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raaosh, g. Mer1in rn.she Wayne Civil Circuit
Jan4s :: Hsr~is: $50. zee No. sz 81 = !.
DE lrKNoWNlraAr on s1s day Of No.
HQNenber, 1850, the above - IA Plaintiff, By
job. p ~ 4tesaisy f7iel e 4 office 81 the
C!esko eYR gma CircHit CoS colpRsaint
upon whieh ddly issued So IONS, which
ha4 bee1 1stuTnsd not found, ~ III Adapt, that
san dee 3Au6 T. Merwin, u ~ tesident Of
hid descendant jssSFx. Merwi., sh1kslsfc i, here
by that on I'd Second day Of Hebsnary, 1870,
between the hSuf1 0a. M, and p ,Sf said day.
at the Lsw O6ceof Henry p. Clin1na, Number 160,
Broad vay,H The city II New Yoeh,nid STATE OF
New York, before some person AutkUE p to take the
same Ihe tlainta will procsed = Ska the dspc.i-
tons Of spny persons, 20 Be Fead nNgidence Of the
triaIof 81 above entitled cause, s1d will cnntinue
taking The same from day to day heaaiter, between
the same hours. until the wholo be taHeu SAID de-
fendane u further notified that on the 9th day of
Februasys 1870, between the hlnrs Of a. m. and
p %. OF said day, before ysesph ~ Breaux, next
door to t6e Telegraph once. on Main street, and
in front Of Lees New 0fng Slo1e ID he town ofNew
iberia, Parish Of IbeiA, aud Stats OF Lousiana tho
Plaintiff vii proceed otsk depositions to 81 read
in etidep0 the rid u ~ 4hoee entitled cause
and an ~ contio9a abesssme from day
70 day. eetween ~ per1 thereafter. until the
whole be fakeu. ss John H. POPP|& <
- ssss Attorney for PlaintiE 4
Dated, this ID dad. Ian. 1870. $3.50.
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[Commusicated.l

An individual who signs himself e"W aschman,''
writes to the Bird and processes to be surprised at
the existence of tho social evil in Richmond 1t has
peculiarly official ring about its get up that is re-
freshng to the curious. He proceeds to pitch into
people promiscuousy, and winds up BY garblng a
part Of the recent report of toe Home of the Friend
less.s Mr.. w you'd better keep quiet. The man
Who strikes light in the dark is to show who
he is AMI where be stands. Now, don't watch lest ye
be watched. "Your evil deeds may find yua out"
-ssna - eos asa7u Hrsr.
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Attachment Notice.

Homer Gibbons, Attachment before James
- VS. & : NJ. Poe, Justice Of the Peace
=. Henry Gibson. of Wayne County, Indians.
NoT1oE is HEREBY. GIVEN, that on The 9th
II day of January, 1879, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, at
my Office in the city II Richmond, in Wayne Town
ship, will proceed to hear and decide upon the COM
plant of the said Homer Gibbons, whereof
the said Henry Gibson, and all other persona con.
s Sc sz,zs1- 90 hzs af5-eT Justice Of the Peace.
Richmond, Jan. 4, 1870. n43-4tpf$A.5 SO ,
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sity of the large mass Of people obtain
ing food and clothing cheap. the Iectur-
er closed with reference 20 the high
character of the men engaged in the
Free Trade movement, and directed ali
who desired further information to ad
dress American Free Trade League,
SO Williams street, N. Y" .ee5s = hes
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EDUCATIONAL.

B. c. HOBBS, Superintendent of Public Instruction,
VII be at Centreville on Wednesday, Feb. 9th, prox
imo and the Trustees and all others interested in
educational work, win meet him on that day at one
o'clock, F. NJ. An address in the evening, a. sny-
der's HAIL. ksss4t aHe &-sp}s siat& Es4
This is important meeting, and it is hoped that
every Trustee in the county especially, and every
friend of education, will b present. sea lzs5
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Tho Concert.

y, - The Connert Of the Mende1ssohn Quin-
tette Club: on Monday night, was by
far the best, in poiat Of artistic elegance,
with which eur goodly city has been
favored, within the memory Of that we'll
known character the oldest iahabitant.'
From the opening Overture to Semi
ramis' TO the closing. Drinking Chorus
from Robert le Dianle,' it was one per-
feet harmony The seeond piece upon
the programme, The Nightingale, in
troduced to the audi euce Miss Jenny.
Dusk, q high Soprano. of unsurpassed
merit. The wonderful voice with which
Nature has gifted her, has been develop
ed BY the culture Of Leipsic, to the high
est state Of perfection, Her grand
Cerescendo iending on high c in one
wonderful, long, clear and well sustain
ed dimin uando, surpassed anything in
its purity and clearness we have ever
,listeued to. excelling in our Judgment
even that Of the great 'Parepa.' Du--
ring the rendition of The Alpine Shep-
herds Lament, Introducing the ech.,
of the fnse, 80 entertained MAe the au--
dienca that the quiet became almost
fearful. and at the conclusion : burst Of
Spontaneous applause came from all
parts of the house, that would not be
denied and was answered by the favor
tie old Ballad Twas Within q Mile o
.Edinhoro Town In the rendition of
the sGipsy Song and the encore Com
ing Thro' the Rye Miss Busk also dis
played most wonderful power. and GER
tain sweetness and clearness Of voice
and perfection of caltivation that capt.
waited her audience. - The Flute Solo of
Edward Heindl. who is :. probably the
creates living .iutist,' showed the per
lection OF scientific execution, "a also
did the Violin Solo Of the accomplished
leader, William Schultze,s which was ass
tonishing to Amateurs. In the sFanta-
sic for Yioloncello, Mr.. Wutf Fries de-
veloped the many hidden beauties and
powers of thisl ordinarily commonplace
instrument. bringing rich strong melo-
dies from its full sounding chords One
of the raresta and most enjoyable pieces
Of the programme was the sFantasie for
the 'Clarinette;' by the veteran Thomas
Ryan. The sonorous tones Of his in
stsamsnt rising and falling in measured
cadences with exquisite oduiatien. de-
lighted his audience. Indeed. in q
programme so rich, performed by such
Fmastefs Of their art, critic finds it inn
possible to carp. soaaasTazixs Isazss
We much regret the smalIness Of the
audience Less than four hundred peo-
pie being in the hall. Perhaps, howev-
Ter. it made up in appreciation and sym
pathy, what It lacked in numbers, every
piece upon the programme being warmly
applauded. sss 1 - !, s sss.s 80. s'i p 7.s,~
| q L.
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Rebecca J. Raiper) In the Wayne Civil Circuit
vs. Court, Feb. Term, A. b. 1870,
Robert Raiper. J Divorce No. 24ss.
Be it known, that, on this 18th day of Dec 1859,
the above named Plaintiff, BY Rasback and Young
Attorneys edin the Office Of the Clerk Of the Wayne
Civil Circuit Court her complaint against said de-
PENDANT in the above entitled cause together with the
affidavit OF competent person that said defendants,
Robert Raiper 10 not resident OF the State of In-
diana. -s,ssarsw ,sss -e.--s..ssT -~@5 - -
Said defendant, Robert Raiper therefore is here
by notified of the fling and tendency OF said COM
paint against him. and that, unless he appear and
answer demur thereto at the calling of the said
rcaase on the second day of the next Term Of said
Court, to be begun and held at the Court House, in
Centrevie, on the First Monday of February next
said complaint and the matters and things therein
contained and afedged, will be taken true and the
said cause viii be heard and determined in his alb
Sence. 80 IS ~ 2Rass ell eeA rs ae % e as
Egss Witness, VIM. W. Dudley, Clerk, and the seal
sEAL, of said Court, at Centreve. this 18th day Of
FsN1a So December, 1919 WIN. w. DUDLEY, CLERK.
J. RaIlsback and A. B. Youn.-, AttsysEof Pl't6.
~. g s-ys zDesemtsr p. lsS9-Aw pf-$o. :
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By the above will be that the time for open
ing and closing the Nails. has been changed; and w
take pleasure in remarking, in addition that Mr. Ju
Han has the o. now in most excellent running or
der-every department il under the management OF
efficient gentlemanly and accommodating Clerks,
The great, exacting public. were never better and
more promptly served, than under the administra-
ton of our present p. n. se5tssl Esfs.s..ssg 80
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A~oTHTEF.

He has been travelling about humbuReing drug
gists and private parties. mixing up and selling
base compound which he calls WOLCOTT'S PAIN
PAINT. All of Wolcott's genuine remedies have .
white outside wrapper (,cih signature Idsgel. Look
out fer counterfeite. Gs &k&S
Cataffh and Colds in the head or Pint of Pain
Paint, for Ulcers or Pain, sent free of express
Square, ~ Y: or ono Gallon of Pain Paint double
strength for $40. Small bottles sold by all Drug
eists. r. L. WOLCOTT. ~zzz.- -,--a~ 44-4w
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Cristsdoro's Excelsior Hair Dive

After careful analysis, Professor Chiffon, the dis
tingushed Chemist has authorized the proprietor To-
declare his behalf that it contains nothing dele.
tsrions 70 health. No other hair dye in world
hasthe like guarantee. "a
. CRISTADOR0'S HAIR PRESERvATfyE, as =
Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair after Dye;,e
Try it.. @k &@E[s So - TcbPGCo- l7-4v
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q RIFFSs SALE.

- III RIFF S A l. f.
the Wayne Circuit Court, will expose at public
sale at the Court House door in the town of Centre
vile, Wayne county, Indiana, on the $
18th Day Of February. 1870,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. and clock
p. M, said day, the following property, to-wit;
All the interest of David NJ Cochran in Lot No. 49,
that part of the city Of Richmond laid out BY Jes
De Iden, situated in Wayne county, Indiana, to be
sold the propefty E0s1d NJ. Cochran, to aetisfy
said executions IN mFa in favor of L. w.
3Hassellmanns and ~ favor of BENJAMIN n.
- ~ JACOB 81 s4ESENGER, Sheriff VIC. {
q Jan. H.. 1870. 45tss9 q
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The Confessions of "A inyaIid.

DUBLISHER for the benefit Of zyo,ng MA. nd
Il others who suffer from Nervous Debility, etc,
supplying the means of self-cure. Written by one
who cured himself; and sent receiving post
Paid directed envelope. Address, slUasT 3 =
. e-a4 NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Brooklyn, y:
41-6m, oh s. M. p. & Co...
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Il
the 18th of February. Il
1 .efws ercta@sg- .1...s z.ls-6sEsC
i DkHA le6gthy ssscription of the Ex-
.hibisions at Earlhasn College is deferred
tiff next issue-its being to1ong for our
crowded columns this week. .ses .s ..'a
lowing to the inciemency OF the wealth
err, the lectuee OF Rev. Henry Blanchard,
at Lyceum Hall, on last Wednesday
evening was siimly attended. The lee
ture was 81 an exceedingly interesting
character. and was highly appreciated
by Those who iisteaed to it. tseai 81 s. ss
q II is aitcge ether probable that the Fir
teenths aneudmelt will be declared as
adopted 5bafore the hrst Monday in
Aprils In which event. 1870 voters will
beaded to the Republican ranks in
this county, - Whether these new voters
will becontent to decide the fate Of the
candidates. already out or will expect
q place on the ticket for one Of their
color, remains to be seen. I'D. + 3 s4ass
-.-----.s.-..>s.------- ----- --zgsaR sf3
:. We, we're pleased with remark on
Congregational Singing made by the
Rev. Mr.. Snyder, Hast Sabbath. He did
not want the Choir to do az the Singing
wanted the congregation, generally
to help ana, ii order to do SO 'effectu-
ally. he recommended each one to bring
Hymn Book. He thought twas best
To- always bring the tools along. even
though they should not be used
.y7ae supper given by the ladies OF st.
Paups episcopal Church on Thursday
SeTehisg lsst, was quite a sdccess.& The
viands were prepared with the care that
distinguishes the entertainments at that
Church A large number Of people par
took of the profuse and elegant supper
and enjoyed the pleasures Of the social
hour. The receipts Melted Sixty five
Dollars, and were devoted to- ininoriun-
provements in the Church.
"a R-r-1----->-
The first Annual meeting of the Odd
Fellows Union AProvident Association
yeshell on Saturday the F22ndE ult.-
The reports of the officers disclose
Aourishing condition. The numbers of
members is 1884, There have been but
two deaths since the formation Of the
Association and the endowments have
been promptly paid. GA . fs1ApS ss''~
The officers for the, ensoing year are,
A. A. Curme, president, VIVA Bells,
vice president; Ed Bellis,s secretary :;
John HogaE, treasurer. Mr.. Curme is
visiting. aeishboring lodges in the inter-
est of the Association.
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State Of Indiana Wayne County, SIS:

"a
Timothy G. Mcrwin, In The Wayne Civil Circuit
: Court, Feb. Term, A. D. 1870.
lame E. Bferwin.F J Diroree No. 2l3a. zs0
Be il known, that On this 28th day7of November
1859 the above named Plaintiff, by John H. Pepp.
Attorney fled in the Office of the Clerk of the Wayne
Civil Circuit Court, his complaint against said de-
feudauts in the above entitled cause. upon which
have duly issued summons which has. been return
ed not found, to defendant that said defendant,
Jane B. Mcrwin is nota resident Of the State of In
diana Oh .2sss,A@s sAsA hsEnaaaa a4alassss9a
Said defendant, Jane E Merwin, therefore is here
by notified of the fling and tendency of said COM
plant against her, and that unless She appear and
answer demur thereto, at the calling of the said
cause, the Second Day of the next Term of said
Court, to be begun and held at The Court House in
Centerville, tie First Monday Of February next,
said complains and the matters andT things therein
contained and alleged, will be taken true and the
said cause will be heard and determined in her alb
WITNESS. The Clerk, and the Seal of said
(sEAL.] Court, at Centreyille, this :30th day of
p 1915 November, 1859. ~ = - 80 @St
(eaoi9 baa aHo7 WIN. W. DUDLEY, Clerk
JOHN 8. PoPf, Ats. for PIE. fst:n39-3ws9
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The PALLADIUM for sale at Whites
and Elders bookstores.A -tsgaa e 'solt7
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UVHE UNDERSIGNED has this day been appoins
u ed Administrative of the estate Of David Theur~
er, late of Wayne co., Ind, deceased. All indebted
70 said estate requeeted to make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against the same win
file them duly authenticated for settlement Said
estate is inso1vent. - MARGARET TdEURER,
= Feb. 4, 1870. 27-3w Ists ysisssssas7a4 Adm'x.
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The Concordia Musical Association of
Dayton, will give US grand concert, on
the 18th of February.
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! GREAT SALE!s3
e aaso4 ais G-sasoTo szsW 5aa
DRY GOODS!
MONDAY FEB s28, q 1870!

s"HE undersigned, Assienees of H. q. ELLsorr,
4 Co., inform the public that the stock Of Goods
appraised Is the property Of the Assignor by Rich
afd Jackson and E1wood Radley, amounting to the
cling Monday, 28th of February, 1870, and viii be
continued from day to day until all sold, for the
benefit Of his credftors s&{a03 @As4 - As9AA8
The ssocl consis tsof . GENERAL AS3ORFMENT
of DRY, GOODS, CARPETING, ETC., and the Sale
being positive and without reserve, it I'll attract the
attention Of all as Che time for BARGAINS TO be
purchased. q SET. POWEIAsxgst vtanof
W. S. T. MORTON,5 Assignees.
Richmond, Jan. 18th, 1870 26:tF28
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Attachment Notice.

Clement Studybaker, Attachment before James MI
Peter Esstndybafsr; ofMsyss csunt y, Indiana.
~, ma. I. .'sss .oov,.. 3 nsd' 70 enc ,ss1nsa
N1OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on the 3rd
IN day Of February, 1870, at 10 O'Clock A. M. at
my of1css 10 the city Of Richmond, IN Wayne Town
eide Upon the complaint OF the said Clement Study
baker John d .aStudyh baker and Petsr E. Studyba-
ker. Whereof the said James Broyes. and all other
fE cw5 JAMES M. POE, Justice Of the Peace.
a RICHMOND, Jan. 10, 1870. az aaf o. n44$4.50
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heodore May.
.eIa aaeilI "a SUCCESSOR 80, ed o. sns@
- Sana Sweeper

uuAvfNG bought the Stock Of Readys Made
II esothing, Pisss Goods, 1And Furnishing Goods.
3 sd stsnd corner # Main and Marion as
M r. J oh NJ Hs.u s G oil.
The popslar, cuater, continues to sapsrintend the
Merchant Tailoring Department,
pr qaza So bi9a 49, -sq91 eTHEO. MAY.
~ IN referring to the above, herewith recon-
nsend Mf. Thee. MAY, my successor. an honorable
gentleman, and hope my old friends and customers
may bestow the same liberal patronage on him that
they have extended toward me- and az the same time
sincerely thank my old patrons for the hberality
shown me. 1s~E - zzse7 I~ses SAM. SW0PE.
Richmond. jan 25 1870. 2stf
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, sees 80 st-'s .r-t1 ss,=
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~ tsing eat Ttwsntxseieht Aogs, we're
unable to agree, and the case goes over
to the next term of court. Schultz and
PAUL Meyer having exparte appeals Oh;
NAMED license. The other applicants
E9eA d4eated. There are two cases
Swf!66 appealed from. the Commis-
sstnels Gt6rt to the Circuit Court.
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M Candidates will DO charged uniformly 81
for announcing their name in the Palladium,
-Dayment to be made In advance. 90
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|. 3kEA le0gthy alsscription of the Ex
hibitons at Earlhasn College is deferred
tiff next issue-itar being tos1ong for oul
crowded columns this week. . 80 Is ,aa
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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-05
NfGNv STORE AT
BATTLE MOUNTAIN.

And largo stock Of Miners goods, consisting Of
Powder, Fusc, ricItJ, shovels. steel Drills
ETC., etc, etc.
off .
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THE WEATHER After We went to press on
our last issue, we we're favored with another
snow storm. On Wednesday, tho 10th, IL
showed about Ave inches on Thursday and
Friday night abou. nine inches. On last
Saturday the weather moderated. and after n
slight snow storm, n rain or Oregon mist, "
set in, which settled tho snow down consider
ably, leaving IL about three feet on n level.
At Centoryille IL is about -four feet deep, and
about the Same at Pioneer. We are informed
thnt at Summit Flat il is from ten TO twely"
feet in depth. On last Tuesday night tho
weather turned cold agnin. THO thermometer
being two degrees below zero m z o'clock yes
torday morning. The light rain and thaw, fol-
lowed 10y the freezing weather, settled the snow
and hardened il SO that three feet in depth
around idaho, taking into consideration tho
state Of the ground, is worth moro than six
feet Of such snow ns W. had last winter. Ev-
crybody looks forward 20 prosperous mining
season. = idaho World, Jan. 27h.
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AHorHEE "BIG THrSG."-'A party of men
have arrived in this vicinity. from the region
north Of Prescott with very exciting news
They report, privately, that about 800 miles
north of Prescott they found, in n mountiin-
Gus country, diggings that prospected from
tto bits to six dollars to the pan. The party
originally consisted Of twenty-four men, and
started from White Pine about year ago
On reaching tho Big Colorado, twelve Inen
left the party. The remaining twelve crossed
the river near Callvlle, pushed on east, strtick
u fine gold coufitry, we'll watct.d and timbcrcd.
While prospecting it, they were attacked by
Indians, when three Of tho party were killed.
The remaining nine then started for This
place. They will soon return to the new Do
RADIO, and will be accompanied by some few
citizens of Prescott, whom they have lot into
the secret. They arc very retiCent about the
matter, but feel confident that they have the
biggest thing out" Hope So.--. AsiEoHd
Miner, January 18Th.
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TnH Sun MAbE Ur.--Tho moneyod men Of
Albany have made up fifty thousand dollars to
be pnid to Ben Holiday, as an induccment to
him TO turn the Oregon Central Railroad from
n direct line and run X through that town
Salem prcss
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Our Only Authorized Agents:

l.. p. FISHER, 70 and 81 New Merchants EIchahge.
Is only authorized agent I'm san Francisco. Cal,
HUDSON MESET. Il Park Row. Is sole agent
in New York City. ... ......
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DosrERs. and Job-wort OF every description, don
/ ~ this once. as- Terms each o. deilyefy-ga
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JOB iSISIN TING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FhoMrTtY DoSE IN TIE pEsr
STYLE or the Arr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-20

The Bombay Gazette, speaking Of
the service rendered India by the new
Indo-Russian telegraph line, gives
some specimens of Reuters London
dispatches, which have been received
at Bombay. This is one:
LONDON, I7th-Alderman solomon
titus salts barOmds crawford refused
cOrOnclay another agriablan aSsassina-
ton ireland caractOn butury catholic
archbishop ARMAGH"
Here is another;
"l9th.-SpisOw clarundas al Ounher-
al association lord been on continent
head opportunity ~cOllectired opinions
seen persons who exercise opinions on
bestiwOs Europe and believe at no
time since prussiars austrian paei eV-
lsted favar paus pant monte mOuei-
ment blessing peace.'
The specimens above given prove the
entire fitness Of REUTER- for a union
with our American Associated Press,
which furnishes Us daily a hash" Of
news scarcely less execrable and stu
pid than the " kilograms" given above.
Our agent at Louisville does not en-
ploy the Indian tumble" of REUTER-,
but he strains every nerve in an APP
proach to il, by sending US everything
but the full reports from Washington
and Nashville, which we deem would
be most useful to US, and acceptable to
our readers.
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The telegraph strikers are vehement
in their praises of the female operators
who have nloafiaiy stood by them
since the inception 0fthe trouble.
"Frou-Frou," the New York Post
tells, is the slang for the rustic of a
silk dress. When sulTeptitiOus, it is
said to be charming on a frau.
Olive Logan is Disguised with the
female Oneida Communists, and says
they make tongs of themselves.
What in the world does she mean?
The girls of Gloucester, Mass, got
up a dancing party the other night,
TO which they invited their gentle
men friends, and then paid all the
bills.
The buildings for the Girls Indus
trial School at Middletown, Conn, are
fast approaching completion and the
school will open with a few scholars
some time this month.
The Boston Post says: "Two of the
blonde burlesquers had a regular set
to on the cars between Chicago and
st. Louis" Perhaps it was only a
settee in the sleeping cal.
A lady who Is canVassing for a book
in Vincennes, Ind, took umbrage at
an article in one OF the papers there,
and interviewed the editor with a re-
vOlver. He said ne didn't mean it.
They publish glowing statistics in
York, Pa. Here is specimen: "Mrs.
Eliza Metzel has laid out for burial
during the year, from January l, 1869,
to January l, 1870, 50 adults and 81
children, making in all 147 p~ersOns.'
The Paris police is trying to find
the photographer who got up the full
length naked portraits ofthe Empress
Eugene. Thousands of them have
been sold within the last few weeks.
Miss Lucille Western has shocked
Boston as Nancy in oliver Twist.
The AdUertiSeT calls the performance
''inexpressibly sickening, disgusting
and appalling" And that is precise
~ what it is.