For Sale By York Street Stand Grocery Goods
Color Sugar Tea Syrups Spicer Fish Bacon Salt Notions Tobacco Cigars Con. fpaions and every family grocery item sold at fair prices. Stand on York Street opposite the Bank of Gettysburg. Trade accepts country produce in exchange. July 25. First National Bank of Gallinburg notice by Arnold cashier. Derby condition powders for havocs cattle sale at Dae Heaven’s Dara Stone. Lanert Shawls all varieties at A Scory & Sox.
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Fragmented lines ponder life birth and meaning
The text presents a stream of vivid questions on life's purpose and identity, contrasting harsh universal themes with hopeful visions. It reflects on birth, mortality, and the search for significance within a shifting world. References to time, fate, and a brighter future punctuate the reflective meditation.
Words as weapons of wit and ruin in daily life
A reflection on words as powerful tools that can heal or hurt, shaping hope or despair. The piece compares words to weapons and jewels, noting their enduring memory, and asks readers to consider how they use language in every conversation and social context.
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Manners and equality echo in Lincoln’s homely axiom
A fragmentary column discusses manners as a measure of character and social polish, arguing that genuine intent matters over outward display. It contrasts a refined surface with plain sincerity, comments on gender roles, and ends with a Lincoln family quip urging virtue and happiness.
Anecdote of General Sedgwick and a Turkeys Gift
An 19th century tale places General Sedgwick in a Virginia headquarters scene. A woman arrives with a large turkey offering to present it to him, teasing that he hates women. He denies present visibility and mocks the gesture, then writes an order for the turkey’s purchase. The woman discovers the signature and realizes she was fooled.
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Notorious Swindle Testimony in Grimes Case
A fragmented 19th century tale recounts ex Governor Gramves Grimes, a bold swindle tale at a Lowan capital hotel, and a scene on Deuplin street cars where a youth’s imprudent misstep prompts a humorous public moral about fraud and propriety.
Lawyer's Appeal and Alpine Tales From a Turbulent Page
A chaotic compilation features an ornate defense speech accusing witnesses in a trial, interwoven with antiquated anecdotes about war heroes, Alpine rescues, a tale of a butchered noble and a boastful tale of Anthony Wayne. The column zigs from legal theatrics to sensational war lore to oddities of daily life and moral observations.
Horrific Locomotive Explosion Kills Several in Chicano
A September 22 explosion tore a Northwestern Railroad locomotive from a freight train at Chicano. Engineer James Pineh was killed instantly, fireman Callading survived with injuries, while bystanders including Mrs. Dyer and UO Felsenthal suffered severe harm. The blast toppled a wagon, damaged nearby buildings, and left multiple people injured or dead.
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