The Fence Dispute Ends in Quiet Arbitration
In a village, a long standing fence quarrel between Mr. Small and Mr. Babcock escalates as cattle trample Miss Letitia Gill’s garden. After tense meetings and neighborly pressure, Miss Gill mediates a settlement: the owners must modify their shared fence and live peacefully. The cows are released once promises are made.
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Mr. Babeork
Ye Newson
Melendk
Wien
Ani
Batiwel
Small Wall
Letitia Gill
Hathcock
Walt Abr
Babovek
Lene
Becky
Mr. Babcock
Elaver
Misa Tetutin
Tiana
Suall
Minn Tetitia
Mr. Habcock
Teano
Walt
Lindred
Miss Letitig
Seal Jepartet
Babcnek
Babenek
Mr. Baheork
Rmud
Miss Letitia
Letitia
Mina Letitia
Tith
Both
Trumph
Heralf
The Bamboo: Growth, Uses, and Strange Blooming Habit
The article describes bamboo as a fast growing plant valued for structural uses. It notes long lifespans before flowering, immense height up to about 100 feet, and hollow trunks used for vessels, barrels, and building materials. It highlights strength, lightness, and adaptability in Asian building practices and notes a rare flowering event after about fifty years.
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Sothern Asia
Onan
Rhine voyage full of German nobles and Rhine wine chatter
A brisk excerpt describes a Rhine steamer journey from Cologne with counts and noble ladies aboard. The party mingles on deck as a band plays, wine flows, and lively stories about war, literature, and Bismarck fill the air. Soldiers, students, and river hotels pass by as the boat nears Mainz.
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Urinp
Austneratin Geruans
Hlvwanen
Dante
Clermaas
Beni
Baula
Frau Grafh von Rosenbaum
Frau Grafin von Reiselied
Fraulein von Laephenspiel
Berlin
von Relsolied
Pranlein
Trivia von Lachon- Rolal
Amitten
Hart von Reiseliod
Apeotagles
Monsieur
Derman
Germany
Bismarck
Abwan Wallabi
Exhaus
Strauss
Ommabaoh
Godfrey
Motra
Goblenty
Constantine
Alexander
Muatchlow Land
London Poverty and Charity Compared to Ohio Law
A Cincinnati Enquirer London correspondent laments extreme poverty and pervasive private charity in London. He contrasts English welfare with Ohio law aiding youth, noting English asylums and lack of state nurture, while American systems guide shelter to education and citizenship. The piece touches fashion excess, social mores, and various anecdotes from city life.
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Whikabath
Tony
England
Tehai
Germany
France
Trianal
Court-Capables
Vienna
Badi News U
London
Samo
New York
New-York Tribune
The
Cincinnati Hcquirer
America
National Art Gallery
Kagels
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Romery Arenes
Elise
Janae
Stuall
Mr. Babesek
Gaarry
Sunmish
Tome
M.juan
Milan
Lombardy
Maguntt
Afeion
Urade
Tome Iandy
Peano
Muarlaste
Ghinahava
Pradnath
Ley
Olal-at-aue Qim-Ponk
Byron
Edstor Anu
Lion
Anid
Mr. Meban
Phi World
Enre Haneon
Noel
Tina Din
Mallot
Ramalns Gate
Pune
Sornes
Rhine Stramer
Boston
Philadelphia
Hopzibal
Sammy
Joseph
Indy
Aha
Connecticut
Lara
Chicago
Brooklyn
Anya
Walt Whitman
Sir. Louis Bridge
Liv
Haraalton, In An Unmitigated Extension of 0 Halmina Hon
Candirango
Joseph Arch Propores
Freglom Sant Go
Bingry
A. W. Shelton
Burlington, Lowa
Board of Traderman
Lomainead
Thay
Ark
Mount Ararat
Whiff
Ararat
Dhig
Ita
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