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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-30

DIR. c. w. BensOn's Celery and ChamOmile
Pills are prepared expressly to cure and will
cure Headache of all kinds, Neuralgia, Nerv-
business and Dyspepsia. Provided and en-
dOrscd by physicians.
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NWAkR'S

S"A
FINE ALL SILK SASH RIBBON, and only 40
Cents per Yard.
Queen Street. febl7-lyTu&S
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nOCK BEER sN WEDNESDAY AND
ID THURSDAY at the Lion Brewery. All my
customers will be supplied.
m yot e. KOHLER.
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NEW AOVER1ISEMEN7S. rs.

BOARDING FOUR OR FIVE YOUNG
ID men wanted to board at No. 4t6 Manor
street. Good boarding and pleasant rooms
3tdM,W&S
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MATER RENT NOTBCE-ONLY FEW
w more days to pay your water rent. We'd
nesday being Il legal holiday the Office will be
closed. Il ing yO Ir notices with you to save
trouble. per cent. abatement II paid before
June l, 1883 G. MYERS,
ln26.Itd Treasurer.
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vSREY'S CHAkCbAL LOZENGESs
r Tho most reliable and surest cure for
Headache. Dyspepsia, indigestion, Heartburn.
Bad Breath and all diseases arising from a
disOrlercd stomach. Price 25c. per Box,
maiiable. Prepared and sold by
ANDREW G. FREY, DRUGGIST,
29E. Orange St., Cor. Christian,
Lancaster, Pa.
Drugs, Chemicals, etc, always on hanG at
the most reasonable prices. a27-lyd&W
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TARD or THANK.
~ We hereby extend our thanks TO Chief En-
ginecr Howell and the Fire Department., the
police force and the neighbOrs for the valua
BILE assis tance render cd et the burning OF my
stable this morning.
1t JOHN F. S. HAUM.
q. W. ARNOLD.
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Yesterday morning tail slim man
about so, giving tho name of w. Ii.
Small, called at the residence of Rev. G.
w. Seilhamer, pastor of tho Union Bethel
Church of God, No. 40 North Prince
street, representing that he was a member
of the church under the supervision of o.
ii. Betz, Mechanicsburg. He also stated
that his house had been struck by light
ming and in his effort to save his furniture
piece of burning rafter fell on his arm
and broke it, aud that he was authorized
by Mr.. BctZ to take up subscription
among the churches and people in general.
He presented book, purporting to DO
authority from Rev. Betz. Rev. Sell
hamer told him that he doubted the
writing as that of Betz, and would not
recommend him. He had hundred
dollars or more on his book. Rev. Sell
hamer wrote to Rev. Betz, and received
postal this morning, saying: Don't
know such person have not heard of
such disaster did Lot write any appeal;
neither signed my namo for ten dollars for
any one as described; expose the scouudrel
advertise him stop him."
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CTEVENS HOUSE
y SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING
SALOON.
saloons. ii. WAGNER,
myl5-tfd Manager.
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lIrOK SALE a D..SIHABLE COUNTRY
+ residence, known as "ABBEVlLLE,"
one mile west of Lancaster, on tho Columbia
TURNPIKE, with Iani containing about 12I
acres. 5 acres of which are in Lawn. Garden
and Orchard. ChO ice fruits in full bearing
For further narticuiars. terms of sale, etc,
apply to. j. Il. Lung, Real Estate Agent,
In29-3td No. 6 West King st.
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Seekers after heath can find 1t. See adver-
ti-cment of Simmons Liver Regulator.
Fast, brilliant and fashionable are tie Dia.
mond Dye colors. One rackaZo cOlOrs to
Bs OF goods 10 cents tor any color.
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urANAMAKER q BROWN.

VNAN &
Grand Army of the Republic and
the Sons of Veterans.
For the approaching ceremonies of Decoration Day have
prepared very large stock of Blue Flannel White Duck
uniforms The of these suits worthy special mention
on account the style which made The loose acings are
very Deep giving complete protection the button fastenngs
This decided advantage for both military and civilian
PRICES:
A-Wool Indigo Blue Standard Flanne-S B. Sack Coat
$5.75; Pantaloons $3.25; Vests. So.
AIWool Washington Mills Indigo Blue Flanne-S B. Sack
Coat s675; Pantaloons, $500; Vest S2.25.
Al-Woo Extra Quality Indigo Blue Fannel-S B. Sack
Coat $3.50; Pantaloons so; Vest $780,
AlWool Neptune Cloth Oak Hall specially, Full Indigo
Blue-D B. Sack Coats $S; Pantaloons s5 Vest $3.50.
White Duck Vests, IS cents ST. $780, Panaoons so.
Double of Buttons furnished with the Coats and Vests
of the Suits. Military Buttons with White Vests
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Vuarryville K. K, due 1888. ..........8l
Healing Il Columbia 4. r., 5s.......
Lancaster Watch Co.. due 1884. 800. I
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Co..
due in or 20 years.
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Co.,
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In EUKOPE.

PROVIDENCE r. l., May 30.-Providenc
4 Buffalo, 2.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08
CGblegranls,

A hurricane at Limerick wrecked
houses ard damaged shipping in the
shannon Saturday.
The ex-Empress Eugene informed
London reporter that she went To Paris
solely to express sympathy Tor the wife of
Prince Jerome, and was not given hint
that her presence in France was not de-
sjrahlc.
A French aeronaut. while making a
balloon ascension, Wednesday, was killed
by coliding with house-top.
THE steamer Agnes J ack was wrecked
of Swansea, Wales, on Saturday, the
crew, thirteen in number. all being
drowned
ENPsBoR WuIIAMs recent letter to
the Pope was coun:ersigned by Bismarck
thus making document OF political i'm,
portance.
10 relieve distress in Ireland, O Donell,
NJ. F., said the British government had
millions to spare for bayoneting Egypt
iaus but none for relief work
De GIERs, Russian foreign minister,
has issued a circular stating that his per
soRal interviews with the foreign secre-
tarlee OF Germany, Austria and Italy lead
him to believe the peace of Europe is as
sured.
The outlook for spring cultivation is
very gloomy in England. Domestic
wheat and -four is weaker and sales OF
iareigu sre restricted bv firm rates, Cali
fornia having advanced Sd. Average sales
last week were made at 81 lid per quarter
cheaper than for the corresponding week
in 1882
PRESIDENT GREvy, has accepted the
resignation OF the French ministers, and
Jules Ferry and Falliers are in consulta-
ton with him regarding new cabinet.
President Grevy fayors dissolution of the
chambers, believing no ministry would
be satisfactory 70 the present deputies.
THE Bills Committee Of the French
| Chamber favor the expulsion from
France and All its colonies Of all mem
bers IF families who reigned IN France,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08
From tins Capital.

| SECRETARY Folger informed a Cincin-
natl delegation that he had no authority
to extend the time for paying taxes on
| spirits in bond, come of which fail due
next Tuesday.
IT is believed that the postal authorities
at Washington will crush out the letter
delivary aystem organized by private
parties in Chicago two months ago.
The senate committee on railroads has
directed that favorable report be made
| to the senate on the bill by Mr.. Miller, Of
Cali ornia, Ito authorize the Southern
Pacific and other railroad companies to
unite and consolidate so az to form a con
tinuous line of railroad between the tidal
waters OF the Atlantic and Pacific"
THE secretary of the interior has de-
cided not to ratify the leases of lands
which have been obtained in the Indian
Territory, conveying large areas both
from Individual Indians and from tribal
councils. TIE Standard Oil Company is
one of the sufferers by this decision, as
are several western companies and assoc
Citations which have secured leases for
pasturnR purposes
The secretary OF the interior has de-
cided that, under the Law regulating the
allotment Of lands to the Winnebago In
diaEs in Nebraska, every Indian woman
married to an alien white man and hav-
INK children by him, must he regarded as
the head of tho family, and is, therefore,
entitled TO an allotment OF 500 acres Of
land.
POsroFFICLs established Holsteip, Ida
county, Iowa. Postmasters commissioned
Mrs Martha A. BOYD, Cottonwood. Ill,
Benjamin f. Green, Rigsston. ILL.,; Eph-
raham Smith, Paramount, Ind; VIM. ~
Mcclure, louisville, Ind; frank J.
Edelburt Newbura, Iowa; Albert l..
Spencer, Bedding, Mich.
SECRETARY FoLGER has telegraphed to
the collector at San Francisco that "a
Chinese laborer who was in the Unit; ed
States November H. $780, and left before
the act of March G, 1882, has the right to
land without the statute of certificate on
proof satisfactory to you or the court.
The act names the date of the proclama-
ton OF the treaty, Oct. 7, 1881, which
IL immaterial. The departments atten-
ton had been called TO the case of
Chinaman now on shipboard at San Fran
cisco.
The death of Colonel Irish, Chief of
the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
gives TIE president another office to fill.
Edward M. johnson, late clerk of the
New York assembly and secretary Of the
republican state committee, has been for
some time an applicant for the place, and
considering his political and personal
friendship with president Arthur, his APP
pointment would seem natural. Among
other names mentioned to succeed Col
Irish are Mr.. T. j. Sullivan. Assistant
Chief of the Bureau; Captain T. NJ. Bur
rill, clerk in charge of proposals and pur-
chases; Mr. A, NJ. Clapp and ex-Repre-
sentative Gii6llan. of Pennsylvania.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08
Criminal.

THE accounts Of Polk, late tr easurer of
Tennessee, show a deficit eff 1892, 427. 25.
TnIRTY-Two persons were arrested last
evening at Allegheny City, Pa, for
disturbing meeting Of the Salvation
Army.
A REVOLT in the naval academy at
Annapolis led 10 the placing of seven ca
diets in solitary confinement and the send
Ing of thirty-two on board the Santee.
+. A. WoRpELL, OF Detroit, late spec.
ial agent of the pension department, h as
pleaded guilty 10 four charges OF forgery,
and his friends will make vigorous ef
forts to secure a light sentence.
ISAAC II. VINCENT, state treasurer Of
Alabama, left Montgomery Monday
night. sending back statement that he
was short in his accounts and had gone
to New York to obtain fund.- which he
had loaned. 1t has been learned that he
lc't heavily in cotton futures, and his de-
coo.
Miss EMMA BOND, of TaylorviIle, Hi
nois is again reported at the point of
death. As showing what she has of late
endured, it is stated that in one day she
had tdiIty-two fainting spells and thir-
teen nervous chills. Her father is pros
trate with diphtheria. The houses of
Montgomery and Pettis are constantly
guarded by sone members of their fami-
lies, armed with Winchester rifles.
3 JoHN STEWART, alias George Coleman,
the forger, arrested in New York on
charge OF sw;ndhng the City Natl onal
Bank Of Texas, attempted 70 commit sui
eide Saturday afternoon while he was
being taken out Of the city. He plunged
the blade Of small knife into the right
side Of his neck, piercing the artery.
The Ulcers with him Immediately crap
pied him, but he struggled desperately to
prevent them from stopping Ike flow of
blood. He kept this mp until loss of
blood made him too weak 10 resist, when
he was taken to hospital, but the ply
sicians lain he cannot live.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08
NEWS SUMMARY.
The Latest and Most Inter
esting Telegraphic Intel
ligence Condensed for
Busy Readers.
Latest Events.

MAMIg b. the fastest trotter Of her sizs,
died at Bonner's farm the other night in
her 18th year.
THE brewers and hon and malt dealers
Of New York sent ~ COO marks TO the
German food euherers.
TEE Bogardus shooting match
takes place ut Louisville Feb. 22i, in
place OF Feb. IA.
The bondhoders OF the St. Lawrence
G Ottawa road nave refused an offer OF
the CaDs3a Pacific for its purchase.
THE assembly ct Albany has passed a
bill reducing the fare on the New York
elevated railroad TO cents.
The Nebraska legislature elected Gen.
Henderson to the United States senate
He received IS votes; 20 auti-monopolists
supported Sickle aud the democrats gave
Boyd II and Morton IA.
BisHop KAN, Of the Catholic diocese
of Wheeling, has issued condemnatory
letter against a German Catholic society
known as the Knights Of ST. John, and
threatens communication unless they
Withdraw from the organization before
March !.
A SUBSCRIPTION for 50, OBJ, 500 has been
issued by the Mexican Central Railroad
company, which they think will be sufi.
Client to finish tire road before April /,
1884.
THIGrY men gathered Saturday on the
public square, at Kansas City, and ar
ranged to ship their wagons and supplies
TO Cofeyvillee, to Join the Oklahoma
raiders.
By a vote Of % to % the Indiana SEN
ate decided that the prohibition and wo-
man suffrage amendments to the constitu-
ton are not legally pending and can on
ly be considered as new matter.
TIE Arkwright Club of Boston. repre-
senting manufacturing establishments
which employ 100000 hands and repre-
sent 100000, 600 cspital, has sent mem
orial to Washington, asking for the pas.
sage of tariff bill based on the simplest
forms and lowest rates Of duty upon
raw materials, and requesting that arti-
cles not produced in this country be kept
upon the free hst.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08
Accidents.

CLAP d FREECA's shoe factory and
three residences at Taylorville. Mas.
burned SUr'ay, creating loss of $780,
600.
AT Shamokin, Pa, Sunday, two bows
were fatally, and three seriously, wound
ed while coasting.
The city Of Denver and vicinity had
terrific gale Saturday. The damage is
estimated at 100000.
p NEAR Irwin, Col, Saturday, two miners
we're caught in snowslide. One, ramed
Owen, extricated himself, but his com
panion, whose name was Lawler, perished.
THE American House at North Man
chester, Ind, burned Monday, and an un-
known man received fatal iniuri es by
jumping from a reeond- story window.
TIE extremely low stage of water in
the Genesee river in New York, has
caused the stoppaEe OF some mills throw
ing many persons out Of employment.
THE failure Of Wright Brothers &
Hammond, Of Winona, Mississippi, led
to the killing of G. w. Wright BY rep
resentative OF New Orleans house
named Captain Fowler
A. D. STAGE, living in a farm house
near Dassel, Minnesota, barely escaped
from the burnisg building with his wife
and babe, and four children persisted in
the flames.
WHILE sleigh3riding on Washington
boulevard, Chicago, Mrs. John w. Brooks
was fatally injured and Mrs. Frank w.
Campbell received serious wounds. Their
horse ran away, striking the curbstone
near the corner Of Throop street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08

SEVERAL foreign steamship compa-
MES have been cutting the rates in i'm
migrant business, and have made seri-
Gus inroads IN the business Of the lead
ing passenger carrying lines, especially
the English lines bringing immigrants
to New York. The so-cailed regular
rates for third-class passage from
Liverpool to New York have been
heretofore e6 shilliues, but the out
side lines have been carrying steerage
passengers for about Sc. Tue regular
lines have resolved hereafter to sell
tickets for only 81 shillings, or about
S2l between Liverpool and New
York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08

Or the iilty-four persons who wer e
killed by the recent falling of huge
chimney at Bradford, England, twenty.
six had their skulls fractured. Several
curious incidents are told about the
survivors. A girl of thirteen, who was
taken TO hospital, when asked her
name replied, Five minutes past
eight lthe time Of the acciden0. Two
hours later, in response to the same
question, she said Two pence three
farthings," and again, an hour after
ward, "Forty-fye." A few minutes
later she WAS able to'giye her real name
and after that rapidly improved. A
boy suffering from conclusion of the
brain remained motionless in a curled
up position for thirty-six hours. He
finally became conscious. and in all as
poets entirely sensible except that he
had no recollection Of the accident o.
even Of the events which Immediately
proceeded it. He knew where he lived
and where he worked, but did not re.
member going to work that morning.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08

MnwAuKEH, February. 3. - Flour In fair
demand. Wheat Strong; No. 2 hard, l.lj.
no. 2, l.O44 for seller February; l.O3A for
seller March l.OlH for seller April l.O5'i
for seller May l.lOb for No. 81, No. 4, y.
Corn Firmer; No 2 50, new, 49h. Oats
Frmer; No. 2. 373.; white, 40. Rye-Firmeri
No, !, 60 No. ?, SIX. Barley-Quiet. and
firm No. >. 7ji extra, 5SG. Provisions
-Fimer. Mess PORK, l7772s for seller cash
ana January; 1895 for seller March. Lard
Prime steam, lilo for seller cash and
February, II 20 for seller March. Live Hogs
FiImer; 6I0. goal. Dressed Hogs-In fair de-
mand. I 25a7a5.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08

OLD RED CLOUD, the Sioux Chief, has
good horse sense, If ne is savage, In
visiting the Hampton Indian School,
lie said to the students: eve are In
dams, but this ie what ! want you to
learn; such az wagon-making, farming
and the other work. We will find it is
a benefit to you. You see that man
standing there-who has charge of you.
want you to listen to all he says. He
has brains, he has eyes. He will take
care of you.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08

Mr.. MARA, the Italian artist, who
came from New York as Freddie Geb-
hardt's chaperon when Mrs. Langtry
was visiting us, finds that his notoriety
arising out of the affair has injured his
social position in New York, and has
decided to pack his models and return
to the sunny land whence he came.
He is said to be tremendously disgust.
ed with the public notice that was
taken of mis- efforts to oblige Freddie.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08

AND now 81. Louis, having recovered
from the excitement into which she
was thrown by Mr.. Gebhardt, is having
a quail-eatiug match, citi zen by the
name of Dahmmer having attempted
the same feat upon which Mr.. We'll
cot, Of New York, is engaged.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08

THE Prince of Wales, at the urgent
solicitation Of the Princess, is said to be
using his influence to modify the cruel
sport Of pigeon-shooting, rs at present
conducted, by the substitution of terra.
Gotta pigeons for the living birds; and
there are hints of social uoycottng in
case sportsmen persist in the old meth
gJ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08

The Missouri idea just now IL to linz
it the number OF bsr-rooms and sell
licenses to the highest bidder. At
present there is bar to every 800 Of
the states population, and there il a
demand for reform of same kind.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08

Walcott, the New York quail eater,
dispat ched his twenty-third brace to
DAY with an apparent gusto, which
leads to the belief that his stomach
will not quail before the seven addi-
tional brace necessary to complete his
task, which was to eat thirty brac e
sixty birds Of quail in thirty days.
This feat is much more difficult than
people generally suppose.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08

NEAR Crested Butte, Cal, Tuesday
night, thirty coal miners were buried
by a snow-slide, seven being found
dead when uncovered, and some of the
others fatally injured. A passenger
train is snow-bound in the vicinity Of
the disaster, and the travellers are suf-
fering for want of food.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08
How to BE Beautiful.

Whatever the the internal applica-
ton OF hot water may effect, girls de-
sirous of having a good complexion
would do well to apply it to their faces.
They should either dip their faces into
basin of very hot water or apply the
water with Il sponge. At first they are
ike HOLSTERS, but in few moments this
Is replaced by the tints of peaches and
lilies.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08
ing up.

SINCE the Milwaukee fire. patents for
nineteen new life-saying Inventions for
use at hotel fires have been applied for
at Washingto2. Most of them are nov
ell, many ingenious, and a few, posi-
bly,, will prove useful.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08
Important Proclamation.

The Hon. Peter Bowe is sheriff Of the
City and county Of New York. Recently
in conversation with oar reporters, Mr..
Bowe proclaimed the follwing f5ct Il
consider St, Jacobs Oil an excellent rene
DIV and one that ought certainly to find
its way into every household Mrs.
Bowe has bottle of it there, and makes
a family remedy of il" New York Even
inE Telegram.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08

A BILL has been offered by the Hon
Mr.. Workman, Of the Texas legislature,
to Danish pistols, dirks, ho@ie-kniyes,
etc. from the pockets, sachels,
homes, and stores Of the good people
of Texas. 1t shows that Texas is look
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08

Horace Hefiren is a member OF the
Indiana Legislature. According to the
Warsaw Times Heffren "once confessed
that he had been concerned in an at
tempt to assassinate Oliver p. Morton.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08

depriviEg them of political rights, and
making them ineligible TO hold positions
in the army. A violation OF the Law is
fixed at from one to FIVE years imprison-
ment.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08

SEVENTH sons OF seventh sons are be-
coming common. Two Of them have
Just started out as professional cursrs'
of all known diseases, one being On ex
mail carrier and the other retired
base ball player.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08
. -
chicago Va arket.

UMoAso, Feb. 49, Wheat nsettled and
generally higher; regular, l.O4H for seller
February l.O5' G1O5s for seller March; Loo j,
aLO6s for seller April; l10ha11Os for seller
May; No, ? Chicago spring, 1.O4al04b, No. 8,
Chicago spring IS; No. 2, red winter, l.O4h.
Corn nsettled and closed lower, 5t&Q54' 3
for seller cash and February; 55A55f for
seller March. 574G5776 May oats-Firmer,
S7s for SELLER cash S7AGS1H for seller
February; 37h for seller March and April
59&GS9h Tor seller May S9ha5Qh Tor
seller June. Dressed hogs-IIgher; light, 40.
heavy, $50. Pork-In good demand; l7.s0 for
seller cash and February; 1795GlZ97s for
seller March; Isl5GlSl7S for seller April,
ls.35GlS.37s for seller May; lS.458 ls.45 j.
for seller June; lS.5OalS.55 fer seller July.
Lard In fair demand and active; prices adyane-
Cd, 1.O7hGlIlO for seller cash and February,
HIS al 20 for seller March; l1.27a9 ll.50
for seller April lI.4O8l142'. for seller May;
u41HGll.45 for seller June Batter--Steady
and unchanged Eggs IA fair demand At q g
81. Whskey Steady and unchanged. Lie.
The Queen of Servia cannot play the
rNiot,n ,,pv ps,, hr,tIa~ r,Cr ,,aipt hat III a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08

The Queen of Servia cannot play the
piano nor embroider nor paint, but she
writes all her husbands letters while
he plays billiards.