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Newspaper
Adams Sentinel
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1866
Page
1
Coffee sugar tea syrups spices fish bacon salt notions tobacco cigars confections and every confected good offered at low prices. The stall on York street opposite the Bank of Gettysburg accepts country produce in exchange. July 25.
Wrllie subscribers return from the cities with a large supply of tardwalk and groceries, offered as aid on Baltimore street at prices to suit the times. Our stock consists in part of
Fragmentary item notes a store named DUPHORN & HOFFMAN'S at the NW corner of the Diamond with mention of New Stock and Oct. date.
A heartfelt hymn of grief and faith describing a parent’s resignation as a child dies. It speaks of Christ the Good Shepherd and the comfort of heaven, urging trust beyond sorrow and the hope of reunion with the child beyond the river.
Poem celebrating autumn’s beauty from spring and summer through the Indian Summer and the harvest. The verse contrasts bright sunsets, dancing winds, nutting, woodbird songs, and forests with the waning year as nature prepares its rest.
A narrator helps a protesting child on King Street whose toy is broken. The child recalls his dead brother Tommy, and a fourpence is given. The piece folds into a moral about modest dress and improving character over ornament.
A writer extols a breed of men honest and devout who stand for the right in all matters. Old Letters urges preserving affectionate handwritten notes and burning cruel ones. A Nassau Gazette correspondent shares a West town sketch of pious children and church fund efforts with a wry quip about a Good Shepherd remark.
Dick Barton, chief mate of the clipper Challenge, testifies under pressure as Rufus Choate grills him for about an hour. Barton insists the night was dark and rainy with a full moon only noted in nautical almanac, denying personal sight.
A British tone essay urges young men to labor for others and to serve humanity, describing life as a toilsome calling. The piece uses fall imagery and calls the reader to daily duty as the leaf and frost warn of mortality. A Memphis Avalanche fragment criticizes Shelby County violence and weapon-carrying in a harsh local note.
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