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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

NIRGINIa.-IN THE CLERKS OF
FICEOF THE G RCUfT COZ 1T Of the
County OF New Kent, the 18th Cay Of August
l-ss-ln vacation.
Hockadey's per rep.
against
Y. p. Jones per. rep. ct ais.
The object OF this suit is 20 cause X. l.
Henley. administrator de hons non O. m trsta
mcntO anuexo of Y. Y. Jones tO settle before
one Of the Comm ssiOners q thi- court an
account al tho transactions 81 '. !. JoneS
guardian of John =. Hoo kauay. deceased. eno
AFFIDAVIT having been made ara hled thai
sflr of the defendants. vernon I. Jones. ~
uon-rcsiGent a. this state. 2 j. ordered mat ne
appear here within nfte. DAYS after due pup
lcatiOn Oi this order and 90 what is necessary
To- protect hrs interest 10 this suit.
VIZ JN HARRIS. Clerk.
". II. B,RyEs. p. q. iau2s-lawtw
yrIRGINIA-IN THF CLERKS OF.
FICE o. THE CIRCUIT COURT or
the County o. New Kent. the 9th DAY Oi au
gust, 1855 In vacation.
Hocka avs perup,
B. b. Jones per rep. 81 ais.
The object of his suit is - cause r. l.. hth
lev. administrator a. B. B. Jones 20 setile W.
fore one OF tine Comm -.ion'rs al ms our
ar account Of the transactions az Is. b. Jones
as the guardian at John T. Hockaday, De
ceased And aa.daylt having been ma aulu
fINt fuHf one OF fNf tfifINt-NA~s ffA ii'.tA =
Jones is 20 nonresident az this state. % j. or
dercG trat be appear here within fifteen g"ys
afte~ due publication 81 th.s order. ana 90
what a. necessary 10 protect Lis interest Ill
tLls-flit.
VIZ in. HARRIS. Clerk.
VI. n. BlRNfs. p q. o'u-o la"l
\rIRGINIA.-lN THE CLERKS OF
FICE or lHE ChANCEkY COT X
OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND. the l'th day
of september. is.s. in vacation.
Catherine Butler. plauti@.
Iew.sP. Winston. Sheriff - the city o. Rich
m0nG. ana. as such. almiri.faior oi geci1e
WqslInIfDn It. lnfrf|. deceased aun tue
lnkuuwn neis o. sid broiE eshiLgtoh
lcOl0lclI. deceased. defendants.
~ CHANCERY.
Tie obi CT OF this .ult Is % settle mp and
convey Co. tIc ri1htfll heir. or htlrs, the feal
e.t-fest nliu- DO tao name oI 't TIE d, A'u-
.ngfln .s1' ,-elI. licensed, ald sfufte on
F,d lal rect in tie cty 0i hirLmlhu' g. ~
have she some sold fr tne Der. NJ J. Us
cred tors AMI ahllvt having been maze
and ~. q bat tie names ABA resi- elc-, /
fUe heirs ID George Washington lcoloItdl,
deceased. other tsan Catherine Butler it any
-ucr there Boz. are uIknuwn. il i ordered ina
they appear % DO within fifteen ii lys tier due
pm. ltat.Dn of this ord and 90 wi ht is hccts-
sdly ID protect their Interests lu MS suit.
A .ory-festr.
CHARLES ". GODDGN. Clerk.
s. $. =. PAT EsOS. D. % istlo- laNtW
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18
Iron. Steel. Mills. Etc.

Iron-American refined. Old Dominion
bar per pound for standard sizes, l-loc.
English and American sheet, % 10 3tci Swe
Gen hammered, 4 to DC; hoop. to 5sc.
Nails-Old Dominion, standard size, s2.l0;
steel 3 20.
Walker horse-shoes. 81. mules, s..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18

The Amateur soprano.
i ca-nOt sag t.e ola songs"
sac sLr.ess Uitl much ado.
Ind. il SEE war 81 o. please us,
SIZE b. sAip tie rew oles. 700.
-SomerV ..c Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18

Iy hacked Virginia Is to DC choice ye.-
low. store packed (Nirgipia), l6 % lSc, store
packed, mixed color and sweet. y 70 l4c
Store packed fair TO good, 10 TO l2c.
Eggs-ln crates drssh), - to 1Oc IN boxes
and barrels. Is TO 20c.
Poultry--Hens q 10 25c mixed cooIs, 20
10 p; spring chickens, 10 to 25c DUCKS -
Dried Fruit-Peaches peeled to loc IN
peeled halves 3 to BIC Apples sliced 10 Dc.
quarters to &c Cherrie- piiiod lO 10 ii
Blackberries I to 5; .WhorIeberries to
Feathers-Prime 1--we goose, 50 to 20 per
pound; mixed, % TO zoe.
Flaxseed-Per bushel, e5c 20 81 90.
Hides-Dry ilints, light weights, TO &c
per pound heavy weights, 70 per pound; dry
salted, 7c green sailed, &c. green, e..
WOOl-Iub washed. 30 10 &c Per pound
unwashed pc per pound.
Iard-Prme country - to % FER pound
Onions-ln barrels. u. 80 90 $40.
Peanuts-Iancy stock, per pound, to
44c; medium. ~ tO3c.
Peaches-Per crate, ~ .Wto 81 ~.
Roots-Ginscng, perpound sl.7-c' Seneca
per pound, 25 to 3Oc.
Groceries. Etc.
.Brooms-Two strings. 81 90 10 81 %. three
string $50 to 500 four strings $40 10
Basket Willow, sl.I5 to $40 per nest;
split soto 75c per dozen.
Rice Carolina, 6to &C.. Rango0n. SIC.
Salt-LiverpO0l. FROM store Sl.2j. ground
alum from store per SACK, 5. % to sl.O5.
TalloW-ilc.
Cheese-rrime cutting, re, common, 9to
lOc: English dairy, lsc pineapple, De.
Lard Pure &c. refined Zoe.
1
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
TOR THE PICKING SEASON.

TOR THE PICKLING SEASON.
Pure CIDER and WHITE WINE VINEGAR
warranted 20 keep Pickles:
Pure fresh SPICES ofail descriptions;
Old FRENCH and CALIFORNIAa and APPLE
BRANDIEs: also WHITE WHISKY.
Don't forget ny iour-year-o!d PREMIUM
WHISKY at s2.5O per gallon;
Just arrived a small quantity Of new MACK
RREL. large size, AMI Of new DUTCH
HEkhlNG, at
HERMANN sCHMIDI's
EUROPEAN STORE,
saueg-ff 800 ard re Broad street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18
Grain aud Cotton Market.
RIcHuoND, VA, September Il.

RIcHMoND, VA, September l..
OFFERINGS EErOETED 10 SECRETARY.
Wheat It, % bushels
COrn.-e9j bushels.
Oats 800 bushels.
Meal.--lOO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Whest.-Whiie. 44) bu.hels very good at
81 O3 30 bushels common al Soc. Long
berry. 100 bushels very good at sl.O2- 200
bushels good al S9c.; 81 bushels good al
0sc. 5S bushels fair at g7c. Mixed y
bushels very good at s1.00. Shortborry,
500 bushels prime atSl.0.. "a bushels prime
at 81 o. t6 very good at 81 90; 100 very 90 d
at 90, lO2 bushels good al 9sc.; 276 bush
els good az &c; ll2 bushels fair AT 6c.'
$50 bushels fair at 95c 90 bushels common
at 9ic Total sales of wheat, 8. 266 bushels.
Corn White. - bushels very good NJ
56c Mixei 20 bushels very good on private
terms
ats.-Winter, u bushels prime at 45c.
Meal.-lOO bushels country bolted Oh pri-
F-te terLs.
COTTON pppppr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18
Hay, Oats and Straw.

Hay-No. Timothy per ton, $500 to
100; No. ?, 1900 TO 1870; mixed, $3.50 to
80.
Baled Oats-Ill % 10 1900.
S,uCks-B aled, IS to Zoe.
Straw COMPRISED. 100 pounds 81 20 4Oc,
loose. pressed. large bales. 40 To &c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18
90 30 nnd Ia Jan.tor.

Stranger 10 shabby indiy.dlal-Are 70.
tie jan.tor Of ibis buiidins'
NO, ST. that wei dressed gentleman WIKI
the plug hat is the janitor "
WHO are yoaF
IL an tie proprietor here. "-Linccn
Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18

Bulkmeats-Side Ole; shoulders. DC
Bacon-Wcstem shoulders 9lc; Clear-rb
sides lOlc: breasts. TIE, hams, lllc.
Flour-Richm nd patent r'llT family
1918 % $500. fncv family, 500 20 500;
family. Si.jOto 500; Ctv extra, $40 %
$50: city superiine, s3.25 to $40 city
fine. s. 25 10 $3.50.
Meal-Cily per bushel, zoe; country 60 to
65c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18
Cement, Lime. Plaster, Etc,

Concentration. per barrel, 81 80; Rosen-
dale, 30, James River, l.35.
Lime-Rockland per barrel $l.lOtOsl 49,
anchor, 81 .O5; Ri,erton. l.O5.
Plaster Lump 81; ground, 80. ealcinGd
master 1 60 10 rs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

New York stock Market.
Reror;ed by 9. w. Branch q Co., DanRen
ard 6rosers. no. I'LL Nam street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18
The Life Insurance Company Of Virginia,
RICHMOND, VA.
G. A. WALKER President JAMES W. PEGRAm, Sec'y

G. A. WALKEH, FreSu5nI JEmt5 W rt0hHm 5eC
which holds charter the State Of
Virginia s be proud Of
existence has paid all claims promptly without e'nt
ts
any and Distribution Policies on most
lteTa
ceutie bel upwards
t5 oneO
IT, william Pemferto
VI
.Ca me John r. Cooke
representing this Company in localities
eCompany Is 10 nowr
j. w. PEGRlN, Sey Life rS Co. Of Va.
Richmond" VA
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18

Breaking the Record.
"N.ne;y-six 10 the shade be read,
and rising each t!.le stir;
gees I'd break that record, lie said,
And le smashed that thermometer.
"a ". T. ~ Harpers Bczar
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18
COTTON REPORT.

Market quiet.
Quotations.-M iddling. 8 l5-l6c. low mid
ding, 9lc good ordinary, s9-lGc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18
Mil Feed.

Shipstuh per ton SIS.
Rr0wnstuil Ierton slS.
Bran per ton, SIS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18

yrIRGINIa-IN THE CLERKS OF.
' FICE Thee RCUiT COURT Of the
County OF New Kent. the 18th Cay Of August
In vacation
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31
Police Regulations in DrosdOn.

lie police rrsul. ioa' hris are FL.
c,,dinsJ strict Toe other hlshs several
Ans,ie.n l.dis. -ho are ll'ins here hap.
y.nsd to b. IN their private P.rlor. -hieh
"a. ca the ground dor u the sosss. .nd
m dpea.ing the adventure, u tue dsy
related sons amusing ineii-nr.. -h'ts'
upoa the Other. l.ust,d. no, loudly but
msuily. Almost in.i.nily the bell rang.
mi police officer .iood 81 the door sni
informed tie l.diss that unls,. the noise
c,s"d az otes he would sif,s, them.
Al. the poor )oins ladies bad TO retire
.ld 18th. bold their isl,s u adventure,
until daylight.
-.s riding on, the other day With
friend 10 al oPsn e.irisg.. Both Of
u, v,r. stranger, in the city. add -,rs
going .tog, the io-n diving ourselves
rather than w poklna along In one Of The
humsfou, but dirty cabs. The horse.
-sre passing lsi,arsly slons one Of the
main streets ard We we're ssElns 81 the
0srmsn sirl' .' they Ps'ssd Us. sadlsn.
ly there appeared before u' man IN mi.
form. he stood In the middl, Of III.
.use, sni blew "dos whistle. which
fret attracted our attention. Tt,n be
drew from under bic arm red h.s snd
h.niie.Ily waved y 10 the air. Ny
Trend pulled 10 hi, horse, sad they cam.
10 halt. We then noticed car track.
on the street running ct night angle to
The one We -,ir 90, add Ne thought at
onee The, -e had come TO . railroad
e'o..iug. aud that the authorities we're
most confederate IN waning Ii. people
VI their danger though -e slso thought
u very strange TOT railroad u.ia to run
at gr.ds through the esnlr. Of the eiiy
We waited q, least ons minu,s and
heard no whistle indication OF the sp-
prOaeh u q train, aud would have moved
on ia, for the ,iRsi.l aud bis red H..
There We stood. waiting 9Th snNieiy fu
he r.in 10 d.sh pes, u'. not kao-ins
ho- The strange hDrss. -oad take % an
,ngihs ~ fall speed Nth train Of Car,
bshihd H.. Finally, when ne h.d lo.t ell
patience aud wondered -hy the young
man dill not ls, u. go On. -e heard some.
Thing coming. and then the jingle u bells.
and al las, little ons.hOl.s suest car
yg,d around toe eornsr. .erO., the srset
aud ven, li' nay up the thorolghi.r.
looked With s.tOni.hment N m,
friend and h- looked 81 me. Then -s
oai't on, laughing, for the ~hOls thins
~. very ridiculous fl.ssing u for
street car 10 pass. There -s he'd -.t.
I'd long enough to erOss the track. h.lf
. dorsn times before the car came. y,,
~e bed TO ~si, Since thu, drive h.,.
'sen several such msa nd a.s.. ell a.s.
sing esrr.ges TO let the str,et cars pass,
md .'e'y time zee them I laugh
Dr'dsn Letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31
Simple Dessorta.

Macy hoa.sk~vpsf. ipis upr1 All f~''
s,tt. in ~. lghi ~ inIufi-.i other. ifaw
~. iin- a. ii.h-. ta,i cdi Or sss.. No
som~ desert di.h. " pfap'fy NIT.
.hsud fora part ~ svery diunrr. Ntfait
4. tut 20 b. served Es.u sith ffuit, some
people f,Qllfv sugu wnsn % dessert D.
provided. gf,sirf qn,n,iiy ~ in'i ,ni
1sg-t,rlr. mast bt caisn 80 tti.'f "a u.
msui. ~ usiuf~.
utsuglug fot dIausr, pl'u nshi
dessert When ths ts-i 20 he meal i o. o.
.aa.iibii,i Ga ths other hNni, shen ne
m,lu part ~ M dluusf Il. - b. lshi. ~
The dessert 49, hpi sni SUBSTANTIAL Fbf
st,mpIs. hpi spp.r paiiing good
ons rsn b. m,i- Of plat ~ O ar. pf'pN
81. fofrrsan 80 isftar bi.cuit, rolled
hin. ,ud nliri -it1 parcel sni q lAfisfei
,ppis.. then stesme,i flf tn hOsf', aui
,ui sfys,. with sauce.
Apples may h. Aiird 90 hollet sasp or
i.p.uc,. With q plss.lus result S1is =
cugfaI ~ either rplnc, of 'aso Ia three
cup. 80 cold wafer over night, then cook
IL To q double boiler i't hslf 40 boar. Adi
d The contsBt. % iav boiler oue cup of
.ag,r. halfs tss.Poouis. ~ salt, ,ni to
qani. - pared ari qasfisrri spplss
B,ksina Iuidlus din fuf an hour 'ni =
qu.i.r Cool ,ushuy sbi serve With of
-thnsi sagu spi cream 90 mllS Th'ss
paiilugs 90, 90 simple that thsy viii no,
hart even On luValli.-EI chausT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31
Fashion Notes
nv uOEtESsE

TIE ms,sfial. .h1Nn for fail aui -lutsr
svar ale bvau iful All VARIED There 10 .
great vafisiy 30 white S0o''n soot., 80
Whits will D. lradlug color f0r thinning
IL will b. gssi 10 collars, Iur., vets, f'v'
~. And pausls 20 col1fr q df'ss,s Hsuii'
eta e.oth. In white ofa creamy uh'. i .
nrw aud lovely fabric, suitable Tor lht,e
combinations. Tot. Chsfmlus mat,Ii,l,
g. long = leading article Ia blAtt, I, bow
ofrri in cullf-. abi will be- stg,riy
" .oasht flr. tor o.. turAbuiiy. even sur
face sui iis c,pa. ll,y Tor graceful, artistic
irspios
Cbadi.h clo,h wi be = '.vori,s ini,sri,l
f1r hoos- ds,s.ss.
Velvet. la broken pl,l'. sfe Ne fsshiot.
,hle inmming nf mNi wool'u goods
Those 10 several .h,ic. ~ brown sfr very
h,nd.one With a ifs', ~ miKti 'r,-i
sni white.
Thies n,unsl. ~lt1 bl,nket st'ipss IN ION
color. ri.l b, u,ei for .tf,vt l,Ckut'.
Thrf- 4. un,hlug very usw 10 c.is'gs..
Pi,i,,d waist. wiih b.its ~, sep, hut %"
.ln, tight n,ting brqlss With sssis .nd
.iofnsd With crOchet-i aud bsSied tim
ming. Ars mott admirei
Thee CfOchrt~i Ntnmla.- ia Ia 1"tn
% gsfultufc. Zoe vests. cJllAs All cue
afv very rich Ani tasi,fal
Nice .r-sy. az lr'gely worn. bat they
.r- nOs fa.hlphci with pIlatsd Or pip-d
yoke. which 4, rau 10 uuy tacs., .hitf'd
on N. .h1lirr. and l,l 10 plsal, n The
waist. ~ tarnri back 10 reVeTs 70 show a
.birtnont
P,e1i ribbobs Ia Whit. folded so thu,
on- edge shows little so1Ss The other,
a.. used fDr thinning the n'Cs- aud
wrist. OF drv..e-. They ,r- gathered. snd
cod In TOY bo~ At The bsck % tn
sleeve Hbi lille logger ooe At TIE back
OF the neck.
Dr,perie. are .,lll very b)ur,n,, though
an attempt 4. being med. In Paris 10 r..
Wv. The OH "p-plum.," which were The
precursor. ~ ossrskirts These over.
.Iirt. fall Ia plata sof. fJli.. sni ,fe open
on The ffoa, sui sides. They .re c,llsd
Gfvss oystsklrt..
Sleeves fJr street dresses ATE tghi a.
tlng coat sleeves To, pufs sleeves, So
very becoming IN q slenirr ngure, e.pe
ci.lly - narrow shoulders. are stiil seen
Ou may house dresses. The more Artistic
are those purfsd a. the shoulder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31
Fancy Work Notes.

Snail i.bt ~vOd IU,,hs ,bsis Win
tu.h seats, which ale wy h'nyb,iS',
cen b, 80 uyhvl.,.i,d std trimmed - TO
m.ss ssy handsome plsc'r ~ iainiiufr.
The wood wOik should nfrt he ,DVniI,d
-lth . prpsfsliou wnich comes for thst
pafpo.s, sui can BE- parcn.syi a. any
.tofs -n.re srtist.' mststisl- ate sold. or
lhsy msy ~ Oct psiulsd blsek, aud When
du given ooat 10 copal vanish. The
s.h 4. thin oovsr,d Win layer 81 hair, .
sulfi .ient qi,ntity Ia slightly fsiss ~. and
over mi. slr0ug unbleschsj mlslia Or cot
loa cloth 1. smoothly drawn sud Tackled 70
The wOud wOrE ruaui N. under part oftbo
edge. Over this q covering Of gold plush
l. smoothly df.wn - cJns unisrus,th The
wood. wofs ruund the ,dss., snd t,essd
there so that the rougn cigrs may not
show
A piece % colofei camhr'o 1. then lifted
au TIE under part Ut thc sea, The sigss
turned Ia ami .liossi - cIm- st Over
The rough sdge OF th- Pla'h, tha' gl'ipg .
psaisr noish.
Rouud the upper sla, 10 The back Of The
chsiF Al upc slide tie boz ~ sAiln fib1on
made ~ two co'of,, gold 10 match me
plusa. AMI orange Tue noon .houh -
shoat two or two and half iSehss vide,
aud N. bow made ssfy fsll With sud..
The chair. are very similar - TIE sask.
~ chaif.. sni tho.s without rockers Gu
bs uph1l.isfei snd uimmf N lD1k,q aaly
- PRETTY &c the rocking
A very pretty .oilstssi, consisting oI
plucu.hion and two bottles, msJ % made
~ PIE " colnfvd cashmere. apd two .lx'
inch high bottles with gl'ss sioppsf.
Mate cushion - blue cashmere t~,lEe
inchss sqa.fe, smbtoidsr aspfsy ~ white
heads aui leaves In shaded gold eolofei
4 80 scfuss tie cushion. Arranging n In IN
sasy. graceful msnusr. fiuish The edge
% ne cu.hlOa With . pliiilng 81 cream.
colof.d lac. and tiny bow % either blue
of gold rihbon on either corner Teen cot
. piece OF c.shmsfe large enough To cover
N. bottle, tmhfuldsr = smsll spray or
wheat heads ,ni leaves, to match ihe ,ush
loo. upon u sni .es nc,ily upon The h'i'
he Allos II ~ p'rl ct 40 iai one ineh he
lov tac bottle shi gather 81 a. ~ oom
p'stsly cover the bottom. $50 p.aiting u
lacs afoaui the up ofthv cover sni 10 q
NV 20 fippon sroaud NE neck ~ the bot
tlo - match that on TIE cu'hion A.
m,is % cfim.oh nay b. smrrolisrd vi h
sptsy. ~ daisies, With uimmlugs ofei'am
CplnfFli flhfpu sui lacf
Mlliug stool. afu snail, ihres'leggei
so-i,u stools. lo- snpaxa ~ sbpnn Goa
vsuisuiiy. AMI they st-~vr mAhI tins q"
49, Instead ~ = .i~p ls.iisr. 90 ca,ir shea
| 10 q. psc-s.sfy ~ uts from 80 II ZONE
dstlfsi article which 10 o,hsrv % oct oi
teach. Thsy ale slsp crussui-ut f'f bold
ing wo'k h,.sst The sio,l. fo.t bot =
trf ", can b. msi- Ssfy petty.
Paint III l-g. bfoso. with anu sfnuni
ths sssi Asrsttsuinchs. slic. also 1fusn
within ths circle m,ks TIE .utf,cs goi
| ~ p,lnilag with gpii psint irsisn ~
/ fl..f. - shsis'rvsf tlni pn- nay slsh
.. then painted 90 ihe gold circle
/ Tlc Csy saiin tl''spn hls. N - l'gs
sni the stno'. ntks Wy dIc..y liule
glsc.. ~ fafhtaf~. sol vii b, foaud cane
Convsti-nt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31
Our washington Letter.

IN, Lo-r,. White eOnis', Ia 'he
House Of Representative has e'oush,
into prVminsIes /. Interesting ss"
o,,.,ion -h.,hsr On alisn. -ho hes b''n
n.u,r.lirsd, but whose reOfd oi ns'u'''
ration Ia. b.ea lost. 10 ct Liberty to
prOy, hi. case by .fii.'il'. Mf' "hne'
III. ,itins msmb.r, -ho'e ei'fsn'h'p
h.. ben called IN question. labor. una,,
. do.bl. dl..d,.n,.g- lie n himself
unable t. produce ih. PsPss i''a'd 70
him. and. according 10 ID. statement 'ns
eou,, -bieh n.,ur.lit-d him nssl'e'sd TO
m... reord of IN. usn..ei'On 81 the
time. no- t-sn'y yssu past. of mo''.
n the eour, reOtd merely bad is'led' sno
M,. White could produce the P.Per, OF.
n ON IN. Other hand. be bad no psPsi'.
hot could .ho- the court record. h. -O1ld
b. much better If. A. IL 10. there ia
d.ns.rou. pre,dsnt ihiss'sn'd 10 sish'
ips IN. claim, and . serious possibility o'
uiysies In denying IL. ard the commit
tee ON election. oil have no eni.e'e
tack bs,.,,n ,ho., -suing forces IN Their
report 10 The House. :,
some u the papers are referring 70 NJ
Villas transfer from the Po.''Othes 10
the Iatsrior Department a. "a -'il-e1n.
Cd p,omoiion." Bat !. IL A"pfomo'ion
q, all. TIE Interior Department stands
l.u on the C.binst list |. regards age
Pr.id,nt w.hibg'oa b,s.n his sdmia-
,Isiion 9TH . council u three sd'''
sr. ,n,i,lsd. respectively. the ssefs''fi''
Of STATE. the Tr,.sary and War. AZ
the beginning Of bis second tenn On
ATTORNEY. GENERAL "a. added. aud lI9s
the Navy Department VI. cut loose 'f0@
IN. general d,pItmsnt Of var. j, VI.
rot AL 1929 that the Postmaster. osn'fsl
"a. admitted TO the C.bInsi. aud i-sni'
,e.r. later still that . numbsr OF mi'ee1'
l.n,og. bureau. we're united into de-
p.rtmsn, u The Interior. The rshk Of
seniority !. observed. moreover. 10 The
Older in ~hieh the Cabinet ehssi' be-
cum. eligible "a the Pf,'iIsney andsr 'hs
succession l.- passed by the Last Coz
gr,. % that Mr. Villas. In accepting
Tho u,n,fsr. actually eon'sn''d TO H'F
do-n. p-s. rather than up. aud TO pat
himself inih.r away from the ehsnes OF
accidental p'omo,ioa 10 that Office -hieh
oil good public men q American birth
rg.rd - among the po''lbihti'' OF
-,ll rounded career.
Ii. foil Cor.n legation. -hieh re-
eshily .ri,td Ia Washington. called Of
n. State D,p.rmsh, ras'd.y .nd then
pfos,ed,d TO ID. White House. &C.
eomp.n,sd by Secretary B.ysfd md
Chsf Ci,rk B,o.n. They -sre ia'ro'
dsesd individually 90 the Pr'.id'ni. -ho
-,leom,d them 10 the Uaiisd S'.'s'
Alter fsw minute. chat thsr -ithire-
a. make -sy for the Cabinet mssiins
Ihe Cors.h. -,r Ia fall dr'r. thru
.k. richer and mote volamiboa'. their
.mlls, mote -i'ne. and their hs'' oJd''
aud taller then ever. Doe u The esis''
II their esrmoni.l costume !, an immsn.s
belt -hith sltsnd, several itehs. bsyoad
the bras. Dr.. All,n. the foreign &C
rs,.D OF tie lsssuOn, ,eiei 80 later.
peter. l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31

Women Who live where the "nargsln
eoahtsr dlat.h-., (sud where does IL
nOii) may sometimes really nai bargsins
In white gOOis, ~ this tlns %, The year.
IL IL we'll 10 thlok now % the spron sup
ply and demand fbr self ani children.
Then too. some oi the barred goods mshs
becoming and ssryice,hle night dresses.
n made In the modified Hubbard form they
are pretty enOagh Tn "s't up 10 bed 10.
OBe sdvsnuge Of the barred goods 10 that
IL l,undriss we'll Perhaps nobody now
needs the suggestion. 90 vide spread IL
wisdom smOng women, they all are not
bargains thst are called go, and those call
ed by some other named goods msy be
found cheap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31

Az Us,rrHrcrArrD Panrsr III,
vas =, the ferry dIek yesterday 9TH a
bundle under his arm. aud his mo,sm.nt.
we're 90 suspicious thu, . policeman said :
boy. what have you 20, 10 thu, pack.
age -
The lad unrollsd I, aud held up TO view
I. jumping JACK and . tin hOns on
wheels.
"wells" qasri,d ,h. officer.
"Wsll. ! Nv, EN- ia my Cari.,m..
stocking"
And wha,,"
"And I'm going to throw EN- into III.
river"
"whs, for,"
The boy laid the toys down on . miami
aud stepped back and replied: "I.oot
on them and then oa me AmI.6w.
year'old chicken. or Am I going on ,ir
teen and big enough to talk polite, ,
Am = jumping, j.ek ne-sbOy, or am /
The teller Who cleans out the po.,. ofii,e
gang. Am . tin. horse boo,bl.eL q,
an the chap Who helped an officer ares,
. murderer p
And he picked them up aud k..,,d
them Tar out on the DARK blue wave, and
said a. be turned: "Humph. Won.
der II | won't yet . rs,,ie.bOx Ne,
isan !-Detroii Free Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31
GENUINE Win Bile SlGNAIuE
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