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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPnOVED PROPERTY. ON della
WARE AVENUE, NEAR THE CAPITUL
PARK.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER go
TWENTI-FIiTH. Al QUARTER PAST :.Aa
FOUS OC!uCk, In front oi the premises, by -
virtue OF deed OF trust dated July lst 1852, aud uuy
recorded in Liber No. 1901 iolo No. 45S ct seq.
shall sell lots leItered C. and d., OF subdivision
made by Mary w. hilton and others OF certain lots in
square No 6S6 fronting together 10 feet Deaw
avenue. between "B and ''C streets north with the
improvements thereon.
Terms of SAFE: Oneshird Of purchase money In cash.
the balance In TWO equal instruments at and
years from day of sale. with interest, for which the
notes secured by deed oftrus on the premises Sold
shall be gtven a deposit Of 500 will be required
when the lots are bid Of All cOnveyancing at pur-
chasers Gust Trustees the right to resell the
property at purchasers risk ii terms OF sale be
complied with within ten days.
WM. Ii. PALMER lT.r...,.
oc11-ddds WAL H MCELFKESH, 'eeo'
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The Touching Story Of Beryl aud BERTHE
From he Chicago News.
"Hush! Not another word"


From he Chicago News.
"Hush! Not another word"
Regaliy beautiful was Beryl Clearsides as she
stood beside Berthe Cecil in the brilliantly
lighted parlOrs of her fathers Prairie-avenue
residence that October night when the glorious
harvest moon hung low in the western sky aud
the base ball championship lay buried In the
dim vista of AN unknown Tomorrow. She had
been singing for him-this man to whom she
had given her heart such q little time ago in
The soft June days when the kissing zephyrs OF
Chicago summer had blown weeks washing
of tine line and her ice-crealn-cainp aign dress.
soft robe of purest white, which ciung to her
Diana.like form in graceful folds, had sailed
away into the great unknown.
. AT nrst she had sung gay verses, the spark
ling harmony ripping from her lips in a Cas-
cade OF melody that held Berthe Cecil SPELL
bound at her art, but alter little 1t seemed as
though the girls mood had changed, tor when
her fingers had wandered IDLY over the key
board of the instrument Tor moment she had
bent her Queenly head forward q little aud
there came ~ BERTHE Cecips ears the words of
the old scotch ballad:
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NV FIGS. NEw CuRRAxrs.
NEW RAIsINs, NEW cIrRoN,
NEW CATCH MACKEREL.
NEW CATCH CREAM GOLDFISH,
NEW N. Y. STATE BUCKwHEAT,
NEW WHITE CLOVER HONEY.
PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP.
From Coid Storage as 6ne and fresh favored - the
new In spring time Try IT,
CREAMERY BUTTER Choice a. n h possible to
produce Price very moderate
Roquefort aud Edam CHkkSE, this season's impor-
tation.
Norion's Celebrated Pineapple CHEESE, picnic
and table sizes
ChEhSE
ELPHoNzo YouNGs
Company.
oc15 AIS eth O.. bet ID and L
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
DEAOvAL NOTICE

Rh@oSAI So-
The subscriber having removed nom his old stand
2lS 9th Sc 70 the more spacious store Gle Louis
lana ava, viii oe happy TO al old patrons and a.
many one9 who wtsh ne Butter. tyys,l hsese eic
At lowest prizes. locls-6,sl n. r. REDNAN.
TNwENTIkTHsTREETM MARKET,
Il TO 10Th street
The best Of eveEsthin In line. The finest Sail
Oysters Blue Points 10 order.
oc16-lms VIM. LINKINs & SON.
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Toward f. DRoon
s26 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

Sole Agent for Steinway d Sons Gabler Decker &
Son. Marshall & Wendell, HalIett 4 Cumston and
other Pianos Sterling Organs, Music and Musical Mer-
chandise Instruments sold on monthly payments,
Exchanged, Rented. Tuned, Repaired. Moved. stored
and Shipped.
New and secondhand Pianos Of other makes always
In stock At low 6gureA
Telephone, 347-2 fel0
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DATA FOR THE LADIES.

PASSING PHASES OF THR WITHDRAWING
TAsHIoNs-HIeH COLLARS AND HArs-rHK
coIFTURE-CoRsA0E BOUQUETS sxAILEn-
BALL AND STREET DREsSRA
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u
kraaich Bach Pianos unrivaled
Newly & kvHns and Weser Bros, the best medium
gradr.
Gally's wonderful selfplaying Instruments
Reliable new triple, unson Upright Pianos for d S6
mol
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-19

ekN FaAsc1soo. May Is.-Arrivsd-
Steamer Msxlco. Yioaoxia.
sAiied-SseamsF OraRon. Astoria. shir
Eriesos, PaRst sand
PoET TowNNKsD. May Is.-Ship NeF.
CnEy, which arrived yesterday fF0m Ia
hal, reports speakiER % May 6th TIE
baFk SoninR. from shanghai fer New
York, II latitude 81 deg. Is ain. nsrth.
Ianzitnde lb9 dee. mia. weat.
6aiisa-ifsh.-BF British ship Sir lam
sesies Fanily. frs@ Pert Gamsls Tor
Melhourne.
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The Rising

~ ~ esd yea Ssi s. Gre
Afera asfseaz > q i'algugt tr i
WIS ef.lss slsl lbs pfsse soaF rn
fca1se ~ sal efN1as e skif eAiafzi
anA Mr2 =. 3. r5aam, ~ e-
ma nsesse. ses Mae4 writes sF
ansuser u years ! sas tspr q y , ln-
-. als ristout si1ess e
nhn na fsea Afteg usinx AyHs.s aaf-
tssaf.Iia sne n.oalh Iwss
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Praa-o a. va Kja1sn. G. W.x.aw-
ann ana ~. W.. Rerxans
a pe1IsIn ks1m s q 01ItEc1 n1a
c&naEM 1aE 3 epumfF rumd f1am l1e Ike
hetMann ssma - 4u& - az 1nwnz1ir
= u1zlh. range go. . tks red n4sT
Aaakas n1fIl, ~ rsesiVsd. and john Nal-
80 z1& Nalerf HanaF Wore So eln1e1
Fss41Ez. = meet 3nns IN. 1e56s
Gha fnliowtNR MrprgpEsaEaems were
J nz6a. 500 fa9 ~ DAVIS Fnzd an1 81
/ fne to Mrz. 3on1n reaa. botk usdef ~
/ nrpsrg1sfau e ,. e McDonnfd, road %,
/ peFgfscg y diz1Fiot s.; 6zeo fer opsnlnG
he Jnnksn EoRn1ain ruads froE sselian
- ne Erznkifn miDezs 1ndeF tie ~.
/ pervision Ct Matt. MalVeKileb and sub
ees 20 thu ApproEal of ComniEziune'
Van Doren; so On ne 6aequelmlI
Bu41, under The a1peEe1sia1 q !. q
Wilson, Rad snpeEvlsaE e dislxis1 -
$50 fog tmproging The Hills o. Tie Iosl
road. under she 9npsrEisiou Of Ccmmis
sioner RaFfize; 500 On th4 foad from
0fssn Kieef % Muekleshsos, under Cbns
D15oiz, Foad napervfGnr o. dissries -
eioo f1r TIE opsnine q t1e Porter Prai
re road - 9fsen Eiue1s nndef tHe super
vizinn q y. ". Jones. sapervisor q DIS
tEisi a; 500 fer tie Rad from Ososoll
20 dankss Founfain road. UNDER the "a
peryilion q J. q. Wsloh, road enparsi
anx Of dlsfEiez 81 $50 for tAe EspaiF d
the bridge aEef Adams g mai, ebe woFh
70 ke doas b ". =. Schenek szbiest q
ne approval Of Commissioners Var
Dsfen.
4 p1tition from F. Manifold and 9th.
eEn for read from Cedar river hrIdRs
20 The Old 61oquaimie rosd wes received
and DAVID Parker and N. Il Schultz
were appointed V7awera, % meet tene
June llfh. 1856.
A petition from John Cove ard okhers
fog ne yaeation Of road rs and she iooa-
Iio1 Of Fuad IN iieu thereof VAS 10
ceivsd and r. O. Hays and William ~.
Myers we're appointed viswers. 20 meoi
Jams oth, 1855.
ne ooufrAoa with she Posr- IEEzLE1.
aExcER Company foE the county printing
was extsnded until July ist. 1856. upon
the eo1ditions and terms contained and
sasi mentioned IN tie proposition Of the
said oozpauY, Submitted 90 the Beard
and nov On die.
A petition from Lneius Day and 9TH
ers for . road frsm the Falls City and
Snohomish road 70 the Bowman road
was received, and Daniel Mckay and
Wm. BoEen we're appoinfsd viewers, %
mees June 18th, 1856.
LEuElsEs GRANTED.
MeekeR. Davis & Co, Ferry an Whits
River, e Lanaston's.
Leo MaEz, RroesFy ct Black Diamond.
L. Ahrahama q Co.. retail, at Blach
Dianlond.
Harold Evans. retail. at Renton.
James Weir, retail, az Renfon.
Richard PFitcbard, retail, ct Racl
/ Track.
Peter Begley, grocery, at Newcastle.
Joseph Gardiner, retail, 81 Kent.
Timothy Morgan, retail, az Black Dia'
monG.
/ John MsOaFy, retail, az Newoastle.
a petition FROM W. II. Murray and
others for read from tho railread de-
poi af Black Diamond 10 section u val
recsiged, and IL. Morgan and Z. d
Jones wsre appointed viewers. 70 msel
Jana 4lgt, 1886.
Warrants which weFs drawn prior d
May, 1880, and which have remained in
the AudifaF's Office unealled for, we're
cancelled, and the aggregate thereof
amounting 10 500 10, vas ordered trans
lerred from the ceanty 70 The school
f1nd.
The Board had its aanual settlement
with the Treasures, and found ~ fol-
lows:
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On "a Island h Hsmpahirs eouutx.
" Va aRFsSeyAsd has bsen dtseaTerrci
w6ieh enntAins lhs hones u 800 rer
soaa' syiasnlsy u srass which preceded
tha indInnR
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-19

TIE sarA Aiaistss aslssssd not tau - CAL On
hin The Doctor has visited The hospitals 81
Earepe and obtained Z great deal Of ytiunbli
information Whicn be q competent 10 Impair
% those II need Of rs Services nR. 0IBBOf
VIII make 10 charge unless he Effects Z care
feFsons cured 81 hema. Gall Or WRIT. Al
Communications strictly couadensiai. Rsnd
zen dollars Cor paekage Of medicine. AZ.
dress Oh. ,. y. GtDBoN, Boz 1o53s ssn FFan.
eisoos oAL Msniion PoaH-IHzEtE1aRnona
ap18aw
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Entirely Cured"

Ms. II. X. Iiaycr, Mics Mss, writes
:. bare been seFy nIneh tsoubled Nith
toss lty q ~ hssr, and DyHpepsia.
AYsrs sarsspafilia has cared me- AFa.
". BssdIes. Hyds Park. sfass- wrssee
II Wns greatly redncsd b. Dyspelss.
"a VS. sfvissd e TAKE Ayer's ssrsa-
vesfI,a, whfeh enfirely earsd me- Mrs..
u. Y. Hnmbleff, = Lawrence street,
Level. Mss, wriiess Il was ~ TIVE
vesrt wien stomach ana Ever ironbses, and
r,salaed 10 resIaf uatfl / took
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FOR THE UPPER skAo.r

StFnr Glide O. W. Cove. nun.s..
I RAVES YESLERs WHARn az
- Wednesday and SAEnraaF. rals|o. ~
fhuredaT and Monday, caliine -
Wood, Ut8aiaay, Mos Iandfa1 49,.
CIV, Mouat Nernan. Starring ar5 S
terIneotate points above. H6r
p4E4A1o Apply On beard a. - ii
FOSTER On the wharf
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& alA..coAA sTR8M Ns4s
tles11lser. J. G Parter- 49,.
leate tecqlna every Mnndag. W.'...
@AA EkadAy, - 3 a. m. un,a -
cea-tle van. carrying frsirKt -. r
e91Eor4 ut Olympia. Araalla. ~
..e SD 3Al< ekooknn Bayn. ~
VA leANe Big ckcokum - 4-
oay, 1nnrsiay aad saturday. a
and uiympia - . m. arrigln9 a
ma % connoct with ateaue - ~.
1911 Polnte tor lreiAha o. ra1s.s's ''.'
Wharf. o. on ho-nd. g .
as Jas. 0RIFFETHa. M.
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TIA - Tbs fast sserawha
JOSEPHINE

-. D. x. HOWARD. Sole Ownm
VII, ron data, cary The Unlied I1
mail On Hoods Caaa1, making ~
Neekiy TIPS 70 SehSti4. LeaFin4
VIII touch ~ port 6asnbis faE raanaE
~ tnstEht arriving a sentlia 81
Afternoon returning yin leave fat4
NhArt af "a o'clock ever TUESDAY $50
eatqfday morning. taxing the maa 3
TON Can be fog 5eabeck and Union CIV
he steamer 4aaepnlne WA lacFa 4
oecA tor fort Gamble ever dag ezce
4nd receive orders to- Az Point o. Hoes
Canal. 8
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$1,000 RRViRl,

DY ORDER or THE COMMISSION
- ers 81 King counfy, ". n I hereby
o4ss el0oo reward Ter me arrest anf con.
vlctlon Of she psFann. Wha. On ths All A.
lnRfon. IN said coanty.
J.H McgRAW. sheriff.
Seattle. =. 7, Feb 3 ieea fes
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SNOQuALMIE FALLS

VsHE sEATTLR souAK AND sNo-
d Quaimia Transportation Company i
now rrepare1 to carry PASSENGERS and
freight frum Seattle 70 Sroq0alnle and
fntaI mediate poi t. with pro upruose ard
diaaafch. The shortest quickest aad bGst
rue % roaeh TIE famous Snequaimle
FAlIa hep ranchra and huntiaE aad nsh-
ing grounds q that region.
Two stages . day from Soattl8 10 Sqaak
leaving g. r. Slone grocery sicre -
e m. and D m For further particulars
apply e Stones grocery se1re Ffoaf
street, ARA
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NOTICE.

4 WILL LKAvE ALI. or Ny BUeH-
L n<sa WITH Capt y. p. GFerE. g recaiVe
Messy and 10 settle I'll oiila and arnnnaaa
no& I. Q. WHTffOR0 ". d.
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STEAMER
RlW.E. MUkRnn
c. &R. S. B. B.


THmE TAHKRI
t'OR FRANKLIN, Ri. aCK Ola asf,.n
and intermediate ataficnR faiiT k
q. m.
FOR Newcastle and intermediala staiIs..
daily as s, TO and 1910 q. nj. and fn.m.
Returning arrive ~ seattle fram fI'
aver extension 90 f:i8 ,. M, and l1t
and $50 ,. IA.
kannlng time 70 FrankiIn, 81. Dm
Running time 10 Newcastle. 4 h. A1ln
10 effoct Apf1 s 1876.
PUGET SOUND SHORE RallRom
Trains leave seattle Tor stuck 1unsr
a. - q "a. ana SIS 10.
returning leave stuck Junction a
ing ~ Seattle e s.i0 >. M
a. y. MKIANKn
9po Assistant SupaFintenHsN4
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Life and Health.

afsris MERCER. 3 Harrison srruue. LoW.
I'll. Mass, urites ~ son was weak
"a siebsltaled, troabied viii core eyes
nd seroftioas humors. Ayers Sarsapt-
RIA Restored ain q perfect healih-r
Irving n. EdwaFds. Eibasa. =. T.. wrises:
. From the gi1ne I was fossE years Old mt
eizhiesn. / sns subject . scFufuious sors
shroaf. MANY time my neck has bern 5
raw sore. fnona poaitbes pat On . draw
out the irannalasion. ftook four bottles
~ Az. ST..
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CLOSING OUT

+. q CaadbouFne 4 Co. arr selling eat
having arranged 30 dieeoniinas tie Sc
atale Branch kaFnituro establishment
Juno LIST Prices lover than the lawasl.
myl&dw
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE


IN GA8AoAN
DisponsAry No. az
ReArny street, SCI
, fanclsco. Estah
hshad IN i&&. fof
fAe trWtmaut O.
sexual aad seminal
Diseases. such a.
loEoRiEHGA, 0Lnra
sEmoIunH. SNEuu-
Lfs ~ al itE forrnf,
SEMINAL WnAKNRas
lnd IMRernNoF.
loss u uanhcod
i.nrrnannnflv el1raf
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Factory in Wa chens's new
BFIck building. ThIfd 90.

HAVANA AND sEED CIGARS
Ii manufactured and kept In stock. n
large quantities.
20 buy directly Of us. IS we sell strictly
Tor CASH, henee our prices are very low.
The cash system enables 10 70 sell cheap.
Goods eenf O. 0. d. % any part 81 the
coast
a large quantity Of tobacco stems for
sale.
Cigars manufactured 70 onder IN any
desired shape and packed In any style Il
auit customers. myT dwtf
Owing to the intention Of the owncrs 10
pack up and leave the country. the Cigars
now in STOCK viii Be sold It great sacri-
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lEV " Nc

wv. TARTR Aiassc
WIZ leave Nesiefs wharf. sssi.,.
Aanday morning. - O'Clock, fua
New Yves miaster and Gal FsSl..
Pert Townsend and he IaI,n
And fharsday mornings at oci,.S
Coal Harbor. direct, via The I.,,.s. &.
semiahmoo.
The kfan2el arrives s. Cc.l r
tn day aiseP leaving EaAtfia 49, XXI.
remaining there three konlT 7s~e
2 I 8 aza 1-lg % sealt e. 81
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SIEAMER cAScADE

a - -. W. cow Mel1eE
Will ioaFe eeattle Tee
Aday THURSDAY and a#
en- MandaF. wednesday and friday.
NnF fr1iaks q paasags apDlF e. hn1g
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-19

The Board examined The cash in pos
session Of the Treasurer and foand the
amount as shown by the above.
The purchasing agent Was directed TO
allow Mrs. Rachel Merritt SIS q month
for the care Of the Collins child antil
further ordered.
Tbs board then selected the Grand
and Petit Jurors for the ensaing term of
Court, az follows:
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ALLMOND & PHILLIPS
FOUNDERS
AND MACHINISTS.

Estimates given ON all
Glasses Of Foundry and
Machine work.
Corner Front and Spring
streets. r. O. Box 6fa, Sc
attle.
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NoTIcE.

A LII PERSONS HAVING BILLS
- agaiast the steamer ". y, Munroe
VII plea g present thu same 10 the firsi
Nailoaal Bank for payment withia thirty
dayA J. G RkliTAN.
Seattle April a. Isss. apsO I'm
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$500 sTKAAlKR
FANNY LAKE


. ". FIT n 1h1INls
INREIGHTTNG AND TOWNS ~
~ any part 81 tbs sound, - the iow
EoI6 supplies.
Apply On board steamer af ColmeN
wharf. o. . y. ~ DUHik. Yeslers E11i
seattle. W. T..
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LIocal option eiectiona were ordered
and inspsetoEa. jadaes and polling places
appointed as folloWa;
Du1amish PEeoinet-G. 3. Dadlsy, IN
sBeceeg; Julfus HcEtun and Ihoa. Den
evan. jadRsss Naples Sohaslhoase.
Estis Cify-A. @. krmhail, inapaetaR;
" Goidmysr and d. n Taylog, judges;
Schoolhousa.
hiosehlon- I. Car. inspector; L.
B. Shsrp and Rausoa Dgnn. indeas;
Schaolho8se.
Juanfta-G. ". Wistsnnyer, inspss-
soEs DerF foEhes and s Nihi0ek, iadess;
Scnoef1oua4.
Nsweaafls-J. D. Mnliarksy. inasestor;
z. p. Padden and FfAnk DeEAn, iadRsss
Sehoalbauna.
MelFuss- John Martin, isspsctsv; Jno
Perry and q y. Hindz. iudRnss Son0ol-
hoaeA.
Rensnn-Janas Wszs, inznsetoF; Taos
NeIliEan and David PArkex, judges,
SehnzthousA
aallua Rag-M. Dsnsmazs. snspasaur;
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STEAMER TRAVEL. ErU
STEAMER HELEN.
Tor Psfu Orchard and Warrington

STEAMER HKLFN. W. n
2 Biiia. Master. leaves Harrlec.
ta1 = smiths wharf ssaftla. everT Nc,ll I.
Medneeiay and FRIDAY. a. 90 4 m ~
Atiteheiis fQiHt, head 81 furr Orcharf .
also. = bead q Porz Waahinstnn. ~
e. q m. had of Pert f1rrhsrf 81 -
q ~. Nit hoii's Point 81 II 4. M. ~,
AZ se@ttie about 30 D. m. every Tueeiiav
l1alsoaI ald SATURDAY.. an7dw
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FOR SALE.

THE HULL OF A STEAMBOAT.
1 built last year. is offered for sale very
cheap for cash
For further particulars apply to the en-
gineer Of the steamer josephine, AZ Seat
tie. or 20 J. W. Bs1NE, admlnfsfrstor cf
the estate Of A. Baine. 81 Seabeck. Wash
Ter. apfedw
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SEATTLE BOILER WORKS
YesIer's wharf, fOoa Of mul
street, seattle.
GEORGE KELLY, Proprietor.

RsBUTLT or ALL DKsCRIP.
ID tions. Tankn. sheet iron work and
rausirinQ done ~ short natica- tel
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-11-24

solemn feast on Thanksgiving day.
To have killed white Brahma pullet
would have been the slaughter OF the
goose with the golden egg over again
So Josepha went at the making and
baking of her pies with joyful alacrity.
and Clorinda had just laid the Goldfish
on the table to flake and soak it for
the dinner tomorrow, when the door
opened and Mr.. Hough. stumping in,
laid down on the nearest chair plump
young chicken, bag of cranber;es
and big red cabbage
81 knowed ye had squashes snough,"
he said, looking out of the window
straight at the pump-handle, as ii no.
body was in the kitchen, "and-and-
we'll. she alters looked out fur ye
Thanksgivin' an I alters calc'late TO-.
Then stumbled out of the door,
drawing the back OF his hand across
his eyes. And they had their chicken
pie, though Miss Joe's experiment
was a failure.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-11-24
Mrs. Chase and Her Daughters.

From an Interview with Ex-Gov. Sprague.
The ex-governor, referring to his
divorced wife, said with much tender.
ness and feeling: Mrs. Katherine Chase
is q woman of lare attachments. She
has a brilliant mind and many accom-
plishments. She is a woman of ar.
dent affections, and nature has been
muniticent in bestowing upon her rare
charms Of person and manner. She
will bring up her daughters we'll and
they will make fine women. The world
has been very inconsiderate in it's
treatment of her. She is devoting
herself to her children, to bring them
up to be good and noble women, an
honor to their blood and parentage,
and she should be permitted to fol-
low these instincts OF maternity with
out intrusion OF public comment or
scandal. Every word thus uttered
she may endure, but can the children
live it down? Mrs. Chase was always
a high-spirited woman, accustomed to
exercising her own will, and she will
always do that" Speaking of Mrs.
Chase's means, the ex-governor said:
"Mrs. Chase is we'll off; she inherited
some property from her mother, who
died when young, and also from her
father. There were only two children.
| gave them $4,000, in their own
right. Judging from her usual con-
versation in money matters and her
business tact. she must have sufficient
to make her comfortable, if used with
discretion. That she will do. Ilearn
that her style of living near Paris is
very plain, but respectable and com.
Portable. She will probably complete
the education OF her daughters in Par
is, and will then return to the United
States to reside"
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-11-24
The Hidden Luxury of Aff1ucnce.

Clara Bell in Cincinnati Enquirer.
Return we now to my young friend,
AS she stood before me, between the
doffing OF one habit and the donning
of another, she was a dream of ele-
gance. She was clad to the neck and
to the shoe-tops else ( should not have
seen her or have thought of exposing
her to my readers. The skirt that fell
to the length Of a complete dress was
a simple sheet of India silk, trimmed
twelve inches deep with lace of the
most intricate and exquisite design,
which she said her fathers mother
had brought from Europe when New
York was hardly more than village.
Her corset was OF pink satin, edged
with lace, and covered over with en-
broidery in white silk, so delicate that
only q close inspection revealed its
artistic workmanship. About 1t. al
most to her throat, was yelling of
lace, ending at the sides in little sleeve
let's of lace, each decked with pink
bow OF silk. With childlike gratifcar
ton she perceived my surprise at and
admiration of these beauties, and this
led her to invite me to examine her
treasures in bureau drawers and clos
cts. Lace, silk, satin, nainsook and
delicate linen that felt almostlike Cos
samer in the hand were substituted in
all her garments for the cotton, wool
en-, flannel and muslin ofnearly all the
rest OF our sisterhOod of women.
am not an inexpensive parsonage, as
women go who work for what they
wear, but I declare it seems to me. as
though what this little heiress wears
in hiding under the dresses she Is seen
in costs her as much for single outfit
as my whole wardrobe costs in a year.
l said l had never seen such elegant
wear in the great shopping stores, and
her answer surprised and gratifed me,
as many another pleasant discovery
have made in that house has done. II
suppose these things can be got in the
Broadway stores" said she "but
get very little there except the materi.
ais for my clothing. Father tells me
that the women who make up gar
ments for these stores are not at all
properly paid, and that the low cost
OF most things women buy is due to d
competition that denies fair pay for
hard work. / have made up my mind
to use my money better than that, SO
mother and I hire everything made,
and pay good prices direct to the
women who do the work. =
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