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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-08-09
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ STAUNTON, VA, July rs, 1888
To each and all of the UNPAID CREDITohs OF
R. :. HARNsBERGER, DECD
TAKE NOTICE, that by virtue of an order en-
tered, on the 9Th day of June, 1888. in the cause
of Bl0cktey. j. H. &c u.s. Harasberger, IL. Il. DC,
now pending in chancery in the Circuit Court
of Augusta, shall. at my office in Staunton, ON
THURSDAY, the 23d DAY of AUGUST, 1888,
proceed to take, state and settle an account
showing: First, what fee compensation to
the counsel for the plaintiffs in the above men,
therein and Second, how the residue of said
fund shall he distributed among the creditors
of K. &. Harnsberger, decd.
iuly26 j. W. GREEN SMITH, Conn.,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
~ STAUNToN, VA, July %, 1888.
In the chancery cause OF QUITS (HENRY) vs..
Court of Augusta, all parties plaintiff and de-
PENDANTS, and al lien, creditors of Carter Raa0-
kins are hereby notified that In pursuance of an
order therein entered on the Isl of June, 1888, I
shall at my office in stanton on
TUESDAY, the 2Sth DAY of AUGUST, 1888,
proceed to take. state and settle an account
showing The real estate of Carter Hawkins
its annual rental and fee simple value and the
liens binding thereon IN the order OF their pri-
critics; together with such other matters As
may deem pertinent, or any party ia interest
iuly26 j. W. GREEN SMITH. Com'r.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ STAUNToN VA, July 25th 1898.
In the chancery cause of ENGLEMAN's (GEo.)
EX'OR VS.. ENGLEMAN'S HEIRS, now pending in
The Circuit Court of Augusta, al parties, plain
tiff and defendants are hereby notified thai In
pursuance of an order entered therein the
9th day of June, 1888, shall at my office In
stanton
TUESDAY,, the 2Sth DAY of AUGUST. 1888.
proceed to take, state and settle an account
showing: TO whom the funds In this cause IL
OF accrue d interest due Mary c. Englemans
admir-; the transactions of I. r. N. Speck, 8. A.
z and as such administrator d. b. H.. C. I. q. of
George Engleman. decd also what wou ld be
proper allowance for attorneys services In
this cause together with any other matters that
may deem pertinent or any party In interest
may require.
july26 J. w. GREEN SMITH Com'r
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-08-09
COMMISSIONERS SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

LEFT BY THE LATE GEORGE SEAWRIGHT,
SITUATED ON NAKED CREEK, IN AU-
GUSTA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-08-09

VIII give his entire time to selling and renting
Farms and City Property.
He respectfully sOlcifs the patronage of
those who have property for sale or rent.
aug2- twin spec copy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-03

The national convention of the board of pro.
motion Of the proposed Constitutional celebra-
ton Of 1889, and Three Americas and Worlds
exposition of 1892 viii meet tomorrow at VIII
lArd's hotel About one hundred distinguished
gentlemeu-governors Of states and other
prominent citizens Of the country-will be
present, and it u earnestly TO be desired that
our own citizens shall be present in force to
cooperate with our visitors in taking measures
10 make this great national and international
movement success. Aside from patriotic con.
alterations or those Of city pride, the people
OF Warrington have large, selfish interest in
this enterprise, as, il successfully carried out,
WI bring millions Of dollars to Washington
and give wonderful impetus to business.
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The Children's Christmas club il 30 well
Known among rs that it is hardly necessary to
call attention to its purpose. As, however,
each year brings new faces among us, it may
be Wen to say this much: this club 10 composed
OF those Of our Washington children who are
willing to share their Christmas cheer with
poor children who otherwise would have no
part In the great festival Of childhood. For
the past i've years this club has each Christ
mas done its work Of love. 1t will be seen
upon reference to our local columns that it il
now organizing for its sixth season. We COM
mend its work to the support Of our readers.
Certainly the money contributed to make
Christmas mean something to the many poor
little ones in our midst will not be wasted. We
VIII all be the happier for the happiness tina.
We give to the children
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CAxpY,

CAxDN CANDY,
Ths sttsntion Of storeksepsr, and psr,oo. huv,r~
Candy n drawn to the Establishment of
GEORGE J. MULLER,
sl4 Psnna. svsnss n.w.
Manufacture Of French and American Candle.
His force Of vorhnsn are mshdng several shoussna
Deunds of Candy daily. Assorted Creams French Nix
lures. Broken Candy. Jackson Bsils Mixed props he
&s. in baas. boxes, paiiA and loosely n Fireworks
IN stock. d3-ots
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5000 SIX HAxnxrncnrrrs

From the Japs to US At Jump the middlemen,s
prota We offer You Silk Handkerchief and Muiilers
ct the Same prices most merchants pay for them
At Csc. Ladies' Jap silk Handkerchief In all colors
scallopped and embroidered borders Also White
Hemsttched slk Handkerchief, such usually retail
ut SIC.
At Soc. Hand Painted and Embroidered Dep ank
Handkerchief.
At76c. and q each. Gems Of Eastern st.'
MEN's SILK HANDxRRcHErs AND MUrFIKRs
Jap silk Handkerchief st 35c. 44c. 5oc, 65c, 75c
q. Plain White and those Figured in ouaint Japan
&c dssSus sons with Initais ct Soc EACH are very
beautiful
silk Mumsn Il q, q IS. q 90. el.7k %, sa.2s,
$3.50 81 o20& Heavy Brocaded Silk Muf1efs q q,
such = cost you elsewhere in this town also EACH
Highsr priesa Aevslass propostionstsly chap.
TEE RAI.AIs RorAr4
QDnss 12sA u andrA ~ z
a q xznNx1A
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X.MAs IS1r1sI HAxDKrRcH1rrs.

A.MAs IN1r1AL HANDKERcH1Ers.
AT l21<c. EACH we offer Fine Pure Linen Handker-
Chiefs with hand embroidered initials such a. usu-
ally cost 1Qc.
AT CSC. EACH Ladies' and Mems Initial Handler.
chief. For ak. including fancy boz, S1.5O.
AT Soc EACH Mems Extra Size Initial Handlers
chiefs. Six in beautiful box for $685.
AT Soc. EACH japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, with
hand-embroidered initial See what this quality will
cost you elsewhere.
eT Those intending to give initial handkerchiefs
for XMAS presents should buy now. It's an annual
occurrence for merchants to run short of inltiasn
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
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S,rvxa WAsx

Tse and Dinner Services. Tste and Afserpan.
nss Coffee sefs BovlS Pitchers, wsiters DishsS CON-
porueres, Center ftsces, csndlestiehs, sat-stzndA
1sppsss-
Spoons and Forks--Toiler and MANICURE ssts With q
noe variety Of sznan objects suitable for prosens
p6y.se
'AS I'll h 7as. : sS &
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Ahd during That time We VIII give you throughout the
store
s Ell a sRf s'S . "A i MN ssss
BBB HAR 4 GGS "A II M ssss
THAT WILL
4 sss sss # So NH f 3
I ~ 4 ssss + 90 90 uJ : Nm ri Bob
y g 81

FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
lot Plush Work Boxes. with fittings. value 40c.
! lot Autograph Albuma. value 25c, special sale
price 10c
lot Lap Writing Tablets, value 81, special sale
price soc.
lot Lap Writing Tablets value IS, special sale
price Csc
lot Folding Photograph Stands, value Soc. special
lot Photograph Albums, value s1.50, special sale
price aSc.
I lot extra handsome Plush Photograph Albums
value b. special sale price 81 9S.
lot Solid Brass Smoking Sets, value 15c.. special
sale price S9c.
price Csc
lot Manicure Cases. value s15o. special sale price
csc.
lot Shaving Cases. value s1 special sale price. 75c
lot Shaving Cases. mug, brush and razor, value
S1.50 special sale price CSC.
1 lot Plush Boxes Satin-Lined Dressing Gases, in
GLIDING celiulod comb, brush. mirror aud manicure
outht, value S3. special sale price lbs
lot very large Plush Boxes, l0x14 inches, extra
quality satin lining, filed with fne celluloid comb
brush mirror 10th brush, nail brush. button hook
glove stretcher iish and clothes brush value Go
special sale price S49S.
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q =

lZ5c. HANDKERCHIEF 25c.
Whether its for mems ladies' wear, we are Head
quarters," and especially as regards PURE LINEN
HANDKERCHIkFS ut one or two for 25c OVER
FIVE HUNDRED DIFFERENT STYLES Of fancy
borders shown In window Of No. 11l7 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. Chidren's Handkerchief. in fancy box q
low % 35c and up to q. and--but you'll zee them
In the window.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Continued helovY
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HEApouAnrERs Foa HASpkERcH1rrs

We import direct and buy, well sell. STRICT
LY FOR CASH, and thus quote prices beyond
competition. The Pslas Royals strictly cash system
Is the one exception to q general rule.)
We keep only PURE LINEN AND ALL SILK
HANDKERCHIEF. which may be proved by the
usual tests. We challenge comparison with the goods
of the credit stores AT CONSIDERABLY HIGHER
PRICES.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below
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"A WonD o. CAUTION
We have often cautioned the people against frauds
First, the Boeus BANKRUPT concerns next. the Mis-
IT. dodge. and would have cautioned them against
others but that they died bornins.' Those that
needed the alarm we sounded were not bitten. By.
the-bye, it's nearly time for the Men in Blue, the
clever, foreisn-looking, sailorks men, with cloths
struggled from Connecticut to along with cotton
warp cloths imported cheviots msds in Delaware,
that they struggled they carry the steamer in thsi,
pockets to show you the very craft they came In,
and then the people will come in with the Bargains
they bought, and when tail them that If they pay
SEQ for making and trimming they won't have suit
worth eco when it's DONE and then they these inno-
cent smugglers will wait for another crop of Dupes
on Barnum's theory that there is q fool born every
minute of the year. and he gets the crop yearly"
THE ABOVE HAD THE DESIRED EFF.
FEET. THE CITY WAS RID OF THESE
PESTS. BUT WITH A DARING BORN OF
NECESSITY THEY COME AaAIN-Us1Na
THE SAME OLD DODGE -HERALpINa
THEIR APPROACH By PRINTED crRCu-
LARS = SENT THROUGH THE MAILS,
THEREBY MAKING THE UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT AN UNCONSCIOUS AGENT
IN THEIR PERFIpY.
THE FOLLOWING APPEARED IN YES.
TERDAY's SUNDAY CAPITAL.
mot SALVAGE GOODS.
M. zosxH1 BUS CLOTH IRON STRANGE. AID n
swNpLxp
Circulars have been received by number Of WASH
inston people recently signed by Prescott Reed Co.
of Boston, accompanied BY samples dry goods stated
to be salvage from steamer and which
the circular said for sale ct unusually low prices
The circular said that an agent would call few day,
later and any Of the goods wanted could be ordered
from him.
Mr.. Hosmer. Of 1880 street. received one Of the
circulars, and when the agent who gave his name q
Mcmahon. called he ordered quite quantity Of goods
The agent said he would bring the goods the next day
He bad with him . quantity Of cloth. which he said
also some Of the salvage goods and he offered this
to Mr.. Hosmer for abou. half what genuine imported
goods cost.
Mr. Hosmer invested in these goods to the extent
$50. giving . check in payment Later he found
out that the goods Of American manufacture and
poor quality at that and only worth about half whs,
he paid for them He reported the case to the police
yesterday, and they are now looking for the aeent
WILL SENSIBLE fhofAk NEVER
CEASE LENDING THEMSELVES TO SUCH
WILDCAT SCHEMES As THE ABOVE. If
YOU'LL ONLY REMEMBER THAT ron
rvv,v vuv rur., x,,,,
NO NAN Is CONDUCTING BUSINESS IN
THIS WORLD FROM PURELY pH11Ax.
THRoPrc MOTIVES THE MIGHTY nor.
LAR Is TIE PRIZE r.cu Ann ,v,nx
ONT ?. rrn .
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French LINEN HANDkEncH1EFs

For variety, quantities. qualities. and prices we
have competition in this city, and confidently ask
comparison with any stock in the country. Prices,
35c, Soc, 6Sc.. 75c.. SSc, 81, $119. S125, 81 IS.
$3.50. s1.6s. 81, s225, 81. go ears. e. $780,
s368. GAGS. Not ones and twos, but dozens at each
Of above prices.
how many women in the world can embroider hand
kerchiefs like these. Like diamonds they are valu-
able because scarce. We ask you to compare 35c
Embroidered Handkerchiefs with any sold around
town at Soc. II We can save you Is cents on low
priced French Handkerchief, how much can we save
you for high priced ones?
Ask to the Chintz effects in Embroidered
Handkerchiefs. The latest from Paris
THE PAIAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
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U To Tn On Donor.
IT'S MORE THAN TEAR SINCE WE
FOUND IT NECESSARY TO WARN THE
PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON AGAINST A
SPECIES OF DECEPTION THAT WAS
BEING PERPKrRATRD UPON THEM.
THIS WARMING HAD A DOUBLE EFFECT.
ITS CAUTION WAS NEEDED BIZ YOU AND
DROVE THESE RATS OF nLEa1T1MATE
TRADE INTO THEIR HOLES
AS A GOOD STORY NEVER LOSES IN
TEREsT BY BEING REPEATED A WORD
OF WARNING WILL BE NONE THE LESS
EFFECTUAL IF READ TWICE. WE Ap.
PEND COPY OF A CAUTION WE CoNs1D-
Erred IT OUR DUTY TO GIVE YOU YEAR
AGO LAST OCTOBER. READ IT CARE
FULLY.
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FUR DEPARTMENT
i lot Russian Hare Collars, satin lined value q.
special price 25c
lot Russian Hare cspes long. sstin lined value g.
lot Russsn Hare Muns satin lining. valne q. spe-
cial sale price Soc,
! lot Ngtria Beaver MunA value 81. special sale
fot im Sea, Mum. value a. .ueci., ..,s Drso.
lot Genuine Beaver Muffs. value "a, special sale
lot kas.ian Hare Boas. value s25o. special s,ls
lot oposum Bon, value s6.50 special sale price
childrsn's ssts. value % so. special sa,s price
Special Low prices On Moaksy Trimmings.
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HAypKrRcurrr nrp.pr>,r~r

dered hsndkerchiefs 10c each.
All our ladies' sheer-inen white hemstitched hand
kerchiefs At lOc. each.
All our ladies' loo white hemstitched handkerchiefs
at Sc each.
All our ladies' 25c coiored boraered handkerchief.
at lqc. each.
AL our ladies' gents 3ec. hsndkerchiefs ct geo
each.
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Dsntss lnfspo, Ps.sd.ss Lot an1 Mtla 0anay. n
Europe nlusns{ed." ulssHs&joos 81 n Msst
cssssa - Essssae 70 ~ "a usA n.sa
sc ass.t !. fasS;sS -; SSyss re sass.
koSE sEi@srss sssaa = sas.s ~ s,sss rshA
.s sSes go c ..s = -. ~ 7as::::s =
Sln9s g. iis;tzsAsa M - ~ sasssvi,o
,,ssss q 3 e, S sis::s:: !. r e s. 5
S1'ss v~s~ = o,.sus o. = svss
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GENTS FURNISHING DEPT

All our 25c fourth hand and scarfs will go st 21c
each
All our 3oc. Gents Merino Underwear. Shirts and
All our &s 90 Gents JEpanese SILK Smoking Jackets
in all colors will 20 at SO 90
All our PIC. plain and fancy cotton half hose will no
at 19c. pair.
All our 25c. plain and white suspenders Will 20 1t
loo each
An our e. % Cents dos skin gloves tevery pair war
at 81 90 ~
All our 75c. cream Satin Striped Mufsers win 70 At
50c. each.
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TOW Avn GAVE pEPARrMrNr

Our 81 and sl 25 osmes such a. Circinsticn BASE
Ball. Messenger Boy, BackeAmmon, &c only ~
Our 3,c Games such ss fsh pond, hcture Authors,
Anssrzns AnthmeticsI and sunday Games, ~.
only lSc -
our PIC Games same M above but small. only loo
Our 81 Dsssected Mars Gully 1sc.
Our 5oc. fsnormsx and rhcsters only ssS -.
and ssc
Immense line Of Tin rov. worth &c. only lsc
One lot MECHANICAL Locomotives, value LOU special
sale price Sc
one Lot Mechanical Boats. value si5o special sale
price as.
3pc.
one lot Iron LocomotiveG with Train Of Cara value
el DO special sale price sSc
Lot Buffalo Bah Biocks value 35c.. srsciAi sale
i lot cut-up Games. A. q. G Panorama. Fairy Tsles
shsung hnk. &c value 2c. srecial sale price lec.
10y Arser. strong. fsrchessi Cameo value IL -
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PERFUAERY AND TOILET GOODS pEPAR

lot trial sizs Armants' Extracts; loc Special
ale price. &c.
! lot one-ounce Extracts: value 35c Special sals
price, l9c.
1 lot Larse Glass Pitchers Cologne. Tampa, &c;
were 40c. Special sale price 25c.
lot very large Glass Bottles with pf Parma Cooene
were Soc. Special sale price. :sSc each.
! lot Lubin's Extracts, all odors. Special sale
price, 25c.
lot Glsss Bottles for covering cut glass stopper.
round and square, odd shapes 20 70 40c Special
sale price, Ice.
los large Bals,m FIR Pillows including cake soap;
were 25c. Special sale price. 15c.
lot Cut 9lass Pungents; were Is and s5c Special
sale price, 1oc.
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JAPANESE SILK HANDKERCHIEFs.
japanese Silk Hemstitched Hsndkerchiefs, %
inches square, fancy colored csntsrs, fancy Dor
ders. white centers. solid colors. striped and
fancy borders. 1 inch hem, Soc each.
japanese Silk Hemstitched Handkerchief. 20
inches square, y, q and inch hem, white cen.
tiers, with fancy stripes, and solid .colorsd Dor
ders, 75c., 6 for 1926.
japanese Silk Hemstitched Handkerchief, "a
inches square. ~ inch hem. white csntar. fancy
colored borders, s7,<c., 8 for IS.
japanese Silk Hsmstitched Handkerchief, "a
inches square. N inch hem. white csntsr.
fancy colorod border. 75c. each.
japanese Silk Hemstitched Handkerchief "a
inches square. inch hem. fancy stripe and
check border. q each. efor s575.'
japanese silk Hemstitched Handkerchief, 70
inches square. / inch hem. fancy stripe and
check border, handsomely smbroidsrsd in cor
mar with frogs apes. monkeys. &C., e1.2S each.
japanese silk Hsmstitchsd Handksrchisfs, 81
inches square. g inch hem. hand painted bos-
dsa e1.25. Q for "a.
Fancy Brocads sik Handkeschlsh, over 100
styles and colorinss. representing the laxgsst
and bet assortment ever offered b. - Rich
harmonixing combinations In predominating
shades Of LIGHT and DARK BlusA 0rssa. Casdi-
nal old Gold. Sapphire. and Scarlet so. e6. 7s.
s7sc. q. si-e6, slso. eliza. and %.
Half dozens and Fine Handksrchiefs wfllhs
put ~ IN veg attractive fanny box without
ehazss. wssss ths -Dspos" sor Handk~cAsssA
WOODWARD : Lorznop.
a On. an ana - Az
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-02
oal.isa- root. r. ,n.i.p,,.

sror; "a tho .sw ani tho rr1phs; q
Easlishmcn. nnl 90 confess 10 nriihrF
rlsssurv n1f cunsrrf, IN thr r-sulis of tho
days racing shooting bunting, angling.
IL 30 totally rusEsIplfr ones stll from ths
Liiiah's rv.rl q rpaf; loving iiFi;on
.ainrrieah illII-Tca.s g. thr rifrHas;zn-,
rnd -vrat - HF1-f - tLr canirnpt of ;h-
nris;ecrary and laadrI F-uiy sP,r; 4,
the Autn-Tzt Il controls spririy and
iiaistz AZ impog;sn: chapter In iitrnatlr-
ThrFr & a urlvcFsSl devotion 60 tho .dra.
alike f.1a Itch sui low nGi Z, IL the
privilege 1f tLo zr,4'. ihp ieur'a;i1a ut
lie po1r isasrhius m IN giiunsr forms
sirtro;yrsl matter Tor every W.ll r-sa.
hers. i;r-;i!fl'.fla flaaS e.i't, f,sir s''' i1.s''
mun - lie IN country h1usst during
aatGu.na! rsgris asr "a iinrdfiani factor
In British soeicty a, iAr l.aliua season
Wives. n1ih"r, AMI daughters vho have
none of Ito TASTES which Eisp -; 90 tho
hunt ~ cauafraiurd - provide ihcn.
selves ui;h n1rv rratir nfitnsrflFu' dur
Ing ;ha; ssnsTiinsr! p,s!1l IL s.s a.t;sal.
Jczr
T. IA nc: fue 'r1.c- ;he inTr Of to-fe
fesh. rrlrkr;.u.. tec- n'a.sirs aaI tho
eyueEal icairc Of kiliiHE EIsus;hlns !.
srrfta to take a p'Ecr in tho r4'r-rry with
~ :ilisn zul Lii Sighting ii4i u 10.
veidIa hauu aud Had = suir rivniEi
strength ard tho cultivation - f1r.Egisr
risar b. sauHri ling tH1rr vain~i iiEa srtis.
&c scarlhiiIiy in tho p iistflsa rssls siJn
for Eu ct-.-s ~ aiiis.zl fgsss. -tsE, VEi!s.
Gs!.Lia Iiuu4
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-02
rraale.iss % a,lIas u .,s,i,..

Though u IN not crstzla'g tnoEa ihs.
nov species II animals of r.aHts have
boCa prniucr. CRITICALLY. vrrFybciy 10
sVare that. by means uf iu,rll.rga; ssicc-
;i1n. remarkable ci,an-ts lava bCca
rpp-l; aud accomplished fas mans proai
nnI pleasure fruits have tc1n ilapsOSci
Ia sisc and quality. f9wcFa Ia bczuty. Eiii
Ealnris Ia rssh and oiAS. pr5luc;s aud
Ia phyHiczl clio.fscuia.
Ns Charles Norris now urrr- ;hs; s--h
crpcriucg.a Ia variation br made for tho
icIct; al f-icrrr. believing iha; rrsulis
~; yct dr,-nci Of nigh; 10 obtained.
hni tho problems % the ri.-in of species
sud tho limita of animal istcllce; 10
lslgrht uaarur solution Wh6n such cy.
trdu,iiunry results have tt-n produced
Is chance methods Of rrlcrti0n " super
Gc.ai iralt1 - far prasti-gl. the adoption
o; sgica.id- m6il1la aai tho selection ..
moro ~ sailglut Characteristic would
very likely yi-lb varieties - the uinos:
interest aud yalgr 10 oscicncn.-hfsaisaw
TFGvUirr
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-02
r,.n.rtr.. ~ tlnn,rr..

In book hunting mrna tas,cl vsry
widely just at Furue hunters pursue
mountain grizzly tlr hugaln or the ante
lopc. wlilr others lld thoir amusement
In shooting on the wing Some mon
prize only Bibles, some Shakespeare, some
old ballads some the EiizahcthHn liicra
turc and soro Queen AnHas Some want
only American aud othcrs only frs, cdi
tons. The field is. IN fact. ns broad as
literature rud o. boundl.ss as human dc
sirc. There have been mighty hunters In
tho book world. and ,hcir story Is one OF
the most interesting chapters in litcrn
turc II ta,,ua one into region unknown.
but full ~ fascinating interest Those
who hlvo not become acquainted with II
know nothing of tho highest joysof books
-chicaEn llnrall.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-02

who occasionally take up their abodes In
caves and Iocosscs under the earthls sur
face Tho Rocheatcrians cave Is tho eel
lar under his residence This lie furnishes
with rugs al easy chair, couch and a
table Ilo passes his time pleasantly.
taking huge enjoyment out of an old fash
ionci. long siemmed pipe. and sosne
books and papers. The air Is quite as cool
rs cnn bs desired. aud tho cellar being
dry. be does no, fear Rheumatism or ma
lar,a
This peculiar gentleman does not choose
to sOIonFn In his cellar In tho summer be-
cause 10 canuot siIorl 10 20 elsewhere.
llD Is. In fact. In comfortable circuri'
stances. retired from busi,i.ss. and living
on neat yearly Income from bis prop
criy IolHg u quite ma advanced age he
disliiScs travelling any distance lio
thinks that bis plan Is the best for keep
Ing cool In sInunrr without going away
from homo To b no, the ouly ono who
has ad1gtel this plln- j Baltimore man
who paHscl lis summers la a cellar was
described IN ons Of the papers OF that
city some years ago Which 0f the two
first conceived tho idea Is not certain
Tho i.oeho,tcrian has had tho plan In
working order for ihrc, or four yeafs,-
Rochester uuI.a.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-02
.rr,,,it.,,,p,.r npa tne rfi-r.

u. J william Jones. tho rlila1t Con.
ie.a4lip veteran. wAs standing With sgflc
friends on Budsl BtFC1; bidgo waiting. foF
Tie procession on Dcoon..l1n iay II
yaouie, Bofnc ous asked. II any body OF
..l55s ever moved czicily ol tiHlci''
"Scvur. replied tho doctor quietly. II
imawle. since Sidscwall jackson died -
TL4 seemed 20 yet tho rcmlulsccntaI
Enpi aud she doctor ccntluucl.
"ry thu way. di1 yaI ever hear tho
close of the prayer madc b. Father Duhcrt.
;hc brave Catholic priest ubp was chap
lain of llay's hfi-adei Il vas in Now Or.
leans. uu b.F Confederate day, snl Father
n.b,li a1s praying 10 had oulonisc,l
the Couic,.rrAte soldier "a Ucu Stone vail
Ia,klou in pariioular-whcu bo closed
with these vsusisi "Aal uIv. A'migiity
God our Father. thou knowoi that vhcn
ihoa uadcst up thy ruiHl that ile Con.
fclcrary should 10 defeated 10 war hon
found Il uccrssary TO remove Thy servant.
Siuurvnll jackson, before ,l.pu coalds!
accomplish thy puFposel Atlanta Con.
stitution