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The daily gazette., 1878-03-04
New Castle Letter.

IT - e-rA ---~--rN
1.-The steamship lndiana passed up We.
terday about 4:3O p. m.
Robert Martip, has begun the erection
Ola wheelwriRht shop, on the corner 0f
Sixth and delaware streetsts
H. q Gordon, will remove from his
present location corner of. HARMONY and
Orange Streets, on the 25th, Nc fias began
the erection of store buildings on Orange
street, on the ground farefy occupied for
blacksmith shop.
Board OF Education on Saturday. was
very quiet only 197. votes berpg ,poiled
resslting in ths elecsion Iof j. q. .yRedhey,
George Gray and James Wilmott.
The funeral 81 Jacob Both Ieoll was
largely attended. The colored Masops
turning cut IN q body making quite an
imposing display. 'N"'9 ''lii7' shiH'''n'
- fhe fimr nnd dsupper att the N. Eschurch
came, e a close en saturday eyepipg.S Il
was without doubt one OF the best attend
sd % and n. most s succsssful held In this city
The An1atuer Dramatic Associatibti, ,
Will give ball and reception in the City
Hall this evening, from the preparations
We would say u viii be- The affair or the
season. The A. p..Aa., know how to cater
TO the public lasts. - OH
City Council meets tomorrow evening
In regular session those having business
should be on hand in season. A month
henee and the election for city iofficers
will take place consisting of two council
men, mayor, city treasurer and assessor.
As yet we have heard Ct no lone men,
toned to I'LL any excepting mayor. The
'people" are satisfied with the present
lncum bent the Hon. Thomas Giffin ana
propose that he remain. <snEK
Saturday night was Unusually quiet.
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HasasEDITION..
Testing-A .. Halle sanity
THE CASE OF TiIK -WEALTHr YOUNG
a., NAN WHOSE WIFE sArs M Is.

s''"'l'..n A LuNATrc.F ihh~1 iAlsn',H
The question Of the iunaey Qf Andrew
IS. Hall Of A Chauncey street, BrookIyn,
was passed upon by q Sherfffs Jury; and
a verdict w1s returned agaiiist him. u
Judge Pratt made 4 personal xAmination
q. Young Hall, and said. emphatiGaily, ,
strhis ruan ts snot insane = Il He sent the
chse 70 DE- Charles Corey, DIR. j. l.. Keep
land Mr.. 4, H Smith % pass upon his
them as referees yesterday ,afternoon,--
Mrs, Martha Hall, the petitioner, Is .
pretty young woman, who swore that she
cannot live with her husband because
Of his Insanity Hall II employed
in real estate Office in Park place this
dty!' ssvi4s7 lsglpoL ffe5D t5fan.l .aT
Dr. ohm Sullivan, who knew Hall be-
fpre his marriage, testi fled that he signed
the certificate on which he was sent to
the Flatbush Asylum for the Insane in
1876. He was not in health He now
considered him of sound mind. His
reason was not as strong as others, but
he was capable OF managing his pro-
perty. fi.l D7fs
At the, examination yesterday young
Hall appeared in good condition, and lie
answered all of his lawyers questions
with such rapidity that the stenographer
an expert, could scarcely keep up with
him. He said that his wife left him ON
Jan. Is last. She had treated him and
her children. with harshness, and when
he interfered she told him thatshe would
serve him in the same way. The witness
was puzzled only by the questions as to
what a power of attorney and amortgage
were, and he betrayed confusion on these
points. He also called ten feet ga stones
throw, snd spoke of it taking an hour TO
goa distance usually traversed in half
that time.-M. y. sun. n uf s.f FL
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FFOUR4HsEDFTqON1
Leo XIII. CROWNED.
'sS1r$ ::;isssed
LONDON, March 4.

- LONDON, March 4.
2 Pope Led HHRTNks0v~e IN the
'sisdne Chapel IN Bone yesterday. The
ceremony ,eommenesdla ~ half fpast nine
in the morning and .sEmjnsted At halt
@stO1e inAhsss s(ssrns6L S1hx xcardi-
pals, prelates a and diplomats accredited
TO tina Vatican and . few other persons
wefe present. POPS swBIftgrwuri
carried TO his apartment, blessing the
spectators ON thsFay. A few hoqsss
swepe illupiretSd 1ast niShtsp ~ A4
~Eh& d .brokestlS wind1 vsMbici{ wsrs
Illuminated for the Pope's coronation,
but were dispersed by the troops without
TnS opissors II sonsfe feuorb N,st the
/ Council VI fState, IN response to the ques
tionIof Sigpor Crispi. President Of the
Italisn Chamber of Deputies, as to
whether the Italian sovt rnuiuht 'hAdfa
right to modify the IPapat guarantees
has rendered as1ecision chat the law Of
the Papal guarantees possesses consti-
tutional organic, character. nc &pd ,970t
A telegram from Rome says when
Cardinal Slmeoni was about to resume
his Office as Pontifical Secretary of State
the CATHOLIC powers and some cardinals
protested against his reactionary tenden-
cies. Cardinal Simeoni thereupon re-
signed and Cardinal Franchi was ap-
poim cd in his place.. ,35ku VA
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missionary, Anniversary.

The yearly missionary anniversary of
the Sunday. school of St Pauls NJ. E,
Church, took place yesterday afternoon.
The church was crowded with the friends
OF the suhool, and those who went after
2Io.clock failed to get seats. IN. 80
The scholars of the infant school were
seated upon platform in front of the
pulpit which had been temporarily erect
ed for that purpose. Owing TO it being
Sunday the church was not decorated
but on the east end of the platform stood
a mystic stand filed with the choicests
flowers. rel.-.,..t 49,,
Mr.. Alexander Kelly, presided. and at
$50 o'clock called the Congregation To
order, and the exercises opened by the
singing of the "Scholars Greeting Song.n
Rev. l.. f.. Todd then led in PRAYER.
after which the paster Rev. w, p. Davis.
welcomed the audience in a few well
chosen remarks, at the conclusion of
which the scholars sang "Shout for Joy,"
followed by the infant school singing
'iChrists' Little Soldiers" Rev. LAFAYETTE
Marks, then make short address, which
was followed by more singing. The re-
port of the Financial Secretary showed a
total amount of money collected for ali
purposes by morning, afternoon and in
fant schools of S499 AZ being, an increase
Of SIP 03 over the amounts of last years
collections, 49,.
At the conclusion ofreading the report
Rev wv j. Stevenson,- ID. D.;~former
pastoref the chareh but. now of Graca.
made an address in which he referred to
his connections with the church Sever
al presents were made during the after
noon, and the exercises closed with the
penediction by Rev. WIZ. Tull.
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AtCl,uspe,h..

Yesterday morning Aboat tiHy mem.
'bers Of Jefferson Council Y. Y, a. NJ,
attended deylne services At EpworLh M.
E. Chapel. Rsv,ILs u. Harrstt, The pas
tor,hsd been requested 10 preach special
sermon for them, but owing TO previous
engagements he was obliged 70 decline.
Az the copcluslon" Of the service the
Treasdrsr's report was read Tor the past
Conference year, showing gratifying
state Of finances for y poor church. They
bad not only paid Il ali their obligations,
but had handsome surplus In the
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AFELON, IN OEIEOE.
ThoniasC. Anderson Disquali-
| fed. .dsfh 80 TH01t l

/ WASHINGTON, March 3--Mr. Black
1urn, OF Kentucky, will throw y bom-
shellinto the republican ranks to morrow
~ Introducing q resolution which will
flring the President face to face with the
Louisiana Question, Judge Jere Black
mas discovered an old statute that makes
II tJlegalfor the Presidsntto appointofics
cpnyicted Of felony. The recent convic-
ton OF Andefsou makes his retention %
dep1ty collector Of New Orleans breaeh
p this law, and the resolution " to in
quire whether the Pre- sident has any one
Tsp employed In the service. 1t Is under
stood that Proctor Knott, chairman of
tpe judiciary Committee, is In favor Of
| the resolution ~" 's' aI7lo' iiiphh'ln ni
General Anderson's Convie tion.
Special 70 the New York Timer.l ,i,i',, h
NEW ORLEANS, March 2---This morn
ing w. p. Converse, DR., foreman of the
jury before which General Anderson was
tiled, published q long letfer in theI Pic
dtHHe, claiming the fairness of the work.
ing Of the jury in that case, and stating
that the two colored men, without .reser-
vaton, assented to the verdict Of ,gnilty.
Cassagnac Fights anotlAer Duel
PAHIss March 2.--In consequence OF
"a recriminatiou on, Friday ,.iu the
0hambsr of Deputies about the yari-
hcation sof an election, Paul de- Cas-
saghac and M. Thompson, of the
Lett, fought a duel to-day at SAINT
Germain. cassag gnac's sword pierced
Thompson's throat. It l. hoped the
wound will not prove fatal. ,.@1 ,i...
General Grant at Constauti.
-nin-1o dan> n0ple. -noie.oIqr1 Hp
LONDON, March 3.-The London Ob-
seTper's special dated Constantinople
Saturday, announces the arrival there Of
Ex-Presidenf Grant. Hhi Na+n AdlYft >
ROME, March 22-Ex-Pr Grant
L. expected to arrive In Rome on the 11th
inst. pl sA~ gag ~ 7an"IU1D9 FiI fGl
Kayages ofthe SMALLPOX.
LONDON, March 4.---Ths Times Paris
despatch says 176 persons have died from
small-pox in st. E,ienne in six weeks.
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H1RBFbFf1UNa.
s--7tssx+ee1stHvy8l
PEACE.
.g 7ssssiisHsaESs:r Esrf fyfrs
3 Throughout Europe.
THIRTYCrHeBsANDd REssfAI
TROOPS RETIEWEDs r ~

rHIRTyrffeB Us ANDd RtssfANs
TROOPS REYIEWEDi r NV
LONDON, March 4, 1s7s.-Ths following
announcement of the conclusion of peace
b,tween kussfa and Turk1yags reeH&vpa
last night rom CdnstahtinoplSs: F'~r ~
-. .The treaty Of peace has been ls signed sl
"The Grand Duke Nicholas announced
the fact 70 the softifefs at q review as 81.
Stefano to-day.
wHA1sRUssIA coEcEDEs.
"Rpssia- has Abandoned hey>clsip Cd
the EgyPtisR and BaA Ian tlahhSe$i ]
A Correspondent of the Times at San
Stefano is able TO state that neither the
surrender of a portion of the Turkish
fleet norHgiaim onthe Egyptian tribNte
is included III the conditiong IL peaee,
and there IS no Interference with the por-
ton of the Turkish revenue which is
hypothecated to foreign creditors.
Nothing is definitely settled relative to
the form of territory in Asia, including
Kars and Batoum, not Efzerourh SALON.
ica and Adrianople are not included in
Bulgaria g
,vIsITiNG THE SULTAN.
The Grand Dnke Nicholas will prob
ably visit Constantinople on Monday. II
is.said that he will move his headquarters
to Ferikeni, within two miles OF Pera.
The Daily Tetegrdph's Pera Ecorrespon-
dent prefesses 70 give the conditions OF
peace. sHs makes The Indemnity fully rs
heavy as was reported on February % :
viz, one thousand four hundred million
roubles, with $4,000, ,000sterling in bonds
added. The ,Tsiegfapfs list, of condi itioils'
is obviously yincomplete.
REJOICING IN RUSSIA. ytnn
st. Petersburg and Pera cbrrespondents
confirm the report that the treaty Of
peace was almost unprecedeht There
was an immense crowd before the palace
shouting and singing ."God save the
Gar"
A Pera correspondent says the treaty
OF, peace was signed on Saturday. Thirty
one thousand troops were reviewed 1t
San Stefapo. "A TIE Deum was sung amid
great enthnsiAsn! SsCxN ~ nsCo.
The StRndaSd seorrespc ntat Vienna
states that the Austrian and British Am
bassadors have been instructed itoyprotestf
if the Russians enter Consmntinople. 9G
d & all o. 80 ID
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NQTICE
Registers order.
l-n3 i uRreIsrEk's orrIcE, ~
New Castle county, Feb. Q. 1878.

% NcW Odsttc COuutyt FoD. =. Id6.t
Upon the application OF NORA GIPP,
Admtnistratnx or Ellen Barry, late oi
Wilmington Hundred, In said Cou nty.
deceased, It 'is ordered and directsd
by the Register thai the Administratrix
aforesaid give notice of the granting OF
letters of Administration upon the Esiata
q the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof by causing advertisement 70 be post
ed within forty days from the date of such
letters, In six 0fthe most tpublfc places OF the
County Of New Castle, req uirfng all per-
sons having demands against the estate 10
/ resent the same, or abide by an act OF AS
senbly In such case made and provided
And also cause the same TO be inserted
within the same period in the Wilmington
GAZETTE newspaper published in VIII
naington, and 70 be continued therein three
weeks, 10. o. d. 'is fai ,3dor. IaH IN -
t->o---, Given under the hand and Seal
H.. 8. of office of the Register aforesaid
I'M az New Castle in New Castle Co,
aforesaid the day and year above written.
4 .i,..,'.,.- 9. Q. BIGGS, Register. w
--.m 'p lTQe NOTICE. -si-,pfa .l.i.iais.
/. All persons having claims against the Es.
tate OF the deceased, must present the same
duly attested. to the Admlnistratrix on or
before February I'd, 1879 or abide the Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided.
--s1qzs 10 ,yqp1 NORA, GIPPr. n
Address, Wilmington, Del.
febN-3weod.% - iiH'i1 9li i'1Hu f.i
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bGsdsBd I'm 9as feven ! .lg ri indT
adt ~ x9Rd fnsw a9gsn I DaG riapG
ysl ] sToiied .yslloH zsleiGa 10 moofu
1000 T95ta unoi lllf--aEiff mol q III yTsy
.bos sdi rshnn fsa1 is ssW sb1slO
Ieh syiyin. anol 1oa bib sliiysiD .slH
The daily gazette., 1878-03-04

Whatever tends to diminish strength
For those weakening disepses or baby
hood-colic, ,diarrhea, &C., use DIR. Bul rs
baby syrup which always cures. 25
cents.
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-rxAsN JSA III TAHw
I.daduIoNool
saEssS ~ syssssAf IN ..s-' .sss'.
.ashsIt .tvMo9 Nalan 1a

BOSTON, March b. @MfchaH dnmn,
Sputh Bottou police pfiicef, Ind q des.
tSis morning. xStet tirtnS tSfss q shs$n aSsn
he was .overpowered. Other officers
cprdipg TO, Gafips assistAnce the BUR
glars made their esczpe. tits not kno wn
Whether any of them were hit. Grfiin
waS taken 70 the station In an insensible
condition His head was terribly beaten,
his Own club having been used upon
him, His condition q very precarions. /
The daily gazette., 1878-03-04
sersians Condemned TO. Death.

SoEEtans- Condemned to. Death.
BELGRADE, March ,3.-Fifty-one per-
sons have been condemned TO death and
forty-eight to penal. servitude for an at
tempt at insurrection at Tppolialast year !
cials Of Bosnih has been disco oyrred II
Seta-Jevo. Numbers of Mohammedans
have been arrested
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eoIdred eisizens Can Go to
BrazfI.

WAsHINgrgN,e1 March 3.-The Bra
zhlsti4 stnisteF rssitieAt in this city, has
od4etaily daotified the Messrs. Collins, OF
PhiladelPhia, that-te is, instructed by
big gSssIehsRt 70 isay2 at sesqlored citi-
zens OF the United States, with pass
potss, can 81 ~ IBEEaziI Is. epgage in a any
pursuits, and enjoy the full projection
'coneession made 1py the Braaifiah Gov
erapent 70 facilitate the enterprise ii
AmericaR citizets WDpw engaged An lsthe
Construction of faiiwaysI III that Empire
The daily gazette., 1878-03-04
Knights or Pythias HAN.

a p9vemept IS OnfoOt among the Sc ver
raj II. Of T. lodges Of this city 10 purchase
the Exchange building, at Seventh and
Market. streets, and ft. Id aup az. a, hall
where all the lodges can meet Thereare
now eight lodges in this cfty, and tiIere is
a rumor that German lodge is to be or
ganized. asIstd .0SfE
The daily gazette., 1878-03-04

Temperance i'm BridgeviIIe.
Messrs. Wells, Fox and Lee,9 the great
temperance champions have been doing
great work in Bridgeville. More than
800 have signed the pledge, and the in
teresii is ssidto be increasing all the time.
On Mpnday l~ght reform association
was Organized.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-04
Beautiful Thief Pleads
Gufltys a 4
FROM the baltImork sun.


Miss Emma Davenport, an attractive
young Virginia lady, was recently tried
in the United States Court at Richmond
Va. She was charged with abstractine
avalusble silk dress and two valuable
PACKAGES Of jewelry from the mail, while
acting as Deputy Postmaster at Gooch-
land last Christmas. She is of good
family. and very pretty, and much sym
pathy was manifested by the crowd as
sembled in the court room. Her lover
was In the court room, and was armed
with pistol, with which to blow out his
brains should the sentence be the ALBANY
Penitentiary. But when the clerk said,
"What say you, guilty or not guilty P"
the fair prisoner replied, with tremu-
lous voice, Gently r. Then there was a
scene. With tue word guilty Mas Das-
enpert shrieked, threw up her hands, and
fell back into the arms of her stalwart
hetrothed. The jury were moved to tears
and the Judge hid his face In his hand
kerchief. 1t was half an hour before the
lady revived. The Court imposed a
fiue-of-Sle0.then she tainted again, and
the court adjourned. Miss Davenport
ana her foVer'reJurIied to Goochland the
same evening, where they were imme-
diately married. a1A
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To BE Continued.

The. rreyiystn - services sa at the Second
Bspaistc cshdreS Silf6aas as S1p II ? 'tbS f'tbiS
wsek .bni he eintsnesttdem 10 .he on tha
increase, afido2 nufhbero have ecnfessed
corYerstcp,i divid Sti, IkuNNA-Ihas
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REGisTER's oRDER ,
Registcr,s order.
REGISTER OFFICE, a
New Castle Co.. February 2, 1873.


Upon the application OF Or, Joseph H
Chandler, Administrator, G.. I, A., OF John
Burnett, late OF fChristtana Hundred In sa ID
county, decd. II is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Adm Illustrator afore-
said. give notice Of the grantingof Letters OF
administration @. i. A. upon the Estate. OF
the decd, with the date OF granting thereof
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
Letters. in six of the most public places Of
the County of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
tate, to present the same, or abide by an
Act Of Assembly in such case made aud
provided. And also cause the same TO be
Inserted within the same period In the
Della ware GAZETTE, a newspaper pub
lished In Wilmington, and TO be continued
therein three weeks (e. o, d. sni 40 anG
t-~~> Given under the hand and Seal OF
}L.s. Office of the Register Aforesaid at
'->~' New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written
l...l .,,,7 .-,,, 8. 9. BIGGS, Register
% -7tfH NOTICE app J33..- Ii.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested 10 the administrator
on or before February 9th is79.or abide the
Act q Assembly IN such case made and
jos. H, CHANDLER. M. D. ma
'iv ivu' Administrator, O. T, "A. ~
q Address, Centreville, IDei., .,ili '-l.ss,ii7 r y
.4nlNW rhW I.ri 10 has, 3weodl
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ossosiy' si; E Rss vi ts H. #sia siasP 81, sa8gs
uaer died a way whafs Dptighs, and, celdsa
these avaut' cotWi sss so6 sdanRarunse DIV
ease, show taAetHs elveeQq ID rAIsaiRs emIph
syrdp always cdteSi si4eiAJ maft s,fnoap
quick ly too, ,.- .Is9y doB
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LRes0ROipfed,

HiVes; Tss Saas. Ss 4 Sa1gs fssfssa yg.11 a,
tU ssUp<heis mills for two weeksin March
and two weeks in April. A general sbnt
down of the mills is contemp plated. If
consent can be obtained to an agreement
to that effect.
Mr.. Clinton, senior counsel for VIM
Fl. Vanderbilt, positively denies the re-
port that negotiations are in progress for
q settlement Of the contested will case.
adding that Settlement Il impossible.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-04
Resisting Omcers.

Before the MAYOR this morning Will
liam Ppgh, John Gallagher and William
zeigler, were arrsigned on the charge OF
being dis0fderiy and resisting officers.
fsllagAer, was required to pay $40 and
eosts 70, diserderls sondocts and give
ehsTye at court OF Fosistiug an officer.
Fhe aesAef Nv re1requireF to nav 50
h9d costs on the charge Of being disorder
SOA1 = . II % Ft0j2Gts
Sebp9kO OHiectipH In New Castle.
Az An electon 10 the city of New
Efe4ls Sg, S1tssaag. s ~ : Gs9 Gs9; Gray, and John
fwerei eldctedD ncirools Commissioner and
mumbess--ef-sha -Sahool Board. Naw
Pscstalg 0Hnir.tr'P%t00 nfir.tr 00l' iP the
Mr.. Iss$sssags'ssss.4ss;ss&a, ss. bee.
X; y st:|ss
his cqgptftgpLsr Ysasssdsy pisht:
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Cassagnac Flights ano thor Due q
6m6ruI Grant at Constant L
-nib- Itu> nOple. -a.llslI0r1 h

AAasages ofthe smalI-Pox-
LONDON, March 4.--The Times Paris
despatch says l76 persons have died from
snall-pox in st. E'ienne in six weeks.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-23

W. Azur ferazs ..-.- us~r aza~kssl
sstzrn B. to r*-zaz el& s4~A.sa aus-4
lsx-asck wAs-t is.t- fax O. la4I -
yA&cs Ass~s v uat 49, O.
Al=A sF ~faaT- s,.E &rs-- .---a>ss.I.>
Tlss NAV - Ess-.st5.a H. acLa- q
talle Whcn too trIA- 10; = few
WoTds szld by a cl.tsE Frurh Wo-
man a. "a whether IL, s.aa. follow
the dIcta:es 81 fashion. VI choose for
herself wba; i most becoming and
desirable. This French woman la,
much Ia say about the clInIiug STYLE
o! dress now worn. and the dIsadyan-
tage of every ones following the
same strict fashion. She would have
every woman study her own style,
and then follow out some particular
idea which shall always have in view
her own advantage or disadvantages,
so rs to show them off or to hide
them, as the case may be; and she
adds that the art of wearing u low
neck dress is understood by very
few women, as tact alone will set a
woman right in that respect, irres-
pective of her own innermost wishes.
She gives one or two hints to be kept
in sight by those who have no rules
set down. High shoulders, she
says, and slightly rounding back,
together with fiat chests, exact q
waist cut lower in front than at the
back, while this rule may be reversed
u little for an opposite built. Thin
and high shoulders should never be
seen otherwise than covered by a
square neck; while well-rounded
shoulders are never 80 beautifully
framed as in the oval of low neck
waist. In wearing ornaments around
the throat, the full and well-shaped
throat is best left entirely uncovered,
while thin neck will require rows
of pearls or stones in setting, or q
pendant necklace, and a long slender
throat is much enhanced by velvet,
or ribbon with single clasp, or a
jewel in front. In the matter of
sleeves, also, if the arm in short and
fat the sleeves, would be replaced
by slight frill of lace; if it is long
and thin a short full sleeve is best
but if the arm is we'll proportional |
it needs no adornment and it is best
uncovered, as nothing is more rare,
and, when found, more beautiful, |
than perfectly rounded ann.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-23
SEWING MACHINE ATTACHMENTS.

For all Machines, sent by mail, postpaid,
in either currency or postage stamps, vt the
following prices:
Doz. Needles, Is cents.
Rufilers, 50 so.
Set of Hemmers, four widths, with Bind
or, 81 90.
Tuckmarker, 3 90.
Corder, 81 90.
Quilter, IS cents.
Thread Cutter, as cents.
Oil Can, Is GEMS.
Oil Can Holder, Is cents.
Screw Driver, Is cents.
In ordering. always give name Of ma
chine YOU want attachments for. Oil can
not Ike sent by mali.
@ Remember the place.
Z. X. TALCOTT.
Matchmaker and Jeweler.
Olympia. W. T.
December Z. 1877. Sly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-23

THE JUJUBE TREE. Girls who chew
jujube paste ought to be able to tell
where it comes from. The Semi
Tropical, of Florida, says:
"The jujube tree is worthy the at
tention of all lovers of fancy trees
and shrubs. It is both useful and
ornamental, and cannot be surpassed
for beauty. From the first of April
until late in November, or until frost,
it is covered with dense, deep.green
foliage, interspersed with it's tiny,
ornamental fruit, in all stages Of
growth. The fruit is speckled and
reddish when ripe. The leaves and
fruit are borne on q small wire-like
stem, from six to ten inches long,
which grows downward, and pre-
sents a beautiful. weeping appear
ance. The tree is a native OF SYRIA
but has been cultivated for many
years In Spain. Italy and France
for it, fruit, which, manufactured
into paste, Is relishs-i ~ school girls
and annosIng 20 te.chers wh~n the
fruas - r1pe. u closely r~s~1nbses the
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