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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-06-28

A little child of David Williams, who reside
In Kahns Addition, died on last Wednesday.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-06-28

On Wednesday morning we had q call from
ouS old friend c. c. Chandler, OF Byers.
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ALL diseases resulting from self
abuse, as nervous debility, mental anx-
iety, depression Of spirits, and func-
tional arrangements Of nervous sys-
tenn, cured by German Invigorator.
See advertisement. For sale by W.
+. Hale. 3may3m
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Joy.
There's a joy in the summer morning,
When the sun is shining fair,
And the humming bees,
And the blooming trees,
- Rejoice in the balmy air.
There's joy in the sultry MONDAY,
And peace in the quiet sky;
When through the fiow'rs
The golden hours
Are swiftly rushing by.
There's a joy in the evening shadow
That steals DER the heated ground;
When the freely 3 light,
go In glances bright,
Is quickly flashing round.
There's joy in the peaceful glimmer
That hangs on the moon-lit hill;
When soft and slow
Floats to and fro
The note of the whip-poor-will.
Y There's Joy in thousand fancies
That gladden. the human soul
And hearts are gay
AS summer day,
AS the moments onward roll.
But there's many a lonely dwelling
Where joy ne'er enters in;
Where grief has come,
Through the curse of rum,
And life is filled with sin.
And prayers ascend that freemen
So By their votes will drive away,
Forever more,
From each wretched door,
The horrors that round it play.
Let us rise to discharge of duty,
As brave and honest men,
And strike one blow
At this horrid foe,
Which shall bring us Joy again.
And the God who loves the widow,
And hears the orphans cry,
Will drive away
Each cloud to-day,
From our calm domestic sky.
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Judge Harper was in town on Wednesday.

Noah ]. Dever, of Portsmouth, was in town
on Tuesday.
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A little child of d. P. Pewthers died on last
Wednesday. 1t was but few days old.
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Mrs. Frank Crumit has been quite sick, but
IA recovering.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-06-28

w. T. Price was on a business trip 10 Polts
mouth and Ironton last week.
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Mrs. Maggie Houlsworth is visiting Mrs.
w. Rice.
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Balances in Treasury June 1st. 1888:
Transfers of Real Estate.

Balance in Treasury June ], 1888 14,41O.s
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Mrs. James Remfrey has Just recovered fror
a spell of sickness.
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Thomas have new ba
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Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by G. W. Miller. 7dec1y.
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NervOus Debility.


Sold by G. w. Miller. 7dec1y
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-20

ECeInS of interest irO.sl tsto Crescent GiSy
by Our Regular Corresyoalel1.
NEw ORLEANS, January 2. 1852.
EDIrca CHIEF.
The spirit Of the new year is moving
slowly in the sphere of time, and some
may wonder at tic small balance in trade
due to New Orleans to satisfy the deficit
Of 1881, but after o year Of flood and
financial embarrassment al: around, q
better showing las been made than could
reasonably have been expected.
The city has been in one continual
reve; for q week or more, and the streets
have been crowded with tlie sight-seers
Ut the Mississippi valley. We can not
complain .hat wo were sighted by our
up-country friends this season.
The even. Of the week in court circles
has been the Facklar murder case, in
which Joseph Robert RiculE, late OF the
parish of Terrobonne, and /. ii. McClnug
CT St. Bernard figured respectively as
principa! and accessory, 1t will he re-
memberea that, on the Goth Of October
:ast, Faclslor, who had just come to town
from the parish Of st. Bernard, was shot
and instantly killed by Riculfi in bar
room ut the intersection of Exchange Al
ley and Custom house street, McClung
being i'll company with Fackler and evi
dsntly playing the part Of an 1ago in the
tragedy. The affair has created consid-
cradle noise on account of the scandal
which originated the quarrel, the alleged
intimacy between tho murdered mans
wife and Riculti, McClung and divers
reputable citizens of New Orleans. As
often happens III such cases the Iago gots
eff scot free and the tool is forced to suf-
fer. Che case came up in Section A of
the Criminal Court before Judge Alfred
) Roman on Thursday, and lasted until
Saturday night at II O'Clock, when the
jury hroogl,t n verdict Of guilty with
out capital punishment as to Riculi and
rot guilty as TO McClung. Rieulf was
II strong!y recommended to the mercy OF
tie court" but as sae lau izes the SON
5oncc to bo imposed :lns.e- the jury's yer
diet, ii s difficult to see what Significance
attaches to tie reoonsmeD dasion.
lE4s gacrotor Las been abroad again
upon our streets. On Friday desperate
character was arrested after considerable
trouble. John Moore, elias Jack Slim,
Knocked down Il stranger aad robbed
tim Q: i gaI.: Watch and chain and over
$40 in currency, Charles Traque, the as
saulted party, recovered in time to assist
an officer in ARE sting tie garrotes This
is the fourth OF I. til outrage Of this e;lac
Gcter pe9pebrat,..l during The past ?9eei
aron travellers. asisa the police secr1 to b;
powegiese 10 fut stop 10 the 3ii,siEe csc
Only al occasional arrest is made.
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TEG LONG AGO.


i'ise-e'o :,oap ;s,.l ,s.o n +Fsa log agc,
Eli GoaGed With goioG Light,
Ag.d i 'ivof ti,at flows ns li,c margin Green,
Hhcr, waters arc Tondgc:ts .,risht.
.A'h0Ea'8 = HariS tart a,!1ae5 with snowy sail.
Aad ,na ,.oaiG 81 s;i,a, oG.r,
laat C2rrlt.ts Us s3sst,ss 10 10 s.It,aLlg ga5es
Of that beautiful past orce moro.
an! e7iis heart holds some sweet dream
o. z bea,itiful long $50.
Taero were bright hopes nuTead in TIE lorgago
i}gFcot flowers wo gathered there,
Ai.si she w,li.s of 5Elig s.aaa5iiaj past is hung
W,tii 7na.ly IN sIiidas fair;
Ard Oh, bheEe ss room 20. hila feet tc t2@at.i
Tho :,.-E nt tE,o i,r~;o,4o gca.6;
l"t:9ra gro joys tilat hlapin ne.ao-!' . ia.1s,
iss,s@s :. ee:2t&l. Ear G,t;7 t,1atoT tea1S.
And that fou,lt i,oida many lsaliowod tear
Wave wspt ii the long ego.
There gro happy irea,ne that the heart holds
Bright ;lrcau,e Of tho long nso,
A..e. asorett tears for peEstled hopos
Ttt vii rctaira no tsora.
And thus II tho tangled wcb OF Efo
We weave our soaiies and tonrs,
Yet tho sriI hns holy memories
That cling to dopatrea years.
An. drop The siiksn G,,rtpii.s nov
Oh the Deaatife! long ago.
Shut o.tt s;aa light Of the perisaeS: years,
Close the door o. the past again.
And huFn TIC .e2rrj1lg thoughts chat FL
Thy scul win SO much pain.
Then roll tho heavy stone back against c
That eepuichTe-the helrt
Why ehould those b:sried forms again
10 E1o a3d beauty sla.t2
1.o fuScEo rlay hold some dreams bright
AH thoco Of lorG aso!
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THE EOUETEEs1GH.
BY FITz JAMES o'BaIHE.

Alas! the weary hours pass SLOW,
The II Sft Is 7aIy dark s.sia Sill.
A-1 III the InarsEsG f,.r below
l near th9 bearded Wli!9-poor-wiu;
] scarce oaa sBe 4 yar.s ahes-d,
Ely ears arc strained to catea ea.a sc4nC.
bear tie leaves above NO Sf.9d,
a'ne springs bubblinG above tho sTound.
hio-g The beaten pi.ta pace.
Where VIII ts reys mark 1say s;ertrY'e track;
IL k1.rlIess siliGlSs slsm 80 trace
Ii.3 foeynera form wit'l bonding !,Gek.
/ thiz:lk s3e rim efoachi,iy low;
G5oD AID List, I b:ooL alet peer,
Until tho neign5oriqg hi.loeils grosg
TO groups OF warriors far a.lt. ac:srs
With ready pace wait and watch.
Until lny eyes familiar yrowu,
Deto9t each har2aioss earthen notch,
had tar- gIerljias into stone.
An5 thor, among the lonely gloom
Boleati, the szeird Old tulip trees.
E-y silent marches resume,
And think on other times than these.
Sweet Visions through the silent night.
r., ihe deep bay window fringed with vine,
The tender ,niLk-wlito hand in mine.
ltE.o tender pressure and the pause
That oft-tImes overcame our speech
That time when, by mysterious laws.
Wo each folt all IN all to each,
Ard tha1 that bitter. bitter day,
Wh3sa came tho tirel hour to part,
W5ozl. c:0d III soldiers honest gray,
pressed neG wcopiny 10 my heatt;
Zoo prss,d Of me to Gid mo stay,
Eco fond Of no to lot 1a9 90.
z.aG &c tear lngsolf aaa1,
AGC; IcSt hog statued II her Hoe.
So rose tho cream, SO passed the night.
WSe,c. distant IN the darhsomo glon,
AppIosc:ilG mp TIE awful height,
i sieat III, srilj march "f man.
I};t ugeE gti.aoio, oYos award,
At3;. fields 7a!l:1o !ay tho goIdo;l si3aae
e:4:g tflo iartar1 oI the guard
A%gaaC.IS v,1th tho E4gtlt relief.
'Ealt! WHO goes thorar' MY ehal;ougo CRY,
Il rings along the ustehf,i line,
''isoliuzr I hear yoice reply-
Advance and give ti2e ccuz,t2rstgl!'
With oayonot at ths cnnrgo wat;
The COS pere.i gives tt2G riystic spell.
WI. AIMS q pols ch 2nge my raaEo
acd oa7sa.l pass, ana a! % "'olt.
Est II tho tel. 55if5;-st s.ight. awake.
| +ti,nt<, If in the f.ay scii,
Can ! tho Inyetif5 a:1s57cec is.s}ko
Wn3r tho ans;clic eont,ics call?
And rray that hanyo,7 may 80 orfsaia.
;'ha. when zioaT no camp fiyiie.
EThstGeF N trny;'ri Gl i rl.isi,
I, 900, meg hava the eoantersjgr.
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nSJME 20.
: gEF. es~r AFsy
na..est,o.

/ SfS3s4tt9s1Js
CLARK Ellis, the sculptor, ID dead.
Saatsh-pox % alsdsn,io at I'll paso, Tey.
| fay Gould ia abosst 10 start on q trip
around tl:e uerid
aiTs. alaybaok lsas withtlsa vn her suit
| fer damages against Col. coekerill.
5tnmor Gays Mrs. Lsngtry is 10 apply
| for divorce ia order TO marry aebhart.
! The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
| 's running hanson Cabs i'll Philadelphia.
More ta:aa sixty ,fYes wese lest by the
burning oi tle Sewhaii Hotel, Milwau-
kee,
ihe s'h;noss Minister at Washington
! never appears Mt receptions twice in tho
same dTesu
Tho Callers sma.il-poa Hospital ct
Chrisiield, MI, wns destroyed Ly lre
Jsnnzry Is.
Over $40, 900 s:a-t,, of rasntsaas zero
destroyed by fire IN a Broadway ar. gel
lery recently.
President ,'ios nf Vassas,s University
mas filed . cofaplaias against ean.vlsng
hell ii t;natoa.
s.Eayor 'aan 'sfsa .ieuliaai - grant o
rartF'i' faG ~ psostaotiaa u s1.s f'ssssion
Pley III ;,tars ,>al-
rasideuoo ,s ,eing lailt at 7'afkers-
burg, l'e., wholly of iron. % j. fensda
tie,l Of aolij 1oas
Tho Noatesa u4aoa 1..lagtapfa Com
pany aasl TIE .tasoe.ataes fscss have cz-
ecutsa ) contract -. 'all esazs,.
4'hero i> 4 lsu HaeIsiassssssilr neet-oatce
oiiiciais zsvsa ,vl;1s. OF rasaiyi.E, presents
10 OF lgos4 III apgE.ofa o. iblsgio-a
| There ,gasa IS, ...s.:gsa Grea III sao tTii-
1a;l 5l.ssao sa..ils. .ss.o pet no,ss, DO
stEoyirs properly aosst 41' ,zee, 600
'3io Hifs's oonrteint II g recent Ngw
York dlvoroo 5s..b gas s,at siaa found I.
atrange lsi.25a OH 2aer llaai ane,'s p.,iow
4 l5-ysa1- oif. Now losls g:rl sas made
tgo atto1npts 90 Xii lsar saoti.as because
tho lat5or !cges .ser younger children
ba.tor
T@o little ooys 1T ,,aes;.,ea, Conn, at
tempted to wreck > passenger train be-
cssust' ii: 4:aa!uy6 of tie road lsad driven
| them OH .ile sraGa.
4 bsea,a Of .renasso ease has .ast been
concluded il New York In which .;,e
plaintiff wac q Negro woman and 'she de-
| fsndant white man.
A young woman il New York he's OBJ
tanned verdict for 5,0co aaa.area in a
suio against 7Tsaits4y cisizon for sedna-
! ton and breach OF promise.
A tahlat szIla be- pioeaa a. st. Angas-
tine, Fla, commemorative Of The arccess
with wiiei. t;!o french as.rononicai
party observed the recau. .raaait Of We
nus tTom atlat po.at
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- ~ A13s

Tho whaso I.ainn valiey is frozen over.
Calcutta and AGlster...s'n are to have
in.arn at;Gnal nxbsbisioua
Tho village of patahaga haa been
washed away by ttn flood.
The British army IF occupation i'll
Egypt is 70 be reduced one half.
Tie Ansdive a TO Issue t:aereo ahot-
is;.irg European control Ia Egypt.
Cholera ia devastating tho interior of
s:ae provinces of 5<aantnpg, China.
palace Of ica ia being croeted for the
approaching carnival IL. a5ontreal
i2uas;a has jnat nalobratots the a0oth
:aEn:ye-Gary as Aa7 rt1la avsr siberia
G,n.'.ets:Ha sasksa Aezt sliat after his
aeata Paris -i.sY taia aia aoa'a body
I"alay t.tousa1d pecaio nave been
made jlca.oless ~ t1se t8ssa.sss iloods.
IwalTa 1ersa3sa a4n4sSa mira # terri
tory arc submerged 1t paab, Haneary
The Prince ot ,@alee Las distributed
Egyptian medals TO returned British get-
eran:.
Prussia has traiaing schools in which
men aso sducata,a 10 sazns,S re and operate
| railways.
80 Indulgence Is s., i,s e'lnvn to Jews
| residing in ST. rotesgbGlG wl.:roct official
permission.
1sr. fladstoao's medical adviser reports
tneeds rest.
The water :reM the Rhine aoo:l is pen.
etratina tho fonndatio1.o ef t'se tortiGca-
| sions A. a:ayerco.
| The Russian Anti N,;Hiia5 Assneistion
IL to establish braae;soo - I'll Ice flief
eitiaa If Aniopa.
| Q1eaa Vietor!a ins 'saen .~aaan.ed
with ti,e tzo s,o3.a oe.r.i:.1sa ~ .i,s s:aJ ii
fialipe statsa:io.. "a Esss.-5:s.f.
| TIE aato1ay sgaaass tles t..a ;.istoI
Totnd .nt.'ats;s 3 4.aE.. ~gy rad no
connection sssth .}48.s ~tsa'5 as:.t;s
/ g. rsegea5:,5s: 12t aaa is.erss.lieea
San@ta.a II fssea @g1 s;i5.F6g5 tssfs. eotn-
tsT - =3asz-aef.a'= 5;eas.l .,aa .aa,, e',as-
.Gsrna.
| IT, a.stae y. ia z@ao,--,e., Royal
| ..,3.i-r. ,ssa -,er:.s ase., ~: II a,e memory
{ tssa l,y155e.i s,staea a.. artrl pssa u-
7easa =. saa sts-co >. ss...ss ,ee. -.tar-
Try
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| Tho friends of education will be glad
to hear that tho Leland University has
.just been the recipient Of s5o,o0G. This
flourlshing college is situated on St.
Charles Avenue near Carrollton, perhaps
The prettiost part Of New Orleans. Mrs.
| Izanina Leland Chamberlain is the do
| nor. This lady and her husband gaye
the college 6 start in 1871, and it appears
that, owing to other subscriptions failing,
certain contemplated improvements were
! tagging; and upon the knowledge Of the
| facts reaching Mrs. Chamborlaina ears,
she Immediately opened heG purso and
| came to the rescue.
Every once in while we hear of now
ties being created between our Repnblic 9
| aud her sisters to the South, but we were
hardly prepared to receive tho news,
| which can now be considered authentic,
that Guatemala is soon to apply for ad-
mission into the Union, and it is stated
that President Barrios has completed all
the preliminary arrangements and will
shortly send two Senators to Washing
ton, bearing credentials from that State
to submit it's constitution TO Congress,
asking admission.
The great optimist Of the globe, NJ.
Gamhetta, died OF his residence, yillo
d'Avra, at midnight of Decombor 81, just
as the old year was expiring, aud Paris
end France arc i'll morning. His last
words wero, "Je s'iio 1orda. II est iaai;lc
&c dissinn2ler, 'sais jat t2a, soaJGrt qssa &C
9aralt uEtc d87ierance,' Thus one by ono
tho history makers OF tte Nineteenth CEN
tnry pass away, we hopo not 70 i,e unto
n,emborcd uor sslisundersto0d
On Now Years slay, the hood!ums Of
tue Upper Distrieta, On account Of special
Esvors conferred i'll tic past, came iato
the Recorders Court from whonce their
blessings Cow, and presented tho pre-
siding chief, Judge Dlsyey, with p cano
The usual flow of spirits followed and
pledges for the future being made, all
passed off swinlmingly.
Yours truly, W. II. Y.
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Transient advertisements, 81 paf square hrst
insertion: each subsequent ilsertiol, IS conta
per square.
Official or legal advertisements, 81 per square
first insertion; each. subsequent insertion, 80
cents per Bquare,
Editorial notices. first insertion Is cents per
line; subsequently, 10 cents per line.
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Brief communications upon subjects Of public
interest solicited.
No attention paid to anonymous letters.
The editor s not responsible for tae views OF
coFroaponder5s.
Address: TIE CHIEF, DonaldsoGviile. 70.
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EEELEINEt.g.

GODA WATER MANUFACTOEY, II.
- Hether. proprietor. No II S;iseiseippl
street, Soda, Mineral, 5eitzor and a.! kinds
OF aerated waters manufactured, and so!d
at lowest prices.
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U:7:SEHHsAYETEs,
DRUGS AND E4E;sIE'3NEs.

I
y EYBIsHI, Ayothecasy and Druggist
+. 5Sa Mississippi s.ic;,t, between g, Patrick
and St. Vincent streets, adjoining Gcndran's
! store.
EEsyy .n-yf4ysr
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DSOMM.L-I.E
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. .
DEY Gooos, a..oCE1sIEe. Etc.

Ep LANCMAEI, dcaler in Dry dooda,
.H&e Groceries, Plantation Supplies, Wines,
Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, and General
Merchandise corner Is, r. Avonas ard
Taylor Streets, one block fron Railroad
Depot.
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RK ISRAEL s.. co, dealers in Dry Gooda,
lRss Clothing, Bsnta, Ssioas, saadicrs,
nrggies, et,.. carner Mississippi sfEest and
Railroad Avenue.
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nM LEVY, dealer in Dry 2iaoas. C1c*h-
W. ing, Boots, si,oes, Hate, s:roeer'ee,
Furnitssco. Ha,dwars and s'.antation sup.
plies. at r.an;ans's old stand, mississippi
etraet G. FElTEL, Agent.
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FsssyRhNCE AGENCIES.


pORT. E. LEE HOTEL, at hIarx ;srael g
"a old stand, corner Mississippi and Les
sard streets. Jos Iafsrgso, proprietor. Bar
and billiars, room attached. t'irstelass eis-
tcrtainnont and accommodations.
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gNO. Is. Pack, dealer il Staple aid Fan.
- CIV Groceries, PROVISIONS, Plant alton asnd
Stoar. boat Supplies, Canned Goods, Wines,
Liquors, 5ottiod locr. Ale, etc, Dry Goods
and rsoticns, corner of Mississippi. and Chet-
imaches streets, opp. Eiyor Ferry.
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TiHSEfKTa.

II OUIs J. EACKE, Tinsmith. Eiss!esippi
z street, G 3 I.e,s,anMs old sta1e Orders
attended to viii dispatch and satisfaction
insured.
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EOs. GCNnaAN & SONS. dsalors III Dry
q Goods, Clothing, Notions, Hate aro-
ccries, Wines, Liquors, Boots, Shoes, Hart
ware, Paints, Oils, saad!ery5 croclIery, Fur
nit,re and sIi kinds Of House Furnishing
Gno.ls Elno store. ElisslEsipEi gtroet.
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A Theological laensassora-kseV. Nabsv New
ton's Assault nz'on seFiptaraa History
Billy McGiory's Ests,sStc B7ow-out-Tsss,
Triumph of John Kelly antl Taaamany
Har-Oscar Willie Eopc$3 tn-Eeiisiona
ant. ',.ri.eatTsna. Eeovivals. Eta.
Nv YGr,E .lar.isru IL iGGA
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CUR NEW ORLEANS LETTER.

Items Of Interest fro.sl tsEe Crescent Ci&y
by Our Regular Corresyoalel1.
New ORLEANS, January 2. 1852
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nITY HOTEL. p. Lefevre, Proprietor
~ Railroad Avenue, Ger. lberyiue street
Bar snpp.icd with best Liquors.
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~ eHRNAED LEMANN s. BROTHER.
u dealers il, Western Produce, fancy ants
staple Groceries, Liquors, Hardware, Lon,
Paints, Cils, Carts, Flows, saddiery, stoves
and Tinware, H'ssr,t.turc, Croekery, Wall
Parer and House Furnishing Goods, Mie-
sissippi street, corner Crescent Place.
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~ AiENs, corner Crescent Place and
Sja Eonloas street, dealer ii Dry Goods,
Hotisnn, Hoots ana shoea Groceries, Pre-
gisioaa, Ccga, 0nts saG Bran.
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n. TOBIAS dealer il, Groceries, Dry
lYss Goods, Clothing, Nctiona, Boots and
Shoes, Ha.r, Enrnitnve. Hardware, crock
cry. frunss. at.. corner Mississ;p?i and st,
Patrick streets and Nc. - ssaiiroGG avenue,
Evarything 81 iovest figures.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-01
A FARM ROMANCE,
A Maryland Farm Hand Turns Out to Be
WOnIan.-HeF Explanation.
Cumberland md J News,

A Maryland Farm Hand Turns Out to Be
a Woman.-Her Explanation.
1 Cumberland md. News.
About six weeks ago two men-one
young and rather good-looking, and the
other apparently middle aged-came to a
farm house near Rawlings station, in this
county, and asked for employment. They
were honest looking and apparently not
afraid of work, and, as help was needed,
they were engaged, one having been put
to work feeding stock and doing chores
about the house, and the other going into
the field. The young man called himself
Joseph Scott, and the elder Henry Scott
Both proved good hands about the place,
and the younger man in addition to being
quick and active about his du-
ties, was very jovial after working
hours, was merry singer and whistler,
and always ready for fishing excursion.
All went we'll until last Sunday, when the
mistress of the house was much astonished
to discover that one of the three valises
which the hands had brought with them
contained woman's clothing. She at once
suspected something wrong, and promptly
charged the younger of the hands with
being a woman. He p said at once that
if dismissal did not follow he or she would
tell all about it. The mistress promised
immunity, and the young farm hand then
acknowledged that she was member of
the gentler sex; that she had adopted mans
attire as being more comfortable and con-
venient when travelling, and as making it
easier for her to obtain employ
ment. Her companion was, she said, her
uncle, and as hs was going on tour she
decided to accompany him and chance it
working as man hand. The pair are said
to hail from Pennsylvania. The girl is of
plump figure, good looking, with fair COM
plexion, dark wavyshair, which is at pres
ent cropped close. Her name is Josephine,
and when she underwent the masculine
Transformation she took that of "Joe."
She has been retained at the farm, and
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CITY NOTICE.
City Treasurer's Sale.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER, I
ST. PAUL, Minnesota, June 80, 1883.


Notice is hereby given that under and by viz
tue of Judgment entered on May II, 1888, in
the District Court, second judicial district,
Ramsey County, State of Minnesota, against the
hereinafter described real estate, situate, lying
and being in said city and county, on an assess
ment warrant for,
Construction Of a Sewer OF Ron
do Street from the end Of the so
called Rice Street Sewer at a
point about 200 feet w of Rice
street to a point about 425 feet
w Of Louis Street,
In said city of St. Paul, the undersigned
will on July IS, 1888, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, at the City Treasurer's office in the
city of st. Paul, county of Ramsey, offer for
sale at public auction az provided by law, to
the best bidder for cash, the following described
reas estate, to wit:
Rondo's Addition
Supposed owner ard Amt of
description Lot Block Judg,n't
Girard Life ms. &
Trust Co., ............ 10 8 $279 so
Nininger's Addition.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description Lot. Block Judg'm't
R A Smith 49,. ....... % 500 A
Lawrence McGrath. go. 20 8 90 a
All in the City of st. Paul, County of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota.
1884. GEORGE REFS,
CITY Treasurer