New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Buttermilk Is having boom downtown. al
cents glass It /; a cheap, cooling anu saiu"i'ou'
drink It is the natural drink OF the American country
boy, and there are q great many quondam country
boys now doing business in this town VINO NAo " IT,
new the memories Of their youth.
II IS understood that number Of the Republican
delegates in Chicago arc Just aching to write vtrohc
hoot- on the subiect Of Chicago as Summer Resort
II T., surprising to note the prejudice that exists In
h pirS Of foTei%n miners when they work ia this
cnvntry against nstive-made steel In our mines at
pilot Knob they wiz insist on usmF 6 Esf too THIS
notwithstanding that it costs TO cents per pound,
while American steel every Tn @ as Of a." latter
have had the brand left off Of American steel Win
which have supplied them ana t9ey a no, re per ]
quality II makes no difference 10 me, a. pps ~
by the foot and charge to the 9 %f
Merchant in " ST. Louis Globe Democrat
Captaln c. H. Gregory the only and the sue
ssful bidder for the live oak frame and white OAK
thanking of the unfinished fligate New-York' al inc
Navy Yard on May 81. Most people believed 'hae
he got great bargain for $40, but he has had 10 ue
post SAOO as guarantee that he VIII nave eVeiS
timber taken by October l. and IL VIII eoS' MN
at least g., 900 to do the WORK.
The following advertisements recently appearou i"
an English religious paper:
"wanted before Advent, unmarried Priest earnest
EvanceIlcal High Churchman), for small country
church. the congregation Of which IS largely composou
NJ men, The six points. Choral services open
air p,earhng Cricket, football and worlungmehs
climbs. No moustachod or lawntennls playing priest
need apply
A PASTORAL INVITATION.
q co,o ont IN nv house" SAYS the jolly old farmer !;
on cream and good butter yoan hve ING q inu'
Come out for the SUMS getting warmer anu "arinc.
And it's only ten dollars week ior your poaru
q Come ont where the roses uxuriant arc blooming;
,lo tuht all
Como ont where the poplass lcafy are looming;
Tnme ont where the brook with soft melody flows"
co,,c or savs the townsman, with angry infection,
Delights OF the country no mere VIII seek
Maariai chilIs such as thrive In your section,
Are purchased too dear ut ten dohafs d week
a Como Off with your stories of nights made for
At YOUR promises golden cannot bnt scot.
| Already m6souitoes their vlgs are keepmgs
- ''"o -(Merchant Traveller.
General W. G. Darling OF the oneida Historical
| Society has been asking the GoVeInois OF certain
| states why they have no MOTTO The Governor OF
New. Itamnsbire doesn't know, and has no means OF
| finding out The Governor OF NORTH Carolina says
that his state illustrates hor ideas by actions rather
| than words. The Governor OF iexas says that the
Lone Star state has no formal motto but sets on the
adagc: " Be sure you're right then so ahead' On
tho whole tho States without notices agree with the
Governor OF North Carolina In their view of the mat
| ter.
Last Sunday church ocrs In small town In the
western part OF Minnesota were not little surprised
when they had settled their pews staring at
them from the wall back OF the preachers desk the
following card, written with charcoal ON piece OF
! aMembers OF this church will refrain from wiplne
their forcheads with red bandannas during services