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... The young ladies of Beckford, Illinois, have formed & Co-operative self-escorting church and party-going society. George Francis Train wants to know if the newspapers will permit to retire to some secluded valley, and end his days in peace. Select your ...
... AND V HABITS, 70s. to 100 a. WALKING & TRAVELLING Dk.ltSdiS. to NITER NOISE, Meson eraass, as. w. a I AMERICAN NOTES. George Francis Train is going to start a paper in Cincinnati. Mr. Sharon (Republican) was elected United States Senator from Nevada, January ...
... one imagiue the license taken by the licentious prbkis, and the still more licentious stunip speakers of the GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN type. Let any one comprehend that these orators are not figuring on he boards on their own behoof, but as part of a ...
... sometimes attacking it, and at other times being silent or applauding it. It appears that in the month of July, 1868, Mr. George Francis Train furnished some facts to him which were published, but, for reasons best known to the editor, he refused to produce ...
... the champion editor of Washington managed to print Phillips's Boston speech just one week after it was delivered. George Francis Train is going to start a newspaper in Cincinnati. We always thought that place would come to something bad. In 1847-'4B ...
... translated into French; embodying the ideas he is now practically carrying into operation. Like his eccentric countrymen GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN he was then in advance of the time, and he luta to direct his attention to other subjects. But as the advantage became ...
... eminent dramatist, novelist, critic, and journalist, died on Friday last, almost suddenly, from pneumonia, aged sixty. George Francis Train, jun., and his brother Elsey McHenry Train, after passing four years at school in Switzerland, where they carried off ...
... quiet for about Ave minutes. Pretty soon he said, 'George Francis Train is kicking up • good deal of row over in England. Do you think they will put him in the &utile ? Train I Train I George Francis Train 1' said Artemus, solemnly. 'I never beard of him; ...
... hear thing on Hemet 'Greeley! Greeley ! ' said Artemis. Greekey! Who Was quiet tor about iFinntor. Pr At, be said, 'George Francis Train is sw.t.ng up a good deal of • tow us c: in England. Do von thing they will put hint in the y. ' Truht ! r Francis ...
... Ah, larson,' I wish I could take gold with me.” said dying man his pastor. might melt,” was the consoling answer. George Francis Train wants to know if the newxpai*ers will permit him to retire to some secluded valley and end his ilays in jieacc. Select ...
... Americans unchanged ; Canadians easier. Fifteen years ago this month Birkenhead received its tramways the hands of George Francis Train ; and now the people of West Derby would be perfectly happy if George Francis could persuaded to recross the Atlantic ...
... population of 230,000. Amherst's stontlard of admimion is now said to be in some respects higher than that of Yale. - --- George Francis Train been beard of again. The sheriff has sold out his 112 Omaha lota. No has fully estimated the power of the press as ...