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    "title": "Newspaper Clippings",
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    "ocrText": "Random Notes,\nNewCarpel Store\nMrs. Partington says Ike has bought a horse\nSO spirituous that it always goes off on a\nJUST\ncanter.\nA FULL STOCK OE\nCarpets, Mattings,\nFine Groceries at Geo. E. Kennedy & Sans,\nI209 F street.\nOil Cloths, Druggets,\nDoctors now say that boiled cow's milk is\nLambrequins, Rugs,\nnot good for babies, it is better raw.-Ex.\nMats. &c., &C.\nThe doctors are right, a raw COW gives better\nmilk than a boiled one.\nMany of OUR CARPET PATTERNS are Specially\nour Own and\nTharp's \"Rock & Rye\" for coughs and colds\nCannot be Duplicated in the City.\nat 820 F street.\nSINGLETON & HOEKE,\nThe style for the year-Young lady of the\nperiod: \"Governor, $10, please. I am going\n801 Market Space, corner of Eighth Street.\nto take a gentleman to the party to-night and\nwant a carriage.\" Of course she gets it The\nD. P. HERRICK & Co.,\nlittle darling.\nLadies goods in endless variety at Samstag's\n730 7th street.\nIn Ohio, when a young man has taken a\ngirl to a spelling school sixteen times the law\n43 New Street, New York.\nconsiders them engaged to be married, and she\n---0-0-0-0\nhas a good cause of breach of promise if he\nAuthorized Brokers for the issue and sale of\ndosen't walk up.\nStock Privileges of all A 1 New York\nBenkert & Wilson 819 Penna. avenue offer\noperators. Rates on application.\nspecial bargains in ladies' and gentlemen's fine\nStocks and Bonds bought and\nshoes.\nsold on niargin or for cash.\nThe life of a Wisconsin woman was saved\nby a locket around her neck, the ball her hus-\nHighest Washington 3 ferences Furnished.\nband fired at her striking it and glancing off.\nWe print this fact in order to start boom in\nA. GAEGLER\nthe jewelry business.\nI309 SEVENTH STREET, N.W. Bet. N and O St\nGreat closing out sale of Millinery Goods at\nCHEAP FOR CASH,\nKing's Palace 814 7th street.\nGROCERIES, FLOUR, &\nBetween the acts in the Boston theatre, a\nman startled the audience with a sneeze SO\nTEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES.\nloud and vigorous that the house seemed to\nshake. There was great applause, and cries of\nPembroke Whiskey.\n\"encore!\" but he simply bowed his thanks.\nLeadville has had a leap-year ball which\nwas conducted in proper style. The girls had\nthre. knife fights and then a general shooting\naffray, while the men huddled together in a\ncorner and yelled.\nGent's furnishing goods in all styles a\nDubrial & Bros., III2 F street.\nA little girl knew a minister would hear her\nread a composition. The subject was, \"a cow.\"\nShe weaved in this complimentary sentence.\n\"The cow is the most useful animal in the\nworld except religion.\"\nA. I Hazelton, No. 423 7 street, receives\ndaily all the latest novelties in fine shoes for fall\nand winter wear, including Burt's shoes for\nladies.\nCare drives the nails in our coffins, but what\nman can feel jolly when his wife daily hands\nJOHN'S\nhim a list of neighbors who have twice as\nmany bonnets as she has, and their husbands\nnot earning half his salary.\nDSts\nMrs. Palmer, IIO7 F street, offers unusual\ninducements to ladies in genuine gloves in street\nWHISKEY\nand opera shades.\nThere are many hard tasks set for women\nFOR 30 DAYS ONLY\nin this world, but few which they find it im-\npossible to perform. Still there never was a\nwoman who could keep a fur lined circular\nGREAT CLOSING OUR JALR\nAvino onen and showing the fur"
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