot6 zlat6ho, ale
mysli, ze toho dosahnout lie jinou ceston
nez jest ona cd kovomtnci nastoupena.
Clanek o zachovani svobodn{ch skol
chvalime; -av5ak zaziti jeho ztrpGil nam
clanek deyaty, obsahujici dikucin6ni
Grantovi, za-v6rnost k republikanskym
zdsadam a "a vytecne sluzby iez co vojin
o bear N (rozumti president zemi pro-
kazal. To pfesahuje vsecko! Takoyou
servilnosti Sc repubikanska konvence "a
hazuje urazi zrovna onu veikou east re
publikand, ktef, ac k republikanskG stra-
nc SO hlasi, Granta "a nest6sti a skddce
strany t6 pokladaji.
Rovntz obojetny iako clanek tinancni
jest canek tykaiici Sc cla repub. kon,
vence jest pro dGchodkoy6 clio ale take
pro clio ochranne Tim mysli zavd6eiti
SO j stoupencGm svdbodne trzby i pirate
ltm ella ochrann6ho. Jin6 clanky isou
bud hola Erase = iako Gl. l., nebo zbytec-
ne opakovani zasad az do omrzeni kazdo-
rocn6 a kazde rep. platforine prohlase-
nych, aG zcela bezpfedmetnych (cti Gl. 2.)
Ty diky vojindm a namofnikdm jiz take
hrozn6 sevsedn6ly; republikansti politiko-
We osvtdtiIi by SO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pfately
vdov sirotkd pc padlych vojinech, kdy-
by je neotaskafovali 0 bounties penze,
jako poslednich l6tech Gini. Narod pro
ukazal Sc vojindm svym tax vdtcnym, ia
ko zadny jny ma sy6te. Vseho moe ale
skodi - ia pfilisna vdtcnost pfilisne de
kovani Sc nam jiz zosklivuie.
Posledni Glanek, zavazujici delegaty do
narodni konvence, ably hlasovali a rraco-
vale pro lIayese coz neschvalui AMI pfisne
rep. casopisy.
Celkem jest republikanska platforma
Ohia roce stolete pamatky prohlaseni
repnbliky chatrn6isi, nez kterakoli pred
tim.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-01

POBOzNUSTKARI A SVETOVA
VY'STAVA. Baptisticti knezi odbyva-
Ii pred krdtkem We Fiadelfii poradu; pfi
te pfilezitosti pfetfasana otazka, m6Iali
by vystava nedeli zavfena zistati. Ro.
zumi Sc samo sebou, ze svatouskoye ta-
natici ii vesmes pro zavfeni Sc vyslovii.
Phi te pfilezitosti snazil sc temef kazdy
re yzboznych" lidi tech spachati nekolik
nesmysld, sm6snosti nebo politovani hod
nych bigotnosti. Jeden filadeltcky list
philadelphia Sunday Dspatch), kteryz
nerad tiandakim v6ficim ma kufi oko
slapne, nemohl sc zdrzeti teto poznam-
ky: III fidka videli jsme zpravu roko
vanl ~ jehoz prdbehu by vice nesmysld
cd fecnikG bylo proneseno."
Zavfiti ma ned6i vystavu bylo by ne
kfiklavtjsim bezprayim ma on6ch tfidach
lidu, kter6 nemohou jindy ncz nedei Sc
odprazdniti, lee by cely pracovni den, d
chteli Ii by vJstavu vicekrate navstiyiti,
nekoik pracovnich ti vsednich dna bigot
nosti kfesfanskych kn6M obetovati chteli.
Lide zarnozni, bohaGi zahaleci mohou
spqkoiiti Sc nayst6vou vystavy dnech
vsednich; ale kterak pfisel bf tomn
chudY delnik nebo drobnY ziynostnik,
ably nechtelh by ozeleti vfdelek jednoho
nebo vice dnd, vystavu vdbec navstiviti
by nemohl anebo jen tenkrate, kdyz by
navsteve te, vlastne pobozndstkafstvi han
dactva jinych svatouskd nekolikadenni
vydelek obetoval9 = Ia druhe bylo by
takove pstanoveni hrubym znasiln6nim
sv6domi vsech tech lidi, ktefi We sveceni
nedele nev6fi, stedy zidd, Gihand, Japon
ca, Mohamedand nevGrcl, havne ale
Europana, ktefi mali nedeli docela jine
mineni, nez zabedn6ni americti bigo-
| tove. ts..,i..5. a1u~e4
Konecne by tim zkracen byl dachod
vystayy, nebof jak zkusenost uci, navsti
vi vystavu nejvice lidi prave nedeli, V
den odpocinku zabavy.
Avsak tato drza nesmyslna zadost
jest pfckonana druhou - moznoli jestt
drzejsi a nesmyslnejsi, podanou od Evan
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-01
Anlerika.
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PrutrZ hraZe.
Hrozna spousta vodou
spI soena.

Hrozna spousta vodou
spGsoe
Worcester, Mass, 80. bf Dnes
vecer 81 hod pfihodila sc koneenG cd
nGkolika dnd obayana pratrz hraze veil
Ike iedne nadrzky, drzici 760,00o,0oO ga
llond vody. Hraze protrhla Sc ma iednom
miste vzdor rohozim, drnu, senu, strom
kdm a jinym v6cem, jez do pukliny VIA
zeny a vecpany byly, ably prdtrz zameze-
na byla, po strzeni stavidloveho domku
proyaha sc yoda 100 stop sirokou pritrzi
smtrem k Cherry Valley, GAINESVILLE,
Leesvile, StoneviIle New Worcester.
Sponsta vodou ma draze jeii splsobena
jest strasliva nelze il dosud odhadnouti.
V Cherry Valley strhl pfival krasn6 oby.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-01

gelicke alliance. Tato iednota protestant
skych svatouskd fanatikd vyslala k
pfedsedovi vystavni komise, generalovi
Hawleymu, zvlastni depuaci zadosti,
ably vykazal Jednotc nisto vystav6ni
kostela, nenz by vystav6 bohosluzba
konana byti mohla. Gen. Hawley po-
dotknll, &c kdyby Sc zadosti prav6 pred
nesene vyhov6lo, Eide by NELL prayo po-
! stavitl ST ma vystavisti synagogu, Japane
sov6 chram n6mz by Sc kofili Sntovi, CT
name pagodu, niz by Sc Jossovi klan6li
Konecn6 by fimsti katolici, unitaristi
snad mormoni ma komis mohli zadati
misto k vystaveni kostoli a tabernakula.
elnz by Sc vystava zvrhla sproste pro-
pagoVani (sifeni) kfestanstyi, budhsmu a
linych nabozenstyi CHI navstevovatele
by ztrnuli, kdyby, pfised5e obdivovati w
ivory prace um6ni neir1znGisich naro-
dd, blavn6 pax Amerikan6, nalezli vystav
nj budovy Sc ysech stran obklopeny -
kostelami vsemoznych nabozenstvi Wy
znani, z nichz by zazniyal vfiskavy zpGv
hymny nebo brekot brebencovani zidd
a hulakani rev odpola pomiuulych ka-
zatcld katolickych, nethodistickych, NOR
monskych Il j. U6ol t6 vystavy Jest pre-
deysm ukazati sv6tu, jak daleko to mia
dy nadany narod tento "a iedno stoleti
narodniho zivota sveho pfivedl; naproti
tonu by, kdyby slo po vdli Evangelicke
alliance ukazal sv6tu, ak nehodnou DO
robu ducha upadl vymaniv telo sv6 po-
roby krald.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-01
(iSlO 123

dli G.. w. Olneyho, maly venkovsky do
mex ctyry oby6cine domy Dale jsou
rozbofeny: bavln6na fabrika j. A. Smi.
tina IL Co., fabrika A. Z. Slnitha, tovarna
Ashwortha " Jonese, hraz a uheln6 kill
ny zeleznice Boston Amboy blize nadra-
4i GAINESVILLE hraz Curtisoya rybnika,
fabrika Wicks Manufacturing Go. v jiznim
Worcestru a v.
81. bf. Mtsto Worcester utrpGlo $I25
900 skody u to jen ma nadrzce; George
Olney, iemuz voda strhla dam a stale,
) 100000; A. f. Smith + 10000; Ash
worth q Jones S 1000; Wicks Manufatu
ring Go. s $4,000 t. d., at. d. Temef
vsecky pfadelny isou bud upln6 strzeny
anebo znatn6 poskozeny. Jeden muz a
diva chlapci Sc postradaji; ma sc "a to, ze
utonuli. We Worcestru bude panovati
n6jaky cas- citelna nouze o vodu.
M at k a tkami zmrzla.
1T. Louis, 80. bf. V hrozne sn6ho.
We vanici v pondGli odebrala Sc pani G.
lloltonova, bydlici pfi draze Kansas Pa.
citic dv6ma malyfmi detmi ma navst6vu
k sousedovi asi ttvrt mile cd nj bydlici.
mu. Ia nastale tiny nevidouc pro hroz
non prasenici ami ma krok pred sebe, nebo
ha zena zabloudla Nekolik hodin t6ka.
la zontalstvi po pust6 prerii, naeez ma
smrt uondana sklesla. Nasledujiciho dne
nalezena byla ob6ma ditkami nedaleko
sousedova domu zmrzla. Neboha zena
byla polonaha, protoze vsechen svrchni
Sat Sc sebe svlekla, ably ditky sv6 do ne.
no zabaila. Vzacny to pfipad matefske
lasky.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-01
Europa.

y brat V OF tazce w h odni.
L0odyn, 30. bf Neihlavn9jsi casopi-
sectvo rusk6 zm6nilo rozhodn6 dosayadni
chovani sve v1ci povstani Turecku
Patrno, &c We vladnich nejvyssich kru-
zich laval rozhodn6 jiny vitr. Obrat
tento jest zajist6 t6snem spoieni po-
sledni zpravou odevzdani panovn {.
moci careviGi naslcdniku. Nasle1nik
iak znamo jest nepfitel Turecka netaiil
sc nikdy neivfeleisimi sympathiemi k
tureckym Slovan6m. N6mecky list
,Moskauer Zeitung," kteryz V zahranitni
politice obycejn6 velmi dobfe zpraven by
va, dovozuje nutnost postoupeni Hercego
why Cerne lIofe, anebo podfizeni il Via
dc Gernohorskeho knizete, kteryz by CO
vladaf hercegovsky svrchovanost sultana
uznaval.
CasopiSy ,,Golos" ,,Moskevske V6do.
mo5ti" ubezpecuji Jihoslovany, re Rusko,
ac neni takovem polozeni, ably Jim ne
proden6 na pomoc pospisiti mohlo, pred
ce proti MIN zadnYch nasilnych opatfeni
neuzle take nedopustl, ably jich od il
nych mocnosti uzito bylo. Vyjadfeni
toto cell prot Rakousku, kterez, kdyby
so po vali Madard, ihned by do Hercego
yiny a Bosny voiskem svym vpadlo,
ably povstaicc odzbroiilo = Dale piSi
,,Vedomosti', ze citili sc Jihoslovane
dosti SLIM, ably prosp6chem prot Turec
ku povstati mohli, Rusko Jim drphych
mocnosti zabezpeGi nestrannost.
Jelikoz by censura ruska takovy Glanek
nepropustla, kdyby nebyl Isan srozu :
meni dovolenim rejvyssich vladnich
kruhu, lie toho Sc vsi ureitosti souditi,
10 V poltice rEsk6 vzhledem k Turecku
nastal rozh0dny a Sovanum pfizniyy o.
brat.
Jediny vysledek porad dalmatskeho
mistodrzitele Rodice Muchtarem pasou
a Ali pasou jest unluveni pfimGfi cd 25.
bf. do 10. dubna.
Povstalecky vidce Petkovic odrazil u
Lubine dtok tureckeho vojska ukofistil
300 kusd dobytka, 40 koni mnoho il.
nych zasob.
Srbsko vypsalo nucenou paj6ku ma
S2,400OOO.
Hrabe Andrassy baron RodiG hodaii
pry zadati "a propusteni ufadd.
Upadeh DrarnSc1o1sk6 ba'aky, kterymz
pfisly tisice chudych rodin delnickych Q
sv6 mozolne dspory, zpdsobuje velik6 roz
cileni tam6jsim lidu V nedeli srotily
Sc velike zastupy lidu pokladnitnimi pc
ukazkami rukou pred eskomptni ban
kou zadaly bouflive vyhrdzne "a Wy :
placeni. x rozehnani lidu bylo povslano
Gctnictvo.
4
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-01

4 PENNSYLVANIA. Republican.
ska konvence sesla sc 2S. bf. V Harris
burgu. Dclegati do narodni konvence
cincinnatsk6 zavazani hlasovati praco-
vati pro Hartranfta, nen6isiho guvernera
statu. V pfiat6 plattorme zaluji republi
kane ma dcmokratickou stranu, ze Sc phi
lis poddava vlivu ntkdejsich na6elniki
JIM kontederace ze dava pfednost
smrticim zasadam konfederaGnfm, &c,
kdyby ona o teto presidentsk6 volb6 pro
razila, kdys kontederacni staty vseliky-
mi zadostmi 0 zaplaceni skod a jinych
narokd vzeslych z obcansk6 vaIky by SO
vytasili atd. Granta pomiji plattoma
tatc mlGenim; tim osvedciIa konvence
vice smysln pro slusnost, obcanskou dd-
stojnosf pravdu uez konvence nasch
republikani.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-01

VOLBA STATNf. V pondGli mali
We Vermontu statni volbu Republkane
demokrat6 napinaji vsecky silly sv6, ably
po volbdch V New Hampshire iedni d II
h e druzi prvni vitGzstvi pred presi-
dentskymi volbami 81 pojistili. Demo
krat6 budou miti tuhou praci, nebot Yer
mont, vyjimkou jednoho roku QS74)
byl yzdycky republikansky. Kdyby sc agi
toyalo jen slusnym dovolcnym spdso
benz, museli by zyit6ziti demokrate, nebof
posledni odhaleni porusencsti yladnoucich
kruhd otfasla yaln6 dIv6rou kovan6 re-
Publikanskych yoliGd do strany, niz
nalezel Belknap, nalezi Bobeson, Bah
cock a celia fada vynikajicich darebakd.
Avsak Vermont Jest staten malym; by
val slime repuDlikanskym; republikanske
stranG nesmirn6 jest zalezeno, ably ntko
lika yolebnimi vit6zstvimi setiela ye vefei
mem mineni zly DOZEN babcockovstvi a
belknapovstvi; a ma penGzich j neschazi
a nepfekonatelnJch tluchubech (pardon,
reGnlcich) take ne, tax snadno MOI.
no, 70 Ease vyhra.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-01-06

EslW several of them engaged in their vari- ous icullnary, launslry, and seamstress operations, in thelr cheerful new quarters ia the left wing of the building. Every thing was as neat as wax. and HeA eould hardly realize that we were in durance vile. The facilities for washing and bath ing We are pleased to note are ample.
 Strong walls enclose spacious court. thus giving plenty of scope for outdoor work Up stairs in the front of the build ing, are the rooms devoted to the use of the gay and festive debtors who, accord ing to law are better than common crimi- nals. and not confined in the common cells. ..-......
 In the cosy parlor we were hospitebly by MT. K. Here we examined several fans constructed out of solid pieces of wood, by the delft digits of an Indian, who @as impstsoned for an assault with knife npon Milford man. -Au revoir,
 THREE PEAS
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-01-06
A stroH Throu9h the New Haven
 S.f County Jail. Ai B Y

A Strot ThrouEfa the New Haven
 County Jail. hassf 9
 NEW HAVEN, Dec. 1875.
 DEAR ED1roR:-Although long resi- dent of New Haven, we never had the pleasure of making the tour of the county jail until Tuesday last. when, in company with friend reportoriaI, we followed in the wake of the gentlemanly iailor, M. Geo. E. Kimberly, and herewith respect. fully tender the result of our investiga- tions.
 Some time ago an appropriation of $60, GOO was made for the addition of two wings to the original structure, and for its renovation. Additional appropriations will probably be required to finish up the job. which it is expected will be completed in March. The joiner work in the new office is being done in neat and substantial manner, and the room will soon be ready for occupancy. From thence we entered the old building and found the masons, aided by some of the more trustworthy prisoners, busy at work constructing an upper tier of cells. We entered the cell of the notorious Anderson, who had been assigned more remote quarters on account of his talkativeness and noisy disposition. Several cheap pictures were hanging upon the walls, and numerous pencil sketches were traced upon the whitewashed surface by this singular criminal, who has certain ly showed some skill as an amateur artist. Amongst others, there was a fuli.length picture of himself, the yisage of Stokes (the murderer of Fisk). and . drawing entitled My Wife and Child" We saw Anderson, but owing to a misunderstand- ing. did not know it was he, consequently did not scan his features as closely as we should otherwise have done. He is sentenced to be hung April 20th, although there is possibility of g reprieye. James Palmer. who. while acting as hall-man, recently, was severely injured in the head by brick. thrown by one Bolls, fellow prisoner from Waterbury. is on the road to recovery, although pieces of bone have been taken from his forehead In the new workshop. in the right wing. were seated a large body of prisoners under the surveillance of the deputy iailor.
 On account of the demolition of the old workshop, the managers have been un- able to contract for work, hence, the un- fortunates. with few exceptions, had but little to do, save to cogitate upon the fact and future-to dwell perhaps upon the time when they were honest. upright men. Formerly there were but seventy-fiye cells. but, with the increased accommodations, the number will be swelled to two hundred and fifty. The old cells are five by nine and are as neat as white&ash can make them. 2 Y There are about two hundred inmates, of whom twenty-five are what was design to be 'Heayen's best gift to man," but now, alss! nothing but fallen angels. We
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-01-06
L1roHF1ELD, Dec. 31st. 1875.

LIToHFIELD, Dec. 31st, 1875.
 MR. ED1roR:-I was much pleased with the patriotic spirit manifested by Rev. MT. Stevens of West Goshen, as reported by your correspondent from that place.
 The suggestion for the two towns in which he ministers to unite in raising money for public patriotic purposes dur ing the coming Centenary year is an ex- cellent one, but doubt the practicability of placing in Cornwall tombstone over the resting place of Col. Ethan, Allen of Ticonderoga notoriety while there is, or was, one in Burlington, Vt., which claims to have been placed above those honored remains, in the year l7S9 My authority is the Memoir of Col. Ethan Allen. :by Hugh Moore, published by o. R. Cook, Plattsburg, N. Y.. 1884, from which I make this quotation: |
 The last years of his life were spent in Burlington, Vt.. where he pursued the vo- cation of a farmer. He died, in that town on the l2th of February, 1889. of apoplexy. A plain marble slab covers his remains, on which is the following inscrip- ton: s.s@.;s2 Y 7
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-01-06
CHRISTMAS.
BY L, W. I.

BY L. W. I. e.t.g s-g.a5 zss.s.-s5sz ztss ssI wonder what makes Christmas!"
 Said bright-eyed little Nell, s5fass' As through the clear and frosty air 'i'4~ Came the sound of the merry bell. The table, close beside her.
 Was filled with books and toys, And all such things as bring delight
 To the hearts of girls and boys. : A shade of quiet thoughtfulness
 Had crossed the sunny face, - Always so bright and happy ab
 And full of childish grace. The shadow soon was lifted. fges . Fer quiet step was heard; T. sdoor was softly opened. .ssse1t And gentle face appeared. ss1L 70 Mamma! will you tell me sa-s. Why we the Christmas keep, And why dear Santa always fills Our stockings, while we sleep?- "And why we always wish to give
 Some keepsake to each other?' 'To remind us. dear, of Gods Great Gift Said the young and loving mother. She told then, to tine listening child. .a l. The story of the birth Of Christ, our only Saviour, 53 t' How his coming to the earth
 --4: ai4t-a-. Was heralded by angels
 Who sang once and again; ..Gioryto God in the highest, Ts5 ss-1q Peace and good will toward men."
 I4fEE- ''So. my darling, we should ever, 1 s.. .,..ss While our hearts are full of love !,y3a43 Fer the deer ones all around 4as,9d1 1T sassl is,1. Rsiss our hearts to God absys!teIs ti9-ni[ nj s-arI IiaIs a1lttigia3f R9@ 'Thank him for the friends he gives us: 4. Fq our blessings every one, But, above all other blessings,
 Thank him for his 'Blessed Son."
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-01-06

Little Charley Burgett, who was kid. mapped in Marianna, Fla, month ago, has been returned to his parents. He is too young to give an explicit account of his experience. but he says he was kept in log cabin, and that the two men who stole him brought him back, putting hin, on the doorstep, and escaping unobsefved, His parents are poor, but it is supposed that the kidnappers thought otherwise, and returned the boy when they learned that no money could be extorted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-01-06


 ger, |" said a countryman with 8 slouched hat on one side of his head, as he entered jewellers on Market street last week, leading by the hand bashful-looking girl with red face and white teeth, ]" nd want a set of jewelry to match that ere ring on her finger" o..... ..,.'.. ..
 Something pretty nice, presume ?" said the jeweler, examining the ring.
 "Best you've got, reckon" was the reply. ,.4 :. assaas1s s.aa. ssa.
 Some twenty different sets were shown them, varying in price from $30 to $90, and finally they decided to take one the price of which was S6O. -sl-
 'Do her up in rag," said the country man, pressing himself up closely against the girl. - The shopman artistically wrapped up the jewelry and handed it to the betroth- ed. .- ...-Iy4l .EssE fl v1....s,s [ There's your spondllix," said the pur- chaser, as he ran his hands down deep in to his pockets and threw two big hand fuls of hard money on the show case. AS the merchant had not been asked the price of hls goods, he looked little sur prised, especially when the countryman added la -l@ 54t,3 , r. "It's all right, stranger. for she and I counted it over more'n twenty times fore we left home." .........
 "How much is there here ?" inquired the jeweler, having counted twenty five cents ali in coppers. g .ss.# as. r ''Ninety-nine cents,I I reckon not Q cent short" ... ,t-..'......-.. .. ,...-....--
 ''Ninety-nine cents Why, you con- founded ninny, that set of jewelry is $6O !; we don't sell brass here." exclaimed the ajeweler, his face becoming scarlet, and taking the set from the girl he replaced it in the showcase. .. '-P-h.e-w," whistled the countryman, looking with astonishment first at the man and then into the street. ''Why, boy cut here told me and my gal that we could get anything in this Ger store for ninety nine cents, and they went out to look for the boy.-Danbt9y Net0s. a5 5Ii .e.s .
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-01-06

A young woman in Connecticut, who in vested $500, eight years ago, Tn Califor- mia Petroleum, on the strength. of Prof Silliman's reports, and the Independent Henry c. Bowen's endorsements, has just had notice that her company has wound mp and has $30 of her money left for her. And yet she is not grateful. but thinks and says bad words about the aforesaids and their associates, and wants everybody to take hold and help her 'cuss." We neverheard before of anybody's getting so much money back from an investment of that sort. -.ts
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-01-06
The Corporal Part

Gen. Ethan Allen,
 Rests beneath this stone.
 The 18th day of February. 1786,
 Aged 50 years.
 His spirit tried the mercles of hisGod, i, In whom he believed, and strongly trust ed." r t1. = t@~ s- Joseph Allen, the father of Ethan, was native of Coventry, Conn.,, and resided in Litchfeld, where Ethan was born, in the year 1739. ".
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-01-06
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