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Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

SoHRDUE.R - KB1gBos April 8, lisa
Trains leave ISlAWarS ATshus DaRSG
EAST SOUND.
FOR PhitadOlphiA and Chester, lis, Ysa,
80, 70 oO,s a, 10 90 ana all IA a. n, o., o 0o
81, u 70, . -, Q 20, 7 90. "a q and IS D. y,
IN sundAyb,f 90, %, 9 %, 10 90 and sII IL Q,
nj 90, eo,s SA,sS 40, 70, to,As " and %
o. n
WEST BOUHD.
FOR singsrly, accommodation, daily II u
For baltimore, accommodation, daily 81.
Z fof 0hiCSEo Snd PitssDurs. express. daily
Cincinnati and ~ Louis express, daily
II Sc m.
baltimore accommodation, daily a. N.
PitsDurE, OhfoaEO and st. Louis express
Slngoriy Accommodation, daily % D N.
fOA LAEDks dGR's, o 10 A. H.b1nds9
1lys 1l.Oo 3. D. ANL sxcapt sunday, q
70, 70 p. m. daily.
rrAin1 leavO NHsses Ssrssa E.sAtiohi
Ter Phii&delphiH asa p. n, daily. E0i
4alt.aRra > 1sz y 1sily. Foi IardaR
sTA $50 and u.oa 4. 81. daily, oHOsDt SIN
lAyi s,loa VI on sunday only LSs aud 80
Pltt.6urE. uhlsAEo Ans y, Louis szprss
TfainS for NiluinssOa--I.oays PhiIsasl
| mia, daily, ~ ~, le.o0, I'll 90 o. n, II O
noon, ! % AGO. 90, atOs Hss. Lle, l0I
Dsiy, except sundAy SO, I.sq q. n.
sa.A- and SH0p. m.
sandAys only, ais an
EEpFass tFainsH
RATES re WEsTHHH PoIHTs Lownn THAI
VIA ANY OTHnR LINZ
q. OLEhdHNTE g. U.SUUL,h
Gent MaaAxsT ssOaPSss Ages,
FeienhDnr ~ ~
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
DIR. THEEI.
53S N. Fourth ST.


y years practical sHpsTisas
OuAfantses 70 suFe mere quisks
tsier aHd permanent than a.
AdTsttlsiaE physician all aps
sinlIBiHeaAeA, Bleed POislR
skin Diseases, fllBples
nlstoheet Obstinate Ulealt
oRstrsctiona, Innamnati9r
dkhHey, BLADDER ana eths
stEAna. Nerves. Debility
Early DpnaN. WenHleas Al
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

an HEAD OF COWS, fresh and s5.xNr
w forward sprinFers. hNa
This stock has boon eaFsfully -.
leot0d By myself IN Lancaster county, Pa.
and are an extra good lot.
TERMS-Sixty days credit
Dinner ~ 1880.
sale ct 1.o0 W. p. Proud.
]. q. Robinson. Auot. s7td6W
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
TODAY

Az LII II
Ladies' Fine Gr'son Kid Button at "a 90;
worth $500.
Ladies' Fine Paris Kid Button, at $500;
worth S3 so.
Ladies' Fine Straight Goat Button at g.. rs;
worth $3.50
Gents Fine Handmade, Button, Hook
lace or Congress, $500;
worth e6 90.
Gents Fine Calf, Hook-lace, at the
price of 81 90;
worth $500
Gent Fine Hook-laee and Button, our
price $500;
worth % so.
Gents Fine Hook lace and Button, a. the
low price Of t2.60i
real valae % o..
All kinds Of reliable foot covering for
man, woman or child for less money
than same grade Of goods can be pur-
chased elsewhere.
FAMILY SHOE HOUSE
2O6 Market Street, AG sS:ona.
VIM. H. BABC0CK.
as-st
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

DUBLIC sALR-wILL BE SOLD AT
Il public sails. At the resldence Of the sub
scri6er on the Kennett PIKE, ChristianA Hur-
dred, adjoining the LoWerBrAndyHine Presby-
terrain church, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1888,
at one O'Clock, p. M,
good family Horse. quiet and all right; 2
mlleh cows; fAt pig, . lot OF chickens RgaN
corn shelter, Telegraph hay cutter, cut
tiVAtor, ! carriage and harness, ter
maniown wagon, one-horEe farm wagon, pillow
gear bioadAxe, post spade, crow bar, 81
bushels Of wheat, acres ofeorn by the SHOCK
hay By the ton, good grludetone, forks,
rak es, ETC., q good churn, stove, 1 pair oil
bedsieads and variety % other sTticles.. =,
TERMS ALI sums OF Us and under cash; all
over that amount credit Of 20 days on pur-
chaser giving bankAble note with a. Approv-
ed endOreer. VIM, "A. PAhK1N.
W. j. LanK, Auct. o4-std.2tw
A TrBNTION DAIKYMKN - PUHLLC
"A BALE-rhs subscripoe will sail At
puOlie tale. ~ his farm on the road leadipH
nom Oentrevilla 10 Ksnnett Square, Pa,
miles nom the former place, on
THuRRDAY. OOTOBRR I'M. lesa
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

FOR CONGRESS,
CHARLES d. TREAT Of Georgetown.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

HmRT DUPoNT Of ChribtlAnA.
JOsKPH r. WHITAKER OF East Dover.
joshua q. MARVEL Of Laurel.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

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Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

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lAasaain,
and ii
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and
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Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

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Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29

will advocate and not oppose tie
interest OF the Commonwealth"
This is the narrou-m minded view
taken by the mossy-back Bourbon
to whom we alluded. His short
ranged vision would not enable him
to see beyond the boundaries of his
State, in forming his opinion upon
a great National question. He
isn't broad guage enough to compre-
bend that II IS the duty OF every
citizen OF Nevada 10 sacrifice if
Necessary, every local interest for
the benefit of the common veal.
The manufacturers of the East can
scarcely sleep nights on account of
their solicitude for the welfare of Ne
vada. Let Us then not prove I'M
grateful. Let us manifest our APP
probation OF their kindness by
continuing 10 pay three prices, Il
need be, for their wares, even il we
impoverish ourselves. Better that
than violate cardinal principle of
the grand old party. We couldn't
st2rve in better cause.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29

MEMORIAL DAY!
| WEDNESDAY MAY 80, 1888
THE FOLLOWING ORDER OF
4 Parade is hereby announced:
right resting on Ausser, facing West
at 0 30 O'Clock A. NJ. in the following or
der:
City Marshal and Policemen.
Marshal and Aids.
Band.
Co. F. n. n. G.. Carson Guards, Captain
George Hark.
Custer Post No. 5 q. A. r. Commander
w T. Hanford.
Mexican Veterns, IN Carriages.
OniDH ' tltTauS, IN ClTI1aGeS-
Custer Relief Corps No 10, W. &C, in
Carriages, Mrs. NJ. A. Murphy
President.
Choir in Carriages.
Fire Department
Civic Societies.
Officers and Children of the Orphans
Home.
Teachers and Pupils OF the Public
Schools
Carriages Containing, Federal, State,
County and Municipal officers
and citizens.
The column will move at 10 O'Clock
sharp, through Carson Street to 5th.,
Avenue, thence to the Cemetery,
where the column will be broken for
the purpose of decorating graves.
At the cemetery the ceremony will
consist of the regular memorial service
Of the G /, A. r.
The column will r. form on the sound
ing of the Assembly and return in the
same order of march. After passing in
review at the Postoffice building, the
column will be dismissed.
Memorial services will be held in the
Opera House at So'clock Pm.
A cordial invitation is hereby extend
ed to all Union Veterans. Mexican
War Veterans, Federal, State, County,
and Municipal Officers, Civic Societies,
Firemen, Officers, a nd Pupils OF the Or |
phans Home, and Public schools, and |
the Citizens generally to take part with |
as in the observance of Memorial Day.
Contributors OF flowers are respect. |
July solicited, and will be received by |
he Committee of the w. r. G. and q.
4. Il. at the U. s. Land once after 10 |
j clock A. II. Of the % inst.
Geo. A. Tyrrell and Warren O. Note
we're are hereby appointed as Aids.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29
Mr.. Blaine is said 10 enjoy ,,

NE. BIalne IS said % ENJOY bet
ter health in the months Of May,
June, July ana August than during
any other portion OF the year.
They are the only months that do
not contain the letter Il.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29

AnIOU4 Morphine Habit Cured in 10
UNRIII TO 20 days. No pay till cured.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29

ONCE IN Rincklc block. ONCE hours
10 &c is A. n, to and tosP.M.
inches
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
Gpettt CT Den trofaftc Wen,
Wano cuer 6utnOc?

s ct 9anleielitab blep opfaitet bet
Spsrssmaal: "Spem er meft trofuit os
uesennpttis i genFab, Wanben eIer
&uinben?
5lerbeben at be usifte 9amer itemte
ale til 9unit for Serrerne. De sifte
9amer bar mere tilbasebOlone / fine
uotalelier, men be ileite bar imob Wen>
oene.
gn ung Dame, iom bapbe fiempet fig
frem paa esen Saanb, erflarebe, at
bette Spsrssmaal operboueoet life funbe
afsjeres.
"Ses tanfer insen ueb bet bebre, enb
en- &pinbe, iom bar baut at isrse for fig
ielu. Wenbene msbte mig meb Ssis
astelIe os Opmunireoe mig, meoens
&pinberne uiite mig 8in9east o9 2ises
splbisbeb. Menoene ipaaebe mig Selb
% 9pffe; &pinberne iuruoiasbe, at bet
bible 9aa mig ilbe. Wenbene roite nit
Moo, 8piuberne baolebe min 5rafs
beo."
gn anben Dame erfl9rebe, at bum al
tio pilbe saa til en- Wanb, bpis bun tils
transte 8enifub ps geitpttelie. "Naar
ies I. St. befanbt mig en- panltelis
Stilins", ia9be bun, "p9 ies bebpoebe
&aab, tror Be funite, ies ba oilbe ooers
sipe mig paa Naabe os llnaabe til en-
&pinbe? Iei, paa insen Maabe. auin>
oerne er 9ruiomme mob fit eset aipn."
Nu tos en- lpffelis gift uns Some
Srbet:
"0e bar MI ubtalt beres NnItuelier,
mine Gamer, bsr MI min grfarins. Sns
gen Bise fan babe msbt mere Selpinie
% 8enifab hos Menoene enb leg. Oss
iaa ies maatte iprse for mig ielp - os
osiaa jeg maa inbrsmme, at Wenbene
er berebpiIisere meo i'm Nnerfienbelie
eno apinoerne. Dog, efteriom jes blep
elore, fanot ies, OF Manbene bar mere
e~sennpttise / lit 8enitab enb @pinberne,
Snteresl len ueb bisie platoniife 8enz
ifabsfprbinbelier ~ioriuanbt, oa ies blep
gift - ia, be git hos nosle enbos oper
til Gienbifab, mebens &pinber berimpb
blep mere ps mere penlisiinbebe imob
mig.
gnbos Wanb, buis Nstelie os 8es
unorins ies NIB, traf forastelis paa
Sfulorene, oa jes siorbe ct spbt Sitter
maal os lite lensere bebspebe beres
&aab. Seq er uuerbeuiit ON, at en-
STANDS 8enifab for en- usift Yise altib
beror paa gsennptte. Meoens bum enb-
MI life tilbsrer nosen, inbbilber ban fig,
at bun paa en- big Maabe tilbgrer bam,
Sg raar bun iaa fpmmer til at til6pre
en- anben, fpripinoer altiammen. apin.
Der er life iaa let beseiitrebe, men oerea
genifab er uarisere.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
Observation-Disclosures Yirifn San

SrenoepiasojGoelen | Nirifa. Sans
oelen meo it9rfe 9riffe / be gpre 8pns
soesne er peo ct 8efret al Song 2eos
pplo blepen besreniet ~betpbelis, ibst Der
aarlist ital betales 1000 Srfs. for en-
Bepilsnins til Sals Of itarte 9riffe
FAINT 5000 5rfs. / Gisift al etbpsrt
Stib, Der uoeniOr Sanbelsiaftorierne
siper fig ai meb ben umbanblebe 1raiif.
Sesrebet be "spre" 8onspesne oar i
bette 3iiialoe iaaet en pibere ubitrafs
ming enb alminoeIis antaset. ioet ct be-
tpbelist 2anopmraaoe nebenfor Stanlep
Bopl betesnes ION ~benbsrenbe til b
"gore" &~pn9pesne.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
THE TRIBUNE

PINKs.-The largest and finest collection
ever offered in America. Over 80 varieties
of distinct and individual beauty from the
most celebrated growers inEurcpe. Double
CHINESE PINKs- Large clusters of double
white and beautiful rose colors. DouBLE
IMPERIAL PINKs = Double white. dark
purple, intense blood red, beautiful rose
and red striped. DOUBLE DIADEM PINKs
-Hieroglyphically marked, double flow
ers, magnificent in color, averaging from
two and a half to three inches in diameter.
Also all the colors of Heddewiggii. Single
and double and named varieties, "Snow-
ball', Crimson Belle, eastern Queen
and "Purple Queen. The above varieties
if purchased in separate colors, would cost
at the lowest figure one dollar and fifty
cents.
OUR GRAND OFFERs-Any lady who
will remit two ? cen stamps we will send
a large packet of our Imperial Mixture of
all the above varieties with a sample copy
OF the FARMERS WEEKLY TRIBUNE. telling
all about our Grand Premium offer of
Beautiful Flowers and new and choice
specialties in Northern Grown Vegetable
Seeds, Sewing Machine, Family Physician.
Books and Watches, free by mail to any
address. For % cents the FARMERS
TRIBUNE will be sent three months.
together with the above packet of seeds.
Address TRIBUNE Co., Minneapolis. Mimi.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
TDr II ngbDi III III c II.
Shprfels Cter.

teiter Slalmar i, Sopeiens Thorkels otter)
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
Set belle HolfS &icuocl,e.

De, iOm bar brust Papillon (Clarke's
extract of flax Skin Cure, aiper bet
ben fprfte os bsieite Ylabs blanot 9aaes
mloler | 2ilialbe af Subipabomme,
Grpiipelas, GcSema, llbIet, 9leaner,
Sploer, 8iles, 8insorme % branot
Stace' Sette p~ibunoerlise Treparat
l'norer pieblittelis ale bisie S~loebeins
oenoe. Sl,00 pr. SLATE hos 6. q.
@eller euer betalt forub ienbes BET al
Eap'aon Company, Chicago, 81.
~
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11

Yaa Ballet. Serren: "Min Srss
fen, lpnes 9e bebit ON ~iremraaenoe
Weno eller ipmpatilerer De mere meb
be alminbelise?"
5rOteneH: "Opristis taft, ipnes lea
beoit ON De alminoelise, iiar paa Bal.
yten be maa life trO, at iss Tiger bette
bare for at ise Dem en- Bebaselisbeo."
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
Snife3.

5000 Isenter snlfes itrar til Ialae be fine
lfe Silttfort I Yerben. 9tne Msnitre 10,
1888 t9roise MI Brsoer 4 Gents. Stp,
Srsoebos rs Gents. vi betaler tor nom
mlsllon o9 fcrGter pore aaenter ubre, vi
Srsuebos. Wv"
Sontb WtnneapsIiS Garo Co..
N9on "Yplten". YRinneapp oils, Niuu, =
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
i4oeaero1

q "Nor QafftIopnStro9en." 5nbhcIe
" Diem. tqn pn Istn 5Ortaaius, outriat fra fp'sH)-
ysrtautns-aabts s iuussn. 3Ortanins t'ir bet Gna'IFt-gn
r,. vi uusua 8Iand.-Sialp Ess,u. Otter bet qpeTt 4
htIf. 5ortalins. Gusriat ira GnsdR.-gu 5crIopsIi. pa Wstts
ianR artninaIbihOris ira ~S.spnOtVsn at bet f0rris. EarSunSrsS.-
isuins q, 9. Diains.-D.t to Robiniour paa stn utiIsians,Iis.G s,
% Gaibiun. u. gSlsfdmiSt: "~Siarlisbth fra ale eanS,."-"D
'g,s arnsH' ct Var m.s ssnus pramtt'se9 $f.2S. Ssstn int
srtra.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
Vramt's'sr tnS' mss sIaod til Tors. % Danmar, pua famH. sotH'a
im butiuanbs. 4St,si,
.. Nnunojen. 9ecOrub, Soma

Ws"pht'r % 5eoSfaIo abonntnt,s 5amiIit optasts gratis WI
'psraHer 'uS'asss ior 8 Gents per siui. Spu Orb r,sn,s for en- Clint. *"'
IA tnei'nSes msS Gitufpsrsisl.n. ,urs optast, ben lit.
"eresfesJoranSrns Iaar en- gbsnnm, snR.r fin abrs, fOrursrt %
ttSIisst Ibrc,, JOpsipes.
"ores'eiappen pill uepht mar Iie,n r ub.. gag ENGrt, Ill Gai0| "
mi paonpt. bos Dc irsmosss enter gioest.
"pe "b'nnenfer bd@s inSimOe nsioatis Ntrsss; poh'cift' s'D'
S'a'' iam' r o. Cox eau Drawer, ON iaaoau bars.
Sao"e'a''"s or stt We Money Orders. Registered Letters cut :
LEGAL ohcks moeie9ss tHt iom iGb Seutius, ba ri mao icnst BEN III eH on .
g" u'he0'' Vaa' Tor "'Geftou. os settle tohu ha ID til % Gents. SlFm" u"
"s' Money Order |lcHtim tlu gUnu iEbt srsutt. aanaoa papiri'A
/, "' 'a'0 mere eo 70 VEINS, vi Ct lite uuiDarlts, ior Posta-Notes ppE
Nroney-oraers FL 'da's btaiss Os Nir. sssS iuottl $500 iOmu 'uu 5 Gems"
H5'lees UsO dboot Grpr@.Cirt.
wos Ff"9e 'snSi aImino stas srepe fan ussipu,u III, ra" an'"'
." P""'t'' at 'aaceHns erct bUr borit p0 gtieu.
OIauls.
S'aoe' Tan setiass til ubUr lib Of aar,i. ss a1OnHtH'H'" "'"'
sen 4e. Satbeauus rr.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
ALIENS LUNG-BALSAM,
i5laRer Of 8 fsrRieaise Stsrrelisr.
prtS 25 Cts, so Cts. % $1'Oo
pr. 0laffe.
Gu uom6rfet Camille eoietr !
BuloHenoi8 rem.
uffabeItg be melt oeltfate!
Deb bets ~nsiastiss Srue bar 1artms ssrsf
bslbrtoet, efter at aue andre &toIsr
oa 29eer intst bar uorttttt.

Wm. 6. 9issis, &isbmanb | Bombing
Green, Ya., ifriper ben Abe gprtl 1881, at
han ul Iaoe % pioe, at 2un9ezS aliam bar
belbreoet bans gRpber for 7Grins, eiter at
29sen baooe ppsipet alt 5adb ON beneesSsl'
brebelie. San tiger, at andre, iom ilenote
til bette 5ilfelbe, bar tiebt oenne Salians
os er blepsn belbrebeoe. San tror, at Vile,
Tom er ipse uf eenne Spsoom, buroe prspe
bet.
8m. VI. @rabam & 60. @buIeiale Drug
gift, GAINESVILLE, Ohio, ftriper til os ON NRa>
tbias 5reemans Selbrebelie. Gan er en-
aoot tieuot gorser, iom babe pGret plaset
al ben aler pGrite Slass Srpndit i 10 Var.
9enne 2unsesBaliam belbreosbe BAN, bpil'
tet Dor uaret Gilfeloe meo mango anbre,
ipm bar u9ret ipge al Brpntit.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
SeitamentariIfe 8aper til lntbcrife
NTreauifnffer.

Sartwids 9 Seminary, Gtiesu Co.,
Nep Yorf, er nplis fommet i Beliooelie af
noset oper 10000 9aler, iom en- afbpo Ben
bapoe teitamenteret til benne 29reanitalt.
Wublenbers College, Yennipl-
pania Spncoens 9ereanitaIt / Nuentopn.
Eenniplpania, bar blauot andre minbre Ben.
sebioras, nplis facet at en- bierteuarm gel
pnoer $4,000.
Yenniplpania College / @ettpss
burg, Generals pncoens uistisite 9Grean.
italt, bar mootaset efter afosbe Iiniam
Siitinser i&bbcttstowu, Tennipluania, ST..
600 | reoe Tense, iamt en- Sarm, for bpilter
8iperen betalte $4,000. Wtere)
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
Sill Wbonncntcruc.

"pe Tbonnenter fan .crbolSc DC nSfo'nh, n
Mammere AZ "@eo Irnen" for 20 Gents. W."
"nmtaere foifer I Gent.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
weSafttomsartifeI fra "embuaus seraIs"

ReoaftionSartifeI fra Dubuque eeraIo".
"au,ns sunss5aIiam- .r ct ~vopuIrrt Deissd I cu'
buaut os Cmssu. Gs Grnssiiitr, iom pi bar ipurst
ansaa,nSs Satset al D. ~iorfticaist Eebietrsr for eunse'
ipebomm,, roisr ii9rosIssbts -aa.n, eunsssalam',
lite allen. forSi bet bar bet fsrits Sals, men oeiaa iorSt
bet CT aIbtlss tiIir,ostiasnos, bDOriombsIft bet bar pG'
ret brust. gnsaaenS. BETS uemrr'sSe bslbreesnet
e~osutabsr taller ri al griarins. ba Di / lang lib bar
brust Bet / uor 6auilie.
eom enGrpeetorant opersaar bet aus andre.
aiIIalss Dos als. ION bausIer m.s RsSisina.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-18
A Story of President jackson.


Never was any man more enterprising and
sen-reliant than Andrew Jackson. An anec-
dote, telling about his parting from his mother,
illustrates this, as, exhibited very early in his
life, while as a boy in North Carolina he wes
getting ready to go over Into Tennessee to give
his youthful ambitions a chance
II had, said he, contemplated this step for
months, and had made arrangements for my
trip, and at length had obtained nv mothers
consent to it. All my worldly goods were few
dollars 10 my purse, some clothes In my saddle
rags, aM psetty good horse. saddle and
comparatively wilderness and the trip a long
one, beset b. many difficulties, especially dan
gerous because OF the Indians. I felt and 80
dsd my mother, that we were parting forever
knew she would not recall her promise to lie,
me GO. though; there was, too much spunk in
her FOR that, and this caused mo to linger a day
or two.
''but the time came for tho dreadful parting
My mother was a little dumpy, red-headed
irish woman, Well, mother, I am ready to
leave, and must say farewell She took my
hand. and pressing it, said: FAREWELL and her
emotion choked her
kissing at meetings and partings in that day
was not so common as now. turned from her
ana walked rapidly to my horse. AS | was
mounting she came out OF the cabin, wiping hei
eyes with her apron, and stood at the getting
over place at the fence. Andy said she (sht
always called me Andy, 'you are going to a
new country and among & rough people, anC
you will have to depend on yourself and cut
your way through the world / have nothing
TO give you but q mothers advice. Never tel
a lie. nor take what is not your own, Eor sue
anybody for Islander or assault and battery
Always settle the cases yourselfr | promised
and I've always kept my promise rode of
some 200 yards, to a turn ia the path, and looked
oack-she was still standing at the fence
wIping her eyes | never saw her after that -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-18
PERSONAL

SENATOR FLooD and his daughter upon whom
he has settled million sterling) are stu staying
at HomburS. His health has not benefited by
the change as much as his friends hoped Lady
Hesketh (nee Sharun) is another of the we'll
known Americans now at Homburg, who is ranely
omitted from the royal parties and has this
year proved herself to be a skillful hostess
BALDWIN and his balloon are drawing as big
crowds in London as the Wild West did Bald
win has received an order from the war Office
for three of his parachutes. He is also in re-
ceipt of communications from several foreign
governments. The parachutes TO be supplied to
the war office will be of modified form, so that
they can be steered to any point of the com
pass.
81 DID1.not like the Americans" says Mrs
Rusltn until recently. What made me think
more of them was the character Of those met
Perhaps Miss Alexander inclined me toward
them. Then met and thoroughly enjoyed the
society of DR.. Holmes But my friend is Prof.
Charles Eliot Norton, charming man. Yes,
like the Americans now better than ever before
such youth, such energy
JOSEF HornANN, who is said to be going to
return to this country soon, has grown stout
and strong since he left hore. He has had
good deal OF outdoor life, and his face is a dark
brown. He is anxious 20 return TO New YorG.
lie says IL is the most exciting city in the
world His musical studies have been carried
on unremttingly during tho last few months,
and his technique is said to be even more re-
niarkable than ever.
ANTON Won W ERNER, who has been commits.
stoned to paint the scene of the opening of the
German Reichstag by William H., is "A son OF a
carpenter of FranlSfort-on-the-O Oder. who APP
prenticed him to a house painter. When he was
about Il years OF age Anton was sent to work
In the castle of FalkenhaRen. Here, in an in
terral Of repoSe he sketched on a wall with
chalk the figure of man on horseback, under
which he wrote his name. The picture is still
shown IN the castle and Is the earliest artistic
effort which bears his autograph.
THERE is \ controversy a. to the condition of
Richard Wagner's grave, at Bayreuth. IL lies
In the park behind the late composers house,
'Wahnfried,' musician, who was at Bay
reuth during the Late performances, relates that
he met with two men walking slowly up and
down On inquiring whore the grave was, they
pointed 10 a little gate; and on entering the en-.
closure hs ives struck duno WITH sorrow and
surprised at finding the marble monument halt
buried in weeds, and only scanty ivy growing
over the grave. Another visitor says that the
monument Ia not marble; it Is a huge slab Of
beautiful polished gray granite, raised on a
mound, round the sides of which mot over the
grave ivy is growing. There are no weeds,
but some grass is growing between the ivy. the
leaves OF which on one side are thin, and one IL
may be the only cause OF the leaves being thin,
is that many of the pilgrims who visit the grave
take away with them \ leaf or SO of the ivy
which grows around the grave.