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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-03-04
Sheep on the Farm.

A farm can DO stocked with sheep
cheaper than with any other animals
Sheep will come nearer to utilizing
everything which grows ON the farm
Less labor will be required for getting
feed and stock together. The returns
will come i'll sooner and oftener than
with any farm stock except hogs. Less
money is required for shelter and feHc-
ing and less labor is required in
herding, when outside pasturage is ac-
cessible and preferred. And finally, \
handsome income on the investment
can be had by the sale OF the wool with
out the sale OF tho animals themselves.
The Cotswolds are large size, mature
early, and are good mutton sheep with
large fleece OF long wool. The South.
downs and other Downs are the great
mutton breeds, middle wool. Males OF
either Of those breeds, or OF the fnc
wool Merino for large flooks farther
West, soon grade up the flock to tho
practicable standP Inoi excella-7a
The best is the cheapest; and as it,
costs no more to maintain n sheep which
will shear ten pounds OF wool than a
sheep that will ghear but one, the farm.
or should constantly strive to breed his
flock up to tho highest point of produc'
ton. And considering the number Of
ewes in flock which one buck will serve
he il justified in incurring almost any
reasonable expense in the purchase of {
buck which will make q tolerable in
crease In the wool product Of his flock
And il he fails to secure possible i'm
provement, because ram would cos
$50 or Sl00, he is "penny wise nne
pound foolish aud his clip in tn,
spring will, IL he stops to consider
show him tho measure Of his error.
In all these matters farmera shonl,
not look so much at what they pay, a
what they are likely to receive in re
turn. Cost is nothing return IA every
thing For IFS value, there is no farm
prodree tkat eau DO carried ono or w.
thousand miles 80 choaply and 80 safol
as wool A ton OF wool is worth $40
at 30 cents o pound, or 5000 at 20 cent,
A ton OF wheat Is worth about 500, au
OF cora Rbont Sl0. The freight
nboat tho same for each, and is thus 2
b times more for wheat and nearly 3
times for corn than for wool. This
worth considering, and shows how muc
heter u is to turn corn into wool TIN
10 sell it.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-03-04


WmES sorrow has left its traces,
what Aa become OF tho rest of the
bruc
As editor without backbone don't
an.1ni so much. lts his principal
column you know
IW tgt Koutucky temporary in
niN, ve ARE informed. is sold at
I"r COLON. IHirars' queen.
A wfslHnN newspaper Inns an article
upon Where editors go when they
die aa 1T thcro We're any question
about 20.
"BHrrp4 BlNEnmiU." said that
gortcmuavifs, dravinga paper from
her pocket in tho privacy of the cham
heron Sunday morning "Brutus Blink
berry, I've counted, end ont OF the last
thry dlys yon have come home intox-
inliol tweuty-seven nights; what do you
tnt 500 foursnlfY2 Blinkboiry groaned.
" VOL what Ono 81 grooming about
uow2' Them ,hrce nights" replied
blinkmrry with an expression of horii.
D'e suffering.
IlH Mna % altNt hult' Aul WIS iilhluB
10 % crowd about the coming election.
Said ho: Jones is good man; lie il
capable, honest, fearless and conscien-
tinus. Hewll mako the very kind Of an
officer weucel He once saved my life
from drowning" Do you really want
to SEQ Jones electedY' said a solemn
acei old man. I do, indeed; I'd do
anything TO sec linn elected" "Then
never let anybody else know that he
saved your life. The meeting then
adjourned
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-03-04
Pathetic story.

IN a drenehing rain the other day
Alice RelyoA, little girl OF eleven
years, was found lying ON a rock about
half mile from nor home in 5loights
burg, a suburb Of Kingston, ~ j., by
some boys who ehanced 20 stroll in Che
vicinity. Thinking her % trsmp they
amused themselves by throwing stick,
aud stones at her bus tAey souu founl
that the child was insonsible wei, @ u
and blue, On discovering who slo Was
they carried her 10 her tonc, where
she revived aud was able so ten boz
story 4, sooms that her mother had
been very harsh with her aud had spite
fully Yelled 10 her Sect out 81 tHis
Kitchen, You diyty little wretch why
don't You 40 somewhere rlao 90 la,
around?' aud Alice Wandered away
soon ai,erverds 90 tbs nhOe ST hor Dis
Q Very. Ina respoNso t0 hor mothorN
question:, on her return she answered 4
fWby 4 lhopehs you nog papa lidr',
cato Tor ne epy roro. md vCllt 1910
tho vooia where | could hoar iha blfls
sing aud see the sweet auWels and upp,
ilail
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-03-04
Apostrophe to the Statue of a Gladiator.

Gold, pulselesg fragment of the long
ago, who sittest calm and passionless
through scooting years Thy busted
snoot, awry, amort, bemoilod with dust
OF passing feet, thy fractured bugle
looming meath the twinkling stars, a
gloomy WRECK Of former grandeur tells
not of what hath thee betid.
Across thy Scared, cold breast no
trouble rolls, and DER thy brow yet
frozen in dumb agony bestraught, the
swift and sable clouds OF night do
struggle like an aged dying iok cast IN
the dust OF an ancient Rmphitheater.
Little thou reekest, in thy broken
state, that thou art clothed with moth
ing but the wailing wynd. Thy cold,
hard cheek is still unclothed with
shame. though in the chilly aiI at night
thy marble fragments are exposed.
Who, gazing at thy blasted brow a. q
panic stricken features now, would eer
surmise thy prowess IN the days agone 2
Who, looking Der thy mansard intel
leot aud cast-iron frame, knocked gal
10y west by Times eiiaoing fingers, e'oi
would give a passing thought to VIII
tuou ~ oeeH az lAtNttto 9NAtn
trow, no one OF all mankind would
pick thee up 10 be the once plout
snoozor o. tho Roman ring.
Misguided relic Of an era past, wher
men were muAcled like an aged hou
and brave men fought with ohees'
knives long and we'll, or gonged th'
lions liver out and mixed ~ with th'
sand, while beauieons laslies smiled AMI
munohed the Roman cararAal, ho whg
would gseaRo thee pity IA this w
hour Of need, would rob panper'
grave 20 get VIC gold Will, whlcli hi
toett were iilod,
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-03-04

"Boy, do you know what that con-
tains said a trump 10 lad who was
hurrying along with tin pail full Of
lager.
"Beer, responded tho stripping very
promptly
Exactly, that Is beer, continued the
tramp; "and that becr ooniinsglucose,
occulus indian, oorus.lroh, rice meal
and raw game sugar all deadly poisons
and enough 20 kill ony man.
Tho lad oct the pail iowHuud moved
of a little from 10 whsroupon Che tramp
picked il up anl was raising 4 20, his
lips, when the boy interrupted him u
say
Amt you nfrid 90 'tg'
"lcs, d b lcsdiu 90 dio ihis WAY
but DON'T cara 10 lsc and draining
u empty BE handed Il back
"heu a gonfr, mliioreN the hay a.
no walked ihppghuu'ly sd. giafi
what uergow escape iad haln
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-03-04

All have seen the immense boulders
called lost rock" in some sections,
scattered ovor the northern part Of the
United States, which have little or no
resemblance to any mass Of rocks any
where in the vicinity, and have, per
haps. asked the question; Where did
they come from? Also the heaps OF
sand, gravel, cobble stone OF varioug
sizes, which form many OF our ridges,
knobs and hills, and which nro totally
unlike any fixed rock near them. All
these phenomena are attributed TO Ia
single cause, and that is tine great sheet
of ice which nature stored mp ages ago
without the necessity Of protecting &
in an ice-house. According 10 Agnssiz,
the sheet OF ice extended in this coun.
try AS far south as South Carolina or
Alabama, and was thick enough 90 GOV.
err all the mountains Of the eastern part
of North America, with tho exception
OF Mount Washington. This peak pro
jected, lone sentinel on That vast
waste of ice, 200 or 300 feot In lhe
latitude Of northern Massachusetts, he
concaives tho ice to have been two OF
three miles thick. Tho bonders were
all torn of by the advancing ice sheet
from the projecting rocks over which 10
moved, and carried or pushed o. ht
tom drift" scratching and blowing tho
surface over which they passed, and
being scratched aud polished them
selves in return, till they were finally
brought to rest by tho melting OF the
ice. They were not carried as far south
as the ice sheet extended, seldom be-
You'd the parallel Of forty degrees north
The native copper OF Lake Superior
was drilted 400 or 500 miles south am,
the pudding stones OF Roxhury, Mass
were carried as lar south rs the IslanC
OF Penikesc.- Scientific dmericdl,
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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-03-04

A lady wants to know why tho rail.
railroad companies do not provide
special cara for tobacco chowors as we'll
"a for sntphme kieas your la80oent
heart lobaoco eAogera aso not 10
paglilala a. tlat Ans ordinary pas
sanger oar u good tnough Or them,
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-03-04

On Lake Superior, Ia 1859, when
AlezauAeF Mackenzie was at the uraad
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28
THE COSMOS CLUB.
The Old H. Y. NJ. A. Give Their An
nual Party-A Pleasant T1o,e,

The eleventh annual reco. tlon OF the Cos
mos Club, formerly the II. Y. M. A., was held
last night in Prof. Gillespie's DaLcing Acad-
emy. The club is composed OF about twelve
members and the invitations were limited, 80
that II most select company were present.
About twenty coupe Joined in tho festivities
and q most enjoy able time was had. At tins
first iItermissiOn those preson. wera invited
over to Kobinson's Dining Saloon, whore II
supper had been prepared for the guests
Several parties from Philadelphia and other
places were present.
Immediately after the intermis3iOn the
music started off and tho company took part
the q .idc waltz, after which Prot filles-
pic was introduced, and with the consent of
those pres: Mt, gave N few figures In the Cor
man, u new dance lately introduced by the
Professor at hle school Ia this city. 1t waspar-
ticlpated in by all present and was highly
enjoyed.
Dancing was kept up until reasonable
hour, when all departed for their homes, loud
in their praises of the Cosmos boys and their
party.
The annual reception Of the Cosmos Club
Is looked upon as the leading event Of tho
season, and Is looked forward W with anxiety
by those who generally receive invitations
and lfa lady, who has formerly attended any
of their annual gathering. fails 20 receive an
IMITATION II Is u serious disappoi ltmeat 10
hor
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

In the u. S. Senate, yestesday, bills
were introduced by Mr.. Logan, of Hi,
nois, for the distribution of pure
vaccine virus to the people at cost
price, and by Mr.. Edmunds to prevent
and punish counterteltng of foreign
securities. The bill to establish all
educational fund from procedes of the
public lands was reported favorably.
The Sherman Funding bill was consid-
cred. After an executive session the
Senate adjourned until Monday.
In the house, q aresolution offered by
Mr.. Townshend, was adopted, calling
on the Secretary CT the Interior for
information in regard to the Mormons
exblting the Indians to hostillities.
On motion of Mr.. Orth, the resolution
in reference to American citizens in
British prisons was postponed until
Tuesday. The Post-offi 80 Appropria-
tron bill anu the Census Apportion-
ment bill were reported. The Post
office bill approyriates "a G59, 200. which
is $2,6Sl, ,StiS in excess of the appropria-
tioD for the current year. Adjourned
until Monday.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28
TIE NEW TOOTH FACTORY.
z 40 Artificial TGSth n HDu factory
being Removed 10 their new
Building Oh King street above

Ienth-
The tooth mandatory that has for
some time past been located on Girard
street, is being removed to the new
building on King stLeet in the rear of
the Court House: and it IL expected that
| everything will be in readiness to com
mence operations on Monday morning.
The manufacture Of artificial teeth was
started in this city about fourteen years
ago, by DR.. Edwin Shelp, who in Il
short time sold out to DR.. j. K. Tau
tum. Some five years ago DR.. j. f,
Frantz was admitted to an interest in
The business, the firm name being j. h.
rantum & Co.
Within the past few weeks DR.. Tan
tum disposed of his interest in the
business TO Professor $. j. Wiley and
II. G. Robinson, but the business will
still be conducted under the name of
II. Tantum " Co. Since 1t was first eS-
tablished in this city, i1s growth has
been rapid, and for n long time the tirm
have felt the reed of larger building
for their purposes.
The grouud for the new building was
broken last summer, and it was COM
pieted last week. 1t IL 20 feet front
and SO feet deep, four stories high, and
has furLace or Laking room in the
rear, which is 20 by 50 feet in size. The
machin"ry which i, driven by gas en-
gine, is on the first floor, the upper
rooms being devoted to other branches
Of the manufacture. The rooms are all
large, we'll ventilated and lighted. The
productions of this firm are sent to all
parts of the world where artificial teeth
are used, and the Wilmington manu-
factory bids fair in time to rival the
far famed establishment of Samue!
White Il Go in Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28
The SIN all-pOX Scare.

DOVER, N. H., Jan. 27.--The small
pox scare is at its height. 1t has been
discovered that two persons VIII" had
visited Mr.. Tibbit's bedside previous
to his death are nov sick with varioloid
of mild type. The Secretary Of the
State Board Of Health consulted with
The local Board of Health, the city
physician and other authorities yester-
day, and the result is thatno more pub
lie performances, balls, gatherings,
etc. ARE to to he permitted, at least for
tho present, within IL G city limits. An
order has nean issued by the agent Of
the Cockeco Manufacturing Co. anrhor-
izing the surgeons to vaccinate all the
operatives employed in the mill who
will submit to the operation. The
County Commissioners have ordered
the after ding physicians a. the courty
farm to vaccinate the inmates.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28
Cond GINNING the ESQ ape Of = Muir.
dGrSr.

The escape of Colonel Tom Buford
from the gallowe, after his deliberate
murder of Judge Elliot has been CON
demned in the Kentucky Legislature,
and formal expression of dissent with
the verdict was all but sec cured. "A
resolution to erect a monument to
Elliot was introduced; and the pream-
BILE asserted that he had been "shot
down aud murdered in the sight Of the
Capitol by the ruthless band of an assas-
sin, who escaped just punishment under
the guse of the recently popular plea
of insanity" In the spirited debate
which followed the jury and their ver.
dict found no defender, and it was con-
ceded that the murderer had been saved
by tue wealth and popularity of his
family, but it was supp ,sed the clause
would be rehscriOn on Judge jackson,
who had presided at the trial, .and it
was stricken out.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28
Destructive Winds.

There were high winds yesterday
morning in New York and the New
England States, which did much dam
age to property. AT Pittstie,d, North
Adams, cheshire, Newsetts, Nashua,
New Hampshire; Burlington. Vermont;
Lewiston and kOck.and, Maiue and
Troy and Saratoga, New York, trees,
fences and chimneys were levelled,
houses were unroofed, and some build
ings wrecked or entirely demolished.
At Pittsfeld, thres persons were in
jured, one perhaps fatally, and at
Nashua, man was dangerously injur-
ed ny jumping from IL second-story
window in his fright.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28
SDrlnE SA1eH,

Tue following are the spring sales fol
which l.. w. Stidbam and Sons have
been employed as auctioneers:
ga Ko6erg, Wilmington.
a-sill Il Barley, Red Lion, Pa.
81 Martin HenIrick, ChTistiana Hd.
FEB. l-Mclntirc, Brandywine HID.
4" 2-tli M.ndenhall, Wilmington.
"S-William Anderson, Brandywine Hd.
IA higgins, Trustee rea! estate city.
10. Il. Lors, trustee real estate, City.
"l5--GOvcrnmcut oat pusey, Jones u Co.
Feb lo-Amos House, Chadds Ford
Al ntnesC. Morrison, White Ulay Ok.
22-John Wilson, City.
70 }. '. Powell, New Castle HID.
"2l-.I. McMat on, .
27-Jchn = Pyle, Mil Greek.
Is -MariS liSOn Chsistana,
March l0--S. + MarShalNity
" lob. ID. Longland, New Vastle City.
" IA william .,toopes" J." HID
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28
The Aftorney.Generai Going IT,.

NHlchpO lIHlts.
Net long since the cquipage of the
President was spoken Of as the very
finest ever brought to Washington, but
Mr.. Arthur $ Attorney General, Mr.
Brewster, has moved to town, and the
critical people are beginning to fancy
that he has rather the best in his car
riage show. 1t was out upon New
Years and attracted general notice.
The large glass-fr1nted landau was
drawn by two black horses and man
aged by coachman and footman III
Light liv ries and cockaded hats, wrap
ped in large fur robes. The spirited
black horses were covered with green
blankets, on which was set in colored
applique the coat. Oft arms Of the ewnor.
The dragons, guies and symbols reap
pear ON the carriage panels, and below
them the motto in quaint old Norman
French, "Verites Dyes nagarde."
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28
Winter Travel to FkOr1da.

Tho tide of travel is setting strongly
towards Florida tits stated thar every
sleeper car berth going Florida ward
from New York, as wei as every steam.
er berth OH the OCEAN lines, are engaged
for thirty daysaheAd. The jacksonville
Union does not doubt that $4,000 stIang.
ers will pass through that city during
the resent season-a number largely
in excess of any previous season. Many
of the visitors will become perman ent
residents, whilst the others will leave
considerable money as a reminder of
their visit 10 tho "land of flowers
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

These carts are growing in popu' arity.
WY is it? Because the coffee is always
goo and hot, aud the men who sell it
are Neasant and ob!iging. Every day
ut no', u cart may be found at Harlan
" h"lingsworth's, Pusey " Jones and
Jacks2n& Sharp's. If you have not
tried theeotlee, buy a package of tick.
cts, ten foa quarter and see If you do
not like ID Especially good Cor cold
and rainy 6Yn. Try it.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28
DelawaN ga,y Church.

The Court hythe agreement of coun-
sci, has postpond the hearing Of argu-
ment in the Delaware City Church case
which was set forSext Monday, until
next Wednesday BIB. / ut.
The jurors that haze been summoned
to attend on Monday,,eed not come un-
til the Wednesday folNwing. Til, Sher-
if will notify all The jltors chat can be
found.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

q II. 3 f e. II. ,', \ '. NJ. \ & /.
:, s ns1l1el ossv,,ie to
d - Sros1 1l1AaA - o-asy-He
7iI xoa3. sA
:ls;1 ", ,l'1, ". z IA rumor
s.s;s: 80 ~ ~. II had cain.
Y ~ts.s2 n \ nsnrs a ',5ss stsrtad this
n : . b ~: ~. Z SsA. cc,s mittsd
Il rs.yed. however.
essss s ao,lass ms... y ati,sa sne namas ;msa
3 .t;ss. y. ~. M .rvi"ns [ - rsnortars,
49, M 1r,,anti y
NJ II. sumcI - laon,y ~ raos son !.
@ ve.vl ~ ~ do'sa no"son j.,
q me snsI Y ns o'n' !"
s 2. I, w naCsu - n. \, hv,hs
ihst ,ne lumv 4. w." ny "ro 90
iCIH h Wa. srs !, ~pt1' ~ h q %
Anter 49, NJ! Y. ~ .n"a ral
Lay Nnas ~ . s,,o"osd;n rocos1, y q
s, snG psC11s S.1tb sr,tb h;s
a.ulv., NJ ~. m'.u " a..;a, ' :
I, . ~ I. u! =, sr1 -. %1S fro",
s ,rs,s ~ "A n r ~ IN tho nav
.lIso.sun 4 ~ 'n' ''"
TsSoSljj Ts n; , ~ his hotel
oasll ~ ~ sNisg up tDe
~. ". . .,s1 n .u .,n .,iS ,ha ho ,
. ....ss sIiN.' 'n"S .'S
lvsss ~ 49, ~ cour' "n'i'
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28
ChurCh Of III n M u nifty,

The above is the name of rev or.
gauization to be completed Tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at ~ O'Clock in
the third story of the Hully building
Sixth and Shipley streets. The organ
ization is for the purpose of giving op..
portunities for the free discussion Of
religious topics.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

/ GneAy i1An n nj lord, Del.

i, a AnsAy NAn IN NJ ford, Del.
h. I'hs peach crop cf Delaware about
, ID time yAafly becomes the subject I +
, .wspAper rATagraphinp. Mr.. A, Il.
f ckermsn at Milford, however, does
~ take Ill nasns Slpterest in tine affair
did befdfes " drew II part OF the
100, 900 capital aprixe in the December
rawing Of Tho Louisiana State Lnrte-
:, all Information about which can be
M by writing " MA. Dauphin, New
rleans, La.
b - MePe.
You ~ sick, well there is just one
,mefly that will cure you beyond pos
ibility " doubt II It's Liver or Kid.
oy trouble Consumption, Dyspepsia,
l,ebility Wqllss health Rsnewer il
our hopa 81, 1fvggists. Depot, Ii.
!. Brlnghurst. N
DSS11a1 Or Man.
4 Impotencs ofl mind, limb, or vital
,uncfloph nervrns weakness, sexual de-
ility, ~, cured BY Wells Health Re.
ever ei, at druggists. Depot, H.
4. Bringhukdts
pyssers.
II yo1 y1nt ~ ~ the best and fresh.
.st oyst9fS ~ ~ market 90 to Air.
cows M Ghipiey street. 20, %, 50
ND 4 4O.t.; y. I; gs ssast; and also Wholesale
~ ESisss style.
.lwsyS 10 be found a. Simpsons, No.
III Market etxesks mp stairs,D End floor.
n \ Sanney.
01 and SoS Kini street. is headquarters
~ remedy Metlng on the basis of in
ylna1c sN4ft6 derpands the confidence
4 S1ls III 6pll's Cough Syrup is
Tn0eu I'm nted most satisfactorily
hrauf3 mt the l4nd, as is attested by
u go nalA6 Your druggist keeps it
Ifyo Nnnt = bargain in Hats or
winter l109 ~ 10 Ross, l6 Market
'trpet, h IN will find a large as.
I0tt11 SNfy low prices. They
yuetI ~ no be rs represented or
'sturA ~.
RuaRS o 4alm, Jayne's Expec.
0rant, S1ysB Balsam, Shriner's
J0ngh IN 1s and Swaim's Wild
jh srfy O6Rgd sold by j. X. Hart
man, druG b and Poplar SITS.
A hpe ~ back tooth brush for
% cents, sct6 N. B. Danforth, 2Ad
md Markef eets. A speciality Of
russasa Az 44tRnteed.
Go to Janm6yy and 1903 King street
or apples, dylod fruit, canned goods,
pickles, fogo1Gn 1ruit--in fact, most
81. JosspA'G aalye, positive cure for
,urns, brjlls1 0stts, corns and bunions
sor sals ~ 1&ylor & Fullerton, 1902
King stsset.
George b. Metzner, at No. 1903 East
Third Street, II prepared to favor all
peA0 call with q clean shave or hair cut.
Jnnnsys s3o1 & 3O2 King street, has one
q M ksot brands Of butter in the city
Ind " e1eap.4
JXsn N SOl b 3O3 King street, makes
specAllfy of broo,us, straw paper
,1p&I t6 ~.
x J1gt 1o6olved ono ton Of 90 cent
mol 13n ygeCcO at A. A Chapmans,
~ 4m1 (Saey streets.
\ 10 @oftIHA Vest brands of -four go to
". u. M0fEQW, All French street.
Eos begt Minnesota flour go to W. J.
Gof1UNy ~ French street.
" xentcT -four, from WI. Morrow,
~ lxsnSh etreet.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

War Department, Office Of the thief
Signal Officer, Washington, Janu.ry
2S i A. NJ.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY
For the Middle Atlantic States:
slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather
and local rains, winds shifting to south
east and southwest, and falling barom-
Atar
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

IN ~ plblican.
~ gU1 I What caused the dissolution
y A&1r Seven Club? Was it DO
1nurplus fund over from their
f&e was it the "horn."
\ lBN 8yl|Sfy ANXIOUS ENQU1RHR.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28
s.uday Papers nj : o'clock, D., a. m.

The great double sheet ediIiOns Of Nc
Clure's Time, and the Press will be for
sale by Davis, at 6iS Market street, in
the morning at 8 o'clock and delivered
to subscribers at y A. M. upon the arri-
val OF the New York papers. All the
news up to o'clock this morning,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28
AMERICA NISMS.

When Peter led the first crusade.
A Norsaman wooed an Arab maid,
Beneath ths tlopic neon.
And as they cnoeu together there
1t makes one think of fsilverware--
Nam ,,y-a dessert spoon.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28
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Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

Mother Shipton, Mother Shipton,
Where is now the p anet's end !
Mother Shipton. Mother Shipton.
Your fine stories fail to blend
Mother Shjpton, Mother Shipton,
Dur old earth Dali still rcvClves
Mother Shipton, Mother Shipton.
We have lived for new resolves
M u her Sh'pton, Mother Shipton,
Though ! write it with a sigh,
Mother ihipton, Tother ShiptOn,
In your grave, old girl, you lie.