davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1883-01-05
steamer sunk.

JEFFERSON, Texas, Dec. 29--The
steamer Welcome struck snag at Rash
Point, and sunk, No lives were lost
Insurance $1,000. Her cargo was Gotten
and Gotten seed, and was insured.
, 1883-01-05
END oCn Yhentre,

New YORK, Dee, 29.-Thie Herald says
Booths Theatre has been sold for $780,
900. The theatre remains in Stetson's
possession until May, when its doors
will be closed, and the work OF recon
, 1883-01-05
Good for the Mayor.

New YORK, Dec. 29.-Salmi Morse
rendered license fee today to produce
the Passion Play. The Mayor refused
the money. Morse says he has invested
SI5000O in the enterprise he is
worth in the world.
, 1883-01-05
lANG'SII.

The call of States for bills was con-
cluded, and the tax law bill was consid-
cred. The bill places tobacco exported
Sy rail into Canada and Mexico on the
same footing as tobacco exported in yes
sells Passed.
, 1883-01-05

PLUMMER & TERRY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-26

DIM. On Tri1sy, 0rtoh>r ss-A. fse3
Nr. hsE1Tx III. sged - years ~ 49,
rtun township.
Mr. Fx rns c1e of ne pioneers d.
German euig7tion n nnhcis boun;y
c1De here froD his native Town
kt,n5re'n. Gsrr.<ny. ~ is<1. and s<'-
|tAni ID tie ncighhorhood where W died
Ne ks1 bsse1 quite feeble f1r f0n Lime
ihouFk able 70 90 srourt. tuf va Ron
|tr<d q kis tsj only two days prior a
.lis 5e<<h- Daring LIS bong reslirnnt
40 Ekiion township - 1sl Ir4r're1 ttf
|f5frtzhiP kni cs;een =: Is rslglb1rs
and VA greatly respected ~ ~ IN.
ring lis rc>iltrce n Germany. ts served
'fix y.<rs II TIE German army. in ~.
|rordsnce Nth Law. lnd always -ttEipni
y military bearing. He frnerk occur
|red Fr-<y. and he uzz trterrft j. III
Jf<Ptr tcryirr ground, leaving ) Eidov
|kn1 ttr1c gr0Wn Children 70 mourn
der loss- Prscc 10 AI uernoyy.
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fSr-ne business men a. Lr11sF1iie
Ma ~ enthusiastic meeting lazt 1rrt-
~ uirht 10 ~orE1nizs : s1ork co-1f-ny
for holding some KIM a : s1cE - t11i
civ. Which would attract pu1lic 1I,tn-
t;cr rex1 YER, md : COMMITTEES 80 ar-
rr;rfe1 u tee III G51.013 stock ccrl1 ~
rr;.ci- 1hcy seem 70 u. divided ~ &c.
fiucrf ~ WHISTLER "a woci3 - better
~ krve = horse ma eli. race. = oistr1r'
fztr. provided they succeed n kesln4
couunniiies outside a krHosxllr "
s.zist them. ~ 20 IT. - txpckta1n 81
tr.cirE - threr, bettg r'ns 80 49,
90 zrst.
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a r-rrtler1z1 rho wRk 20 !cnEc;
xrrr-. sri who 1rrer wAs handsome
.ssfr4 h;s pcn7r chIld What Ne thOnEht a
-. TIE boys parents were present.
iThe yornrster m1de - repiy- e1
- 10 won't cell uc wh<x yo1 1link q,
ne, WHY won't yoD y
5orr wrrf - ct lirked.r replied 80
rcrsr cf ! rising EenerEtion.
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r-Sr-sof or Notwithstanding ritl-
80 - wetor-ucr - could ~ bnil:
rrr~fr yxzrr. ~iL1 wafer icr <10.pyl.
- - fs'kfrr ID ID fo.kinC woc,d
I'D mere y ths csnsnl prosperity q
.tks fown.
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ca Efxk from next Monday - ~
dsr ne 10 per cant penalty i p,zrei
upc1 1sl.nCrent tkxek Don't 70 dtitn.
cDsni. t1r ,te Treasurer y tt<n forced
10 c1i.sr; ~ ale o. properly
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r-5iu G. Dsrkwru 80 fstrinr rcd,
n 70 hnrtIrg n ny .nx'lie 81 IDn.tsy
and rot 30. n he loot. rakiDE : severe
wnur1.
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HTar SIC 49, father. ~ fks - bsvc
|ry da1rk.s- I've = ns17 - tbt score 2;
er1nsET- * 10 di1rt Cd "a th<
'n-r5 -rr1 occ-Py =. Pe-ior enc 51-n
ttke IT,
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xxssr -xSrr1rz free with csc1 BOT
". ~ Sh3joh'r CSfnrrh Remedy Price
IS cent? sold hy Mshringer Bros
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rEraft.s. <hsrb AL coufcrf. ~
eniles. varsity. = I<hs.rrEcf. Kahn
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TIE testimony % may who long So
fer from III helth. caused BY - impure
state a tie blood. GOES 70 prove ihLi -
bsrt remedy fcr making the bioDd rich
I'd and pure. for be61tlfy.ng ne co1
rierion FOR caring sores- rlupi1t 40
other tkin 6fsees-s. fcr removing Ectes
paine s,if j0i1'k =. hsDnsdsm, etc-. -
Increasing IL pc<sr 81 endurance ~
giving health knt strength 70 ever
rskk portion 81 he body, j. Dr. Sur
s0tf's Yellow Dock End s~1rksp2rLA
liz elect pie<aes The USER n evtry -
stance NJ other remedy equals =
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A mar cEn no more protect himpel
'xrknsi tie influences of evil company
thsn Be On dive N : ~ barrel and CONS
out ursoi.sf-
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AYERS
Cherry Pectoral

~ - crr--x1rr - x1oe,c1ff1 CO.
49, - 49, 1<.<-1f <hs 1su~< &C ;1rrt
- = r.c>c 80 n &c m>or1-y q f1--sf
q - crt1E1 cr1r1 q 10 rcsr<<-ne
pul1<s trxz . rrttnr ~ 1nccn<c1o1l -
rnErrs. y 9r<1 tE 60 tarr--n< a st<rA
rrEn<sr xrE1'x cxxuET rxr1u1AA -
- r-,rzr - sGrnarr - sfrrr1 v&r1 1<ks
~ -kro1 - Ing 44<2rr<, - Eno-lln
49, = y n1s<< slAg-1 ds15-
Ar-rrr>lr courk CO.
- ~ rrk .-r1rrAc1t witch Eccc<r4
- 7n1rT- ~ terrI1ie cuS<1. 80 $3.50
1Ir<- .,xr x-x2.A pl1rrt 1lHe1 UAt 0Ar-nrs
Eiv< - re AFrz -
&c. - -rrr3< n ~ -. nrc1<eT
nx<lx1aL - 6f ~ frc1oIA2 . ruru1-
- c1-e - s-r.~1 - ~ = 49,,
e 80 - As.':5; .. ~ ~ ~.
E1nenr TkfnxEcrExE
1r1E1nS1nn- - J1-y y lss-
<r.ur-A Nu<nrrs zrstrs&
.r10en 80 rrrnf-r - x.rt<r ~ 1ss1s
~. r1rc< rnGrz 90 rA1 t4fsx - Er.-{f
49, - 80 - -
y xrr'f rEEur frxT1nx1 = tn1-- 81
- 80 /, email 80 trrQrrrs aa.ss. -
y O. 1ellf1s - - 1l.Ea 49, - 1,1r tn<
- ~ - 81 crrIzr I5f1ozs1 ~
49, ~ t.z!.nEs Ii q ss, s1o' :.
HEh Kx1A
= rE xzzk - So Tuk 49, - 49,
u - 80 krrrr crrrzxr f1<~uEkx
= ~ -znAty g. ssvss.l t.-sz &C y. -;
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COURIER.

The cd m that bo.hert1 the
<rbooi rhildrsn boiLsrr thtn - icrrnr'
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Properly Sales.

NC Shriucr offers at Private Sale the
old building OIL the railroad property,
YIN J. VALENTINO will sell valuable lot
of personal property at Public Sale on the
rcnd leading from Rocky Ridge to Keys
vile, ~ miles from former place on We'd
,eslay March 7,h.
Francis j. Trcsler living + Of a mil
north OF Sahillasville will sell lot Of per
eonal property on Friday March %. See
bills.
Josiah Do,,ercr will sell horse, cows,
shotes, farming implements and some
household furniture ut his residences of II
mile ,r>, Of Rocky Ridge on March 18th
Fee bills.
c. 4. Damnlh will sell II valuable town
property in MechanicStown On Saturday
March 10Th. See bills
Lewis Craw ford, trustee, will sella hotre
aud lot in Sabillasville and Il 'noNntaiu
10, on Saturday March 34th. See bills.
Mr. n. +. Willar VIII sell valuable
ia, of personal property in SahillasviNlc on
Thursday March 10Th. See 'i'iNo and adv.
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LtQZsN'Z,z' WN7Wsg.
Jott,ngs from cur Exchanges.

On Saturday last, Mr.. Z. A Lough sold
MS house and LOT in lhi' place, TO MIR Mil
lard r. Shut 10. the sum Of $1,000 - CA,on
~.
In Grocncas,lc. Pa, there arc seventy.
tonr persons living who are owe. 20 years
OF nge, including fifteen over 80 and three
over 80. - Ch-oricie
The cell for Hon George B Roberts as
the Democratic Candidate for Governor OF
this State, is evidently charging its bounds,
-Chrontrie.
Frederick corldn't have had more ap
PIRATE occasion than Washing,on's Birth.
dny, Thursday, 20 make a grand swell up.
on, and it couldn't have mad grander
swell even if the occasion had been ten
times more appropriate. The town and
county exerted itself to chow tht immortal
q W. that the anniversary Of his birth
was not 10 be tres.cd as'a snail affair, aud
to all in the flesh who witnessed the dis
play-the acknowledgement is necessary
TO prove it's success.
This WAS the FIST display of tie kind
which Frederick has ever had, and it agree
ably surprised everybody whe witnessed it,
The city entertained fully 20 600 visitors
and the streets were thronged all day Icing
- Iuacs
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Judge Richie Charges the fraud
Jury.
The citizen charges Judge Fsit'
s.sy ia

We are no lawyer and ere no. despon-
for ourselves, that we are able to distin-
guish between sense and nonsense Judge
Richie il would appear, saw proper at thu
opening of the current session of court, io
deliver a lengthy charge to the Grand
Jury, probably lengthy only as compared
with what our grand iurics have heard in
the past. We would ask whether, on such
grounds only, is Judge Richie, to be nd
v"raey criticised more than for depar
ture from any other custom; worn possibly
as much rs honorrd, by time?
As to the ill timed person illusions to
isolated cases" which the writer in the
Citizen so unsparingly condemns; we have
read over carefully, a second time, and in
the entire charge can fnd no objection 10
it, as such but we can ably see wherein
an aspiring counsel might see prospec-
tive case dissolving into mist and unless
we mistake the spirit and intent entirely
it was given to the Grand Jury rs a guide,
whereby unnecessary and complicated Iii
CATION might be avoided in the pistol,
promissnry note ond adultery" case; that
politics and election riots" should not be
permitted to exercise partisan bias IN the
"poIiceman" case and that no influence.
local, personal Or political should be allow
ed to blind them in the matter of the pal
pablo robuery Of the county bv the Magis'
lrates ard Cons,abes Of Frederick city.
These are the only three personal refer
ences made BY Judge Ritcii1e. . go. .,
Ia the first case, he simply defines their
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grand jury, for Which, they not being
lawyers, should be grateful.
In the second case, the grand jury has
to deal with one to whom the law gives
Tie authority to kill and tina, point is GER
tainly material one called properlyto the
mind Of the jury by the Judge.
In the third case, the Jldge well SAYS
"the public mind is earnestly exercised
about them, and expects, as it will be your
duty to give. a faithful and searching ex-
animation inl0 their character, in ConneC =
ton with the laws relied on for their au
thuriza ton"
An abuse by State or County officials
falls ~ much within the scope of invest
gallon by the grand jury AS locs that OF
any other offender and ss y dozen sessions
Of the Court have been held since the abuse
was first prac,isra and nothing in the
shape of IN inquiry having been made, we
can rca lily pardon the three Judges for
departing from 'ihe ancient custom and
unbroken preccdents Of the Court" in an
swer to popular dcmandS,t hat frequently
ignore customs, uleccdents and even nc
comp lishrd facts, to get at the throat .!
an abuse.
We conceive the intention OF NE charge
to have been, the laying of the axe to tie
bulging root of the tree of unnecessary
county expense aud we Conceive the NOV
ing spirit of the criticism to have been, n
sympathy. with AL having personal in
teresl in the enlargement ofthosb expenses.
Sugars are cheap al
"Roo,'s'
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Man comes forth like a 'HOwer and is cri
down like-The .]rtltrsonjan Debating so
cirty We hate 10 wrlei & hut il is never
lhrlcss true ,Aat the bottom has virtually
f.lirn out OF that Institution. You ask
why or how it being YET in It's infancy
The hushrl Of Goods" was more than it 4,
"consiiluinu' could stand and DAT went
the bottom. Not tie bottom of the school
l3usc however rs that yet stands As rel
Ic both of what it is and the great manu-
factory that it was We certainly did not
think tins soc ictY WOW ID GO TO nntLmgLcss
so soon as it had for its officers the lack
bone and sinew Of our community, all in
tellccnt and genllerlanly members, able
constitution, bylaws, SC. But il an un-
guarded evening the Goods" then the oh
jcctons and last but not least 'thc Qi!ts.
Though such is life; II the midst OF lie We
are in death. We are however, duty
all reasonable means were exercised to
avert this failure II commiJtc" was appoint
ed to waif upon he ohiccling party, but Al
Of no avail and the Society was thrown out
on The cold, cold world. However its hcns
thrown thus upon rs own resources has
made it more Determined than ever and Is
row making strenuous efforts to build u
hall for its accommodation aud for all nall
purposes We are greatly pleased with
the Gathering success it has thus lar met
with w. T. w and ". W. kindly con
trDuting the land ana the citizens Of the
village alone giving in all about 800
There will ~ due time be some nice look
ing Young man around with subscription
list appointed to wait upon the commune
ty aud we hope all and every one he meets
with will encourage and svmpathize with
him in the way ofs5.0O bills (more or less
nc they deem proper Mr.. Usher CIabaugh
sold his tam lying nenr Haugh's church
on last Saturday to Mr.. Isaac Trimmer for
s3S ,25 per acre. We were officially inform
ed ON The 2lst inst that Mr. G. Is Andera
had filed his appeal bond and taken an ap-
peal on the mill dam case from this place
before spoken of mr. Daid Roop big hly
respected gentleman of this community
died at his residence near Keysville yestsr
day The remains will be inferred at Eesv
erdam burial grounds to morrow, Wednes
day. The health ofour community is not
so good rs usual there being q great deal
of sickness 1t the present time. The pop.
ulatton of this village was Increased one
by chance.
-Nio.'eG tC+.e,"
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NIiddleburg Letter.
MIDDLEBURG p. o. WAR


Midllcburg, Carroll Co. has n post office
war, unlike the war Of Frcderick though
a, it Is not in relation to- the site. But
which of the two merchants shall have the
appointment of Post Master, Mr Root or
lian,s is the question at issue. This va.
cancy is caused by the present incumbent
Mt Henry Fuss selling his stock of goods
to Mr. IIaines aud as the F. y. was in con.
nrctiun with the store Mr Fuss ha, resign
ed his position as Post Master.
ofcnursc each party have their friends
said friends favorable TO heir respective
petitions and although tits claimed by tie
opl osing r4rly that Mr.. Root : petition is
signed by nothing but "F"reigners and
Minors yet from what we can learn, Ed :
petition is carrying the most weight, at ali
events a certain letter did not accomplish
the ends SIR which it vas intended Now
wcarc favorable t. Ed l.. Root, not be-
cals" .,c are, and Mr.. ilninc, il not, but
brcau-c FL Isl Republican ana aside from
a political view. to look at the ina,lcr in a
business way, Z is justly emitted to til"
appointment, ~ he has been y citizen of
and doing business in Middlch0rg for some
time and is known hydlI, whilst n "ppo
men, is Il new conner and = Stranger to- com
parnlivclv all interested in The post Office
- 50. "FrHEEGNen.'
Farmers and othe's des'i.ng gcntee
lucrative ageuc> hueiO'.s, hy which$5 to
$50 4 day cnp be earned }end address at
once, on postal, 10 II. G ,WlhK,NeoN Il CO
loj and 10, Fulton Strc"!, New York.
Dec. II 6m
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$1,000 kSiblc Reward

The publishers of R'tCd0c's hohthiH Mn
twt I've valuable rewards in the VoHNlg
for March am0nr which is the following
We will give 500 90 in gold to 'h" n"r-
son telling us which is tue Longest verse
in he bible hv March 10Th, 1883. Sho0,d
two or more correct answers he receive !,
tic reward silI b. divided The moncv
IvIil I've forwarded 10 the winner Ma. Eth
1888. Persous irving for the reward
faust send 90 cents in silver mo posing,
stamps tnipO with iheransWer, tor winch
they " i'll receive the April VrrnIY IN
" hrn the nnnie and address Ct the winner
nf the reward and the correct arSw - viii
be puhliancd. and in which several more
valuable rewards viii hr offered
address, RurLEDGE PuLiGsuISC Co%
rA%Y RHs,on, penna Mar / 2t.
"PuleTs' oyster stew is an institution
of " hch tie town boasts The most las.
,iious tricurc, just from the city Frehch
Cooks, fni the art ot serving oysters per
feet IN this saloon
4 MAD FnE,K-M Michael O'Neal, a
yu4n- nnn residing N tia Ore BANS near
town t. aWe temporarily insane un Tues
day morning and leaving his home bare
fou'rd and with no other C,otE'rr than
rpnts. shirt and hat walked IS far ~
Franklinvillc, one mile north Of MS place,
Were he was unprecedented by Nj Jerome
Vet ullough, who furnished him with a
mir of shoes and brought him here, wh"r"
his father, Mr.. FclA O'Neal, mi; him and
cook him home. The frosty ground and
PIKE stones cat the untOltuna,c L.nn s feet
and he left tracks of blood on the pave
nents as he passed lhr uGA town.
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Read Dissolution Of Partnership" uaaeI

Read Dissolution Of r Partnership" Under
new ady's.
Mr.. Jesse x. Hines, Maryland Insurance
Commissioner, notifies policyholders and
others who have claims against the knck
erbocker Life Insurance Company that
they must state them to the receiver in
New York, before the 18th of August, 1882
Should they fail to tic their claims by that
time they will he excluded from all benefits
CLOSING SALE OF JOB LoTs OF GOODS --
In order to make room tor Spring Stock
l will close on, ut greatly reduced prices
goods TINT are now beinc.arrangcd in stock
for closing sale Call and see them. Also
lost received new lc. OF muslin 4.G and
1o;ouarter, p,ln,s' Co,tonades, &c
John Ront.
A Communion service will be held a,
,he United Brethren Church, this place on
Sunday, March 4th at IL u. m, also scr
vices at night. 4 church meeting will be
held Or Saturday night previous.
North tlba, Essex Co., n. Y.
DR. Clark Johnson
wish to acknowledge the great benefit
I hive derived from the use NJ youl Indian
Blood Syrup. was great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and your III dicine etfertually
relieved mo Allie T App.
THE LAW OF ,SALEs--The Hagorstown
Herald and 7o1L saws This htiag the sea
son tor public sales it should he known by
a that in sale hy auction there are three
parties, viz The owner of the property
to be sa'd, th2 nuc'Ioncer, and portion OF
.he public. The articles must be sold With
out reserve, and unless the vendor reserves
one bid he cannu, bid himself or have tho
auctionrer or ANY one else TO bid for him
Thcre are cases on record where a bid was
not reserved, and the vendor had bidder
who bnurh, il in, and atterWard suit was
Trough, against the vendor hv the highest
bidder for the article and /: vas decided
tina, he, the plaintiff, was the highest ont
side bidder entitled 10 the article agHlns'
IT,. vendor So. also ifan article issiruck
of tn n'pcr-on, aud it il att,rward nscer
tainr1 'tltN she v rd"c or auctloncer prac
t'crl staod by Bidding himself, or having
rri,.rrs. i, was hrl' Ivy both the courts of
Fnrland and so repeatedly decided by the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, iha, the
purchase, could no, be held. but the pur.
CHASER as soon as he dscov rs the fraud
prnc'iccd on him. must return or tender
the article 10 the vendor,
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= 10 AatER EEsi,

of ,an,i more or less situatcr ia Mechanics.
town District Frederick County MarysnI
On he road leading from Eynz's Mil ia
Ivlpr.'s Vale? about one 5ait mile NORTH
Of Lenlz's mills mJoiyins The lands "f
A. 5. Eenrz, Abraham Eoidy and others
ard now occupied by John White, sail
land being improved with
IS .A I'D r. z
TERMS:-oi Sale ~ prescribed by ths
Decree: onethird Of the purchase money
to be pa in cash on the day d Sac "r IN
the ratification thereof blythe Cour', iha
residue IN two equal annual payments,
the purchaser or purchasers giving his,
her or their notes will approved sec"ri'y
hearing interest from thu day of pale, whtn
Me Whole money has bcca ps"l the dee E!
will be executed.
Purchaser or purchasers !" '}". al TIE
expense of cOnVeyancihg
Y1r-tr. =. EDV,g,
a.. y. ~ $40
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Wanted AdOMCC.

WY NpVTCNlICtN. NIUsl Ut WITIIUn, 10
,elligeul and civil
PUBLISHER CLARION.
n
Mr. John 3 Stimmel died on Saturday
10Th inst in Mt. Pleasant district, Frcdei-
lex county, in lis 92l year, tie was BON
near Taneytown, on LILY / 1871, and sery
cd under CAPT. Robert Fulton in the WA
of l8l?.lA Hi, remains were inferred al
Woolsboro ON Sunday the 20h.
u" Make your oldthngs look like new
by using The UMmond Eyes, AMI you wi,
he happy. Any Of tie fashionable color
for lC cents,
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Iora| Mems.

S"nr men will not pay any dent they can
avoid paving, and are so unreasonable as to
take offence when asked TO pay. Such PEG
,,lc contribute to the causes when make
hard times.
Hon. NJ. G. Crncr denies the published
report started at Washington, that he had
purchased huilling lot in Il .ashonahlr
paliuf Washington and ln'CNdai 10 bu,.t
!, .nc residence thereon.
Thy the SOC syrup at
"Rool's.'
The I'riun Fridge I,ticr aVS:--"Ihc
Western MorvaM Railroad nnnounccs a
new drpnrtur. in the conducting OF railroad
business Agents will wit upon parllc,
mal,ing inquiries and furnish rates and
u,hrr information, instead ofwrltten an.
hHclS
FIR oysters of stan lard size and favor
rn, kt1l rich and property, call AT "Pol'ry s,
WrruY OrN HANDING dissent from
NE assumed correctness ot the following
expressions, frequently lcrpe,rated by wri
leis.
There IS 10 be circus in town ncT'
wrrk,' We prefer the simple ""lIi IN
expressions signiiyinE iu'ulc action or DC
rrICnrp.
The task of treeiiag gar lens II in pros
wet. Does i, refer to To the cultivation
rr destruction of weeds.
We desire to hive you harry Up. Why
rpy Why no, down, through? Way not
SIMPLY hurry?
Mr.. 4. t. has 2ene iato bn''as~. We
might ask, was il to,Cib'r entry, or bow
tar in has We gotten, is he longer visible
w did business shut up the hole he made
When he went into it ?
tWomen are rapidly finding places n
the learned professions and the more iucra.
tive occupations from which they were
formerly excluded. MANY are graduating
In medicine. Mrs. Lydia + Pinkhrm, OF
SIynn, Mass, is minister Of health to
''N''
Of her garment or behold the genial light
Of her modest countenancc.
THE f. w. Il. A.-Regreis were ex-
pressed at the last meeting OF the tmm'ts'
burg Woman's Rights Association, that
nothing further had been heard or done in
the "hired girl" matter. We are politely
requested to ask in the interest ofsa'd h.
u Class "well what arc von going to do
ahon, It," And that is just the same enlg-
ma that said h. class has from time in
me.norrl, World "lin1u; end, proposed
agajn and again for solution. We would
snrpest that the society rent the Double
Pipe Creek man that furnished more than
bio share of"coods" to have with them as
a sad example" ensign in the tobacco
crusade.
The Association hcstrode an easy-going
hobby last week, beer and john barleycorn'
they have apparently taken hold OF that
70 win. for one OF the members declares
tina. woman sh. uld go or be willing to go,
and the husband should be willing to have
her 20, everywhere he goes, SO that now,
when IN Emmitsburg man goes on q
tear" we may reasonably expect to hear
that there were 1.-TWO of 'em." AZ the
Punishment OF the great evil of intemper,
ance may be accepted TO be the thirteenth
labor OF Hercules, we believe that this and
other like Associations may be taken TO
he Hercules principal resource for MOI al
aid and encouragement.
We trust that our enforced loan OF ibis
tnhject for basis Of suggestion and crit
csr, may not be construed to be an act OF
+anarS. iSV,-- 70
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