davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-05-02

A German officer, qnartescd some tin1o back al
Hamburg with bis regiment for three months, al
oneo paid visit 10 tho trcnto. et.puashute table,
md, though beginning with very modest stake.
happened to light upon "ncr1es." which In the
course Of half an honr made him tho winner Of
nbout 100, 900 francs. 1lo di,, not PIT In an ap.
pcaranco tho next day, bnt the cso,,pIcrs and tho
old hands fct no doubt Tint lo w0uld soon 10
tempted back 10 try his fortune. Day after day
passed, however, without his coming inside tho
casino. and tho three tnonths wcrc on tho point Of
cxptslna, hss regiment having received orders y,
o e9pmns no Wsn hs tsanss s
jng double orln from his pocket llc stnkcd It on
Tho black, bit not With the tane result M before,
for tho crnnpicr announced ''ruugo KnRne." Tho
"galcry wero expecting him u lonbfa l.l* stake,
preparatory, ot course, to hin losing Tho whole Of
his winnings. when, nuttorlnR ~ mover have nnY
luck 1t thIa gamc," he turned Oh bis heel and
Walk0l out Of tho room.
, 1877-05-02

HGAhtNBll lEHH.9 fWff|cNWs
Afcpostcf Of tho A,aeFtcan stsollcd down ycatcr.
day 10 Wootcn'h stables, where ihn annnta of tho
Great Metropolitan Oiymr'ad arc t1unrtercd. When
ho entered that part Of tho establishment contain.
Ing thu tratnsng.tlnR, ho buheid the rannnor In
h'sh mule.a!A to ~ The most .tuSGfn sn'sl
liRhred nndtenccs. Two stalwart men wcto
In the ring, ono Of whom, carried IN H.:
iho rsngmasfer. The animals ta.k was to limp
aver s hurdle and t1nle Of smaller proportsons
!ullJ two Or three times, aud taen l'alksd. after
which there vac plenty Of work fot sis r!namaste.
again Win the crack ot Tho whip following that nE
With ho. who.a, 1' ,n, rs At dn' d%,i
ssoppud. Nothing lannted At TIM failnre, but
M sss W.T. tfs, ey 5 tSs a
With s.Who.ns!' hut slie animal stl rcfltaed to
Jump They shen tYok awsr tho 9thgc ,.s, Hso ~ M aT
iennei oycE ilo hurdle with the groale3t care and
ho was thea allowed to 70 and munich hId corn.
, 1877-05-02

inrrd tts master not 10 xpu.c himself ncrlr.-ly+
bns she soldier. King pess'.icntly maintained lint
thd chief commander escr be where hr i most
Won Ti.msrek-rnlrra.cd Tho King. II hr wnn1l
be rreaFdlet* Of hIa nwn safcty, ,1. r. any
al wliosc hands tho Kings Iifc would l'c required
by ~ conn.,y Th9 King .h1nk hia hy tc hs9 Yv.
thnt hc began to c1nicr lctrifcy on a. II 1,o
r,,sing unict den linden Th" l'tens'es's ras.cnco
furaouk him. Riding closc mp To the Kings hnrao
Tim horse honn,ict forward. The kln1. loukoA
nronnd ~ bes.ere he Enes'sd wh.s had d"ns,"
enys Prince bismarck, ~ bHt h0 fnd nothing"
, 1877-05-02
FASHIONS vAuA1lIEs.


j,svfs tAurtt III nisrnicA 10 NtiD iors Herald.
Tho tastr for dccornti0ns OF tho female hcad IL
pusstuy fran flowers TO vegetables. "XoH peHt
ehou" tmy little cahbagc1 Is no longer term Of
neurattyu cndcarmcnt.
Tha new shatIck mike light OF roItIca' grnvitics
Moss nnd coral tints are now called ''vcrt Russo"
and s'roae Or!cnt.' "
E)derly ladies' tayo ndDpted tho baby -robn for
sprjng a,i summer fashions. With many ..uf
certain ags" this return to second childhood ny.
pears natural.
train aver tho arm, making tho bells look like little
Kittens running round after their tails,
, 1877-05-02

turn 10 il wI.,fnIiy: iiat it i dral: dead n. Il
.loor.untl; .lena ~ maekcre: ''s.d .. thc = bnl. ~
vas too pnrc i" li1c, md II died.. Il iiei and il
s.t yas ,fs' eane' rcd silk hanke'
THE fMtehtgan1 Iez'.latarc sakes nnother tehool.
luy vncAtIoh pyer Saturday, sunday, and Monday;
hnt. By ad]onrnIng 10 Monday r,enins, Il win y.
roads centerne 10 Lansing. and fowcr pa'rcs In tho
porkcta of the honora6lo mcmbsls. 10 reckon % sno
Il 10 '''' 's' lower
A qncntton for Iowa Republicans who nrc fm
10 trnr, discreet. md Intelligent asateaG,an ~
t:sS5ss " ss fos s
ton, can Eniorse INC rrctidenta eourac, q II not
ssfss 81 se RI snds IA te;a s.y @
(Ea.l Hfrdfd tf'tp.).
Tho Washington correspondent Of tn. CntcAaa
Tn,ngsE .aya Nat CeTpcntst y prepaFne IT,, T. r. r.;
y %sssssa % e keR eRGsst Il :fss
pays s '&Ss' &s % q sea.or iioxs IL
10 Justify liowe bsck. .pny record. Malt had bet
r %s.s 5 81; III s III es, i III !. Il s Il. I'd sa:s sss
ca,a sIs!. oasit .e know ,hat ~ sh,s iIne
ntapolM Tribune tRep.).
tho city re- c.r.sa w'ti 1,ecca.'s Aaministrs; M
tnn, ana foF tlo laEt Jchf we hato nag the neneht
81 cnnisatt @ @ via !lcpnbitca4 rule; II nas Gust
mtcnt ihan II did to 1.-Two nnicf Democracy: Under
Democracy. e!ty warrants dePfeclated 70 70 cent?:
cents: Hn,ler pemocracy: Tho levy wns y. 10
on np!sats pI s.o oo9 u1ot nnaef 1 MePnSil@6an* P @
--indf9a0Foils J09radl tEtp.).
We trust tim public corrcspondenco between tho
linn. q. T. Wnshtu,rn and thn lion. Matt IT, CIR.
pcntcr Viii not bc continued indefinitely. ~ per.
fanal friends o. ooth parl!es, deetfonA of eec'nv
them maintain their rcputatinns as indiyiduas. a.
wei a. their rtan1ing Win ther par.ys W
adyifo tlen 70 ciotc ont tnle porsonal eofrcaponn
more MofthY thelt Attention nnd exalted talsnt..
ea!vato peate with eacn othes, and harmony n
has bestowed honoFs npn.. ehch q them IN nc rntt
ota taas haze n.ose t9s them "a the tntass tnsy
prove NOTWITHSTANDING" tH's') 1oaF"as tNfP'1.
York dlti very tIlY thing In ntsenttng themselves
| from tho reception Riron Secretary Evarts IN
, 1877-05-02
BIS. AND BILL,

Tes Aitaenstns Nussas1ss&uno sela,ss IN anee.
dole OF The battle Of sadows. which Its informant
pfascsaea to have heard from the mouth OF R1tuco
nhtRafce hlm4eif The principal actor In the incl
dsnt. The Emperor. mounted oa hls wsll-knovu
black horss, then called "Vsfrnda," but slnco
chHstened "saAawA," took ltrsly interest IA tho
battle. and followed tho basts with eager eye,
placing himself repeatedly In positions Of danger,
and remaining thers utterly regardless Of the
shower of shot and shall polling dowa around hin.
, 1877-05-02
A CRUSADE AGAINST ,T1NEnY.


Tho Chelmsford NsWsman publishes an account
Of ~ strange and distressing aeene " which took
place fow Sundays ago In tho old patlsh church
Of urcat Tcy. Tbs Vicar. the ftov. Roger burton,
after givtng out hts text, intlmAted that he had
been worry much Rrievcd Of lstc to obsofyo tho In
crcas'ng taato ot hia paishloncrs for jewe,ty and
nna .aluaent. "Aiter mature consideration" he
said. ''ho had that morning drawn up hono rcsu-
latlons for The sunday school. providing that no
eoltars or cuts. artificial howcrs, feathers,
brooches, lockets, OF earrings wero to ho wofn
Nos eon.ant. With prohibiting these ,entIIos IN
The Sunday -school. Mr.. Uustan no1t began to
crtsetse IN an nu!ayotablc spirit the dress Of his
Htown.ur hearers, whcfpat tho hardened sinners
heeame very excited. and IN greAt many people
lcft tho church.. banging tho doors, anl usfnR
Mf9ox w langtaxo." Thu VA; Indeed. - ~ MstrsnKo
LUTON l4,! ~ saaallY te,el.ed to sebako human
asy.sehool. ..Ouo, child Lad smal! penny lock.
Ct on. which Mrs. 1lnrtan toro oI. =" "hn0thor
Guild Waa put on farm. And tho Other chlAren
told to xo round End laugh at tho peacock. '"
'E!sht llg xfrla woto turned out hccause they had
ANAL sprays Of hDwcrs on their hats."
hut tho hosoit lady waa batticd by tho towttdly
tacttcA 0f thu Gnemy. "Ths taaeharA and tha
shlrcn rushed uut Of tie school, aud, being Joined
by thu Older boys and girls and their mothers. tho
seeua 9! hootlu4 ard yc!t!nx waa pansa! IN the ex
tFeme." All tho mota painful that ''shis pafist.
!!espcctablc inhabltaMts," Mr. Carlyle and Nj.
leUskfn should 60 to The nss!skancoo of those re.
world. -
, 1877-05-02

BEAUTIFUL AfATI

BEAUTIFUL MATi
TrauiIfal May1 beanttful Mnyt
we've waited your coming for mhny 1 aayl
Nc know At Ynus coming
Ynu anrcly would bring
The hnda nnd thu flowers
That bloom In tho Spring.
t,cautisul MAY, beautiful Mnyl
Where hast thou boon this many @a1
The snow has departed
From mountain and lea,
And ttn seeds Of the garden
Arc waiting for thee.
r,eansisnl afayi beautiful Mhyi
Now you arc with uA. VIC hopc yon will etay
Tho corn in tho valley,
Tho wheat, and tho sye,
Without your bright sanshtnS,
Would wlthcr And die.
1,esuttfa1 Mayl heautlini hrayi
10 auct, kind entEphtrs how can ynN tay My
Your coming hrnga sunsh!nc
To gladden. the nowerH,
And with ali the people
Yon havo wonderful powers.
1,cautffnI Mnyl beautiful Mayt
IJqtto OUT ulcadin9s a moment, NO pray.
We'll atng Jon aonnnt,
Well play Jou tune,
II you viii INT promise
TO stay here till juno.
lse.utifal AIayi bc.ustfnt SFayt
Y0u do rs great honor conscnt!ng 10 stay.
And, when all tho flowers
Your answer shall hear,
They will Crown you tha Que0
Of this happy New Ycar
3cautlfaf hfayi beautiful May'
Llaten 10 what yonr subjects now say:
We'll make ynn sccptrc,
The hnctt c'cr stoh:
We'll ctothc yon with garusentA
or beautiful green:
We'll mako ron crown
OF most exquisite flowers,
I]estud with rich gems
From tho dcws and tho showers.
All these wc'll give you, and you shall bear awa
Over tho whole world, beautiful Mnyl
OAKLAND, r. D. DnowNE.
, 1877-05-02

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, 1877-05-02
KNOWS HOW TITS HIMSELF,
IldnLuaaf Hk,Ex

Several million people have bcen trying this
month 10 get the beat Of atovc-pipo. But they
haven't done It; they ncver have done II; thuy
mover will. However wcll they niay have matched
last rear. no two icngths Of pipu will mitch thia
year. Yon may put marks foot long upon them,
but this will not do. You may lock up each length
IN room BY itsclt but yet when they comn to be
naod you viii find they VIII not como toaethcr as
doo but we arc ccftatn those lensths cnn,p out OF
thnt room In aomu way. and EXCHANGED nlaccs with
othcr IL Ii utterly Impossible to at The beet uf
stoye pino. W'nt Mill expand ono length Will con-
trnct another. and efcn tlngo length Inns boom
tho other. f.lcfo il a subtle influence In tho at.
tnospheto which caMscs th.s.. No anc has Ms ynt
been able TO dtacoycr what thlA r., mud until II Ia
maje known there 10 no uac expecting to gct
stove. ppe snfciy together, even il yuu should set
on tho lengths all GUNNER, and hare y0ur meals
brought to Yon.
, 1877-05-02

k0I E1tINI7AN8 " IIV VfAN I'VE Sl'1ATEEDs
While Europe. bfcatdess.. stands and watts.
And war Ia every ritmor turks.
'Tis not too 1hto for BeFgt. DatGA
70 70 and join tbs Turks:
-Sesg FORK Commercial.
And. even when wars harah nlarms
IseaoAnd, tlnss nnaple will te1natu
For Wendell Phillips TO tako arna
And Join tho Russian train. -
-Hassan utdos.
Let Nary Walker fly with speed
10 don t'cr pants and Guln her tea,
And mount hungry mule and lead
Tho AuAtrtaa cASalry.
--Htp FORK Graphic.
And why need .'RN" itnEcr hore,
Ills w0tt'lE0as yarns To Try On7
Let him AcrusH tho ocean steer
And tback" tho Urlt1kai L'Sson.
-ketu York ft,orld.
, 1877-05-02
AN AMATEUR NOVEL.

AN AMATEUR NOVEL.
Tim following nppcars IN the Nntt0Hat Rtuu6-
tiedn, OF Wnshtngtnu, and fs ropEcacnsed to haro
fccu written by the onicu.boy, aged "A Jeurs. Tho
tile Is "Atl for Her,"
..'twas sultry day IN tho month Of tho roses
four story opens In ono Of tho Wostorn atatcs) as
young Indy wns sitting fallen troc, slto&chtng
The Landscape bcforo her. this young Lady'n name
vos little thornton. Rbe had largo btue eyes nnd
largo maases Of golden hair. Y wonder why HAIRY
Minis cares 10 much for mc. ho really does not 1ovo
me- shs muact. 'Ah! 5es do, lille. you arc
thc only woman will ever caro- for tho speaker
was yonng man, apparently twenty-thrco years
Of age. hu had large hazel cyca md curly
elestnnt hstr. q h!a features were were, ,,, ,5sEulaE
q suppressed tona,, why, Of ccutao do. l!,,,e;
s sss 5Ss DC sss:st ssst's q ss'' ssf s s aSs
fss:s f"ss .'Ssrs ss''s sssSIsxs }e;S!9
Jon't 't you Know that pnpa would not asree 10 IT,
s bHss !GyeS yG III s fspS ss tona easf %
e know 9as thsat ~ sassssa te y eou:le 5sms. Thorn:
Ireaiy cannot, harry. replied iIllte, also in \
eold toas. then wo Part ~. r. anger: ny sasres ss
Ss %sn. aMa, 'saa @ nsyos saw aay has
month.
rs years had rns.cd, and sitting In tor drawing.
room was Ii1lir thornton. Fi!o was not married.,
bccAueu her cpu5ln dted Of heart disease. 10 sho
at she tn,lrncrca bitterly, 'Oh. harry how sorry
an drove YOU hwny; oh, epMo back to NE;
aui dying she cEicd, throwing hcFsclf down on 4
eoa near by, and, swoon!ng away, tho servants nll
ran 10 her hsslHthnCc. ....
away IL s s"ser I'D md Msnded nis *uy toward on III
s's ss ss ssfp Sat 3hs .eo msa aai :;
70 to ths continents: 20 hS went In and packed
70 forget hsr.' 10 musnd, bit.ertr. hp went II
yrars paired. and he resolved TO visit hte country
ILL., birthplace. a. ho Fhode paet the manor III
he asked the old gnte-kccpcf what was tho matter,
tho old man shook lls head md said, 'oh, marso
harry, AfIAa lille am Qolny on nbunt you awful y
ia not m!rs 1liiie marr1cdf asked harry IN warm
tcno. why, laws. no; didn't Jou know that her
cousin diedf 'ean sco hcrf' askcd Harry again.
IN another warm tonc, why, ycs, Indeed. rcplIcs
tho old man: walk right in Tho dining. g.ruom.'
hurry went In and aaw i!Iilc ruclintng on .ofa.
'oh. harry, sho cried. this wilt Kill me- she
eol!rs 'ilaya not you forgotten NOR asEod harry,
en!ty. 'n not talk that way, pleaded Hllte, Id u
tobcr!y tong, ! haya coa,u to ark Jan tn be ny
Wiz, ,aEain scpicd harry. tfc". Harry. will,
Harry. Ioyfaliy.
's;rhcro va. q,i,,o. wedding in tho manor afler
that past. "
, 1877-05-02
tn A.E,AkE,

fIp LEAsE-poCk.A FINE DOCK 0y NOHIA
Jifsnch. south Of ChcAxa.aS. suitable fv< HVoa Or
cVsl 4. QATuEWAY. ISO lxSalla.sL
, 1877-05-02

T;oE sALE-A ABAl:t,AtS-!!o1;st:a 40 MIf;ItN;AS.
large barn, pod III 4asIo Teri fnt y 7o aId ffrt
tii.rfA r,.: -. sVlra.h rcrra n' warranty d+td
rrn,,n f ~, sna ' ts H. 5frrs .1I c
wlfc and rn ~ It,n, - Fot nork ~ c'srk:It fnt
h1kAts. lawyer. agent for owner
L'nIs aALE-s2,a an wlLl. nuf .lH.sToRT HOUSE.
Forte,h ind y.rat ID Meihoias Chufc. BIoek.
III 1.
3TO1l sALF:.-ON ONTAHfO-sT., a FEET East HF
j. Itnr; NnFtep.at.. II or ~ fect. WRIST Of Oakley.
ttEOl:tIE u. ttIiUiNAnN. ttA pcAIt"lrn: Il.
, 1877-05-02

NN0s1f0hns ..........
FTs0 NENT-tS ES0LEWnUIl.AS e.Il0QN HOUSE
and 1-renm cottagr In frat cnAs ofdctI lake water,
etc ontJ buck from Jeput frcr ride N SEQ thtn.
4. y. TILlUFbUS. u Wa<liin.toa'st.
l ion; immediate possession KiVen. JOHN CULVER,
Is METROPOLITAN I4lJrk,
, 1877-05-02

-~--~~.~~------~-~-~~~
f1ENT1tAt WAREHOUSE. GOASEl. RIs1l AND
Snxte IT,. Storage for heaasheld goods and xcn-
I'll sa es1staa es1s III a:s;.e sas'' tAld T. us Sp He
l,unSrrukE. cAni.aAGFA AND MEEcHAsplsE
.Lo1el lowest rates In nrs-ptuof wa1rhaaAe. la0
w. Montoes We tuau nsacy Al IL cent per Annunl.
l.TOREHDuSE FnE FINE FURNITURE, GENERAL
. householl eoVds anl u4se, .i ~ ~! l.en.
dvph'st tiatc ln1IdlEsl. Gaah a1fAuecs. CUlcAGo
bi6AAEE 90.
, 1877-05-02

A UKS1s WANrED-EvENYwiIEkET Tn SELL THE
n largest n,,t beat imp that Il pu1shcll Ea!l
snl We il. VI s-nl fvE particulars to T. a. TESNEf,
~ stxte.st.. Ch!caku- .---
GENTS WASTED-WAN.AAps-w
n EyrfybodJ Naltz them! sell Ike hot cakea! RtFs&
IL The ntd .hs aoueyi Call = uaes y ssn4 =
cenia TOR taultIe sud tertn1 70 h.Gats. QEVRCE r.
EAAN, " take. ~, Chlcaks, Ill
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-24
Adjudication Of Bankruptcy
ON CREDITORS PETITION.

L the United States, District of Nevada.
In the matter of J. LEVIN and ISIDORE
SIMON, against whom petition for adjudi-
cation Of bankruptcy was filed on the 23d day
of April, A. ID. 1877, in bankruptcy.
United States Of America, District of Ne
vada. sat- Carson City. in said District, on
the Sth day of May, A. d. 1877, before Hon.
+ W. Hi lyer. Judge of the District OF Ne
vada.
This matter came on to be heard at Carson
G ty, in said Court, and il appearing to the
Court from the affidavit of ii. p. Cohen, Oh
file hcrein,t that the order to show cause issued
in this matter, was duly served upon said
debtors by publication in the Territorial En-
terprise, u newspaper published at Virginia
City, in said District; and said Isidore Si-
mon. one of the debto s, having filed herein
an ad mission that all the allegations of the pe-
tition in this cause are true. and consented to
tho making of this order. And the said j.
Levin having failed to appear, either in per-
son or by counsel, and the petitioners having
appeared by their attorney, j. w. Whitcher,
ESD; and theraupon, and upon considera-
tion of the proofs in said matter, and the ad-
mission aforesaid. il was found hat the facts
set ierth in said petition were true; and it is
therefore adjudged that said j. Levin and Is
idore Simon became bankrupt within the
true intent and meaning Of little I'll Bank
ruptcy, Revised Statutes of the United States
and Acts amendatory thereof, etc., before the
filing of the SAID petition, and they are there
tore declared and adjudged bankruI is accord
ingly, And il is further ordered that the said
bankrupts shall. within five days after the
date OF this order, make and deliver, OF trans
nit by mail, postpaid, to the Marshal, as
Messenger, u schedule of their creditors, and
inventory Of their estate, in the form and ver-
flied in he manner required of the petition
ing DEBTOR by tho said Act. Itis further or
dered that this cause be referred to L.
ot!oiner. ESD, REGISTER IN Bankruptcy of
is further ordered that certified copy hereof
be published in tho EUREKA SENTINEL,
newspaper published at Eureka, in said Dis
trct, for the period of fourteen days.
II. s.. Witness the Hon. Il. w. Hillyer,
judge Of the said Court, and the seal thereof,
at Carson City, in said district, on the Sth day
Of May, A. ID. 1877.
[myl5-l4dl T. ]. EDWARDS, Clerk.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-24

D. LUNDBOM
A NN0UNCES TO THE PUBLIC THAT
a no may hereafter be found at his old
DO pleased to receive orders for assayinx
until tho Eureka Consolidated furnaces again
Resume operations.
Eureka, April 3, 1877. Rp4tf
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-08-04
WET WATER ITEMS.

Mr. jos. Fraz.cr's marc was bit.
en- by q mad dog some time since
aud She had hydrophobia, kicking
and biting every thing She came
in contact with, and tearing the
flesh from herself with her teeth.
She lived in this terrible condi-
ton several days, and during her
madness She bit several horses and
even her young colt,
The Baptist are having 4 pro-
tracted meeting at Brooksyillc.
Rev. Mr.. Hall delivered a very in.
tcrcsting discourse. Sunday, fl
O'Clock, text: "For Christ Is the end
Of the Law" he made it very clear
to our minds that we wanted mercy
rather than justice. This reminds
us OF Capt. D's anicdoto about the
Judge who assured the witness
that he Should have justice "And
sure your Honor ISIS not Justice
that | wants. just what Pm
afraid Off
The Methodist and Prcsbytcri.
ans are holding a ~protractcd meet,
ingat Mt Zion; Reys. Porter, Perry,
and Mcleod are the preachers.
We hope HAT the fruits Of their Ia
bOrS will he abundant and will IN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-08-04
TEE FBRAGEY HOUSE.
EsOarJ 500 per month.

After an experience of nearly
year, l am convinced that | cannot
keep up Il good table, and other
wise give satisfaction, at SIG pei
month, and am forced to raise the
price of board to $50. This IS rea.
sonablc, and hope those who have
patroni2ed me will SO regard it
and that none will feel called upon
TO make n change. | will ondoav
or to keep a model house; crv
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-08-04
R NEW OMNIBUS
ling IN Your Wheat.

y now prepared to grad
a0d can turn out from
PGat as good IN article rs
dlan brands IN the market.
EAANDER g. BAKER,
Depot Mills.
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nISSCLUTION NOTICE.

The firm of Conner 4 Chairman is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. e, W.
Chairman e Sons will continue the lum-
Der business on their own account andIso-
licit the patronage of the public.
W. NJ. CONNER,
&. W. CHAIRMAN.
Macon, Miss, July |. 1871 augi I'm
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Fruit Jars! Fruit JarS'
Quarts and Half Gallons at
4. S. MURPHE('S.
Frnit Jars! Fruit Jars!

have just received a largo sup,
.rlv Of the celebrated Gem Fruit
Jars, to be sold at Il very Smoll
nroft. All siz's in common use on
,ond y. OWENS.
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Plant TurnipS!

Fresh, genuine and reliable T"r
JONES & FANT'S'
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MEssRs. EDlToRs While on a
visit 10 Akron, Ohio, Il toW days
since, | was called upon to address
the people at u public meeting
My speech was reported aud pub
lished. am represented as say
inc Mr.. Gilmcr, late Senator now
deceased, succeeded in stealing
SSO,O0O,00, and was the cause OF
Peter Crosby's death.
The report was Incorrect: | said
no such thing aud corrected the err
ror in the next issue of that psper.
Thinking the friends of MIR. Gilmer
might see the report Of the speech
and not the correction, | desire to
make the correction here, as
would not willingly wound the
feelings Of the living, or %iniure the
rcrutGtrou Of the dead.
IT, ", FOOTE
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NJ s. A.. Tarrant has some very
fine pears for preserving or baking
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Fruit Jars at ON
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