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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-28
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Concerts and lectures last week Detted
$500 for Trinity Church, at Uppervile, Eau
quler county.
Mrs. Mary G. Chesterman widow of Ed
win 81. Chesterman, died in Richmond yes-
terday aged 67 years.
Wm. Gregg, well-xnown citizen Of Lou
doun unity, died last week nearIP hilomo ont
in the 65th year of his age.
The Court of Appeals which has been in
session in Stanton for the pact few weeks
adjourned for the term yesterday.
At Rocky Mount, next week, DR.. Carter
Betkely of Staunton, will be married TO
Miss jamie Hale, niece of Gen. Jubal a.
Early.
Henry Hudson, midde-aged coored
man, who lives near Grange Camp, in Fair.
fax county, dropped dead Monday night, at
the Camp. while standing by the ice cream
table.
The executive committee has decided
that The annual meeting OF the Association
Of the Army of Northern Virginia will be
held on Thursday, October the 18Th, In Rich.
mond
Some of the Warren farmers have lost
their crops of wheat 10 stacks from the fire..
quent and heavy rains during the last
month"; and the corn too has been much dam
aged thereby.
Mrs. Ellie Knox Gore, wife of Annesley
Knok Gore, esq.,, and daughter of the late
Henry Leader, esq., Clon Maple. Coachford,
county Cork, Ireland, died at Echo Dell,
King George county, on Monday in the Ash
year other age.
1t is stated that all the wooden trestles on
he 4
WaynesbOro have been replaced BY iron
the trestles at the other end of the line will
be replaced by iron.
A collision occurred on the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad near Baldwin's station
yesterday between q coal and freight train
In which both engines and many cars were
completely wrecked and several train men
badly hurt. No one was killed.
The board of managers of the Lee Mopu-
meDt Association at Richmond awarded the
contract for the pedestal of the Lee monu
ment to James M. Netherwood, OF Rich.
mond. The amount to be paid ia Sal 900.
The pedestal is to be completed by October
/, 1889
The newspaper men of Norfolk, in full
dress suits. including silk hats. played a
game OF baseball yesterday with a nine OF
transportation men. in Glow nish attire. The
latter won, % to 5, and the exhibition
yielded three hundred dollars for the yellow
fever sufferers.
Yesterday afternoon young man nemsd
Burton, of Chesterfield county, and negro
tramp named Frederick Clayton became in
volved in quarrel in Ettrick during which
Clayton shot Burton with pistol, the ball
lodging in the muscle of the shoulder, tpdict.
ing painful wound.
Under democratic State administration
the public school system of Virginia is ex-
banding and rapidly Increasing in efficiency.
The last report of tbs Superintendent Of
Public Instruction shows that the tota
amount of State school funds appropriated
for the scholastic year of 1883 $50 is 1897.
G12.l6. The fund exceeds that OF the pre.
vious school year by s24, 1872 IS, and is, it is
believed, the largest amount available for
the public free schools in any year since the
organization of the system.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-28

EVERY MAN who may vote the democratic
ticket next November will vote to nnta2
himself and his neehbors, so that he and
they may have less to pay for what they
have to eat and wear. and for their rent,
fuel and medicine, and have more money al
Christmas to spend in the festivities incl
dent to that joyous season. Every man, on
the contrary, who may vote the republican
ticket, wilEvote to continue tax of forty
seven cents on every dollars worth of all
such articles as he rs compelled to buy, in
order to live, ex cept those that are produced
by The fa,mers, which are not protected by
the tariff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-28
Diedaf Aea. &c.

NEW YORK, Sept % Mrs. Margaret E.
Posey cabin passenger on the steamer
City of Rome, and lately a resident of 8alti-
more, aged 81 years, died Sept. % of exhsus
ton. Her body was brought to this port.
a package containing 81 200 was stolen from
Mrs. h. s. Ryan, a cabin passenger on the
steamer City of Rome, during the voyage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-28
Yellow Fever.

There were 131 cases OF fever reported at
Jacksonville, yesterday = forty white and
ninety one colored. The general dIsrts:
among the poor is daily increasing, sud
piteous appeals for relief come daily from
the country districts near the C ty to which
refugees have flown. One new Gaze Is re-
ported from Gainesville. The fever hSs
broken out 10 Ssnderson. the next station
west of McCenny.
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Death ofa Minister.

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 2S.-The Raw. R.
N. Baer, pastor of Fayettee Methodist Epis-
copal Church. and formerly of Washington,
died this morning of typhoid fever.
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Terrible Loss ofl.ife.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. 2S.-sixteen per
sons persisted in the fire at Cronstadt yes
terday. The building destroyed was lofty
wooden tenement. The staircase was burn.
cd away and number of the inmates leap
ed from the windows to the stony street to
escape the flames and were mortaily in
inted
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DIED.

On the evening of the 9th instant, at $50
o'clock, Mrs. LUCRETTIE TRAVERS, wife of
James A. Travers and daughter of George q. and
Anna Padgett, in the 6fty-frst year Of her age.
~ Funeral from her late residence southeast
corner of Wilkes and Henry streets, Sunday, tn ,
30th instant, at 3 o'clock. Friends and acqusint
ances of the family are invited to attend
In Stoughton. Mass, Sept %, BETTE A., wifi,
of s. c. Pnnney, and eldest d lighter of the lat /,
W. L. and CatLariDe A. Bodkln, of Alexandria Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-28
SculIing Match.

SYDNEY. n s. W., Sept. % The race
for the 5culling championship between Peter
Kemp and Edward Hanlau was rowed on
the Parametta river to-day aud Was won by
Kemp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-28

Tt cost woman of Auburn, Me, $500 to
learn that furniture attached to the walls of
house is part OF it. She sold her house.
and there were $500 worth of mirrors
screwed to the walls. When she'attempted
to take them down she was prevented by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-28
Fighting at Sualfi,,l.

LONDON, Sept 2S.-Advlces from Suakim
state that there was heavy firing between
the rebels and the British force until mid
night last night. Deserters report that the
rebels suffered severely. one she'll killing II
of them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-28

An English writer declares that the cu.-
tom of pairing off guests at dinner arose in
the middle ages, when there was only SIM
gle plate and drinking cup for each couple,
and that while the man cut up the N eat
the woman put the pieces in his mouth and
they both drank from the same cur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-28

WILL You SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizsr s guar.
anteed to cure you. Sold by E. g. Leadbeat.
RI & Bro.
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Yellow Fever.

JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 2S.-The noon re,
ports to the Board of Health shows 10 new
cases, all of colored people, and one death.
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The Smell Murderer.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-It is reported from
D nver that Tascott, the alleged murderer
of millionaire Shell, was arrested there to-
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-28

THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly
cured by shloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
Sold by e. S. Lsadbeater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-28

NROSSE & BLACKWELL'S Preserved str"-
~ berries, now just received by
sep2S J. C. MlLBih
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MEDICINAL.
ELgzgR BA REK.
WANTS.

WANTED-To buy TUFTS HOT SODA
w WATER APPARATUS, mus. be IL go'l
working order Apply to
H " M0EaiA
sep26 BIT Ill, E. Main st, Richmond Va
NTANTED-A MAN with family to WORK Of
w farm shout two miles from town c'l1
house and garden. d. N. RUST
sep1S 122 south Washington '.iee'.
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NEW CROP CAROLINA RICE received % dai
N sep2S By C. MlLBURS
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NEW SALMON AND LOBSTER IN cans ia'l
~ received.
au930 GEO. McBURNEY >ON'
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CURE.RAISING FLOUR and BCcK~lit4I
~ for sale in Bib packages by
movie j. C. NILbt"N-
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EINE WINTER CURED BANS tor sale los by
L sep29 J. c. MlLBURS
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MIXED PICKLE and CHOW CHOW for sale
oct4 ~ J.C MLBCRN.
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IN BBLs NEW HOMINY and HoMINY G2lIs
lU just received by .-.,,
nov23 &c MlbBt ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

nsws NOTES on INTEREST EaoM rHn
Rx0wnAx KM0D0az.
San FnAnorsoo, Jan. z.-Honekone
advicea per steamship Rio De Janefio
10 DeoembeF are 20 The effect thAt q
new Portugsse treaty has BEEN signed
az Pokfn, the terms Of which are nei
yet known. lie Hung Chang Il h re-
oslpt Of ndyioee thai Count MlikleWiex
and wharton, The barker Of fhlladel-
phia, are on their way 10 Ohina 10 con-
suit with 01doials respecting the recent
ooneesaioDa granted 70 the Philadelphia
syndicate
The Corean government has engaged
lhrsa military instructors from Amer-
lea.
Ths new Chinese squadron, oonsisi-
ing Of four crolaeEs and torpedo boat,
buiit 10 England ane Germany, arrived
IL HnnQkonR Noy. 19ih.
Ths steamship Vespasion, which ieft
Saigon for Manila Nov. I9ih. q sup
posed 10 be lost.
The French telegraph system has
bean extsnded 10 fhe Chinese frontier.
Tao Tiens1in correspondent OF the
Shanghai Aerrars says Ll8 Hung
ChanR has been successful Ia neaetiaf
ina loan Of six miilion tasis from the
Honekoua q Shanghai banking cofpo-
ration and one ogheE hFm, at Ave aud
one half per cent payable Ia tweniy
years. The loan Is negotiated 30 carry
on the woEk Of relief and the rsTalFing
made necessary b. lhe ogeEdog Of tha
yellow river.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

RIAL nsxAxN MnN ~ san HnkNorsoo PUT
uNDKn AnEEa1s
San kRAMcxnou, Jan. T.-W. y. PtlohoI
an1 W. Nenstadl Wsze arrested today On
9 charge Of conspiracy and obtaining
uannav nnder fnlrs nsefnnree frorn i. r..
Parker, who moved here KeuenflY from
that Pitcher and Neusladt. who were h
lhe real estate business. i1dnced Mr.
Parker 10 pufchaes an interest ID the
aTm. foE which be Paid $50 ard VA
promised a. income q SID 1eg mouth.
NJ. Parker has been IN ne arm Hlnee
November and has realized but $50.
hE. Rasker gna seon introduced % 4
Eaan named Simon Hambnf1s ana i u
aaids on Representatives. Of the Other
Lhree men be pnlehaeed property from
Hambnre, in THE city, foz which be gave
q deed foF his rnnoh In Oregon, valued
al $500. besides q draft foF &2E0O upon
his brother in Missouri, and $500 n
cash. MF. Parker aid net attempl %
verify HsmburR's title 70 The property
be bad houQhk bege until be heard soon
after that HsmhurR had cold iha Ore.
Ron ranch for $500 he then dissog-
eEsa ths title 10 tke rE0peFsY here wa1
WoKshleaa and also tanf hia brother had
honorsd the draft. The money be had
losl Ia thesa Transactions b said 20 Be
the earnings Of twenfy years Of labor.
Parker laid the case before tho tlAaxiol
attorney ana the grand jars yesterday
presented indictments aeaingl Ham
burg, FilohsF and Neustadt. Itla under.
ai0ad that HambuFa 10 q Bate. Mon
tana, and tbs chief of police has aanl
word 30 ihe aathorities there 20 afresl
n1rn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

A ooAgxNx1uN EzxGnMp rNzo Hx xHx sWc
RAEKaN RowEzn.
San Fnknclace, Jan. 7.--Ths slsannl
BE d Janelra arrived frum chlna and
Japan this noFDinQ. The Japan MaH
states, IA appears thaa the e1nVentlon
On ske euhfsct of tue app1infment b
C1Et4 al ministers % foreinn ooantrisr
nnN been eunaladsd hslween her and
Ohknas and Il Il provided ia TIE leKms a
ihs agreem1nt thet TIE oorean minister
q stats ehaH ccnsnlt vito the Chinese
minister IL C0Fea bsfore sendlnR y min
is1er abroad thaa tie Oussan minister
abroad shall oenznll With tha ohiness
miuister tn that pouniEy, should he have
occasion 20 ooHmunioafa with The req
resentativ1 Of any oiher farsian peWer
IN the same oe1ntEy, and thal lke OoFean
minister of stale shall not allow thaiE
ministers abroad 20 take prenedenoe
OysE Chinese Representatives IN ihe sanao
countries. This settlement OF The uuEs-
sion d understood 90 be entirely ewing
to The support By foreign Fspreasn3a-
iisss accredited % the ooseAn govern
ment,o
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

TmE LArEsr TnsNa IN WEpDnaa
The latest thing IN weddings y for the
bride and groom 70 keep 81 . profound
sec et the direction of the bridal krir.
They give out that they are going u
Washington or Niagara. Then Noy
70 70 some hotel and leaYe ~ . conV6.
niant time the next morning 0n their
Journey. Sometimes, Ia the spiyit of
fun, mlschievous friends lnd cut TIE
destination of the bridal couple and
send their congratulations 10 th&ir hoe
tel. A ease of the kind occu red ~
Gently In brooklyn. The groom had
been q party 70 wedding jokes himself.
and he took, As he supposed, every
precaufion TO prevent he being Traced.
Al inquiries were bnmed. he got .
dKigsr who could not read. He drove
over the bridge and dismissed hin drIs
yer, and then drove In another coach
70 an uptown hotel. He thought he
had evaded al the fun-makeEa. Ih4
next morning the bridal couple started
for Washington b. the FennsFfganin
route. What was their astonishmouf
70 lind q family delegation at the depot
10 bid them good morning aud 70 W1Ah
them Joy on their wedding trip. Hnt
how tie secret leaked out 4 . mystery
that the groom has been unable ~
solye.-fA. Y. San.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08


N1zzNi 4ens t.-A calm W1irh TIE
c,11.1. a14 1ipioD1ll1 ell1.e4 kBue -
% as41H114a prevails f1l ~ nsp1nNn3
81 A1zssssz 80 hsls.sa Eess.nmsniz
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49, - s',ssle !, ,ee .e1otal e ttlnea
1870 tEom .1e e1xo1e g b1izAE.a
neeeF 3 l9i1s rl4nd1la q - powers.
scg s.sssloa . AeW Nzlnee ~ q new
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nsses eloof from lns nsgatlat.1ss,
g1leN Ake teesznA8s1 81 feelezs @ hn9.
% toward otnef demands. Tbs cz2E.s
Il.lllse.4 alreeag know snet u1u1s kat.
nQkF VII uql edmis thao ths Berlin
!Esak{ Rixa1 Russia fhs npcciAl right 70
lntezkexe 70 bnlenria. 1ney know also
1nas = = impoaslble g obtain from ths
goeNzs E 1oln. m4noa!e. Banned On
Aneae polufss ko1ela wau raise new
question On she Austrian letenkion Of !
Bosnia 1nd HeIzsGoylna. These prov
lnoee we're occupied unoEE q purely
temporary iities out aE9 nov practically /
annexs4. Austria VII bs called upon
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08


In Mlnnesota coal il &H0.E0 ser too.
CO ucaf. Young man. and ffnens na 1ifk
ne oounlEy = BaiiiBsoFs Arlgriian.
Barbed wlre Il n0t psgnlAf ii Kan-
tueky unless Il I'm the form ~ neHt.
soseu.-- Baaton Ceznnluseial balIliie.
Il won'l BE- long beiasa ahe nAllonal
ar viii be "xankae hoodls. w. Es Hls
Tlnss.
eomehou men rsaliy seem 10 sniog
4 when their hailoEa aiVa them lia.. n.
troit Frss Pyrst.
doun, bat thar paf tnx en- loba4z1 81
keep 4 NJ. Strange, ilnaa l1s- xeAhtra
6tafeaman.
adj tie wedding 70 81 suool1lS
@k144i a. an1uothiy a sHsh eMaaM a.
wars 10 cH. TIE only hitch tha3 %
oaEIod yes uhon The pair gt1od ~ q be
united. ."-BoatoA oo,lESer.
Professor Chafisrloaah--flq GaoRre
I'm 10 hnnNrg oan9 talk. Nn1f hnHRs
go Ton hospitahls thonetta In.en11
Oo, I'm % Rlaol-P PlncA.
0esilmg 40 with the SOC Il 4 eamfnon
pfaulloe wheEo theRs = > lnelhina boz
baby IN IRE famlly.--D DIirsiI tfei Rfsae.
Rnssia has placed lax q ona kapoak
each on every eeR sold IL ne klHN41ms
and the hens kopeeklnR around VIII ~
cry mark ct diasatislaclion. hpee4.
Fair hoslsss--aHou dsn'i Appear 30
enjoy the hall. doctor. Then WnY 40
Fon GOMEZ pas1or-~A 70 study nnn1n.
my, ny dear LADY .',-IsEae aftlags.
Profsasus Prossor fanrua shat lha
earth 4 shElnkine nhont tuo inche1 3
year. Thai neoounl1 foE the n61gCu4
anxiety manifeated hy snma raop,0 40
posnssa Il uhile u Il Of aonse alze. .-~bN w.
le Express.
Ths brain Of a. elephant iasonaoMhat
larger than ahaa of q man, hat tha
trunk az IN elaphant u sonaiaeEativ
SMALLER than thai cf womon.-kollrN
Cosrisr.
Boston sirl-Bu you Isad John ssuasl
Chicago yoash-No; hut I've asi M
eye open for Jobn 4. Duillgan'a nax1
mill. BHFliHgfoB Frse Press.
A Clpeinnafi dsason 4 andsr aErss,
foE sloallnR s - from t1e eon1EIhuiIon
box. Il - unnecessary 90 eiMsa. pef-
BAGS. thai his peeulations daled over
ssriss o. years.
Jorklns-Thatss . eooa move os Oom-
stock 10 pns an END 10 nudity n ne
park.
Baiksr-lou ssi
5oFkins-H Has arrested lho bear.
aDresssd 10 kllls--thas youne woman
over theirs vita 4 loW-neok dfoaa On.
standing h The dTnuaht.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

eka prn0o q THnnkxKKKn WIFE Boxcoz7
n EHE SHIP oWEHRl
San Drnoo, Jan. 7.-Ths City Of To-
peka arrived today with uine aAii9ri
shipEsd from San FFanaisco b. the We
eel owners nseocinlion for ths HaFvog-
ier. On their ARRIVAL they we're sur
rounded bg union men and suhge-
Quentiy refused 20 ship on TIE naryea
tsg for lesa thAn ti5 psE month. Ihl
oap3ain Of tha vessel EeoeiEed telegram
fr0m The asEooiaticn this afieKno1r
from San Efanoiso0, which stated. n
euhstance. I'VE aeud y0u nine med
and depend % asaislancs q the polio'
Of v0nF cisg 20 skfp them. II this faifl
We wili boyeott San DieE0."
Il seems thai The men 9eEo rail-
uuion saiioss, haf nhippad - San Fran
Disco a. uoa-nninn man a. $40.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

A LARGE loan 70 m NEGOTIATED WIZ
0EnNAH 0ARE1AI1B1s.
OETx on MKxIoo, Jan. 7.-BsElln sd
vices are 10 che eject thas q loan
So. 900. 900 fer Mexioo Will Be arranged
before the ulose Of this month. on terms
favorable 10 she country, and it ID also
claimed that the German eovernnent
approves the plaeinR ef German capital
heFes uhefe Germans have baiit np q
laR4a trade, and the euvernmeut has de-
olaeed fires Of duty everything enteFing
into tho oeustEuetion ef telegraph and
tsIephone linsF. The rapid r,se In
quioksilyeF tn London 10 giving an im-
psins 10 tbs working Of the quicksiEvcE
misea here, and endeavoRs vii be made
10 work eeVeEai newly discovered dspos-
sie tn the northern states. The govern
ment u abouk 10 essume control Of ali
lie mints now under lease, and expects
70 make great saving By 80 doing.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08
An ESCAPED LuRaTlc
she Jnmpsa Rrom the Aay-
lum wIndsw.
nsssVauzsa M Nsnziv Fsuun -
umsA 0sA.r Rurlas cs.us una
sDsslal sslssz.nA

sAEHN. Jan. 7.-lepecial l-One q
t1e i1natez 81 lAa AnGane aERluns co.,
nnNd n ihs pioiegl ward. eonaFipsd le
Maka her eeo1p1 eomGtime daring lasI
niE1k 1he Westber vs. hitter oold.
Nn4 tie 9aman W14 liEn1iF clnd. cne
haa On ha4 teet oni9 q liRkt pair of rub.
bel4 Aboui da1liRht she wna uaplBrs1
near IuEneF Staten, oIRot miles frnm
~ a1glnm, ana falufn4a % he inGli.
antleN. Xhsunh chilled % tha bone,
and tho1zh her fest uoFe hNfly frrEan,
lhe Wensan uas WalfinR eou1hwnr3
AlanR rs xaiisoad tfAnk ae rapl1lg ~
paaglkse whsn cvsThauIa9. she made
her aauape - pirkknn lhe winda4 lock
viii nal. bclslinq the s1sh and tamp-
tua 10 Gka ground.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

rguno mExscan GEnE sHoT znnogoa rms
HnHasE.

xoUNa mExscAn GEnE GEoT xHnoCon TINS
HnEagE.
sax Dnao, Jan. 7.-Wosd has btea
raaeiged of The mysls1i0us murder of .
yonna Mexican girl named bsiits ai
Oak Grove neaz Juiiu. PaiitB Es1liisI,
TIE rirl,s etep-father, owned . email
neek of eheep and she was eftsn EN-.
pioyed tending than. He had oe1asioB
rsoentiy % vinit ranch sone oi4lanoa
ffoun bic piaos eBd Gn fstuEning % 10
naxa nfaft BE- found the hul vaoans. IN
the morplnp, becomi1H alarmed as tAl
non-appaaeance q fhe aitl. he started
for Oak Grove and there fcFEned q search
pafty. kftar some time re body 81 the
efgl waEf0uad n 9 clump Of hashsa
1he had bsan anot II tho bsa9El, the bal
passing ftxcaah tte bodg. From "a
examinaficn of fae aronnd u vas eVi'
dsss ihnf fhs bodg bad been dF4aaef
sozas IIGils diata1es aw4y, but 10 oiuc
las yGt been found % tks masdexeK o.
the esuss ef tie oxime.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

Dnnas RHFoMM.- The Presidents nis-
Ger, Miss Rose .Clsvaland. has this 70
say Ia Dress. " Dress reform lenothinR
II not hostile 10 fashion. Fashion says
Lace your oorseSs; pad your bodice !
hang on huge hustle; balance your
self IN nlipp n whose heels are gefg
narrow and very high. Never ininN
comfort; never mind health. Dress
reform says Givs up corsetss CIV ~
busties; give cotton; give Up ErsncA
heels. Consult comforts consult health
never mind famhiou.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08
WHAT BRANDRETa's Pills Do,

IL HaAmDnMTR's PmGA TIE fFoa Nfn
medlelue has beea founa, eompoGoa ma
thsy are of numeroug Vegetables ss corn.
blned that oaeh muiflpises ne Fifina Of
she rsaA They nsyoE oan % an8 hmHnl.
Thsir aoaion y Always The aame. no
matter hgw iong o. ~ wh4t does theg
are saken. TbeY UQrEe away lhe wAsl9
pnxtiales of The sgaaem. They aeaHuit
RIsN of decay. Ihey purify ne bl0of.
Ihey stimulate tbe liver. Iheg lnVla
crate diRessioo. iney epan tha po16a.
Taey make the bowels 10 ihs woEk of
tha kidneya, thes aisinR th0ae olann1
an ofttimea aee3sd fezt. 01o nE tHo -
night for 3 weak win cemnnsirafe fh4lF
poser and \ sRenagally safnsienl - e1Tq
ordinary diseases.