New Drug Store Incident Involving Alcohol Sale
The report notes a request to spare brandy gin and whiskey for madiesl purposes at the New Drug Store of Dr. Rovgar Wouxer. Police or authorities appear to be investigating the unusual request, with no clear outcome reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Court of Claims
Washington
RG. McCreary
Gettysburg
D. Wconaughy
Atiorney
Ffice
Buehlee’s
Drug & Book Store
Chambersburg Street
J. Lawrence Wall
Lutheran Church
Chambersburg St
R. Vorner
C P.kranth
D.D
MubTenberg
M. Dasobs
ML. Stoever
Hll
Basgher
U.S. Auher
Rovgar Wouxer
Fragmented Ode Describes War, Night, and Death
A garbled verse paints a bleak panorama of war and darkness. Images of engulfing clouds, distant bells, and a life overwhelmed by sorrow recur. The speaker laments loss, memory, and the specter of death, invoking distant battles and a looming cold night.
Gossip and Scandal Tears Through a Community
A long reflection on gossip's ruinous effects follows a tale of ruined trust and broken families. The piece contrasts noble bonds with the corrosive power of rumor, detailing strained father son and married couples, a funeral scene, and mocked innocence, all caused by slander. It closes with a humorous account of a drunken boast and a veiled elopement story from a St. Louis hotel.
Uncle Joe in Court and a Quirky Trial Tale
In a village courtroom Uncle Joe, a simple honest man, is drawn into a land dispute after Captain Laber accuses his horse of trampling a neighbor’s wheat. The case becomes a farce as Joe’s odd defense and rustic candor disrupt the proceedings, ending with the captain exposed. The episode leaves Laber’s suit dropped and Uncle Joe returning to quiet village life, while the town recalls the humorous scene for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Buseeth
Joe
Bin
Daniel Loher
Uncle Joe
Priday
Lover's Land
Csatain
Cieekly
Laber
Lober
Lother
Sam
Warne
Daniel Laber
Warner
Joe Bassett
Squire
Reed
Bassett
Laurie
Cap
Uncle Doe
Daniel
Uncle Toe
Bela
Beauregard Considered for Romanian Throne Prince Offer
Paris dispatches report Gen. Beauregard lingering in Paris as Rom anian rulers press him to accept a princely title and supreme command. They offer $200,000 cash, a princely salary, and control of all forces and retinue in the Principalities, amid broader Danube region tension.
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Beauregard
Paris
New Orleans Times
Itia
Romana
Danube
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Nien
Joseph P. Clarkson
Atrouxey
C. Auieace
Irn
P.O Box
Chicago
R.G. Harper
the Sentinel
M. L. Stoever
Fahnestock Brothers
J A. Buebler
Forney
JO. W. Forney
Scott & Sons
Kentucky
A. Scott & Sons
Mahnestock Brothers
Cueer Copas
Mason & Hamlin
Tod
Mason & Stamlin
Boston
Mason Brofuers
New York
Aca Excelsior Skylight
UBE Liberty Whith
Ziegler & Smith
Whalarnis Drag
Paint & Glass
Delors
North Third Street
Philady
Bevan's
Siliseslla
Noseblossom
Conesquenca
Blac Lion
Trek
St. Louis
Miniater
Colonel Bunlal
Toledo
Ohio
Par Litto Liazz
Lizzy
Goy
Eit
Joe Smith
Mia
Joseph
South Street
Jueover
Julius Cesar
Sal
Myself
Jack
Thea
Champs Elyseca
Ina
Beaulon Hospital
Batty
Norfall
Richmond
Abe
Chicago River
Franklin
Clinton Streets
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Ashim
Shenandoah
New England
While Oil
New Bedford
Pohde
Fite
Butler
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Masa
Philadelphia
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