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CECOND HAND CLOTHING,
HATS 8q P22sf;oL sH q, .e wAroHss'
Can b disIo,sd q # sAs ysry hshest e.h prizes
Oh Oh street northwest. Orders By mail Win be
promptly attended to. ap6-ly
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GUIDES NEW EXPRESS LINE
WAsHINaToN, GEoRGETowN. AIEx.NDRrs
AND PHILADELPHIA
Connecting at Philadelphia with Clyde,s
Lines for New York. Boston, Provi-
New England States.
Through bills of lading given.
SAILING DAYS.
From WashingtoR-Mondays at SPIN
From fhiisdelphis- Saturdays at 10 q. N
Freight received daily until m. GEORGETOWN
goods received and delivered at Washington.
Wharf, foot of 18th street.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE L Co, General Msnsgers
~ South Wharves, Philadelphia; j. II. JOHNSON
90, Agents, 18th ST. wharf and 1909 T st. NV,
Washington. aD3O
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Nv Will SrEsEbA1LkIJ IAlOH U-STLAMSEIP
~ LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAyRE, LONDON
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers OF this company Will sail every Sat
urday from Bremen Pier. foot Of Sd street. Hobosen
Rates OF passsee: From New York to HayTe, Lon
doR, Southampton and Bremen, first cabin. 300;
certificates, S2s: For freight or passage apply to
0ELRIOHS 4 co, Bowling Green. New York.
Tor WSsn1nstOG.
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The EMIGRATION BoOM.-Two steamships Of
The Baltimore and Bremen line arrived In the
port or Baltimore yesterday, with 2.5Ol immt-
grants. the largest number ever brought here
before on one day. The steamship Ohio brought
l,25s. woman ana a child died on the voy-
age and child was born. The Berlin brought
l,246. -Four children under two years old died
and child was born on this steamer. The I'm
migrants come almost exclusively from Austria,
Prussia, Norway and Swe den.-BdY. Sai1,.
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>. ). 5,
MARX.
TESTIMONY OF DRUGGIsTS.-We have been
selling swtfts syphilitlc Specific for years. and re-
gard u superior to anything known to science for
The diseases for which it is recommended. We have
never known of single failure.
Co. Forsyth, da. Hunt. Rankin Lamar, Allan
IA, Ga. Pemberton, Samuels l. Reynolds Atlanta,
Ga. Daniel Marsh, Atlanta, Ga.
ATLANTA, GA, July 4, 1874.
We have used Swift's Syphilitic Specific in the
it is the only certain remedy that will effect DER
it. GRANT EXANDER Il 90
$1,000 reward will be paid to any chemist who
will Ed, on analysis of 100 bottles Of g. 8. g. one
eral substance.
Prepared only by the SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Atlanta, Ga. Sold by SCHILLER l. STEVENS,
National Hotel Drug Store. my24-1m
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WANTED FEATHERS TO RENOvATE,
w Mattresses to remake and fine uphOlstering.
Moth exterminated by steam. By F. q. YOUNG,
l4O4 pennsylvania ave-, opposite Wizards
Hotel msVl-6m
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gHNHOS. j. FISHER 4 CO.,
l. Real Estate Auctioneers, 1923 street n. ".

FHFHOS- j. FISHER & CU.,
l. Real Estate Auctioneers 1928 street n.w
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON
ElGHTEENIH STREET, BETWEEN Z AND
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated the LIST s1&
day OF October, 1872, and duly recorded in T3
ords of the District of Ooumbs, and at the request
OF the party secured thereby, will sell at public
DAY, THE 9TH DAY OF JUNE, 1880, AT O'CLOCK
P. NJ, the real estate in said deed mentioned being
bered one hundred and seven (1O7), according to
the plat of the city of Washington, fronting four
back the same width the depth of said lot.
Terms OF sale: The property will be sold subject
half the purchase money cash, and the residue on
acredit Of six months from day of sale, purchaser
giving deed OF trust on the property to secure de-
ferred payment: A deposit Of $50 will be required
when sale is made and if the purchaser shall fad
to comply with terms of sale in five days the prop
erty will be resod at his risk and cost.
n y2Sd&ds @. V. n. CALLAN Trustee.
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"ANTED-Ant the Ladies IN Washington to call
w and examine our SEWING MACHINES be-
fore purchasing. New White, New Home, and all
reliable kinds. Singer pattern reduced to $25.
Machines In good order to rent. MCKENNY. 427
9Th st. ~ les
CUNNINGHAM, Halter, makes Silk -
OHats to Order, and Remedies old styles.
STRAW HATS BLEACHED. and Hats Of ALL
kinds repaired.
apSo TAO 9Th st. between q and H.
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VSHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE STAND
ARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, BE
LONGING TO FARIOCS OWNERS,
To be sold at my rooms, southwest corner 1z,=,,
Pen1syyania avenue and 18th street, on ~
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAYNA
EVENINGS, JUNE A. Is AND Is, CoMMENCISc
EACH EVENING AT Z 80 O'CLOCK.
Terms cash.
ieT-7t THOS. BOWLING. Auct.
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STEAMERS, 4
THE STEAMER MATTANO., ,,

YTVHE STEAMER MATTANO.o
Il tCAPTAIS WILLIAM II BfLEs J
Having been h7rcughly overhauled It.
and repaired IL & most subs tantial
manner, will re.ume her trips on -4--7-zz=s9D
Thursday, Msrcb 4, 1880. leaves 6th-st wharf
every Tuesdsy, Thursday and Sunday at 7 a. m. as
follows: On Tuesdays. for Colton's, Nomini and
Prospect Hill. On Thursdays, for Mattox Greek and
landings in WicOmico- On Sundays for MattOx
Creek, CeltOr's and landings in st. Clements Bay
Making Intermediate landings going and return
ing. g. T. JONES agent
my3l-3m 6th-street wharf.
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Auction SALES,
~ s. E corner 9th and D.

DUNcANseS BROS - hact PC es : northwest.
WASH BOILERS. JAPANEED Al. KsT
WATER lots, OVAL AND ROUSl .REE
JIES. COFFEE BOILERS, TWO, III %5'
AND FOUR GALLON WATER COOkEa
CANS. WATER BUCKETS, CHAMBER
FhAILS, WIRE DISH COVERS. &C.; ALL
At auction on THURSDAY MORNING. 10TH
JUNE, within our sale srooms, COMMENCING AT 10
O'CLOCK les 2t
A UGIION SALE OF TWO DEsTRABls
IA BUILDING LOTS ON THE SOUTH 81 DE
oF STREET, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH
l will sell at public sale on MONDAY. JUNE&>
18th blH, D. 1880. AT So o'ooocK I. NJ two fine .
by depth Of 100 feet. situate as above.
Terms easy, and made known at sale.
3eS-f,th,s b. 81. WARNER, Auct.
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AND FORTRESS MONROE

STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE.
First class fare, 81 hound trip, rT-A
sl So Second ciAss fare. IS Round s.sss--ssse.1N
tIip, 81. Leave 9th ST. wharf MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, 81 80 p.
NJ. Leaves Norfolk alternate days at p IA, stop
ping Of Alexandria, Piney Point. Point Lookout and
Fort Monroe, Va, going and returning.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, above wharf
MONDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at
Tam. bTEAHERS FOR NEW YORK.
Steamships JOHN GIBSON and E. O. KNIGHT
Pier Al, East Eiver, n Y, SATURDAYS. at p 10.
Georgetown at p IN. MONDAYS
Tickets. Staterooms- &c 20 to General once,
under Nat Met Bank FEsasgTXy6 PsBa saH
EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. FORTRESS
L MONROE AND THE SOUTH. sT-
STEAMER GEORGE LEARY, Erss.-it go
Joseph White, Commander,
FROM foot q seSsith st. From 6a@pSes wharf.
MONDAY I xSp WE'D ruEsDAEE's Every THURS.
NEsDAY. at $50, and DAY ABB SUNDAY,
every SATURDAY. at at 4 PM.
Stops at Pney Point and Point Lookout Going
and Returning. e
First-class fare. 81; Round Trip, $50. Tickets
good until used. b. +. DODD, Agent,
9TH st. wharf, Washington, ID. O.
ID. +. KEELING, AGENT,
ePZEom Campbell's wharf, Norfolk
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C0EGREsIOyAI.
Conclusso,N Of Yesterday proc..s-

SENATE-Yeste, day, afrer our report closea-
The bill to reduce the price OF public lands
scIe was dsSasse ,im ans IA ed sou 10 s per
-, The morning hour hasi0e expired the unrln-
i s, 10 business being the RcilS gSpoord reso-
lutiCns ''ip'"@ - ''o ''''-
MT. Beck. from the committee os spp-opr,a-
c c1nS' ,eporIta. WIN amendments, the suadry
n n appiopIlS,on OIL, ami viii call &c no to-
morrow. Tine amendments Increase The an
PREPARATIONS about g. .2oO. eco Among the an
pfoprlations Is che OF ssoo.0DO 20 enable the see
Ieti! OF tne Navy 10 place the Pensacola navy
yard In state or efficiency: SEQ ae0 for Fortress
Monroe; $500 for the Patent ofSce and SEQ ana
, ,ua o.e 1o'erhment Printing Oftce at WASH
Az $50 p. m. the Senate adjourned
mot SE-festerday, ster our report closed
Inc Ser ate bill ratifyinT the Ute agreement,
With amendments or House committees fhersfn
was Passed as amended
MT Wright moved 10 suspend the rules and
pass tne OIL enforcing the hour law.
several memSsr rne a oemsad no quorum votes
wlthdraW bis motion, but this he Indignantly
and exCltedly refused 10 DO. declaring Thai no
any rights IN this house
Several roll calls followed and finally Mr..
Wright withdrew his motion, the Speaker stat
Ing That he would recognize him 10 renew iE
curing the last six days of the session.
The Speaker then stated his intention OF re-
cognHing gentlemen who wished 20 cell IN ana
pass ullls lot lne erection or pubic buildings.
but. on the motion OF Mr.. Van Norhts TO SUI
pend the rules and pass the bill for the erection
OF a building NJ Rochester, y. Y, no quorum
voted, and motion 20 adjourn was made
pendlng which the Speaker laid before the
House letter from the Secretary OF the Treas
Ory giving detailed statement OF the amount
OF bonds purchased by the Treasury between
lS44 and 1889.
The House then. AT a:s0 adjourned.
SHOOTING HIS SISTERS LoyKR.-John Slater
or Nhltney'S Point, y. Y. Is dying from gun.
shot wound inflicted by VIM. Beadle a farmer.
Beadle lives with his mother and two sisters
near Whitney's Point. Slater was employed by
him, and he fell In love with one OF the Beadie
girls. His attentions were encouraged by Miss
Beadle. Her brother disapproyed or her choice
discharged Slater aid forbade him TO come TO
the house. On sunday night Slater was drly-
Ing 10y the Beadle farm. Miss Beadle stood at
thegate. He stopped his horse aud talked with
her from bis wagon. Beadle came I'm from a
field and ordered him away. He refused 10 go
BEAGLE went In the house and got his gun. His
mother and sister tried TO take IL from him.
He Knocked his sister down with his fist and
struck bis mother on the head with the gun,
knocking her senSeleSS. He then shot slater
INJECTING mortal wound. Mrs. Beadle lies In q
Critical condition and Beadle is under arrest
The EMIGRATION BoOM.-Two steamships az
the Baltimore and Bremen line arrived In the
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sac p Of 1MRR9TER ~ ANP o PNIMPR9yEP
S SE nA ANR q THRT AXE
STREETS EAST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Coust lrzA
Of the District of Columbia, passed in Equity 1ts13
cause No. 4, 600. entitled Simpson against -A4lA
SIMPSON, we will sell at auction on and in front of
JUNE, 1880, AT 5 O'CLOCK P NJ, weather permit
ting, and from day TO day, at the same hour until
al are sold, Lots twenty ,fonr (2p aud twenty fv.
the east half of Square seven hundred and eighty
ight !SS, )and the improvements, consisting of a
n anne dwelling and lots seven % to eighteen 0S),
both in elusive in Wil!oughby and Mattingiy's suo
division of original lots two ~ and three CD, in
square seven hundred and eight nine (789), aud the
of a large double frame dwelling and store, as
the same are respectively recorded in book of sub
division ''R. L. n. :" at page 1874, and ''No 10 ="
at page 125, in the surveyors Office of the Dist c
Of Columbia.
Terms of sale: ne-fourth each balance in three
equal instruments in six twelve and eighteen mouths
per annum or the whole purchase money may be
paid in cash within ten days after sale; or the pur
chaser can at any time anticipate the maturity O
the IT Mt with the interest t rebated
and Of $25 on the unimpro S pfI lots at
the time of sale. All conveyancing and
Kept insured in a reasonable sum until eli
the purchase money shall have been paid and re.
tie Whole Of the purchase money shall have been
paid. If the terms of sale not complied with in
ten days from the day Of sae, reserve the right
ne Ve ana o o. 'he &
4 plat Of each subdivision will be exhibited at
sale. ~
WESTEL WILLOUGHBY,
je7-d&ds G. W. HANDY. Auctioneer
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GALE OF d. SIRABLE FRAME HOUSE ON
- FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN MARKET AND

On TUESDAY. the 18th OF JUNE, 1880, Il
AT O'CLOCK PM, / Will offer, at public mi
sale, in front of the premises House No. 81 z4@.z
erty for a small family. and good opportunity
will be had to purchase at bargain. Lot is 25x150.
E. A. MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker,
je5-St No. 9lS street northwest
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4 fBAECERY SALE OF LOTS IA TO 81, BIO CTI
~ INCLUSIVE. AND THE NORTH % FEET
AND INCHES OF LOT 13. IN SQUARE 20,
SITUATED ON TWENTY FIRST STREE !
AND AND. NORTH STREET NORTHMEsr +.
COLUMBIA AS A MARKET HOUSE.
By virtue of the DEGREES of the Supreme Axs
Court OF the District of Columbia. passed in ~ -
against John G: McBair ct al, No /, S55, the ln-
dersie Trustee will sell at public auction in
front of the premises, on THURSDAY. THE lsT
PAY Ray OF july, a: D: 1885, AT 81 O'CLOCK Pm ali
those pieces or parcels Of ground in the city of
Was;hinsten, District Of Columbia. known ana
l. asts a. r. 16 IT, Is - 20 and a. snl the north
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
. The terms of sale are One-third go cash, and
the residue in two {2) equal instruments at six and
twelve months after date. with interest. to be So
cured by approved notes and lien reserved on the
property sold. No deed deeds will be given until
all purchase money and interest shall have been
paid. A deposit Of 300 will be required on each
lot and part Of lot when sold. All convey at
purchasers costs. If the terms Of sale are not
complied with in ten days from day of sale. the
trustee reserves the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of the defautng purchaser, after
ten days notice in The Evening Star.
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee,
Office, 400 Louisiana ave.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS / CO., Aucts
iGT- Qrk do
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ss1h0yeo from ample experience an entire success.
OILY medicines adapted to popular use. -1'
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-29
llnnlOr.

Secrets may be trusted TO miSer.
lie never gives anything away -NcW
orleans PtedWaf.
The infanta of Spain has begun to
take notice, and the King has ordered
II bull fight. The child's education will
begin 1T once-NcW YoM Commeycidt
IdyertiSr.
\ South End man asked Il onc-armed
organ-grindcr if he was n survivor Of
the late war, and the organist replied
Hang it, do act rs though | was
killed in it?''
"Don't you think, said il brother
lawyer to Judge Underwood that Jim
Pierson is the greatest liar of a lawyer
you ever saw" | should be sorry to
say that of brother Pierson, replied
the Judge, "but he i certainly moro
economical of the truth than any other
lawyer in the circuit
Pat-"Och, Bridget, did We niyer
hear nv my great spache aforc the
Hibernian Society Bridget mo,
Pat, how should ! 4? for sure | was not
ON the ground" Pat" Well, Bridget.
you see was called upon by the Hi
herman Society for spaehc; and be
iabcrs, rose with the enthusiastic
cheers Of thousands, with me heart
oyerlowin' with gratitude and me eyes
filled with tears, and diyil word did !
spake. '-,S,m Francisco Wasp.
An English barrister, retained to de-
fend an unhappy man charged with
purloning duck, found himself en-
harrassed on account of the rogue hay-
ing exercised his invention over freely.
and volunteered several explanations
of the matter. First, he said, he did
not steal the duck-he had found it.
then that his dog had picked itup; and,
lastly that Il vicious policeman had put
the duck in his pocket unknown to
him. Putting the case to the jury, his
counsel left the gentlemen to take their
choice saying My unfortunate client
has told half i dozen different stories
as to how he became possessed Of the
duck, | don't ask you to believe all
the stories, but will ask you to take
amy one Of them Which story they
took the advocate never knew, but the
man cot Off.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-29
OCTOBER.

A few mere songs and soon these tuneful voices
o or the blue splendor Of the southern scn
Will sound where the red tanigcr rej0ices
Beneath the acacia and the orange tree.
Soon. one hy one the rods now bright and golden
win turn 10 dusty bramblcs by the way,
And starry asters fall, rs from the oldrn
Rich tapestries the gories fade away.
Slowly the r1iAhcs, md the flags Of iris,
Grooming, no more their purple banners rnisc,
And deep, as in the land Of dark Osiris,
Streams the red light through bar" 0f cbryso-
prase.
few more days aud al the world Of flowers,
The light and glory on the land and main,
VIII fade ~ once on great Aladdins towers
The enchnutment passed, and all was dark
again.
No kneIy power. ~ wand Of nrcromnnccr
Can piIl with gold the withcred fields ngnn
No clarion voice can ILL., with jocund answer
A veil Of silence falls on hill and plain.
Yet in the west an orange light is burning,
Where bright heavens stcndfnst lamp X ~ on
high,
And bold Orion comes, each night returning
With countless worlds Oh worlds, hcyond the
sky.
And love ,hall live, though all the rocks .hould
crunblr,
And With the ryerbloonling cypress Int,
And warm hBnds cllsp, tho loud thu storm winds
rumble,
And ioys burn brighter in the @intry blns
iowh's Companion.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-29
A BAD REVIVAL.
Why TIVE Colored Preachers Engaged
In n Fight.
Little Rock Gazette.

y colored revival near Little Rock
has just resulted rather seriously. Par.
son Grecnleaf, Methodist. and Eide,
Hawbush, Presbyterian. united their
forces and held union meeting. The
preachers worked faithfully, but at the
end of the week, and when only five
conversions had been made the preach
ers closed the meeting with religious
disgust. When the two men began Is
settle up, a dispute arose MS to the Ill
vision of the convert spoils.
II aughter hab three insisted the
Methodist. Il wicked harder den yer
did. My voice is stronger an hit had
more feet"
no, sah, said the Pres bvterian; II
shall hab three myself. Yer may take
de tiggerS of cherry union meetin' hill in
las ten yeahs, and yer'll see dat de Meth
ODDS tried ter get away wifi dc Prcsby-
terlans. Ill mad it said dat yer can't
pull de lambs wool ober my eyes.
Here the congregation sang hymn,
and to make greater effort toward
cancellation, old knocked kneed Ben.
the man who used to make bread trays.
prayed.
"I'll tell yer what I'll do" said the
Methodist. '.l'll gin Yer two, an we'll
fling up a bench leg, wet or dry, fur
de udder one.
The presbyterian agreed but when
he picked up Il flat bench LEG and spit
on 1t, the methodist minister exclaim-
ed:
Il kicks agin SIGH proceedins! Mr..
IIntr htSh / IAnIN In,
truck wild yer, but when ! goes ter do
de eountin, of yer interiors, den darl
be a sturbance"
Lemmy tell yer said Hawbush,
gripping the bench-leg, "Ill be dinged
ef lse III gwine ter be counted out.
Use been counted out fur Jestice Oh dc
Peace four ur five times, an dinged oh
hit amt gettin II little sorter tire
some"
Use gwine ter hab three of desc
converts" exclaimed Mr.. Greenlcaf.
and he began to drag two sister converts
toward the door "ketch holt ob
Sandy Jones, brudder Simmons, yelled
the preacher; "Ketch him, fur / kin
manage de oman
stop dar" demanded Mr.. Haw-
bush. lurn dat man loose ur LII
brain yer"
"G'way from haeah. G'way | tell
YER yelled Mr.. Simmons 'G'way fur
Pse pizener den snake2'
Mr.. Greenleaf dropped the two wo-
men and ran to the assistance Of Mr..
Simmons Other parties interposed
and hand to hand fight ensued. Mr..
Greenleaf grappled Mr., Hawbush and
II lively scuiile took place "Doan
fling yer weight ontcr me- exclaimed
Greenleaf. 'Doan do dat Use got il
ketch in my back The fight would
have been serious but for three con-
stables, who entered and arrested the
entire congregation. The ministers
have sued each other, both claiming
the right to three converts.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-29
A Petriiied SquaM.
Carsnn Annenl.

On Thursday last Alonzo Ialetto, an
Italian fisherman, discovered Il petrtied
woman at Cascade Lake. He was go
ing out to fish mt the time, and when
pushing oil his boat struck his oar
against sonnet ing which attracted his
attention, He investigated the matter
and found petritied hand protruding
from the sand and pebbles ON the
beach In a short time he had un-
carthcd woman The body WAS small,
brown and ~erawny and emaclatcd.
The pctriication had hideouS APP
pearancc, and the body originally must
have belonged To Il Shriveled, sickly
woman The left breast was well de-
veloped. but the arms and legs were
not much larger than the bones would
have been, and the fingers of the right
hand were gone. The petritication
weighed nearly POS pounds, and a
more unsightlv object could not well
he imagined. Ii was brought down 10
Lake Biglcr III the afternoon. and l.. ].
Wilson, OF San Francisco, has offered
Sl0o for it, as he wished to present it 10
the Academy Science. In all prob
ability the body i that Of IN Indian
woman There i i tradition that
years ago the Indians had battle at
Cascade lake iii which the ,quaws
joined. and the dead were buried on the
shore OF the lake The finder wants
Sl5o for his prize. and il i probable
that the sum viii ~ paid bv the acad
emy, and the curiosity lie sent Is san
Faneiscn
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-29

II O'Clock, and you seem to have quite
forgotten your promise to take me to
see those Spanish pictures"
" Indeed, my dear fellow, | have
never thought of it, | answered, as
rose and began my toilet; but it is not
too late; | shall be ready very soon.
and here are the tickets on my writing
derk.
And turned to hand them to him,
but fancy my amazement when, in
stead of the little foot | had purchased
yesterday / saw the little porcelain
idol with which the Princess had re-
placed it.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-29

President HAYES ut the end Of his
speech Mt The Dalles. Or, proposed t.
shake hands with the crowd before him
by wholesale. 1t Iii request the crowd
held up their right hands, and he held
up his right hand. which he called Il
hearty Buckeye shake DR.. Richard
son then introduced Mrs HAYES Il
tie great mother
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-29
The Lord Of Creation at Home
Detroit Free Press.

They had not been married long, -
they sat down to play checkers In
the middle of the game she said;
Then do jump these two men
and get q king Of course | do. Crown
me. 1--WE got the first king and she
chuckled Historically.
No you ANTI either? II YOU can't
play checkers without caekling like
hen you'd better give it up. I'll take
that back and move here, now, 80.
Now Won can move.
over here q asked the wife.
Certainly. That's very good, ard
her husband gohbled two men.
i didn't see that; Id rather put il
here she demonstrated
Too late now said lie, pegging
away for the king row You should
study your moves first.
Ex-Congressman Eugene Hale de-
mics the report TINT he il going To move
from Maine to Michiran
Richland beacon., 1880-07-10

A COwARDLY ACT.-Shortly after
night services, on last Sunday week,
between 3 and 10 O'Clock, =. NJ, some
unknown party or parties threw sew
eral brickbats at the residence of the
Rev. p. Allen. The family were
much alarmed at this novel method of
treating a minister Of the Gospel, but
We are glad to be able to state that
no one was injured. Such conduct is
highly reprebeosible and is q stain
upoa our Parish that nothing bu, the
severe punishment Of the guilty pa.-
lies can efface We should bave
alludd the above last week but
did nt CT lit the rumor until inform
d Of its truth by Mr.. Allen himself
l, I the duty of ever. good citizen to
put down such law!es~n. 5, and we
bo that no efforts will be spared in
bringing the guilty parties to justice.
Sun.