Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-11-13
PCHcON5 AND TRINGS.

pGncONS AND TRlNG5.
IT Is said that William ID. Howell.
collects material for his novels by shop
ping with his wife.
MRS. Folsom Is going to make her
home Mt ''p. .etty Prospect President
Cleyelar1s country place.
THE Caiholc pastors IN forty on; OF
siXty-on,. parishes in New York arr
said TO favor Henry George for mayor.
The leader of tn; Knights of Labor.
Mr. 7. V. Po,Nle.ly. is Il dcvout Roman
Catholic. and attends mass with great
regularity.
Dir. SAMUEL Is. WAKp. no; having
had enough hunting VIII lc with Presi-
dent Cleveland in the Adirondacks has
returned for a two weeks outing.
The Young Mems Christian aS-ocia-
ton at Rochester, y. T.. is growing.
II has 80 members and $4,000 OF the
$4,000 required has been pledged for
new hall.
The dairy on the farm Of the German
crown prince near Berlin yields one
thousand quarts of milk every day,
and he has arranged to sell the pro-
due to Berlin parties.
SARAH BERNHARDT has been present
ed with 2.0J0 acres of land by her ad-
mirers in the Argentine Republic. As
vet she has not signilied her intention
of becoming cattle queen.
| Tom TYLER. grandson of Prrsi-
dent TYLER. and also of James Fenni-
more Cooper. has announced himself
rs an Independent candidate for mayor
bf the city of Atlanta, Ga.
AsHMEAD BARTLETT, Il tory member
4 the British parliament, was born IN
Rlymontb, Mass, but gives the name of
hil native place in the parliamentary
dir iciory as Plymouth simply.
ri HIE father OF Joseph B:alt. the
nctc( 4 Indian warrior in whose honor Il
sta!uSte was Wednesday unveiled at
Bran ford. Oht.. bore an interesting
nancy 1t was Telowaghwengaraghk.
win.
ApH| |sCENDANT of John Brown, the
sntisliAvery agi.ator, owns large vine- |
yard II (Put-in-Bay, and is such n radi-
cal prolA ibit.Onist that he refuses to sell |
. poundl Of grapes TO b. made into
wine.
The dnk ke and duchess of Cumberland
have takdp possession of their splendid
new chateau on the hills above the
Traun-Se&, near Gmunden. 1t is one
Of the iifest country seats in upper
Austria
WHEN ilToR HUGo carried his first
manuscript >pf poetry to publisher it
was handed back TO him unread, '.'be-
cause poetry was drug on the mar
ket" Il proved to be sorry blunder
sor the publisheri
NEW YORK CITY now has seven |
wonders: The Brooklyn bridge. the
statue Of Liberty, the elevated railroad
system. the great flats. Central park,
the Vanderbilt vialuct. and the sub
treasury vaults.
SKUNK meat is great del;cacy for
the Cinnamon and Swashes Indians
near False creek, British Columbia.
Inc animals are very plentiful in that
region. and they aie being hunted with
great cagegness.
HE earth is supposed TO lose time
Mthe rate ofhalf asecond in century.
Therefore. says TheBoston journal. IL
the earth ever cease to.revolvc on its
AXIS II will be more than 5000. 900. 900
wears before it wilktop.
ALARGE panther's roaming through
'ne mountain rangcsbetween the North
snd South branches of the Potomac
river, West virgini h has of late
grown very bold anjeommit,ed serious
uepredasions on farmers fi,cks.
ALFRED A. TArLR the republican
candidate for governr of tennessee.
mas become III from hs exclusive tour
Oh the state and has ben f1cad IN ro-
'fe from the stump. Emason Eth
ridge is advertised to like hill place
THE iiflieth anniyersv of aoo.h
Oh Pashsia will fall IN Feb(o next
year. and i IS prOposedto oeIeAate il
in Russia by popular subseriulro for
,ne purpose Of presevag the dSerept
houses IN which he resided. HIem.
ory IS also TO be hOnor,d BY tbbnbli-
cai'on OF new edition Of his uIks in
Moscow. :"
iaL remains Of Joel 7. Hal the
sa'ueky sculptor. which are al in
ss receiving vanh at Frankfor, sra
l..