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Two towns,
What WINS Done In bridgeport mud Mar.
tih's Ferry Yestertlny.

What WINS Done In h. iLgepOrt aud Mar,
tin's Ferry Yestertlay.
Mrs. Eliza Parker, OF Pittsburgh, is VISITING
friends IN Martins Ferry.
The E!son glass works will ship two hun.
dred packages on the Mont .na.
Anthony Kyne, Of Martins Ferry, who
was seriously i'll, is improving slowly.
P.J. Manson, former citizen Of Martina
Ferry, has returned from Cambridge, Ohio.
Republicans OF E:naville don't forget the
meeting Of the Carmel Eand at U!rich's Hall
tonight. ~
Bob Hall returned to Martins Ferry yester-
day, having driven overland by team from,
Shelby county, III. g..-
Mr.. Tom Written, OF Pittsburgh, came
down to Bridgeport yesterday to attend the
funeral OF his mother.
Allender's exnress wagon, loaded with fur
ni!urs. ran oil in Bridgeport yesterday,
wrecking things generally.
"Chubn Campbell, Of Martina Ferry, VIZ
arrested the other night. mad the next morn
ing he was jerked up again.
Another tragedy in Martins Ferry yester-
day-a pig killed. This is becoming too
Common, and reform is cried for.
8. G. W. Morrison, of Martins Ferry, re.
turned yesterday from an extensive western
trip, sndyeports the lion trade dull.
John Sells formerly clerk in the Cleveland
" Pittsburgh freight depot. Bridgeport, has
accepted position in The freight depot at
Minsa.
l: X; Thomas, Of Mt. Pleasant, was in Mar.
tins Ferry. Yesterday, soliciting snbscrip
IONS 10 assoek company he was forming fer
the man stActura OF pills.
A. Rnlston, ST., whe takes great interest
In educational matters, ia out Tor school d..
rector in the Second ward. His friends say
that he will make an efficient director.
Mrs. Rebecca Whittea died at Capt. VIII
liam C!ark'a. one and fourth miles from
Bridgeport, Wedn day evening. Mrs. Whit.
isn had been suffering for number of years,
put bore her ailmen.l with palisacs and for.
tltude. She WIT widely known in Wheeling
as n woman Of large heart and generous i'm,
pulses, and hest OF friends will drop a
tear Of sympathy on her bier.
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"rhc Eanker'n Daughter, -

This evenining and Tomorrow afternoon
and evening, Bronson Towards emotional
and romantic drama, "The Bsnker's Dsurh.
ter" vii! be rr.snn:cd at the Opera House
When presented bsre before This play made
an unusually favorable impression, partly
because OF the even and excellent way In
which it WAS performed, but principally be-
CAUSE the play itself commended l,se!f alike
to the critical aad those who went merely TO
bs entertained. Asailierary production it Is
much above the Average American play, but
Ii is one which depends largely for popular
success upon competent company Ii will
no doubt draw well tonight, aud 1t will be
the tauit OF tho rendition II 1t does not have
two large HOUSES tomorrow
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IAa3 HOARD OF IRRIGATION
Routine business mt the Regular Meet.

A regular monthly meeting OF the Board
OF Education was held at the Boards rooms
in the Library building last evening. 1t was
not until O'Clock that quorum was se.
cured. rresiden! Collier presided, and all
the members were present except Metsrs.
Dobbins, E,chstruth, Hoge, Mcoully, J. @.
Miller, Naylor, Pipes, seidler. Whally and
W. A. Wiisou. The minutes vera read and
adopted, there being no objections to them.
Bills asgregaiing 800 SO were presented
by the Committee on Accounts and ordered
paid.
4. The report Of Superintendent Birch, show.
Ing the standing OF the schools OF the district
for the month OF February was received and
ordered filed. Following will be found au
abstract OF tie game:
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"rlle Silver lktpE,n

The sale Of reserved seats for 1.-THE Silver
King" which will be presented at the Opers
House five times next week, opening Mon.
day eyehing, will begin at Banners music
store this morning. 1t hc1 never been Sc
here, but has scored a success elsewhere.
The Phi!adelPhia TIMES says: mo more iet.
clDating melodrama, or one with better
lnoral, has ever been presented in this city,
and consequently the Chestnut Street The :
ara has been crowded ut every performance.
me scenery is unusually handsome, and the
changing OF some. OF the scenes is done In
such novel and cfeditable manner that the
applause o. the audience Is elected"
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STATS AND VICINITY,
Recent Doipgs Of West virRinlnns and
their Ncigfiburs,

Recent DolpgS or West virKinlnns and
their Ncigtborx.
Pres Mourning, q noted character abou,
"a Pleasant, committed suicids last week BY
taking large dose. of morphine.
A rat-Sunt at Masontowfi. Fayette county,
resulted in the killing Of 4.752 rodents. This
BEATS Washington county's recent rat.hunt.
The owners Of the cooper shops at New
Msrtinsyil!e have concluded not to rebuild al
present, which will be great drawback 10
the town, as it give employment to so many
hands. The loss 10 the company 10 about
$l5 600. 1t would be n wise plan II the bust.
nets man would take stock aud help the
cause along. ~
a fev days SINGS sad accident occurred
near Flushing, O. A farmer BY tho Mans 4
Bolten bad gone into tss woods for the p.I.
poso Of cutting timber. His little boy, a5ou,
seven years old accompanied him. The child
was standing Il few feet behind tree which
they were cutting in apparent security, but
sa It fell 1t split, the main part apriugiug in
the opposite direction, crushing the child to
thegEonnd, and killing him almost instantly
Jesse Lawrence, = colored man OF CsdFz,
ohio, got Into an alteration with D. C.
Htllegas, few evenings since, and struck
S'nA NV ASkh IA IA llJh ehtlltk, al
illcting serious injuries. John stubb.ns, a
police man, enieavored to arrest Lawrence,
when he resisted, aud made menaca as II to
draw weapon, when the officer fired, kill
Ing Lawrshcs Instantly, the ball goiag
straight 10 the heart. The colored man had
Il very uasavory reputation, having served
Two terms In the Penttentiary.
Mrs. Amos Day, OF Greene couaty, had a
narrow escspe from horrible death ono day
last week. Mrs. Day had gone out to the
hog lot to feed the hogs among which was
q, very large one. shs stepped into the en-
closure with some corn in one hand and 4
pail OF water in the other. Jast as she got in.
side she WIS attacked by the hog, which
reared up on i,s launches and took hold OF
her hand, biting aad bruising tsat member
in n severe manner. Luckily for Mrs. Day,
sse had Oh pair Of large gloves or abe wouid
have been more seriously hurt. As it was,
her glove came cit. and She thereby escaped,
no doubt, the terrible fate OF being ea.en
alive II
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INDICATIONS.
A BI.IGilrFLkE j
In n Gasoline store-The Damage TIT.
\ .s fllug.

In GASOLINE ht0re-Tho Damage TIT
s .a. fllug.
Shortly after G o'clock last evening All
alarm Of tire was sent in frcnt station No. %
at the corncr Of Market and Fourteenth
streets. The fire was in J. o. Payns's case.
( line stove store. situated on the east side OF
Market street, next to Qaimby's news stand.
8 MIR. Payne himself WIS assent. A Young man
Z left in charge Of the store had filled a con:
suner's eau from five gallon can OF gaso.
line kept in tho rear Of the store to accommo.
date people and bad gone info the saloon
next coor 10 rinse OF his hands In drawing
tho gasoline quantity Of 1t must have e.,
capped and run slong the floor until It came
to u small stove in which there was
a fire. Hero the fluid iguited aud
set fire to lot Of kindlipg and shayinss Ieft
by carpenters who had recently been making
some repars in thebtore. There waa report
out that the blaze was caused by6a gasoline
explosion, but there WAS no foundation In II,
Tho INrxlllo sScEE's Babcock was on hand
bt fore the Department got to work and held
the fire In check, otherwise the entire block
would probably have gone. Abont the only
damsge done was by the water. Mr.. Quim>
by's siock was slightly damaged. Avery
large crowd collected. Y !, 81 a z. r. ss
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AMUSEsIESt MATTERS.
JnnuSchck I'M "MnrlanUn''-Com At
3faStiVat, ''u .I

JnnuNchck IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES At.
sraeti0ap. '''' .0
Madame Januschek appeared at tbs Opera
House les. evening in "afa,iauna, q Woman
Of the people" Though very hoarss abe
pleased the audience, which Wat not SO large
as that Of the previous evening. lfariaana is
character which It is difficult 10 personate
propsrl 5, but easy to enact so as to pleas. the
MASS OF theatre goers Madame anusche k
resisted the temptation to enact the role in
the easy wny, md hsr performance IVES more
artistic and more worthy OF her fnme. II less
popular, on this account. Tho strong com.
psny supporting her again showed 70 coed
advantage.
The company left on tbs late Baltimore &
Ohio train fer Richmond, Indians, where
they appear this evening. - 49,, .,
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A report was eurren. last evening that
Mary Vandyne, the fallen woman who was
accused Of completely in the suspected foul
play which resulted IN the death OF John H.
Pettico.d at Mrs. Ships, IVES lying at the
point OF death as a ons.querce OF the ner-
vous shock caused by that affair, and that
she had made sensational statement, Ia.
veatiSatson showed the only Foundation the
report had was thst the girl wss slightly iii
since Sunday, but is now batter. She bos
made no statement, por is her illness directly
or indirectly trRceabie 10 her arfest or the
Pettico1d affair. She Is still An inmate OF The
house formerly sep: BY Mrs. shipp, now
presided over By Susie Kan Gmsn. = Il
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Tutal.-,.. Nos ls,l IS, SlIl5.iI Hin lNI IN N

Ths German department nIatiu Tue lullv. y.
log showing: Observation-Disclosures, Is !;
Afadison, 2s; Clsy, 70; Ualaa, 90; Csatrs, Il;
Webster, IS; Richie, 5G. Total, 800. Nun.
Der Of clas.ss-WAshinston, 5; Madison. !;
Clay, o; unlon, O.; Centre, s; Webster, 6 !;
Richie, 6. To'al, Al, Nambsr OF pupils OF
German Observation-Disclosures. ii; Madi.
son, O; Clay, q; Unio., 81; Cent,e 81; Web.
stcr, Is; Richie, 43. Tutat, iS2. Number OF
pupilA not OF Germsn parentage-Wa.hine
ION, u; Madison, 10; Clay, -; Union, y;
Centre. 7; Webster, !; Richie, Is. Total, 100
Humber OF teachers, 4; amount paid Tor In.
struction for the month, $lA.
Accompanying this repor. was that OF the
Librarian Tor February. It was also received
and filed Tho circulation OF books In the
library wa7 1881; in the reading room 1913;
amount received from tiaes, etc., IS
A bill Of Van Antwerp, Bragg & Co., Of
Cincinnati, Of $3S so. for maps aud charm to
replace thoae In the Seventh ward school
building, was ordered paid.
At S:lo the Board adjourned, there being
no further business to attend to.
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Tho rarkerabhre State Journal says: "Vica
President Thompson informs US that the road
will be In working order from st. Mary 8 10
this place by saturday. All tho engines are
now kept brsiiy employed, and mora Ita!.
iaus have bssn added 10 tho force already at
work. -
"All tho working msteri,l Is kept busily
engaged, 30 much 30 that the officials Of the
road are obliged to so up tue road OIL hand
cars es the cngiuts canno. be spared to make
the trip.
"The contract for building the portion OF
The road within the city limits has been 10 !,
and the terms contain al agreement that It
shall be done within thirty days. The pile
driving along the river front has also been
let The officials OF the road think they will
have Il III good working order by the lat Of
June"
The Moundavilie Herald has the following:
a small force OF men are ct work on the y.
| II. r. in the pRrrows above and below Town.
1t will take la-ge force OF laborers 3 con.
siderable while 10 clean out and fix up the
road through the natrows below town. |. Is
IN ugly place. Tho engine has been idle Tor
the past tour weeks, but It Is thought work
will begiu In earnest at this point shortly,
and proceed TO an early completion"
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Nothing TIL mou,,nx

PITTSBURGH, March 90-The Coal Trades
Tribunal appointed to settle the wage ques.
ton Of the railroad mines met again to.
oay, but owing to the continued absence
q Secretary Mcintosh, adjourned until
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Eight Hours oft.n,,pr

Tonight the Joint.committee Of the AS
7embliss \. Of T.. will meet at knights d
Labor Hail, Market street. 10 take action on
the eight hour question. The Joint.C Commit.
tee IS composed OF forty members, FIVE each
, none ae % es. assemblies me ~ the city,
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.Ther1ll0.a,e.er Record

,Thern,ouasieF Rccor,i.
The fallswing shows the range OF the ther.
menaeter, as observed at Schnepf sdrug store,
Opera House corner; yesterday:
II. 1853, .s.| - 1854,
TAN. PMS p:x.7r,A. "a: MA x.sP:x,7r.M
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 2l-l:s0 A, M
4 For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, generally
fair weather, winds shifting to northeast and
southwest, slight rise III temperature, lower
z barometer. aiIa. N. { y
Z For the Lower Lakes, generally fair weather,
]. north 10 east winds, becoming variable, slight
,isa In temperature, falling, proceeded In tbs
east portion by rising barometer.
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THE druggist who hesilates now is lost for
the winter. He should sling together some
sweet oil and liquorice and bring ont his
cough cure at once. Dr.. Bulls Cough Byrup
does no: pay him enough profit. = =, ''1r
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THE Da1LY MARKETS \ |,
rhe FInnncinl Worlu. q

NV York, March 2o,-Xoney make, EASY at
lha2 percent, closing nj ~ percent. Prime MGR.
bankers bills Meady at u 81; demand Il S9N.
GovraSxEsrs-Saong. n gg 5',IE5
y. I. Ss....-.........loi us. new ls......,l24].
Y. 3. ~, couponk..,llihl IN .Hs' - :
RAILWAY hosns-Actiye and higher Northern
Pacific htss advanced 70 l0lH. " - - -
aTArE srcuRlTirs-DuIl.
csS1s = s ss :;; SI 81, pae land g, s
f ksS sSesSi E. fsG ."s Amt:
LOUISIANA consols... 70 U. I. sinking fund, .llb
Missouri 6s.".......l05 Virginia 6s,,.....,,,,, 10
". Joseth.."....""..llo Virginia conSolS, OF. Z.
!, +. d y. U. frsN"..ln tra mat. COUPONS. t0lS
tennessee 0ld.......". - Virginia delcrfrd.,..
Ienhesseo 6s. hew.. 4!h"ExtrA Interest.
,srocks-1iio announcement from the West that
Thy Northwestern Ttanic Association had settled ali
aiusten%s hsma strengthening in,laonce on share
speculation; The mAttet opsEed very finn with III,
advance OF A! percent, After II o'clock Union
Pacific was rsideh down from 77sk 10 76l, Ton.
siderable STOCK was Sold laid 10 10 Tor Boston az.
count =
After midday SPECULATION WIS qnIc, and Onmcr,
but IN the last hour OF buliaus Northern Pacific
MD oregon q Tranc0nl mental shares becsne very
and closed b59s, ~ : = = ~ ~
as eompared With los. nights cios'ur, piccs arc
ha2s petcent higher for Or got Navigation, North.
western, Nnrlhern Pacific, Oregon 4 1ranscontiren.
al, LoutGyftte & Nashville. Lake sdorQ, Norris K
Essex, Manitoba, New York Ceatral, Wabash pre-.
leifea, ana M percent lower for Union Pacific
Southern, Central Pacific, Kansas i Texas.
Transactions 22I ,nD0 III ,nS .I...,
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ASK your grocer for Magic Hlyceriue sosn
Don't take any other. No ,humbug abont
this, like many other inferior brands thrown
upon the market. go - -! :
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AIoIp pILts-Beipg largely composed 0.
mercury THY eventually ruin the ttomach
mt Aliens bilious physic a vegetable
mixture, acts quickly, and eiIectually cu,es,
% cent?. At all Druggists. rThsaw
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A colored man, while walking on the tres.
tle."ork at the rolling mill yesterday morn.
log missed his footing aud fell to the ground,
Republican primaries come off Saturday
next The Dsmocra', will hold theirs la,er.
As yet but little partisan feeling hr7 mani.
,tea.sted Itself, or, in fact, islerest OF any
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~ A divorce waa granted yesterday in The
Moore, who esked 10 ba released from tbe
matrimonial bond that bound her 10 james
Moo!e. sse was restored to her 1nsiden
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EcoSoMY Is the road 10 wealth, Save, by
using Magic Glycenre Soap. Is''l577 - ! :.
p5Eirt @. 8. FEKSY. l4l0 Main street.
IS Agent for sale Of II, i
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GLIGHTLY DAMAGED GOODS
Uhe ,lntelliqeute,;.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
For Sa!e-Fire-Pro Safe. .,.
Wanted-6hirt Makers.
Excelsior Sairt Mandatory.
State Fair Notice.
Bank OF the Ohio Valley.
Clothes Wringers-Nesbitt 4 Bro,
Slightly Damaged Goods by Water-Head
OF Local. '"i
Modern Surgery:
II and If-Hop l,itters-Third page.
Kid Glove Announcements. i. Rhodes
& Co. s41F5.z
Just RECEIVED ! Ss Carpets and Russ-G.
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STILL fifteen Or twenty piects OF slightly
damaged carpets left, at lwo.,hirds their fra,
COST n J, w. FsBrrI,
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4 G. s. +Fkxsy, manufacturer OF candles al.
ways has a large stock Of fresh goods on hand.
Prompt and careful attention given 10 orde,s
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!. STILL fifteen os twenty piecea Of slightly
damaged ca'pstslelt, at two.thirds theiT tirsat
cost, il 5j, ,I3 A .i.5i J,sW. FEssYI.
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WANTED.
GENERAL NOTICES,

plTrSBuRGH, WHEELING K KEN,
l. lucky RAILROAD COMPANY. '''
Tho ANNA, % %sS;HS q % " MstSh 10 ISL
Pittsburgh. Whee.ug,. Kentucky RaiinashT ci We
psny Will be held 1t the principal otcs n, 1 ".
company, ID tho City o! Wheeling. v, Va, nv W w
TRuRsDAY, MARCH II, 1851,
nj ono o'clock r. H., far the purroso Of ,cc,v,,,n
annual report Tor lSs, the election OF Urrc,n, ~ Z,
serve inr thu ensuing year, md the y
Sich other business as may properly cone le;as
the meeting. :. y. II ,GEIT. '''s
mr-N ANls,snt secfrtlr.
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FoH SALE.
INDP NAIL
FOR sALE-COUNTRY SEAT,

L (
Ten acres Of choice high bottom lard, SIX rI!s
below wheeling. on Ohio River un! II. Il u. r Il.
improved ~ Htnbstantinl rrlck house, II fc,m,.
kitchen and 0utbu!llinEs. situated IN a Eroye q
maple, sugar aud poplar trees. Also, a Locd ,eec.
ton If fruit tees. Apply 10
wv. HOSE i Blo., lS00 Marie, g.,
Or Z. ". MORROW. on lilo r1,lnl.nS mi
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FLOURlNG MILL PROPERTY FOX
~ SALE
The property known as the caldwell MIL" on
GafdwettE kWu near the fly, having three run 81
hurs. Engine and two Z, Inner hElcss all In Eooi
running order, with n four room dwelling, gc0i
stable. oil pial Of g1Uund l5O feet 'front.' 10 lcsi
deep. L Et1d opening Tor pArttcs Of moderate
means VII be SId cheap mi on liberal terms.
Only cAuse for selling, Tie owuer being engaged II
another bu,iuckE.
For iu!lheT information ell on o. address
ALEXANDER BONE.
nriH agent and hrOEor. Wheeling ". Va
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Cotton.

New YORK, March s1.-Co,,on quiet and steady
put unchanged: futures firm; March ii lie; Hpril
IMS May ii;sos June II. 4.c July ll.57c August
l0S0c: December 10, Sc ~
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FOR RENT.

TOR r ENT-A HOUSE OF Sly
a rooms on the Island. Enquire Of ". ~
G WIDEN, i22l ChaplihH stfce'. ,r,t,'
TOR RENTAL A MODERATE rlC.
II rKE-ttGt CGnmodioug Et(ck IIvcn,r,
House. M. ~ Thirteenth ttiect, contaluIps rtrs
looms, lwo halls, bathroom, washhopc ana stns
eellats. HlqEiIc on the Premises or In !
WILDE, No. I2oG Main street, An An"
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NOTICE..

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Salt Lake and West
ern R ailway Company will be held
at the company's station building,
Lehi junction, Utah Territory, on
Monday, June 9th, 1884, at Il a. m.
for the purpose of electing directors
TO serve for the ensuing year.
HENRY MCFARLAND,
Secretary.
SALT LAKE CRY, May II, 1854
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ENOTICE.

To Mrs. Isabella B. Erickson, John B
Erickson. William B. Erickson, your
heirs and assigns You sic notified that
the undersigned as co-oWner with you
in the SCOTIA MINE in the west Tintic
District, Juab County, Utah Territory,
has done the work ard made the i'm
provemepts required by law TO represent
said claim for the year 1888, amounting
to SOL 80, and if you fail to pay and con-
tribute your p oportion OF such expeudi-
ture within ninety days after the first
publication hereof, your interests in said
mining claim will be forfeited and be-
come my property. First publication
April 18th, 1884
NEAL MCMILLAN.
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\ ACKGETACE. q lasting and
grant perfume Price a5c. and
~o'd oy 2 9. Nj Drug Sssrs
IL.
, 1884-09-20

hL@
As a general rule The American suburban
cottage and tho farm-hosss q thA ..rs~snt
century have been built Wi hont regard to
external beauty, and with comparatively
little concern for anything except cheapne 4
Many Of the carpenters that practice rustic
architecture seem 10 have ca idea that a
house can be mado beautiful III ono way
only, and that is by the lavish use Of the
tawory products OF tho jiE-szW. Given a
square box Of pine, with 5taii q windows ct
regular in-,rTals AMI an outline as stin as a
stake, except who're broken by be~avy-looking
wooden brackets AMI h.d3ous arches, scroll,
or other "ornaments' q pins, stuck on with
a few nails, and We have tho country homo.
a coating Of glaring white completes the
ugliness Of h could nevc' he other than
an o1ense 20 good Ia ~.
The single argument ia favor OF such struc-
tures Is, that thoy ancrl as much room for a
certain outlay as can bs OBJ nined In any
other form Of structure. There seems 10 DO
= notion, indeed, that The cost OF q house viii
be increased by nny departure from the
s%tereotyped form; ard Few appear to have
entertained the thought tla5 IL a few dollars
can ever be well expended in making home
beautiful, they will be so expended in making
the farmhouse q place TO which young and
old may ever turn when weary OF the temp
taiions and dhappointments Of life. It is inn
possible 10 conce We n longing for the ordin-
AIRY bald, cherries, white box which occupies
IN many farms the place whore home
should Ia