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He sat upon the Neckars strand
Meath Unterturkheim's yine-clad height
A pole extended in his hand
And waited for the fish to bite
1t was a summer eve; the scene
Was still, AMI calm and passing fair.
And Ger the hills and meadows green
A sense OF rest was everywhere.
The river rppied at his feet,
And now and then across the dell
Game linking echoes, soft and sweet.
FROM Wangens hillSide-chapel bell
Far to the right were Canstatt,s spires
ripped with the golden sunset ray;
Ana 70 The left, the factory fires
VI ESsllhSen, league away.
And 'gainSt the far horizon gray,
A pail Of smoky haze was seen,
Which told where busy Stuttgart lay
Embowered mid her hills OF green.
Some group OF peasants now and then
Tramped by, on hOmeward thoughts intent.
Stout, ruddy girls, and sturdy men-
''GrusS GOtt!" they said, and on they went
And SO he fell to dreaming there
Upon the margin OF the stream;
Blue eyes, red lips. and sunny hair
Made up the vision or his dream.
He wondered why the Fates decreed
That she, the idol Of his heart,
AND ne, the JOY OF hers, should lead
Two lives thus lonely aud apart.
he wondered, doubling, II he e'er
Should clasp her tn his arms again.
A thought, begotten OF despair,
Game darling through his dreamy brain.
"YOn waters there are swift ana deem.
There's rest and peace for me beneath.
Why hot forever sink to sleep"
But bark! fOotStep On the health
On tp-toe stealing comes maid,
A WiSLful smile upon her face,
As II half eager. half afraid
Oh: haste, sweet messenger OF graca
Oh! haste. aye, haste, his life to spare.
lie hears, he turnS-Oh! more than bliss
Another inStant-and despair
Has vanished In O lovers kiss
GEORGE l. CATLIN,
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THOMAs DOWILN0. Aucuoneer.

CHANCEkY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
NEAR THE CAPITOL, PARTLY IMPROVED BY
A SMALL FRAME HOUSE
By virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. holding a special term In S.s
equity, in canse No s445 Equity Docket q wherein
Henry K. Willard Is complainant and Joseph G. Willard
is defendant which decree passed ON the 18th ay Of
0ctobsr, A z, lss3 we Will on TUESDAY, NOVEM-
Der THE THIRTEENTH Q3TH, A D. 1883 at the
hour Of FOUR M in front Of the premises offer for
sale at public auction Lot five 95 in square i've hun
drpd and seventy six (576) in the city Washineton
District Of Columbia said Lot being partly improved
by q small frame house
Terms Of sale. prescribed by said decree are: One
third 90 Of the purchase money shall be paid Ia cas on
day OF sale In che aud in two
the deferred payments to bear interest and TO be
secured by mortgage upon the property sold deposit
the property Is knocked down. C6nyeyancng nj cost Of
purchaser HENRY WISE 0ARNETT
No. Columbian Law BuildinR
@. G. COLE
oc26-d0 lO2 9th street northwest
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The good people Of Lisbon. Dakota, are dig
ging In their cellars In the expectation OF finding
gold. One man found some six nlontha 400
and all the rest are trying to do likewise.
Two Mormon missionaries, after Iaboring two
departed for fresh fields and pastures new. They
could only get ohs convert" and he was .
negro.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

vy\dONAS BOWLING, AuctOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUABLE FIRST
CLASS HOUSE ON FIFTEENTH STREET. NO
go. OPPOSITE THE MCPHERSON STATUE
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated the 18th day
March A. D. 1874 and recorded in Liner No; az, a;s
folio $50 one OF the land records Of the District Of
Columbia the unseIsigned Trustees win sell te ths
TIE TEL NINEIEENTa DAY Y OF 81, NOVEMBER 4 D
the written direction Of the holder Of the debt
situate and being in the city Of Washington
District of Columbia and known and distinguished q
lot numbered seven teen I'D IN Samuel DavidsOns sub
division of square numbered hundred and ninety.
nine u99i having front Fifteenth 5th) street west
of twentysix feet and five inches (2e it. in with
depth Of hundred feet GOO fiji together with Ia,
rights easeInents etcefsra, etcetera IN said deed
mentioned.
Terms Of sale As prescribed BY the deed are fol-
lows viz: The amount OF Indebtedness intended to be
secured by said deed and the e1penses OF sale to Be
interest at the rate Of eight per cent annnm until
paid payable semi annually 500 win be required
the time Ct sale and The dslsrEd payment: must te
Insurance and tag covenants on the properly solid 70
pay the whole purcAsne money in cash. COnveysruux
and recording ct the punchaecr's cost.
ANTHONY HYDEl s.,..
THOS. HYDE A1s'
C27SOnl S66lo lSlS.lE17
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L1OLEY, Auctoneer.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNI-
TURE CONTAINED IN STORE No. 314. CORNER
OFIAND 4rH STREETS NORTHW EST MONDAY
NOVEMBER FIFTH, COMMENCING AT TF.t
O'CLOCK A. NJ
The stock consists of follows: Cottage Sets Parlor
Sets Bureaus Bedsteads, Chairs, CARPETS, Stoves Mat
tresses. Sdeboards, Crockery Glassware Lounges and
furniture generally be found furniture store The
goods will be sold without reserve.
n2-N' FOLEY Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
o,HAREs W. HANDY. Real Estate Ascent

NHARES W. HANDY. Real Estate Agent
fsgsTEEs sE OF HSEsE v, 10 e rE1RcE
Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust dated No d
tdcf q ColSIbs and at the request Of the PARTY
sS ~ = + Ssss sES lss :
al tina, r re or rsrse Of ronnd tnse and
lyns in the city of WASHINGTON District Of Columbia
twelve tI9 in the recorded subdivision of square mum
ssred SIX , hundred and twsn:y Co being the west
Terms of sale half cash 6asnoe and twelve
ss time @ q ea"s s. Sn .S! ;, sS
's 70 &c @ si ME- I Il i5S.H J Hs TRUSTEE
J. 7. CoLpwEII. Auc,ioneer. o27-eoSds
T 7. CoLDwEII- Real Estate Auctionecr
IRIsTEss, SALE OF yALIABLE PROPERTY; RE,
of SINH t And s HEELS S 81 TIN HwE
,olS ,d i e a, led Of trpS1 o5s n Lr No
2: Coansss We vii ess foT sals d pubic auction
Il 't frSns e ,, e, =; On ft8sST me IlSHTn
the Part ~ Lo, l. in SQUARE No "a fronting twenty
street sfs on ea sF s. a Fs,ss fl. tive inches On
Terms: enelthrd of r'rrcasss money IN ensh the hal
Ss ss as ri, +; s, md y s
SAL c"n,eyansing At Fnrhas's cost !, the trims
viii be resod at the risk and cost Of deaultin
after five days notice.
oas-eo4a. j ESfSF T S S9Hkfi Trustees.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneerx
AUCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE TRACT OF
LAND IN THE COUNTY OF WASHTNoTOS. on
OR MAR ROCK CREEK. KNOWN AS THE
ADAMS MILL AND COLUMBIA MILLS PROP
ERTY.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of ga
District Of Columbia, passed in Equity cause No, q
S12s will offer for sale at public auction the -
premises iss ;, on MONDAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER lSS5. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. those
certain Parcels or tracts of land in washprton county,
In said District know part of Pretty Prosfsct and
lamars or Pleasant Plains" lying the east bank of
Rock creek. and west of Littes place and south of
W9odlys lane with good roads to the place known
Adams Mill and Columbia Mills Property containing
"A acres OF ground more or less For particular de-
scr7Ftion of this property by mees and bounds refer
ence Is hereby made to Liter Gil folio 81. the
land records for said District and to the proceedings
said equity cause.
Terms Of sale: One third cash: the residue in three
equal payments at six twelve and eighteen months from
day OF sale the purchaser giving pronisory notes there
fore to order bearing interest at six 90 per from
the day Ut sale, the purchaser may pay all cash any
greater portion than onethrd at his election title 10 DE-
retained until the purchase money and interest s raid
II the terms not complied with in days after
the day of sale reserve the right to resell tle risk
and cost of dcauiting purchaser All convpyaucirig
purchasers cost One hundred dollars deposit
ceptance Of bid.
JAMES s. EDWARDS, Trustee
o30-co - 4l2 5th street north west
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1VHE CELLULOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER BREAKS
bathing Ia tor sale Ut -
CHAS FISHERS
e.? 7th street northwest.
MRS FISHER dcyotes her atttltion to the wants Of
A<a0y fSSfV0& N.U
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I AD1Es'
develop the FORM by process tnever fais) and
Increase reduce the flesh scientifically also Remove
permanently Smallpox Fittings. Freckles Wrinkles
Moles. and superfuous Hair Compilations Bleachel or
Artistically Beautied Full particulars &C. Address
MADAME NJ LATOUR,
o17-w&s 2l46 Ieyinpton avenua Nauv yorh
Our MEMBERS SHOULD NOT FORGET THAT
~ one-fourth OF every assessment they pay in il re-
served and placed with the Central Trust Company of
New YORK not needed to pay deaths in of the
Aluer1can laDe OF Mortality each mans share Of it
his regular dues and assessments ~
Office Of the MUTUAL. RESERVE FUND LIFE AS
ISOLATION. l5U9 street
o2O l.Y. KNIGHT. General Agent
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OF BOSTON, MASS.

way beverages medicines to their newly patented
method of refining liquors by agitation and the forcible
injection VI pure warmed air. This process thoroughly
oxdizes the flsl OIL and expels the light dangerous
ethers and adehydes positively eliminating all poison
elements, and rendering the liquors smooth mel
low of delicious natural favor but above all making
them chemically pure
Liquors of two three years old Of the best quality
taken and by this process in short time made
superior in favor and commercial value to those kept
great many years in the wood This saving Of time oo-
casons a corresponding reduction Of cost so that not
only better goods but lower price for liquors secured
by the Gushing Process than formerly possible
Chemists Of national reputation have Endorsed the prn
cipe and apparatus employed scientifically
and physicians prescribe them the best for medicinal
and family The goods themselves may be found in
Washington at the wine store of JAMES F. MCGEE. 404
9th street northwest and at the principal druggists
Pamphlets circulars and other information will be-
cheerfully furnished to any person addressing
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r. P s.
COCOA
B r e AK F A 8 T.

|EpPs' COCOA
B EAKFAS
GRATEFUL-COMFORT
"By thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
govern the operations of digestion and nutrition and BY
Mn bsayy Which says
asdu ss y
snSs
ms ssay to af fs; there weak point
fed With pure blood. and properly nourished hame-
Made sim ply with boiling water or milk
eoio In t'ns lonly hlb and lb. by Grocers. labeled
JAMES EPPs CO..
o1e-mtu&s Homeopathic Chemists. London. Eng
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
MARY M M 5is sEsY Ea 5eEf Sd K 4 ct al
the asss saS jHs
snd IL ies s
ias s oP os
Fl on 81 pA the n Of S Fail s
na n mne a aRd place al claims against the said estate
o27-lawsw JAS G. PAYNE. Auditor.
In THE SUPREME oogRT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
CHAaLEs b. ARMIES ADMINISTRATOR OF Emory ". Du
ct a. sss Ea boe DO BOSE
o On m3ti9n q the it is this EIGHTH DAY
Ss IT'S e ss.snas1 Tina
l1ra wye sumner c. s. Skinner, A. =. Skinner N T.
Sklnner; BSknner. w M Skinner Martha j. Beasley
GanoWay; aud Galloway her husband j. H Beas-
isy Du Bose. r. E. b. Du Bose j. l.. r. Du Bose e
"a Il Ou SoseO OSCAR Beverley Du Bose Lucius Benger
Du Bose Nyen Middleton Dn Bose. William Perry Du
BOSE laurence Stokes, Elliott f. Stok Eniline
Malts MARY d. Paschan T. r. Waits w. '. Paschall
ADert 9oroam; and Jordan his wife, W. W. Thomp-
son ana thompson his wife and Frank II. Du Bose.
s th to be entered In this cause
cay Sthefwse the cause viii be proceeded with In
CHAs P. JAMES. Justice, &c.
By ~ A CLANCY. Asst. Clerk. o92 27&novs-4e
TVHE PRINCE GEORGES ENQUIRER.
\ fuplshed at UPPER MARLBORU Prince Georges
C,ung Ad having extensive circulation in said
county and throughout Southern Maryland offers spe-
advertising medium.
Literary and Political Journal It il admitted to be
among the very best in Maryland
JOsEPH K. ROBERTS, Ja., p....
f2e FRED. SASSCER JR- : Ioi'ofss
TlHE cELLULOD TRUSS: THAT NEVER BREAKS
never wears out always clean, and can be worn while
CHAS FISHERS
e.? eth street northwest
Lady PxtronA n.u
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y OBERT o. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctoueer
III 10th and streets northwest

IL 10Th and streets northwest
AUCTION SALE OF THE DESIRABLE DWELLING
FEE "a E ES1SEe
& virtue eH tS Of xs ds sS Of sf Ss,s
S DAY q s5 so IS @ il. ~
@ Of tie Ds,ret Of combis viii It s pn ian
sfa h fFfRs f tt e R n: No.
LOWING real estate in the city Of Washington District Of
SA 1 s r. IN esa asEsan
sl9n OF square Numbered two hundred and seventeen
plat II h co Sss &. the
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash and the balance in
rate Of six per cent Per annnm PAYABLE semi annually
to b as es st s Of Ct shs of
complied with IN ten days the Trustee the right
~ fhe to O. be tam m H the Trustee un
the entire amount of purchase money has been paid
Al tue GHrBaEsEEEEE r Trustee
r. o. HOFFMAN. Auctioneer ol0-d&ds
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THT]R s dtI An NoHEMBER THE EIGHTH. 1888. at
- no1 rz,,., JAMES G. BERREr. Trustee.
SALE Of yAgAgLE ,6 NJ
IEENTH 9TH, sTREET ,NoKTHWIsT. Be
SSS sAE ~ hhSPk zsAHB Ash
f fpkE CAPITALISTS,
By va Of S9op enr d
District Of Columbia passed on the twenty FIRST {
f fa aseies H. & E w sr eI I $;
B fE0n! & the dEr 1854 At
s), of Hetnuller's recorded subdivision OF square
City If Wsshnston D according to the sui: division
court by its order passed in said has authorized
as trustees to make and which subdivision fol-
tytwo 2) feet and eight nches on Fourteenth OATH
street lot t into three lots each fronting twenty
rf,enth
street-al of said sulvisonal lots to be bounded By
said lots four "a and six t6} to be made by parallel lines
at right angles with Fourteenth street lot eight 49,
Island avenue the one boundinr on tie alley to Be
(2 feet in width By this sub Division we make
in all nine 90 lots for SALE each of which eligible
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree Of the
court are: Onethird cash and the residue in and
sale all cash at option of the purchaser The de-
ferred payments Of any purchase money to be
9S 'z
assessments are to be paid out of proceeds of sale If
resale viii be made and risk OF the delinquent
purchaser deposit of two hundred dollars t336O)
bid the decree s aTe ia
none the sale from day to day in all the properly be
SE3kHE F : A IRWnsS;rox, Trustees
THos E. wAGGAMAS Ancno Saa a:fse' ol7Ssds
until Sal IRDAY. SovEMBER sEvESfEEN . 1s So
a ey he Equity Sa!
and based on the petition of John F. oinlstead. the
requiring show cause why the sale should not Es
Postponed for two weeks from this day.
n2-d&ds ". Z. EDMoNsION. ! Trustees.
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n NV ORLEANS August 1, 1888
INVESTIGATE FOR YOURsELyFst


Postmaster General Gresham having published gilfm
ana malicious fasehood IN regard to the character
The Louisiana State Lottery Company the following
facts given to the public thai
we are Engaged in fraudulent business to be false aud
untrue:
Amount OF prizes paid by the Louisiana State Lottery
Company from January L. 1879, To present date:
Pild 10 Southern ENprss Co.. New Orleans,
L. NJ Nestcoet Manager ..,..,,....., al 366 30o
Paid to Louisiana National Bank,
Jos. II. Oxlesty, President ,,,.,.... Asa eO0
Paid to State National Bank
=. III. Kennedy. President ...........-.. log 100
PAID to New Orleans National Bank
A. Baldwin. Prsid nt.,....-.............. sssJo
Paid to Union National Bank,
4. Charlaron. Cashier ........ "a 40
Paid to Citizens Bank
f. l. CARRIER; President. ............... g7ooo
Paid TO Germanis National Bank,
jules Cassard, President ...,.......... $1,000
Paid to Hibtrnia National Bank,
Chas. Paltrey Cashier. 5000
Paid to Canal Bank.
Ed Toby, Cashier. ..................... 1910
Paid To Mutual National Bank,
Jos. Mitchell. Cashier .................... $500
Total raid as above .........-..-...- 81 253.6J0
Paid in slIIIs of under $1,000 the various
Offices of the Company Throughout the
United States. 2s27 10
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CFCoND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE
- highest cash rricee PEA Also Watches Jeyairy
Guns. Pistols &C. Call or address AEBLO1 a0s stS
stxset xellss yasla avenue nnr.k
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AUCTION SALES.
thin EVENING,
'A"N0n0AA pLEbdEs W oAf LEI

PLEDGES We - A'D
f IS IS sf't Es
ne Of Gold ssr sf Bras and nn Nsek
Watches; Gold, Silver. and Plated Vest Chains Gold
sss Nsssehsns Plain essd and Set Rss. rms n t III
kinds OF 5ewey Opera Glasses. Gold silver and Plated
p T. s su fanss Ls
sS Gan. Psos Rs i snsc. g. ns
books, Tools of all kinds Umbrellas, Clocks Fishing
n B-Persons Folding tickets or which the time has
7,n,.r. FRED. sELINGER. Broker
WEEKS CO.. Auctioneers o29-6t
EOLEY. Auctioneer.
PAwNBRoKER's SALE OF UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES
Commencing SATURDAY. NOVEMBER THIRD. and
continuing every EVENING AT HALF-PAsT SEVEN
O'CLOCK, until all disposed Of . large and varied
assortment of unredeemed pledges consisting of Dia-
monds Gold and Silver Watches Chaius Rings Brace
let's Fins Sleeve Buttons Solid Silver and Plated Ware
Lockets Neckaces 500 Overcoats and listers large
variety OF Ladies' Coats Piece Goods DresS and Bust
ness Coats. Pants and Vests. Musical Instruments
Clocks. Guns. Revolvers, Sewing Machines Trunks
Cutlery Pipes. Opera and Field Glasses Mirrors Tools
of all kinds Umbrellas and hundreds of other articles
too numerous to mention.
Ali parties having goods deposited WI please take
notice
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE
oSo-11t 1907 7th street northwest.
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Total paid toy all ..--.--............. - Sal n60
For the truth OF the above facts refer the lac
the ofcers OF the above NAMED
ltyaty and standing to the Mayor and Officers OF fie
City OF New Orleans To the STATE authorities Ipusi-
ana, and also to the u. s. officials of Louisiana We
claim to he legal honest and in all trans
actions az much any business i'm the country Our
standing Is conceded by all who VIII INVESTIGATE and
our stock has Tor been sold Board Of Ba-
ers, and owned by many Of our best known and
spected citizens
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Commissioners

Incorporated in 1863 for twenty ynars Leg
isature for Educational and Charitable
capital Of 81 900 onto which reserve fund of
$3.50 900 has since been added.
By overwhelming popular vote its franchise W.
made part of the present State Constitution adopted
December ID A. ID. 1879
The only Lottery ccer coted and Endorsed 6v ths
people 81 any State.
II ncUer scales J0sfgOnes.
1rs GRAND SINGLE NUMREn DRAWINGS take plsce
monthly
a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR
TUNE
ELEVENTH GRAND DRAWING CLASS L. AT
NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY NOVEMBER Is, 1888
1G2p MONTHLY DRawINe,
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
100000 Tickets at 30 each Fractions fths In pro-
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Appiication for RATE TO Cue should be Liade ouly
to the Office OF the Company in New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly giving full Cd
dress Make p o. Money Orders payable and sddrsD
Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New ORLEANa La
Postal notes an ordinary letters by mail or expreu
fall Ut e5 and upwards by express at exEssl
to
II. A. DAUPHIN
NEW ORLEANS, IA
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doctor was magnificent. He had clearly come
to Capri To save " possible the lives of two wo-
men Imperfect by the abominable wlfulness of
one His recovery from the effect of Miss
Suthcrland's Vaccinations appeared to be COM
ptete. He administered cough mixture which
nauSeated the young lady, but took no further
Interest in her ailments. Me he nursed with
an enthusiasm and devotion not to be de-
scribed. doubt If any rheumatic spinster In
req hannei was ever 50 cared for before. For
four weeks was the object of the most assid-
uous attentions from two young people scarcely
on speaking terms with each other At the end
/ of two weeks more was able to walk about
| Another fortnight and | was pronounced able
| to ride donkey. BY this time it might hav.
been supposed that IA DIR. Manning felt no in
terest whatever in Miss Sutherland the atten
dance OF physician might have been dispensed
with. The Baroness Burdett-Coutts had lust
married man forty years younger than herself.
| TO be sure. but the case was not parallel. No
body on earth would have imagined for mo-
ment that the doctor was in love with me-
There Is nothing to do at Capri but make OK
cursiOns on dOnkeys. Ny return to health was
| to be celebrated bya donkey excursion, and the
arrangements for it finally brought out from the
take himself to Naples. Up to this time Miss
Sutherland's imperturbability had been almost
equal to that Of her lover. This announcement
brought feverish color to her cheeks, and
| from the magnificent repOse of her usual man.
uer she took to exhibiting what In an elderly
woman would have been described as ''fdgetsh
The objective point Of our excursion was the
villa OF Tiberius that Is in the best repair There
Is great choice OF them, each one more like @
MA OF diapidated brick cellars than the last.
We started on q sunny morning. on two of the
most obstinate and refractory donkeys that
| CaPri prodnces The doctor preferred to walk.
when ne I'D by my side. Each donkey was
conuucIed oy a peasant woman with immense
| had been given the directions BY an oblicinn
iahdlady TO take US through the most beautiful
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- The Brooklyn bridge cost
s14.627, 379.69.
- Van Buren,, Ark, is to have
a new cotton factory.
- The oat crop in DeSoto par.
ish is very promising.
- Boone county, Ark, reports
the discovery of another lead mine.
The richest people on earth,
according to Mr.. Mulhall, are the
Scotch. 9t
- Very latest returns show the
total population of Greece to be
2sO67 900. r m
- 1t is proposed to connect
Spain and Cuba by a wire via Ber-
muda and the Azores.
IT, The Kentucky Democracy iu
Convention assembled declared for
a tariff for revenue only.
U Up to May LIST tobacco has
paid in tax to the government, in
round numbers, 1925, ooO, 900.
- Thirty-two men have been
killed in the village Of Cornishville,
Mercer county, Kys since the war.
Walter EVANS Of. Kentucky,
has been appointed Internal Rove
nue. Collector vice Rautn, resigned.
- The largest milk pan on
record has just been made for an
Irwa creamery. 1t will hold GOO
gallons.
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Grant, according to his own &C

Grant, according to his own &C.
account, stated with 140, 900; lost co.
600, and received accessions Of two
corps numbering 10000. What
other reinforcements he received We
cannot say; but it is stated his en-
tire reinforcements amounted to
100000. With this record for that
month of May We would suppose
that the surviving members of the
Army of the Potomac wonld have
but little stomach for a reunion sup
per in that month.-Rateigh IA. CO.
Nescs and Observer.
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4 Some of the country papers are
complaining of the absence of some
of the State officials from their
posts of duty. One of these Journals
Keeps a weekly record showing how
many days in the week the State
officers were attending to their du-
ties. The Governor is put down az
present every day, while the Audi
tor, Treasurer and Secretary of State
are reported absent tour days out OF
the Slx.-NesC Orleans States.