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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
For SALE,

FoR SALE
A DAILY NEWSPAPER IN VIRGINIA
The proprleors offer for sale oNEHALF or tho
THE PETERSBURG DAILY POST"
one of the best known and most popular Conserva.
tive newspapers published In Virginia It's Presses
Type, AMI Fixtures Of all kinds are complete and In
excellent condition and the patronage Of the paper
up to the times
Petersburg is one of the best located and healhest
cities in the State, closely connected with North Car
one DESTROYS OF engaging In the newspaper business
Terms OF sale viii be moderate, with One-hnlf cash
and the balance In six and twelve months time.
Address II. II. GLASS & SON,
1eB Petersburg, Va.
TOR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
- property for sale JOHN SHERMAN q CO.,
81 Cloud Building Real estate and loans. Jy3i
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A PARTNER with small capital or equivalent, in
IA new and profitable business will show for IT.
self Address BUSINESS this office. se3
MONEY TO LOAN In amy sum required, on either
Avn business goOd residences property, at aud
per cent. Ii LAW EH, dealer In Real Estate, 80
street. SCI. ct
OK OnO-Wanted,s some capitalist, who knows
tposOOO agoOd thng when he sees II, IT, in
vest 5000 IN new patent which Will create reyolu-
ton in business and make fortune for the Investors.
This Is no huinbug. Address DUPLEX Republican
ollce. aul7
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Union Law School.

The Preparatory Department of this school will
commence its annual session MONDAY EVENING
SEtIEMBER s. under the management OF n compe
tent Teacher OF experience assisted by Lecturers
nlarkednbllity aud prominence on Law and Execution
Lecture RoOm-No. 5,Second National Bank Build.
Ing, iH Seventh street.
sei,2w JOHN a. HAYWARD. Attorney.a at. Law
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DR BOSWoRTII, OlS L STREET N. w, Is THE
- most skillful and the only scientific Medical
Electrician ever In this city. All nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured. Female diseases special
ty. Refers to Senators ID. W. Voorhees,, Indiana; j.
j. Patterson, S. c.; Samuel Normeni, Washington, ID.
e., aud others Consultation free A competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant 10 attend to ladies'
nolEly
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HOTTER ".

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
IA FORTUNE NINTH GRAND DISTRI
BUTTON, CLASS |, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUES
DAY. SEPTEMBER ., 1879 - li2th MONTHLY
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Dr. the Encounter of n Downtown Young
Man with N Hose.
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MUSICAL CONSERVATORY

AT THE
Spacious Music Hall, d32 Ninth Street.
TUITION;
Singing, Voice Culture, Plano, Organ, Violin, Flute.
&c. IS, so, SIS, and sos from begin
ners TO advanced grade.
Lessons given at pupils residence when requested.
twelve Teachers Free Advantages
Send for circular, o, b. BULLAHD.
iclI.3nT Director.
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PROPOSALS..

DROPOsALs FOR CAST IRON COLUMNS AND
PlLASILRS
, 1879-01-29
MARINE NEWS.


MILWAUKEE, Jan. 25+-Tux TRIBUNE coTEe-
spondent interviewed Leluuel Ellsworth to-day
lu reference 70 the disposition that he proposes
to make OF the wrecked barge J. II. Rutter, IT,
Gently purchased by hin. Mr. Ellsworth stated
that lhs hutter viii be reosired, partially r.
built, and greatly strengthened, With the lnten'
slon Ut putting Iu N eugtue mud converting heF
into steam -bafge For this purpose shs Will
be satsed 1tom at pretty well forward AMI
planked up solid ~ the rail Vt the upper deek.
Thus suuca additional strength will b. sscuEed.
1t u proposed to raise her sm.dships eight feet,
80 u 10 create . perfectly straight lIne iruM
forward stt, IL lieu Of the shire now strlkingiy
observablv. Ms. Ellsworth las y partner tn tho
venture, whose nalns has not yet developed.
lIssats. Wolf X Davidson arc geitlnE out
timber tor . duplicate VI thc vessel how ou tue
stosks iur Me.srs. l,lanehart u Dorland, of the
Ford k'yer Luu.bcnux Company. cAlcayu.
The secunt ycascl Is fuE the taIise parties, aud
wi! be connlsucrd A. s0oN h lie one How ~
the atockA Is sufficiently sdvauced. Both Will
be hpa vessels, built VI the very Eest mass!la!
anu IL tls staoe4est Msunof. I4s estllu atea
, 1879-01-29
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.


Brnfxor1ELp, H., Jan. 2s.-A meeting Of the
stockholders Of tho 8anRamon County Agrfcalt
ural DO I'd, was shcld this afternoon, at wllfef'
II waa decided tn ufter tic staio Board OF AEri-
culture the use Of the county fatr grounds for
thu next two years fnr the State Falr. As sur
ft1cnt funds hnyc been aubscslbed 10 make thu
necessary Improvements Ut. these grounds an
eumply With the requirements 0f tthc Board,
It IL now believed that Springfield has good
show for securing tile location Of the fa!r
Tie Committee appointed By thc stats Boars
Of Agriculture TO solt.lt subscriptions to guar
ansee lie SUCCESS Of the next Chicago Fat etock
Slow will meet It the Grand Pacific HOTEL, Cha'
rAgo, 1t = 4. in. Thursday. The Committee, as
announced tu.daY, consists nf President Scott,
ricc-rtcsfdenls snoad, Cobb, lscynofds, Smith
and Within, and Secretary Fisher.
Arrangements hare been tnadc by tle Com.
m!ttcc appointed by tile State Tcachcrs' Associa.
t!on last month for comparative examination,
NJ tic punls of The public sct,nots OF tho Stat,
I'll FcG. ~ Circulars ct,ntaninR tie questons
will BY iorwartled to the countr supcrEntsn-
dents tn few days.
Tie 1r,strrs o{ the 0enfrat Insane Hospital
at Jacksunyillc lIaFe ordered a reduction Of
about 10 per cent in tllc waKrs Of the Inale etn
ploycs Of tllat institution.
Thr State Hoard Of Charities meets hero to.
tnurruH.
About twenty-five County Clerks mud County
Trcn*nrcrs fiavc been in session here tttdav
| comforting together formally In regard to
| amcnlllnR the Reycnuu taw. The only business
nctunlly dunc was .llc appointment of CON.
| N,fttco to suggest amendments. This Commit
see 1nas becn In session during tlu nfternooH
and evening, nnd Will report to the meeting to.
, 1879-01-29
went TO Taytor'4 house, and was asrcsted n''i

vent to Taytors house, and vas arrested n'r'
The implements taken from him.
The defence here asked Tor adjournment, tslnt
Klein might he found nnt put upon The stnnd.
'r!cv also n kcd fur Na1*h's 1tcharVc- The
first request was granted, tl,' second rciusetit
and the court adjourned till a. M. to-dny.
Tlc kindly consideration With which tins DC
PENDANTS Taylor and Fnrbcs attempt. IS thrir
testimony inditatcs, to NJ upo', tscf other AMI
uptn Frank Chapman the responsibility OF thr
"etl11," Is q source Of much rOudcrmcIt TO tie
officers Who msdu the arrests.
, 1879-01-29

JUNCTION tbs lawyers Of the ChIsago. party
Mcssr*. Crawford of Chtraco unl Jones y
liz new lh,ura u Directors had all proceeded tn
contempt ot couTt, and wcrn nut entitled 70
hearing until this sontetnpt WAS disposed OF.
Thu Court held the plea good 80 fat u y st,'
Nonnell. Tho case OF the State ~. g. ". ilals
WAS called immediately. After hearing Tue tcs-
tltnony xlid arguments. it ws4 submitted TO the
Court ut II o'clock Friday morning.
Ou Frluay afternoon caIl wAa issued by DO
seplI II, brown ~ PRESIDENT OF thc Co!,I1'ans,
asking that the old Directors hold . 1ncettog Oh
tic lat day of February Ut ! Q. Ill.
Mr. II. Q. Donnsll' tn an interview WI. r.. =.
porter ou Saturday, put the whole tlueslion u
ths luluWinx ruuclse turm: w
"Ihc questtou IL whether Hr. fieoTgs ":
Hale has the right TO vote Oh *l25, 0U worth u
.toE which standt T. M h. p.ins p 90 s hooxs -.
curity for 1u4n made BY hin to Joseph H.
brown In November, 1871. The beat iegaI ta'cnt
Mr. Iialo could got lsss and IN Cb!caxo adylsca
llllu Tint he la tuil legal right 70 Vote On said
| stuck At tbs annual lHvrtHg.h
There wi! bc fuller developments Ii the calc,
and whatever tue 4ecssitn Of the present Court
u,uv BE- IL viii probably bs simply the s'gusl foF
~ uppcaI ~ u!GhIr tribunal.
| 4 TH1uust reporter called Yesterday UPON
| Nj. (irut5 Crawford, Ut counsel ios uetJeFt {.
Aver. ulld from hsln leurnsd That Mr. AVER had
purchased tsU, oo out OF the .soo, o1 capital
btock, about tl40,0oQ worth. W.. bought sub.
lert to hen held by George W. Hale 10 SECURE
the payment VI notg nude Tor some sfs0A
~ Jo.eDn I,,t II i, W. ssoT w., ,nrn,,sa @ ~
Aver On lhr REORGANIZATION Of the COMPANY t.
en.ct 4uso tlH ml9u!scsure Of bss.cu'rs stce!
gu large scale. and. lu or1eF that thcEe might
b. no bitch. consequent upon any cbartcs pro
visions Or otl.rr~.r. he touk air, Crawford wiki
hun u iounystuwn ~ MaSa . Thorough *
Aulna na,iuu " LII OHIO laws rs'a.!,i< ~ uisuu
, 1879-01-29
MAI. RENO.
y. Frederick Whitaker Takes a Hand
in the Game.
o.,.,,ons put Mt Ills snggestion to the
Scent, uerndeen'
,. u.1r.s Examination Concluded In
Short Order.

o.no Investigation opened At The ustal
TIC a,an,,y M" moruing. After The readi". ot
heuI h1ssn,. testimony Recorder Lee said ne had
re,r,ytd ~n.s,cp wu,r.
tsstn covuus,ca71ox FROM FREDERICK WHIT
rAKER.
e The ~, 'v. ~. ~ ss
which be Nv h'''ASs
rout =. a.. ,ro.tt,n.
Nr Gilbert asked TO LOOK ~ @ ue aus,.ops' as1,,.n..
.,,cr vas given him, anu. Alter lcaotnk ~
be said ihete ss'' .,.no,vh he would have xornc-
,b,ue to say about Int ae'a'h' 's4'''' '''3
.nIch the letter closed. It'll.
w.. w., 1rc read tho communication. which
L'e,'t ..' h' ,hc rcouc.e that, II the wf.ncss' a
.sers to these qscst'ons snou.a !.ts ~ .s.,ts-
oue.ons on the part oI the aeleus J.. se NJ. amr
might bo permitted to Ask ,%a, ~
IN the discretion " ~. 'n rcoest remarked that,
@ bad ssry hn9o ooe.' s.e psspasS ei @ aso to
'O'.ss' as the case IN person and without calling
con.....,u. conous' aid. although, as 10 tie ques-
In ,ny c1ssaneous a'1, s, ~, an,nton IN exnrc,s
,ons themselves nc naa =. Wi, v .t,n ,,v roTsr
one, one *a, r. ,ss S, Court. seu s.'|'' NNN
'D.," .,' UtIrrt said It must appear to the Court
ILL., t''o.'s s. ia mi rco,,,re anv asst.taure,
that K'eo1'ss .,",n,v question II be could re.
and 1t xas certainly 's nsn a a. WHITAKER. A. be
1asar,,o1 military law, the aecuscr Ind right
nnder''oou . f., er,,,t Int hc vaa not entitled
present ~ eoat ~. rah,. @ ~ usro being contra
10 Interfere unless "'s ''*"'p .,ss.in,, =. =.
Ypned, anil that even then sne" 4"e4@'o"' No w
,a,c,,, t1ca,se answered could BE- pat afa ah~
", ns.'s .,,ro,,rh tic Recorder. Az to the ques
tsesea ".otsc. a" tho defense SHOULD not object,
tons tHeHlseFtat ~. ;, az. w.. trht,
bu. thlu request on the part Of this man VIII
t.t,r to be allowed to participate IN the inquiry
....,acro, oa extremely Improper, and must
NC .s,"1r .s n,oct init.
cffalu's WY 49,. .,,,,, to,o sot nm one side nj
During all th,s a',ao !.sAo ~. " e,,.. von.,
The room an1 Whitaker OH Inc otner' neoo
looking 1acgess, though he used none. :.
Inc toa.s r.a,onr,s took the aueattou under
,asi.e'neut. When the doos' were again opened
IN. ucclsion WAS announced u WIZ tnat "n't'
,.S.rta rcaucat to appear IS prosecutor, or as
lskt' sa ,ortor. in tbc case would not bo al
.ant psosesu.o, a @ or rejection Of the
oucsttous submitted should oe 'eis 10 70 H'e oee's'
ion Of the Rccurdcr, III whose atal,,'ea 10 con- %,
duct the re-, sass ,ho ~ rtno,. conodence,
Co1Ft na4 "'e
Lieut. Lee LOCK ur
THE QUESTIONS
W W, then obJcyt,-and tic spectators prackcd up
their cass to hsar M "a. was @ eo'n n.9gd tbe noco,.
or, rcalii,g trou, the paper. "obsurve any ev1.
lsmrs Of lear on tile part Of ha1. hsno on t!;e
o5th u,d Goth Of June, l6tof STAG tNe Rlonu1e
Il dorlt know as III didn't notice his
soun,cnunce particularly when l .aw hlm ID tue
timber" said Hcrntsccn IN ~ uneestaln @ way; i
"Tlerc was conversation on .'c@"tAol 'une'
, 1879-01-29
AN 1l,ON.MILL WAR.

Ao'tfat btnatca 10 ne Tribune.
YoUNnsrowa, o., Jan. 9s.-A great deal OF
excitement In. existed during thr mast week in
t eoai rroiona @ =; IL" M.,on,nv @ v.,ev IN nj,
s s'~' 'ek'."s =, wv s't"'s -, ~"s;' >" ~"
otate, o'ee '1'e a'salfa OF bfu"h l'ofane'l ~ Co..
the extensive Iron manufacturers. AZ chca9o
of tbta exeltcm.n,. mi, 1,ronrh al I'm arm !.
~, ..', s - n..' =. wv. "'A"e W. ~ "s w."
!ocaeeu ~ Chleaeo' IL cannot 'al1 10 % Vi t"-
general summary Of The case thus far. Up to
The prescnt time affair. havo hpen In s,,rh shanu
lin, q c,.n, a, .onef.o .,atsm.n, - Nv. ro,r,.
n,,as w.. a,, ~. t's ..,. ~ v.,..h.y
your correspondent, in conversation with one !
Of the prominent stockholders In the nrn,, OBJ
mined g,,at world scctn 10 to = verv sat,,fec.
tory s.stement % 1T ,he % e..e. g. 'N
The MILLS OF Brown, Booncll q Co., OF this
city, form, in all their coIlatera1s and various
ranlIdcat,ous, a mammoth CORPORATION. fuci,,d-
.ng 1'ae eontfol!lnE ihteres. Or complete owner
snp OIL hose coal panKs 10 inc Mallonlf'E Vaslus,
aud great Iron Hiuea Ia thc Lake Superior
region. They cmnloy IN one caoacityand anoth.
Ct an army of nearly 5000 men. ll'e urn wa'
Incorporated about quarter Of century neo
by Measrs. Joseph II. brown and Henry Bon
neil, and the second generation now furnishes
y. .A,, 'Av 49,. ..a" pe"e' ~ .s
Oaf'o0 al u,c ''fhe VI oep'css'ou' "h1e 'nc
mushroom mills on every na'ld heVc gone 10
tic wall, Brown, Bonncll & Co. have conttnrrd
IN mall. nnnrv. or co,reo lhcv have mi o,,,to
~,,,, ,Ior h,,.3e.. n n. fr1,c., can,c,tr hut ,e
~. sns .assss ~ ~. -. .e ,.,, oa. Nv
larger paft OF thctf army o1 men haSc oeeh re-
taincd,ani the sound ct their hammer. A'nl IRON
rolls hare continued tv rcso,lnd In the valley.
Mn. contcnt m he atonlr manufacturers. t,,ts
-. 49,. ~. ..'",. ~ ~ . .w,,. a.sas .,s.I.s',...
great hfm' IN connection Will othef eaEAta''ats'
organized aEcnc,es for tho exclusive sale OF this
produca!n tic Ctics Of Cleveland nntl Chicago.
Thc nr.scnt tronb1c i. tbe result Of conflict
.,.s.ess. =, r,,tsaa, T., a.. ,a.r 1o-r H.
IuR 'htcscs'. III e"eaao' ~ u"e yeas io.', ,, .,t'
Joseph II. Brown, With other parties, built
largo mill In Chicago. Thi1 mill was not opcr~
49,. 49, " 81. -. a.. 49,, - T.. an.xa,Io., Ma..,.
past' e'nee t!o INNS " 10 opetat,o'' Mesa.'
John V. Ayers Sons have haholca tac proluet.
Previously shis firm had looked to Brown, Don-
nat1 {. c,, for nart of their atock When thcy
Ss",,, " ~, ,ha nr,s,nc. ~ M. ncw Mi, Arcr,s
ueban " as'' wy ptuuuss y. wv -" M.
sons notlt1eu TIC youngstown hrm that tncg
DID not need any moro supply from them. Tic
,at%or rather than hays th!s iron pask ot,k Of
4ss.. ..,I -, j., -.
, 1879-01-29

featuring corporations. Mr.. Crawford could
giro no particulars OF the case in addition 10
those outlined BY our Cleveland correspondent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-12

About eight ycar- ago ther. was discoyerc and
put into practice new simple, convenient and sale
principle toi curing disease BY absorption without
dosing. The necessities of the prumpteda Wig
Orous examination into 'ts merits until the quc,-
tion was thorough" and c;cally solved
At the time oti discovery and Introduction there
tas but one object ahncd al, VIZ: the prevention
AMI eur. OF malaria In iis various forms.
Its Greot Joiue nof at First RcreaIed.
Like every discovery. all of its good results
could not be known at once. Important develop.
ments, by way of cures Of other diseases besid,-
malaria, were naniissting themselves rapidly, be-
ing acknowledged aud reported by the grateful pa.
iithts oi both sexes and all ages throughout The
land, until ii has now become "a settled question
that the Holman Fad, ntelligently applied to the
pit of the stomach, and worn according TO directions,
VIII cure OF the ills either sex is
subject TO
The Holman Fad is tive fold in its action. II
sends healthy, gentle vegetable tonic into the
:, stem by way Of the circulate ion through In. pores
IL /. worn exactly where needed, being placed over
the Liver and stomach, aud the centre of the
nervous system which Ieryades the digestive
gans
1t will pre-, cnt yellow. uhagres, Typhoid, Re
mitten. Bilious aud Congesti,e Fever, and Fever
of all kinds. This has been tested aud proven in -
many instances that We state it positively and with
out any qualifications.
1t will prevent Colds and protect weak lung
against confirmed disease. II is better than all tn,
hest protectors ever made. No one WAS ever at.
tackled with diphhcra while wearing the Pad Ii
win prevent summer Complaint, and keep the
bowels regular. II will prevent Dyspepsia.
1t will prevent Chronic Internal Rheumatism
aud Neuralgia. often finally fatal. This has
been demonstrated beyoud the possibility OF ii
ioubt, to the joy and gratitude of of SUIT
ferers, who We're wise enough to apply the rem.
4ly in time.
II will prevent Sick IIeadsches. II the Pad is
put on when the first symptoms appear, the at
tack will be avoided.
In short the Holman Ague and Liver pad is the
most perfect preventive of disease affecting the Vi,
.al organs that has ever been discoy cred.
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-02-14
LOCAL DIRECTORY.

MaSonic-StauntOn Lodge No. 13.-J. Howard
Wayt, Master; James Ker, Secretary. Meet at their
lodge in Masonic Building the second and last Fri
day nights in each month.
Union Royal Arch Chapter-W, H. H. Lynn, High
Priest; James Ker, Secretary. Meets in Masonic
Hall the second Tuesday nightin each month.
Stevenson Commandery-W. H. H. Lynn, Com
mander; James F. Patterson, Recorder. Meets in
Masonic Hall the fourth Monday in each month
Knights OF Honor.-T. C. Morton, Past Dictator:
W. W. Gibbs, Dictator; f. H. Link, Reporter. Meets
every Monday night in Charity Temperance Hall.
Odd Fellows-Staunton Lodge No. 4l-John g.
Smith, Noble Grand c. S. Cfowder, Secretay. Meets
every Thursday night in Odd Fellows Hail.
Central Encampment No DIV. NJ Simpson
Chief Patriarch flames W. Blackburn Scribe. Meets
second and fourth Tuesday In each month in Odd
Fellows Hall
Hay Makers.-W. H. H. Lynn, Grand Sultan; A.
A. Eskridge, Secretary. Meets every Friday nigh
in Fireman's Hall.
Temperance Societies West Augusta Lodge-W.
B. Hyde, W. c. T.. Mis- P. Clarke, w. A. s., Meets
every Satur7a y night in Bruce's bui ding.
Mizpah Lodge-J,,hn NJ. Henkle Worthy Chief
VIM. J. McCawley, Secretary. Meets every Thurs,
day night in Charity Hail over watts drug store.
Sons Of Jonadab-Wm. B. Hyde, Worthy CIief;
John M Henkle, Secretary. Meets every Tuesday
nlgnG III Charlty Hal Sons OF temperance.
Sons of Temperament. q. Bunch Worthy Patri-
arch; VIM. Fuller Worthy Secretary.
Juvenile Templars.-J. W. Newton, Stperintell-
dent j. Herbert Stiff, Secretary. $50 MEMBERSHIP
regular meetings,
Fire Observation-Disclosures Fire Company
Michael Cox Captain; Thos. J. Crowder, Secretary.
Meets fourth Tuesday in every month at Firemen S
Hall
Staunton Hook and Ladder Company-J. M.
Quares Captain; Sandy Wilson, Secretary. Meets
tiers in the Sullivan building.
Capt. j. H. Waters, Chief Engineer Of Fire De-
partment
Military.-West Augusta Guard-Wm. L. Bum
gardner, Captain; Lewis M. Bumgardner, Secretary
Meets in their armory in the Wayt building every
Monday night. Regular meetings first Monday in
each month.
Staunton Artillery-A. H. Fultz, Captain; N. NJ.
Warner, Secretary, Meets at their armory near the
G. q o. Depot every Tuesday night. Regular meet-
ngS second Tuesday in each month.
Stonewal Brigade Band.-Prof A. j. Turner, Con
ductor; E. NJ Cushing, President; W FL. Barkman
Secretary. Meets Tuesday and Friday nights every
week.
Religious-Young Mems Christian Association
Fl. M. McIlhany, President; J. E. Guy Secretary
Meets at their rooms in City Hall for all devotional
exercises every Sunday evening at 31 P. NJ. Direc-
tory meetings at the call of the President Library
open every evening from 5 to P. NJ
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-02-14
DAISEY'S VALENTINE.
BY MAURICE F. EGAN.

Milton was neither a very large place
nor were its people much given to gayely;
but nevertheless the Miltonltes, especially
the Younger ones, managed to find amuse-
ment.
The first day Of February was always
eagerly anticipated by the latter class of
Milton people. Crimping pins and curl
ing tongs were in great demand among the
fair sex on that day, for that night had
been signalized for many years by the
grand annual ball of the Damask Rose
Literary Association.
The Damask Rose Association was an
Institution in Milton. 1T based its pre-
tensions to literature on library, consist
ing principally of Patent Office Reports;
but balls were its speciality, and half the
marriages of the year dated from f1irtations
that had taken place at the last Damask
Rose.
1t was the night of the first of February
about half past seven o'clock, Margaret
Osborne was standing before mirror in
the little parlor. Daisy she was usually
called, and it seemed to suit her better
than the stately name of Margaret. She
was a petite, soft-eyed, sweet-voiced mai
den, with a complexion like the petals Of
the field daisy, and bloom on her cheeks
that resembled the pink hue of its garden
relative.
'HeH be here soon.'' she murmured,
smiling and practicing courtesy to her
reflection in the glass. Any one who
could have seen her would have said that
she was heart-breakingly pretty in her
simple red and white ball dress. To be
sure her hair WAS pulled or scrambled, or
tucked up somehow in the prevailing mil
tom style, when it would haye looked bet
ter worn in every day manner, but leach
one to his taste.'' and perhaps Austen
Rane, for whom she was waiting, thought
differently.
| ''Dear me,'' she said, skid gloves are
nuisance!' Don't be shocked) Il wish It
were etiquette to wear wooden Ones"
Sleigh bells sounded without. Daisy
smiled little and listened. There came
step on the wooden porch. Daisy ran to
the door in Gutter Of delight sna rose
colored ribbons.
Austen Rane came ina hearty pleas
ant young man. His eyes expressed MS
admiration as he stopped short 70 TAKE q