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National Republican., 1882-12-04
Boarding.

TVYREMONT HOUSE.
i CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
First table, polite and attentive servants Very
desirable situation for families. Rates. $3.50 and e
per day SIS, $50, S35 and 10 per month.
del Il. w. DENISON, Proprietor.
IDOARD AND ROOMS-CLARENDON HOUSE,
ID DOS + street. opposite Masonic Temple; first
class board, including lunCh SlS per month meals,
20 cents is tickets, -; ladies' dining-room on first
oor hall entrance: rooms for transient and regular
hoarders; newly painted and papered.
nu27-lmS MISS $. +. MENDENHALL, Prop.
rnIHE KENSINGTON, 1896 STREET NORTH
\ west, having been renovated and returnished, is
ready the reception Of pernnnv Mt and tran
silent hoaTdeTs. MRS, NJ. j. HUBBALL no23l2t-
DOARDING-TWO ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR;
I'D table board; convenient to Departments and
cars. 725 Eighteenth street. no2-l2t*
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proposals.
DEPARTMENT or TuH INTERion,.

WAsHINoToN. ID G., November H. 1890
SEALED PRJPOSAl IS Will be rrceiypd nj tho
Department Of The Int ror uudl noon of he 18Th aay
OF De'ember lss2 for the following work inc udugnl
materials required, at the government reservation nd
Hot springs, Garland County, Ark.
For eEcRvaung about nine thousand DOlD cubic
yards of material. w.
For Ouidqga wall upon both sides Of Hot Springs
Creek, requiring about thirty-Oue hundred 'ttl.u)
cubic yards Of granite masonry.
For laying about nineteen hundred O,OlO cupic
yards 81 concrete.
For putting down about lny-GVe hundred and
sixty (jod0 feet OF vitrhe oarthernwure sewer pine
Twelve (!2) Inches In diameter ~
For laying about twelve hundred Q,20j) feet of ak
(Gl inch iron pipe
Plans, specifications, and instructions for biddcrs
Of the Interior.
nols2l22-2t27-20-d 20-dee2-i,G-s
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ctfor Sale ano 8rnt.
c4tur Sale--gOts.

TNOR SALE
IL TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
each 32 feet front, the terrace the north side
of Rhode Island avenue, east of Connecticut avenue.
The location is one of the best IN the District.
A BARGAIN IN LOTS
on New Hampshire avenue, near Dupont Circle.
Avenue now being concreted.
Also on Sixteenth street, near Scott statue.
HANDSOME NEW DWELLING,
and other choice lots in the northwestern section.
WAI. p. YOUNG,
1920 New York avenue.
T7OR SALE-ON TERMS TO SUIT PURCHAS-
u ers-AbOut 10 beautiful building lots * and
North Capitol street,, adjoining North Capitol NJ. Il.
Church. Each lot street is Is leot ffont and 50
feet deep; sewerage. gas water, and shade trees:
wide parking, Sc; Lw9blocES north Of Government
tSC. inquire Of j. W, STARR, Ii29 n. y. avenue
nO4lm j.. NJ. SAUNDERS, Il03 l. street.
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Seost ann c4opno.

Z OST-A BLUE SKYE TERRIER DOG, WITH
Il ! white spot on breast, answering to the iame Of
doe" S5 reward will be paid IL returned to La
Pierre House, corner Tenth and Il. de2-3tF
U osT-A GOLD WATCH, INSCRIBED IN THE
Iso 81 ,sai y an @ III itnH a. AIMS 10
return and no questions asked. Address JOS. BA u
MEH, Washington, ID. G. de.3t*
I Osr-ON THURSDAY MORNING. A SMALL
4 i wallet with owners name and ' London,
lSO,n written in it. The finder will be suitably re-
waIded by leaving the with its contents at the
Office of Wormley's Hotel del-3tt
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.5ur gaIc--g gtlistrllanrous.


JNOR SALE-APPLETON'S ENCYCLOPEDIA,
A compete in 10 numbers, bound in sheep skin,
with four yearly supplements; never been used: for
$50 cash. Address ENCYCLOPEDIA, Republican
OlCe uek3tS
A II A sACRIFICE-A FIRsECLAsS, NEARLY
"A. new ruseW ogd case piano; one OF the finest
pianos in style, finish, and tone ever offered; s25U,
cuat $500. T. G. WoRCl, ll3J Tenth street north
west. del3t@
INOR SALlt-A PAINTED 5O-INCH hOPPfR
N bicycle, nearly new; Will exchange for u -lnch
maohine. Address or call at no. lll2 New York
avenue. del-3."
TVOR sALE-A HANDSOME WALNUT BOORs
A uy ~ binCh Curnice; also choice library
OF ROO books, standard works. Address BOOKCASE,
city r. o. dee-3t%
TIOR SALE-THREE GOOD WORK-HOR ORSIs,
IL suitable Tor grocery wagon one good cart
horse; viii trade for coal, Apply to the Watulugon
silver Plating Works. 1908 street northwest. del-,ta
DARLUR ORGAN, ElGHI STOPS. IN GOOD
Il condition, made by leading manufacturer, for
sale cheap would exchange for plano. Address
Lock-box 5Ol, City II. o. del-3t*
1IOR SALE AT a BARGAIN-ONE BALTT,
~ more Jaeger, $40; one springwagon, $40; one
phaetOn buggy SO one iumpseat carriage, s75 side
bar buggy, s75 six good horses from Virginia; one
phaeton carriage, S7j, also carriages, harness. and
wagons of all descriptions. The most fashionable
turnOuts in the city for hire at the cheapest rates at
GEYERS Livery Stables, 4GS and 40 street north-
west. OcH
National Republican., 1882-12-04
VERY LIKE A CONSPIRACY.

Gen. Chalmers has just received a letter
from Judge Ware, of Mississippi who informs
him that few days since a reliable gentleman
was travelling on IA railrond in Mississippi and
overheard conversation in which Price
Porter, the deputy of ii. G. Myers, secretary
of state of Mississippi, said that ON Sunday
previous to the canvassing Of the returns in
Mississippi he and Myers had opened the. re-
turns from the second district and discovered
the error as to Tate County; that the error
was communicated to Gov. Lowry, and after
consultation with Gov. Lowry it was resolved
to lock up the returns and keep them from
public inspection until the count was made
and he writes: "a clearer case of unblushing
conspiracy to defraud you could not well be
imarined"
National Republican., 1882-12-04
Business Gbantrs.

9nstnrss Ggantrs.
Gcdnn TO sl,5OO WILL PURCHASE INTER
~ DtOO, est in substantial, staple business IN ope
ration Will pay rom 2OO to 300 per cont prois az
opportunity Of a lifetime to gentleman desiring FIRST
class business; money secured. Address CAPITAL,
Republican once del-3l*
NOR SALE VERY CHEAP-PATENTOFF
n reports lmechanicaD from 1S4i to ISL inclusive
comprising s. volumes At bookstore, No. l:O8 sew
enth street northwest, de2-2tA
ITO CATERERS-WE HAVE VERY DESIR-
Il able property in the northwest, admirably
adapted for iirstclass catering establishments fine
apartments and well furnished. JOHN SHERMAN
~ CO., O27 + street northwest. oc20-tf
z IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
~ on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; Collections made every
where, by ]. H. SQUIER q co, Bankers, lil6 Penn
pylynnia avenue ma26-1
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aalnntrn---Ynnms
GQlantrS- 1listclIancous.

dQlantrS miscellaneous
MELT WEATHER STRIPS APPLIED TO WIN
II dnws and doors. Orders by mail prnniptv nt-
tended To. Address N. HUMPHREY s2j y street
southeast. dei-3ts
w TANrED-HORSFS TO KEEP; COMFOltlA-
w ble stable, box stalls; city reference: keeping
hurses Il speciality. Can be seen ut Prices stable. 3ll
sixth street northwest, Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud
saturdays. Farm On SCvCnth-street Eoad miles
from ,Ae city. .. IL. p. CLARK, sligo Md dei.lmA
yyThNTED TO PURCHASE-FoR CAsH-A
w house in northwest section, containing 10 rooms
and all modern improvements, in hrsclass order
cost not 10 exceed sLOJl Address ClAS, j..
BISHOP & 90, real oStutc brokers and insurance
agents, lCo3 + street northwest. del3t*
NETANTED - DAY AND EVENING PUPILS
w in Latin, French, German, and English terms,
o. cents per lesson: thorough instruction. 1888
Twelfth street northN est. Miss $. det-6t@
wv TANTED-SOLICITORS ON GODD COM MIS-
w sion. Address HENRY NJ. BEADLE 800 Penn.
sylvania avenue northwest. de4-lt+
VIZ yASrED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN L.
wv Beall, Room 4, 1i.O New York avenue, Is n Com
missioner of Deeds for every State and Territory.
United states Commissioner Examiner, and Notary
Public always in Office from a. IN. to5p. m ap3oly
National Republican., 1882-12-04

VOB WORK OF EV ERY CIIARACTERAND DE
- scrlption executed at The National Republican
ONCE at any hour, day or night, and every day In
the year, Good work and low prices seD
National Republican., 1882-12-04
MersonaI.

CEAL SACQUES REFINED AND REPAIRED;
- circulars renovated; fur iobbng of every de
scrpton. MISS CUNNINGHAM, formerly with
Mr. b. II. Stinemetz Oflce 81 IL street northwest.
dot
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C;0urational.

IO1 10 AND 12li FOURTEENTH STREET,
l. - Il - near FOlrtcenthstreet Clrcle-Norwood
lusuIute. select school for ladies. a few bpaTders
received. Address MR. OR MRS. WIN. ID. CABELL.
nos Gnl
National Republican., 1882-12-04

LNINE ORANGE GROVE IN FLORIDA FOR
n sale, with mrroved farm: chance Ii ap!
piled for at once; on easy terms ANDREWS II CO..
II Nintl street northwest. dpJ.3tA
National Republican., 1882-12-04

6sISARTS OF THE HUMAN BODY EN-.
4 larged, developed, and strengthened" &c, is
an interesting advertisement long run in paper.
IN reply TO inquiries will say that there is ev
advertisers are very highly indorsed. Interested
persons may get sealed circulars giving all parlcu
fllo n. N.-10Ledo EuentnD Bee oc31-tf
nECoRATIyE, ART OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ f.. BRASELMAN Will give instruction in
Crewel, Kensington, and all kinds OF Embroidery.
Lessons in classes and private. Apply at her EN-
broidering ParlOrs, No. 1911 q street northwest
Terms reasonable. selI-ly
National Republican., 1882-12-04

TNSTRUCTIoN-A CLASS OF LADIES AND
Il Eentlemen is being formed for the study of short
hand; few more needed TO make up the number.
For further information call l21 street north
west del ats
National Republican., 1882-12-04
SpENoEEIIAlsNS BUSINESS eoLtEe =,


corn ER NINTH AND ID STREETS.
Day and evening sessions ior the elnUation of sons
and daughters ard men and women for selEsuppOrt
and real life, branches taught The English
Language, business Arithmetic, Spencerian PTacti-
cal Pcninanship, hook keeping by single and double
entry, business Practice, Physical and Vocal Cul-
lure, Political Economy, Commercial Law.
scholarship for year from date of entrance, day or
evening $50. Special terms by month or quarter or
for year by nstalments College circular mailed on
HENRY c. SPENCER PhncipaL
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Pfinclpal. auli
NTEW SINGING AND PIANO CLASSES UDAY
IN and evening" are now opened at most liberal
terms Tor ladies, gentlemen, ana Children NJ
PROFESSOR DE WOLOWSKpS
Musical Institute 1llG street, corner wclfh, Also
private tuition OF finishing style by Professors
simplhed method shortest and best saving years al
practice, training voices to the highest culture for
operas, concerts. &C. OolG
TNRENCH LESSoNs.-MADAME LEPRINCR,
G from Paris will give Conversational Lessons In
French At her own and pupils residences also open
evening classes Prices moderate. Call after O'clock
at No. 1875 street northw,s ap2S-u
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T H U r S B Y,
LYCEUM COURSE OF LECTUREs,
SEASON OF 1ss2!S
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
THE WASHINGTON LECTURE LYCEUM
announce the following course for the season.
Tuesday, Dec. l2-Rev. JOHN HALL, ID. ID.
The Scriptures and the sciences (uow)
wednesday, Dec 2O-Rev r. DE WITT TALMAGE
The MOnstrUstes, Cruelties, and Meauness OF
Modern lnldelity new.
Wednesday, Jan 3-Iley. JOSEPH COOK.
The Religious Signs Of the Times (new).
Friday, Jan. 5-Rey. JOSEPH COOK.
The Spos system, or the Pocket In Politics (newl.
Friday, Jan lD-Rev ROBERT COLLYER.
From The Anvil to the Pulpit new.
Friday, Feb 2--Air JOHN B. COUGH.
Powers That BE new.
Number of Course Tickets Oimited) $3.50 each
To be had at principal bookstores.
Seats reserved for course, without extra charge at
Frees bookstore, 1912 street. opposite Ebbtt House.
Single admission 5cenis. nOlGs3G
National Republican., 1882-12-04

TARRIE.- WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF
" Christmas and New Years cards: don't forget H..
" WaSHlNGroN CARD COMPANY, COS seventh
street, deo.0t
National Republican., 1882-12-04

NEJ ILL MRS. -, FORMERLY MRS. HOWARD.
w o; Capitol Hill thirteen wears ago please COM
municale with DIR. w. Republican Office? de-3t*
GEE TIIiiM NOR THE HOIIDAYS-sIX
- cabinet pictures, or 1? cares for 81 the best ana
cheapest yet QuARTLEY'S, 40l Seventh street,
corner northwest. noaS-5t% 3
EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT MRS. FRIES is
II the only natural flower efnbalmer in the city
and can he found at 900 Eighth street northwest
National Republican., 1882-12-04
6dlanfc0.-.s s;tn1tions. -ftmalt.

UTANTED-A GIRL WITH GOOD REFER
w enge tn family three 10 do general housc-
work. Apply at No. 30 " rect slutheast de4jts
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-15
Irrteate the Orange Trees.

Experience has proven that if de
 ciduous fruit trees are kept growing
 too late in he fall there is danger
 that the tender shoots and tender
 ends of limbs may be cut by the
 frost and the trees injured. Hence
 it is best that irrigating such trees
 cease about the 1st of December, to
 give the wood time to mature and
 become hard and frost-resisting. Those who were not acquainted with evergreen trees, as the orange and
 lemon, very generally made the mis-
 take of treating those trees in the same maner they had been accus- omsd to treat dcciduous trees. But
 under this treatment it was found that cold, frosty weather was kill ing. barking the trees badly, and great fears were entertained that orange and lemon culture would at least prove but partial success in northern and central California.
 When, about two years since, It was su ggested that, the nature of ever greer trees Icing different from that of deciduous trees, they re- quired different treatment, and that they should ;e kept growing through the fall and winter, the suggestion was re ;eived with incredulity by many of our best nurserymen. Ex- perience, however, in this city and vicinity. has pro ven the suggestion tn be founded in the correct prin- ciple. The oran ge and lemon trees are found to withstand cold frosts and cold winds much better when the sap is in rapid and vigorous cir culation. At this time these ever green citrous trees are growing more rapidly than at any other time within the year. IT. c best way fs to kccp up the irrigation and growth
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-15

George IIamlin, proprietor of Hamiin's Stables and Corral, showed us three very fine colts 8 few days since Two of them are Dexter colts and present the usual excel lent points of that stock. The third is Sacramento colt, foaled last spring, and is perfect little beauty. He has been offered $50 for it, but refused the money.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-15

"DaQ one, whom It won't do to fool wi h. Look out for him.
 Pretty much the whole town
 seems to be on the -qui utUe for the
 festivities at Tempe on Saturday.
 That there will be an interesting
 time we have no doubt. Our Mexi-
 can population know how to do
 these things to perfection, and when
 such an affair is in the hands of such
 men as Messrs. Garcia, Imperial
 and Moreno, we know that it can not be failure.
 Yesterday we were pleased by the call of one of our leading and most enterprising citizens-whose name we do not know that we have the privilege of using-for the purpose of talking oyer the buslness pros poets Uf PhoenIx, aud especially our railroad prospects. He is in full ac- cord with the HERALD on these things, and his encouraging words and thoughtful, business-like sug- gestions inspire us anew and satisfy us anew that our ideas of the wants of Phoenlx and our valley are not delusive but to the point. We would invite our business men gen. orally to give us their ideas on these things.
 "Oury's coming" was the watch word passed along the line this morning, and the leaders of the "un- terrified" hired every available rig, forgetting the hearse, to go out and meet inc Great Incompetent The reception committee bore solemn countenances, becoming a funeral procession, for they all seemed to realize that Oury was dead, so ia as the Congressional fight is concerned After enjoying the balmy air of the fields outside of town for half an hour the committee slipped m by the back streets, considerably crestfallen, each denying that he was looking for Oury. Cox and Rosson claimed to have gone out to see a patient; Mosher only went out to see Bwycr's ranch; Lemon was only taking morning ride. The funeral procession felt that it was badly sold. On the 7th of Novem- | Ter Oury win he late agaln '
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-15

years-snch ss loss or u.emo-y. Lassl-l.ls. Nocturnal Emission. sVcrSion co <oc c.r. Di.anesS of vislon. noises in tee 1-4-- tce vital fluid passing unooSeEvet ia che tr'1e and many other diseases that t-e-s Cd. ll- sanity and death.
 Dr. Mintie will aesee to fo-fcit Eve ll.n- drcd Dollars for a case Of shis k-1l rna Vital Restorative (under bis special l lvl-a and treatmentl will not c-rc. c- ior anr.- thing lmpcre or injurious fonnd ia i.. Er. Mtntie treats sll private Diseases slccraa- fully without mercury. Con-1l4rll llsll lrstsf- thorough examinati0n and advtcr. fu- cluding analysis of urine. S Ertea ca Vital Restorative. SS a hottic. c- lo1r rslzea the quantity. Sl0s sent 10 any al1re-~ upou receipt cf price. or C- O. n -ccura from observation and n privars na1ne a desired by A. E. Mintie. M. D.. Nl. 1llsear- ny St San Francisco
 Sample bottle set tree o- annl,c4rll1 cr letter stating symptoms. sex al1n Communications strictly Con. 1lls e. ia
 Dr Minutes KIDNEY RENsDr >zrxE1r-r CUM, cures all kinds Of kidney and c1ac lr- Complaints. GonOFrhoea- Giccr. L Lelcor-1rsa For sale " all druggists ST a s.sctez.=.z bottles, S5-
 Dr. Miptie's nASDE1loS PlIrS are tha best and cheapest DyspepSiA and l5llioIls tm the n .arket- For sale oy all d-cs<lsea
 1an1-ffr
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-15
PILE 7. Piles Sure Cure Found at Last! Fso One Need
 Suffer-

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, itching and Liberated Piles has been discovered by Dr. William, (an h. dian remedy,) called Dr. William s Indian Ointment A single box has cured the worst chronic cases of 25 or 30 years standing. No one need suffer five minutes after applying this wonderful soothing medicine Lotions, instruments and electuaries do more harm than good. Williams Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching, particularly at night after getting warm in bed) acts as poultice, gives instant and pain tiss relief, and prepared only for piles Itching of the private parts, and for nrthng else.
 Read what the Hon. J. M. Coffin berry of Cleveland says about Dr. William 5 Indian Pile Ointment: II have used scores of pile cures and It affords me pleasure to say that have never found anything which gave such immediate and permanent re- lief as Dr. Williams Indian Oint- meHt.
 For sale hy all druggists or mailed on receipt of price, $1.O0. Mccarthy & Osborne, Wholesale Agent
 Denver, Co!orsfo.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-15

Our friends and the public in general are respect fully invited to call and examIne immense stock just received from the East. Our display comprises every article imaginable and we do not hesitate in prices it surpasses any that have eyer entered this market. Special pains have been taken in the selee tion of wares for our lady patrons. Besides com plete assortment of
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-15
AGESES TOE
THE GREAT ENGLISH RgxEDr
rs .r--~-m,r.-

IS ucrs1-,1lr1E ccrc tcr N1rrlua n-e1s E11a1s-
 caNlta.i-y Sem r- alWcakle-e.S S79r-
 racrrhsrca 1se Nfa11ru lr1nn- tcucy. l'lr-4 VI s. Pr osr arfrr1 mM and ail the crrrA- bie a11tc1s oN selraruSe. vQEta- f1l fall,e-. ln rr- a-I,az4 aa rrra r.a~.a.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-03-04
rnn ELECTORAL ColIere nIIl.

Tho bin reported by Mr. Hour, few
day ago, from the Committee ON Priv
ilogos, to Ok the time and manner OF
counting the ele9t3nl votes Tor prcsi-
dent and vice president, and to regulate
ihe fual count by Congress. proyidos
that tho electors Of each State shall
meet and giyethnir votes on the second
Mordsy d JWgery following their ap-
pointmeni, a. such places as tho legis-
Miurss N tlo States may direui, OF tbal
each state before ihc timo fixed f1r the
meeting Of She electoral, aud may deter
mime By uibanil, Of its avn creation,
al controversies s coacerniug the APP
poiu'menl ~ its own dleot,r', That
llo sovernmenla list Of electogs shall
ua lnde iu aceorIlenlo with such deter
minsdon, pud ,hai NO electoral vote
from which cine return bah bean ro-
oeiyol shall ha ielogated except hy the
reaiigmei votes 81 both l0usoh al Con.
uoN. aud that IN case tao % morn re-.
iuris atc received ir0m ANY State thuso
votes and tho4e only 30 counted, wldoh
bath Houses Of Copgre9a acting aopn'
n,alY, counuyfeally dscide are sup,
ptrlod hy The State lgipnnal. The hsll
llsu mo'idos thai y tho sountlne ~ lte
io.ei hhi NOT have baet completed
haiefe lhe iiiln tden,ilt dAg nuAt alto,
as lffat "a elins oi she .uo ioutoa. IL
rieeW sAa slseivAfl Vs. n.kep W olthol
1ruse until after lhe NinailnF alt.l
ba't hqNn ilplNNek
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-03-04
The Reason of Birds.

Several yoars ago pair OF my canar.
les built; while the hen was sitting the
weather became intensely hot. She
dropped, aud / began TO fear that she
would mot be strong enough to hatch
the Gags. watched the birds closely,
and soon found that the cock was u de-
voted nurse. he balhed in the fresh
cold gatsr / supplied every morning,
then won't TO the edge Of the nest, and
the hen buried her head in his breast,
and was refreshed. Without hands
aud without sponge, what more could
he have done? The following fpring
the sumo bird was hanging in window
with three other canaries, each in a sep
arats cage. ] was sitting in the roorn
and hoard my little favoute give pc
culiar cry 1 looked up and saw all the
birds cronching on their perehes, para
lived with fright. On going to the
window to ascertin the cause OF their
terror [ saw a large balloon passing
alorg ovsr the end OF the street The
birds did not move till it was out Of
sight, when they all gave chirp Of re-
! Hci The balloon was only in sight OF
| The bird who gave the Alarm and have
! no doubt he miatook it for bird OF
prey. I have a green and yellow
canary hanging side by side. Theyare
treated alike and are warm friends.
One has often refused to partake OF
some delicacy till the other was sup
piled with IT, Que diy bad five bios
solas az dndchon; gave three 20 the
grueu, aud two TO the yellow ono. Tho
latter few about his cage, singing IN a
shril voice, and showing Ilnnlistakable
Signs Of anger. Guessing thu cause /
io1l. away Que Of the three flowers when
both birdssealed down quietly 10 enjoy
| lnnlr funsl
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-03-04
knowledge ina Nutshell.

- l.. g. L. r
"A CUBIC Is Two Ieet'
a PaJe Is tnrte ieet'
"A iutnoin Is BIN lgoV' ,..
a spun rs zen anu olie.na'' inol'o7'
a Paini IF ''' ti lnuIgs'
a league r,t ol rs ;hi re- ai m,,es' ,o
n ~ Blo'V oupi ~ ~ eioNpn lee'
d dnere IRE ARE = s s llnsuases' ,.,
VHts' I niy n ,., p0uuus per 2usliei'
Bsan, t9 ,; pounds l per . onshol
i'"ilel io!'y ,eiBn' lounu pr u"ane''
on a .. dSy ,,,;i Journey Is t1irtyt"o and
oh ~. MITES
gw" persons ,noYs. que every VERY. second nS d
',ounu moves no iuilpS PER ho'f'
A square i mllo contains ,iil,a $40 acres acres M
a storm blows ihir'y SIX miles per
hour Gr.., ..,, .;.,..... s... ..,..,. ..
coarse SAT- elghly'l'e POUNDS per
0" 3 tIh -, w.,or ,,.io,. .i.,,,y.,.n,
a Vup o' ""'or weighs o'Bh'y i"u'
pounds Rno,',.ho.. eo,..,ro ,,,,,,..,. u.,
buGkWheat' hity-two pounds per
bu ,ri r, ,,,
lho "'eiHBe VI H"'l"n li'e '' 81
years, ,...,, ,, ,.,,.. ,..,.,,,. eoo ,,,.,,..,.
a parrei O. rice "eIeus ouu luuuu7,;
a barrel OF pork weighs g Y hoo pounds
an acre cohlhh' toiu squire gAIua