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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25
Deeds Filed for Record Yesterday.

T st.. south side, bet. I'd and Sd SITS s. W..
east one.half of lot "A, lot 10; ID st. west side
bot 7 and SITS. 5. W, lot IT, all in So Cos
X st., south side, bet. Water st. and Half ct.
lot S, so. 662; Water st., east side, bet. I and
U st. 3. W., lot u, 50, G66; Water ST., east side
bet. L and V SITS. i. W., lot 7, So of So. CO.
Half st., west side, bet. n and o SITS. S, w, lo
Is, So. Gj2; X ST., south side, bet. North Cap
itol ST. and list st. II. w., pit, OF sub. az anC
2lS, 50. go, George ii. Lewis to Nelson u
Summerield, $4,000.
ID st. and Delaware av. bet. L and NJ sts II. W.
lots u to 81 inclusive, and on the 40 II. alley
in rear lots 80 to A, lots ~, 90 81 to 62 inclu
sive of n. W. Fitzgeralds sub. of sq. 74S
Thomas l.. Waggaman, trustee, to Clara
lIammett, Sl,4jO. 800
LIST ST.. west side, bet D and L SITS. n. W., lot 80
Kibbey's sub of 50. 81, Edward ]. Stellwa
gen ct al., trustees, to John Lane, Sob.
N ST., north side, bet. Canal st. and Sd st., cas-
pit. lots 7and s. in so. 76g, Susan Fowler q
al. to Thomas Coakley, si25.
North Carolina ay., south side, at the south
east cor. of eth Il. s. c., lot * and 49, of j
Prouts sub. of 50. 800, Jonathan Prout Il
S st., south side, bet 9Th and 10th SITS. n. W.
lot l07 Trotts sub. of So. 1868, Charles V
Trott to Thomas C. Taylor $500.
Front on alley in rear of Z ST., south side, bet
10th and 18th SITS. n. w, pit, lots 81, 9S, and 90
and pit. "a, Thomas u Perry's sub. of 50. Isl
Thomas z. TAYLOR to Charles V. Trott, s., 500
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

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HOTEL PERSONALS.

p. s, Murphy, of Kerry, Ireland, is at the
Riggs house.
Admiral Dir Rasters omonaney, r. N, Is at
the Arlington hotel.
g. +. Bacon, Boston, D. w. scribner, Port
land, Me-, and G. \. McKivitt, New York city,
are at the St. James.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 6. PIERCE, Baltimore; Mr.,
and Mrs II. p. MITCHELL II. C. Friedman and
wife, aud James Il. Spear New York, aud $.
ID. kGcnc, Rhode Island, are at the Arlington.
Mr.. John Pearson and Mrs. Pearson, York;
T. 4. Hopkins, Birmingham; 9. b. H. Hartcr,
Dyson Moore, Il. X. Watts, OF England, ana
William Taylor, OF Glasgow, Scotland, com
prise the British contingent arriving ut the
Arlington yesterday
John r. Herrlck and wife, Michigan; J. f.
Stewart and wife, Portsmouth, Val Peyton
Randolph and Miss Randolph, Virginia; James
i. Murray and George Stevenson, New YORK
William s. King, W. r. Wilson, and J.. W. Ruth
and wife, Philadelphia, and Q. II. Van Ripper
and wife, New York, are at the Metropolitan.
IA. Pease and J. b. Dale, England Mr., D.
V. CLAWS and children, New York; DR.. 4. II.
KellCrs Charleston, 5, c.: Sim Blum and wife
and Melville 9. Levy. San Francisco j.
Trowbridge and wife Minnesota. J. b. schro-
! der, COnneaut, Ohio; X, +. Chatlield, Aiken,
S. c., and T. II. Bakewell, Pittsburg, are guests
| at Wizards hotel.
W. II. Fairbanks and wife, of Joplin, Mo-
! MISS carrie fAlfDunks lerre nhuteI luu:
| Casmcr JuanhOursth, Orange, n. j.; q, w.
Place, New York. $. W. CroXton, Dover, OHIO
| G. c. Haskell and A. A. Parker, Florida; Q. X.
q. Billings, Chicago; G. e. Peck, New York,
and Ward Hunt, jr,, Utica, NJ ". arrived N
the Riggs house yesterday.
IA. Campbell, Fort Custer, Mont; Beverly
| d. Tucker Norfolk; A, f. Brown. Pittsburg
| S. G. Kane. Andrew Dali, jr., Cleveland; Will
| lam j. IIOgg, Worcester; John Carmick, New
| York. Mr.. and Mrs, J, Harwood, Bolton, Eng
| Miss Ilendel Pennsylvania; Miss Musser
! Iowa. A. d. Straight, Indianapolis, and DIR. A.
NJ. Belt and wife, Baltimore are at the Ebbitt
Allen Walton Pennsylvania; J. Morris, Eng
| land; James w, Wolfe and wife, Baltimore; j.
| S, Cohen, q. IL. Kneeland, Ben Messy, ,Au
gusta, Cal n. Thacker and wife, Columbus
| Ohio; Mrs. A. II, Martin, Mrs. L, W. Lyon
George q. Martin, Mrs, J. O. Martin, Miss Jen
ME <. 1llley, Norfolk, Va; w. IL. Allen ant
vile, Buffalo, n. Y, r. Moore and wife, Mis-
Helen Moore, Miss Mamie Moore, Rit. Moore
Sobile Ala; ]. Il. Keron and wife, Elizabeth
| n. j.; W. Y. Stetson, Boston, are at the Metro
politan.
PuRE OLD Rye and Baurbon Whistles and q
| fine assorlpentol bot llsdgoode JANIS IA Ahf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

The health officers report of vital statistics
shows that the number of deaths occurring
during the week ending Sept 20 was 1Os-52
white and SO colored-the rate Of mortality per
1000 per annum being 2O,69 for the white,
1902 iOr the ColOred, and 2S.OS for the total
population. There We're i6 deaths from ZymOtic
diseases, 20 from constitutional diseases 81
from local diseases, . from deyelopmcntal dis
eases, and . from violence. The principal
causes of death were consumption, 10: pneu-
monia, q bronchitis t. typhoid fever, S; scar
let fever, q; malnrial fever, 3; diphtheria 3:
heart disease, 8, and diarrhael diseases u. OF
the dcCedents q white aud ! cOlored were over
90 years of age and % white and % colored
were under D years of age.
There were . white and cOlored still births
Marriages repOrted-l3 white and II colOred.
Births reportcd-whtc males, 10: white fe-
males 81; cOlored males, II; cOlored females 10
During the month Of August there were 4ii
deaths In the dis,rlct-2ii white and 1gg col
ored, u death rate of .. "a per 100 per annum
for the whites, @i6 for the negroes, and 70 a.
for the total population, higher than the mean
rate of August for the past ten years by 22S for
the whites, and lower than the mean rate for
the ColOrcd, and total population by COG for
the former, and 30 for the latter. The princi-
pal causes of death were diarrhNal diseases
s., and consumption, 5i. The average daily
mortality was 1873 During the month there
were AZ marriages reported, of which "a were
between white parties and - between colOred
persons. Births reported, 2S7; white males 30,
white females 60, colored males Is, colored fe.
males o..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

A boy took some clothing to secondhand
clothicr for sale Tuesday with note from the
supposed owner, The dealer took the clothes,
paid the boy aud yesterday the boy came
back with some more The dealer accused
him of forging the note and the boy dropped
the clothes and ran. The note read:
Dear Sir My niece has some clothes TO sell.
lie has been In long fance sometime His out
Of work know and wants none, so | let him
have tue clothes to sell you. Your Friend
A, L. CALVERT,
1874 Fast Capitol street, n. Z.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

The Mccormick Band of Mercy resumed It's
meetings in the parlors of Mrs. smonds, 3l3
street southeast, last evening. The band, o.
which Miss Elinor Simonds Is president, has
made some accessions during vacation, ant
starts out for the fall campaign against al
forms Of cruelty with great promise. Among
those who. took part in the readings, rccita
lions, and singing last evening were the
Misses Matte Elinor, and Bell Simonds
Emma BosweT Mary Folks, Mary Davies, Eva
Holmes, Matte Summers, and Maggie Davies.
Mrs. Slmonds acted as monitor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25
Tho Marine Band Concert.

The Marine band will render the following
programme at the concert at the marine bar
racks this afternoon, beginning at $3.50 o'clock
|. Collocation, "The Orange Girl" ..Planquette
2. Overture "Der Freichutz" Weber
3. Romance, "Alla stella Contldcnte" ..Rolnndi
4. Valsc, "From Rhine to Danube" Keller Bella
8. Selection, patience" by request. Sullivan
G. Song, Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep"
knight
T. Fantasia, "Forge in the Forest" ...Michaeli;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25
No. 2---5O-inCh Cloth SuitingS.
ONLY 65 CENTS PER YARD.
Blanket Sale Extraordinary.

The entire production of the Falls of Schuylkl Blanket
Mills sold auction in New York early in August
through Wlmerding, Hoguet & Co., Auctoneers. These
Blankets the celebrated manufacture of John Dobson
and the popular line of Blankets for fine retail
trade manufactured in this country AS the prices OBJ
tanned at auction from per cent 1913 per cent
less than last years prices, confidently believe
in position to offer customers superior make Of
Blankets at the
Lowest Prices Ever Named for First-Cass Grades
Below we quote few prices:
l0 White Blankets fair quality lid White All Wool Blankets extra
$3.50 quality only "a pair
White
perp ity only - psr pair
Whit. ov White
60 No, no;r " '' ' ity only SO
Id Scarlet Blankets, good quality only
III "'' i""'NU'' S''A f""-''' '' $3.50 per pair
-, ~, 104 Silver Blankets, good quality
io'7 N'aNo'' eA'" i'""''' only $L50
.., ~ Notified xta
liza "oo DnAo'' eNfA qu"''' quality, only 81
Blankets Quantities we special price no.
quality $3.50
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

Says by the use of I.icbig Co.'S Arnicated
Extract of Witch Hazel | cured myself of u
severe and chronic cartarrh." Also cures
md NninS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25
Gagus aud Gnnson Nationals battery.


Building permits were issued yesterday to
ID bctwnen Third and Fopr.and. II. half streets
southwest, 5000; John W. Danenhower, to
erect six twO.story dwellings, Twenty-irst,
between i and etsnorthwcst, 81 900; Mrs.
E.Wood, to erect two twostory dwellings, Har-
rison street, Uniontown, d. c., 81 500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

THE Rowland Dental Association No oil
Four-nnd.a-half street northwest three doors
north of Pennsylvania avenue, do nll kinds of
Dental Work. All work warranted tirst-class.
Have administered nitrous oxide to over 5000
persons. Fine gold and amalgam Filings in
serted in the best manner.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

The acting secretary of the treasury has
purchased an oil painting of Hon. Charles j.
Folgcr, the late secretary of the treasury,
painted by Mr.. Eastman Johnson of New
York. II Is II companion piece of the portrait
painted by him for the court of appeals of New
York, and placed on exhibition at the Acad-
envy of Design,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

"ALpEnNEY DAIRY WAooNs."-Fresh Al
derney butter churned every morning, and de-
per pound. Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball T;
buttGrmilk, &c. per quart. and sweet milk NJ &C.
ppr uu,,rL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

John Q. Thompson, proprietor Of the Sunday
Chronicle, was arrested yesterday for swapping
II loaded revolver ~ Constable Luckett who
attempted to dispossess him from SOl L street
on Tuesday, The premises had been leased by
the Young Mems Christian association, whose
tenant Thompson wns and, hearing Of the eN-
piratOn Of the lease, he was packing his effects
preparatory TO leaving whom the constable ar
rived. Constable Peel finally executed the writ,
in his absence. There was only one load In the
pistol when found in the room. Mt Thompson
gave bail. The writ Of ejectm0nL was against
the Y, NJ. G. a,
ToouDgR, Pants ", EsEAAE BRos,, cor 7th
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

"Rhcumatic govt caused me great and tanta.
li2ing suffering for ten year,, says Mr., Francis
Mann, Melbourne, Australia, (which was
cured l,y the application of st. Jacobs OIL, the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

At q meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A. Literary
society held last evening the subject: Re
sO,rcd That the course pursued by France in
her present difficulty with China is justiilable,
was adopted for the debate on next Tuesday
evening, the date of future meetings being
changed to Tuesdays. Other literary eXcr
cises were arranged for the next meeting.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

In our custom department so far this season Is
beyond precedent, but as we buy In quantity
tho; In pattcrns) we can duplicate every order.
EIsEMAE BROS, Clothbers and Tailors,
Cor. 1th mud IL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

The Display

OF suitings and Paintings in our tailoring de.
partment Is by far the most attractive ever
shown. ElsEMAN BROS, Clothiers and Tailors,
Cor 7th and T..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25
SPICES:

Under this head we can confidently state that
we have supply OF selected Spices second TO
mono In the country. Our Whole Spices are So
Iccted stock, thoroughly cleaned, while our
Ground spices are from the same stock, and are
Guaranteed Absolutely Pure
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

MISERY'S HEALTH INSTITUTE for physical exer-
else and the treatment of chronic diseases by
Swedish Movements and Massage, 522 Tenth
street northwest. Open from II. m. TO q p III.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

Sc per gallon, 10 cents quart bottle. No.
Rye Whisky best in the world for the money
| at McGee's, Ninth near d.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25
SUGAR.:

Jobs Standard c, warranted pure, for.~..,. Coo
1oIbs. STANDARD "a i" warranted pure, for. G5c
lOIbs. Granulated, warranted pure, ior..",. zoe
&c lbs Cut, warranted pure, for,.....,,"""... zoe
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

"swayne's Ointment" cure letter, Salt
Rhoum, RingwOrm, Sores Pimples, Eczema,
all Itchy skin Erlptons no matter how bolts
nate or long standing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

SYRACUSE, n. y, June II, 1SS3-'I suffered
with kidney disease and intense pain in ack.
one bottle relieved and six bottles OF Hunt S
Kidney and Liver Remedy completely cured
me" Ii, 5, PROCTOR, Furniture Dealer, "
Gulfpa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

To ORDER, Pants Sc. ErsEMAN DRos. cor. eth
and l.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

Last championship game of the seaso
TODAY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25

and u. .H' i.0HH F-i'iIH Nr. ''
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25
FLOUR-has declined,

ana uu Customers are offered the Nl benefit
o.tEosamo IT once We are Offering the follow.
iac Attractive Branda
SILNEE KING, STERLTNGs
SURPRISE, TRIUMPH,
PILlsGURYs BEST, GOLDEN HINL,
CERES, CRYSTAL,
sUPERLATIYE, &c, &C., DC,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-25
THE SCHOOL BOARD.

and T.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02

present mania fog Queen ANNE hosses,
which has affected especially our summer
watering places and suburban villages, IS
really su English importation. partskiug OF
Anglomania Barring this fact, it is not
to be denied that very many OF the villas
which follow that style are in the most
charming taste, and are wonderful additions
to the surrounding landscape. Is It not
Just possible, however, that we, with our
American impetuosity, are carrying the
thing too far? II is becoming not uneom'
mon in large cities to see cheap cottages,
set in the most unattractive thoroughtares'
built in most ridiculously feeble imitation
Of the prevailing style. Such buildings dis
play as wretched taste as that shown Oy a
yoang woman who arrays herself in cheap
cotton velveteen, in the vain hope that her
gown may be mistaken, in the crowd, Tor
one Of silk velvet. 1t is to be hoped that
architects and builders viii discourage the
erection of such houses, which deceive no
one. are the reverse of beautiful and are
but constant expense to their owners.
For the workingman. who has, by hard
labor and economy, succeeded in saving a
few hundred or thousand, dollars for the
erection of q home, it is simple folly to ex
pend a large portion of it m senseless orna-
mentation to the exclusion ola furnace a
bath, or other comfort, which he might have
in a palmer edi6ce.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
DEMONSTRATIONS.

The railroad companies throughou. the
United States owe i; to themselves and the
travelling public TO cooperate actively with
tire authorities for the suppression Of train
w-ecking. They should provide a liberal
land to assis, in the detection ofrlhe mis-,
creauts who eagagein The atrocious business.
A passenger train on the Santa Re Railroad,
neaz EmPoria Junc,ion, last Saturday night,
narrowly escaped dersilment BY striking a
cross -te that had been placed on the track;
AMI a freight trsin that was following,
meeting the same obstruction, Was thrown
from the track and The fireman &illed. The
iuteution, no doubt, was 20 wreck the pas
seuger train for the purpose OF robbery.
There are desperate Characters who would
not hesitate 70 have recourse TO this crime,
horrible though it is, If impressed with the
idea that they have a eOOd chance Of
escaping Justice; and there is an urgent
necessity for examples Of severe punish
ment
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
TIE WIFE or ATTItA DIED.

"a lie sits OF AulL died. ana isb''
mourning IL Hasia; ~SS
Aad ,oto tbe strrsu. thst CURED lih
thk crtSont-shzped besdsD1, 49,. d.
TIsy ,ast green Iezves from the nss
current fuiaht hear thea dosnu - -
And TIE uaidAns ef other nstso.s i.
And Al .srT;on sbo brossht TIER sT''
their thifst In The rivd, .,-s~ ~
aDe;,.y lie hoe sYsy kDsoms o. ne
dick With the lssSeu. Al Al W.
eJ,o,,;,St 1ov that sorcs uns bsi1'ea
n .hs LAM oi the Hun1 -
And On the d, osgntinz third ifS@
Diving they lat6bef ia -"
s4,.i,ht "a IRE sksrt, sxest gfsp'
AZ ~ fsee turned spvud, .HsSi 30
Ara sys, .bat vtre shst Iron toe -
fets an er The so0v. .al bSS
Thy p.aitfd her hair viz
tirc,rs together, and BE- - Of - ~
WHEN The moon stood ~ tne ..xs
,sa The azy 10 heif ps oe,..,l. ~ "
Tb~y made Der bed On ns -
oo'eftt sd, II An, and % e W. !,
60. !, ,..,.. hood s's' -
a. -ssia sa,. ., ,S,s: =: S;.s. .Is'.s " y
:ssi va posing in H'"" -
q "a .ber, hey IN her s.oo>' y" -
= sssIa g 90 ss .hiISs-, sp. uors ''d
~ rastior Sofets -, 10 Az
"a ,ooT ~ the breath Cd his s.ss
dueepdsnih a-.ys - ms
--lsss B>sfy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
WOSIEN'S RIGHTS.

The Vermont Legislature is engaged in
discussing a bill defining and extending
the property rights of wives. Like other
New England States. Vermont has been
slow to recognize the fact that a wife was
an equal partner in the matrimonial firm.
The new bill makes a wife liable in her
contracts in an action at Law. Now her
property can only be reached by circuitous
process in court Of Chancery. 1t gives
her the right to hold her own property, so
that the husband cannot take it away from
her without her consent; it gives her the
right to control her own earnings
As an offset to the husband, since he
cannot enjoy the property or income of his
wife without her consent, so he cannot be
made liable for her debts contracted before
then marriage. Size cannot sue her hus-
band. nor be her: nor can she become
surety for her husbands debts, except by
the way Of a mortgage of her property. daily
executed
The Montpelier Argus and Patriot very
truly SAYS that such a law as this would
have made our grandfathers' hairs stand
on end" and ouy fathers would have been
sghast. In the old days the doctrine that
the husband and wife are one. aud the
husband Is lbst one, was fully enforced.
The momeas the marrisse ceremony was
ended. the husband could convert his wife 5
property to hts own Csc. Siih or without her
consent Il could appropriate her earn
ings TO h,nseii. and Sqaanier them in de-
hapehery Size could 10 ao,hing % sag sc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
CRISP CULLINGS.

Brown silk plush is again pat forth as a
Splendid substitute for real sealskin.
Real astrakan tur is trife too expensive
to be fashionable save among limited
number.
0ysterplates are out OF fashion aud now
they are served raw on plate amid chop
ped ice.
It's not every swell with mourning
band on his hat who grieves the loss Of a
relative.
In making up the female form divine Tor
promenade, padding is carried to an extent
approaching delormity.
Newest WRAPS are u combination Of ulster
and Newmarket with something in the way
of buttons that look ike targets.
Green enamel earrings representing four
trying color even in The ears.
Smallsized soup and dinner plates are to
continue in fashion however mpch large
eaters may be disappointed.
Children hats have very pronounced
pointed or peaked front, which is filled in
Win TihOCHS N Nbuy bangs.
Something new in the way of paper
knife is DamasCu, sword in miniature
and made Of alleged olive wood
The larger the Chinese and japanese
vases nowadays the mere suitable Tor par
Tor ornaments they are declared to BE-
Huge brooches containing family por.
rats are all the rage. and in the iewclry
line there is nothing more stunning.
Opera bOnuelS are exceedingly beautiful
this season, as shown by the miIliuerS. The
most recherche are made entirely Of white
:tatherS and lace.
Walking costumes OF Scotch and Irish
claid are very much in fashion for young
girls. although many old girls do not hest
tate to wear them.
Indian shawrwrsps are already declared
hy a fashion Journal to have had their day,
because they were mostly made Of imitation
shawls.
Pet cats in fashionable families are now
ornamented with collar and bells, like the
once pet pug, or else with band and bow
Of ribbon around the neck.
Attenuated umbrellas for swelIs are wan
ing, because the London swell carries
heavy article with formidable looking
handle. something useful as well as orna-
mental
Fancy stationary is no longer good form,
and the correct thing is said to lie pure
white, with single initial. In all cere-
monious notes wax is invariably used.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
MISSING LINKS.

Ladies object TO ad-ages.
Boston has >, 100 music teachers
M1lhatten is only jibe-boom.
A gardener is often a terrible rake.
Electric girls are'great on the spark.
A Texas man has flock of 1000 goats.
General Butler does not travel on Sunday
The MonteGorc celebration reached around
the world.
The ovation business has been success
this campaign.
Prohibition City is the name of new
town in Dakota.
Be good to sourself and set the world an
example it will follow.
Forty.four religious denominations aOur-
ish in the United States.
The English Government only advertises
in its own party organs.
The Armstrong well ut-Phillips the Phil
lips and alfother gushers.
At present high prices eggs should be
carefully used upon candidates.
More than 1000 candidates for Congress
will be voted for next Tuesday.
There are 500 pieces in the SIS, 900 set OF
china used in the White House.
Beecher is no novice at campaigning-he
used to run a scandal of his own.
Deride lying as much as moralists may,
what would campaign be without it?
Alabsmas coal fields, as vet practically
holt IL, sc
England
The railroads Of this country alone are
worth four times the amount of our National
debt.
Mother Hubbard may have been o good
old lady, BIT she must have been rather
waist full
An underground stream flows beneath
the city Of Birmingham, Ala. 1t is to be
used for sewer,
The King Of Ashantee recently died of
smallpox, and 200 Of his subjects were
killed at his funeral.
1t is said that 5000 walters in New York
City will vote against Cleveland because be
will not give tips.
Every hen thinks her own chickens the
prettiest and every man thinks his own
troubles the biggest
1t is estimated that an average of 1900
thimbles are swallowed annually by the
babies of the United States.
The arabic land of Oregon is less than
one-fith OF its entire area, owing to the
many hills and mountains il contains.
About 100 Christian Chinese women have
'been married 10 Christian Chinese in tn
mission chapel at San Francisco.
IA orange tree al Tampa, Fla, has q
trunk six feet three inches in circumference,
and bears 10 600 oranres annually