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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-01-26
Sick Headache

"For the past two years 1 have been
afflicted with severe headaches and dyspep-
STA. 1 was induced TO try Hoods Saisapa-
rilla, and have found great relief. cheer
fully recommend it to ALL" MRS. L. f.
ANNABLE, New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Mary c. Smith, Cambridgeport, Mass
was sufferer from dyspepsia and sick head.
ache. She took Hoods Sarsaparilla and
found 1t the best remedy she ever used.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Made
only by @. /. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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HE STATE OF TRADE.

p.tr1N0Rs Feb 2s-Cottou dull Middlnr losalOi,c
Fionr was steady. Howard street AMI Western super
nnr ~ 81 -. Extrt 10 -50I7B-3 fsnilv ~ 90 ID
20 INV suD-rhns y Z a. 90 Extrt do S. 90 "a
narrative ~ So Who t-southsrn steady Red 90 30
4. AuJor ~ 9JJe Western duil. No q Winter Red
a. Nav o. apl Corn southern higher whe b5S
Ado yellow o. e54 Wi ostern active Mixed spot b3l2
bg gci march 5S '&o d. for May "a 80 so
oats wer. qnct. Southern 50 400 Western White
Ave steady at 6j01rc Hay hrni Primo o Choice " est
eru slJOOol5 o. Provisiins stsaiv Moss PORK s6 IS
sSs.c I.oon--5houlers aSs 20 Cistr mo ,idos ia
Hams l20i2+c Lard refined sac Butter hrm Western
pacEei 10 aa2c or,aner' 80 40 Eaas al 93jo Lined
do lOdlJc Petroleum STEADY hehnei 7aa Coros
dull no ssrs0ss of@ HHsSs, to lar iSse@ sugar
Wbssey setir at I'll ~ Freight. To- Iyerpo nec
sq Fly II .sSs' ser tom sc 9ras
rorn 5000 bush. Oats 5DUO bush. Shin emf. Flonr
lIOe bbIa salss-wheat iSl.9oo bush. Corn sos, 400
bush
BosroN Pen. ss.-PIear. quiet. Corn hpss., Steamer
ysow % soI 20 ~tsamer MIoc ~ no grade
Oh /. nG2n Oais quiet: No White 10 400; No Whit,
a. Lsi2ho No White II - i9n shorts quirJ
Miinng s22 00ssADt Winter Short, s33 o. . s25 as
stern Crs Is 3D. Cheese q OF aud sea w. Eggs
2bsJ6 Provisions were quiet stealv. Rocspts Tor
the dDFonr $500 bbia ant $4,000 SACKS. Corn 5000
bush Oats l16OOO bash Short. Oh tons
BuYPAIO. Feb 2S-Wheat-Na ! Hard In COED ema nd az
10 chicago May sass % 100 bnsh at 90 $50 40
Ma Iiarh NOrthsrn Pacific duh over; No North,
DC Cicas askei WHAT'S Whsat quiet but hrm
cars Ma To Michigan sold AZ soc; oars Ma White
IN fair demand aud nrmi No No. Yellow $500; No.
oaisI and weaki No . White $50, No White 80 ts.i
unohanEei- a. Canada 0s0gie No Canada 30 Blo,
No. Extra ~ 5se Rye nominal Flour 9rR god
best Patent spriag 81 7sssa S. BOss Patent Water
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
D.. y,rih R;,s-. ye,,,f, nat fturotfS
GENERAL MAPKET REPORT.

nr,,n,No N,rFprALS-V Values are without mporI
change but movement -. 90 AZ 40 a. 10 ava ivy
sIsr y, Dr. pie 81 Croons brown
rrt rel sl5a<la Trenton .n1 Num- Linn.
- III ia Finishn ~ 20; Gois iaie; - T er
6u.G ate Hair q G23e f tssiia Portland - $40
sCnOPEEAGE SfOCK- loving mo er.i'y a, Ws e
o'at.rs shocks and heads a - o sngar -, ", .
giIasi so old shocks and me- hr"l'. 'Sinc -
80 MIN. 80 AZ 80. empty hosshe y - o'Gt 10
bcors "a feaf siOS 50 d. l. sect 81 Gf2a m, -,
rDRDAGF-fn lar deua ld. Sl-t II 70; MANN ~
tot' a ~ts ,dy Marie ubo 3Oe3ic Caracas. IS@lv%i
iHiPnIciRY- prices advanced Quota'oEs' Batry.s
g.np me Hnqlst grtnnlatH1. S6 &lsr; T. ana G. rtahls'
ei ernan Bs0BI.ci Hau~wai Il, psp-r chicrV. h'.c
COFFEE-Anv r-sp,Lsib qu"tat.on fo the Trdkh . a.
kct l. stI inprss bic the condition ~ entirety no1ha
Tamaira III 'a4c and 600 iaes assorted lots on wfti
Terms In Keeping th sharp alvarez al haVir. i1s
market utIre cvrro~ opened ~ an ahVah'e lI~ -
ponts Int reaizng selling IN ami faIos Nv ~
action al n vre late in v. the closing hRnlr. mie
Trrrreni. a net loss ~ 10 paints FOR TIE day @" Macn'
lOSia 1880 April 10 ION l075 MAY. luton loo Juns.
septe9,ier o7"Ga Is; October 9.Goao.ij No
veinber 55agG0 December. $1,000 The rings 6 oi
acnaI sales different months IRE -
$3.50; February. ll.0"a ~ 40 Nfreh ll.-"1 w.
Ann liu5s May. l0.9pd ~ June. ln.ng
10 40; July l04O6 lO0r; Anru.i. TO- .Niu 9rptr.
Der lO.r = 80 october. 9.v56A1o; N0Teno'r, a''Ve
the usX Dutch sale will take place az the IN irOf
Brokers ,alupi ons for osd Ordinary java Soc oa sac
W. rG pic. or spor cotton officially sark@d
down bat no husncsS 81 Importance was lnn1rh eI
ther.hv sales a, to spisuer' me port recnpS ~ ~
sgg-ae,tsd IL j76 bass corpsring with - ~ r' tlo
Ia week and bale FOR the ling av
Isst wear since Sertebor Ohio hegnnn:o INC crop Yr'r
n. r4c,ints have aggregated 4N'lsJj bales against
l792 2gl Tor the same tm- asst season
onotaton. oa.ai On tho American STANDARD Of c'sdca
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PREDICTIONS OF THE PRESS

weekly journal OF the highest character
WIN unQuestonaby rank with tho most comprehensive
and valuable periodicals OF the kind now ruons'
GEORGE VIM CURTIS, In the Easy Chnr IN mar
pers Magazine for March.
In view Of It's aims and edo's It cannot fai 10 oo
successful-R H. soddsrd In the MY Mail and Express
journal begun under such auspices oush' " W ~
useful aud succcssfu-N. Y. Times
There is no question about he success OF torousS
scientific periodical Of this sort which mas lons '''"
desideratum.-N. Y. Commercial Advertiser
The new journal cannot fail TO take high I1hA ""S
task IL mas been set to perform-N y Sun
The journal will be welcomed by all who appreciate
rural scenery boston Herald
All reader. interested in forestry trec-panting and
in all branches Of horticulture will find something at
tractve in tho various departments OF GARDEN AND
FOREST-Boston Journal
The new Journal cannot fail to take high rank among
papers devoted special subjects.-Doston Transcript
Ought to do great deal FOR the projection Of forests and
for the beautfying Of the whole county
VIII doubtless have the ready support of every one who
is interested In the growth OF the cOuntryBoston Post
With the second rambler Of GARDEN AND FOREST
will be published photogravure OF Nj A. ST. GaudeIss
bronze medallion OF the late Professor Asa Gray.
Subscription Price, "a year In advance
Address
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PUBLISHING CO., Limited
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Mem Publications.
WILL BE PUBLISHED TO-DAY.
THE FIRST NUMBER
GARDEN AND FOREST,

an illustrated weekly journal Of Horticulture Landscape
Art and Forestry. Edited by Professor G. s. sAh'ENi'
Harvard College
This number contains articles by Francis Parknah
Professors c. S. Sargent A. S. Packard. W. j. Beal' W.
Treiease II. Msyr and G. L. Gooca- MIS- schuyler va"
Rensselaer, Serene Watson, b. f. Fernow Max Leiehtiin
Peter Henderson, w. Goldrng, A. ii. Fewkes, VIM Fai-
eoner Edwin Lonsdae Goldring, j. Thorpe and others
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Bnsiness Chances

&c (El0 SALAkY.-A mercantile and
RC,NOO manufacturing COMPANY (holvy hardware
and iron goods locate Of New
YORK stale desiring additional pitA. Oilers position 10
I've man WAC nali $40 80. SaArs Il commences
ment $3 600. In rease become valuable;
panv dine con lltDn established 20 volume OF
business for 1887 $iO0O0O fullest invited
Address Box 23s Buffalo, n. Y.
4 CAPABLE and active young man. with
"A 80 900, would Ike to some paying business
ENERGY, Tribune 0fice.
&I0n TO $4,000 CAN BE INVESTED
" w yearly 40 as to produce TO per cent co =,
interest of the largest aud strongest nsur
ance companies In tho world Address with age
p. - BOX III. New York.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Trans leave fro Chsmbsrsst stat N week d.ys tsr
Eng renaty Clostsr SOarktu AL NFtcs 50 IVJ
$40 80 ana 1880 a. n | IS r 80 400. 400 52t 5tI
$40 SOO 1890 D. M ~ Niiai sht -unizIs 1907 $50 a.
I ant 3 D. For Nsnuet spring Valley. Moasey and Tail
mass, week days 49, $50 si5o. $40 p N Sundays
1oa q anu B y.
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Mistellauecus.


COCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
~ CRIME
fbe Committee on Prevention OF sales OF J. quors 10
Minors all havinl knOwled OF Violations
the orbddng sale iiqur minors under The
OF fourteen submit tsem the facts All car-s
fsbd subsantated will be vigorously
cuted. aions be forwarded IN strict
6denoe. sd ressol the undersigned At $50 Broadway
Ancnyno letters ca mot be nouced
LEWIS +. TIBBALs Chairman.
HPHOLSTERING. carpet Lying and mat
" Iess making Address SCHULTZ $50 East 30th st
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"a abre4 KS psr Dbl, in CARLOAD Mllfsod nrm-wnter
fran sIe ass Spring $40 co. EscoipA Wheat 1000 1ush.
Corn 900 bush Or 900 bush shipmsbts-whsst $4,000
busa Corn $500 bush.
crc.ao rah Min futarss folio
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NEW-HAVEN - steamers leave Peck slip
~ Ier Is H. r. at aud ii ~ M Sundays eAeepf
STEAMERS lime for early tTa north and east
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK. VA, and SOUTH -
Leave Penn X - 80 p. m Paryr cars 20 Bat
more thence palace st smes, arriving AZ Old Point ~
6:I6 a. M Norfolk a. IN ii: v TOMPhfNS'
Genl Pass. Agent 317 Broadway NJ y.
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Quotations Tho Am'fctn sIandaFl oil V''''IH1'
folIn
At AfSrD

oodoriiuarv . 7 9l6 low Nidilinr. ....... S-l6
cool Or iinarY lll'ihR '-''
with easier accounts from liverpool and vi compra-
tvoy Tree run II receipts 20 the not- to speculative ton
w, oue we aud represented decline VI
q points Tor the day. sales, 9j,lOO bales
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Qearhers.

BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
IA esses supplied charge. TEACHERS registered
free; vacancies always on hand form FOR stamp X y
AVERY. American School Bureau W. l4th-st, N y.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors Gov
ernesses &C. Colleges Schools and Families Apply 70
MRS. NJ. J. YOUNG.FULToN 20 Union Square
DHILOLOGlSrS. if Won want to learn Swed-
isn-Norwegian or Islsndc drop note with your nd
dress o SWEDISH SCHOLAR tribune ONCE
TUTORS, GOvernesses, Professors. Teachers,
all branches circulars Of schools supplied 70 parents
I7th.st, between 4thave. and Broadway.
VNOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w KEAU for both supplies Profss sors, Teach
ers Covernesses Musicians Housekeepers Companions
&C. colleges schools and families also BookkeeperA
StenoR raphers and COpysts 70 business firms
MRS A. d. CULVER 329 5thave. New-York City,
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feeal Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE BY


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE BY
the Hon Henry w. Bookstayer OF the judges OF tho
Court OF Common Pleas for the City and County OF New
York. on the 2ith day Of February 1885 notice hereby
given to all the creditors and PEI having claims against
William III. Burr Henry r. Burr and Emil Schwab,
lately doing business In the City aud County OF York.
under the firm and style OF Burr Son Co.. thai
they rtQui e the r claims tn the hers
therefor duly verified the subscriber, the duy ap
pointed assignee Of the said William *. Burr Henry f
Burr and Emil schwab for the benefit OF he creditors
t his place OF ransacting business No. 1f0 Nassau 81
room in the city Of NewYork, on or before the lAu
Daaed New-YOrk, February 20 1888.
ABRAHAM L. JACOBS Assignee
OSCAR FRISBIE, Attorney for ASS gnee.
In PURSUANCE OF an order made nv tne
j Hon. HENRY W. BOOKST YER OF the Judges OK
thu Court OF Common Pleas the 9Th day OF f"ruay
1858 notice hereby given o all che creditors snd pe,se
having claims against ARTHUR CRARf lat y soins ons
number SO Nassau strset IN the CITY ana =.
New YORK, that thew required 70 present tem n
with vouchers therefor duly verified o. the ho
duly appointed said Arthur crarv Ior tns
bneh of his creditors his place ~ trsnsa uns
Ne $50 Brosi wsy Room the city Of Newfsrk on OF
w VIC ' ' " ' JNo. C. hall. Assignee
Dated NewYork. Feb. 7. 1888
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Uressmakin9.

Uressmakin9.
DRESSMAKER.-By q good filter, bv the
~ dayi heat rcferrscea Address T. A.. Tribune
Uptown ofnos, I. 23s Broadssy
ERENCH DREsSMAKER.-Makin ing costumes
m la,es stvlss HtIlnE elegant wishes -
loms or In private family. FRENCH DREssMAKER. l23
Waverly place.
A COMPETENT Dressmaker wishes to make
n engage by tho day reasonable
AAArAss DAhASMAKHA Ma RAst Ylstse
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Flour market auet prices steady and unchtnget
As lat -Cloce to Ftoey Hntsr Ptten - Vvy@
6s4 70 southern Winters s. % 81 80 Mon tao SUI
con stu Winters 81 6JOftJ Fair to Chocc seco1is 81 %
a sB 80 F4ncT Minnesota P1tens 81 55esi Do
Wheat Pltelts "a 1910 81 - dnuesbtt BtKsr, IN
sacks SO rs Medium Choice SOFT SprnZs IS 90
So So springs 81 7O9S2 So Hye Flour Ia OAK
res 81 SUdt3
Cash quotations were as tollows-yo is wheat ~
11Ss,G No 5 SDrInQ Wheat 6B GC5c - Rel oo'1o;
No 2 cora 43 10 No oats al ~ ~ No 2 rye
A9e. No Barley II $500 No Flax soei 81
Prime rnOtny Moss Porr per d. al
sl3 80. Lara loo 10 81 ~. short kls mes
loose Ill., Sltel shoulders OOxei 80 500 10 ~
,lear Sul, boxsi 81 3O0sI 6-a Whiskcy, dist-
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obstruction.

VIII red0eb 1% sepcmbeT 90. BOYS Classea
For Bows and Young Men-City.
ct LOUIS COLLEGE, 10 West 43d-st -
- SelecI Catholic school modern languages business
t6SISush Selma nsush Fe '"0'0
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCdo)L. |. ALB
ers ard e HEN aSGSs rn Ms
w --Scent.dc Classical Two hundred students have
Brooklyn
THE CRITTENDEN: nonv ,nrvcu scuoor.
ana k iHSh f for bo'S sfSes.
SECOND + EHR ssSsHScF r'ii'S>
P so Ihsa as'' fGd term Geens February
For Young Ladies-Country.
HOME and DAY SCHOOL for GlRLS.--Prl-
mary inteonSgi1Se Classical English NH ya PHPs
SassaT iuaies s6eTs TE EMS spfnsaeiNa
TRINITY HALL. Beverly, n. j.
thorough school twenty young ladies' Varied
advantages highest order Careful training In manner
mind and Solid culture in English Music Art and
Languages prescribed for students preparing FOR
any college Spring term begins February For circular
'lu'''' viz p''"'''R ACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT.
WEST WALNUT STREET BOARDING
SCHOOL TO; young 6 Lae; M fSe
1901 walnutst., Philadelphia, Penn.
CD HALF YEAR.-kOCKLAND COLLEGE.
Business GnIversty Prepafstory Ladies MI
BIZ anu Af~ W. oSI L. BASNisfER A NJ. Principal
Boys and Young Men-Country.
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE MILITARY
o. r. WILLIS. A. Nj, Pa. d
BRYANT SCHOOL, Roslyn, l.. l., n. y
SSnAfISSt HfSDs FsSsSs
FREEHOLD ms FLUTE, Freehold y. j.
fOf'R seS''a 'e G. GHAMEhks rs A. u H. Principal
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR .kOYS.--At Mil
semen Of H Soas vii DO wei to proat " the
oiered by this school Address FRANK NJ HOWE. sup't
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Wor-
'e''' B MErG tI-I n. Superintendent
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarryto WI on Iui-
for Re 5 syan s4s efns f
&SOn A YEAR FOR BOYS.
TCOO swITHIN CsHoRTLIDGSE sd tHaTySrd)
Miscellaneous.
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS free:
ste whether foT PSy so or Rpgss
A LADY in Keene, n. H., will take charge
n Of several children whose FRIEND. desire for them
pleasant home Err further PARTICULARS address o. BOX
Kesno :. HI Rev Russell \. Bellows Wayole. n ~
Judge
J. Dina, L. :. Army. Washington. D. c.
ClRCULARS of SCHOOLS, both sexes CITY
~ country with careful advice 10 parents RI AM
COYKIERE, 81 East l7thst. between 4have and Broad
COCIETY for Instruction in First Aid to the
~ Injured 81 University Place-Ctsses for aties VIII
% '0''"'' '"'' "''"' ''N0'' Apply to sEcRETAGY.
GENERAL valuable school properties for
- sale rent: requests the MIRIAM
COYRIERE Teachers Agency 81 East 18th st.. Oetw
4th and Broadway.
ITO CAPITALISTS AND EDUCATORS
Large school for sale Ward seminary Nashville. Tenn
school for Ofer-d
for sale account the death OF the principal Present at
$50 ladies' lie ant school buidinys
dsghul climate beautiful city For particulars address at
Nashville. ROBERT l.. NORRIS, Attorney atlaw
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT

THE SOUTH -
on and a;ter February 9Th 1883, trains 81 the NEW.
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK r. r. will
leave foot u Coranft ard DeShosses St. As follows;
Week days m, arriving at Old Point Comfort m.
Daily D. arriving OH Point Comfort a. Tickets
and sleeping secured Ticket
lor-ca sleeping berth- secured Ticket
Onlce OF the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company.
RI DTrNNF Stunt r g. COOKE. a. Y. r. A.
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CAssELL'S COMPLETE
POCKET GUIDE TO EUROPE
EDITION FOR 1888
Planned by F. O. sTEDMAN. compiled by EDWARD
KING. revised by ID. y. swEETSER and edited and
brought down TO date by Mr.. STEDMAN, with The sid
Of skilled experts Europe 1 vol, 1emo. leather
binding, 81 50. D
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COLOR.
Scientific and Technical Manual. treating OF the oLti-
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BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE. Only IS

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Brooklyn.
TNHE CRITTENDEN. -
Il kNGLI IN PREPARATORY, FRENCH SCHOOL
Kindergarten for both sexes
81 IIicks-st.. corner Of Pineapple - ~
SECOND YEAR September % Mss III NJ. WHEELER
Principal Eight connected with the PACKER C0eB'
tate Institute. Third term leeins February
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ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING.
BY PHENE srIERs. With eoiorod and Is
plain plsteA Preface to the American edition By wM.
WARE, Professor Of Architecture In the School Of
knes Columbia College, New-York City. vol. Qusro
Price sA
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CASSELL & COMPANY, Limited
104 and 109 Fourth ave-, New-YJrk
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HINTS FOR HoUsEKeepERs.

In sowing and winding carpet rags double
them with the right side up.
Clothcspins boiled n few minutes and
quickly dried once or twice a month become
more durable.
Nice table cloths and napkins should not be
allowed TO become much soiled, 50 that they
will require vigorous rubbing with soap or
in hot water.
Bronze may bo renovated and recolored by
mixing ono part of muriatic acid and two
parts of water; trco tho article from oil
grease and dirt, and ,opply the diluted acid
with a cloth; when dry polish with sw set
oil
To take rust out Of stecl rub the steel with
sweet oil; ina day. or two rub with finely
powdered unSl@zst lime until the rust all
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Why d.. he doit, There Will be many
t.eoy!c, cXplu.n!M: 1t, prompted by adj
mirH,.on and ~an.a5ou.sm both, and among
them probably are:
Fuvst-IIe was '.-cl. lie had expert
cnccl the Fearful strain Of one exciting
cauvasS and it had told heavily on him,
AMI nc N 5t:u,tci the ability OF his ply
s!qIe T. carry him through another.
Seco.i-.ie wa, afraid lie couldn't ~
the nomination. To hav= been a caNd,
dat" once and then 10 appear in the sue.
cecd.uc~ convention and be beaten would
be - fearful blow 70 q statcsmaN's dig
m.ty, Which Mr.. blaine is unwilling 10
Ccc II.
TDtri-Uc was afraid tina: il nominated
h. woU.ll. beaten That had been his
t.t2 once and lie sararii from 1t again
New York Evenings uS
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a Hint to

It seems to me that ordinary polite
ness, the honest dictates of courtesy,
would suggest to smokers that public
convcyanccs, public audience rooms,
public eating places, public drinking
places, are for the enjoyment Of the
whole public and not for a selfish ma
jority. Men frequently come into my
office with lighted cigarettes and leave
behind them traces of their ofTense, which
annoy me for hours thereafter.
BY what right do they do so3-Joe
Howard in Kew York Graphic.
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Settlement and Final Discharge.

BY permission of 4. W. Burnside, Pro-
bate Judge, | will scttlc the Estate Of r..
NJ. Meadows. deceased. at his Office 1T
I.aurcns G.. II. on the 9Th day Of April,
1883, Mt 10 O'Clock, a. IN, and ut the same
time Will apply for a final discharc.
All persons having demands against
said estate arc hereby notified to puoscnt
the same, in due form, on or before said
day, or be forever barred. And all in
debted are required to make payment by
said time.
j. NJ. MEADOWS,
Executor.
March G, 1883 80 A.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-14

disappears, then oil again, roll in wooden
and put in a dry place, especially if it be
table cutlery.
The Lt;le y.hite worms which sometimes
make the earth inn plant ia-lo,Ea s if it was
alive, can h. driven cut ~ stopping tic hole
l. tic bottom Of the jan and coycrin. the
p.gth win water an which you laye dissolved
q l!ttlc lime. T.. this stand Tor several
tours, AMI II i ~o- likely that You Will be
troUl.ei wish Ia worms any mo~.-New,
York Mai! and Express.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-14
u 1t Indicates.

The letter is apparently a percmptory
dcci..a,.Oa II the Mc.C< II leading q for
! ,rn hope, hut The manner in which Mr..
Jones give it TO the press, and the refusal
20 say what Mr.. Blaine viii 50 If lis
fricndi insist on hi, nomination, seem 10
indicate tina: though TIC magnetic man
from Maine ) IN retreat, lie has not burned
the bridge behind h!n.-St. Louis Repub-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-14

Price Albert Victor OF Wales, now a
wars Old, says ne does not want an establish
Incnt of his own until he gets married; an
event which he has not yet even begun serj-
onsly 20 contemplate.
The nikudo of Japan is described aS a dark
featured, black haired, thick Tipped man,
dressed in the uniform Of a European gen.
cral, and with nothing remarkable in his
makeup or appearance, although ho ia the
absolute monarch Of 3G,OOO,GOO people.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-14
MCll, MnY BE.

The ned Tribune reluctantly &C.
ccpts Mr. Blainc'- letter Of withdrawal.
Coming from Mr.. B.1inc's organ this is
significant. Docs it mean that the work
OF coaX!uy, coUgt.ag and begging Mr..
Blaine 70 he a candidate is 10 be inaug.
u!Atci.-Ncw York World.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-14

Senator ingalls,, presiding officer
of the United States Senate, dcliv-
cred a speech in that body in which
he makes a violent attack on the
South.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-14
THE LATEST IN JEWELS.

Barbnric jewels are very much the fashion
this season, the more crude the more effect
i've.
Ono of the newest things is Russian jew
elry, which had quito Il boom In this city
during the holiday season.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-14
Something lie Could 30.

The bnncO man reformed and wen, to sea
And thpIsihc could not reef or kEo, an caring,
Or spite" q rope. TIA" captain said that IT,.
At once showed great ability 10 Steering.
Boston Courier