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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-06

1t is related of President FELTON,, of
Harvard University, whose deficiency
in the spelling of English was known,
that, coming into the University Press
one morning to revise some of his proof
sheets, he could not help noticing the
many changes that had been made from
the photography of his manuscript in
the printed matter. Though somewhat
taken aback, he did not-he never did
lose his good nature; but looking up
to group of compositors. he said;
.Never mind, young men; | may be
lacking in the vernacular, but ah, l
have the advantage over you in Creek"
-Worcester Spy.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-06

The California boom has more than
doubled the valuation of San Diego
County within year. 1t now stands
at $18. 737.13 --.---------
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-06

The religious seats in England and
Wales now number $50.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07
Snioide of John DIayser.

From tina Harrisburg Patriot.
On Wednesday evening John Mayssr, au
sged patient at tho staie lunst,c hospital
In this oily, committed suicide by hanging
himself with small clothes line. Corons,
6hindiOr held an inquest yesterday morn
ing and the jury rendered q verdict Of sui
eide. Readers OF the Patriot will Tsmsn.
ber that about three months sgo charges
were made against Rev. f. T. Msyssr, oi
Lancaster, to the effect that he had caused
bis aged father, who was not insane, TO be
tncarcsrated in the insane asylum. The
charges were Investigated by the church
council OF the church of which Rsv. Msyser
was pastor, and found to ee wholly with.
out foundation. The superintendent OF the
hospital said there was no doubt as TO IL
insanity OF old Mr.. Msyser, although he
gavs them no trouble. Mr.. Mayser was
brought 70 the hospital last February. He
was about rs years old.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07

Although moro than dszsn people
have called ut the almshouas to view the
romans OF the boy who was killed ON the
railroad, since yesterday, none have been
able 20 identity him. While an INTELII
aENcER reporter was at the dead house
this morning several ladies' called to see
the body, thinking 1t was relative. They
did not seem certain, however, that the
person they wero looking for was missing
ana had little grounds for thinking him
dead. Many OF the psople who 10 to zee
tas body do 30 out OF morbid curiosity, and
not because theyexpect to recogn,z the boy.
DR.. Landis stated at noon to day tina. the
BODY would be buried this afternoon as they
could keep II no longer awaiting Identified.
tion. Among the articles found on the
boy's person way large number cigarette
pictures OF prize fighters, base ball play ers,
flags, 90 he also had card of Frsnke's
Railroad and Steamship sgsncy, No. ai7
Broadway, New York, aud Days shoe
store, at 81 Church street. From these It IL
believed that the boy was 10 New York re.
Gently.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07
Chief smeIts's Improved Regulation,

Chief OF Police Smel'z has established q
system by which officers report to him by
te.ephone at stated intervals during the
day. Tne new system works satisfactorily y
and under 1t he eau reach his officers al
any hour Of the day. When he first went
on duty the officers went on duty st s
o'clock In the morning and he heard
noihing from them until they returned to
tho station house In the evening.
hs has also established a system by
wnich there Is police officer on duty at
Centre Square al all times during the night
ana dsy, except for few minutes beiore
and alter O'clock in the morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07
CLOSING.
EnN YaRk Sinnn.

snw foHx. Dec. 2. 1 p. m.-Monoy Clio, ,
rltes, u 1904 ss; actual r.,as a. S31~
ttia for 30 Gays ana a sskoa ssk Tor demsnS ,
SoVernmsnts closed Quirt; currency g.,
bin. ~ W. u 's
The stock market opened fractionslly lower
On seiihs iof Lon aon account, but subse.
Decline was recovered, and an sdysnte q of "
In per ce at established before the tirst cali
About 10 80 q drive was made on Rock Islnno.
ana It's price QUICKLY dropped X per cent
Ano the remainder OF the list became feyerisb
aud irregular al declines Of u TO Der cent
sus' before midday thefs Was renewed bn y.
iociock. ~ tAis writing the market Il stesay
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07
MAxkETd,



NEW YORK, Dec. 7,-Tlour MARKET dull
Fine. ~ 8oaS 20; Supernne, q VO6l8 GD, MINI
Mira SI,Is; g sasS @ s., Sity WI, S.sss.ts zoos o.
wheat-.NO. !. Rsd, State, Si IA, No
q osN no. Red, winter. Dec. d % o..
Jan, Jan, Nosss seb. q GsH receipts. 2,7bo
Dec; Assc; Jan. ackO rsoeipss. rs S ioS
., Ss Data y. MO l; white; STATE 4es, NO. a DO
reesipts. 81 COO; shipmsnfs. PISS.
nys auii Westerk. os17lc; state 1o73c.
Fots ssii. ola Meas. es ~o,s 90.
M0lasses active; [; Tor b. boiling stock. iOs
black strap. lac. New Orleans, A00t9o,
Eurpentine steady ut go.
aosin steady strained TO good, q tO0l O.
petroleum dull kannod In CAsoe, Tao
nreights dull grain to Glasgow. 6xd.
Inter weak Stats Creamery, 9, 73oo.
Choese strongi Westarn fiat. 7Ssc.
state Factory, 1kOso FANCY White, ia
,,ESs EySs ac'iyei staIe. G4x020o; westarn,
sussl s,ropg Reansdy Cuuoalsszc sszc,ersnuis.
Taiow strong; Prime City, ss.c.
Rice nominal Carolina. fair To GOOD, tko
Conee weak Fair Cargoos. TOR Rio. ING.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07
Wm Carlston At ,he Co,,, uo,,..

Nearly all the benches In the big room q,
she court house were occupied last evening
snd The audience WAS given @ great literary
treat by VIII Carleton. The lecturer wss
introduced by Rev. DR.. T. g. Apple. An
hOur aud forty minutes were deyoted 10
the subject "The Chain OF Successn The
famous Brookiynite ewasliberslly " spp plsude d
end isvishiy praised for bringing, in his
inimitable manner, woid pictures, hunor
ous ana pathetic, so naturally before hi,
intellectual auditors.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07
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DkATHH


hiLL In this city, on the 7th inst, Annie
OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late rcsidenoe, No. 2ss West Chestnut
street, on Monday afternoon at 2 O'CLOCK.
lnterment at woodward Nm cemetery. 2t
CHARLES table. ~ .|-' - -
The Ie'atives ana friends OF the family ara
respe cifully invited to attend tho funeral
from his late residence. No. s3i church street,
on Monday afternoon at o'clock. lnterment
at woodward Hni cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07
pUBLIC SALE.
on FRIpAY, pEoshDER, gs, lsss.

ON NFRipAY, DEoshBHR, ., ISss, r.
viii be sold at public sale at the Leonard
Hotel. In tho city OF Lancaster. Pa nv Ihu
widow ana heirs ot John A. Arnold lata oi
said city, deceased. the following descrl bed
real estate, situat IN Lancaster tIwnshin.
Lancaster county, Pa, 10 wit,
piece o: lAno beginning at post on tha
north side ot the Lancaster anu Columbi
tnrnr Ike road thsnce by land late of i. k. Is
wagner aud kudolph >. herr nor b Isk dc
grees. east AZ 10 100 l,erches 10 post; thencs
by land of George R.Wi ,on noIt6GiE de .rees
westward "A ~ loco pefc 1es to posi- Ihance
by land OF kuc olph 8 Herr south ia de sTess
west 5Joo loo pei ches. more o less TO lhe nor n
side of safd tornptfe road thenfe along rbe
stne south So degrees. esst :0B 100 rer lhe,
ana ~ Perches
Tne sbove mentioned property les within a
nie OF The city limits and Is Very pleasantly
lncats q Tor tae erect,o on OF an out-of town
Itluenee Tor which II was Designed by its late
proprietor. IL has erected on &c a new and
supslhhual able Recently finished, ana con.
hi, humDer OF choice young frUit tress
Inc west Ana Hail way pas sos N fIo ont OF this
properly. 'S
sails 20 commence at O'Clock OF eaid dav
whth ierns VIII be made known ana attend
snco kivea Dy ths undersisnod
~ ~ ADAr. ARNOLD Wicnw
haIkw ~, AhsOLD, Heir,
to- Akluh M. ARNOLD, Heir.
''si ~ "Aihss, Aac~ o1,s,H2s "a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07
W.o,eo In oumb.,,.uo .,oun,,.

Officers Barnhold ana Wittlck arrested
John ID. Zsll st the house Of Brice Painter,
on Chester street, on Thursday ~as.sr noon
Zell b wanted q Churohtown, Culhber.
land county, for aesauieing with intent 10
Kill Samuel Kost, hotel. keeper. There
was row at the hotel on Sunday, and
Zslf struck the landlord with Q chair and
followed up this assault with IN attempt 10
shoot him. Zsll admits his guilt and ex.
poets 70 be severely. punished. The
CumbeslAnd county authorities havs been
notified OF tho arrest and are expected here
this afternoon. Ea FAE.3 Th
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07
Aelourpmeus Of oours.

In The suit Of Ellie N. HassIuss vs. Annie
Z. Hilton and Csyion II. Hilton, tsrre
tenant, Judgment BY consent IVES entered
In favor Of plsinuG for $3.50 n, II. X.
Fulton Tor plaintiff; u. Brosius for As-
fendant FYt tNY Z IFEr3 Nrl
The suit Of Mark Mowsry " shs Lam
caster city street railway W. discontinued.
There were no othe z cases ready for tria
ara court adjourned until Saturday morn.
ing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07

Closing Prices-2:l5 o'clock p. m.


CHICAGO. Dec. z, $50 a. m Mar ket opsuer,
tlCa3. 60 "''
Coin-Dec., s5>.ci Jan. $40 Feb, sss.c
May, 57}.c. /SS
3ats--iec, ?Sy<c jan. :GIIc; Nay, 2sNc,
fork-Jan.. slS so May. Sltl5.
Larn-ntc. % ~; jan, y 10; Feb o. 20
:, s"orl isibs-Jan.. q IS; Fet., q 20; May,
CLOSING.
=, Wheat-Dec, 81 tSH; Jan, q 0iss MAY,
Corn-Dec., Sis4c; Jan, Sc; Feb, sg.c.
oats- pec. 265se Jan. asc NAV, 2sxc.
S4t7k. "'S W. may
ahSafaIDee. aSh., .ts S' Jan, Is 10: May. o 2aH.
~ w i1'ps-1an.' u lax feb o. IS; May,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07
A sctool rssehsr's s. we're w.,,.,,r

scaool teacher named Rhody in the
Sfeoed tchooi a. Ronrerstown is said to
hsvs given little son OF Tobias peniinper
. tsfdble whipping, aud the toy was so
nadiy injured that he can tcmcely walk.
Is v iikely that law suit will be the re-.
sult
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07

sAcKsTs. Raglsns and Newmarkets at un.
heard OF low prices at the Great sac rince Sale
THE CLOAK B1ORE,
s ~ Rs No. lac North Quo>n Street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07

"HAT DO you kNOW? ANY.
w THING NEW Can you keen hooks
by Single and Double entryG Cnu You write
agood Business LettrT Do You undsrs tan d
the short methods or Interest ana Discount
rardai apd Equation Of Payments, etc 2
How Is your Penmauship7 Tan you write
both Legibly aud hapidlyg Alter takins a
q course OF Instruction at the LANCAsTsK X
BUStsEss COLLEGE you can cay yes. To All
Cf the above questions. "
street -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07
Fcuad . rocsst- Hooh

This morning Stamp Clerk Kbigh., Of
sae possofilee, found = very pretty black
s,'9 parss. with beads On it. on Nonh
Qss.n s'ieet IL contained rs cents, and
- q the postefiiss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07
SAVE dollars on every garment purchased at
the sacrince Sale at
ax THE CLOAK STORE,
No ll1 North Queen Street.

1bos. Birchs Sons, Auctionssrs. No. 1IlO
Chsstnut street, Philaastpbia.
Turkish ana Persian Rugs, Enbrosderies
Portieres, ETC.. direct importation from Con-
siantiuopie, on Tuesday ana wednesday after.
moons, December llth ana 18th, at tho Auction
Rooms. on Inhibition ono week piior TO sals
Catalogues mailed on application to Auction
eors. sale Of Christmas Books Deoember 2ld
and 2ith. Sale OF Furniture every Friday
throughout tho year. 81
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07

| A pronounced success r.!
Everybody pleased /!
| Our line of Dolls is acknowl-
edged the biggest ever seen in
this city, and our prices the
lowest.
| Patent-head dolls, IL inch, at
Ioc; ID inch, at rae; IS inch,
at 25c; 81 inch, at GIG; %
inch, larger head, at soc.
Bisque Doll jointed.
IS inch, elegant quality, fancy
Chemise, at soc.
q I6 inch, Lace Trimmed
| Chemise, at 62c. 4'' @
II inch, very fine, at 75c.
1e inch, very large head, at
Ssc. sau :, sa.2.s re4
Io inch, real hair, at 81
Very large Bisque Dolls. at
$I:a5, $I.6S, up to $3.50. 4
Bisque heads, kid body, II
inch, as Ioc. 49,
IS inch, kid body, closing
eyes, at soc. assrs
" ~ inch, kid body, very large,
with shoes and stockings, at 81.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Our double jointed fine
Bisque Dolls, with fancy
Chemise, at 25c; also 10 inch
dressed Bisque Dolls, at 2sc,
(bonnet, shoes and stockings.
Large Dressed Dolls, at soc
and 81.
Photograph Albums, at IS,
50, ooc, 81 up to S.. Fgr ugs
Autograph Albums, S, 10, IS
and soc. a tIfHi 7
Bisque Figures, SC upto $3.50
apiece. : =
Bronzes, rs, IS, soc to sa.as
apiece.
Plush Work Boxes, q Sc to s.
apiece.
Manicure Sets, Photograph
Frames, in fact hundreds of
other beautiful goods which are
nice and reasonable, and are
Just the things for Christmas
Gifts. .....
Our store room is decorated
far handsomer than at any pre-
vious season, and we extend a
general invitation to all to come
and take a general look around.
4 we are open every evening
until January the first.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07
ASTRICH BROS.

l(OARDINu-NEW BOARDING AND
II Lodging House, No. ~ south Lime street.
first clAss German liable board. Meals at ali
hours Home comforts for permanent boar.
class sty ie TO wedding and birthday parties,
baits, hops, ETC.. 1T abort notice a ehAre OF
the pubiie's patronage. ksspectfuilX eol,eatsd.
ss,nA Ma q ses5 S, - iS1sS5s ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07

George Lsntz had hearing last evening
before Alderman Deem on the charge Of
cruelty 70 animals. There was mot . parli
Gle OF evidence sgainst him and he was
discharged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07
Uhsnss Of I,ropr,eeors.

A. wifi 20 seen by An advertisement eise-
whers. -. ". Uverly hAs taken p0ssession Of
the store lately occupied by G. sharp. lio East
King street, which he will run as O rostaurs Mt
and confectionery store.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07

Tny Dew Drop Brand Canned Goods, the
best fruit best msde tin. ana the best can ned
goods in the market. For sale by W. A. Reist
Co. 1rocers. corner ENt King ana Duke
streets.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07

Plush sacque, that we're t3o,OO now ,2)Oo
the Great Sacrifice Sale.
THE CLOAK STORY,
No lig North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07

open EVERY EVENING DURING
~ DECEMBEB. ar
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07

NIsI1 the Great Sacrifice Sale OF Clolk!
which begins Saturday. Decembers.
THE CLOAK STORE,
No. lao North Queen Street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07

... ~k 4 4 - k~s ~. Z sE
syrups! syrups Never wera so low. Our
100 syrup down 10 7c per quart Gsar In nind
we sell the very best -T
NEW ORLEANS BAKING MOLASsMS
pdnothinR but strictly Pure Spices -
Ana Just think, We can cave you 29c on every
Quarter OF Flour you buy OF us =
hememper this. when you are about to bnse
counts. N'
We cell a very superior qusiity o. Homo /.
mAoe hince Meat At lowest piices.
Our assortment OF Raisins, Candies, MUTE
sheilbark and WRlnut Kernels, IL now COM
sPEOl Adjust received, n few barrels
more OF that Zine Dried Beef, ana ths price Ia
throe pounds LOT 2oc. ana the quality must be
pretty good, as We have been selling from 800
20 800 pounds day of IL. and every body sc ems
pleaseo' LOOK Tor big dIivo In Hams thi )
We have about flfty or mere rest I,arsa,p
TO oner: bpt csn only mention q fsw more W O
are selling u nice Mid Cheese Mt i0c a pound
bnt the pr.atest OF all bargaip Is our;
CALIFORNIA EvAP0kATED APRICOTs
Our Sincst Bright Frnit. san ne as you have
been paying go 10 80 npoun d for, are on ~
sound.
Two pounds Of Eyaporated Apricots for e,c.
1hroo pounds of kvaporated Apricots for 2Sc,
-Four pounds OF kvaporated A prtcois for 25c
And white Grapes at 100 per pound. -
ported ha,ier X rauL Bring along yOnr kelt Q /,
And got something Y GOD. before II Is ali.
So ltil pay you 10 come soon as u os sible
10 make your Christmas pure bases. Can sei.ye
you better before the big rush. ~ T-7r :
Remember, the right place
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07

open EVERY EVENING IN DE.
" CEABER. t#T7'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-06
Bread for New Aork's Italians.

One Of the special features of the
quarter is the sale Of stale bread, which
rs a retail trade, is altogether in the hand.
of women. IL is syStematized industry
The bread that used 10 be thrown away is
now taken back BY the big bakeries from
the retail houses, and is collected by men,
who sell it TO the women; the latter retail
II at from one to three cents loaf from
the curbstone Happily stale bread is not
chemically deteriorated, even when the
mold has to be scraped aud scrubbed from
it; and all white bread is luxury among
these poor people, though it is a luxury
now pretty generally INDUCED in. The
economical, however, still purchase the
black bread of their youth (metaphorically
speaking only let US hope at three cents
a pound. This, too, is nor injurious, as
is most such very cheap food, aud it is
nutritious. II was cold day when was
last nj the Bend, but the bread sellers
were holding their ground and conduct
ing IL brisk business Viola Roseboro in
The Cosmopolitan.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-06
A Geological Enigma.

The axolotl, an amPhibian which forms
n part of the food supply Of Mexico is a
very singular creature. II grows to a
length of about foot, and has four legs,
newt like tail surmounted by lungs and
gills. While il seems to be more fish than
reptile, some naturalists have supposed it
to be the larya or tadpole Of a gigantic
batrdchan that has never been seen in
the adult state. An English observer,
who has found the animal capable Of
living entirely in water or entirely on
land, has had live specimen i'll dry
place during the autumn, and believes
that it is gradually losing its gills and be-
coming otherwise more terrestrial in
character .-Arklnsaw Traveller.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-06
At MooNRise.

How hushed and quiet the saunt poplar. spring
Beside the lake,
Where the song weary thrush head under wing.
IL nesting half awake
The warm gray lights Of evening lDger there
Or gently pass
Along the dappled water and the dir
No voice nor music has.
Low on the nights marge yonder, big moon,
Cieaying the blue,
Comes up and silvers the broad shades which soon
The bats fit darby through.
And visions, born Of fancy and the night
Glide 10 and fro,
Move with dream feet amid the solemn light.
Aud softly come aud 30.
Across the mOOr-else silent over earth
And sky's vide range
Steals the low laughter Of two lovers mlrth;
How sweet II sounds, yet strangel
Sidney A. Alexander In English Illustrated
Magazine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-06
LIGHT AND AIRY.
Mr.. Blizzard, from the northwest,

Mr. Blizzard, from the northwest,
From the land Of the DakotAs,
From the land Of tho Missouri,
FROM the wild and bowling prsiries.
Where the snow is piled like mountains'
And the lakes are frozen solid
Now and then comes strolling southwark;
Comes across the Mississippi,
Makes bee line for Chicago,
Paralykes all he finds there;
Then he scoots for Indiana
Mr. Blizzard, Of the northwest
Scoots across the Hoosier counties.
Filling all the air with snowfiakes,
Freezing every ear he touches,
Till he strikes our Cincinnati
Strikes her hard and strikes her often,
Says the town Is to his liking
And he'd like TO make "a visit.
40 he busters up our thoroughfares,
Whistles shrily down our alleys, ~
And he has 10 kind Of manners
For he goes where he's not wanted
Pushes Into private places,
pinching ears and slspping faces,
Blowing skirts with impoliteness,
Taking liberties unheard Of
Does this sancy Mr. Blizzard.
lie should 70 back to the northwest,
70 the land IT the Dak0tas.
To the land % the Missouri,
We don't like him and don't want him,
And request him to skejaddle
Cincinnati Times-Star.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-06
$4,000.
RICHMOND. February +. I,

RICnNOSD February f. ls,s.
Sealed bids addressed 10 the unders gued
Will be received at the office OF the city Audi
tor until 3 o'clock on WEDN ESDAY. Feb.
ruary sth. lsss for all or any portion 81 Sl40,-
90 FIVE PER CENTUM REGISTERED
BONDS OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND. pay
able thirty-four years after the lst day Of
january, 1855.
The bids will be opened at the time above
named in the presence Of the Committee on
Finance Of the City Council
These bonds will be issued under authority
Of aresolution OF the Council approved Jan
uary 18th, 1855, to provide funds tor the re
demption of the per cent. bonds maturing
lst of July next. Bids must be endorsed,
Bids for the $4,000 tive per cent. loan"
The Committee on Finance reserve the right
Il reject any and all bids for these bonds
ANDREW PlZZINI JR.,
ijai-5t Chairman Committee on Finance.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-06
High Art Nowhere.
How did YOU do in Bristol I

Patti-How did you do in Bristol'
Sims Reeves-Very well, indeed; but
should have done better but for the opposi-
ton.
Patti-What was against you then,
Sims Resves-Jem Smith. "A pause
When are you going to Manchester
Patti-Next week
Sims Reeves-I thought you were TO be
there this week.
Patti-So was, but | altered the date
Sims Reeyes-Whyt
Patti found my date cashed with Jake
kilrain's, and it wouldn't do for US both to
he IN the town together. London Referee.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-06
Honesty Appreciated.

Kansas City Agent man who bought
a suburban tract for an orange grove last
August has not been in to make his quarterly
payment.
Assistant-I see by the paper that he
started for the city last week, but he froze to
death ON the way.
oh He really tried to get here then}
Noble fellow Ii there is anything in this
world that admire it is honesty Omaha
World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-06
Ancient American Art.

A citizen of Wichita, Kan, has an in
teresting specimen Of ancient American
art. 1t is head cut in Dakota sandstone,
and was found Oh the Saline river in Kan
sas near some sandstone lodges. The face
10 nearly all nose, but the eyes, ears,
mouth and nostrils are we'll defined, and
also bands running around the top of the
head New York Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-06
Drnnped II SnmnMhera.

Uncle Rastus to grocer Mistah Smif tole
me to git er Goldfish here an have 1t cha 'ged
to him
Grocer tdubiously)-Did be only give you a
verbal order for it, Uncle Rastusf
Uncle Rastus making feint OF feeling
through his pocketst--YeS; he guv me er YER
bul order, sab, bat Tse done gone lost it
Texas Siftinps
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-06
Powder for the shoes,

4 powder is used in the German army
for sitting into the shoes and stockings OF
the foot soldiers. II is called "fusstreu-
pulvern aud consists of three parts
ealicylic acid, ten parts starch and eighty
seven parts pulyerized soapstone ,speck
stein. 1t keeps the feet dry, prevents
chatting and rapidly heals sore spots. 1t
is to be recommended TO m0untaineers. -
Boston Budget.