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GREAT BRITAIN.
Especial Cablegram TO the Globe. I

Special Cablegram 10 the Globe
LONDON, Dec. 15.---The queen yesterday
paid her annual tribute to the memory of
the late Prince Consort, by visit to his
monsoleum at Frogmore. The impressive
ceremonies which have always heretofore
been performed the 18th of December, the
anniversary of the princes death, were
practically omitted. The Prince of Wales
was for the first time unaccountably alb
sent, and quite sensation was created by
the manifest Indifference displayed by
nearly all the members of the royal fam
lily, not excepting the queen herself, on this
unusually solemn occasion.
The general condemnation of the hu-
initiating irresolution of the ministry Cd
the Egyptian question has diverted criti-
cism from the prime minister's second
choice for the speekership of the house of
commons. 1t is not believed Mr.. Goschen,
the rremler's first nominee, really declined
to be candidate for the chair on the
ground of short sightedness. It is
thought that was merely a pretext alleged
through reluctance to weaken his party by
| an open declaration of his unwillingness
to endorse ministry whose policy he dis
trusts on many. points. AS speaker, Mr..
Goschen would have commanded the re-
spect and confidence of all elements of the
house, but Mr.. Arthur W. Peel is regarded
as rather too small man for the chair in
the commons. Public estimate does not
assign to him either the qualities of mind
or the parliamentary training to fit
him for apart which now ia far more
responsible, difficult and delicate than it
used to be In pre-obstruction days. s>|
DUBLIN, Dec. 15.-Placards bearing the
signature of Col. Stuart Knox, Orange
grand master, were posted in Dangannon
announcing monster meeting of the
Orangemen at Dromore, county Down, on
the frat Of January, in opposition to the
meeting Of the Parnellites at the same
time and place. Lord Rossmore will be
present.
The trial of Elliot and others for con-
spiracy to murder Smythe is postponed
until next assizes, owing to the continued
sickness of jurymen.
GLASGOW, Dec. 15.-The North German
Lloyd steamer Elder, 1000 tons burden,
and 5000 horse power, was LAUNCHED to.
day from the yards of John Essder & Co.
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self, was carried the wrong way by hi
driver, and went home to write: aGod
moves in mysterious way"
A movement is being made in New
York to preserve the Adirondack forest
from devastation end wholesale demoli-
tlon The plan will be to prune out the
OLD and decaying trees, and preserve those
OF sound and vigorous growth. 1t is said
Prussia received 100000 from her for
est lands with hardly any diminuti1on of
the trees. For climatic purposes and the
purposes OF watershed, the Adirondack
region ID IN excellent condition, and likely
to remain SO, if private holders ara care.
full and good forestry commission can
be appointed.
The Methodist church at Little Falls N.
D., has recently made considerable i'm
provement in its house of worship. The
building has been removed from it's old
foundations to new and larger lot on the
same street, and completely remodelled.
with new roof and tower, windows and
walls. 1t has been newly seated and fur
nished throughout. The entire cost of
these improvements was $500. The pas
tor, Rev. M. @. Reed, last year planned and
QUILT and paid for the church at Mountain
View, an afternoon appointment connected
with this charge.
The First Baptist church, Haverhill,
Mass, dedicated new house of worship,
Nov. %. The site chosen, somewhat dis
tant from the former one, is nearly oppo
site that of the North Congregational
church, on elevated ground, and in the
midst of growing section of one of the
best parts of the city. The church has sx-
pended nearly $4,000 in all, bat fer this
they have not only the house Of worship,
but large lot in the rear of the church
with house upon it that will make a very
desirable parsonage. On the dedication
day the pastor, Rev. Henry O. Graves,
preached in the morning. and Rev. d.
Strong, of Rochester, former pastor,
preaohed in the evening.
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The Late Joseph Deahs,s.

Joseph Deakin, Esq, of Galesville, Wis,
who died at Fergus Falls, Tuesday last,
was the oldest brother of Hon. Robert
Deskin of st. Paul. He came to st. Paul
in failing health in July last and few
weeks ego went to Fergus Falls to visit
Mrs. John Stanton, his sister, at whose
home he died. His body has been sent
for burial to Pewaukee, Wis, (near Mil.
waukee) where his first wife and other
members of his family were buried. Mr..
Deakin was 81 years old. He leaves a
widow and two children, daughter mar
ried and living in Milwaukee, and son
grown to manhood, who lives at the fami-
~ home in Galesville. He was formerly
in business in Milwaukee, and lately has
kept a hotel at Galesville.
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G FOR THOSE WHO FArL.
by JOAQUIN MILLER.

''All honor to him who shall win the price,
The world she has cried for q thousand years,
but to him who tries and who fails and dies
give great honor and glory and tears.
Give glory and honor and pitiful tears
To all who fail in their deeds sublime,
Their ghosts are many in the van of years,
They were born with Time in advance of Time,
Oh great is the hero who wins name,
But greater many and many time
Some pale faced fellow who dies in shame
And let's God Finish the thought sublime.
And great ia the man with sword undrawn,
And good IS The man who refrains from wine
But the man who fails and yet still fights on,
Lo, he Is the twin-bora brother of mine.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

CsNsTANTINopLx, Dec. ia strong
shock of earthquake was felt at Konia, in
Asiatio Turkey.
VIENNA, Dec. 15.-Ths Princess Mary
Amelia. of Wurtemburg is dead.
A commissary of police at Floidsrsdol
village was shot dead tonight while re-
turning home from meeting Of working
men,!
LYONS. Dec. 1.-the first of the series
of 500 points in the billiard match be
tween GARNER and DAILY was played to-
night. The score-Garnier 600, DAILY
500.
BERLIN, Dec. 15.--The French ambassa-
dor returned from Freideriohsruhe, where
he visited Bismarck, and was with the
German chancellor thirty six hours. He il
satisfied with the views obtained from
Bismarck regarding the relations of France
and Germany.
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CURRENT COMMENT.

IHE more the American people sac of Mat
Thew Arnold, the more unfsvorable are the ina
press'ons he makes. His mission in coming to
TINS land was characterized as one of sweetness
and light, but the only effect he has produced
has been to arouse antagorism. In New York
he was at pains to depreciate American tnstitu-
tons; in Boston his estimate of Emerson was an
lnsolence for which he will never be forgiven by
the admirers of the scholarly philosopher; at
Brown University he sneered at science and left
the impression that he regarded America as a.
wilderness, inhabited by an interesting, but
seml-barbarous race of people Mt. Arnold
should go home and remain there until his
mind expands sufficiently to permit of his edu-
cation in good manners.
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Well Done.

Sioux Cry, Ia, Dec. 15.-Details are
given hero of the abduction, by Mrs.
Todd, living near this city, Of her eight
year old daughter, accomplished under
adverse circumstances. She journeyed
to Dixon county, Neb., where her husband,
from whom she had been separated, was
living. She drove to the house at night
alone, and entered the child's sleeping
room, through window, and took the
child to the conveyance and drove twenty
miles to point opposite this city, and at
O'Clock in the morning induced q man
to ferry herself and child across the river.
The incident has made her local hero
inc
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Wiu Arree.

P1TTsBURa, Pa, Dec. 15.--The employees
of Carnegie Bros. & Co., have been in ses-
sion four hours considering the PROPOSE
ton to reduce the wages of skilled work
men thirteen per cent. At midnight it
was still undecided, but the probabilities
are that the reduction will be accepted
and work continued. Three thousand men
are interested.
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ITALY.

Especial Cablegrsm to the Globe
ROME, Dec. 15-It is now definitely set
tied that the national convent of the
American bishops. and clergy will meet at
Baltimore in November, after the presi-
Dental election. Archbishop. Gibbons
will probably preside, though it is not
known for certain.
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7HG OLD WORLD
GREAT Reform PROMISED BY KING
ALFONSO

Spain More Prosperous Than For Years
The British Government Condemned on
the Egg ptian RusIp ess-American Mis-
sionaries Blamed For Some of the
Troubles in Southern Egypt-The Orange
men to Have Monster Meeting,
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LATE MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

officer Smith found two booty custom
ers trying to break into Harrison's whole
sale grocery store and ran them in.
Louis Lunden claims to have been rob
bed of S25 in a coon dive on Third avenue
south and Third street, but the thief eoi
away.
Last night complaint was made at po-
lice headquarters that boy at Sixth
avenue boarding house was robbed of
$3.50.
Yesterday morning it was discovered
that some one had bored two inch hole
into freight car loaded with wheat, the
property of Stamwitz & Schroeder, which
was standing on side track near the
Piilsbury A mill, and by this means stole
quite an amount of the wheat.
Last night baker named Bunker,
whose bakery is on Plymouth avenue, be-
tween Washington avenue and Third street.
threatened to murder his wife. Officer
Rice came in to protect the woman, when
the lrate baker drew a revolver and fired
bullet into the ceiling, and it is reported
set the officer to a hasty flight. After
wards the patrol wagon went up with two
officers and arrested the baker.
At the conclusion of the entertainment
at the Pence last night Harry Liverman
escorted his genuine colored minstrels and
brass band to the front of the city hall
and serenaded the mayor, who stepped
from his Office and invited the entire party
inside. Mayor Ames acknowledged the
compliment in few well-chosen words.
and songs and brass music followed for
an hour. Everybody pronounced the mu-
SIC fine.
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NEXT Sunday dec. 2s) is the anniversary Of
the Woman's Crusade, and the National Woman
Christian Temperance union, has issued an sd
dress to the local unions, some five thousand in
number, to celebrate the occasion, and CLERGY
men are requested 10 preach temperance ser
mons. The Womar's Crusade was begun a+
Hillsboro, Ohio, the home of Mother Stevr.rt
AT that place the anniversary will be formallv
celebrated, and Miss Frances IE. Willard. ~.
president of the National union, will preside al
the services to be held
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

IHE indications are favorable for the selection
oil Chicago as the place for holding the Dems-
cratic national convention. This would he n
very proper course to pursue. Chicago is ,es-
peclaHy fortunate in the advantages offered
Ii is the most central, geographically, of auv
city IN the country which has accommasa-
tons worthy of the name. Within radius of
six or eight blocks it has more large botals
than any city outside OF New York. The bou
where the conventions are held is within five
minutes walk OF all the prominent hotels
There Is no reason why national conventions
should be used as instruments of torture and
the way to avoid such result is to hold tbo
convention in Chicago
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Hs For the HOLIDAYS.

Davenport's got elegant gift books, Christmas
cards IN an Immense assortment. Alss Juvenile
bosks, gold pens, games, teachers bibles, large
quarto bibles for families and adults. bym-
nails, prayer books, etc., at bottom prices.
Davenport's got 'em. West Third street
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

A YOUNG girl, only fourteen years of age
has recently died in England from Inflammation
OF the brain brought on by excessive study
There are many instances in this country where
positive and permanent injury is produced by
corresponding young minds with study--ipfict-
ing brain strain from which there is no re-
bound. Children should be given time to grow
as well as to study.
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Tomorrow is the day fixed for O'Dopns,ps
execution in ENGLAND. AS far as heard from the
request for respite BY committee of Con-
gressmen has not been complied with. In fact
it is not known how vigorous a request has
bseu made. It's not likely that there will be-
any respite unless the demand was made Yery
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

Ma. hIDLEBxaGER. was at pains not to be pres
ent IN the senate caucus when the momenteus
fate OF Mr. Gorham was settled Mr.. Malone
was present, but he was too much disturbed by
the drift OF things to vote upon the subject
6orham's friends take the result as one of great
hardship. This sentimental folly will not be
of long duration.
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emphatic, and judging from past experience
this is scarcely likely. sThe chances are decided
" favorable for the execut on taking place &C
coIding to programme.
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Cause of FaiIure

Want Of confidence accounts for half Of tba
business failures of to-day. A. z. Wilkes. R
and e. Zimmerman and E. Sterile, the drup.
gists, are not liable to fail for the want Of con-
tidence in DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lnno
Syrup. He gives away bottle free to al who
are suffering with coughs, colds, asthma, con-
isulnp1on' and all affections of the throat and
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

Go to P. F. Egan & Co., jewelers., lis East
Third street for fine Bronzes, Brasses, Pottery,
Sconces.
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yERG1NNIs, Vermont, Dec. 15.-There
was change of ffty-eight degrees in the
temperature last night. ALI the factories
ars compelled to shut down on account of
anchor ice.
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George W. Hall, whose barber shop under
Magee's restaurant was destroyed in the late FIRE
has located with D. W. Phillips, at 329 jack
son street, where he will be glad to see his old
friends and customers.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-The body of Lillian
Lugenbeel, the divorced wife of ex-senator
Christiancy, was removed to Washington
tonight. The funeral will take place to-
morrow.
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Go to P. F. Egan Co., jewelers., 115 Eas
Third street, for geld headed canes, fans, opera
glasses and fine fancy goods.
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Snow Starn,-

LUcAK, Ont, Dec. 15.-Snow fell fifteen
inches last night with heavy drifts. The
London, Huron and Bruce trains are all
blocked.
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Y. Ii. c. 4. 96S Wabashaw street.. Devotion
al meeting this incoming at $780, Bible study
at p. m. Gospel meeting and song service al
P. N. All are invited.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 15,-The police raided
five gambling houses this morning and ar
rested eighty keepers and inmates. Faro
and roulette tables and chips and other
gaming outfits captured were taken to the
police station and burned,
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Go TO W. 81. Galland's, Ne. So East Third
street, or 1888 Jackson street, for the largest va
risty of trunks and valises in the city.
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Providence, R. l., Dec. 15.---Rev. Edwin
M. Stone, Unitarian, and author of several
historical works, died, aged seventy eight.
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Examine Emil Geist's stock of fine watches
jewelry and silverware and see if you find any
thing to suit you for holiday present; his
goods are the best and prices the lowest
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II GtONos
SERGEANT Signal Corps, U. s. 4,
To-DAY'S WEATHER

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, a. m.-Ind1oations
for the upper Mississippi valley: Rain or snow,
warmer easterly winds, falling barometer, fol-
lowed by rising barometer, winds shifting to
colder northeriy.
Missouri valley: Rain or snow, variable
winds, shifting to colder northerly. falling fol-
lowed by rising barometer.
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60 to P. F. Esan & Co., jewelers., LIS Fest
Third street, for the finest holiday stock Of
diamonds, silver, jeuelry and clocks in the
state.
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Go to P. F. Egan Il Co., jewellers, lis East
Third street, for innunerable articles of virtu
of great artistic merit.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

MIR. CARLISLE is reported to be alreldy over
come with the WEAKNESS that is the tax OF
greatness and high station. He was SO badgered
by the pressure upon him that he forgot to &C.
cept family box at the play, rendered him by
the manager of Mrs. Langtry. gentleman
must be weary indeed to forget an opportunity
like that.
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Christmas Clears

The latest novelty. put up especially for
presents, to be found at Julius Abels, 327 Jack
son street, opposite Gilfillau block.
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Ladies and Gents

Pocket Books in endless variety at ". H Gar
| lands Trunk Stores, No. 40 East Third street
and 1888 Jackson street.
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In all the numerous denials of railroad men OF
reported movements, there has never been such
vigorous denial as there was relative to the tri-
partlte agreement of the st. Paul, Rock Island
and Union Pacifc. All the leading officers oil
each road denied the report, but the tripartite
went right along just the same.
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Wa0dibo

and holiday gifts in endless profusion at John
Pfster's jewelry store, No. 215 East Seventh
streat
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Observation-Disclosures

Rough On Rats" Clear out rats, mice,
reaches, bed-bugs, fies, ants molee, hiprponks,
gephers. l5c.
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Fine sleeve buttons and rings at Emil Geist's
IS East Third street.
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Go to P. f. Esan & CO., jewellers, us East
Third street for Silver Plated ware OF standi I'd
makers.
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Screens,

Among the many beautiful novelties presented
to purchasers in this city for holiday and other
gifts, there is nothing that compares to the ele-
CANT stock OF screens, which job. Matheis
shows at No. IL East Third street,
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Above all others is the one most appreciated,
ana the place to find it is in the superb stock
OF leather goods at ". Il. Garland's, No. SO
East Third street and 3S6 jackson street.
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CINCINNATI and st. Louis give token of
much disappointment that Chicago was selected
for the holding Of the Republican national con-
vention. The fact seems to be that Chicago is
prepared to entertain people satisfactorily on a
large scale, and this is the feature that Influenced
the decision in its favor.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

Go to P. F. Egan & Co., jewellers, lis East
Third street for Diamonds.
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Ths annual rental Of pews in the First Baptist
church takes place on Monday evening, Dec
II
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CHRISTMAS comes but once a year, q fact that
we mention here to catch the eye of any whs
have net scanned the advertising column of the
GLOBE to-day. The Christmas tales that de
partuent tells are positively enchanting.
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&c to P. F. Egan & Co., jewellers, lis East
Third street for Precious Stones, Emeralds
Rub es, Sapphires.
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Notice.


: Sale daily from 8a. IA, to p. NJ, until Christ
mas. GUsTAvE HEIIEMANE.
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Gard Gases!
Cigar Cases!
Cigarette Cases!
Cuff Boxes!
Collar Boxes,
Ladies Dressing. Cases.
Gentlemens' Dressing Cases!
All in the handsomest designs OF leather and
plush, and manufactured expressly for holiday
presents, at W. Fl. Garland's, So East Third
street and S8S Jackson street.
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SINoH General Sherman has taken up his resi-
dence at st. Louis he gives two whist parties a
week. As the Generals cigars and wines are
choice there is quito a desire among society gen.
tlemen to learn to play whist.
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Go to P. F. Esan & Co., jewelers., lis East
Thiri street, for Fine Tea Sets, Water Sets, Bas-
ksts, Casters, Berries, Pickles.
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DAILY wEArH Els BULLETIN.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. Is, $3.50 p. "a.
Observations taken at tie same moment of
time at all stations
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Pictures! Pictures! Pictures.
Holiday pictures at Wales & Co.
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Picture Frames
male to order at Wales & Go.
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LOCAL BREVITIES,

AN American hotel is to be built at Paris b,
American capitalists.
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AoThHssRs and public characters are nov
nearly the only customers of Worth, the enc
great costumsr.
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Holiday Pictures
at Wales & Co.
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The Best Gift
is picture. Wales & Co.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-03-23
G germantown Items.

As Mr.. Virgins storm failed TO come our
people will pursue the seven tenor" of their
way, quietly trusting Vennor for the weather
in the future.
In consequence of the fine weather the
past few weeks most of our farmers are
about through blowing and now for the
lime.
We learn that Mr.. Chas. Hanshew will
start market garden at this place.
Deputy Sheriff Selby paid our town a
visit last week and called on quite a num-
Der of our citizens.
Dame rumor says one of our bachelor
friends will soon take unto himself WIFE
Miss May Montgomery, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in our midst,
has returned home.
Mr.. Chris. Keefer is very i'll at present.
Hope we may see him out soon however.
Our horse dealers have been very busy
the past week and great number of horses
have changed owners.
Messrs. Appleby & Fisher have started
quite an extensive blacksmith and wheel
wright shop at this place. They are fine
workmen and the public will do well to
give them call.
We understand that Mr.. VIM. Baker, OF
Buckeystown, has purchased the estate Of
Mr.. Jos. Leaman at the depot
There is talk of our having tailoring es.
Enlistment at early day, as some of our
young men have invested largely in cloth
goods.
Mr. j. Il. Benson shipped fine lot OF
cattle from this place last week.
The political caldron already begins tc
boil, and it is thought several of our citizens
will be candidates next fall, so the "dear
people" must take care of them.
March 10, 1888. OK.