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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-15

PROFESSOR Tee predicts the
following weather for next week :
18th to 18th, clouding, threaten
ing weather, with heavy rains
and storms on the lakes 18th and
| l9'h, clear or fair; aoth to 23d,
e'oudIng, threatening weather,
with heavy rain storms"
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TRY US AND SEE.
8. a..
May 18th, 1881.

There is a tide in the affairs Of
men, taken at the flood, leads on
to fortune. But tied my ankles
so tightly with my drawers strings
as TO lead me to send to Hcnder-
son Bros. drugstore for a bottle Of
Coussens's Lightning Liniment.
| am well. Cost only soc. For
sale by Henderson Bros. Whites
Cream White Vermifuge is the
best worm killer.
[7-3o-eow-3m
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We are waiting to see how many
Of our delinquent subscribers viii
pay up before we resort to the dis
agreeable practice Of Cumming"
but we can't wait always. Very
lew are paying up now. /.
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hfe yoti Disturbed n alait ssf
broken NJ Your Tsst ny slsk ehild
suffering and crying Win No -.
gnIciatlnR pain ~ eunhs9 tessh :
W 80. 90 n Unte and ~ brittle
~ Mas. Wfsa0w'G sodn<s
.SYHrr. II vilI feIIsvs shs ts,oF
litilc sufferer immediately -dspssd
won II there IL no missile eboat
NJ There Ia no mothss or ssftt.
WI o has ever used II, who Will NOT
icll n once that II vii rs9wlws ue
bowels, give fest ~ W. 0Mhs<,
and relief and health b ne cklld,
operating lits magic. n h pr.
fcctly safe 10 uss 10 ell eAsss end
plcassn, 10 the taste, sal b the
prescription Of oas u ~ Oldest
and bsa family pAyidsm and
nurses In the United SAsGs. Sold
everywhere a Is cunts . bsttls.
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PETITION.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Pamela CousTf.
To the hoaora5h beard Of Mayo,
and Aldermen Of Couyfiogd.

~ ~ NfVfoF tCft OHaf ~ Nfuftf
and aldermen IF Co~nrfiaad'
We. the undersigned citizens Of Court.
land. most respectfully petition your honor.
able body 10 grant TO II. c. HAYER &Co.,
iioenscfo retail spiriiuous and vinous liquors
In the town OF CORTLAND, for one rear
commencing November Ist. 1881 they be.
Ing sober and suitable persons TO carry on,
said business
W d Deaton, p X Rainwater. u
Rhodes, Z h jenkins. G w Deaton. Ma.
lone. / NJ Young. James Powell, ] w Gro.
| well. i X Glenn. W II Caldwell. ] D ficn,z
4 s Wiley. w Moss. nc Ca-y,J A Me
GIN, John brennan. = McCrseken. Moe
Mitchell, VIM Davis, Joe Davis, Lee Black
Bob johnson, Peter johnson, Andy John
son. Sol Talbot. Gran. Vaughn. LeviJonss
Monroe Douglass, Dave H~acledorn, 4
Mcmillan, n Turner. NJ II 1rAnshan
" = Rct-srs, Nrx Mssres
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CAPT. ]. A. RArNwATER is
teaching a normal school for ladies
at Malvern school-house. He
teaches this SCHOOL, in the afternoon,
allS his regular school hours are
over.
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THERE was a good average at
TENDANCE at the meeting of the
Democratic Executive Committee
Monday, The Committee meets
again on the 28th inst.
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tqHAr letter sent us by a Sardis
lady last Tuesday is interesting
and well-written, but owing to its
great length we cannot find space
fotit in the STAR.
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AFTER the last Monday in this
month you cannot register. Until
then the books will be open at the
circuit clerks office.
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THOSE desiring to obtain Carp
can find an article on the first page
.dthis paper informing them how
to proceed.
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THE dusky female denizens of
hel's half acre have been indulg-
inc in their favorite pastime of
lighting this week.
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THEY HAVE CONE.

~
To Wmox IT NAY CoWcuAN-
This is to certify that We have le-
to Messrs. Bejach = Dsssh
cases and bales q Dsg-
chandise, on Friday and Saturday
18th and 10th inst.
A. d. ALL,
Agent Va. & Tenn. Ar Ilns.
ALv. g. TUnEun,
Agent Sur Line.
Referring to the shows. Ne Will
state that these are the LOT Or goods
that our Mr.. Bejsch went 70 sec
about; that they ass ssw ell tn
and on sale.
MxHgsE WAsAuwi
A CARp-Ladiss IN dad the
same class Of goods q thls sale ~
offered by " three wesks ego, this
being the balance q stock delayed
on the road from ear afst purchase
Of damaged goods. Amongst 9TH
er bargains ladies win aal 50 pcs:
of the the same quality. I'll wool
grey cashmere, u ~ wide, Ct $50
worth 81 per "a. 100 Pc. bet
real secrsuckse. Ioc Pr ID. Best
wash poplus, Sc pr "a. end bar
gains that can be offered By - only.
DRY-oooDsl phy-oooosl
IS pcs. all wool cashnsfs. - I'd.
wide CSC, worth 81. - PcD., tub
yd. wide, all colon, sSc, WpeoA IS,
10 pcs. black cashmere, III wool,
3sc, worth soc . I'd, - : gTeak'
variety Of all grades y - ,1s1o.
buntings. popIins. shir6aes -
debage, etc.
srLKsl su-xsI GnGDj
From IS ceass y es.se - yes1
STAPLE eoopsi ssARss ooooe3
10000 pieces hsst e1en1oGM
light shades, onsy (3e pos -
pcs. real chsvoits g. we'd yoeH
.yd 100 pcs. - ~ f
DC, worth ~ ~ y11,
best bleschs1 6riDh6s
rsc a I'd 40 -.
Gales, nc, worsh ssSej
Sea Island Domeo1es ylsVtk6
worth roc = yds ~
|ginghams, nc, we'd : te{yA
heavy brown Domegtlcs
|6c, worth roe 200 -. 49,
and Augusta plGidss ~ WpllS5 -
"a yd and a end1oD v1.
other goods Of this claaDs q ~
cheap.
WHITE oooBsl wusB ootuoo
Of ever kind end ebGucew.
rRuH LzNsni m11n Iuunn1
OF Al qualities.
KID cLovnsi IN eEovnl
Immenss tafge'as.
coRsEnl coom5ol
Especial barhsins h ~ abovo -
partment.
-pscnET1n.-nhsos Shin
Shoes, Ca1pss1, 1laedn1p, VIM
dow-Shades, Rtc., ID kqoge-l1Es
nishing goods q svesydo6eFiptio1
All these are he elD1o(ont GOO
lever offered n Meop16.
BEACH : RASH
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REV. r. II. CRozrER has been
conducting a protracted meeting
in the Presbyterian church during
the past week.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-15

MONDAY last Albert Harris, col
orcd, was fined by Justice Meek
q and cost for stealing corn.
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COTTON MARKET.
''Thc Welded Link"

In answer to enquiries we will
state that this book may be found
at HeHin & Hobgood's and at
Outten's.
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Going to Qait II.

Ten new Remington Machines
for sale at cost they are equal to
the best machine in the market.
Come right along and get them
&c. BALcH
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N every direction the hunters
,,o be heard popping away a, the
poor little birds
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-15

KyowrSo their time Is short the
mosquitoes are getting in their
work right lively.
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between the hours prescribed By Law, In
front Of the Court House Of said Flint Die
tricf. At sardis, seiI To- the highest bidder the
following lot or parcel Of ground, io-vit
South fraction OF lot number sixteen (r6l,
In block number three 81, In the town q
Sardis. a. described In The plat ofsaid town,
bounded on the south BY the Moore or
Methodist Parsonage lot, and fronting east
on Dunlap Street seventy feet, and running
back from said Dunlap ssvct oue hundrsd
and FIVE feet wcst.
TEnNs s-One~half cash ard ~ hahnel
IN two equal installments. pAsnh1e Fscr<<'
lively. January ist. 1854. and January -
| 1881. Bond With security Win - foqolfo1
for The deferred pay'nenss.
: 4 ~ Fpeur.an4
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Ar Ias, thc public well \ finish
a. The water IL said to be good
and plentiful
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s.opn has scored several fall
ss1,., M, nobody has been badly
hurt.
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SPECIAL OFFERi

The STAR will be sent to any
address from now till JANUARY
FIRST, 1882 for
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cw,rtf snsft eenyeust hssi
Msady eess
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rms vInfofm here u tfovAed
IA ,,alon nsafig ~ ne lime
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ruv naddaet tgalnnp ~ 'aeif
,saod, MIGHT Had dHy'
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J. r. BUCHANAN,
WANTED.

One thousand empty flour and
meal barrels with both heads.
Highest market price paid for
them. ]. X. BUCHANAN.
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The Lansing, Haynes & Co.
Blue Ribbon whisky Is sold in
Sardis by w. 7. Dye.
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rur meeting At ilie p,cibylerIao
,Aa,,h closed "Wednesday night
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NOTICE-From the 10th OF
Oct, 1881, to the Ist Of July, 1881
genuine Rock Spring water will
be shipped to customers by Ellis q
Co., Of Bailey Springs, Ala, at
the following rates:
10 gallons in anti corrosive can....f5 90
Same can reflled at.......-."..- 90
{ gallons IN anti corrosive can ..- { 7y
Same can rchllcd at............ , as
9 gallons In glass bottles ........ 7 go
Reasonable freight and express
rates are given by all railroads.
This water has been known for
nearly fifty years as a SIRE cure
for dyspepsia, a sure cure for DIS
ease Of the kidneys and bladder, a
sure cure for scrofnlous affections
of the bones or skin, a sure sure
for all durable cases Of dropsy and
a certain destroyer Of the terrible
thirst for intoxicating drink that
overcomes so many worthy reso-
lutions. Deprive a drunkard Of
his dram for three days and mean
while give him plenty Of Rock
Spring wafer and be wont want
the whisky. Don't you think It's
worth tryingf Ifyou do drop a
postal to Ellis & Co. 1t costs but
a cent.
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join ho gmtntHs Nr1rU Nm
Is ao1ittny ff q.uog m.a
Hnimnu honent flgtta mi,I
mm ioao"t iiett4mHen m
West Point Nia lndmscd Nv
tbe o. mrn IN tie 4ltit Voc IL.
nud terms aIdfcm ihc
undersigned ~ Comtland, Mise.
f. kuot,
uetr [, 49,. Gem Nr
4.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

By virtue OF a decree Of the chancery
Court Of the First District Of Pamela
County, Mississippi, made at the May term,
1881, the undersigned Commissioner will
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80 4ft444
W 80 ~ = #aEN
yfnnbn & HbsE W pvpt
fHey1n IIissss s# 80
.sidllf sha ksws
OfeKea { Filters <4<R~l<<<
distDYefg - fHa aRs tE9sH
lHiniI ssHlHfIAHiH ~ sstpm<I 81
unthlHfs The amfsfx pTmffIse
eymyNbsfs Fgf sale w Hxgdfsky
W iifiMfn# Z o., IisndNsen IJts
fhd " " Jenkins tS.f9<s e.
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FoY &Yales

Early May Seed Wheat, Red
Rust ProofSeed Oats. Lime and
Cement.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-03

The other morning when Mr.. Jones
entered his family drug store 70 have .
prescription put up be found new
clerk n attendance. Mr.. Jones has
considerable curiosity. and while he
waited he began.
Been here long,"
"Only two days"
Going 70 stayP"
II think 90.
"old clerk gone FOR goodF"
GONE from New York;
mo. / came from Sc. LOUIS
.Didn't like Che town, supposeF'
oh, fairly
Gotta better offer here, presumer'
well. not much better"
Druggist related p your'
"No."
s.Going 70 marry his daughtcrP"
Haven't thought 81 Il.
There was 4 brief rest until the clerk
had finished bis labors. and then he
beckoned Mr.. Jones into The back room
and said:
"You look like . person who can Be
depended on. and III tell you IN con-
iidence why came here. / liked st.
Louis, and I had good wages, but
happened % kill three Or four persons
BY putting up wrong prescriptions and
4 thought . change ofl0cati0n would ~
lievc my sorrow. This r. on the square.
You know. and nothing Is 70 Be said un-
less / lay ont two or three Of your leading
citizens, in which case I shall give up
tho drnv hueiuo44 altovofhcr and -
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Carlyle was sometimes generous ID
poor authors whom - thought deserv-
Donald q. Mitchell 4 giving Z series
q readings on English literature Ia
Hartford, Conn
Mr.. vennor says that 70 al do
mands u tho kind Ne has but one reply
--s'I do not lecture" Mr.. yennof &
wise beyond his generation.
The success Of Mary Anderson.
who became popular star Immediate
" on adopting the stage. has melted
two other Louisville young women 20
attempt the same feat. They are Miss
Fctter and Miss Dickson. and each II
now on . trial Western tour. Il ID said
that half the girls in Louisville arc
stage struck.
--Suppe. the operate composer. Is
very fond Of death sublime. and his
liveliest music u said to have been writ
ten IN room. rhe walls OF which were
painted with innumerable skulls and
bones. In this room he worked and
slept. his bed being coffin standing on
the floor, and his iavorite snuIf-box be-
ing miniature coffin.
"A recent London dispatch says:
"Since the publication 81 the sRemi-
niscences Of Carlyle very little ad-
vance has been made in the collection
Of subscriptions for the proposed me-
mortal 70 the eminent Scotchman. Con-
tributions which. before that work was
Published. were largely and freely
made, have almost entirely stopped
since is character has become known.
1t was rather romantic. the first
meeting Of the Baroness and young
Bartlett Il seems ho was . boy at
Highgate School. and Lady Coutts
CHANGED one day 70 be present at .
school exhibition and heard him recite
some poetry. She took fancy 70 the
boy there and then. lis said. and in
vifed him. with ono Of his school fell
lows. to visit her. He did 20. and IN
the bulls between lollipops and jam-tarts
recited his poetry over again, 70 what
effect on the heart and feelings Of the
old lady the elimination can testify.
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Every one knows that the little loops
and curIs or hair which lie f|atIy down
against the forehead ~ the girl Of our
species do not thus maintain themselves
naturally. and nearly every one who
ms had the curiosity 70 ak about Il
knows now that the gum Of the ounce
seed y employed 70 make these curls
" stay put" The ounce seed gum has
peculiar properties which make il suit
able above every other article for this
purpose. ID would even hold smoothly
down the quilts upon the fretful porcu-
pine. An ounce Of ounce seed con-
tains albuminous gum enough for innu-
mcrablc bangs. Three years or moro
ago. before The bang had assumed il
sway. IN ounce Of ounce seeds could
Be bought Tor i've cents, or pound,
which would supply the requirements
year OF more. could De had for forty
I'VE cents Five pounds was the ordi-
nary stock which 3 dealer in drugs kept
on hand. and there wns almost no de-
mand nt III for the seeds. They are
imported chiefly from Russia. and not
over 500 pounds IN wear were ID those
happy days brought % this country. As
The present within in hair dressing be-
came more popular. the demand for
ounce seed quickly improved. until 1t
present stock IN the market isalmoSt cx-
hausted. probably not over 100 pounds
being distributed among the drug deal
ers d New York Now nearly TO-
900 pounds are imported II year.
and The price u from $3.50 20 "a Z
pound a Wholesale dealer said yester-
1--WE could sell Ill w could get d Il.
Il 4 va % b had q al. We have
not over 10 pounds "A stock now, and
cant get more. The agents in Europe
have secured the market and got about
al che seed there h % get, think"
Band0Iinc, which contains gum trag-
acanth and glyecrine. \ much used be-
cause Of III greater chcapness, but ounce
seed mucilaEo y considered better for
bangs ~ n Sun.
H-D '------A---
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cowo v.>r. ~ince - - - =
.,ss,,h. fs-.s..s. h..t.~ scp.~ <r~;,s
: $500 " rs-,,sj;e~ ~ Sv~-'.-..;s er7
<csh-r ~;ircert~ rc-~,,jsei y kv~;c;-~
1900 ~ ,,is;r ..,,-,...... ~s,ss ~ c~,-Ij
T<.sS- ~ ,,h-s;c ~ sc.15 s.- q ~.
,-c.,jd sr}Ef nv vvc~,S ic- Nv f.~;lv 4
..,o.,II 60 Ie- W<,.,Ss..'.ss~ 49, ~, n
rcc-~. n T~-..--.e - r-~~. - ts-s
s;-... .,S " >..-.,vs. ~. ~vc,'j .~.,i;,s;..r,
s-...~s ". 49,. - ~ ~.,~. NJ ne
1-,,., , ~ ~. -. r'.;s.S - 49,
T~c5 sc5 ec,,l;c1 1890 N thc ts~t
I.-;~-;-~ ~;ftr : e. cs;cr~ 800 I-~
- ;-.-t.,:-.- ~. ,,,,r,hc- Z. ~Sc -,
.'> -, 49,. c-.S-,syI- 49, .;i,,,-~ts a,
|;ss-,.sc.r.S 80 w: h.~1sh hsc~-<~ -.
s,s-1Ses w. -c fr.~ 49, $500.
~. ~-s~- 49,. ..,;sr I. 1900. ~, a $3.50
49,. ~-S ,ys~s;csiI- r~i;,,;ss1 49, ,rssi'h
~ -,..-..,-iS 800 TX, "a ~ 49, ~-r,sS.
-.,,ss,;...- ~ 49, ss..ss,, s-J ~ 49, u
Ir.,,is ~ hs1s ,.-,e.,<v n ~-- A. W.
1880, .,s.;-.l n..:{<i-.- ~, e~r;.. y
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seanHe 1.ss
France had never k1s never boeu
% near extIrpAtion. "Thc people" -
che historian Martin expresses Il. "were
10 longer baihcd il their sweat, bol
ground IN their blood. dcbasod below
he beasts u tho forest, among which
they wander. panic-stricken. mutIlatcd.
n quest 81 "a asylum n Tho wilder
ness" This fcr<cnt and sympathetic
Girl came u length % scc the dcsolati0n
II her country: her own village Wa
laid waste and plundered By maraud.
ing hand. Prom childhood she had
been familiar with the legend. \ France.
lost through : maid. shall By maid Be
saved"
The story q her exploits = cont. IL
camp. il the held. u familiar % al the
word. A thousand vulgar icti0ns oh.
scure and degrade il essential truth.
What this untanght girl did for her
country was simply this: She brought
70 bear upon the armies Of France The
influence q what our own Western
preachers would call powerful revi-
val 81 religion From bands % reck-
less and dlssolute plundcreu. sho made
French soldiers orderly. decent moral
and devout Hope revived. She made
the King believe il himself; che made
the court believe II The Cause Men
Of faith saw II her The expected
virgin savior; men 81 understanding
perc cived the advantage - their
side Of having her thus regarded. She
u~<.<- 80 ~. ~ou.>o - 49, u~..-~;o~ <><>u>>
rades testified n later year1). have
really possessed some military talent,
- well - martial ardor and inspira-
ton. They said q her that enc had
good Judgment r. placing artillery.
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LlAAkE'S flkSI DAl At SChOOlls
"Lizxier'
How the little girl started!
Lizzie" again mamma repeated;
III you'll mind baby for an hour. 70
morrow You may 60 % school with
And wear my new ruflIed aprong''
exclaimed Lizzie. throwing down I'll
her playthings. and. jumpingto her feet,
she clappcd her hands in very glee.
Yes" returned the indulgent moth
er "but you must not murmur during
The hour, o. IN any way be unkind =
20. III be the goodca little girl IN
the wide world, mamma, the very good
est, and little Lizzie spun round and
round. until Grandma declared ii made
her own head grow dizzy 70 watch her.
The low-spoken. Be quiet, dear"
By mamma. who was tying her bonnet
in front Of the large mirror, was an
II can't, mamma. rs 50 happy
Happy appy-happyw she kept
repeating, STOPPING over the cradle
where Baby Fred lay fast asleep.
First. she said " happy il whisper:
then louder and louder. until grandma
had again to rcprove her.
Yes, dear" mamma once more
said, ''you must BE- quiet; rock the era
die every time baby stirs." and she
kissed the little. rosy lips. and went
out.
/" Going TO school, meant for Lizzie
what 4 tourney through Wonderland
m,ent mean Ior you anu me-
Over ana over until = d'd seem that
grandmss patience must pc completely
worn out nao Lizzie sa'o;
Oaay can 30 20 scnools Why cant
~
ausc 4 mnt OLD enough. she
Womb excia1m. wnen grandma tired %
explain ne reason "As pig - Cedy!
mat nuinn. grandma; nunin't AZ.
y. NOW, enc w. really going g school,
y only iot nall oey' ana 10 antcipa-
ZION "a me event sne Wa quiet. after
mamma wen. out, ana o'o not bother
anoma Win slngie question. when
Freddy swoke, sne founo ror MIN the
Pretty' oHgnt-coloreo blocks. which
possessed erea! 49, sct'on Tot tne piue-
eyed paoy' ana % MIN also, she con-
noeo;
I'm going 70 school tomorrow
"Co-oo-o." replied Freddy.
Yes. am. affirmed Lizzie. "and
wear my ruflied apron, too.
Baby Fred crowed loud. then. and
threw down ever % many blocks with
= bang. wn'cn maue grandma Jump. ~
sns saep. a rs. 10y cnar. but oaoy
d,d nct cry, ana wnen mamma returned:
sne Wa convinced that Lizzie had
earned me Savor.
w. only down one street, then
around tne corner. ano 2 rev steps up
another street q me scnool-house.
ake out 4 minute 70 gct there
LIZZIE saiu' wnen tnev started. VI.
20 many girls; Wny' ~ Al ner Inc
oe.ose . 1870 IA ~ never .s sSsn q many
= 49, s .'' .a;"nn 49, .S 49, sx, ~"
49, J:S. s.'.y sI. ; ~. ~ . 'u,o
$3.50 nsl aY n y. u snr' ~ ~ .,.ne ~
49, 1870 "a. = =. 49, 800 ~''n Saay 'nere
49, 1. ~. ~ 'i ,:s Iow i. $3.50
sI :. sra 800 si $3.50: = , nny n
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49, a fhe;r st,,d;cs ~ for~et III, ~ .i.c"t
Il. only Il was terrible ~ ~ cnicf for ~
long : time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-03

Woman q said 70 have three needs
only sympathy, silks and shopping.
money.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-03

When one Senator calls another =
liar he Immediately says ho means
nothing personal Or Offensive. ~
merely makes she statement % that y
may 70 on record. ~ y. Hcdvun<