The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-20
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A ARussian law forbitls the use cf axr
clamation points In newspaper arll-
cles in that country.
Senator Hearst is interested in near
! " all the principal gold mines u The
West. and i said not to have lOst i
dollar 10 his mining investments sn +
years.
Dwarf fruit trees III . cunning mo
fashion again. They are recummeuded
10 ornament lawns and for producing
fruit for persons who have but snali
plats af ground.
John j. Almeida is the oldest resi-
dent Of Cape Cod. He is hale and
hearty at ia. il often seetss walking
the streets. and has never ridden ~
the cars Or carriage.
Nancy Henaker, of Laynesvilie, KY,
owns mnle that came from VirEaia.
and though over so years old, the AMI
NAL is earning its living under the sad|
die and before 4 buggy
Eaboucbere SAYS he hopes 10 live 10
see Australia, Canada, New Zealand,
and South Africa all become indepnna-
ent nations. and heartily wishes they
could do So tomorrow.
Miss Jennia Chamberlain has re-
tired from the professioifal-beaufy
business and is ltvingat Cleveland
hotel. She seldom goes ont receives
few visitors, and leads an extremely
quiet life.
Mime. Brumidi, the model OF the lig+
ure Of Freedom 10 the sre%ee adjoining
the dome Of the Capitol, Is the prppri-
etor of boarding-house in Washitlcs
ton. and IS handsome and stately
woman.
In portions Of Florida people are
planting the peach tree instead Of the
orange. The idea is that the peach
uill be the more popular fruit, and IT
begins to yield return earlier than
the orange.
MreJohn r. Hogg, who helped 10
build the first railroad IN the United
States, Is still living at Elkton, Md
He is SO years old and Is 4 pensioaer
of the Philadelphia. Wilmington g.
Delaware Railroad Company
Gen. Lougstreet has it Gainesville:
Ca, an 0ld-fashiOned mansion and d
farm Of 100 acres. His farming IS
chiefly confined 10 grape-culture.
There are some iron and sulphur
springs on the property, and RS1ps-
porous hotel has been established
S. Il. johnson, Of Omaha, was given
n chance d few years ago ID bnv th8
Coronado Islands, in San Diego Bay.
for $40, 600. but refused il, and THEY
were sold 10 q syndicate soon after tor
$I10,00O. The syndicate has since
sold 81. 100000 worth of lots from tho
tract and the balance is held at el0,-
000.000
Mrs d. G. Bioomer. who lives AT
Council Bluffs. comes forward at this
late day TO deny that she was the In-
ventor Of the peculiar costume which
for so many years has borne her name.
though she admits that she was tho
first TO wear it In public when shn de.
ligesca a lecture in Chicago on NO
mans rights.
W iiilam 4. G0IenAns or Galli0rnINs
was one Of the most active men III pub
ting down the lawless on that coast
lin 1862. He was in San Franeiseo
Whbi tiit tuAtuuo it4uEtpA Dl NttAofn
and Cora took place MI E>leIna1
says that Yankee SuIllvau was not
killed by the Yigilantes, us SO often
stated, but committed suieida
According to a correspondent ii the
Boston Courier etiqnette does not de-
mand that q gentleman should tgskp oiI
bis hat in an elevator Ia which lady
is apassenger. # such praetiee
were adopted, be thinks the neat thiaa
would 0e ahe adoption If the Asbanteo
CUSTOM, which compels men Is 10
bareheaded Continuously ii she streets
Thousands Of blind crows were seem
in Tie woods and fields near Chatla-
nooga recently, and people had is
difficulty in apprpaehlng and seixIng
them. No one knows what caused
their blindness A similar phenonae.
non was observed there slifec years
LandIady Dinner is little latc u.
night. Mr.. Dumley sent Brid0et
out for canvas back. and she was
gOue long time Dumley not sert
that he isn's dresming) Eea ea,i
was back duck Mrs ikond15ek R
Land dialyrsrNo, canvas back haln
lis late ii Tie seasoe for game. MI
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