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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-14
OuR FR1rsp
MUST HAVE CAUGHT THE BUFFALO FEVER
BISON,

BISON,
n the ORIGINAL might be csiiedss the children say
bad but They are s%Sns us IN se Musf
70 ins Ts1s
Those who are not for US are against U.s."
and ma 1 I'D the
t y %sds th.. elsris Of other carry only "a
The mebsrs s :, e their employer We inis. that
Low STANDARD such bang the Case . the pubic 4
large are not e.pecsed 70 place what
pioy large number Of clerks saiesmsn A for the
Ten PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
Permit " % say that clerh salesman. however
broad his liberties. can fA.sify the record.
= COS: 4 81
de xaods i.et o. WHICH be !. s0sniz.n ne SELF
We are laughed Il bscau.e sell Chdren,s Suit: ct
sssi masses Of THE PEoPIE and tndssvor to supply
sas fSTs wi
our 20 feS Sssi ,s S. that ncs.. tn. c
4 Esr. SS;l e sss.sli:A
TEEN IL duty which We owe to
THE PEOPLE
To keep constantly before their minds eye that we
PRACTICE
PREACH
TO the thousands who have tried and proved rs. We
DON'T WE,
VICTOR Z ADLER's
10 TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 10
0y7 and s2s 9Th IT NV. cornse Massachusetts svs.
Strictly One PyioA
Open Saturday until IL m my14
MANUFACTURES SAMPLES, so DOE FINEST
Al quality Ladies, Hand satchela none worth lsss
81 .Ss u ::
IMMENSE DISPLAY OF MILLINERY, TRIMMED
:n d n e. H: T Fss s0d m
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

lrOR RFNT-FURNIsHED-o OF The MOST
Il desirable apartments the Portland: Reduction -
Responsible tenant APARTMENTS. star ofLoe.ms-0'
lSOR RENT-NEw YORK CITY-S"wINDSOI.
II Flsts4 corner Of bath "a and Broadway:
Apartment" rooms. elegantly furnish, a dining
room and kitchen complete. choicest location. cool
and airy; elevator and electric bells from June
three months LONGER.
Apply on premises Ia New York city or az the Flor
ence" cor. and 18th sta, Mashnston for par-
ticulars rent very low. myself
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WooDwARD & LorHsors ''SpAcx.
MONDAY. NAY 14-cHANoEp DAILY.
''Ths store at present. sbounds In extra good
values~


Never before in the history Of our business
have We offered better values in IAces than 1t
present. particularly in Black and white Lace
12}6c. 10 m uneQualled bargain.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor 1lth and sts nv.
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LADIES SUMNER USnEnwrAR
Department near door of No. l117 Penn ave-
oauze Vests. finished in superior STYLE in six styles
for CSC.
Swiss Ribbed Vests 4Sc
Isle Ribbed Vests. fancy colors. 75c.
SIX 81. S2, $500.
English Bal. Vests, SOC. to e.
French Bal Vests 9Oc to s1.30
Gossamer Vests. 4Sc. and Soc
American Hosiery Cos Celebrated Underwear, Csc.
to s1.Oo. The drawers are jersey fitting
Children's Underwear proportionately cheap
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(See space below.)
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A VAsr D1rrrHrscr.

While Others srumbls W rs,oics. not because
trade ID dull with them. but because It IL great"
with us. While othsrs are trying to console
themselves BY finding plausible excuses for
the dullnsss Of trsds-and hugsing the dslusion
that because it Il drowsy with them it must
necessarily be slow with alive have cause to
Congratulate ourselves on the best Springs
trade our house has ever had Where results
are so Numerically opposite. the causes must
as widely differ. - We have NO lien on the pso-
pies patronage self-interest is the handspring
of mankind's sctions-that is-ssnerslly speak
ing. and people are going to continue to spend
their money where they can do the best We
freely actnowledss being selfish enough to i'd
vance our own interests by carefully protecting
the interests Of our patrons by carrying in stock
tory to those who buy thsm-whsther Clothing
for Men and Boys Hats. Shoes or general Fur
advance II possibls-in the salient points Of
style and finish. BY naming the lowest possible
prices. and being s.tisnsd with the smallest pos.
nbie pronts which We can do easily by virtue
Of the enormous amount Of business w do tn
year.
A walk through the aialss Of our different noors
and . casual examination Of the Foods and
prices Displayed on our counter viii at oncscon-
vince the visitor of the truth and justice Of our
claims. You1l look ELSEWHERE In vain 10 and
such sterling values in oii-woos Suits for Men at
$40 ssch-ssch and svsry Suit correct in style
and perfect in nt-as we can show you here
You'll search this country over before you'1l
md stock 10 compare in style. 1T and finish.
combined with ths hish-class fabrics that mark
our SIS Suits - being beyond compare You1l
and no such values in Hats - w can give you
Correct In al the elements that 20 to make first
class hsadssar. You can't find in this town a.
complete or - large . stock Of bright. new
styles In Cents Furnishings - We can show
you. There ID no exclusive Shoe Store in the
city carries - large stock. - great variety,
or names - low prices a. We do. When you
know thess things can you wonder why We are
always busy while others are complaining.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
oUTFITTERs TO THE PEOPLE.
my14 9TH ST AND MARKET SPACE
MEMS CUFFS FOUR-PLY, PURE LINEN, Size
4W n and n SC. Per pair; Mems standing Collar
fourply. pure Linen, 25c per dog size IA y to IL
my12-2ts BLUMS, 745 and TAT 9Th ct. sc.
FTNHE ONLY HOUSE THAT MAKE REMNANTS
l. speciality direct from the mills is the
DOUBLE COMBINATION
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w travel with a rsntiemsn. or in @sn priv.s.
and p m. J. c. b my14-2r
WANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN
poves in 'h M ees, OF rsiersnces spa rn,. cs
MOTIONS" star once IL.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF TWENTY
IN the susnsss Se n q n'H
I.pe5; ean furnish hrs,-cisss references ADDRESS
WANrED-ENGAGEMEN TO READ BY HOUR
Or sSsSgEns s, g LAY experienced Address MLM Eng
WANIED-Ar HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
W Tor Cooks, ChamberInaiis, wstresS lAundress
Butlerst sANL A cooMBs. go 7 81 NJ my IA 81
MANIFESTATIONS AS CoAcHMAN. BY A
.nd Sorsn Soa.s man :. nrstls.s afv.r
eiass cook o, pesse call before II O'Clock Tuesday,
WANIED.Bf ooLoRED BOY, SITUATION
1904 St NV. = 'A'uHs mouse '' h0''A IL. =
WANTED-A SITUATION AS ooAcHMAN BY A
summer; nrss-ciass Recommendations Addre.. s.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. A SITUATION
MfEroS M a M isss ss1 Sa
WANTED BY RESPECTABLE ooLoREp
w woman situation as laundress by the day
Call lll7 Delaware ave. s.w. IL.
WANTED-BY A DREssMAKER FEW MORE
J. q. Star Office. is
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE
rood hSusekeeper man s willing 20 make nn.ef
cations Address WILING LII STAR Cfce ''~n Is
w FOR FIRsT-CLAss Sc
w lected help: Chambermaids cooks nurses house.
.1 summer Hs.oSss f. X BGkSHHS $50 Ss:si aae
nv. myl2-6ts
WANTED-BY TWO SISTERS. SITUATIONS AS
city references willing 70 travel Call - ii2a ipti
between and on Wednesday, ThuTss,ss ,nd
WANTED = SITUATION By FIRST CLASS
~ pastry cook and hotel baker city or country.
WANTED-FIRsT OF JUNE. By LADY OF En-
w perience. responsible place in rich family or in
sttution executive companion to rich lady Salary
GARY. care of Carrier AZ. myll-3t.
WANTED-EMPLoYMENr BY A WHITE MAN;
store
New York ave. myl1-3t.
MANIFESTATIONS BY GERMAN GAR
w dener married man Protestant; tnoroqghly pr.c-
Vegetables; wife GOD cook Address GARphNLk
NVANTED-AL LADY WHO CROSSED HE OCEAN
w several times wishes TO be Travelling Companion
or care for invalid seeking health abroad address
WANTED--ROOMS.
NNANTED-BY QUIET COUPLE TWO OR
w three unfinished Rooms: central location.
State moderate price. References EXCHANGED. Ad-
dress SAMSON, Star office. my l4-2ts
NNANTED by TWO GENTLEMEN PERMA-
w nently, sittlng-room and bedroom communist
ing, on second and third floors in private family by
the year $500 bet 18th and 20:h. Avenue and X ref
erences. Address A. b. D. staEoffice. myl0-2t'
WANTEp-RooMs sUxSBLE For DOCTORS
w office and bed room. iHnorthwest part of ty and
west OF 18th ST.; references exchanged Addres Boz
Lob. Star Office. my12+st'
XNANTED-FOR SUMNER FURNISHED AND
w Unfurnished Rooms. rent desirable n
two three days; persons having them should
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E. Ct. DAVIS
71s MARKET SPACE
aAUzE UNDERWEAR
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
just open one Of Jersey Ribbed Low Neck and
no Sleeve VESTS. at the low figure Of 25c.
One case Of High Neck and Short Sleeves Jersey
Fitting, at same price.
Misses. GAUZE VESTS at all prices Our stock is
now complete The above goods are Just the thing for
the approaching season.
LADIES' CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Another Invoice Of MISSES DRESSED
This stock IL made Of the best material and manu-.
featured BY experienced workmen: hence the finish
and At il perfect.
Our FAN DEPARTMENT has been largely added to
during the past week. and prepared to show
elegant Goods and beautiful designs.
RUCHINGs and NECKwEAR of every description.
KID SILK, Isle and COTTON GLOVES. reliable
makea Many New and Attractive Articles are shown
in every department.
LACEs and EMBRofDERIEs in endless varieties.
Cheapest and best line Of FLOUNCINGS in the city
WHITE GOODS from the Lowest to the Best. Pure
LINEN LAWNS ct 25c. One case Of Cream white
BATISTE at 15c.. worth double that amount.
PIQUEs, INDIA LINENS. DINiITIEs and other
Summer Fabrics.
Black and White sATTEENs. BATIsTE and
LAWNS. INDIA SILKS. from 75c up. Black and
White White and Black. Cream and Plain Black. It Is
conceded that this is the desirable fabric for hot
weather. Black and Cream CANTON CREPE; GREN-
ADINES. in Plain, Striped and Brocsded: HER
MANI. SILK WARP. NUNS YELLING and many
other Goods suitable for summer.
Ladies' Isle. SILK and COTTON HOSIERY in
Fast Black, extra value.
Job Lot of PON9EE pARAsoLs, at sl.35, worth
e. Parasol stock IL added to often and stock pro-
nounced perfect.
BEADED GRENADINES BEADED SLEEVES for
Pelernes. JET BANDS. &C.. to all Of which we invite
your attention.
z. G. DAVIS
myl2 719 MARKET SPACE.
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FLAssr1s Fon TENNIS Su1rs
We are now showing larger and more varied
assortment Of
FANCY LAwN-TENNIS FLANNELS
Than ever before. embracing an attractive vari-
ETY. Of rich color combinations In checks, plaids,
and STRIPES ranging in price from 15c to q per
yard.
27-inch English Tennis cloths, 15c.
Scotch Tennis stripes aud checks, 37kc.
Scotch Chudda stripes, 6Oc.
Anderson's Tennis suitings, 75c.
Rajsh lk-striped Tennis cloths, o..
The colors are fast and the fabrics - near un.
shrinking - possible to be.
27-inch Ladies' all.wool Tennis F1annels Csc
We have an extensive stock, and carry sum.
cisut to supply Club suits from any pattern &C.
lected.
Second hoor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 1lth and sts NV
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GREAT SHIRT SALE-350 DOE MEMS UN-
~ laundered White Shirts. Wamsutta Muslin, Soc;
Its equal not to be had in this city for less than &C.
my2-2t' BLUMs. 745 and TAI 9Th st. Sc.
OUR MEMS HAT DEPARTMENT is STOCKED
~ with all the latest styles In Straw Hats for Men,
Boys and Children. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMB.
NATION, 18th st aa my12-3t
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Sunpn,sE Pnrcrs FoR SKnrrsaa
900 Patterns 42-inch Nansook F1ouncings,
N......-.el68 s1.75 S1.85 % GIGS t36S o.
Worth. ..sl.9s sa25 s235 s20s saa5 s4.25 o5
900 Patterns 42-inch Swiss Fl0uncings
At..........4Sc. Csc SOC. 0Oc
Worth. go. CSC. 7oc. CSC. sl,35
M.......... q sl.s5 si.4s ~
Worth ...... &2 q SO &2 o2.75
10 Patterns Irish Point Tlouncings. o. up.
tH-Abovo patterns come In 4k.yard lengths, suough
for full suit
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Ses space bslow)
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A HrSr To You.

- 1AANA ~ - w.
The backward spring has dsmorslissd the wholssals
= we'll - retail trsdA Never have the sdvantaes Of
the strictly cash system been moro hoebly illustrated
than now. The PALAIS ROYAL buyers who vsre in
New York last week thsy abls 70 nams their
own prices and the goods that crowdns in on %
show IL was 20,
Its fact that W bousht more largely than any
previous time this ssasonthe low prices tempting
10 close out large lots which We hope to dispose Of
quickly because Of the prices quoted you whole
page would 30 necessary for descriptions 20 We give
F: / At E. Ale:
F Fl nov AZ E.
Fl e 4 II :! Is 8: 4 III
I i ssss TIT
liz Il ssss +
FOR Tuesday. NAY 10
MEMS FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS FOR q.
Immense job lot Of Ribbona
Important purchase Of Lisle Hose
Black Lace Flouncinss at surprise prices
Fine Fans. closed out from importer
Expensive French Flowers ct half price.
Complete stock Ladies' and Children,s White 0uita
Importers Samples French Novelty PsrasolA
New styles Of Ombre 0inghams Ut 15c. yard
japanese SILK Neckwear for LAdiea
The new king" Shirtwaists for Boya
The patent "dlobe'' Shoe for Ladiea
Importers stock French Linen Handkfs,
A Job lot Of Curtain Scrims
Immense purchase Of Fine Embroideriea
500 dozen Silk Mitts at half price.
small stock Of Cambria Underwear
az Each of above lots contain barr,ius extrsordi.
nary: extraordinary even for the Palais Royal.
(See space below)
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"OpES1Se" o. WASH DnEssEs
MISSES AND CHILDREN.
We have Just opened and have now sale an
excellent line of
MISSES AND CHILDRENS
WASH DRESSES,
GINGHAM
WHITE INDIA LINEN,
FANCY-COLORED BATISTE,
WHITE INDIA NULL
FINE FRENCH CHALLIES
Made up In attractive styles. latest draperies,
nicely finished and trimmed.
Bingham Suits from 81. 80 to &1O.
White Suits, from 81 to $40.
Fancy Batiste Suits, A3 to So
French Chsllie Suits. from 81 to GIG.
(Third foor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and r SITS. NV.
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WANTED--BOARD.

WANTED - COUNTRY BOARD FOR THREE
w adults and infant private family without other
borders preferred Address Room 4. St Cloud Build
ing. city. myl4-3r
NNANTED-WITHIN EASY DRIVING DISTANCE
w of Washington. board for family OF four would
rent furnished country house best Of and prompt
nay meut. Address Box II, Star Office my11-;Bt'
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DE- ooosR cu1fIeA ynF11II11i1N
s scz 9S3 ~ ~ css'% az 1ssE s.s. . 8 -
nye-3vs
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NJ scHREIDER MERCHANT TAILOR.
MI 020 MARYLAND ave. s-w.
AGENT Tor q. v. Bimm0ns Co. Of Boston, Ha.A
spring Samples now ready. 4SG-lm'
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Snn DOE SETS LADIES' FANCY COLLARS
OOO and Cuffs. loo. per set; Ladies' Check Main
sock Aprons, 10c. BLUMS,
my12-2r 745 and TAI 9Th ST. Sc.
OUR GREAT REMNANT SALE CONTINUES FOR
" one week longer on account Of the great rush
kAUEMAN'6 DOUBLE COMBINATION,
my1C-3t 18th at a
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17
1855.
SSS.

Well we have had little holiday little little time
to write good people Since Won heard from no
@ te anarchists hung Faulkner u s. SCI ate
~ Aa' message written and the country saved The
year has past the here the same
h'ipS oar customers bargains Walk
no shoe room you will find heavy per pair
ooes from W cents per and such found
"here else IN the town From there into clothing room where
small lot lett and be regard
less OF what cost You will also comforts for rs
caunot De bought else where for
Pe par wo'ln o. Now out into our large
nu WASH uDs Dnter bowls stove pipe ware saddles
10o wndowsash 5edSeads &c. and splendid al so
NOW come down stairs the stock of Fopr
corn meal buckwbeat four Racon Butter nails borso
oVe oks &c DC Down cellar noasses and svruns
nome made CIDER Potatoes rau oils and 6b e.
Out our Gana where keep rye Oats ard %
our noke Fok and packing House of meat
oeng cured INTO bacon Now back store house Err
er 'ne nat aud Cap room You will lind great variety of men
n ats aud Caps from 2F Step the next room
our carpets and OIL Cots; Rag Carpet per
as low % cents Here also have large lot Of Mems
uer car Now out into our large Store Room The Coe end
Tue Teas and Spices Canned Tomatoes Corn Cses
crackers Books and Stationery Ladies' Childep shoes
Try uoods large stock, Notions abundance Iardwae IN
ware ana Queeswae Tobacco kDds prices some "a low
% cents per h. Snuff and Cigars Soap Potash and so
one mugs that you will Surely all that can be nnpe
Now the propretors of all this cay that they will
prices TO be as low Tor same grade goods in the
cas- high prices Tor all tue produce can handle Go
- ~ "u' 'se r. RUSSELL 4 BRO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

Mistress (arranging for dinner)-
Didn't The macaroni como from the
grocer's. Bridget Bridset-Yis,
mum but 'sint it back. Every one
av Thin sLims was Imply
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

Do you have good drinking water
hereP' asked a stranger in Kentucky.
'Gusss it's pretty good. replied
The native. never seems 10 hurt the
$horses"Aud cattle
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

Mrs. Nucoync: Yes, it vas an
auful disease; it rely got to be au
'epidermis il our Eeighborhood; and
j was 80 frustrated by it that / had
To spend two VEGAS at the seashore
10 .rocapiiulLte.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

"a Washington woman was iding
In car, Among the passengers was
young colored swell, A young wo.
man Of lis own color entered and he
Immediately rosa and offered her Lis
scat. She gracefully demured and
said: l do not like to deprive you,
sir, Of your seat oh, no deprsvity
at all; prefer TO stand
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

'fWhy do you drink 80 much2' said
clergyman TO a hopeless drunkard.
TO drown my troubles And DO
you succeed in drowning themr
No, hang 'em they can SWIM
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

A lady was finishing her cali, and
in the course Of her adieu invi. ed the
foui-year- old son OF her hostess 10
come 10 her house TO see her. \
know you will have a nice Time,
said shc. for 1 have four bouncing
girls Igeth 1 WILL replied The
little fellow, who lispe', I'D like 10
thee them bounth.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

What is the leading branch in your
sch. olY' asked lady OF a Mott Ha.
ven teacher. Before the teaL ho-
could vouchsafe q reply little boy
interrupted the conversation with {:
4 know! And what is it, little
boy? asked the lady. That switch
in The corner, ma'am.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

Sunday. school tescher-'What lie
it. Tommy. that stinge,h like an adj
dera' Pupil (rcoently caught in q
nsighbor's pear tree)-'The end of a
trunk strap
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

Maid Go abscnt-minded invalid)
The doctor is here sir Absent
min !. cd iuvalid-'Well, you just tell
him that an not able 10 sse anyone
To .dav.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

A PhiladelpLia paper says there
10 . merchant in that city Of forty
seven years. standing. That mer-
chant Is certainly entitled TO take ,
seat.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

A little girl wasn't far wrong when
she told her teacher, in answer to the
question. What lie the worst thing
about money! that it was cause we
ain't got any,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

What is that!' said . teacher to
an infant pupil. poihting TO aperiod.
That's the top of an j. said the
Child.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

Mamma-.Edith, can you tell me
what faith i-?' Edith Gagged six
years. 'Ob. yes; it's believing WhA:
You know ;sn't true
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

Justice Lamar, as is well.known,
IS a very absent, minded man. A few
days ago lie had boarded q bob tail
street-csr 10 Washington, in compa-
ny with Senator Cockrell, Of Nilsson.
r.. The ex-secretsry walked dream
lily up TO tho box aud dropped q
quarter through the slit. Why
Lamar " exclaimed the Sen ator, what
are you doing' You put a quarter
in the box why, so did, replied
Mr.. Lamtr, and knew the fare was
only FIVE cents. And lhereupon he
slipped nickel in the box, thus psy .
ing thirty cents for his ride.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

A coekney in speaking OF The de-
eesse Of an o0togenarian at HAyti,
said: lie was born At 'ay.i, ard
died NJ Leighty.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

Pat-.PhAt is That ye are at. Bid.
dy?' Biddy-'Sure tie bottle Of
hair .estborer Dim putting on my
: ould num-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

First little girl-'My father Is an
editor: what does yours cor SEQ
ond little girl: Whatever mamma
tells him.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17

The editor Of The Arcols Record
tells his dissTected subscribers low
they may stop their papers. He says
the way for an honest man to stop a
newspaper is to say: How much do
owe for it?' Whom told the amount
he should soy Here is the money
please discontinue the paper to my
address, A dishonest man writes
to The eDitur sur stop your drotted
paper don't Want it envy longer.
Or he puts It back into tue pOstoffico
aud the postmaster marks il RE.
fused. And then such fellow won.
dsrs sbv he cant get credit at the
stores.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-17
wit AND IIUMon.

When q musician goes fishiog does
lac casianet in the hope of catching q
bAssoon?
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-11-22
ST. PAUL.

Nous avons eu le plaisir de lire
dams lie Canodiien que deux grands
Concerts Canadiens- Francais await
Ell lieu de la semaine derniere au
Market Hail, lie premier au b6nef
CO de la "Clty Band of St-Paul ct
lie deuxieme au b6nefce de rorga.
nisation musicale le Club Gou
nod"
Les a~rtistes, ont vraiment r6us
81 q mervellIe. La fanfare a fait des
progress lncroyables sous phebile
direction de NJ. Perreault.
Nellie Soucisse file de M. Sou
cisse, archetecte r6cem ment arrl.
v6 de w nnipeg a etc surtout for
tement app!audie.
La seuie chose don't notre confre
re SO plaigne, c'est lie petit nombre
des auditeurs; nous marchons par
faitement d'accord avec lui 3 &c
suiet. II est malheureusement
trop vrai que nous n'encourageons
pas assez nos institutions musica
les GU litt6ra1res ct que trop sou.
vent, nous pr6ferons aller dams un
theatre AMERICAN quelconque, plus
on moins moral, a aller entendre
de bonne musiqne GU de saline lit
t6rature dams une solr6e Canadlen
ne. FRANCHISE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-11-22
Al~restatlOn dun medpcln accuse
DIES crimes dc Whitechapel.

Un homme q etc arr6te q Lon
dres lundi dern1er, sous l'inculpa.
ton d'etre l'auteur DIES meurtres
commits depuis trols mois q White
chapel. II sc donna d'abord CONNIE
lie DR. Kinnblety de New York, mails
9 N vrai nom est Twomblity. Ii sc
tahiti medecin a New York il y a "a
ans ct fut blentot connu CONNIE un
homme DIES plus excentriques.
Quelque temps, auparavant il await
pratiqu6 dams la Nouvelle Ecosse
sous le nom de DR. Sullivan ct
await Ste oblig6 de s'enfuir, Giant
poursuivi sous l'accusation d'avoir
facllit6 des avortements. Dtpuis
son arriv6e q New York il await etc
CONSIGNMENT sous la surveillance
de la police.
Depuis quelG7es annees il await
6tabli une succursale q Londres,
Oh IL fnisait un voyage tous les six
mols. Il a commits une foule de
chooses sans nom tout en- Giant ass+z
adroit pour echapper q la justice.
Tout porte 4 croire quill est vrai
ment l'assassin des neuf vlctlmes
de Whitechapel.