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, 1881-11-27

100 AND III NORTH CLARk-Sr,-
A] Nicely -ttr1i>ilc r",nsa rent with ur with
ouI h'aEi n+ts rgon1 ruuns for aud wife u
:.i.sIstnAn. - - 49, -
, 1881-11-27

M Me. LIE NOKaIAND. CLAfRVOIANT
lf1 and trance medium, ns,onshrs all by her won
tsFfu ptiwcr. revealing every Important thut
has necutred IN your uts.- will uceu. in fut
u7e l!tc: hNs tho celebrated Pac!sln ch,s:u, uarun
teed tatttDtc: hrt;s the separated together;
love- 1narrsa*e and suctes+ In every unAerI;tk1n.:
consultation personally aud by letter. 5J Wnuish
av, upstairs.
, 1881-11-27

1o5 pE.AES0N-ST.. OEpUSlT WATER
-.-~ N'f"s-fInc nt.:san1 room und bun I'll Tor twu
:ente!neh "r gentleman and wife; :1isu, me single
ftua lnr sii'.lc Etutit;iAn Terus reasonable. Fri
vnte family.
, 1881-11-27

"ANTED-SOUTII~ SIDE-ONE OR
~ two guUl 1rume houses. separate or together,
Ior MnFtna: S1ve Description: Price. and iucALuu
hurry IN nlOvtitx them, III Tribune ott3cc.
, 1881-11-27

4 WE'LL FURNISHED
~ t0uui ty cte:.ysnun with private family
price NJ: to exceed - DER ,Scek Adlfess ST. Trib-
f1t3t.s ni51t
, 1881-11-27

i I2O.lRD-AND ROOM DY i YOUNG
49, iaty In nice family. OF State and suntls Ut
.lwe1ty--t1th-ss.; cathotic preferred. Il, Trib-
, 1881-11-27

E1OR SALE-ClIOICE Io-.ACRE TRACT
= af land, ,c,psibc ut subdivision, tuu1rdiut tcv
nd1o!ntnE line subnrt nn t. H. l. q l. H.. Guou high
ti.AIES. e 1nrt1nud tfiI....
, 1881-11-27

1I1OE S.tLE-A FINE STONE Mt
- residence un l'art-av.. near Union Park =
Forty lots 1t fremont Ridge i'll -t.,. H. ~ H.
HENRY WALi.;:t JR-
4Hrf.,
, 1881-11-27

* DEARHORN-4AV. = FURNISHED
~ ro"n,s. With buaed, 10 Ea:aM.us' wafx from
NilttisIU-Si. - -
, 1881-11-27
EIT'1r REAL ESILITE.
I7OR SALE-CHOlCE PROPERTY. "

- SOl:1H SIDE
Nnn Busen~:t~ :, fce. tvacant' near Fifth.av.
sstute-et-. saI4'ry fIudi.,K t:nr AlsiaEe- -conrt-
ssta.e-xt,. ~ irei near E'itrcuth-St
Curs->t-- r,u:nrast curer Sixteenth. l31lEi feet;
fine misunderstanding site.
t'carts'rnsr, Nn. Fla will 10 sold chc3p II takcn
st,nfi. rs *aNr1sr H. leaving city
!@tarHIr1,--t. Siki sud s31. each FLU.
Wxna.h-ay, 10 feri corner Forty y-echtt1~st, at =
b*r,:at1l.
}'rrrie-ur.. .,uihcast corner of Thirty~secnni-st
at:l low M:ur... VIII require no uioucy down If
Improved Immediately, Which Wouft pay Ii per
Eant.
fncitic-ay.. =. gee1. near UarfisE,n-$t
NcnIwarth-av- fire house and lot. between T:s.
tisth and Thiely-tir<t-st*.
Tnenty-sccvnd- ST. - or IL feet, near Arrhcr-av.
WEST SIDE.
Yam l:urcn-st, fnc brick building. east OF Canal
ST.. Jniy' $&ttk. ....
i.cS.nstnn-av. No. sl3. 51-foot lot with @-story'
frame, $--,:3lt
1!atscd-=t, tine corner. rented <5o3 per annun,.
nt-.t low f:nrI.
itantn}h-s:~, S1xlW feet. touth 'front.' near Green
at t1uE0rctl, cheap II taken sovn.
-... +. T.. y1ENL1NG.
, 1881-11-27
I 90 EAST IlTnON-ST.-FIEST ASS
4ot buard. With ilice:Y heated roui,

C1r OllIO-ST.-r0 RENT, WIrn
--~<'n ttnr@c front r,tun1 tn gentleman and .vf
O.: swI .eilcEleE; cidtuti: u 1lut rt&it ounl:ly
, 1881-11-27

ElOk SA lie CHEAT FARMS AND
~ rt'd land in iowa and Nebraska. 5. i. BENSON,
, 1881-11-27
NJ RS CHALMERS -VAPOR BATHS
lt2 and nsaxnastc treatment. IT, ". Westinghouse

J. 4 Il rs. SILEERSTON-CIl LIES SUN
NJ day evenings; nntusa! cl.Irs oyunt business
test. md t.nuec medium: siIitugs daily. : south
GseGh-st Walk -
, 1881-11-27

E9s1 W 4 4 4 S II : ~ Y. -~ PLEASANT
49, roon's snd bosr. Also. day hosrl.
1000 ANA-AV-NlCELT FUR
;,I-oo nishcd ruom, tu rent. with Without
, 1881-11-27

NTEW YEARS C.iIsDS-3) DESIGNS
~ fFunl cents TO = gnck Vt =; t1.se. and
nsi! cards Mt half price to c1use uu Rus
%iNTII.At., ~ Wab:tsll-ny.
, 1881-11-27

1I,OE !ls-FLEE .tCEE TRACT NEAR
l. Pullman. fif:siil WALLER ILL.,, lo7 Irurupru,
TjfOE SAI4E-l0 ACRES AT $50 PER
4. acre In Sec. u, X, IL.
HENRY !. GOODRICH
II DcHrhari-*t., i:t,Jln Il.
, 1881-11-27
E1o1: sALE-II01Ics FOR TIE pEo-

E;3OK SALE <--" "SI7FFf:nN'S TRACT"
- lying and north of Caicagn-av and IN n,d
~rst ~ 1ocr-st This property X ripe tur sMstl,-
S4en ahc admirably situated for the pur1s.*. ,.4r1g
1lcEs; st.ect-cIr* run within h.,ck-, wi. arc
nntlE:1ea tu oner special Inducements tn.rariirs
hu.in1 IN ba!k or hy t.se be:.S e1.nh Them TO re-
soti II "att. at a 5hndst.s'n Nrvtir. Atpyrn
w ID. EEtsfOJr l. tsl, u Westinghouse.
, 1881-11-27

E'OR SAl.E-A TWO-STOEI BROWN
- stot Residence. 1is, f.t 3t,t 1,xa5 1.ct tt al
ict l'ra;e.f M tt4Si5tbe nsilhuEi,nOa in In, Ny..
stsion: oIlii1sE just erected. and hunt.un 11,-
is'rd with Az modern improvements. inmet:ta 1n1S-
rt'>SH ps''e $au- O1leihtr cash. lal,cc Ia t,ac
t"tt a,d three: years At lH.r cent II. EltEy,j
T. C1t-. ~ i5cnrtUrn-*t
, 1881-11-27

WANTED-%ICE HEltk OR STONE
y y, front housc: knud n.shb,rloh: worth $lWU
70 slhAt; Will pay cash; Sreln! particulars; mean
business. Address / II, Tribune ,,fcu ~ -
, 1881-11-27

1E0 RHOEN-Sr.-BOAED, FEONr
neuve. .Nt rear ruonlH; tirs.-e.:lss liz, bur-
.! h:.,! atd house: ',llsu&. family. inquire OF l.
, 1881-11-27

hT ME. STARKLOY. THE CELEBI;AF-
e: gypsy ain'is: and fo7tanc-teilcr. Is tho only
one ct llcr profession III the city: ct}rau:te
Iii Westcrt-av tlrst toor up->trs. tr,,n ii H. m, 10 S
y, H. Van BnrcD-~t start the door. Fee. &c
, 1881-11-27

"ANTED-A GOOD SECONDHAND
~ furnace to heat stnrc-roou. Gust nhuut k1l
Address r:Ih Tribune Uttce
, 1881-11-27

RQAkD FOR. SELF, WIFE, AND
p daugh;er; North Side u..st Of C!urk- rooms
iuust hc pleasant una every thing Eref-cl<& Refer
, 1881-11-27

AIsCELLANEoUs.
A SUITE OF SECOND-FLOOR BACK
Ia rnons to rent, wiki beard. Address y e., Trib-
, 1881-11-27

Ii7OH SALE-LOrS ON TNilt'TY-FlETli,
9hrtr-Seren:h, ttid T.sty...tltf. 1nst west
az Hastcti. These lots admirably tt..ted tar
Neclan1cS ami laaorers Gtupst,yeh .iuwn-suNn who
tTe. set>enuens hers4s-.-rS far reaching their
Aomes- t:tstit.1f: ST. tstN;LE:
s sseacr ssi1cx. t,l-rt
, 1881-11-27

LIOE SALE-NlCE GROOM COTTAGE
= and tot. with :.t'0d Earn on (anplcl-ay s.ssYl
f:t-e!a:e tuo-*.oey rck dwelling ItaTitt,twtli
WCSf JfnHis,,r.st 7S7 - '~o~' AWE
, 1881-11-27

r11WO YOUNG: LADIES CAN HAVE
- 1n''n and board for sill rach: South Side near
STREET rurs- IidGses, Tf,, Irni1Ie ot;ica.
, 1881-11-27

f9EPAi1.S Fol: STOVES MADE IN ALL
4 parts Of the United STATES. J. f. puLLES, II
west Twtiftt-st- neae Gesptatnes.
, 1881-11-27

E>Ot S.AL!:-:aSTOnY FRAME HOUSE
~ with hricS basement trick barn fuunn;l-
:.v. near Twenty-hrd--i- Only IS LII tail between
~ and II, aud :titd - JOHN {. f.tJNts,
1fsIsbtilt.llhl,.S*
, 1881-11-27

EsOIt SALE-f1TDE PARK PROPERTY
= :t slecatty-Chsan lnts. s'ii' $:ii ner foot:
cn"!ce i''ss -, 10 50 per fsA Houses aud hits. aIt
kinds AMI prce". from Ha $.JsA: also several
acre tracts. Property shown frcc. :. =.
ADAlI BARNES,
E5 WaahinEtu.i-st& ltt..tui !.
, 1881-11-27

noe SALE-1lOUSE OF II ROOMS,
l. with httnpured Eruunu<, ios 11x.M IN the tiuest
street ~ the Village II tara Klsc; PRICE Sial Ad-
t!.,.ss 4 81 I'Cit,ttG u:Ece. -.
, 1881-11-27

C1o M lC IL III 4 Y 4 Y. - LARGE,
~ pleasant ruHals to rent. viii, hoard; uu.
front ucovE ruuln. T4b!E b1rtrrs accommodated.
, 1881-11-27

NJ rs. 4. g. SINCLAIR MAKES SAT-
teen and Cont c.,sscts 1rur1 Is Il, and satin
fro.n y 70 SO Mil1 call for order. send posaL l
, 1881-11-27

21 pENE-sr.--a LARGE ROOMS, WITH

7f LEDAi;-ST.--A LADY EMPLOYED
,A can huge hoard With laty ut 81 per week; hus-
h1ta away, ftcfrrtrttt.4. @"4 -
, 1881-11-27
WEST SIDE Il, .-
X rARK-AV.-l:OOA1S WITH BOARD
LIZ for two Ecnt1naon.

~ TIlHODpS'r., EETWEEN MADISON
Is una Was!Iiny1uI-fsnnln and b0art for t,eo
young seEtcn,cn Tuuul-tnates with reterence; pr T.
, 1881-11-27

NOR SA1.E-l:; LOTS On EAST SIDE
- A@oialu-af. commencing feet stlttttt f Iftf(y-
'h"tn-at~ ttis1tttiE N. 35llsEt.
: RG;tNk.f lsfrk t.strix
, 1881-11-27

T1OE SALE PENNSYLVANIA OLE
- laads IN The heart nj thu ni re.ons near Titus
yl!Ic: terms low Address IT, ". HA1.l4 Oil city Ia
, 1881-11-27

EYASTlSGS HOUSE, IL TO % EAST
-I3- Adanss-st--c;o.ht r,uns with hDard 81 To SD
!r.t week: d.. h"ast II cr week. Meal tickets sold
, 1881-11-27

MISS j. S1lOLLENDEl;GEI:, Is SOUTH
4t1 talstctl->:--anteral!zHg .eances Sun.lay n,i
TUESDAY evenings ut y. Magnetic treatment ,.lld
stt!nES daily.
, 1881-11-27

FI1Ok S.ALE-S,o ACRES, HALF OF
~ :ct, ,I IS nder entltat,n IN Clpy County, Sorh
frntl! tas Centre. county miles rr:L
81 Kansas stty: il rcl valley and 1,rtirmlur!y
ive s"il in t. state Eans:,.: VII seii Tho
vince. 1nr SiMt ''I la ncrcS for s.Eyj; easy s
IL. kElifthyT y 10. IT I]e,krbuTil-Si. -
, 1881-11-27

CT. JAMES HOTEL, III; TO l:e2 FIFTH
~ ay.-S- per day. This popular tutcl ~ open
70 s'rdrs TOR the winter 1t Reasonable. Iuue
ts':rser~ wanted. Cnlsn,Hi:lt1.n ttctsut%.
, 1881-11-27

EWR S.tLE-NOS. 1tr;7 AND HE'S Full
- thn-at tne two-stnry trut.e nnd t,,,. IN o-si1rv
bsles building. with ".s .,x!!G T., nm ntl..s trnfhcr
, 1881-11-27

II1OR SAl.E-1Go FEET FRONT (COl:-
~ nerui alley and e1s"n'isnc l., T.. Il, q. il. Ii.s
~ Ntwt'erry-av e1vcrrA wttia 1r..inn huu-e> Sos
i :" Iii rcHtn:: m:Ist ff.ssj J.t.. anfur: c,tl
tc ,nsht fur tl2DA T. Il. Ut-,GG Il IT, a5 WASH
issx
, 1881-11-27

f0 RUSf1-Sr.-A VERY DESIRABLE
W from. or baca puror ;lso hnl!-ruou, with nrst-
, 1881-11-27

"ANTED-AlEMRE ON THE
~ Ohen Board Ut Traae; state lowest cash price.
, 1881-11-27

TUE NOTED DAUGHTER Or RHINE
- l:,nu, Miss Cathcrin', the t:ern,n tant-.s and
celebrated as1e:sc healer and e!ar,bJIa.; the Halr
FeIiabe business adviser III the cts tells pres
et Ani fnltrc. tcfi be c0n*uitea II LII sonsh Clark
Gnusc
, 1881-11-27

PEAL. ESTATE. AND LOANS, HOUSES
j. s. MctiESSf s. Co. LII LII Satc-st., ltUom H.
, 1881-11-27

N EAED . Il fN-4AF.-EfRST-C l. AS S
- buatst and rttn tlr twu y'utt.. in private
faity. ttlttrs.<$ 4 -, Tribune titice.
, 1881-11-27

H0 CASS-ST. - NICELY FURNISHED
~ front ilcoye rons; tir>t-eInss tnlle: for gem
ticH1ah ma Wife Ut two EGnteHef; private fiutily.
, 1881-11-27

CT. CAROLISE'S COURT HOTEL IIAV-
~ Ing been extensively r.iurniaheu and improved
by Gen. cilks.. tho pru!7ietnr with il large.
snn;y runus s.tss "r IN suite. and "en re* p:e:s-
onieTarsi. out ~ the ~ sol lake wind ami Tho
noisy rentrc Ut is' city. TIL. ncautf hotel il r-!-
E'NSs Nna Inviting winter residence. hItuC unly Is
minutes ride OF tho business centre by three sfee1
car lines. ="
, 1881-11-27

fJDf SAl.E-BI II. e. MOKlII, 81
l. NashnEt.s.-*t: t.xlG3 feet. southeast corner
snceitnes-av. and Eorty-four,h-st.. lc grove lot;
, 1881-11-27

7TQOAkD-ASD 4 PLEASANT FUR
- Histed Or unfurnisrcd fu: seit and Nile.
Glye particulars und pate raj 'te,oune un:tt.
, 1881-11-27

TOR SALE-IN ENGLEWOUD-iIAN
=. seine gothic residence Oh Si1tt-nr5t-s1 with
large lo1- HENRY i. iiUDnttlCIi,
Ia -st.. ttiuu
, 1881-11-27

% Il q S IL : s T.-LAiuiE. PLEASANT
- fruAI roum with beard. for rentemen.
az S5-ST.-pLEAS.lNr ROOM Fol,
= ~ tw'' eHtletnel, with buaru. Gon:eusaa rs,OEl-
rutr wanted,
, 1881-11-27

1900 AV.-NICELI-F
AN1--- nslied room. hoI and cold wuter, cu,et
ctc.. with fr>t-tla@s table board.
, 1881-11-27

1c10 1i1GAN-AV.-LAR(;E 'FRONT.'
- tfuon nnd single lnn1,. .furnst,r1.w wth toar
~---e-------"--"-------
1C40 " WtABASn-AV.-.\ FEW FIRST
with superior hOur,i.
, 1881-11-27

BOARD Fol-; GENTLEMAN AND
~ wife dn North side. Ut C.ark-<t.. wit, fur
hashet FUun; Il O'Clock dinner usefegrtu:
10 exceed sl1l per NIn.h. Highest references given
nnd reautrcA- AtlTess W II. Tribune Office.
, 1881-11-27

E1Ot SAl4E-TIIE NORTHEAST COR
~ n':r Ut Fnsis s-fuufln-s1. and l'ntfa;e t;rre-My
:.'x lA ftc. HENRY GUOnliCll, III i,earborn-st.
Ia mn / ' --''
, 1881-11-27
A IANnSOMELI-FU FUEN NISIIED FRONT
IA parloF To rent, with hunrd. Address Y su Jrib-

POOMS AND BOARD - GENERAL
I Renting Agency and jpYrln: -Ifns4. )iree,prY
Information free. knozl :: Tribune l:ui1n:,
, 1881-11-27

GT. JAMES HOTEL, 11G It1 l:s3 FIFTH
~ avs: rer day This )Npusar ho.el Is now open
" ooardcr> tur the winter 1T reontle Table,
ooarder> wanted Communication ,icket>.
, 1881-11-27

FLOR SALE-ClIO1CE NORTH SIDE
- residence n We Aa,.. une ri the n,4I de- e*ira-
bic cbfner luts south u ChIcs@p-uv., uud east of
Statg-s.-. for safe rer+ c,eata
:. II. ktsEEk,tyv 6 CO. u uaarbnrn.sf
, 1881-11-27

DD1 ONT.iisiO-ST.-A NICELY FIR
~ htsled >t!u:il trOltl nscuve ruum second t:upr:
wAtcr End co,:,s' :ol to,. References rsca,:l.ei
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-02
JOB. xPREsVyTEVG
TERMS CASH.

Some one came cropping through
the darkness, aud Belle Sels Aapt
Milly's hard hand, pressed against her
hot forehead .ssEz -
L'0h, maumy, dear 1old nanny,
where can that wretched ring be?
sobbed Belle, ,sdespairiOgly.
Honey said nanny, IN a tone of
gentle reproach, what make you ak
so? Why vouldu' yoa la. en-, sareh
you eff you knowed de ring warnt
bout you ? Butitlooked mighty bad
for you ter crymauE say show you
wouldn' do it for nobody
,'Oh, mamnyI witt Iknow it
looked dreadful M
What yon do it fur, deu, honey
asked the old woman, ;tendedy.
Because 1 couldn't help It, nam.
my! Oh, I couldn't! I2couldu'tr
. Nanny placed her mouth close to
Bellies ear and whisperedlow, You
dunno whar It's, does you, chile? ? q
Il oh, nanny, how eanayou think
SOP .-.... -aa..15, ~ Scs.3a -
4 don't, honey, nor Mr.. Lee, mud
der. I know hesdon't., essas.5
'He does not know what to think
It iso't.the loss of the ring he minds,
said Belle, uuconsciously betra5fng
herself Bertha and drthurthiak
the worst. ss:1.af .sa91 :1ssst
Course she does5 and sheagwiae
ter 'nake Mrs. Leeatake de Wus view
NV it ef she kin. AID eBelfe's tears
came in, a renewed shower.
I. II (Concluded..nert aoeek
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-02
Doetrp.
81

thought the deacon liked me, yet
want 2dzackly shore of hit
For, mind ye, time an time agin,
When jiners nd be comm in
I'd see him shakin' hands as free
With all the Sistcrn as with me!
Bat jurin' last revival. where
He called on me to lead in prayer,
An kneeled there With me, side By side
A-whisper'n be felt sanctifcd
Jes' tetchin' of my garments hem
That settled things as fur as them
Thare other wimmin was concerned!
An'-well!-I know | must a.turned
A dozen colors! Flurrie&?-la!-
No mortal sinner never saw
A gladder widder than the one
4 kneeliu' there an wonderun
Who'd pray! So glad upon my word.
I rally couldn't thank the Lord!
Indianapolis Journal.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-02
z 2@fstrHasreu,1s.
@ TT fz5SC3- 3Tsa
SOME NATURAL HISTORY
,s52s:, THE EDITOR.

- What ferocious looking aplmat
is this?r ..5
IS That is the editor. '.;5& es 9
Indeed! And are they very )
dan gerous?' - =
e Sometimes When cornered up
they have been known to be quite
com bative, and again they hare
been known to. 60 through 9 coa.
-venicnt back window. GeneraHY
they are mid and passive:
q SWhen are they most danger
when iotruded upon ~ q book
agent who wants forty:line local
for seveuty-6ve cent book, orby
a poet with verses about gentle
spring 80, 7'.' : ~. s.,...
Are editors cross to each
other?' .;;S ~
5senly when separated BY several
blocks Of buildings
tDo they often have fearful com:
bats with each other?' 80
Occasionally, when they go ont
i'm opposite directions and come
upon each other by accident g
Are editors ever cowhided p
Sometimes the smaikones are,
but the big ones are rarely mo.
lested.' '-.''' = 60
DO editors eat p -. ~
'They do. It was formerly sup.
posed that they ate at long inter-
vals and upon rare occasions, but
tits now a well authenticated fact
that they can eat great deal
when they can get it.
What kind of food do they ike
best?'
They are not very particular.
While they won't refuse quailson
toast, fried crab or roast turkey
about Christmas time, they have,
been known to makeea hearty
repast off dish<of cold turnips
and consumptiTe herring
Can they eat concert tickets u
7sWe believe not. Some people
have gained: this erroneous I'M
preston from false teachings In
early life, but 20 authenticated IN
stance Of such q thing is son re-
cord ~. -. 1..zs:---tsssSL <,
DO editors 60 free inte sbows?'
They do when they giyeSa dol
lar and a half local for a twenty
FIVE cent ticSe... 's7sE,l: -.-.:z 20. -
Are all editors bald, liee~this
lone p e Gs G.-ES.. ,.5fSE-is -
| No; only the married ones are
bald. But let us pass on-the
editor does not like to be stared
n : .-a-.--~I: sE-'as.Es l->srr sses.S
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-02
gsIsftsH Story.
THE CALLED MEETING.
BY JENNIE W0oDVlLLE.

NATION Of Emancipation The fires
were burning high or the altar Of
liberty. and, guided by their iIIu-
sive light, Aunt Milly set out in
the pursuit Of happiness-to be
found among her cousins iii Phl!a-
delphia.
Now, Aunt Mil!y was nearly
seventy years old and had never
been a dozen miles beyond her
native village but the wiry little
black frame was fiat coDtradic-
tiou to her supposed age: ana the
cheerful confidence with which
she started on her journey would
have suggested to . superficial
thinker greater experience as q
traveller than The old lady could
boast. She was prominent and
active as a sister in the church,
but generally unpopular, being
varieus'y estimated as the stuck
uppidis Niger in town, "a powfuI
wukker in dc feel o grace, dat
meddlesome. nigger o Jcdge
Brent'S,' fiery pillar o dc
chuch.' etc. Bat when it. was an
nouuced that Aunt Milly had
cousins in the North who had in
vited her to make her home with
them, the voice Of censure was
silenccd, the spirit of opposition
was broken. Aunt Milly was
meddlesome and scornful to- her
hearts content, and no man mo-
Tested or made her afraid.
On the morning Of her depar'
ture she went up to the House to
say good.by, and was asked by
Belle, girl of about fourteen,
whose NANNY Aunt Milly was
what she expected.
We'll, honey, l dunno myself
'zactly, ] had 'nuf ter eat an 'nuf
ter war, but when dey said | were
free. | wondered how freedom
were gwine ter feel. | sot down
an waited. | didn' git no whittier
an | didn' git no smarter, an |
didn' git no richer, COS l aln't
nuvver rid on dat mule yit, an ]
amt had no forty akers to sci
him ter plowin' so Ieffen you
all an went out TO sarvice. Still.
dat didn' hope me none, COS soon:
gifts my wages | can't put 'em in
de ole stockin', | got tor put 'em II
somc'n n ter war, an some n y
ter eat, al some'h'n' ter rub wild
and some'h'n' ter pay somebody
ter ten ter me, which ennybods
knows how niggers is bout takir
keer wun 'nudder. Freedom aim
done me no good yit; so In
gwine ter try it up dar whar it''
come from. But l misdoubts some
times said the old woman, shak
ing her head rehectiveIy. 'Wher
l USE ter git a little money by dis
dat or t'otber, | put it in de ol'
stockin', an dar it stayed de doc
tor didn' hold me 'sponserbul fo1
Jedge Brent's nigger bab'n' d.
rnmcrtiz an if l hadu' l. had nj
cIoze, | would looked or it a.
Jedge Br4nt's affar.-'twarn'3 ma
niygcr as was gwine tagged az
!, If bad got hoengry-well, we'll
| spec in dat case | would ;
looked on Jedge Brent's nigge
same ez if she had been mine
You are not. going to wea
YOUR black satin, are you?' asket
Belle.
'Hy, chile ! course I is! Wha
would de people in de Norf say
ter see me comm up dar wild
ole half-cotton /? Ior', honey, yoI
amt bin dar; you dunno muffin
| Dat black satin kun from sd'
, 1881-10-30
{{YT1F PARK.

The residence Of Mrs. H. 4. Ray, No. 4s<j
Hyde Park avenue, was the scene Of ii very tie
,;.lnt wedding last Thursday afternoou, the o.
tn sion being the mnrriaEc of Mr. Eugene Lewis,
Of Moline, ILL.,. 10 Miss Caroline Lee. dauSht't
OF the late Bishop Leu CT Iowa The ceremony
was performed by tho Rev. Charles Btxby. OF
St. Paui's Episcopal Church About sixty OF the
nearest relatives and friends OF tho contracting
p:.rtics were present After the ceremony the
pnrty partonk ur Il temptin: supper. which WAS
served in Ilrc-stye by kin*'cy. The happy
mir left Immediately for 4 months trip through
the South, carrying with them tue hearttest
good wishes Of host Ut friends. Upon tnest
return they will take MP II permanent abotie
at Moline, H.. the former n"ne OF the
groom The briIe WIS attirctl in cell bleu satin
dress en-train with peari trimmings. Among
these present were Mr.. and Mrs. William Lee
OF Pullman Nr. and Mrs. Rnuton, Nr: and Mrs
II. II. Ice, Of syracuse. N. y. ~ II. narr' Miss
Alice French. IF Davenport. H., Miss Lille
}:ay, Of SprnQtcI ILL.,. ten. 1.cake. NessrS:
c. A. Knight, Nathaniel and GeoT0e French. ol
Davenport, Ia, Maurice and Peter Pinchon, and
Others
and no further serious alarm IS felt in this re-
gArd.
The Calumet Iron T. Steel Company is now
ruuri1l:: eiNhty nait machines aud tutna QUIZ
about yUU kegs OF tlr5t-ctass nails every tlay-
, 1881-10-30

Sam Slick tells this story Q. TN OH AdM'ra;;
,rhnn be knew ut llnlIfnx: On one oeea5I1n .
attendcd divine service with him On 1oar9 LOU ~ u
his magnificent flagship the ira6a'l. Iae W. ~
cipliue in those days was drendtully seEerE nut
/ may a1ld unmercifui. The men were pun'stuso tns
90 otten and 50 cruelty that they oecaHE w.
ner1,tc. and lnutiny and desertion "Grc ,t ta!nss
If fre1,uellt occurrence Scarcely 4 oa5 passsu
without tho loss Of man: anu even tas s;. -
treu,c penalty Of death. which whs tae HlGs!L
abic consequence Of such crimes did not cheSR sH
their desire tn escape from tho scestcc c,,,insr h
ch1nlain took the opportunity to pTcacn h@a't,sa ~
si1ch tIescrtion and selected Tor nus teSt sne
eleventh verse Of the sixth cEnptcr ol 4Hens.. Ns..
mfah And | sufd should s,1ch man Us I uee: t.
liz enlarged upon the duty OF sa''or: ~ ~
o1edirnt to those who were SET III uatuot!S @
aver them. and to continue true 10 tuea. ~ H.
ruremcnts, aud enforced every exhortaI'nu - y,
= rcnctir0n OF lis text He then conclnoeu , ~
mn eoutent appeal to their feelings: nrst: em,o
cizns their coolness and ntrepldltS u. ~, 1f;1;r
and then calling upon them 70 5iAno y, tnu,t ~
KinR aud country, and maintain tae nJt'o. III ID
both. and emphaticalIy rcitcreu ~" W. ,,a;t t -
sh,,uid such Il suan as | ice: No. ~, s md
vu;ce which arose from among the matinsa: ~,
was:evideurlv tho effect OF Eentrio11.5'u.', . ~
hlast YOU. yuu arc tMt well paid 11f tnat. rr
loud, long:ra~n nrcathng was audlpae :.io,is
the men who, feeling that EomcthtnE h.tUIiI, iI ,,c
had been done, which III all prooaoll'ty ,'si, -,
followed by some terrible retrlbuEoH. "n. ~ i,,n.
ll-suppres3ed litter WAS heard among lao !4"