Terms and Officials of the Circuit Court
Regular Terms begin the first Mondays in April and October and Intermediate Terms the second Monday of January and the fourth Monday of June. Chief Judge Hon. John M. Robinson Centre ville, Associate Judges Hon. J. A. Wickes Ches tertown and Hon. F. Stump Perryville. Clerk John W. Temple, Deputy Clerks L. H. Gadd and C. Cook. State's Attorney Geo. M. Russun. Sheriff Reynolds Y. Collins. Crier James Hignutt. Bailiffs Hy. Irwin Wm. L. Davis Thos. P. Davis. First district W. W. Richards. Second Luther Whitby. Third R. J. W. Garey. Fourth E. 4% Towers. Fifth Elijah Hignatt. ALMS HOUSE.
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John M. Robinson
Centreville
J. A. Wickes
Chestertown
F. Stump
Perryville
ohn W. Temple
L. H. Gadd
C. Cook
Geo. M. Russun
Reynolds Y. Collins
Crier
James Hignutt
Baillifs
Hy. Irwin
Wm. L. Davis
Thos. P. Davis
When Happy Ones Meet I Steal Away Alone
A reflective verse notes escaping from cheerful gatherings to dwell on memories of joyful days that have passed, leaving the speaker with a sense of bittersweet longing. The speaker contrasts social moments with solitude and reminiscence.
A Special Constable in Yorkshire Bar Tale
Two sisters run a rural Yorkshire bar and fear burglars after a relative leaves them a large sum. They enlist the blacksmith’s wife and her husband for protection. The mastiff guarding their home ends in tragedy when a robber is attacked. the dog saves the women but the intruder dies.
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Yorkshire
Healthful Lemonade Syrup From Fresh Lemons
A Boston Post note recommends using lemons or sour apples for an acid substitute, advising to roll the lemon, squeeze juice, strain seeds, boil briefly, and add white sugar to make lemon syrup. Mix a tablespoonful in water for a cooling drink.
Telegraphy by aerial currents foreseen by Loomis
Professor Loomis of Washington argues that wireless telegraphy will soon replace wires and poles. He cites a twelve mile test using kite power and copper string as the transmission path. Professor Peters compares early telephone to future progress, likening it to Fulton’s steamboat versus grand ocean steamers.
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Loomis
Washington
Peters
Fulton
Learn the Value of Money From Hard Work and Taste
A moral essay argues money only gains value through earned effort. It links labor to lasting understanding of dollars and urges self reliance, thrift, and capital for youth. The piece extols neatness and frugality over wealth and ostentation, citing Hunt's Merchants' Magazine and Barrow.
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Merchants’ Magazine
Honest Living: A Quote on Integrity and Self Interest
A concise maxim asserts there is no man who does not act from self interest and that honesty yields ease profit pleasure safety and fame. It frames honesty as the noblest path amid temptations and practical incentives.
Texas Trade Offer Seeks Lawyers for Farmers
Texas proposes a swap of legal counsel for agricultural workers offering forty lawyers for one farmer advocate amid a policy debate. The plan aims to reshape support across rural and urban constituencies, drawing regional scrutiny and political commentary.
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Texas
Advertisements Chargeable at First Insertion Policy
Notice states that charges apply at half rate for non advertising communications and all advertisements are collectible on first insertion.
Local ad criticizes cheap shirts in exchanges
A passage denounces a sixty five cent shirt advertisement, arguing it insults manhood and misleads the public by presenting a shoddy paper collar as if part of a reputable garment. It condemns low quality and deceptive marketing in the press.
Man Reunites With Son After Axe-Handled Prayer Meeting
An elderly man asks a policeman about his son Pete. The officer says a young Black man is in the lock-up for breaking up a prayer meeting with an axe-handle. The parent exclaims that it is his son, claiming he warned him to stop his mischief.
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darkey
Pete
Humorous Fragments Inside a Classroom Exchange
A school scene features quick quips about naval warfare worst side broadside and animal communication. A playful English writer muses on figures and a student jokes about anatomy. The teacher asks questions while a line about an American mule appears amid eccentric ruminations.
Tan suits adopt goring cuts with deep pockets
A fashion note describing tan suits redesigned with goring cuts and especially deep pockets. The change emphasizes practical tailoring and modern silhouette.
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