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A MOTHER BIG LOT
OF BOYS OyERCOATS
AT WAY DOWN PRICES.

Every Friday through the st ok and 1sst Fri
day We dey set & the Bys Oyercuats It's wonderful
how rapidly cOse out large lts OF goods No mat.
ter how slcces fui garment may be the.e is ALWAYS
two or hre .et Of large lot The this is due
To tn fact that statesmen dislike handing goods where
there are MT L sizes IN stock. We have way OF get
nI< rd @. these sa Il, that VIII be profitable TO
yot as q is CnP- fitIbe to
There are alb rs h.ty ys Oyercosts dig boys IL 10
1G Of ase) hat - and %. So They go now
atS5.
hro.her lot e SO AMI s.. 20. same Sizes probably
rixty CO. = There are hardy than two Of one
kind That is the reason Sc for what there of
then.
We have made an therlo Of thnse - hdren's Over
cots There are sOEe among them that st double
that bu- they are IN small quaint. les. but plenty
;heC, a thee a-e abau; eighty in ths lot
Cal e@rly. for first are not liable 20 take the
worst TIE 90 s. The I.iccs nanle. You get fun
ssiae here we're only select from instead
OF hundreds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02

TIE DISTRICT MARsHALsHIP.-Rober V.Hughes,
OF Washington, ana VIM. Lewis Schiey, OF Baiti-
more have filed applications at the DEPARTING Mt OF
Justice for the marshalshp OF the District of Co.
lumbia.
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En- Route for Wa,h,up,o,

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-COnG ressmtn N Melv n c. George
or oregon. ana Hon. w. W. MORROW. the defeated
candiiate for CongTesSman-8t-large from CALI
fornia, arrived here yesterday en- route 70 Wash.
ingtol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02

THE POSTAGE on the double-sheet STAR Is two
cents The Post Office department requests per
Sons sending newspapers by mail to write theil
names and addresses on the wrappers.
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Arrest ora Charge of srsfug the uafIs
Win Insenf % Elrfraud

BosToN. Dec. 2--l lSterday afternoon A deputy
Is marshal arrested Dr. Charles ]. siman the
executive head or dean OF the Bellevue Medical
colege or this city, on the charSe or using the
mails with Intent 10 defr3ui lie was arraiynet
before t.S. Commissioner Hallett ana ordered 10
furnish bon IS In 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02
A Baltimore Detective Exonerated.

BALTIMORE, ND, Dee. 2-The case OF Detective
Fteburger charged with bribing voters nc the
late council election. was heard hy the borrd of
police today, AID he was cXonerated. The urand
Jury had previously dismissed the charge against
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02
Washington News and Gossip.

THERE are 199 new advertisements in THE
STAR to-day, covering more than one entire
page OF the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-pAY.-Internal reve.
nue., sss4, ,2s603; customs, s557. .420.0S.
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kilograms to The Star.
A q. s. STEAMER ASHORE.
POLITICAL MANDAMUS CASE IN ST. LOUIS
SCHOONER LOST WITH ALL ON BOARD.
COAL BARGEs SUNK NEAR POINT 1ooxour
Five Coal Baryes sunk Near Po,us
lookout.
N g THE EvENING SraR.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 2-Intellgence here OF
sinking OF five coal baryes IN storm Tuesday, on
Point Lookout. One consigned 20 johnson Bros
one 10 Mr.. ken, G-street wharf; one TO arsenal
barracks, Washing On; two Others 10 this city, No
lives lost -
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THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES to attend the
funeral of Representative Updegraff, of Ohio,
leaves tomorrow morning at 1918 o'clock, for
Steubenville, by way OF the B. &. o. railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02

FIVE NEW MEMBERS Of the House will be sworn
in ON Monday to I'LL vacancies: Mr.. Shelly, OF Ala,
to succeed himself; Mr.. Hit TO succeed Hawk of
H.; Mr.. Mclean, or Mo-, to succeed Mr.. Allen; ana
the successors OF Messrs. Lowe, Gf Aid, and Ste
phenS of Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02

PAY DIRECTOR E. G. Doran viii be placed on
the retired list of the navy On Christmas day
Pay Director Doran is at present abroad On leave
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Showing i'm 'ynree Ssa,cs

NEW YORK, Dec. ;, 9 Init Is showing al Chi.
the weather Is clear
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Old World News by Cable.
A UNITED STATES STEAMER ,sunrr


LONDON. Dnc IA dispatch TO u0yrs from Liza.
BON, dated F.1d y, says: United States steamer,
the name OF which is not known, is ashore at the
eher nee OF the river TaguS. "A dispatch from
Gibraltar on Wednesday stated that the United
States steamer Nipsc would sal for New York on
that day, by the way OF LisDou.1
THE STOCK OF TIRE BANK OF SPAIN DEPRRcIarFp
MADRID, Dc. 2-The directors OF the Bank of
Spain have undertaken u submit proposal 20 the
25 coo pasefSs TIA SHARES we eie Capuai py
fallen is per cert.
MR. HEALy GONE TO DUBLIN
LoSDoS, Dec 2-Mr IleaIy, N. p, whom the
| government cortemplates prosecuting Tor his
speech Il Carlow. has gene to Dublin
DUBLIN, Dec. 2.-Mr. Healy las arrived here
| FRENCH DUEL OFF.
PARIS. Dec. 2-The duel arranged betyeen NJ
AndriruS, who wounded n. Laurent. editor OF tie
hsFwopaprr srsn 1tnfs s. IN duel Yesterday. and NJ
AVene, writer for Paris, has been abandoned.
TIE SECOND sUEZ CANAL PROJECT
At meeting o: the SueZ canal works COMMITTEES
yesterday II was agreed that the idea OF construct
receipts exceed d one hundred thousand million
| francs the committee adjourned for month to
study the different proposals before it.
sUBSIDENCE OF THE FLOODS IN GERMANY
BERLIN c. 2-Communication between Frank.
fort-oH-the- Main and CobleEtz, which has been
| interrupted 10y the floods. has been restored the
railroads are gradually resuming traffic.
ILLNESS OF THE BRITISH POSTMASTER GENERAL
LoSDoN, Dec. "A bulletin IS ued this morning
dur NJ tie night, aud his condition is not so salts
1,ct'ry. The bulletin is signed among doctors BY
Mrs. Garrett-Anderson. Nj. ID.
GAMBETTA WILL LOSE TWO FINGERS
PARIS Dec 2-M. Gambetta'S doctor saws the
former Will probably lose the use or two fingers
oy inc accident TO his hand by the explosion OF q
revolver some days ago.
ANTHONY TRoIAoPE's CONDITION.
LONDON. DEC. "A bulletin Issued this morning
says that Anthony TTollOpe has lost strength
an that his condition is less satisfactory.
A LONDON POLICEMAN MURDERED BY A BURGLAR
II Is assumed that the murder or the policeman
Ia ID lSon, northern suburb or London, last
: night, was committe1 by a burglar
THE DUKE on EDINBURG PROMOTED
The Duke o. Etiinburg has been promoted to
the rank OF vice miral.
Justices OF the Cherokee Court Elected.
CHICAGO, Dec "A Spatch from the Indian
Territory states that at joint session of the Cher
| 0A2e senate AMI council the Hon. Samuel Bigbee
WAS elected chief justice OF the supreme court OF
/ the Cherokee Nat on, and Hons. J. Calls and j. B.
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The Markets..

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.-virgina g. consols, e2k;
to-day. - -
BALTIMORE. Dec. 2.-Cotton uuiet-ml ddlu9
l65salOz- Flour duh and unchanged Wheat southern
easier western quiet and about steadysoufhern red
l.03s l.09; do. amber, 1. l0a1 IL: No. 1 Maryland.
l0a% asked: No. western winter red, spot LOOK
al OF; December. 106sz bid; January, 95sa1. .09;
February IL lAasl l11s; March. l.1$4 asked. Ccrn.
southern lower aud quiet western lower and fairly
active southern whlts soa65 do. yellow, 56a66 vest
s ssn mSe spot SO pd 90. new eo4i year 65ts
601a60%- oats dun and steady-southern. l2az6;
western white, 4ia46: do. mixed 40s42 Pennsylvapia
4aa46. Rye quiet. t3a66. Hay hrm aud uDchsnged.
Provisions quit and unchanged Butter steady-weetern
pscked. 22s26: creamery. s2a96; Eevs loser-fIesh.
Rio carxoes. ordinary to falr 6<a71. Sugar seady-A
soft, ga copper refined steady, 17k. Whisky Qf,tef
liz. Freiehts unchsnged. Receipts-nour 66A
barrels; wheat OF, 100 bushels; corn. 2solt
bushels; oats, 246 bushels; rye, 945 bushels Siip.
n,ents.whest 4oOo bushes; none ssIss-xhssx
2lS 276 bushels; corn. 3Ss, 600 bushels.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2--Stocks strong. Money lag.
ExchanRe-long, 4,9z; short, 463s< State bond6
neglected. Governments generally unchanged. Cceto0
quiet.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-Fiour dun and hesvy
Wheat dun and lS&4 cent lower. Corn fairly scfvS
Aas< cent lower. Pork firm and quiet 20,
Lard weak. ll.50.
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100000 PIES.

100000 COPIES.
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER g 1852
GEAND CHRISTMAS DOUBLE NUMBER
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The edition. Of the CHRISTMAS NUMBER of the
LOND)& GRAPHIC this year viii be 500 o - Copies
and the eGi;iOn of the CHRISTMAS NUMBER of the
ILLUSTRATED IOSDOS NLWS Will be SOME
THING ENORMOUS.
For several years past the entire editions have been
taken up BY the t-ade the day OF publication. In
eonseq eTce Of the great demand last ea-. the PRICES
EOrk BEFObE CIRISTMAS to FIVE DOLLARS
Ger copy ii LONDON and NEW YORK.
Order received at 30 cents per copy by all book
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A TALK WITH TOouBS.
He AnduIgcs in Some characteristic
Remarks.

HE BERArEs THE REPUBLICANS TIE DEMOCRATS
SENATOR jog BROWN OF GEORGIA, AND Ex :
SPEAKER RANDALL
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A BRENTANO i CO..
1oI5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WASHINGTON. d. c.,
Corner of Ilth street.
Have JUS Received
CHRIS T3IAS I'LL. LONDON NEWS.
" LONDON GRAPHIC,
o YULE TIDE.
% SANTA CLAUS.
HOODS COMIC A = NUAL.
TISSLEY', CHRISTMAS ANNUAL.
CHEI oTI s LONDON SOCIETY.
MRS. BRA JDON'S CHRISTMAS ANNUAL.
REEfO-.'S CHRISTMAS ANNUAL.
Price SOC. each er Gee by mail.
SPECIAI 40 ICf.-jUr ST hi -hmeat viii be kent
o3en every dur!n- tie month Of december TIL
10 pm. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02
Reduction of Wages.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Dec. AIT late hour lase
night IL was determined TO reduce the wages OF
the employees or the Illinois watch factory from
10 TO ID per cent, the reduction to take place i'm
mediately No trouble is anticipated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02

THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE do not ex-
pect the report OF the tariff commission before the
middle OF December
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02

A BALTIMORE PIcKPocKET SENTEScEp.-Edward
Tulley, Jos. Null and Chas Reynolds three We'll,
dressed young men from Baltimore were charged
In the Police Court this morning with pickin6
Holton. OF Ohio, In crowd In street car Ct th0
9TH street junction last Wednesday. Tul0s
from whom the pocketb0ok was recovered, wa4
could not be directly connected with the case they
were dismissed An appeal was noted IN Tu1y1
case.
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Dead
A Ef0tcl ksurues

| WATERBURY, CoSN., Dec 2-George NJ Allerton
president OF tae Goo lyear Ildia-rubber Glove CO.
| died at his residence at Naugatuck this forenoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02
aF.tatUa; Hond .cc;d.,,

ERIE, Dec. Nv. L. ScOttS famous hotel ri Mas
sarge Point has been destroyed by fire. Nothing
was saved, and the occupants barely escaped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02

THE LARGEST. ADLEST AND FRESHEST
Il RELIGIOUS AND IF-.PAEY NEWSPAPFR
THE INDEPENDENCE
NEM YORK.
r3 yer wear: IS Tor two wears
''TIsI III - II. '-}J cents for a month
SNn} pO-tIl ri Al ONCE for speciInru COPY AND
u DGft. EG.. 10 Z Eff.
Address He INDEPENDENT, New York city. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02

MAJOR PETER c. HAMS, who has charge
OF the work OF reclaiming the Potomac fats,
has been ordered to relieve Capt Thomas Turtle,
corps OF engineers OF the charge or Forts Foote
and Washington, in addition to his other duties
These constitute the defenSeS OF Washington
Capt. Turtle will remain on duty at his present
station in Baltimore.
The CONGRESSIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY,"
Rev. DR.. j. w. Chickering, secretary OF the old
Congressional, and the still older Massachusetts
Temperance Societies, has just arrived for his
ments are in progress for the n:tieth anniversary
or the former association, of which the late Hon. j.
L. Updegran was an active and much esteemed
ma aInp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02

A Balsim0re PoIstlciam I'm the Wunhp
fnztom Pulpit.
From the Baltimore American.
Usn lust Tlutsdsy IL WAS supposed tkAs 1oA
C. H.resn Rlch. .rason had quit politck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02

CINCINNATI, o., Dec 2-The accident on the
Kentucky Central railroad last nlyht was caused
by the attempt Of the freight train. which was
several hours late. 70 reach Catawba the next
station north OF Falmouth, before the express
train should arrive. Four miles north OF FaI.
mouth the jwo trains met Wm- Gray, fireman OF
the passenger train, was killed and four men were
injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02

HE WALKS THE FLOOR NIGHT AFTER NIGHT,
BI1STt RED AND DOSED WITH MORPHIA
tOR iHi.t LONG YEARS AND YET GETS
ONLl TEMPORARY RELIEF, FINALLY
VISITS bR. O. DODGE PHILIPS, NOW
AZ sos l2lH STREET y. w.
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Justices of the Cherokee Court Elected.

CHICAGO, Dec. "A spatch from the Indian
Territory states that at joint session of the Cher
0Hce senate AMI council the Hon. Samuel Bigbee
was elected Chief justice OF the supreme court OF
The Cherokee Nat on, and Hons. j. Calls and j. B.
Mayo were elected associate justices.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ CHURCH OF The INCARNATION, COR
Ls ner 18th and streets northwest, Rev. l.. L.
Tow END, s. L. D., Rector.-Sunday servces-7 80
and II a. IN and full choral service at p M. at
which the seats ali free. 1t
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~ CORCoRAN GALLERY OF ART.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD win be paid
tor the apprehension and conviction of the person or
persons who recently grossly defaced the statne OF CIV
ue n this Gallery. By order Of the COMMITTEES On
n2sst WIN. MAcLEoD. Curator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02

HELD ON A CHARGE OF BuRGLARY.-Albert
Foster, Robert alias Pussy Smailwood and Robert
and Grant Johnson, the lour eolored men who
were arrested by Policeman West for most
daring burglary at the heusesof Lewis Sieyers.
last Sunday night, as stated ia yesterdays STAR
were put on trial In the Police Court this after
noon Foster was dismissed, and the others were
committed TO await the action OF the grand Jury
1ude3aultO1 1900 bonds each.
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d EMARkABLE CURE.

NARRATIVE OF THE INTENSE SUFFERING OF
MIX. lHS L. HILL. TWELVE YEARS COL
LECIOR OF TAXES FOR ALEX-
ANDRIA VA.
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MR. HFATy GONE m nr,prru

L"NDON, Dec. 2.-Mr. Healy, n. p, whom the
government cohtemplates prosecuting Tor his
speech II Carlow, has gene to Dublin.
DUBLIN, Dec. 2-Mr Healy as arr we'd here
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-12-09
FUN AND FASHION.

Several Of our exchanges are de-
voting considerable space to the
importance of cooking girls"
Its no use. We don't want them
cooked. The raw damsel is good
enough for us.
Some Of the new buttons ON
French wraps are very large, and a
landscape in relief is seen on these
metal disks. \ black brocaded
pclisso lately imported was decor
atod with buttons representing a
midnight sky with stars and a
crescent moon. Horseshoe buttons
Of metal in small size are seen on
some dresses, while other buttons
are balls of horn, and still others
are fiat metal buttons or tiny balls
with a little chasing on top. Old
silver and oXidized gold buttons
are seen in small sizes.
"Do you see hat young man
going along there!' Eyes; what
of itl" Hes got a girl on the
brain" "Ah Judging from his
appearance, the girl must have a
soft seat"
silk or satin wraps are always
good and it is a comfort to learn
that good plain black velvet is com
ing in again. 1t is becoming, ser
yericeable and always in good
taste. Many can remember when
to own a black velvet wrap was to
be clad likea princess. Now black
velvet and silk and satin have fall
en- within the reach Of the multi
tude.
A little boy who has been used
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-12-09

For getting the color line down
to the finest kin d Of a split hair,
the old medieval city of St. Louis
takes the cake right ont Of the
dough. Two boys, of dark com
plexion, by the name Of Nash,
were lately sent home from the
public schools Of that city because
it was feared they might have a
faint Of negro blood in their veins.
The mother Of the boys-a widow
is a lady in good society and had
previously shown that she was Of
Caucasian lineage, but admits that
there was a little Indian blood in
the family generations ago. All
If her children, except the two
boys, are blondes. She will con
test the matter in the courts.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-12-09

Now that Mcsila has been
beaten in the election it seems to
have made a dark and diobolical
compact with the Rio Grande to
disrupt it from Las Crnces entirely,
and make of it a lone, sequestered
island far from the evil and politi-
cal Vaccinations of an unkindly
world. The Bio Grande RepaJlj-
can Of last week says the old river
bed between there and Mesilla is
bank full Of water, which has risen
and covered the main road, so that
it is impossible to walk to the old
town without wading part Of the
distance. And it is still rising.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-12-09
NEW D YER
Notice of homestead Proof
LAND OFFICE AT LA MEsLLA, N. n. I
November 10th, 1882.

LAND OffAOb Al LA mEolLLAt ~. ~
November 10th, 1882.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow.
ing-named settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Judge Tor in the Judges
absence, before the Clerk Of the Probate
Court of Lincoid county, N, NJ, at tho
clerks Office in Lincoln, county and Ter.
ritory aforesaid, on December 9th. 1882.
at 10 o'clock, a. m, viz John Clark. on
Homestead No. 20S, for the set sw+ swt
set Section 10, and net nwt and nwt net
Section IS, Township 9S, Range 10 east.
He names the following witnesses 70
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz Edgar A.
Wall, Stephen w. Lloyd, Daniel hcKin-
ney and Charles A Wall, all OF Lincoln
county, New Mexico.
GEO. D. BOWMAN,
Register.
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They are turning out newspaper
men quite rapidly over in Socorro
Of late-at least they manage to
g& out some how. Another
change has been madein the Miner
during the past week. w. n.
Beall has sold his interest to p. A..
Simpson, the postmaster there,
who has employed Frank White
law to run it for him. We hope
the new management will be able
to brace up its weak joints, and put
q little flesh on ii, fguratively.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-12-09

to receiving ms elder brother OLD
toys and old clothes, recently re
marked "MIa, will | have to mar
ny his widow when he dies Z"
Some women are always talking
Of this world as one of hustle, toll
and care" We agree with them.
The women have all the hustle and
the men have the toll and care.
A delicate and tasteful breakfast
bow is formed by sewing pleating
Of lace to a bit Of embroidery so
that the bow forms fan. Oriental
lace is chosen for these little fan
bows.
In choosing cloth cloaks a great
deal of Judgement is necessary and
one may sometimes stumble into a
pretty thing marked down to a low
figure.
"It'sno use talking" said Mrs.
Fogg, decisiyely; Il tell you l
can't think of living in Blanktown;
l know l shall die if l go there"
SO you, my dear" replied Fogg
with unwanted animation, "I1l
go and engage the house immcdi-
atcly."
We never have had the expert
cnce, but we should think it would
roll an editor f~carfully after he had
worked the most Of the day getting
up an editorial declaiming that a
man is better off for being married,
to 60 home and be .jawod all the
evening because he forgot to bring
two-dozen clothes-pins, or some
such thing.
Ice-cream served III the form Of a
horseshoe is the latest, and is sup
posed to bring good leck to those
who eat it, but the vacuum in the
young mans pocket-book and the
gripping in the young lady's-ahcm
are apt to come the same as
usual.
Illustrated envelopes are no
longer considered good taste, but
tho paper may be embossed OF
painted in water colors.
Gen. Sherman is immensely
proud of his daughters, and ad-
mircs them with a hcartinoss that
is beautiful to see. He thinks what
" Rache" does not know about &
book is not worth knowing--that
Miss Sherman is the most capable
Of her sex ; that Mrs. Thackery il
the most fascinating creature, anc
Mrs. Fitch the best woman tina.
ever lived. The Shermans are, il
fact, nice and unpretending, every
one Of them.
An exchange says that q young
lady of Oswego, N. Y, succeeded
last week in making 700 words witt
the letters contained in the wor,
"conservatory." Young men Oh
the lookout for wives should star
for Oswego at once. Nothin!
couln be more delightful than t
come home after a day Of toll AM
be greeted with a list of the word
your wife has made out Of lively
letters. In the midst OF such grea
Joy the mere absence Of suppe
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-12-09

Governor McEnery has denied
Senator Kellogg n certificate OF
election rs United States Represen-
tatiye from the Trird Congressional
district of Louisiana on the ground
Of nou-residonce. Kellogg makes
the statement that he came to the
state in 1863, has registered and
voted there ever since, was Cover
nor Of the State four years and has
represented it ten years as United
States Senator, and was lately re-
turned as elected by over 1900
majority by the election board OF
his parish. There IS evidently
something still wrong in Louisiana.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-12-09

The Presidents message is ont,
but board is too high and life too
hilarious in New Mexico for the
LEADER compositors to tackle it.
The President makes his recon-
mendations in a clear, direct man
ncr, and writes like a lawyer, but
his essay is too yolumnious for us
to steal as an editorial and has not
sufficient humor about it to go in
the funny column.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-12-09

This week the Golden Era com
pletes its second year and the
third volume will begin under the
management Of j. A. Helping
slime and Stanley Taliaferro, Mrs.
\. l.. McGinnis retiring. This
lady has made many friends while
in White Oaks, by her agreeable,
unassuming manner and il is with
deep regret that they now hear OF
her departure to her former home
in Kinsley, Kansas, which she will
do in a few days. The office will
be removed to the building now
occupied by Justice Lea.