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Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8. = Indications
Rain in Southern portion; fair weather fol-
lowed by rain in northern portion: essterly
winds; slight rise in temperature
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08
Shot and Mortally wounded.

AURORA, Ind, Nov. o.-Eliab Theetgea
was shot and MORALLY wounded daring a
personal encounter with Alley Parsons
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08
Sixty I'ersons DROWNED.

CALCUTTA, Nov. S.-A ferry steamer's sank
in collision here to-day, and sixty persons
were drowned
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08
At Cost,

w. w. and NJ. l.. Joslin have Bug
giles, Pheatons, Spring Wagons,
Road Carts and other vehicles, all
made of the best material and fin
ished in the latest and handsomest
style Of workmanship. Office at M.
l.. Joslin. Oct-24d-2w.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.
Items of Interest Gathered for the
"Republican's" Readers.

Stonewal jackson Beach left last might
for Nashville, Tenn, where he will Join the
Nashville base ball team.
The regular monthly meeting of the city
council was held last night.
some excitement was caused ycsterl,v
by the supposed discovery Of g., ON the
premises owned by -N...(SssTT,. Ghas. King x
son; ~ zee between Queen and Cameron
streets. 1t soon subsidized.
The board of supervisors of Alexandria
county met yesterday.
Thomas jackson died ON Monday from
loChlaw, caused by his being burnt on
Emancipation day.
Mcssrs. James McCucn and John Kelly
Of Alfred and GibbOn and Patrick and
Franklin streets.
George Mason, resident of this city, who
died in Portland, Greg, was buried from
Christ Church yesterday.
Senator Vance, of North Carolina, lectures
ON Thursday evening, 10Th instant, for the
hcnelit Of the Alexandria lnlirmary.
The Democratic primary election held
yesterday resulted MS follows: For city
trcasTcr-M, b, Harlow, LOO. For city
sergcant--W. II, smith, lj15. For com
missioner Of revenue -- Mai. George
puilcy, l,!s2; John +, Swccny, POI. For
communwealth's attomey--Gn MalbWy, $50;
J. W. Holt, So, For clerk Of court--Jonn
;. Rcach, l,5;1, For alderman, second
ward, Charles Goodrich, 22.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
GEplstiE"rOWN.
Tie citizens Association Getting in
Mnrking Orilrr.


Working Order.
The Citizens Association of Georgetown
is composed of the representative business
men Of the place. who have organized for
The purpose Of advancing in every way the
interest and welfare of the town. The
Valiuu- committees. designated at Il recent
meeting, met last night at Association Hall,
and elected their respective ghairmcn rs
follows Streets and sewers. j. T. Mitchell;
cemeteries and sanitary, Dr. l.. ". Ritchie:
wharf, John Lcrch; business interests,
Benjamin Miller.
The committees on Rock creek, watcrdnd
@as were not organized, but will meet for
that purpose ON Thursday next.
The chaimcn Of thc$uriouS committees,
together with the president, vice president,
secretary, and treasurer, will constitute the
executive committee.
T., l.. Dent ~ Co., manufacturers Of Orna-
mental bridge works are erecting on the
corner of Water and Market streets large
annex to their extensive new building.
When the entire structure is finished it will
give employment to several hundred men.
There j. in this vicinity ami
above the new bridge Il large amount
Of available property admirably adapted for
manufacturing purposes, and commanding
the finest water power in the world. In
point OF location. climate, and general adj
VuntagCs il is uneXccllrd, and offers unusla
inducements TO manufacturers.
\ number of citizens contemplate giving
u banquet IN honor Of Mr.. :. {. Palmer,
chairman Of the executive committee ON the
recent bridge celebration.
The work Of repairing the compressed uir
pipes IN the Rock Creek shaft being fin
i-hcd, and the appropriation available, worl,
Was resumed Yesterday.
The alarm of fire yesterday morning from
box II was caused by the boiling over of :,
tar kettle at the canal dry dock.
Canal 'nOtcs.-BOat Seneca arrived with
800 bushels of corn for q. 4, Dunlop.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
Mr.. SVIturI in Gcrnany.

Whatever may he the particular bias of
opinion PEOPLE of this country have of
Mir. Carl Sclur2, there can he but uni
vcisal qualification at his kindly reception
in Berlin. Mr. Schur2 is in onG sense
representative American. Though a Ger
man hy Eiilli. he T. an ardent bclieverin our
constitution and our republican system, aud
is an eloquent cNpOuudcr AMI advocate Of
lolh II, ha. an excellent comprehension
Of the gcuiU, ul American institutions,
though not wholly fitted to our practical
every dGy politics. This deficiency arises
more from CumlCmplatiyc, philosophical
,urn Of mind than from any lack Of loyalty
10 the primary doctrines Of our govern
mcul, ~ from any lack Of comprehension of
III, more serious aud stable element, OF our
national prosperity.
Tie cordinity with which Mr. SchuT la,
rocn received Ivy Bismarck, the Crown
Prince, and other foremost men At Brr.
lin is not only a most pleas
l"g ..i'.mpimc&,.,,. to. Mr. srhnr@
~" ~ an evidence of sorittI.lh!lng lI2hcg ana
-EsPbeyond any single individual lie cvl
'lrncc of pr"grC,, toward Il broader vicyN.i
government and Of international relations
Mr SclurI is not welcomed back to Ger.
mNny because of what hc did before he left
there, Lut because OT what lie has done since
lr has lrcn Il citizen of this American re
public, II denotes fricudlncs, to son Of
Germany who hN. distinguished slims"Il in
the field If free government, and frcUdli.
ncsr 10 those liberal institutions that gave
lin Tie opportunity. If any concessions
have been made in this pleasant rcuriou, If
such 4 might bee called, they were not made
by Mr.. SchurE, The growth out OF ,tcrncr,
scycrcr, and more memorable idea, has been
ON the other side.
We congratulate Mr. Scllurz, who, though
u MUgwump at home, is an illuslrou,
American citizen abroad. We are glad tina
The fp'hcrluud has moi failed to npprcciat'
him. aud We fee! sure that his visit viii do
much to strengthen the ties Of friendship
that already exist between America and the
Gonuuu empire,
National Republican., 1888-05-09
THE MILITIA BILL
Receives u Black Eye from III. Di>.
tIiCt commissioners.

chairman JIcmphill of the House Dis
irict committee, has been sent the following
reply hy the commissioners ON the militia
Mln
The commissioners have the honor to
make the following response tO the refer.
cucc to ihcm NJ your instance for their
views ul IT, II. hill NOGS 80 amend sections
llg5, llgG. ll0I. iigS 1859, aud 1909, uG the
Revised statutes Of the District Of Co
lumhia:'
Sofar as the commissioners, are advised
the general scheme of organization con.
forms 10 the militia system IN the state,
which maintain military establishments.
Section III Is indefinite ~ To the amount
OF money required for the purpose, iudi-
Gated. The commissioners are Of the
opinion that specific sums should he ap
propiiutCd
section -. The words "or marshal of the
District ut Columbia should bu stricken
out.
Section rs should he amended to read as
follows: '''l'hr commissioners Of the District
of Columbia shall embrace In their annual
tie amounts necessary for the
estimates to Congress estimates Of
maintenance Of the militia of said District
during the fiscal year for which such csti-
mates are made and no expenditure shall
W. llU'lis HDI lNiflltNltNN IllNNlitA Du dN-
count of said militia otherwise than upon
acquisitions made ON and approved by sIil
commissioners.
No definite idea can now be- formed Of the
amount Of money required under This bill
The commissioners doubt the wisdom Of
making appropriations from the revenues uf
the District for this object,
Militia organizations are not called upon
for active service other than us auNiliaics
to the police force IN the suppression Of
local disturbances Of the peace. and the con-
tiug'nt Of regular troops Quartered in and
about the capital city could upon notice
adequately aid The civil officers of the Dis
trictin auppressing disorder and enforcing
ihr laws
National Republican., 1888-05-09
Making - Correction or Two.

We hope "u urighhor, the IDt, will
accept the correction Of an error in ils
HI,n yesterday ul 'hr views Of the Senate
committee uu publi" building, and grounds
concerning Mount Vernon avenue. The
Fostsrcrort -uys that "whilc no action wa,
taken, thc committee, II Is understood, are
II opinion lhut the bridge to Arlington {,
matter for national legislation, but that jhc
Mount Vernon avenue scheme should be
entirely disconnected from it, This is
exactly the contrary of the truth. The com
miicc expressed the opinion that the bridge
Il the avenue should go hand IN hand
and that both should he national under
iakiuas. The New York Tiu,s Of ycslrl-
Guy also had am error IN H. report of the
tamc subject. Ailcr correctly stating the
Tact that "as Arlington Is national ccmc-
iLIy and Mount Vernon the tomb Of Wash
Igton, the committee hold that it mlght he
proper for the government to construct an
rycruc connecting the Two at lis own eX-
Tcuso,' and that the survey should he made
by government engineers, and that II the
committee should see III to take favor
allie Gctton on the proposition II would
neist that the work be carried out entirely
ty the government ard not through the
sggoGcy Of tie Mount Vernon Avenue Asso
National Republican., 1888-05-09
IOR SALE,
RossLYN VILLA SITES.

'oR SALE
ROSSLYN VILLA SITES.
The most magnificent suburb OF Washing,
ton dCiying competition in any quarter for
SlGHTIINESS, lEALpHFULNESS, AND
CllEAPNESS. In lots of one to two acres,
almost every one Of which commands u view
Of the entire city and river for miles. Very
cheap and on long time.
Y, II. SYrllERD Il CO., 1921 + street.
ani2l'lm
EoR SALE-I HAVE SMALL PROPERTY
IL that can be bought at bargains In the
northwestern and northeastern sections Of the
city; also fine lots in Mount Pleasant and
Meridian Hill. ~ N SPRAGUE,
aprls,lm b?I 10th ST. n. W., Cor. Il.
nor E-OVER ONE HUNDRED
IL choice selections Of Farms and Small
Country Homes, of from to 200 acres from
TO 20 miles from the city, suitable for farming,
dairying, or homes for gentlemen employed in
the city, ranging from $40 to 500 peraCre, and
on very accommodating terms. II, ii. SY-
PllERD Il CO., 1871 II ST. b.f
EOR SALE-ONE OF THE VERY HAND.
IL soonest and best of the famous Mont
gOmery county small farms, VI acres of first
class land, with iirst-class improvements 2i
miles west of Gaithersburg, on the MetropOl-
tan Branch railroad. Price $3.50, on easy
terms. The building new, fine water, abun-
dance of fruit. A beautiful summer home a
rare investment. Il. ii. SYPHERD 81 co, 1921
Est fe20d&Stf
EoR SALE-A VICTORIA CARRIAGE,
IL suitable for one or two horses; In good
order, Address VICTORIA, Republican otllce
National Republican., 1888-05-09

y SOMEWHAT lengthy review Of the puliti-
cal situation in the New York lIOrld of
yesterday concludes with the opinion that
u, Will thus le an important, instructive,
and exciting campaign, with the issue by no
mean, certain" We are glad that the
lIo,H continues to make these cncourag-
ing concessions, II is quite change from
thc air Of hopeless ''conldcnce' which bcset
that journal some time ago, While The love
lie llorH has for Mr.. Cleveland is about as
slrciEg as that the Irish have for Victoria,
their soycieign queen, it has, up to recent
date. sccmcH 70 hc entirely resigned 10 his
triumphant reelection, We are glad that
The u'o,M is Beginning to hc disposed to
give the Republicans at least fighting
chance.
National Republican., 1888-05-09

TnEtarf debate in the House Is likely to
he cnliycned to-day by change from the
regular routine, as Gen. Robert p. Ken
ncdy, Of Ohio, is TO speak ut > o'clock, His
famous action as lieutenant governor Of
Ohio during he fight on the senatorial qles-
tiOn at Columbus last year saved the lcgis
Iutuic to the Republicans and elected John
sherman as senator Gov Kennedy is II
ready and mcisiyc speaker, aud will he
likely To take an aggressive position ON the
political questions AT issue during the com
ng campaign and will not conlne himself
to- the tariff
National Republican., 1888-05-09
women's Industrial Union.

The Womcn's Educational and Indus
trial Union met in the pleasant studio Of
Miss Ransom ON Tuesday evening, Mrs, DR.,
Lamb in the chair \ commitrecc Of
twelve ladies' to solicit funds for the fur
thcrmCc Of the work of the union We're ap.
pointed as follows Mrs. r. 5. Brint0n
chairman Mrs DR., Lamb, Mrs. Crosby,
Mrs, DR.. Naylor, Miss Bulkley, Miss Lips
comb, Mrs. Pollok, Miss Lehman, Mrs. Sui.
burg, Miss Mitchell, Mrs. II. IB, SpeTy
Mrs, Dr. Winslow, chairman Of the board
has called a meeting at her house for next
Monday evening,
National Republican., 1888-05-09

Eok, sALEnA 81 y, A. VICTORIA " n aAr.c CARiRIAGE,
order, Address VICTORIA, Republican otlce
National Republican., 1888-05-09

"Uiuu. The comment IS gwtuituu.iy yj
HAT 9Th adoption Of plan so modified
would somewhat spoil the plans Of the Mount
tie Mind. TIL" association have no plans he
Noud the securing Of the nvcnuc, rs the
Erlwi,NN has already tried to make cm-
lhOtir The underlying reason Tor the
organization of the association was To bring
thcvyuuur io the attention of Cuagrc>- aui
ihr entire country. aud thereby secure IT,,
construction by The people, the states, ur hy
t,Iurts.
National Republican., 1888-05-09

rur river and hmhOr I'LL approprintlug
S.t.ttr,cuu WAS passed hy Il vote ot idl 10
~. Politically M" vote was loo Democrats
und >. Republicans lor the bin aud Il y N.
orlut, aud ~ Republicans against the hill.
Nine Republican,, wrrr paired against the
hill aud one ior IT,, 80 thuD I'll" Republican
vote Wa really T.! against and - for he
Till aud IN, Democratic vote wt- lis for
and Il against. the Republicans do not
object iu hi, rcrud.
National Republican., 1888-05-09

Sr>,ruE Nuumrr~ dil yesterday exactly
What the ErrrnliDNN suggested lu should
do hc arose. ami made 4 manly apology In
gIagc he used in his oycrhraDrd discussion
last week with senator ingalls,, such
course, We are Nwr viii moi decrease the
admiration Of hi- friends, nor will Il iu-
trnsiry the di,lil,c Of his enemies
National Republican., 1888-05-09

Mr., BEuNsuN HOWARD, the wcll-knOwn
dlamaii,i, has written most interesting
letter to the New York y,ibgn, urging the es-
tahlishncnt OF u department in QUE principal
colleges and universities for the giving oi in.
>tructiun in the art of dramatic writing. lie
mentions the fact that the only educational
Institution in America which has done this Is
Michigan University Al Ann Arbur, and says
that the experiment has been entirely success
iul 81 far a. the interest aroused among the
students i concerned, Il is doubtful ii the
art OF dramatic writing can be taught in II
university 10 any better advantage
than the art of newspaper writing, for the art
Of the dramati,t Is a gift that docs not ncccs-
Nalily depend upon any special training or
Instruction beyond that usually had In the
ordinary literary course, There are, unfor-
tmately, too few American dramatic authors,
Mr.. Howard being easily the foremost, but all
of them, such rs they are, have taken 10 writ
mg plays rs they might have taken TO writing
poetry on essays on farming or any other form
Of literary work, Mr., Howard thinks
persons who try to write plays there might
be many more successful ones among them II
they had received while at school special
training in the art Of dramatic writing, We
do not agree 10 this at all, All the special
training in the world would not make a
dramatist unless he had the dramatic talent
inbop, and ii be has that gift he will write
National Republican., 1888-05-09

Tim party lash Is T." he applied 'ouigh,
mo.t vigorously. orders have come irom
headquarters to whip in all rccalcitrant
D,mucrurs and force them to vote Tor the
Mill iii. The Democratic member who
fails 10 do this will need letter Of intro
luctiou -huuid he call at the white house
afterwards. Every Democratic official in
any dorat'ing members district will h
guilty If offensive paitiSdmshlp" aud will
Ec removed, The lash Of the party whip /,
provided with the latest improvements in
he wny Of ",tingci,,' and the butt of the
whip I. loodci. Those whucannot he la,hch
into 'iuc viii hr "l,uockcd out" in the next
r1ind
National Republican., 1888-05-09

Mn. CHARLES GIGeoN, OF -. luu'~, j.
'rs,rihcd III m interview A. having been
minister f. Nrmguy, lhi- /, Sighlyerrou-
i"Us, mot. however, through amy fault of
place wh,n Mr. Cleveland came into the
Iiraiu.y bat lailrG of appointment
lrOtml- lu ihis disaster MIR. Gibson wa;
rrr rl thc most ggjivc Democrat. O. the
,r,ruy. Iu, since that his arlor las notice.
ably ,u"lol also the ardur Of Mr. Joseph
Iuln.rr. eli the Sew York I''9IL vino Wa
Nj. Nil,nl., nliMrinal hNoker.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
American wheel-Mnkcr. in Council.

The American Whrcl-Makcrs' Associa'
tion, Of which some forty delegates are now
in the city, held q short preliminary session
in the red parlor oilhc Ebbitt House ycstcr-
day, No business Of public interest was
transacted, as all the delegates who were ex-
pcctcd 10 Ice present had not arrived.
Among those now in the city are the follow
ing Thomas Hooper, West Chester, Pa; j.
Fort Wayne; w. &. Mercer, Burlington,
Iowa; f. Flcckmgcr, Sanduslly, Ohio; j,
W. White, Fort Wayne, Ind; Addison BY
bee, indianapolis, Ind; \. VI. Kuhn, WapN-
koncla, Ohio: Ell G.. Smith, Bridgeport,
Conn; y, \. Treat, Wallngford, Conn.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
The Reception to senator ingalls,.

u reception by the Republican National
League Of this city which was offered re-
Gently in honor of his great speech in the
Senate and named the 18th instant as the
most acceptable time. The League pro-
pose TO make the occasion II memorable one.
The League House will be decorated; promi-
ncnt men will be present, AMI many short
and able sneechns will be mNle.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
Dyspepsia

Makes many lives miserable. and often loads to
self destruction. Distress after eating sick head
lChe, heartburn, sour stomach, mental dcprcs.
sion, etc, arc caused by this very common and
increasing disease. Hoods Sarsaparilla tones the
stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy
digestion, relieves sick headache, clears the
mind, and cures the most obstinate cases Of dys.
1cpsla. Ecad the following;
have been troubled with dyspepsia. l lu'
Sut little appetite. and what did cat di3trcsacn
'Gc, or did Inc little good. In an hour after cai;u.
I would experience Il faintnc's or tired, nllgon,
feeling, as though had not eaten anything
Hoods Sarsaparilla did mo an immense amou:
Of good. II gave me au appetite, and my foct
rcllsncd and satisfied the craving I had previously
experienced. 1t relieved me of that faint tired
ollgono feeling. have felt so much better since
took Hoods sarsaparllla, that I am happy to
rccoInmcnd t." q. A. PAGE, Watertown, Mass.
y. j. BE sure to get only
Floods SarsapaYiEIa
soldbyall druggists. 81; six fors5. rrcparedon'y
10y c. /. HOOD q CO., Apothecarics, Lowell, hIass.
100 Doses One Dollar
National Republican., 1888-05-09
Over the RiAnr

\ number Of gentlemen met at Falls
Church last evening to take steps to pro-
mote The building Of the Falls Church and
Potomac railroad. The mcorporators have
not yet perfected their organization. The
building of this road is Il matter Of great inn
portancc to this city, as II will develop II
high, healthy, and beautiful suburb. Back
from the river proceeding westward there is
gentle acclivity, 50 that at a distance Of
seven or eight miles from the city there are
points that overlook the city.
National Republican., 1888-05-09

Information " al sorts obtained, when possible,
for pulsCrihnJs without tuprgo upon application.
Rejected u.Jrts,Ti Tip's Cuuu1i he returned,
BemiunnCCs other thnn ~ postal money orders,
bank drafts or checks 10 ihC order NJ the National
Republican Company always Of sCnder's t'sk'
No receipts for suht, ,riptious returned. Tho date
on the wrapper elbows when suhgCtiptiOu expires
Advertisers who have not made or renewed time
contracts viii he changed monthly card rates,
Or Al requests for CoHrtesips from railroads,
places Of pmuscmuut Ur business orders are NCl an-
thOrized unless SiLued by the undersigned.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMPANY
F.w. FOX, rErHprSr ASH MNSAerR
National Republican., 1888-05-09
A. E. BELL g. CO.,
Real Estate Bought and Sold,
622 18th Street N. w.
FOR SALE:

. story and basement bay window brick,
S rooms modern conveniences, side and back
alley; good neighborhood, N. W; very cheap
and on unusual terms.
alots north side Mass, ave-, bet. nth and
18th " W; very desirable S!,G0.
Fine lot north side n ST., 18th and 18th N. W.
short business lots north side X st., bet
goth and 2lst N, w, C!0X;0); So.
1900 feet ground, Mount Pleasant, i'm
proved by thirteen room dwelling and stables;
on best street in village, and nearly opposite
Col Cranlord's fine residence; best drinking
water from cisterns; so cents per foot.
Handsome farm, one'quarter mile from
Hyattsyille; 100 acres good land; good build
ings; vicinity of Gen. Beale's and Riggs IS farms.
Desirable lots at Colonial Beach at reason
able prices,
National Republican., 1888-05-09
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
IN Oh
TUDg y wAGGAMAN Ot. l. strpat

COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
11j acres on the oxen Hill road, miles from
city,
q. acres mile from LeonardtOwn, st. Mary's
county, Md.
100 acres in Fairfax Co, Va, > miles from
Alexandria, $4,000
15s acres in Anne Arundel Co., Nd, 1G miles
fom Annapolis.
$50 acres in westmoreland Co, Va, $500.
d5s acres in Loudoun County, Va, SIS per
acre.
A valuable mill property near Charleston,
W Va; running order.
III acres in Fairfax Co. Va, improved, Sio,.
COO.
100 acres near Leesburg, Va, $1,000.
lCo acres on the Glenwood and Bladensburs
road, 10000.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
WEDNESDAY,. MAY %.
AIMIIsCIllnIIIs.

NATioNAt-"lo~' In New York"
AMAZON, Mrcaull opera Company.
KLREAN'~ -pur,u Davies, speciality ~.
BBuU lillir May lmcr
National Republican., 1888-05-09

Tur Sunday NNuuNAL MrrEhl.tN IS
Looming. /, i, the frc.hc,i, brightest.
uustrcadahr ad ,hrupc-t Smday paper
in the District Every purchaser is sure
io gel III, money, worth. OnlcriD U' once.
National Republican., 1888-05-09

plays anyhow. The successful dramatic
writer is very uncommon the world o,rr.
There are to-day not over half dozen I'm
France two or three In England. and I'm Amer.
iua Mr. Howard stands almost alone. Tho
talent Is an exceedingly rare one and II come,
by Inspiration and not 10y education. \ dri.
matr department In higher educational iu-ti.
Wtiuns. however. would be- popular feature.
II not useful one. for there Is hardly Young
man but feels that II is In him To write play.
and there Is hardly one who docs not at some
time make the attempt. lie would therefore
gladly embrace the opportunity ol doing any
thing III the line uC nursing his budding nm.
hitiuu,
Nj. nrom BELL sings an unusually g1ol
topical song In Indiana" the new Op9ya be-.
ing presented 10y the Mrrdull COMPANY az
Alhaulll's. Some Of the verse. are of pJli'.
ical character. Tile one running as follow.
bring, down the house every evening;
says Gresham To ll'rork, we'll I'll hr
If don't think that Shcgmaus bcwitclci
Ills hup,s on the white hpu-c to have pitched.
Oh what surprise,
said Hi, urk tO jtrcsham, 'twiNt yuu and me-.
" home In time comes ! g.. H.,
Do you know what wen get, the whole ui NJ
iIrUu:
Two lovely black eyes,
rWu lovely hlaCH eyes.
on what u surprise,
If Jimmy come, back, we'll hr laid ON ow
hu"k~
With two lovely black eyes.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
THE 3-MILE LIMIT,

nF which 50 much has been said and writ
" ten, and which the fishing interest is
stirred up about, covers nearly 100 miles of
the coast Of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick,
and includes an area of 100000 square miles.
There Is no limit to our capacity for produc-
ing or our ability To supply the demand Of the
public for q, o. Taylor Pure Rye or Old Bour-
bon Whskies. We have the aid Of the best
drug and grocery trade everywhere as dis
tTibutors CHESTER H. GRAVES ~ SONS,
Boston, Mass, sole rrOprctors, Unbranded
cases II wanted