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Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
Well Built Brick Dwelling,
IN GOOD REPAIR.
KENNEDY & BLUM, Auctloneers,
TUESDAY, Sept. l, at Court House,

Southern portion of Lot No. 81, Charlton
ward. being % feet inches by 80 feet facing
west on Tatnall street, between Castor and
Huntington streets, with improvements,
consistingof a very substantially built two
story, on . high basement, Brick Dwelling
with gas and water throughout; also Brick
Out building and nice Flower Garden.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
TWO DESIRABLE LOTS AT AUCTION
Rx GEO. W. LAMAR. AnctInneer.

By authority Of an order granted by the
Honorable the Court uf Ordinary Of hat-
ham county, Ca will De- sold on the Flk Il
TUESDAY ~ sEPrEMBER being nrst
day. during the legal hours 90 sale, at the
Court House,
lots Noe. 10 and ~ Guo ward. northwest
corner N barnard and Duny streets. farine
south, each H0Kl01 feet Pee simple. sold as
thr property ~ thp estate uf HuW ARD
HOUsIOuh.
y. 4. n. HnUaTOUN,
,. li. JOHNSTON.
n. Al. nEnEnE.
tkeeuion of the estate of Edward Houafouu
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
at1trtiom saIeo Future Dams
PeremptOry Auction Sale
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Carpets and Mating, Etc.
Friday,Aug. 2sth,at 10 O'Clock sbar0
KENNEDY q BLUM, AuctiOneers
We will sell the entire contents Of N. =,
known 0 we'll
PAVILION HOTEr.
Bull and South Broad street.
ADMINISTRATORS SAFE

by I'D LahOCHE'S SONS, Auotionear,
By virtue of an order granted by the Hono.
able the Court of Ordinary of Chatborr-
county we VIII sell before the Court Ho1sa
door, during the legal hours of SAL ~ moase
FIRST TUESDAY IN SEPTEMBER ~ NJ! sHa
Twenty tv-seven and three-quarters f9-sI,
acres of land, with all the Improyene,,il e 4.
situated in the county of Chatham. Stats y
Georgia, and being about 6lS miles from from tSa oa
city OF Savannah, adjoining lands of Cbristiee sIe
and others, and known as part of the Cassee
Park tract. HENRY LANCE EE'''ie
Administrator estate John Ianrn
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
anrtiOn salre FUTURE paua.
Valuable Household Furniture
AT AUCTION.
KENNEDY g BLUM, Auctioneers.

On THURSDAY, 9th inst, at II O'Clock, at
55 Liberty street, between Lincoln and
Habersham streets, sold as the owner is
going to Europe and must be closed out,
A very fine PIANO, cost $3.50; PARLOR and
BEDROOM FURNITURE, in Walnut and
Poplar; CARPETS. HATRAC" OIL CLOTH.
EXTENTIO ami MARBLE-TOP TABLE,
REFRIGERATOR, -IDEBOARD, Patented
TRt sSEs, BOLSTERs, PILLOW S. BED
LINE BLANKETS, ENGRAVINGS,
CHROMOS, fine GILT CLOCK, ORNA-
ME rs, SILVERWARE, GLASS and
CROCKERY- WARE, Etc.
COOKING RANGE. with BOILER attach
ment, LOOKING UTENSILS, KITCHEN
TABLES, TUBS, Etc.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
Gobarro.
FAMCY RAKERY.

nUklNG my recent trip North ! succeeded
- in engaging hrst-clasl Vienna tonfec-
lUnnf. J hW now ready ~ hl Hil orders fOf
every day. FAhCf ORsAMENTAL
CAKES f0r Weddinsa, Bale nud partlea !
aperialty. lee Cream. Water ires, Charlotte
husaf and Iell'es Puf0. rich. delicious.
TRIO, hhDEhiCK, Agent. a2 buli si'
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21
THE BAR

Will at all lines To su' ? ed with fhe Chuice>; Bran, ni Wines, Liquors ard C.! . ars, and ac Pr, ded over by geullrmanly and cGic.eul barkce. crs.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21

g~u,-. -..v | .,son "hy ti-
 mes Il hc scu an are had t .alace is lcca,se tLcy al. hav, -ot tlcr bacl $ up. We lea that Acy are just humping mad.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21
OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT,

in this found fire fire Of ct:stc.n C ihe du!i Hcv- b.es E"c .Hc C.! >9cAVcE ros Uri,r , tE!"dclpLis E!owlca !.G C. If CIV Ycrk fer Nrso Eos, tA'=-3 Ikets.u .ua Quilts low.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21

Laiv-"Iou have m beauX .ousirs or men to bother around. l nope" Servant (seeking place. Mary wan, mum; only anowid haste of husband.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21

Wal, naow, did you ever" ex- ;.aimed Farmer F'urrow, as he saw hc E ison electric light for the lct t.mc Il q dn't know that :. V could burn kerosene o:l up- .iie down.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21
TATf.o VEGETABLE
 HALL 0 SICILIAN Hair Remover.

Seldom does popular remedy win such s strong hold upon the public confidence as has HALLS HAIk RESEwER. The eases in which it has accomplished complete restoration of color to the hair, and vigorous health to tue scalp, are innum.gable.
 old people like it for its wonderful power to restore 70 their whitening locks their original color and beauty. Mi,idIe-agei ieople like F because ii prevents tben from getting bald. keeps dsndrur away, aud makes .he hai. grow thick and strong. Young ladies like 1t as dressing because it gives the hair beau tiful glossy lustro, and enables them 70 dress it in whatever form they wish. Thus it is the fayorite of all, and :t has become 50 simply because it disappoints no enc.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21

Music Every Night
 sIIu
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21

Many co'orcd mon who hay
 arri,d white wives are surprise i.ud that white women are un- T..iing t. take in washing to sup .a.t tA l4.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21
CEC.i.--l

'' IT." "u, Il l.. ,s hrir' i. a' s.'r'. S [. ',u ua h c:. ". :, ,n str .>. Il II. ,,,,..s '''n.>i'''i t::r"r-!:;'n'. ,ni Las a.: III ,:- -.r" 'nil Iov-n,'lrs. Ir.v-I.i> nr.. recon. nrn':r'i |" s;o:' at IiiIs house. I'r:v.,, u''ms t"r COiE mcIriil travellers. Tn" "ar of ihi> l' nse IS furnished with rns iliovtd billiard tables and card rooms, md is stocked with the finest brands oi slncs, liquors and cigars
 sG!f JcsEIu PAGcEoLY.
 Proprietor.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21

N altham, Me, Las 10 min;ste, ,lotyr. or bIacAsmi h. A skat;r: link gets along without the minis CT, bat t misses the doctor ano n.. C Sn th.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21

1h Sultan of Morocco has on. Esa'd wives. Sol'mon on, .,r !" h'rt,d. !,t+D oa, .
 u ly N!"n :,
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21

Dated, Tombstone, A. r., Marcl nineteenth, eighteen hundred anc eighty five.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21
Jf-NE.S 7. NISH.
Rc.a and Ponder,

as by wh cn w claim taae rigE to ;ise tac :. .2h .1 t:.:. ".2 a:.l ding
 u;- j. , ..a- .,-
 c.sy w...4,, !, ;.;i .Ys- ,...-a- tac lies aul an :,rs tL | ,,-u b-li.s circulated daily in ;he 'b)ily. plat" wh .,h is printed upon ma raj tAat b-:c g> to th" t&Xpay- CTS oi Cycil.se county, t..c mot gage upon wh!ch, is io"g overdue,
 At a regular meeting of the di- rectors of the tpitaph Printing ard Publishing Comp ny held at the office of th, company in Tombstone on the 4th day of June 1883. the following resolution was adopted, to-wit:
 Resolved That the seer, tlly c! said com. any hc. a..d l.e is herb authorized and dircc,.i to cXccat, ,o |. . I-.Hr. lease of .i tj printing m,t-r.a!. presses and far- n:t1ry of ail i-:i.dS b-:c;. ,Lg sad ;.pa.:" :. 70 t.. "o:. w.. the sad Epltaih fl!At.ng and I l. li.hing company, together with th, subscr. pi;on list and circulation O; the Epitaph newspaper fora period of two years from the date hereof at the monthly rent of twenty dol lars per month, payable at the end of each and every month.
 Dated at Tombstone. June 4th Eighteen Hundred and Eighty three.
 The corporation having no seal, the secretary is hereby authorized to affix to the said lease his private seal. H. M. WooDs, Sec'ty.
 The following is the lease and the assignment of the lease.
 This indenturc of lease madeand entered into on this fourth day of June eighteen hundred and eighty three, between the Epitaph Print ing and Publishing Company of Tombstone Cochise County, Arizo- na Territory, a corporation, the party of the first par5, and C. D. Reppy the party of the second part witnesseth:
 That the said party of the first part has leased and letten and by these presents does hereby lease and let unto the said party of the second part all the presses and ma terial of every kind and nature be- longing to or composing part of the Epitaph printing office also the subscription list anu good will of the Epitaph n newspaper for the pe- riod of two years from the date hereof at the monthly rent of twenty dollars per month. and the said party of the secoDd part here by covenant and agrees to quit and surrender to the said party of the first part the above described property a. the end of said term of tease in as good condition g. as reasonable use and wear there of will permit.
 In witness whereof the parties above named have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written.
 Epitaph Printing and Publishing Company. Seal. By II. M. WooDs, Sec'ty. [Seal.
 CHAs. D. REPPY. LSeal.
 For value received 1 hereby transfer all my right, title and in terest in and to the within lease to James J. Nash.
 CHAs. D REPPY.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21

The F,c shcst ard Fest ctsrS5 CT titrc'o Mata cc..i, "cli'rA Lr r@h " ' ,ror "Llch nr 'c! Nision ahd t"rr'd "cd@ o every o's- Na-he- also ihc vel E VT nsud or ye Nhkr. Imported ord"n iaCk swan Gin il st,. and luah,. Imported Wrc- lqr"s 'ad ad C 'ln"' H0- day Iudrrr E4In.i,s .ltd
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21

Baled alfalfa haY ty llie Uals ,r ton. ai ihe Fashion stables. a.0if
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21
OUR HARDWARE DEPARTMENT.

The Iaroess ard Gest e6 Stcck ef far6~src ,ke GpaEmeE cL-;.g Nai. saws ahes kr'N description Mining Farm .Iuupc 6 speciality CGEs lisos
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16
Pictures OfiEOUrself.

To introduce oar handsome new style Pc.
lures throughout the L. : al once. NE VII ssui
Fonr Dozen finely finished photographic Of
yourself postpaid, upon receip, of 800 and
sample photo. 10 copy from. (,ab,uei SIZE
pre'erIeI), provided you VIII promise ia your
letter t. show pictures ard act a. agent in ra-e
they are Satisfactory. .1rc sure toplsIse ererq,
one Refer 70 postmaster, Am Express Agent,
or Nuuda Bank Remit 10y postal note or
registered lei'e: mo stamps ta.en), and men
ton paper Address.
NUNDA PUBLISHING co, Nunda, Ny
April 25-1m
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

among he appointments made by Gov. Sc
Emery tina, Of Hon. James Buss y Of Bas,rop
as the succes .er of Judge Brigham. who goes
to L! Passo De Nore) for The olite OF Ds.
THE; judge OF Iha, Distract. The appointment
OF Judge Bu.sey should give satisfaction. No
Fora ions time he was parish Judge of MoIe-
house parish.
The other applicants were all good and
deserving men. We presume, Lu, Judge BUS
.ey is a cripple and is well suited for the
position, being as he is, learned in the law
and having had long experience IN the midi
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

the Rus'on Caigroyh va, on the train sum
day on h,s "ay 10 the exposition. Hope he
viii enj y the ,i-hts ani give the re1l,rs of
the Caii-rdPt some OF ms knowledge Of the
wonders OF tins great show but to get one
thou>1nt,hs pari Of II wouli fiji a mlmnntn
sLee, So nuch there thu II Is had 10 get
eny!hius.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16
Steam >aw and Plaing Wills.
+. VOLMAN. Proprietor,

POST OFFICE MONROE. La,
Mauufartg--r and Dealer m Rough. Dressed
and Matched Pine aui Cypress Lumber.
Cypress heart aud sap Shingles roor., sa.'
bHrd., etc, &c. The firing &C orders ard
answering letters of importance promptly
aui faithfully attended 70 4 Libe!a! share
Of the pIhr Patronage solicited.
Thee MIL. # bat rereut c1ns;Iur'on are
situaie. on the We, bank of the Onacl.ir
r!v"r lmrn" lately above the Monroe o..
Mis- have a rdl.ros track conneci!u, Them
" IA ne ', = X 7 Z and have safe AMI
,"uvenjrn, steamboat ,au!.u. fa,i'i''-s en-,
y.y-d ~ no other m..i her-aLoujs ant by
which ] am euab'-i 10 otter such inI.5e
Hieui> To patrons r~e,l'ns along ;he ra.iroat
or Rive n viii mako II deri ;eIIy 10 heir
advantage to deal "lih me
Address: F. VOiNAN,
Or Chas Ti'che AT. Ray,ll,e.
WIN. Miles Delh!
liam S,;-lv
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

4 iase alarm !, s:a'e..-tne newspaper
rDrrer's tbs alarm Bui /. ccruled-ipf y nat;
f,- tryjnE - stop " prevent the speed of a
t,.se r,Y,r,--!Dt not ~ give Irhlo.'y.
We az charsei viii giviu- ring p"ll'ri'y
thai we are correcting, and trying - suppress
or rather Tying 10 proven, the spread OF re-
por,s tina, would cause some disples>uTe, and
rnI-lral
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are Won disturbed at night aud broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing ith pain of cutting teeth If 20 send
al once and sc, a bottle o Mas. WlS>Low )
SoorHISG SYRUP FoR CHILDREN IEETHIxG.
IT. value i. incsIcuable. |; will relieve the
poor hue sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon il, mothers there j. no mistake about
u l. cures dyseriery and darrhO-a. regu>
lajes the stomach and bowels. cures wInd
colo, suftens the gums, reduces iuiilmalion
and gives tone ana energy 10 the whole sys-
tenn Mas. WINsLOws SOOTHING SYkUP
For CHILURN TEETHISG is pleasant he
;rlie. and !. the prescription Of one OF ne
oldes, AMI best female nurses and phy- .cians
ia the United States, and j. for sale by al
dn:sgis'. ,hroughou, the wotld. PRrrF -
cent, bottle. MAY =. -; "
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16
Benevolent Orders.

Regular communicate. of Y. T. NcGn.-e
Lodge No 2os, + 4 N.eor> second
"Wednesday IN each month w + Oliver,
W. VI Jno. Summ-Ti.u, SECRETARY
{. Balfour Lodge No -. Ku.Es,s oT
Py;hia-, met, every lu~stqy u,-t' {. =.
Ba.fonr, Z. c; Jno & sYmnerin, X Of L.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16
. 90 .

We are pleased to So tLat II Il. Brusar
has rented temporarily, until h!, store IAN be
rebuilt the Ircn front bulItu- on Crawford
street. next to tie Cotton Exchange. jus. below
Washington Street, where lie Is receiving IAN
entire new stock Of hardware, Stoves s..
TINS /, an excellent house. and we are glad
10 see II getting fixed mp again. The ehois
on Mulberry stree, were not damaged by IT,
fire and orders in that department VIII be
til.ei al Crc-
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

We are fa,'ahla be rgs and how AZ, we
aye % ni-c.n,true things. An acridtu'al
clause lrt, lat, ptpei- some one vii M
agile that i. intended tor b N. This . cf.
ten the case when no names are cide /.
H,w can an i'om - personal when no per-
son = n.rleI7 II j. impossible.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

T,r v .-i,nsry Board Of The Bayou Moon
B7I's,, A-,ocar.9n VII NEE, here cu the oh
Sru'ny 80 M. At wr.ch tine the Rev PAT
GAVIN WI rr-a-H
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

On Friday morning We ran out 10 Delhi
and met several of our friends for a few mo.
menis. Bushes seemed to be at stand
still and very dull.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

f. W. lad t..- team. 10 WORK to the ~. w.
wou.! nv ~ E.l again soon We W. flI
n..a the a-ck wno ~. splice ana furnish h5r
IS; Don a. .j-l. A. or-cr
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

Geo. {. Purvis is our authorized sgen: to
receive and receipt for Subscription 10 Beacon.
IL fully authorized 10 set in all things u hile
travelling o-er the parish assessing the prop,
sriy, those indebted to US will please hand
him the money If
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

We understand that the convict, will be
removed from Lafouche swamp to Delhi IN
few weeks with q view to raising The track
between here and pe'hi.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

A crowd Went on, TO Bee Bayou on Friday
to fish. They caugh, sufficient quantity for
the crowd, and also killed some squerrels.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16
THE HIGHLAND BEACON,
Saturday, May l6. 1855.
Religious Directory.

Regular SERVICES % Methodist Fr.>roral
thurch ,Suih- second SUNDAY n eacl month.
Rev J VI. Mckee, r. {. R,yv,'Je C!r,u,.
Regular .ervio,s of Riyvile Pr4.by,a, j., n
-hnrch-Thiri SUNDAY in each r7orta-R-v
A Campbell, pa.'o-. Prnshy,-I an SUNDAY
;hoOl every SUNDAY afternoon.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

Our exchanges AL bring cheelng news OF
the prospec, Of a corn crop.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

Prickly Ash Bitters is not resusi-
tating beverage, but pleasant, mild
laxative and efficient Tonic, acting
directly on the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ache and Bowels.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

Sufficien, water in B,euf river for the Era
to 20 into the Lake and rising.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16
Judgment.

Mrs Joanna Wisener,
vs. -7thDi,t Court
4. Z. Ju-ti,c. Husband
This case HAVING been regularly called and
fixed FOR triaI, after auwser flied iak-n up and
tired, and the aw and evidence being IN
favor Of plainlh demand. It IS therefore
OF tered sdjIl,~i and de,I-e1 that the rlaiu.
III have ani recover Judgment e the ccirnI
aurR. Justice, FIR The sun ii one apn>
dTei - dollar, with Ie.al interest there
on from The 3l>t day rf Dec l>7- les, a credit
Of one hun ireI AMI ten dollar, for tho value
of one horse AMI buggy 10 ia'r from the ? 1T
day Of January - add that the community
heretofore existing between the piairtcf and
defendant be dissolved and forever AZ an end
Read an! >gned in or en- couri,on TN. the }ih
day OF April, 1855.
K p Williams,
Judge 9Th De.
| hereby certify that the above and fore
gong = i tru" and correct copy Of the orig
nal n"w on file IN my oifi,e Gwen under my
hand Al sea- OF Office On tin, sixteenth day Of
Apr! 1883.
1no Sunmerlin.
5s7r>i'-Fruters f"es-j). G.erk - re y {
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16
CITY STEAM SAW MILL
GrIMlLf fALIOpi

OTIN.lt fAJ VII
LOUISIANA
II AVN ; rafsn charge Of the a'oye Nj
1 'he business viii b. continued in the
,arne Cf CBAs 4. puwNFY. All Or'erS vii
o. promptly and car,rI.ly filed Lumber -
hy Steamboat CT ~ lfnai tie best quality
et CYPRESS ani PINE LUMBER ruaran,
81. lazy" >HPPy of Cypress Shingles
constantly o. haui a; reasonable prices A
'anIny machine = ATTACHED 10 he mil and
all orders tor dressed .nmter Will be promp;
~ filled. Mr. l.. Trche Is my au'hnri7et
agents Al Rayvii!e. aud al orders lei 9Th
them ALL be promptly attended 20.
CfIAS A DOWNE"
Rayviije, La Jan !, 1888 -ly.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

J. B. Hardy has orr thanks for Vicks.
burg Evening Post OF the 9th
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

Eggs appear TO be rather scarce. Bring in
your eggs and buueI.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

Who wants god wagon cheap, Call on
Us, we can sell you TWO, cheap.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

Several residences IN town 10 rent bu: no
business houses
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16
Nos | aud Take Dinner At Rayville
JOHN SCOTT, Z Y DABNEY,
General Manager Chief Eugr n Supt.
r. CARROLL, General Sup;
Taking Effect January 2jth. 1885

The following Is the condensed une table
Of the Queen Il Crescent Route. which went
into efec, May Bird. .s55:
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

A portion Of the track on the V. 5 &. P. r.
r is very ruff
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

Corn along the line Of the V S & ?. r. +
looks fine.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

o.r-.-e pa.c,r ON a., ..on u
Richland beacon., 1885-05-16

'TuE OUACHITA EXCELSIOR
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-09
FEET IN TROUGH.
A Dissertation on Bad Manners as Ere
quently Illustrated at the Din
ner Table.
How an Innocent Diversion Was Stopped
BY Knife in Pretty
Mouth.
Men Who Make an Interesting Ana
tomtcal Display While Mas
ucattng Food.
Others Who Elevate Their Elbows
and Plunge Their Knives in
the Butter.

L ate lunch at the Hotel Lafayette the
other day. The dining room was well filed,
ana was given seat at a table next to a
solitary young lady. She was not bad look
ing, quite smartly dressed, with two of the
eunningeSt little dimples you ever saw, one
In each cheek. As l sat down she favored
me with glance from two roguish, dark
blue eyes, that did not turn away immedi-
ately from my somewhat earnest gaze.
Gentle reader, if you happen to be of the
male sex, and are unmarried, you can't
blame me for beginning some innocent little
advances which might have led to acquaint-
ance, conversation and possibly a boat ride
IN the afternoon. You know how it's done.
When the soup came on, passed her the
bread. Having thus made q brave start |
followed up the stroke of diplomacy by
putting the salt cellar in proximity to her
plate, and as L did so, glanced at her in
casual sort of way, only to meet an answer
ing gaze from those lovely blue orbs that
retired Immediately in what l took to be
some confusion. l then within myself care
fully cOnned over the ground already trav-
ersed, and feeling with pardonable citation
that good progress and no mistakes had
been mad e, planned third piece of STRAIT
egg. Her goblet was empty and the water
bottle was within easy reaching distance
Then l cOmmuned with myself. Was it
too early in the game to help her to water?
Would she resent it as an 'lnwarranted in
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-09

some of those Englishmen who have de-
voted their lives to the service of the
crown, and notably the cenOt<bh, dedicated
to the memory of the unfortS aRte Princess
Charlotte. famous for its $3.50 figures of
weeping women. In this -. ii have been
celebrated all the royal marriages, and
there is great discomfort among the men,
bers of the household at Windsor because
Whippingham church was preferred by the
Princess Beatrice for her nuptials with
Prince Henry of Battenberg. whip
bingham church." said the young cicerone,
who escorted us around the stables, ''wont
'old 800 people, and they can't
hentertain as many as that at Hosborne. but
there's no accounting for tastes" The
bay horses, he explained, were for
ministers and such" when they came TO
visit the queen, the cream-colored horses
for royalties" Two beautiful black
mountain ponies are kept for service at
Balmoral. He opined, also. rather signif-
cantly, that the queen would not lose much
of the society of the Princess Beatrice after
her marriage, but would only gain that of
the prince, her husband. who is a nice.
rather MISUNDERSTANDING young fellow.
Leaving Windsor, we drove directly down
the Long walk, lined on either side with
noble trees set so thickly that a complete
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-09
WITH HER KNIFE.

truSion on her maidenly reserve, and would
l not lose the ground already gained ?
AT this point my cOgitatiOnS were inter-
rupted by my noticing that she really
seemed to be thirsty. She took the goblet
in her fair hands. placed it to her ruby lips,
and received nothing but the cold comfort
coming from blow on the nose with a
chunk of ice, the sole contents of the
glass. She looked disappointed. and then
glanced imploringly about for waiter, but
none came. Here was my opportunity. l
seized the bottle and filled her glass. I'm a
little deaf in my left ear, but l thought 1
heard a murmured s'Thank you," in ac-
cents sweet.
Need l say that was encouraged? and
between my spoOnfuls of soup again re-
viewed the progress of the campaign.
There was the bread. GoOdl There was
the salt. GOodl There was the water.
Good! Nothing seems to have been left
undOne or done amiSS. Operations had
thus far been conducted with weIl-pro-
portioned mixture of mOdesty and bold
ness, or, as the scholars would say, FORSTER
in re, suaviter in mOdO. Now the ques-
ton occurred, what should do next? Was
the way sufficiently prepared that might,
with safety, accidentally touch her foot
with mine, or would some commonplace
remark about the weather be more con-
duciye to the attainment of my design?
puzzled over the question for some time
like a chess player calculating his
next move, and just as l had
made up my mind to work the weather