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WOMAN.
HER HEALTH AID HAPPINESS a3g
MATTERS OF GREAT CONCERN
TO ALL MANKIND.
MAR MARrHrTsGA,

MAR MARIgrr o. Ga.
Some months ago bo<sght a bottle a. Dr..
J. Bradheid's Female Repilator and used 10.
In my family with great satisfaction. I
have recommended 1t TO taree famili a. and
they have found II to be jus, what sci amed
for 1t. The females who have used Il are
now in perfect health and able 20 ate nj TO
their household duties.
Dry Ill n InIINSl
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BE- THE SERVICE CONDUCTED
BY MR.. MOODY TODAY at the EBEsEzER
CHURCH is exclusively for the colored peo-
ple
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
CL0rH,Ex. AVE rAIhexs

John LATOUCHE, MER->N
- CHANT TAILOR No. Tenth ~
street kseEps v c9NsrA NIL, n IN
| GETTING UP FINE. STYLISH. AND DU-
| RABIE GARMENTS. The low pficaa will
surprise any one used to iine work.
! je 2i-eod
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.
TT E A l. I IL (!
DIR. F.. c. VESTS

III E A L I IL!
Swin's Specific cured me OF rheumatism
three months ago after my physicians had
exhausted their remedies without giving re-
lief. G. j. GoODfEAR,
Attorney at Law, brunswick, Ga.
have been afflicted with rheumatism
nearly forty years. and few bottles OF
Swift's Specific cured me. IL Is God-send
to the suffering. J. II. WALLER,
Thomson, Ga.
have been entirely relieved of severe
rheumatism I'm my right arm by the Use OF
Swifts specific, and passed through last win
ter without u relapse.
SIDNEY Herbert,
Editor southern CHHirofor, Atlanta. Ga.
TWENTY YEARS-I had been sufferer
from rheumatism for twenty years; was re
duced 10 skeleton; could hardly get about.
even ON crutehes. Swift'sspeclhc has cured
me sound and well.
Mis-. EZRA MERsHoS. Macon. Ga.
Swift's Specific has relieved NE Of rheu-
matism, which at one time threatened To
stop my ministerial work.
Rev. W, A. KIRK, Cross Plains. Ala.
Swifts Specific is entirely vegetable.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
Iag-1w Atlanta. Ga.
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, &c.
$4,000 SQUARE FEET OF
WAREROOM FLOOR.
S. w. HAYWOOD & son.

>. W. EsAHNOpb IN SosNf
CHAMBER. RLOR, AND DINING
ROOM FURNITURE. MATTRESSES. 30.
We would respectfully call the attention OF
the public To the fact that we have the largest
warcrooms In the clty-Over 10000 square
feet OF foor-room-at Nos 4, d, and GOV
ernor street. These immense warerooms
are crowded to their utmost capacity with
the latest styles Of goods. which We are sell
ing at reduced prices. Calland examine our
stock. Terms accommodating. ia i0-3m
HOLIDAY G0ODS.-Don't buyffl
Il l. your Christmas present until you lSo
see our large st0cl OF Fancy Articles M
Chairs. Desks, Hanging and Standing Cabi-
nets, Easels. Mirrors, Eiorentine Statues Ia
bles. Pedestals and many other articles In
connection with one OF the largest and best
selected stock OF Parlor and Chamber Suits
TO be seen In the city. You can save money
by examining our stock and comparing
prices. T.. GArHRlGHr & son.
de 7-tFel3 IL and 10 Governor street.
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GARD 70 & co.

lCARDOZO & co.
ONE HUNDRED CLoAKs.
consisting Of SEAL, PLUSH. SILK, BRO
CADE VELVET, and CLoTH--all to be sold
at great reduction to close.
We have Just received a large invoice Of
BLACK SILKS and SILK RHADAMER,
consigned by an oyerstocked New York inn
porter, TO close at great advantage to the
purchaser. The prices will DO the lowest
ever named OIL similar goods. They are
first-class goods, and the prices at which We
shall sell them are decided bargains.
We have, during the depression In trade
taken advantage Of the low prices prevail
ing and bought largely OF
BLANKETS,
MARSEILLES QUILTS,
LINEN SHEETING,
TABLE-DAMASK,
NAPKINS. and
OTHER HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
all OF which we will offer at real bargains.
The best NARSEILLES QUILTS at 81,
s2.25, and SO ever seen.
25 COMBINATION WORSTED SUITS 10
be sold at sacrifice.
ia 4-eod CARDOZO II co.
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ORANGES, LEMONS, &c.

-r.Ooy,NITO0(ll00sN(NN CNNTJ0yN0<eo-o0g
FRESH LOT NEW YORK APPLES
IL AND MESSINA ORANGES now ar
irving by steamer Roanoke, for sale low to
close consignment.
LEMONS. MALAGA GRAPES,
NUTS, ITALIAN CHESTNUrS,
GERMAN FRUITS and PRODUCE,
DATES. DRIED PEARS,
CURRANT and SARDiNES,
HOLLAND BEHRING'S,
IMPORTED SAUER KRAUT.
T.. HOLZINGEk. Manager,
1923 Main street. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth. ia lO-3t
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FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, {

Il AND BEDDING.-!rhe largest stock "a
OF FL RNITURE. &c, OF all descriptionsJH
in the city. Do not neglect your interests by
purchasing before giving me a call. Largest
business. largest stock. and greatest facilities
for the delivery Of goods. Satisfaction guar
anteed. WILLIAM DAFFRON. 1436 and
1898 east Main street and % Governor
street, west Broad street. Factory and
Upholstery Room, 10 to "a north Fifteenth
street. no Z9-3m
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ROCKS, STATIONERY, &c.
1885

CALENDARS, four knds-free TO all;
DIARIES, PHYSICIANS VISITING
LISTS.
RICHARDSON'S ALMANACS, 69c. per
dozen, and HAGERSTUWN coo. per
dozen. by mail;
BLANK BOOKS in endless variety.
BOOKBINDING in any style amt price.
ia 3-d&w RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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&spstD an a. s,-pA-
.r/NNHN-~~Nr.N@~4cN<N~ -c<Nr(S-<NNN~~>SN~
CHEAP, CHEAP, is THE CRY,
OOne should not on neighbor lie;
II he sells short weight and dirty coal.
Then his name should be told.
But who Is Il? thepeople ask; +.
To tell IL il an easy task
Throw rock in the dark,
And II you hear dog bark
You may bet your bottom dollar
That you have got him by the collar.
You had better pay living proht.
IL viii save you money In your pocket,
by buying NICE, FREE-BURNING COAL;
also seasoned HICKORY, OAK, and PINE
WOOD, as sold by w. J. MCDOWELL.
corner Seventh and Main streets.
10 Il
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La Menthe pOivree.

II est generalement peu connu,
quOique Ct soft bien lie cas-, que les
Etats. Unis tiennent la tete de tous
les pays du monde dams la prOduc-
ton de la menthe poivree, pepper
mint ct de rhuile de menthe. Les
Etats OIL cette plante est surtout
cultivee sont le Michigan ct New
York, comte de Wayne. En- 1873,
on a fabriqne 10000 livres d'huile,
mails en- 1888 Ia production est des-
cendue a $4,000 ~livres. pour Sc rele-
yer considerablement en- 1884. La
consommatiOn annuelle pour lie
monde enter est de 100000 livres
environ, pour les temps ordinaires.
L'annee derniere lademande d'huile
de menthe, ainsl que DIES autres
huiles essentielles s'est beaucoup
elevee en- raison DIES approximations
du cholera.
La menthe demande une bonnie
terce de jardin humble. On retire
dun acre de menthe de hut a quin-
re livres dhuile qui sc vendent Ell
mQyenne dix piaStres sur les lieux
de production. II n'existepas i pro-
prement parlcr de fermeS cultivant
spGcialement III menthc. mails beau.
coup de fermiers eli cultivent en-
petites quantities.
L'essence dc menthe s'emploie en-
medicine, dams la contiserie etdans
parfumerie. Les ingenieurS dies de.
partementS SanitaireS en- font auSSi
un grand usage pour d%ecouvrir DIES
joints creveS ct les assures DIES tu-
yaux de renvoi d'eau ct de closets ;
en- etftt, 81 l'on verse une goutte
d'essence a rorifice s%uperieure, son
odeur Sc fera sentir partout OH il Y
aura DIES defaults dams les tuyaux,
cette Odeur n'etant pas sensible.
ment atfectee par celle DIES gaz qui
sen echappent. L'essence de men.
the, CONNIE la plupart DIES huiles
e%ssentielles, s'extrait par la distille.
I RE a raide dun alambic.
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Nc. 5 avec six files ct deux fits.
une No. 6 avec deux files ct IN fills,
II No. avec trOiS files IT trOis
fills, II No s avrc ,leuX files e.
deux fills, ct une NJ. 8 avec ueux
files ct III fills. Tout celia formait
une famille de bellies dimensions:
outre les femmes il y await vingt>
trOls files ct dlx-neuf garcons.
Avec les petits-enfants, le tout for.
matt un total de 164 descendants
reunis autour de Ia table ct &c ne
TAFT pas une mince affaire de leur
servir 4 diner. NJ. Snow est un
vieillard blen conserve ct il lit Gu
core les caracteres les plus fins sans
lunetteS. Ii comparativement du
bonheur Ell menage, car il ma vi
mourn que % membres de Sd famil-
lie, y compris quelques f.mmes.
Mais ne lui Ell reStait-il pas assez
pour lie CONSIDER
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Tn diner de famille.

Lozenzo Snow, IN des grands
pretres mormons, a voulu der Mere.
ment celebrer son soixante.dixeme
a~nniversaire en- reunissant autour
de sa table tonte sa famille. Ce ou'
il a dd falloir de provisions pour
satisfaire rappetit de ses nombreux
herltiers peut 6tre imagine quand
nous dirons quill await one femme
No, l avec deux fillles, une No. 2
avec une file ct deux fIs, une No. 8
avec deux files ct trois fills, une No.
avec tr0is files Of deux fla. ma
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.Une vOix impartiale.

Mgr Capel Went lie prononcer
dams reglise Notre Danes DIES Vic.
torres, 4 San Francisco, TN remar
quable sermon sur Saint Vincent
de Paul. FaiSant allusion q ropi.
Mon commune u Etats- Unis Que
Ia France est un pays profonde-
ment immoral, reloquent predica-
teur a dit
"Ceux qui ont lidee erronneeque
la moralite DIES Francois en- France
est tristement negligee sont con-
duits a cette conclusion par les
ecrits d'auteurs uniquement preoc.
cupes de donner satisfaction au
govt malheureux de leurs lecteurs
pour DIES histories de deprivation,
on bien ce qui est encore pis, lis
ont base leur fausSe connaissance
sur une investigation personnelle
fate dams lie but de decouvrir PIN
moralite. Ces personnes auraient
dh voir la France CONNIE je TAI vue
dams mon jeune age dams ces pro-
v%inces, parmi ces braves gems don't
robjet nest pas d'accompagner re-
tranger ! travers les labyrinthes
d'iniquites, mails de lui montrer Ia
France sous son vrai jour. honntte,
brillante ct pure, la France telle
Qu'elle est"
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lie mouton de Chicago.

II parait que des centaines de
b6tes Il laine malades sOnt egorgees
chaqne jours dams les abattoirs de
Chicago, ct que leur viande est de.
bitGe dams les boucheries sous lie
nom de mouton de premiere qualite,
lie fait est affirme par lie Ners de
Chicago, qui ajoute:
"Les Inspectors sanitaires isno.
rent apparemmentqu DIES moutons
malades sOnt vendus pressure cha
que jour dams les parcs 4 bestiaux.
Les ventes Sc font ouvertement.
malgre la presence DIES Inspectors,
ct jusqu'a present rien ma etc fait
pour arreter ce traffic repugnant.
La vue de ces animaux sOnt occur
ante, ct Ton Sc revolte a ridee que
de telles horreurs sOnt vendues
journellement CONNIE nourriture a
DIES milliers de gems. Mile moutons
intectes sont achetes 1uotidienne-
ment dams les parcs dies scolpers
mercenaires ct venduS CONNIE bon
mouton au public sans metiance.
Tn syndicat est interesse dams &c
traffic"
Tn reporter Went de visiter les
parcs Il moutons de Chicago, pour
voir ce quill y de fondt dams les
accusations du Ners. Les inspec.
tours brillaient partout par leur
absence. Vingt huit parcs u qua.
rante contenaient chacun environ
vingt moutons malades de la gale,
du fourchet, du farcin OIL de la NOR.
We. Tous ces animaux ont etc abat-
tus, ct aux derniers avis leuI Wan
de etait ell vente dams les bouche-
ries ct au marche de Jackson street
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LES COURSES DE PENNIES.

La BelgiIue prend 81 revanche
sur la France ct ellie entr III la
prendre dune tacon e%clatante a en-
juyer par l'esprit d'innovation qui
s'est empar6 dele.
Autre dis, d'invariab!es cliches
raccusait sans cesse de nous con
trefaire. C'est nous qui maintenallt
allons ttre forces de nous fare SEES
imitatcurs.
Voici encore qu'on signale. du
pays WALTON, une tentative audacl'
euse.
lie comit6 central DIES courses
belces Went i'ttre Saisi dune com.
mande qui lui a etc adressee par
Nine Stroohant. de Liege. Cette
dame sollicite rautoriSatiOn de
monter Ell course avec les gentle
men, ct, pour e debuts, ellie ma
nllcS(e lutcIltioH VIC So'ih nv
enhancement i Louvain lie Prir DIES
Danes.
On ne salt pas encore qu'elle re
ponse sera fate par le comlte cen
trail. On attend avec une impatient
&c tievreuse. Mails d'OreS ct uela
Topinion publique s'est energique.
ment maniteStte Ell flvenr de Nine
Stroobant. Pourquoi, Ell etlet, ne
proclamerait on pas reSalite DIES
sexes devant lie sport:
&c quill y a de %surprenant, c'est
que Ia requtte ne sc soft pas pro
duite en- A.ngleterre. OH Ia passion
du cheval est 81 repandue parmi les
misses ct les ladies.
ii restera, dependant. a regler un
certain nombre de details.
D'abord lie costume. Les concur
rentes adopteront -elles r'amazone
on empreteront-elles au jockey sa
tenue classique
L'amazone, avec sa grande Jupe
empttrante. %exposerait d de terri
bles accidents celles qui sc laisse-
raient desarconner. La philantro-
pie proteste.
Mails. d'autre part, lie coutume de
Jockey a DIES indiscretions III les
quelles .ie mai pas besoin de mex
pliquer advantage, maiS qui pour
raient, dams certains cas-, provo
quer de la part DIES Spectators DIES
manifestations ironiquement tapa-
geuses.
II est vrai que toute femme cou.
rant etant tenue de ne pas depas.
ser les conditions de poids, il y au.
Ia DIES chances pour quill ne Sc
presente jamais au pesage de can
didates aux formes trop viOlem-
ment protuberantes.
Autre point delicat. Les coureu-
SEES Sc m~ettront. Giles bravement i
ca.ifourchon
81 lie costume de jockey est adop.
te, il lie faudra, Simple affaire dina
bitude. d'ailleu,s. On s'etonnera lie
premier jour, puts on ny pensera
plus.
De cette faeon, je vols Ia pour les
reyues de fin d'annee un tableau q
efet. Vous pouvez etre certains
Que les lubricants de couplets an.
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NOTICE

Having purchased the eligibly situated boil
or shop of T. Hogan, in this town, l am now
prepared 20 AXE contracts for making new
Boilers and repairing old ones. Full s~atistac
ton guaranteed, work will be lone at the low
est figures. 1hsve secured the services of Mr..
r. Hogan. as foreman and manager who has
had long experience in this business. Parties
will ind it to their interest to call on me be-
fore making contracts elsewhere.
WV. H. RAGAN,
Thibodaux, April 9th, 1855.
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tor The working class. send 10
cents for postage. aud We will
1mail you free, a royal, valuable
box of sample goods that Will
put you in the way of making
more money in a few days than
ysu ever thought possible at any busi-
hess. Capital not required. We will start
you. You can work all the time or in spare
time only. The work is universally adapted
to both sexes. young and OLD. lou can easily
earn from 30 cents to q every evening. That
all who want work mayTtest the business, we
make this unparalleled offer , to all who are
not well satisfied we will send 81 to paw tor
the trouble of writing Us. Pull particulars.
directions, ETC.. sent free. Fortunes will be
made by those who give their whole time to
the work. Great success absolutely sure.
Don't delay. Start now. Address SrrNsoS &
Portland. Name.
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CiitCtIiAOuo CubllCI, CSI i~O p"@
DIES demoisel.es peu vttues ct ayec
accOmpagnement de rimeS peu mil
liOnnaireS :
Oui, cest lei quest
La femme Jockey.
On Sc demande, d%'ailleurS. quel>
les raisons serieuses s'opposeraient
i la feminisatiOn DIES courses.
lie spectacle en- deviendrait cer>
tainement plus %Gracieux. Nous sc.
rions delivres de Ia vue peu rfjOuis-
sante DIES ttres malingres. ditfor-
mes, rachitiqucs qui attristent lie
regard par leurs maigreurs Obliga.
torres ct non g%ratuite. y Ell a-t-il
d'atfreux ,parmi e avortonS pro.
fessiOnnel
Incontestablement .je leur prefe-
rcrais, ct vous leur preftriez aussi,
de bellies jeunes files aux lignes
tl6gantes, a la taille souple ct gra-
cieuse. En- outre, ne Sc phantom
pas toulOurs du petit nOmbre de
carrieres Ouvertes aux femmes Ce
scrait un debouchG nouveau.
Par exemple, dams les premiers
temps, on aurait quelquc peine 4
S'habituer aux surprises lie CONVEX
sations auxiuclles innovation don
nerait lieu. &c ne Serait pas sans
Gtonnement qu'on entendrait DIES
dialogues de ce genre
-NoEs savez que Leon Went de
sc maricre....
All! vraiment?
I'm bon marriage. II Y a la
de rargent.
Eft qu'est-ce que tait sa femme ?
File est jockey.
IL taudrait aussi prendre garde
aux confusions facheuSes. ii serait
malseant de dire, EN- parlant dune
dame on dune demoiselle adonnee
au sport:
-C'eSt une c%OureuSe.
La langue franchise CONNIE celia
dies confusions pertides don't il i'm
porte Qu'on sc mafe.
Serieusement. il NY pas dob
lection valable 4 faire cOntre la de.
mande de Nine StroObant.
LIE seul inconv6nient, lie vrai.
c'est que la femme, dc nos jours,
tend de plus EN- plus a Sc viriliser.
HER, c'6taient les eScrimeuses. &c
Sont auiourd'hui les horse Eomen.
II est permits de craindre QUEEN Sc
alivrant ainsi 4 tous les e~XerciceS
masculinS. la femme ne perdre
beaucoup de son charme ct de son
prestige, ct dtja Ton peut entreyoir
l'epoque prochaine OF, lie progress
aidant, lie mari ct la femme ne Sc.
ront plus que deuN camarades til
rant ensemble lie heuret. galopant
cote a cote, fumant les mGmes ciga-
res.
Mails que voulez-vous . lie mouve-
ment nous empOrte de ce cote Ia. ii
est peut etre %n6cessaire que nous
traver>ions Ia periodic de Ia femme.
homme. pour revenir ensuite avec
plus de joie a la femme-temme.
Pierre Neron.
.Une vOix impartiale.
Mgr Capel Went de prononcer
dams rp0liSp \Otre DANES DIES Vie.
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YENDRE.

Tn chaland. lie Gem. Sc trouyant actpeila.
ment amarre pres du pont. Pour les condi-
tious s'sdresser a
JEAN BARDI. Co-donnier.
rue Market, entire st. Louis ct Green,
iomy T~hibodaux, Line.
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SOuScriyeZ Il In SENTINELLE,
trols plastres par an, payable d'a-
vance.
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I:oTAry Jon PRESS.

EoTArv Jon TRES5.
Ayant tout 'e matcriel nteessaire. nous som
mes a meme u'eNccutrr tour les ouVraGes W
,oor,,Liuue. ami oous serout coniies Les
brets d'avncat, cartes d'atfaiIeS, cntttcs uo
features. tickets d'habitation. blancS, circu-
laircs, etc. seront imprimts dams lie plus bret
d6lai ct il DIES priN modcrcs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-03

Too MANY CANALs.-The Green's
borough Free Press is getting alarmed
Of the number of canals cut CON pa
per- across the peninsula of Delaware
and the Eastern shore of Maryland.
The editor is afraid that the pehinsu-
lar folks will have to use boats entire.
y as means Of travel. He says -
"There il already one canal across be.
tween the bays. Another hak been
proposed to SO through the north end
Of Greensborouhg another 70 20
through near Cambridge, the Sassa.
ffas route. the Cboptank routeI and
now comes an Atlantic Ocean rival
Dongressman COvingtoD wanting to
cut ditch to connect the Delaware
end Chincoteague bays. Our neigh.
boris repose should not Be disturbed.
We fear none Of the schemes WilI be
successful il our day and generation,
important IS two at least Of them ere
% Maryland and 10 trade and CON-
merce generally
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-03

The great Irish Agitator and sup
posed head Of the dynamites inl this
country, ODonovan Rosa, was shot
In New York, yesterday, by an En-
glish woman who gave her narae at
the magistrates Office, as Y:seult
Dudley, a widow aged "a. Shs but
recently came to this country. She
refused to give the reasons that act.
uated her.
While we are far from justify this
assassination of this Rosa, 1t was u
fate that was sure to follow him at
no distant day, as it was the general
belief that he was at the bottom of
the recent dynamite explosions in
London, and cognizant of the assassi-
nations OF British statemen before the
fact. When man wages coward
" war upon his native government
and uses the most cowardly means of
accomplishing his purpose, he sakes
his life 10 bis own hands, and will
sooner or later meet sudden death.
Our sympathy is with Irishmen and
Ireland, but we unhesitatingly de
nounce the means used by such men
as Rosa tOImurder men, womell and
children BY the use Of dynamite or
any other cowardly weapon. II, tbere-
fore, public opinion is based on truth,
Rossa received punishment he rich
" deserved, even if his wounds end
il death.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-03
AasaEArez-s. ax4-
TUESDAY, EHE'0. fEBR'Y 8. 1865
MR. GoRMAN,s YIsrr.-sana.nr 4

Mn GoRMAN's VIsrr. Senator a.
2. German, Of Maryland, registered
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New
York, Friday evening. The TribUne
Of Saturday says: The presence
here Ex-senator German and the CON
ferences Of numerous politicians with
him during Saturday hare given i'm
petns to the democratic gossip about
the cabinet. In bis talk with demo
Gratis be corroborates the impression
that the election of Mr.. Evaras as
Senator. has completely changed The
whole cabinet situation. It is grave
~ doubted among the leaders wheth-
er Bayard or Garland can be spared
from the Senate. Mr.. Evarts ii rec
ognized as foeman who will require
the strongest opposition that is posi-
bic to present. With Bayard; and
Garland taken away from the demo.
cratic side Of the Senate, it would be
weak in debaters, while the republi-
can side would be exceptionally
strong with Evarts, Edmonds and
Sherman, especially upon constitution
81 questions. Mr.. German is said to
express the opinion that the Presi-
dent-elect has formed no positive
opinions and has reached no decision
as to the cabinet that may n5t be
changed twenty times before the 4th
of March"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-09-18
HetIer Vile.

Hetlcrville has become quite II lively
place plenty of weddings on hand before
the first Of October, we suppose 1t is on ac-
count Of the license law.
The boys of Heller, lie seem to say over
the fence is out we hope next time they 60
home from Sunday School they will be.
have themselves, then they needn't say
over the fence is out.
We are informed that the Union Sunday
School at this place is going to have Sun.
day School picnic in Bonds Grove on Sat
urday afternoon. Sept 10th, 1885. A good
time is expected and the public are cordial.
ly invited come one, come all and enjoy
yourselves.
1t Is reported that Mr.. o. Swank lost q
very valuable horse some time ago.
Mr.. Sam. NJ Heller OF this place traded
ponies with w. II. Hartzel some time ago.
We understand that the schools Of this
township are being pretty well filed with
teachers.
Thomas McMurtrie and family were the
guests of George Moury's on Sunday last.
Mrs. E. L. Kirkindall and daughter Lu
lu have been visiting her sister at Watson.
town and also relations at Milton.
We are glad to report that there are sew.
eral of our young people attending cate
chise at Miffiinvile under Rev. J. E. F,
Hassinger.