davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-09-14

8erbre@er. Sobn 1arris wur.
Be porssfern pow Gderif BON Caroline
Counts auf Is Monate fir Notb.u@t
in Der penite atiorp abseionbt. Sem
6&eriff bepiQiste @umune sur Yef5r.
berun9 bes @efansensn BON bergaroline
County Sail nod Der Y~snitsntiarp, (S3
Der 5ae) Sc; tptrfli4e llntoHen bee
64erifs. $3.50; ,pirtli&e unto1ten far
ben @efansenen. $2.45; notbwmoieen
unfoiten Der Wo&e $3.50. 3uiam'
men $2l.O5.
, 1877-09-14
g pbirianer.

Sapbir er,dblt: Sd fiubiate einR
einem 0sdoden an. fie werce einenD rdu.
tiqam befomnlen unb le errStbete.
GrrStben fie n!dt, n,ein &ino - iaste ,d
- ,uenr fie nidt aeneist finb ~ beira-
tben, 70 iollen Sie feineit Brdutiaam be-
fommen. Scum %erblaBte Iie. @ie
befam feinen Brauti9au1 uno er.
sraute ipdter.
Sapb,r Durbe aefraat. ,uarum CT riat
bsiratbs? ST iaste p: ~Oas 9eiratbsn ii
alls.mein, in Der Gbe sanit r,au Si4 u n.
aemei n, uirb fosar banb9e.
uuo bic Werebslidten baben 10.
gar ales eemein. sc fonln,en aIfo
in Der Gbe cine Wlenee @emeinbsiteu Dor
uno oisie baffe i'd"
Gin @tuSsnt her MeSisin fraate Ga.
pbir eiuf, Oh CT ibm niat iaaen Tonne.
no lid bic ar6bte meoi3iniide Bibliothsf
bsfinoe. 80 9epiB" srpioerte Der Su.
morrill, nunter oer @rbe. henn
ieoer 1oote IL Elm meSiSin DIES
Werf"
Ma, Ole tuaren ia IN R6tn. mas ma.
den meius lisben 2Slneriunen ?--rief Elm
, 1877-09-14
Spuefttpnsn BON .9ueffoffen.

gon Halten an hen apej bdonberen M.o,p
ns'Se aIS Stessfofen bstaanr Gnb. yn,
=! y: w. 2.45 uhb $50 =. M. @ons.
tags-2.45 y. R. S'""~
. Mn S.isrtaaen- 600 q. sp 49,,
~ y. ~. ysn allen anbern aaRen tuerber.
bph. ~" ~1a9es ao9es
% wI'es stanbsx. SD. u. bic. $50
7,sa r. ~ g0m !. Aprti bic 1. NoMmbet. srr
".oo =: M. bs 700 q. ". @elr.Wnnet.
,eaee.Y1nfe efe RON 9W. ". be 81 W
EIpse Iaf rs8ttstrte 8riste pfsn sea 08. W
, 1877-09-14

SteuernerIebmn9 Sobnron
& Wri9t. Sabats Snipsftoren Don
planters 5peider in Garmpine. ,paren
on9eiIaet Sabat in fleinsrsn 8ateten.
ols bic original 0erpadung. psrfaufi
al boben.s Ser Bunbes. gommiiiiondr
Mttins iibertpies iie aeiiern Der @rano
Surp. sic ite1ten $500 8irsidaft fir
ibr gri@einsn.
g.. q. guans murbe sleidf,Is ,pssen
Nerfauis BON 9obaf, obne 2icen3. on
bic Grono Surf iibermieien unb untsr
BirQi4aft qeiteut.
, 1877-09-14

GIeifd.g gtratt. !6err Mann
6. 0olentine bot einD anti9reibsn bon
Sbrer Maieftdt Der 2aiierin BON @ub.
lamb. fir bic @enbuns Tleii&iaft. tpeI-
DE e. gum @eriud nod benz ruiFi&en
9oipitaI seianbt. BON bensn lie bic Nuf.
5i9t fibrt.
Ser Jleii&iaft ioI on& nit sroBem
Nmben in Der britiihsn MSmee ueruenbet
,poroen iein. unb 9srr Nalentine bot
einsn eroBm Muftrag bon einem 2ipsr.
pooler 0rossiiten erbaltsn.
, 1877-09-14

16g Ole n, NJ Id
@lenn's S@mefel.5 eife oft aebrauden.
brauAen fih nidt su fhrdten Dor &opfs
ausidlaa. 6tehten. &rdes orer ir.
aenb cine onoere unanaene9ine &rant-
belt, uelde &in0er 70 oft ourd ben l1ms
gang nit anocren Rinbern in ber Ghule
befommen.
Gin ih1nea S4pnrs ooer Wraun ,pirb
burd 9ia's idnele 9aarfdrbe berse'
felt.
, 1877-09-14

Sie @itter bes Yptbias
@eiterr folst.n mir Der freunblidsn Gin.
labune Der @ermanin 2oge 80. Is, q
B. g.. weI@s ibr Sobrssfeit 9sitsrn II
Der 0irg,nia Sdn9erbaue bur9 elm ee.
Municipalities M~benbsien t~sierte. Sic
5alle mar ju BEN 3w,d esiamadpol
becorirt.
gs berri&te cine ollasmeins Gr6bli&.
felt. paHenoe Reben murosn sebalten
nnb erit nod Mitterna4t trennte ii9 biz
muntere @eisaidaft. 0a Die 3eit idon
gu melt porseriidt. ipsrbsn mir Die ndbe.
rem Ginaslbsitsn oes Geites morssn be.
ri&ten.
, 1877-09-14

Die .Niiemblp Sail" Die
nMo5art 9alle." bic frdbere .MKembIp
pail ipiro gang ~perdnoert unb umiee-
bont. Die Seitenwdnbs ,perben &c.
folft; oas Bod iuirb osrbsHert; Die
Ssde Der @abne ~nieoriser 9emadt unb
Der Jnbbobsn eesSaalss seraber s.lsst.
NM srften Ottober wirb bas Qofal aura
C,s orau& fertis iein. Ser lmbau tuirb
pom Capt. 2pbrod unb %. 5. Dimmod
9sleitst.
, 1877-09-14

e~inaebHeeter Safe bem bon elmer Getie
suriidsetebrten Oidter ,u:-D Dieter. eben
iibler Qaune uno fem 6rsunb bes Sling
linas, iaste miirriid: Sbre 3Slner- @ia<
nen-ffinfen.
9u elmer Nbeno.G eieniaaft iab ca.
pbir swiiaen Der bsrtibmten Shauipiete>
rim Charlotte 9aaen unb beren iiinaeren
Sdueifer Nuauite 9aaen.-Gr duBerte :
r3wiiden Gs0aaen uno G>9aseu iite i'd
nit Bebasen !"
, 1877-09-14

fonnte; ba beute Mbenb nIlem Mnidein
mad oas Wetter isbr oneenebm isiH
mitr.' f0nnen mir Dem Yrofe6or unb
6errn Zimmerman. ben aufmerfiamen
Wirtb Der 9ale. einen sefaatsn @arttn
perlprehen.
, 1877-09-14

Oieb perboftet. Der Nsser.
ipelder Dor aur3rm Dem GARNER. &suere
cine $1O.Tote %weesenommen. wu,oe ae-
tern Mor9en BON Ser9eant Mnsle nobe
Der gbeiopeat l. OHIO gilenbabn. per.
baftet. 6ein Name lit Sim Geott.
, 1877-09-14

Cine Nnaeieeausber suten
aIten3eit. Ser Niirnberser Sinaf
Martel aeiete i'm Sabre 1910 iein 81.
i4dft folsenoermafen on: rSinat
Wartel, 9orbier.p erridenma4er. S1ul
m.iiier. 9ufi9mieb unb @%eburtsbelfer.
raiirt un6 i4nsiost Die Gaare %obenorein.
Madt uno Fidt Stisfel uno @9ube.
IdBt Mbsr UNI i.bt @drobtop ean3 &C.
ring lernt in bic 3duier 3ohbition uno
anbere 9dns, %perfauft 4erfmerp aIer
Mrt. Papier. Stiefelui@s. seiol5ens9er-
ring. 9onistu9en, Yiri4ten. Mauje.
'Ga1en unb Gnbsre gonfefts. bnstdrten>
De Wurasl, Rartofeln. Brabomiirit unb
an6ers @emiib. Siaot Marfel."
unteri@ieb. Wifen's tenn
oud, uus aa Elm l1nteridieo 1T apiiaen
Sbrer rotten Naie unb >ner &ruppThen
&arone ! Shauen'S anal: me Grupp'.
ide Ranone fommt BON Gffen, Die
rotbe Naie aber bonn & rinfen!
Die be%ilisfe Vfti4t. (Yro
iefor gum stuoenten): ,Was in SIRE
erffe unb beiliaite Yfli9t. tusnnSie einsn
Hros.6 iibernebmen 2"
Surif: .Wiir Dor @llem eiuen Wor.
iauB seben gu laff'n.
, 1877-09-14

Concert. 9sute finbet ipieber bos
Concert bss prof. 0ebnia I'M @art.n
Der sdnssrbale itatt. ObsIei4 Iebt.n
9ienitas oas Dsttsr ni&t isbr eiinhis.
war Der Y'iu4 msbr oils mon srwartsn
, 1877-09-14
80 ir5a. S@affp nj S r.

~ Rberfeben.
Gin W.a mill setponSelt iein.
@tne Srou min bsbanoelt iein.
Gin @eridt ,uin bereitet fem,
Cine 6rau tuiu bealeitet isin.
Sin Naum min gepfleat fem,
Gine Sruu min aebsat iein.
Der Mlonn barf nidt @ed feia,
Das @elo tarf niat 3rped fein,
Tod @eift mn6 uorbanoen f.in,
Cine 6rau u,uB uerffauben fem.
p 9ebem bas SEINE.
Der Wann rarf aalunt iein.
Die Tran muB sur 9ano iein,
Der Man, barf NAL aus icin,
Die 6rau muB III Saus iein.
Der Mann aorf 'mal MILD iein,
Die Nrau muB bibid milo i.in,
Der Mann oarf nal ipdt isin,
Ole Srau muB biscret tein.
, 1877-09-14
NIb% enfaameit
&ambretb'S teaer Ribcniaamert.

Oa ID ioeben cine gauge @enbuna BON
0dnbretb's biesjabrissn nsuen &iitenlaamen
erbalten bate, 10 bin t9 i'm 9tanbs, iebem
@tnebmer iofert bamit su ssriorsen. &aueer
SVn grSBsrsn partisn eenisBen ~bsbeatsmben
&atatt.
WaBs,bem limb aue Sprten BON Qanbretb's
@astsnlaMereien BON Der iineiten unb fril&e-
iten Gprte tets Sorr1tbia.
257 E. P. REEVE. @pptbefer.
6O2 9. NaribaQff. n-be BEN Neuen Narft,
, 1877-09-14

Der. Staaten DiFrift Sc.
riot. @i&ter 9usbss fam e.itsrn
Na4mittas bier an.
, 1877-09-14
Meme Mnjci9en.
&efnicb's 0rcbefter

E
trivb
beute Ntenb 8 l1br ,uieb.r elm Concert
in Der Vir9iaia @dnger 9alle,
7te Stra6e, apif9en 8rcab unb Ma.1bau,
gebep.
@intritt 10 Gents a Yerion.
Dtele ttSnen Concerto tuerbsn BON fest an
atrei Mnl Ser @ote fattinsen, isben Lisn-
flag urb Nreitaa Mbent UNI 8 lbr.
Seine @etranfe unb Delitats1en fnt ~ ben
sepSbali@en yreiien ju esbaltsn.
Sobn Rebnth.
, 1877-09-14
efufr Alarm-C rl.aron
ALA m = & q # y.

" " II T y. s-f
10. 2 grfe psli,st @tat,On.
No. . 3me'te yoli3ei erat,s IL.
W.. 4 Critic pOliaei = Mtivr.
No. 5 Sprissnbaas. BE strdE.
Brcas.
N. 6 ~5sss anb eabss, Seu5e,. Yna an
SsraBs, 3piibx Der 9ten are t0tsn.
No. Spvibsnbaus, fSter IT.. 4.sf
Jrantiin.
10. 10 &rdstte.
10. f3 @ds Der 12t II zns Ma,u
10. IA Gde er tOten anf @yr, l
~. 10 Gdf ssr fi.n uns @nrp
10. 10 G6f ser yintntb4 Al,
w. ~ Gds o,r 3tfn unr "
~. 81 Ode Der 25len III, So
2-3 Gds Der f7en N ,naesv
Ns. "a Ode Der 17wr M As5.,
Ctr. 4aa asH '
Ms rs Mnrusslttan g,lst II
Ctr.
No. 30 &ft Der Stem mn, atain
10. 81 Gde csr f4tsn are Mat,
~ 80 &de Der 22ltsa aas 4lss,t.
No. ia @de rsr t3t-n unbg az
Ne 3-5 2 fahtildss .(rmeu6afa..
No. 3-6 1resesar WsAusNssle .,.
No. Al Sd Der ~ ane yrs
No. 4 2 s3rrao tlsSe. d. .sI
10. i-3 eds : ring uni pir.
No. i-5 Gdt ct. ) mes aur5 luB. s.sttt,
Me. As Sss Seat ste. 25lts
w. IS Spsigenbansr so +. b
w 80 H. Ne, a.. E. .
no. % sds III IL M rrs &
, 1877-09-14
8eeanntuta6una.

Sd erlaube mir einem ssebrtsn WuSliiant
arau,eisen. baB i'd nit nneinen Gisanen
nne 1abatssitaft Elm !, Stationary" .Gs16Gft
pertunten babe. g&ultibtr merben AZ bill
lltstn yreifen fir baar perfauft. @er @slb
pare1 min, lapfe ti
% nj. @alfer,
80 8O5 Groab Ctr.
, 1877-09-14
Wi6's
Nt6'S ea
3lnmen- uno Wsmift-3 aamfn

pssesn s.pRanst con sinr aRtlisn emte In Amsrft i.
G,te 4.r~
Wi1s prsiNM.-?OO gstiieuness, nur Q 4.ru. r
Bids WinmentIbrer. pisrteli ,bth rs Gtuts lstr
d
Wi6's sInme y. g euiie. @arien SO s ents; In srs
eautsr 2einmant 81. 90, FIX.
Mas meine gsrSfenni&unsen ~erosn in GnsHfo m
Deuti 6 seerudt. III
Mprelf.e; Sames Did, Rs&sfey ~
, 1877-09-14
RlamonS. Oo,f Silver uno @befapeafe
w Giten6abn Company.
Tabrplan Der 3Ise.

Tabrplam Der 3Ise.
Dar@ YaHaatere
800 u. W gerIaet @t&nasnb 9ienfaa, 1onnerRaa
an9 s 60, gsrstaest y aBst
ls punfis an hem Nsri Riser unb 'galti-
more. Mnfunftin Baltimore UNI 8O. 81:
ssrbtntet NIT gatnliuien I'll Wafbinaton,
gbilabelpbia, New gprl, 8sRpn unb aQe
rcefliben pInfte. Wtrtinb / NIT 8uae:
her @t&nuns unb Tetersbnre uab Gbeia.
Psate anb Ohio GifsnbatSen.
Dnr& Gra4t
$500 .. g. gerlast Ri6rnpnb 0tenfaa. 1sunerRaa
nnb Snnnabtnn Nadt Wsrtinbrnasn m
Can,gfern in @oea YeiHt fur 8lub.eanbun.
ssn. Ualtiinrre unt aae tpef1 atn gnnIte.
NtdNt Werbtnbua0en In Ri@ntsHb nit 81.
cen Der Nt4nnsnb unb DanSiQe. q Hmrnb
nne petersburg, uub gbtfapesfe unb Dtis
Giftnbabnen.
0OfaI p%affagfere
800 y. ID. gerld6t Ri3msnb tdsIi@ (esnatass aus-
eenonn1tn)
9ptaI Gra@t.
200 g. 81. gerldst siHupnb RsnfaA. Mtittsod,
Mne greitas. @a&t gtrlinbunae en- IL
ss.f pDint NIT hem ;Dampisr .Sis" fir
als xaneunaen an ben Wiatttppai une
Yannnfg 5lafen. )
Dnra vanasiere
1000 .. @. gn,anft " Rt&msnb 9ienRae. 9snner.
gen ftt 5asen Der Mi&Msnb unb geters.
burg aae e~befapsaie une Obiu Gifsnbatt
s Mslt,r,s gs M Ssansfer gSasaaa" sss!at'
Tee, Mttt,psdb unb 3reitse UNI 1 q. VI.
Ma9 Wesbtnbnnsen nit 3detn BON pbls.
pelp9 a, Wetr gtrt uab tpeRlthen ylGten,
une tn aDtft Dotnt nit Bueen fir Ri@nasmt
unb benz Sdben.
Durh Graht
6:15 q. @. ,!gnfanft IN Rtdmsrb GtenFaa. 9pnnsr.
xao nnS esnnabenb; Ma&t Dert,nbun.
cen tn gDefa Yptnt nit benz Danpfer BON
Saltimsre. A9att gerb ~nbunsex nit ben
@i4mcnb unb DanSiQe. Wi&monb unb 81.
tersbura, unb ebsfaYeaie unb Div Giftn.
VsFat Yafhagiere
f0:00g 9. -. Mnsunft tn Rt&upnb .daIt&, ougu,upu,.
nit ben .&i3munh unb p.terstnra, sns
~ eHefapeaie ullb Stip &ifenbabnsn.
0ptaI 8ra1t.
400 u, @. &nsunft In Ri&nsnb Nsntaa, Mttttupx
nne Grettas. @aat gertinbuneen in W:R
point NIT Gem Dan.pftr s!Sfs~ son ben Gan
Iunatn her Wtattirpni anb Yamuaf,p
Slanen.
8etne 5sa&t nd& pber BON gIdt.n fitIt& BON RtG.
t1onb wirb aneenprnmen Die Waaen fatren burh ssn
gDeft gpint mad atlanta.
De e rtef.sn gssifs. sesFattss Sansb,
r:9brcust Bills pf Iatins" NIT aarantirten Staten
mao aaen nSrDl:@sn anb rtfltteu Sldsen wnben aaS.
: Sgatriarten tpert.n s.siauft far ale n5rtlid.n. 81.
tatrtarte su haten In Der General Gifeubatu. 1idet
aeentur, 826 wiAinfr.. TIM @rbanee 5pteI uni am
gsget Der 9IsmYaanis Gae Der %. Hnb Dpd strraIs,
ID nm $. s. Dsaslab eupt.
, 1877-09-14

@olb i@lob seitern Mittas in New
Worf nit 1881.
, 1877-09-14

&i&mont, Ya.,4 5spt. II.
lin bic oeutiden Sdr9er DOT Ridmono !!
Die
Cn M inipn @birt
Company,
SO. 20 Neunte Strake,
1T einseri9tst
ALE Sprten BON 6etnben, Inter
bcien u. {. ~.
BON ben teleu Bacterial unb ~ ben niebyia
Vreiien an3ufertigsn. Da bivles Elm ein.
b.imiiAer Sabr tries meis III, 70 tofen mir.
eab berielbe eine literale lntsIlibuug pom
geitsn Der beutiHen 9ur Ter srbalten tpirb.
Dir srfn6en s ben bic Waaren ansu1eben,
sbe er anberspo fault. &'eebenf
Die OLD DOMINION SHIRT co.
%
, 1877-09-14

Nd, Gle tuaren ia in RSln. mas ma
den meine lisben &Slnerinnen ?--rief Elm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-08
Judge Marshall and the Turkey.

Chief Justice Marshall was great
man; but great men are not apt to
be- proud. He was not too proud to
wait upon himself. He was in the
habit of going to market himself,
and carrying home his purchases
Often he would be seen going home
at sunrise. with poultry in one hand
and vegetables in the other.
On one of these occasions fash
ionable young man from the north
who bad removed TO Richmond, was
swearing violently because he could
find no one to carry home his turkey
Judge Marshall stepped up and asked
where be lived: When be heard, he
said:
s'That is my way; will take your
turkey home for you"
When they came to the house, the
young man asked, "Whot shall | pay
you ?"
COB, nothing" said the Judge
"you are welcome; it was ell 10 my
way, and it was no trouble to me-"
"Who is that polite old man who
brought home my turkey for me2'
asked the young man of a bystander
"Oh," said he, "thau was Judge
Marshall, Chief Justice of the United
States
"Why did be bring home my tur'
key?"
81 suppose he did it." said the by
stander, "to teach you not to fee
above attending to your own bust
ness. - Golden Threads.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-08

"You threw it on the hat rack, y
she called back; goodbye. dear. >
Before she got to the corner of the
street she was hailed again.
"Eleanor Eleanorl Eleanor Man
Did you wear off my coat?"
She paused and turned after Gig
mailing the street car TO stop ADD
cried:
"You threw it on the sileer-clos>
et."
And the street. car engulfed her
graceful figure and she was seen no
more. But the neighbors say they
heard Mr. Man chasing up and down
the house, rushing out at the front
door every now and then, and Shrek
ing up the deserted streets after the
unconscios Mrs. Man, TO know where
his bat was, and where she put the
valise key, and if he bad any clean
stockings and undershirts, aud that
there wasn't linen collar in the
house. And when he went away at
last, he left the kitchen door, side
door and front door, all the down
stairs windows, and the front gate
wide open. And the loungers about
the depot yesterday were somewhat
amused, just as the train was pull
ing out of sight down in the yard,
to soc flushed, perspiring man,
with his hat on sideways, his vest
bnttoned two buttons too high, bis
cuffs unbuttoned and neck-tie flying,
and his grip-sack tapping open and
shut like demented shutter on a
March night, and door-key in bis
hand. dash wildly across the track,
glaring in detected, impotent, wrath
tal modification at the departing
rain. and shaking his trembling ifs
at a pretty woman who was throw
ing kisses at him from the real
platform of the last Car. -Burlingtor
Hat0keye
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-08
Reasons for Getting Drunk

New York World
Thomas Charlton hooked his chin
over the prisoners bar at the Fifty
seventh Street Police Court, and re-
garded His Honor with q bland
smile.
"Thomas, you are charged with
being drunk" said the court.
"I can't deny it," said Thomas,
grinning from ear to ear.
"You don't seem to be very sorry"
"Pm happy, yer Homer" said the
prisoner, giggllpg.
"What excuse have you for getting
drunk7'
give got seven of 'em, Judge.
"Seven excuses ?"
eyes, yer Honor, seven. Now, l
don't mind tellin' We all 'boutit. Ye
see, I've got six boys in my family,
and las night,-Its girl, Judge"
Thomas got off.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-08
TT S MARSHAL'S-SALE.

o. s. District Court, Western District of Wisconsin.
George Henry Assignee. &c, Ann stephens, W.
s. Fisher, and Edward Stephens.
BY virtue and in pursuance of Fferi Facias issued
ont of the United States District Court the above
entitled action, have levied upon all the right,
title and interest, which the said Ann Stephens,
s. Fisher and Edward Stephens, or either of them,
had on the 4th day of June A. d. 1874, or at any
thereafter of in and to the following described
premises to- wit
The undivided one seventh part, share of the
southwest quarter of the north quarter of Sec
tion o. eleven (l) Town No. one ~, north of Range
No one ID west, and the undivided one-seventh
part share of the following described premises com
mencing 55 rods north of the southwest corner Of
north west quarter of section eleven (lD Town one
"a Range No one ~ west thence north % rods
thence east 100 rods, thence south so rods thence
west 100 rods thence north SIS rods, thence 81
rods, to the p lace of beginning. all in Grant County
tate of Wisconsin, containing 5e3s acres, all OF which
shall offer for sale and sell public auction to the
highest bidder at my office in the United States
Court House. in the city of Madison, Wisconsin,
Friday the 23d day of February. A. d. 1877.
Dated Marshal's office, Madison, Wisconsin, De-
cember, 1915.
F.W. OAKLEY,
| JIM. SMITH, U. Marshal.
| Mineral Point, Wis, atty for Plf. Awe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-08

The N. Y. Herald makes this Sc.
we're comment upon toe Oregon
scheme. The Herald has been be-
lever in Mr.. TiIden, which gives
pungoncy to it's remarks on the sub
iaot.
The new light thrown on the
Cronin farce by the testimony of Mr..
Jordan before the Senate Committee
on Privileges and Elections is too
humiliating for belief. Mr.. Jordan
is cashier of the Third National Bank
in this city, of which Mr. Tilden is q
Director and a stock holder to the
amount Of $4,000. Mr.. Jordan tes.
tilted that w. T. Pelton, Gov. Til
denis nephew and confidential agent
procured the noted $4,000 check,
drawn in favor Of parties 10 Oregon
on the day preceding the Cronin an
tics. Pelton has no money ,:and his
relations with Mr.. Tllden were too in
innate for the latter to have been ig-
norant of that mysterious transae
ton. Thus the matter stands, ex-
posed to differences which age too
easily drawn.
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Singular Harmony of Figures


The multiplication of 987 ,654 321
by 40 gives 4,444, 444 AS. Revers
ing the order of the digi,s. and null
tiplying 123, 456 789 by 45, we get a
net result equally curious, sos 555,.
sos. II we take 23,456 789 as the
multiplicand, and interchanging the
figures of 45, take 81 as the multi
plier, we obtain another remarkable
product, 6.666,666 666. Returning
to the multiplicand first used, $751;
654 321, and taking 81 as a multiple
err, again we get 50 333, 1873, 334-all
threes except the first and last fig
ures, which read together sd, the
multiplier. Taking the same mul-
tiplicand and using q, the half OF
sd, as the multiplier, we get a prod
uct of &c, 666 ,666, 667-all SKIES except
the first and last figures, which read
together, give 27, the multiplier.
Next, interchanging the figures in
the number ~, and using ~ as the
muItiplier, with 1864 32l as the
multiplicand, we obtain a product OF
LII, Ill, 112-all ones except the
first and last figures, which read
together, gives ", the multiplier.
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A Cluster OF Golden Opinions for
THE
BRADBURY PIANO,

Have manufactured and in use over IA 900 instru
ments.
The peculiar charm of this Piano is its adaptation to-
the human voice accompaniment, owing to its
sympathetic, mellow. yet rich and poweriul singing
tones.
A2- From personal acqu aintance with this firm, we
can ndorse them worthy of the fullest confidence OF
the public We using the Bradbury Pianos in our
families, and they give entire satisfaction.
Persons at distance need feel no hesitation IN
sending for their illustrated price-list and ordering
from it, or to order secondhand Pianos or organs
They are reliable.
Mrs. u 8. Grant. Wasn'g- rev Il Is Bugbie Cinn, .,
Gen o. 10 Babcock DR. NJ Reid, New York
Gen Belknsp Sec War. DIR NJ Sims, Bait, Nd
Chief. Justice s. P. Chase. DR. Ridgaway. N
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Gen o o Howard, wash'n Rev W DePuy. D
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T Arthur, Philadelphia Bishop Wiley
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ist but his pianos all orthodox you ought to
hear mine talk aud sing"
Bishop Ames said sMy Bradbury Piano is found
after test and trial. TO be equal TO allyou pro-
missed and is in all respects, in richness of tone and
singing qualities ything that could be desired.
'Yours truly,
Baltimore Nd Jan, 1874. Err ANES"
DR. Haven says "My Bradbury Piano contu-
ues grow better every day, and myself and family
more andmore in love with it:'
Bishop Simpson says "After trial in his family for
years beauty OF finish and workmanship and splen
did quality of tone, Bradbury cannot be equaled
DIR Vincent: "For family worship, social ga
therngs the Sabbath schools and al kinds of musical
entertainments give in preference to all others,
the sweet-toned Bradbury Piano. 1t exces in sing
ing qualities.
DIR James McCouley, Carlisle, Pa; "Ay Bradbury
is splendid
The best manufactured; warranted for six years,
Pianos to let, and rent applied if purchased; monthly
nstameRts received for the same Old pianos taken
in exchange; cash paid for the same. Secondhand
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tuned and repaired
Organs and meodeons to Sabtathschools and church
supplied at liberal discount. Send for illustrated
price list, -
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SUMMONS-STAMM.-D1v

Circuit Court in and for Grant county, Wisco nsn
Macmillan Stamm, plaintiff against Eppa Stamm
defendant.
The State of Wisconsin o the defendant here named
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action which is filed in the Office
of the Clerk of said court at Lancaster Wisconsin,
and TO a copy ofyour answer to said complaint
on the subscribers their office, in tie village of
Lancaster, Grant county, Wisconsin, within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive Of the day of
such service; and IL you fail to the said
plant within the lime aforesaid the plaintiff in this
action will apply TO the court for the relief demanded
In the said complaint, BUSHNELL L CLARK.
Dated Get, 10, 1876 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
awe Lancaster, wis,
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and his views of this great matter are
more worthy of heather lands than OF
a Christian land, where man lives not
SO much for himself as for those around
him. An heir OF eternal glory must
at least be willing to suffer
anything that right requires of him,
for our Saviour, in the hour of the
agony on the cross, shrank not from
dying for us, unworthy as we are.
How willing, then, should we be to
remember him by giving cup of cold
water to his creatures. EUGENE.