Calico Girl and a Windowpane Memory in One Verse
A mixed page features a sentimental poem about a girl with calico dress and a window pane memory of a father’s return, contrasting fashion and domestic devotion. It shifts to public notices on politics, figures like Thomas L. Clingman, and Civil War era party critiques, with wedding notices and humorous vignettes about language quirks and a deaf couple’s wedding in Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Clingman
North Carolina
Washington Post
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Clingman
Congress
Clingwan
Lafayette
Indiana
Jesse Arnet
Mary Clive
Maurier
Cincinnati
Exposition Building
Tom
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Star Clothing House
Cerman Bank
W.A. Stevens
W. A. Stevens
Stephenson St
York Clothing House
Tine’s Corner
Will Reopex
New York
Stine
Freeport
Illinois
Geo
Bruehler
Freeport, Ill
H. D. Post & Co., Sugar and Corp Syrups
H.D. Post & CO
Swarts Bros
Court House
Freeport, Illinois
Thats
Euuntiog
F.L. Jones
Fll. Jones
H. M. Timms
Revepricay
J. M. Timma
Yellow Creek
Geo. W. Oyler
Justice OF the Peace
Sear
Fitch's Bakery
Freeport, II
Herman H. Schulte
D. B. Schulte
Saddlery and
Harness Shop
Stephenson Street
Gay
H. E. Bogar
Bogne
Sophia Brinkman
Hery
Ileinosn
H. D. Post & CO
Chicago
Best
Papa
Agatoli
Euft
Paradise
Brawster
The
Courier Journal
Sheridan
Knowles
School For Scandal
Georgia
Dr. Bull
Plug and Wine Out Tobacco