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II I. WALKER Sons. 2ol 10TH u. NV.
Je building Pspen Charcoal PORTLAND oeasens
tainnaS saa~ whiss saa Hssss ssaA 5sE
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Clara twho Is charming)-"Charley, dear, what
II an agnostfc7"
tends be can know nothing and thinks he Knows
tt all"-AeW York Herald
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l. 10 ,,,p PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE
sp9SBLi Tssek "hs sflHs6 Biz teENfkS.
sihhL hAi rsSsr,,, MAGNIFICENT EQuIPNESr.

V'HE oREAT
l. TO THE I IdEsSINsYLyASIa EogIE rnu
p9SBf rss sEa NEST f afP SS4fSSEEe efNkfEs
SILL, hs Efrrcr bHisSafSaEsIES a y isSs
Trains leave Washington, from station corner Of oth
For and and &: s Ss. S 4 rrp.
I'm sAaoe slsspi5s Cars q = 80 M daily; Past
S s.s.s ; 70 n maui
chca Win ss.pSs csi s,s:P g sesSss
Western Elpr.... 81 ). 10 IN daily. With siesIsns
ss sRs Il l2s: s.s ss
r. daily, igr f1,ts6ars sps the Wet Viii sS "a
ffISdEs S2b IF Sf Elssiss 4 fssS;s
For Erie, osnsndAigua Rochester. Bufsio NisssrA
2S ses 10 f sosSs.. ss'ar' Wh F''
For Siad aiT .ssn Maven and Emirs stssoa
fsSsf sS i.s Az. y =. 2
r.! pd IS Pm, d.iiy a a,A'' e''sp' S'nA,''
ssf sfsn h .: 90 sS.ry sy
ss ST lsllss .n.ss Z p Es S
For r6, al w ~, 70 90 90 ana n 80 am
ss IN i % E,sd IsS,: s:.ss "a
For . Bsl, 1, or e;sS' 20 sSS stS 20 u ~
~ e 30 Ii 20 e o. E q e sf "a
For Pops Greek Line 20 ana and 30 pm aaiy.
COG I'm a.iS. ssSsps Sunday saSdss., 81 20 o.
NAY WAY Asp da.ihiEkhSbRiH AID S Va
f'' sl;s'rs; sS ss ssS s ss. t9s' gs
iss ls % & q sr md Il IS s s@ s'
For TIE sSass ,
ana OF pm daily, except sunday.
s 20 g .s III tS 80 AMI i'S sJS ia q
ner nna ssnSs asd sss
station WHERE orders can be len for the ceckins q
c eife . P deeIaton nun hotels and rsd %1
asnsr. Manager. n1sl Gen. Passenger M2 2S1,.
RLnMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20. 1881.
LEa ay WASHINGTON FROM STATION, coRsKs
OF NV JERSEY AvENUE AND e sfkEET.
LOT Chicago and Northwest EXP daily 10 s. am-
ISr Cincinnati and St Louis KIp. daily .sosna
For pittsbun and Cleveland EXP. daily 10 s. an.
For LeKingtOn and Local Stations Is :4oam.-
For ins s.s and psu
adelphia IS 90 am; and IS 4 pm
ana s 9sernssas; psG' 50
40 ss SsST ss ss; ana say q
sundays. 80, 30, \ 30, 81 50 am, so u az
For Annapolis, 40 and 3 30 am, IL: 10 and 30
PIN PIN on o sunday 80 " 60 pm Lesys AneaR-
For Way stations between washington ana Bald
more 00. 8 40 3 80. am l2 10. 30. 20. . IS
and II 80 PM On Sundays. 8 30 a.m- 20. s 81
4;4O. As and IL 80 pm.
For Station. on Metropolitan Branch. 70 IS Am.
s t0 Am, = 20 m. for principal ststions ouiy;
For S.,thssbuT ana ip,eSpsai.ss pOinta re .aoa
dor boyds and intermsdiste ststions. "a 90 pm.
Church trains lesve Washington on sunday ou,yss
1:10 Z. H. stopping at al stations ON Mstsopokta0
For FREDERICK. rs 40 an. IL 30 pm. IS SOP
For i H%dERs TSRN. rs 40 Am and rs so pm.
Trains arrive from Chicsso daily. 20 an ana
AS pm; from Cincinnati and 81 Lcuis daiiy 20
an and 2;25 PM from P1ttsburs. dsily. 40 am
From Pkilsdelphia Chester and Wilmington, 10 a
An 20. q 10 and Q 80 M, daily, and II 80 pm,
From singeriy and intermediste points north u Bal
Trains leave Baltimore for wsshineton q $40.
625. 80. 7.20. 0o. 9.0h 10 90 AN. l2:i5 80
500, To- 900. 100. O 80, 30, 80 end III 90 a
m On sundays. @ 80. 20. y :05 10 90 am. l %
sl no saa SS SG ssS snS u 90
B.sy,ss called for and shseLss e hotels .nd -
" NJ CLEMENTS. Manager.
NIL c X LORD. General Passenger Aren't
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LIST OF PRIZES.

Application for rates to clubs should be made only
TO the once Of the Company in New OrieanA
For further Information write clearly. giving full
addresA POSTAL NOTES Express Money Orders,
0r New York Exchange in ordinary letter. Currency
ny Express (at our expense) addressed
n. 4 DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New 0rleaua

REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early who in charge Of the drsvings Is
aguarantee Of sbsolute fairness and integrity that the
chances al equal. and thss one can possibly
divine what number viii draw prize.
REMEMBER that the payment Of all prizes IL
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKSo Of New
Orleans. and the tickets signed by the President Of
an Institution whose chartered rights recognized
In the highest Courts: thereforA beware Of any mta
tons or anonymous schemeA ja1l-wks4w
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POTOMAC RIVER 30 AIRS.


INoR NORFOLK, OLD POINT AND THE SOUTH
Steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves wsshinstos
Monday. Wednesday and FRIDAY at pm
Steamer JANE MosELEf Tuesday and Thursday
st pm. and sunday 1t Pun.
Steamer Leary lands II Pney Point eons and rsturn-
Moseley lands ct Corpied Harbor going and return
ing.
Knox and Ioyds express win call AID chsok beg,
gage at hotels and private residences Ielephonsco
Lesry. 745-3. Moseey, % Fare e.
WP WEIGH supt., p s. Co.
GEO. r. PHILLIPS Supt, and 6. c. CO
Mt. VERMONT Mt. VERMONT
STEAMER W. w. CORCORAN
Leaves wharf daily texcept sunday for NJ
Vernon and River Landings far down 0lymopt 81
10 O'Clock q Returning. reaches Hsshinstss
SIG L. l. BLAKE. Czptain-
IroR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Il NEw IRON STEAMER -wAkEEIElE
Leaves 9Th st wharf on MONDAYS. JHURSpAY4
and SATgRDAysN an: asturnins TsEspAI&
FRIDAYS, and SUNDAY y IN, touchingS tovr LAno-
ingS a. far ss Nomini Greek, CurT1omsn W. I'd g
Clements Bay, Nd Connects with 3 and Q: = = .
shspasrds; SIS schedule JOHN b kADoErT. A.
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WINTER RESORTS.
BrRnuDA.
THE LAND OF THE LILY AND THE ROSE
HAMILTON HOTEL
WILL OPEN DECEMBER "a. 1857.
For circulars etc. sddrea:
WALTER AIKEN. Propussoe
nl0sks.3n Hamilton BsrnuAA
HOT sPRISGs n. C.
DELIGHTF VI wIETER CLIMATE AHp REsoRT
THE FINEST BATHS IN AMERICA
Hot Spring wster In Marble Pools and Poscs,ais
Tub, CneIcsled IN curative powers. OF - LUXURY.
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL
Eex. Open al the year. Table and every comfort
EQua 70 b<st Northern Hotel
E7-so1m A @ JUDD. hsassw.
N Near Old Point Comfort
THE HOTEL wARwICL
desirable ond sccsssbie Htntsr Rssort Cor F.ufxm
and Trsnsisnt Nisitors. u,ustrstsd psmphast ter
varded ON application 70 O. b oRcUTI, $50 DruaA,
vay. New York city. 90 j. r swINRRToN MAnarsr
Hotel Warwick. Newport ksws. We d3l-tu tAhsx0s
THE TRADES.
StECIALTY ~ HO0KBInpI1o. : HAIf03
e 1H2 LIGHT BIJDE1y lsstnhAisks1 f61A MI
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

A rLANTIc WEST INDIA LINZ
NEW AND CHARMING WINTER T0URA
British, DANISH and French West India IslAndA -
g. DARRACOUTA
Sailing 9TH March, 18th April and thereafter.
Stopping day more ct St Crotx 81 KittA A.
Superb psssenger Recommendation excelieut Cu311nA
SMOKING Room. Bath kooins. &c. Apply %
LkAICRAFT 90.
nl4- tu.ths.3m leo Pssd st. H.
SA' NV kokpE6fcsHER LLOYD q 90
Fast Express StssmerA
To southampton tlondou, Hsvre). nrsnaen-
Elbe. Wed, Feb. .. 80 p I'M !; LAhn, We'd, Feh Is,
F.. 22, pm Eider. SAT. Bsh 25. 3 y na sasis.
We'd, feh. 3d. am.
Comfortable stsisrooms excellent tsile injurious
salopn sppolntments Prices: LIST cabin, 955 and up.
berth; stserage 1t Low rsteS Apply 70
rs K r DR60r. s3s Penn. ave
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BECOnINd COArA
independent waists coats, and bodices are more
fasiiioraole than ever. A beautiful costume worn
ss= Other evening at dinner party given 20 A dis
tnguished parsonage consisted OF a white satin
skirt completely covered with black lace and a
snail dress" coat Of black velvet with white
s4tn and lace vest, and Marquise tie OF lace In
Iroht OF the open standing collar, lined with white
san sla anu SLICED With BLACK" pearls.
BACK Six or wool are always the resource of thu
thrifty, but they are relieved frum dullness and
1ohOtOny oy tae Introduction Of steel into the
trimming; not In masses but mixed with black
SILK or Jets There are many WAYS in which biacr
costumes can D. made beautiful and attractive m
eApense Is not an object; but the ordinary black
less easy 10 manage, and the result is too AMI 10
be that OF paid mute at a funeral Some new
and pretty deisns In beaded trimmings have
form tassels and these look exceedingly well In
the mixed steel and Jet, though they are found
$50 In sort OF Indian mixture OF eolors with
n beaded trimmings are Inaccessible. a yery
good effect may De produced by the use OF ine
folds o. rea SIX upon wool. Ave TO seven forming
band of alternate lines Of steel gray with black.
or heliOtrope OF yellow, win black. a little
pointed vest OF the color may also be Inserted
Thls idea may De carried out in gray wool and
Yellow SIZE, and very pretty gown obtained at
slight cost, or it may be produced In soft six of
the Two colors, with nne pilked out ruchings IN
stead 81 folds. these repeated at me foot, and a
IuI N.st instead OF small pointed one Cream
and delicate shell pink for the contrast forms a
pisuy evening combination, with ruIl soft, sash
VI the pink.
roPuLAR LONG cIoAte
great feature Of the season Is the handsome
long eioaks, which, In some Instances. serve for
dresses and eleaks combined. The newest fabric
Is Ilisso velvet upon q ground OF satin OF a con-
trasting color. The velvet designs cover rns
sna Ioasne onsS snoss Through In little CLEANS
hidden behind Chinese caryings RroWn nr.er
yellow - . sooe eomoisasiOn, OF dark bronze sreen
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-01-06

correspondent note, the fact that
tho State line which separates virginia
and Tennessee runs down the middle Of
the main street Of the little towns OF
GoodsOn aud Bristol. iit letter ndds
The state line street Is moi the only
queer thing about these two Il tic towns
of ,'oodson and Bristol. had lunch
to-day ut O'clock. aud having occasion
10 20 to the railway station noticed
that i was only | o'clock there ilhought
II might bc wrong. 40 | asked thr time
OF nm employed standing by. Ills watch
torrobornicd the clouk, aud | walked
away mystiiicd The hotel clctK in
formed me that the state line marks the
meridian where eastern time changes
10 central time. The Virginia Rnil.
fOad trains run by eastern time, while
those IN Tennessee run by central 1
don't Know whether the clerk put II In
the bill, but he glvo ~ great deal of
Information after he wins ON started.
Within n radius 81 thirty miles OF these
twin municipalities are five states. Frs.
tol has u population of 4. 5Du and Good
son a Thousand less. The town. county
and state governments are entirely dis.
tlnci. The municipal elections Of the
sistct citice arc held on different days.
the Virginia State elections Icing he'd
IN odd years, while those Of Tenncsseo
arr held in even years. None but PrcsI-
dental elections are held nt the same
time on both sides of Main street
A story is told of the Wid man who
clmo to Goodson With his tobacco erop.
and after II had been disposed of pro.
cecdcd go make things lively. IIo was
proceeding 10 give the citizens a curb
stone matinee, but he was intarriptcd
by Az officer. aud the performance had 4,
be adjourned 20 the Tenncssec side Of the
street, He Topped from the frying. pao
into tln llfe, Tot Biistoi policeman was
waiting for him. and he hastily started
again for Virginia, oDly 10 he confronted
again by q policeman. 1hcold man was
equal 10 the emergency; nc least he
thought lac was. Pmnting one foot in
the Old Dominion aud the other in Ton.
n,ssee, and tlnis standing. like clothes
pin on the State line. iio dsiied both 30
lice officers, AID declared that he would
sue The innn who attempted to remove
any part Of his body from eithor side
The officers held q council of war, aud as
Virginia had the prior claim thc Bristol
officer gave the old man a push, and he
tum led into the waiting arms Of the
Good.on policeman.
S0mctimcs the lawbreakcrs escape even
after being arrested, An amHsing in
cident occurred last week that ST tho
whole town laughing An offender hay-
ing escaped from the clutches of Bristol
representative Of the law ran across Nain
street and. climbing upon q pile ~ boxes,
began o tnunt the officer, who was pow.
erless 20 rearrcst him without rcquisi-
tion. While tho refugee Was joking the
ohecr numerically friend Of the latter
gave the boxes shove. precipitsiing the
man over the line. here his pursncf lost
no time in ponn ing upon h'In.
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Fifty years sgo boots had the prefer.
cnce. To-day. shoes Formerly, in eli
weithcfs the boot WAS worn outside of
tn trousers. To day. when worn ~ All,
the legs Of the boots arc c0eefcd By the
legs Of the trousers The wilifl zig ~
time j. bringing hoOts into the fashion
again. st least fog winter wear and 4
seems 10 be iH the interest ~ good
health. IL stands 10 fsason that II
should be 20 Everybody respects tie
force 0f the general hyEenic principle
that u Is neccssafy 10 keep the hea1 "a 0i
and tie feet warm II 0ood h alih j.
sOugh' Boots cover tot only she Zee
but the ankle aud The lower IeV. and
hence figat 0G rlleunsfism. th u delights
IN attacking those parts Wooden stock
iBgs aro psesfbiy too heating anI mske
boot, cisinffe s0cks are better The
sole of winter boot sh0ald o. fhick
but. being thick ii isn't rcrossary thar
it should b. heavy. Cofk eDies afc sg-
ceIlent and they maze 4 light weighted
boot. while pgOteriBg he feot from the
wet a par If fsn > lesshel tops. atg
~ the bcst mor,,to. viii iet many
years. and ~. wilh ipffirg boois event
naiig rlst as iiit'e 81 ,hacs The beos
legs should 40 as spnglg ~ ihc imi.s ss
the size of ihe fees vii permit This
makes fhe iens ~ thc ffaftor "a the
better. lschew eeiosh.f They iaiaft
~ drawing iei she thick sllfs sfrrr
their purrper. III ihe feri .-ti vet pst
them into cDid wsser. rrtt dry them
thoroughly, and then with a change -
socks, ihcy win fairly Rlou with
warmth Yes Yoff 7Imss.
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OF oil from great cans into each Of IN
open boxes Pans of fish are cons,antl,
being set bcfose these women and girl.
who handle the delicate morscls will
marvellous dc>tcrity aud care. flling |,
bcS and adjusting the lid In the twink
ling OF m cys, foe which the av,fag,
price paid IL ten cents per case of Toe
boxes. From this room pf chatter
laughter aud toll, they are passed 20 ih,
scaliug room; 5000 90 ~, 900 bo .es n,
timc are then sub .cctcd o. a steau,. or
boiling wafer. bath" of about three
hours duration; they arc again cooled,
then ''tcsicd, then shovclcd back and
forth In great banks of clean sawdnsl
until the boxes sh'nc like polished silver
and nu then cascd aud ready Tor the
market. good enough for anybody Tot
what they really are, hut under thu more
l'a'a'ah'c guisc OF supcrlatiycly superior
and supcrilnc ''frcnch" sardinca. Psv..
burg Dgafeh.
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- Craceviiie thf ether day enc e the
boys aho always uses ihsra fines sal
half in reg tfcr hii nsmf. was anxlosi g.
hni cui ihe banr nf new wsitfrss who
bad beon employed ~ fht hoass since he
WIS there before she came up io che
table in gtt his order. sod iesoing osef
he asid
'iNh hai shall we call Your
Pearl, SIR nas iha modest feriy.
''Are yos che pea 20 great pF.cef' ho
ven fufed
'tNo. sif was fhc 4uick fc.oiudef. u
an one % .he pearls cast before swine.
81 pfaf f5I<r
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The Thought capc 10 Jack q aham in.
siantiy that he hal killed her.
He lesped over her utterly scnsc!ess bosiy
and made for tho door.
Mr~. Haloout at ihai moment opened it
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one ~ ihe most ftnsrkshis io.Nis cr
found hss heen exhibited 10 nitfish
palcoaioioEistt ~ ~ r 10 H -se.ey
y, shows che c4rlT tcfclopneai 81 lsr
fltsicaturis. tlss gieani.g f-piii. 20
ancient srss uhifh sai,c.i ihe htsd Of
iissrt with ihc tceih of q tfo lIie. e
neck Ike a scrpeuts toiy. thr trunk sni
tail ~ = qpadfp ped she ,frIchre of
ish. the ribs of q chsmclfoE. aed ihc fus
~ q whale The fossil is 3 series ~
minu.e Plesi0.snsi lcss ihaa sve istfes
long. with bot only ihc ionts bot llo
ft.h pefferiiy preserved Iris being ~,
oniy case kooVn 0i .he mipcraiiga ion 20
ihc muscular substance and fhe preserves
{ on % The external form u these ahimai..
The remain. show di1crcni conditions ~
development.
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Little p IL learning q great deal
at Sunday school now. The figure of the
shepherd folding hislambs Ia bis bosom
has particularly impressed his childish
imagination, and lis tendency 10 fecnr.
TO Il IL conversation vas accepted ~
proof that his lessons were sink ~
deep into hts heart
DO you know how the shepherd pnia
bis lambs IN his bOsom2r ho asked his
sister
Why, yes. said shc, -he just takes
tlem aud puts them there.
But ho has 10 kill EN-, aud cook 'em
first said little P----.
Cook thcmS7
"Yes, aud ho eats en-, and then be
has 'om in bis bosom r
And tho hoy strOkcd his chest and
st0n arh downward in n way that isft
no room 10 donbt his fuli appreciation
Of bis own Theory a. 81 tho proper way
20 gather lambs into ones bosom. -
Bosfon Herald
Htnpix CorSrY, Kentucky, has 4
public school fund Of tO.0D1, 100 pub
JIG schools, four coiicees and aca,le-
mics. and three female seminaries
Is Tho scent savings bank ~ Charles
ton. >. c.. the colured peop'o have
fi2i, 1885 on deposit The largest
depoaitor has 2 900 70 his credit
ADAM and Eve were tried in the ap
plo court
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Thcy have put np 40 cpiiaph ia one "A
The London cemeteries which Equals in
plth sud cxacfitudc any thing % lhe
oi'itn time Over fhe grave ~ a dentist
thrfC rnn ihcsc lines
AieR this efnyestouc With oii gravity.
J--- d hIi aT hi, last cavity.
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Parkorsburg and GaIIipoIis Packet.

Sfcimcr LIZZIE BAY iesyca Par ,.imr,
dni y except Sunia at ssG a. M, arriving
at Ga lirois $3.50 r. m. Return nn leaves
Oailipolls 600 ~, arrivingot p3rkersbnrf
tcelock tkt M rnnF 90 uct1ine with ne
mo train 90 81 q era ani up river
points
- amer LOUISE AMI B 2. ENOs make
sure councct one 30 Hnu Or fcu ot fyfrr
laecnzcr- eHd fIl ht cc .ipt 4 through
hy t1l, ~ 20 j cilt. On the upper y ID
ana Kan WIN riyeIs Apply on b. ~ ~
steamers Or 70 WA' BAY, supt., Iron.on. o.
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B Az :. LIN E.
Portsmouth and pomeroY Packet.

Steamer LOUISE Leave Hnnfngfoa
eve week day ~ SO. ns nrfiv ng NJ Forfa.
mouth II a m. n turning lew Forts Onfh
lci1 p. M. arriving 90 Hunt ngiol : D. n. /.
extenl ng trip ihro l9i - Pomeroy every
Saturday
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ADAM and Eve were tried in the AZ
plo Ate court
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

One COPY. one year ~ 90. II paid al tho time
thcpHtno ~ entered in sal scril,tIon books
Ajitr % DAYS, si-,5 per year IL be charg cd
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eaIIIpoIIs and HunLInaIon PaekeL

Steamer B. n ENOa ieaves OaHipo.s 3 2.a0
a. m daily except Sunday. arr vinga at unit
ingion 3 p ~. Retnrain ie v,s Hunting
Ton li p. m irfiving At Gnllipoiis o. M.
nltl daH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-14

the sppellsnt alone sppeals 1--WE CAT
only declare the law IS we lad it, and O.
Ii how stands there ia 20 provision for
the compensation Ct appellant. Affirmed.
Gaines, J.
E D. Sspp vf. Caroline Sapp: appesi
from Shelby. Appeal from judgment
refusing appellant divorce from the ap-
pellee. The ground Of the action was
cruel treatment. Appellant proved thst
he had been kind and duiiful hus 5sud,
but that while his wife, appe lee, was
sud ring fsom 81 attack Ct pleufisy she
refused to drink cup Of ccree he pre-
pared for her at her request until he had
drank from Inc cup himself; and thst sac
charged IN substance that be was ~
tempting to take her Eff, ard wished to
poison hsr. Shortly after this appellee
left appellant and refused to I've with
him, and went to her own house. APP
pellsnt visi!ed her and tried TO induce
ar TO return aud live with him. This
she refused to do, but ffsred to live with
appellant II he would come to he- house 4
which proposition he refused to sccepns
Held: The court did not err l. holdmS
tia: the evidence was insufficient TO graft
the divorce. Affirmed. Gaines, j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-14
Charge d with KobpiDe Fro,xh, Tie. =.

RAwLlNs, Wy. T., Oct. IS Tho sen,a
ton OF the hoar Is the work OF the grand
jury Of this county. During the las,
three Gays they have found twenty one
indie tments agaiass conductors and
brakeman OF the Union Psc. f. Rrirosd,
raost OF whom reside 10 this city and run
from this place TO Green RIVER in charge
OF fright trains. They are accused OF
roObilg these freight trains Of valuable
merchandise In trsneit bs.ween San Fran
cisco and eastern cities. The robberiee
ere supposed to cover period of twelve
or blteen months, and thousands OF COL
lsTs worth OF vA.usbles are missing.
Four prominent business mon are III
YnlYa6
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-14
RIVER BANK sLIDE,
Psrt of the whsTfaEs a. yickibuTk G We
%ay-A Pr0manent Clyz.n Killed,

Part of the Wharfage ~ yickiburk G va
%ay-A PromiE ent Cvz.n Killed.
VIcKsBURe, MISS Ocs. ia serious
Glide in The river bank occurred,ASse YES.
ierdsy resulting in the loss Of one lie and
the destruction Of COZ s.dernblesF1 operty
4 large section OF the whcrf sanding st
South VlCksburg whica had bcanaocseue q
oy the recent heavy sGoffos, elipn9 d. wsy
and crashed into the river. SlDertufead-
enE HARRISON Ct the Dummy ina was
standing In a freight car on tue Wal al
the time of the accident. The CIR Has
hutled down CT enbanzmelt a,d.Hs,9ss
sOn WAS carried to the bottom oftssffYer
snd drowned. HsrrisCn wes one Of the
most prominent men in the city. lis Wss
4 native CT Greervilie, S c Al one lime
he WAS president Il tina VLCksburg and
Snip Island Railway.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-14

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. Is The Kans,s
county grand jury at Gsrevs, Ill, have
found bills o! indictment against John A.
Bsurisen, Thomas Frederick, Alexander
Smith Be Hles. August kAegel ant George
Goddibg. They we're charged with q
conspiracy to iriare the the property OF
the Chicago, Burlington and Q 1incY Rail
way C0mpsny by the Gae CT dynamite at
Aurora curing the ls.a etrike Of engineers
and fltemen Of that road. They are all
members OF the Brotherhood Of Eagln-
GERS and FiTemeD, snd B:EEisGn fe; chief
'epglpesr OF Division No. 90 Of Etcomo-
tive Engineers. .i ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-14

Alter sleepisss night, useAuglatura Bitters
to;tonc up yonfsy stem. Bay ohEyAhe geLp ne,
hitsAhfacsazsdpy DR.. siegers &sph,. ,.ssss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-14

feru
andm
splendid attractions including Military Ropng
KacesB aloon Ase8nsio
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-08-29
What's in q Name i?

The name by which we know an arti-
Gle sometimes gives very little idea of
its character. Take the following list as
an illustration:
coil of turpentine" is not an oil,
neither is coil of vitriol, nor "coal oil, !"
nor kerosene. "Copperas' is an iron
compound, and contains no copper.
"Salts of lemon" have nothing to do
with the fruit of the Citrus lmOmuna, but
is the extremely poisonous oxalic acid.
'sCarbolic acid is not an acid, but q
phenol. Cobalt" contains none of that
metal, but arsenic. "Soda water has
no trace of soda, nor does "sulphuric:
ether" contain any sulphur. Sugar OF
lead' has no sugar, "cream of tartar,
has nothing of cream, nor "milk OF
lime" any milk. :.
Oxygen means "the acd-makers, J"
but hydrogen rs the essential element
of all acids, and many acids contain no
oxygen. German silver" contains no
silver, and "black lead" no lead. "Mo-
eaic gold" is simply sulphide oftin.
This list might readily be extended,
both in chemistry and other natural
sciences, and it is only fair to state that
these terms all come from the older
writer's, and are giving way to more
scientific nomenclature.