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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
TIES wsRK IN CONGRESS
Nr. sherman Saeahs TO His British
Resolution.
by telegraph to tho Dispstch.l
WAsHNa1ox, September -, 1888.

by Telegraph 20 tho Di5pstch.l
WASHINGTON, September Is, 1888.
Senate.
The deficiency appropriation bill was
reported hack from the Committee on
Appropriations and ordered printed.
Notice was given that MIR. Jones, OF
Arkansas, would address the Senate to-
morrow On the motion to refer the Presl-
dents annual message.
Mr.. Sherman's resolution offered yes
terday instructing the Committee on
Foreign heiations TO inquire into the
state Of the relations OF the United States
with Great Britain and the Dominion of
Canada and to report at the next session
such measures as are eXpedient to pro-
mote friendly commercial and political
intercourse between those countries and
the United States was taken mp and nr.
Sherman proceeded to address the Sen
ate, delivering his remarks from manu-
script
After an allusion 10 the Presidents re-
tsdation message aud the justification OF
the rejection of the fisheries treaty. Mr..
Sherman ASKED, why should Canada re-
fuse TO allow fishing vessels TO enter her
ports and 10 ship their fish 10 the Anne
Tican market ? A denial OF that privilege
appeared 40 unchristian and selfish that
he wondered 1t had not long since led to
violent retaliation. If the President had
by proclamation withheld q like prlyi-
lege from the Canadian fishing vessels
the evil, he believed, would have been
quickly corrected. But the President,
instead OF exercising the powers which
lie had under the act Of March 3. 1887,
had asked Congress On his retaliation
message) for the power TO suspend u
commerce which had amounted (for the
last six years TO $40, 000, 900. No Won
der that that sudden change Of base ex-
cited salrprise III both countries, and was
regarded ~ mere political movement.
Mr.. Sherman argued that the Presi-
dent bad clouded the real issue 10y in
volyin2 the commerce Of "A boundary
four thousand miles long with the CON
troversy IN the waters about the mouth
OF the ok Lawrence river, with which ii
had no relation, and that lac had en-
dapgered peace between the two coun-
tries aud put further into the future tho
union ~ Canadn with this country. The
discrimination against the American
Vessels in the Canadian cauas, al-
though unjust, had been seized
upon as protence for the
retaliation bill. Why, he asked,
seek "a quarrel on such sn old pretence =?
1t was neither manly. dignjfed, nor Just.
II was al sftcrthought. He concluded,
therefore, that IL was not wise 10 give to
the President additional powers OF re.
tliAtion which he asked for. Although
Sherman's speech WAS not delivered with
that force and yigor which he displays
in his eSsteppore addresses ii was lis
tenedto with very close interest and at
tention on both sides Of the cham Der.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
Very ssensarEahlc.

A remarkable coincidence occurred on
the transatlantic steamer Elder, which
reached New York tuesday. The wife
of one of the teerage passengers, Johann
Stacker, a shoemaker, gave birth to a
child when the tider was in mld-ocean,
and on September 9Th, at . a. NJ, the
entry was made in the Elders log-hook,
and by the request Of the father the
child was named Carl Johann. At l:3C
7. NJ. the Norwegian bark Carl johann
was passed, bound west The passen-
gers Of the Elder made up purse Of 80
for the poor young voyager and WIT
messed his christening with st. Louis
merchant as It's godfather.
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BALTTnORE, September lS.-ln re.
Spouse to the call for volunteers of the
order of the Bed Cross DIR. William
Rickerton, OF Baltimore, LETT this city
Sunday for Jacksonville, Fla, where be
will give his services Tor the relief of the
sufferers from yelluw{sver. tie leave
a wife and family in tlIis city and aban
dons a remunerative practice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
What is SCrOfuIa

Its that impurity in the blood, which aecumu.
lating in the glands Of the neck, produces I'm.
slightly humps or swellines; which causes painful
running sores on the arms legs, or feet; which
DEVELOPS ulcers in the eyes, cars, nose, often
causing bliIElness deafness; which is the origin
OF pimples. cancerous growths, or many other
manifestations usually ascribed to humors."
Itisamore formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone for scrofula combines the worst
possible Textures Of both Icing the most ancient,
it is the most general Of all diseases affections,
for very fsw persons are entirely free from il.
How can il be cured2 BY taking Hoods sarsa.
parilla, which, by the cures it has accomplished,
often when other medicines have falod. has
proven itself to DO potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For all affections OF the blood
Hoods sarsapariIla n uncqualled and some Of the
cures 1t has effected are really wonderful. fyou
suffer from scrofula in any Of it, various forms,
be sure to give Hoods Sarsaparia a trial.
Hoods SarSaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S. Preparedonly
by C.. 1. HOOD CO., ApothecaTies, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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BY George W. Msyo. Aucfioneer'
Ono. f. Laugh,on. Jr, SaiesmsnJ
No. q Ninth street
THE SEVENTEENTH STREE

THE SEVENTEENTH STREET
TIA STORE WITH STOCK AND FIN
TIRES AT AUCTION.-By direction or tho
owner Ishali sell nj auction, on
WEDNESDAY THE l9rH rFsTANr,
NJ 1Ox O'Clock, at tho store. No. ZIG north seven
trenth street.. the entire stock Of said premises,
which will include ,.,,,,, ,.
FANCY COUNTERS. SHELVING, SAMPLE
Grass and other COUNTER SCALES;
No. II COFFEE MILL;
fsFANCY CANNIsTERS, f0chcsts Of best TEAS;
A fun stock 81 TOASTED COFFBES;
A stock ~ CANNED eOODS, POWDERS.
GLASS and CHINAwARR, and many other
goods.
The sock. fixtures. and good viii first be
offered for ssle gs n Wbole. and n "A satisfactory
offer r. not mode the entire stock and fixtures
will 10 sold In detail. -
GEORGE W. MAYO,
se1q Auctioneer.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

ByR. b. Chsnin y o.,
Reol Estnto Auctionecrs
No. north Tenn street.
10y VIRTUE oF A CERTAIN DEED

DY VIRTUE oF A CERTAIN DEED
ID or TRTrST from Augustus Heed, trustee,
dated October 0, iSs5. Tec0rded In tho clerks OF
0ce Of Henrico County Court. IN Deed-book ITO,
page M, default having boen made IN the pey,
inent ~ certain moneys secured hereia. We VIII
seIl By public auction. on the.premises on
WEDNESDAY. sEFTgHsxs 70, 1883,
n, o'clock pm, aPWO-S STORY FRAN Ep-hND.
BRICK DWELLING, with SLAuoHrEh-HoUsE
aud KITCHEN. In the county OF Benr1oo, ar me
ritv Of Richmond. fronting on fho southwest side
81 Fairfield street 82i feet icing Lots Nos. 5, .,
$50. 10, II, and i2 90 plat made by james y.
Redd and conveyed 10 said kecn. trustee py
decd recorded In Deadlock 100, page 1T3
Terms: Enough in cash TO pay expenses OF
snle and TO pay 1851. IL now due; remainder upon
W JULIUS SIRIUS.
W. j. WESTWOOD,
X. Is. CHAFFIH,
Trustees.
80 ." Sc II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ~
' COMPANY, for ola Fo4nf. NOr- s,-.11aa2sA-
folk. Portsmouth,, Newport Nows. CiaremonL
AMI Jhines-risoF landings diEecL ~ elegant sa-
l0Oo-steamer skiEl, leaving Richmond EVERY
MONDAY, WE'D NESDAT, aud FRIDAY at7 A.
N. Suost-cars connect
Connection 81 Ud Point closely with al hueo
for northern cities sane afternoon; Also ~ Nor
folk for Eastern NOrth Carolina, ne South, aad
Virginia Beach. James river BY daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer and az Garbor's
Agency lG01 Main street Baggugo checked
through. Stste- rooms engaged fDr LAY 0r night
Fregh. received dany for Norl0la, Port
mouth. Old Point Wagerly. Hlcksford. Va. aud
ali points ia Eastern North Carolina Eastern
Virginia, and AL regular landings on me Jane,
river, ut lowest rates, and thrOngh bits iSsuul
LlClEN b. TAfUM, fico-Pre ShieUL
No. llIi Main Street aud Rockets
IRWIN WElslGBR, freigh6 aud Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
PHRh0AAs..

FBRAOA 2 ~
A CARD
Having made business arrangement with
Mr. J. II. VALENTINE. general aucticneer, No.
s2l east Broad street, as SALESMAN. ! take this
mothod of re- urnipg many thanks TO my friends
aud The general public Cor the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed. and respectfully ask con-
ftnuAnce OF the came at my new headquarters
Particular attention given 10 sales OF stocks Of
merchandise aud at private residences
Fiduciary sales specially. COnsignmeats u
ali kinds solicited. kerpectfuuy.
JAS. MACDOUGALL.
September II, 1883 SO l9eodlse26
ITO THE PUBLIC: / WISH TO
L inform my friends and the pablic gon-
orally thai I have leased thai largo and ole
conduct ths GENERAL AUCTlCa AND COM
all kinds OF merchandise aud general household
gooas. Special attention paid 20 sale Of stocks Of
goods aud at private residences Positively
prompt returns GA all sales made. and VII CO.
dosver - give perfect satisfaction 20 all who may
tntrust their business in my hands | hope TO
receive q liberal share Of the public patronage.
Regular sale days at auctiOD-rOOm Tuesday, and
FRIDAYS. Advances made on constg cments.
large or small amounts, when desired without
extra charge. j. IL VALENTINE,
General Auctioneor,
sol east Broad street kscnfnOnd. Va
Reference: business puDltc OF Richmond and
Lyncheurs. ga 2o-eodlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
BY 3. ". Quaries
aud
F. :. Catun.
Real Estate Agents aud Auciloneer1

A UCTION SALE OF TWO DE.
"A SIRABLE BRICK DWELLINGS,, ONE
FRAME DWELLING, AND SEVERAL BEAt IL
FIJI DWTLIISU-iObSE eilbS on LlBbl
HILL.-At the request OF tho executors OF nc
late Hiram w. Tyler We will sell az puOiic auc-
ton, on the prefHeess on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. isss.
at ; o'clock p. NJ, tho following described PRO
/. That ATTRACTIVE TWO STORY N D.
FASFNENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DWELL
iSG No 7O1 east main street libby lliip, con-
tanning eleven rsoihS, baih. range, &c; s'ao.e
nni carr iags-hOuse: on LOT z l-itAi3o ieel 10 a"
aNoy. .. .,., -,,-,-,.
,. The BRICK DWELLING. No 700} adjoining
above. au1 similar IN all respects; lot %'Aloo
feet % an alley.
3. VACASI LOT adjoining snd west OF above,
described tsnoncnts, at The southeast corner OF
Mhn and Warehouse streets, 81 XlJ3 tceI to m
alley.
4. THREE VACANT LOTS fronting 30 feet
earh AMI running back about ljj feet on Nam
betyrcsa T1,irtieti ana rnirty-lrs' streets
D. The TWrrSTORY FRAME DWELLING No
3Ol7 east Hniu street, containing nine rooms,
with yater. g1e. lcc, on lot @5Xl,O icet
mis- property acunyeuicutly. hcalthtllly, AMI
beautifully located Who lt Is almost ou tn
edge Of LlbDy-nill PARK. yetlt -in plain Wow "
Chimb0ra2o PARK. IL VIII always Do sought
after not only on account a. tho delightful
breeres tnat niwags prevail thors during the
warm months. but for tho unsurpassed views
rom that point
TgRMs: Liberal and az sale.
g. n. QUARLES
T. A. GArLiN,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
AT AUCTION.

BY virtue of deed Of trust dated February %
1898, aud duly recorded In Deed Book lb Q. page
3.2. In the CLERKS ONCE Of Richmond ChAncery
Court defauit having been made II the payment
Of o certain note therein secured, due August q,
lssS, for s3..2J, with interest thnfeOn from no
10Th Of February, ISIS. AMI being required 40 b.
do by the holder Of saii note. We viii sell 0y auc-
ton, On The promises. on
THURSDAY, SEFTgHBgR %, l.SA
n o'clock =. " tho PROPERTY described IN
aaIt decd, "A follows: All thas CERTAIN
LOT OR PARCEL or LSNO WITH TIE
BRICK TRMEdsNrS THKRBON. lying aoj
being I'm tho city " KicnmOnd. Virginia, a. t'e
southeast cUr-l6r ~ Cary and fwenflcr street,.
fronting 1872 feet 90 Cary stre-et snd.running Ia
10 feet a. uOrk street
The building cons sts % three large four-story
hrict warehouses and are admiralty -uii"d for
any manufacturing ~ other heavy business.
TERMS. Cash as tO no;o for go. que
August ~. 1877. AM interestOu Same from Fcfr1.
rary - lz3s. aBI extcB- es % 80 ana enough ~
thc residue pay ahfo on fhe2Sih lay 81 NoSruio r.
iSs ~ satisfy another notc ~ .H,-& 0ut ire
tcrt-st from February -, lSss. and enough ~ iha
residue payable on the sSih day ~ feprnafy
lssg, - satisfy another note of fas&1 aud in-
forest from February -. LoSN ami ulc balance
upon terms 81 be announced a. the time ~ snie
The purchaser viii ue required 10 execute MS
notes for the deferred payments aud secure
them BY decd OF truston mo property.
LOUIS RAWLINGS.
FRANK ". CHRISTIAN,
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NNEST-END LOTS.
BY J. Thompson Brown & Co,
lib Main street

NICE BUILDING LOTS ~ RANDOLPH. Wal
LACE, AND JACQrELIN STREETS.
TIE PLACE TO BUY.
BY request OF tho owuors we VIII sell by pub
lie auction. 90 The promises.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2)rH,
ats 3. n.
Plots 22Hxi2j feet ou rlr west side ~ Randolph
street ~ the Intersection ~ " siiaro 1-rf
buildings a. noS on q side OF these lot+
q LOTS 3)Nllj on ne ufh ale aud
GIOYS ssI.5 leet on Tie nortI side Of Wai'nce
sire Q. 1lI
BLOT, on south side Ja'guc lin -treet-iu size to
Fuit.
This property i5 nicely situated. surrounded
Dos improvements, Rnl bra sh"t di-f7ucr ~ the
Electro Line. No better opportunity for -a'f
and sure Investment
TEgNs: Ono fourth cash. six. tEoiyo. auj
eighteen months. por cent Interest ADDED, See
cured 10y q deed If riiat.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 81 CO.,
So 10 Aucr0neers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

DUBLIC SALE OF STAUNrON-
( RIVER LAND.--ln pursuance of tho proy-
sions OF tao deeds If trust TX lted bY ial II
Clarios \ Darlington am h's wife, recorded ia
the clerks ol.ce OF Halifax County Corr. ln
Decd Book No 16, pages aolani $40, aui icl0y
thereto rsJuiIri b. tho b'ueo'afg. m" unfeT-
sigued viii sell " the highest bidder uy pu1rc
ucuon, On tho premises ON
FRIDAY. OcT0HW n 1sSS,
that TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE known "a
"MfLDENUO.'
n l. situate near Colcs's Ferry. 10 Halifax
county. Va. iinmc lately on Stauuton river, AID
contains 1870 ACRES.
'Che land - OF excellent quality, sell alapiet
b. ths growth of gain, tobacco. and other )p'.
aud is On . Z. OIL state o. cultivation
Tho tra,t c0utairs % large proportion OF low
gr0nnGs IN . high state of fcrtlli'y nud ai-' %
barge body ia original forest OF TIE finest oAH
timber. -. 900.
,l,s improvements consist ~ LARGE AND
CCMNODlOUS DWELiING-uOUNt NTH th-
usual out-buiiiings while tho farm is prlFii'i
with AT necessary sfubloa. or1-tnIse-, phru',
and other buildings required Tor a large plhu,n-
ton.
ho interest in tho said land which s thus
offered for sale consists az an NptN lhED
THREE-FOURrUS INTEREST ~ FEE and
TWU-THJBOS Interest in remalUier OF the
reInsining fourth.
TgRMs: One fourth OF tho purchase-m0noy
viii be required ID oe paid ia clih; and IN tAc
residue credit OF ono aud tSo years VIII Ol
given, the purchaser executing negotiable notes
therefor win interest from day oi s.le aided.
with q deed - the lnod wiz be made - tho pur-
chaser and decd of trust H6en boryo1 as
further security Tor the deioTed instaimenu.
T.. e.. NfN ABLE.
JOHN W. RELY,
August p, 1sS2 Trustees.
-
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EAsIzase Isyrs
fA ~ Z5zgEE2 .Zz--5
NORFOLK AND WHSFKRV Pan
~ Road

Ea ~ '.sass Z ~ u
NORFOLK AND wESTERy au,.
~ Road 'S
SCHEDULE ~ INFECT ArGrsrnig.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO EoIvotx
1"oDAILr TRAITS TO LYscHB-a.
LgAYB RICHxOND
1862 A. ". Daily "a RIctuoud 49, r..,...
railroad Arrive a. rotor.
A. y, arrive ag H0rf. o.
8S5 A. ~ Daily. 81 krhmo1d auf .,..
railroad. Arrrs at i.frrt....
D. y. Ma leaves lets.s ..r.
A. ". Tor FAfmUue. if.ll
tOka Bristol. kl0rFla IT,.
points ~outh an sn,i
THROUGH CAR 30 LYg. Ws...
600 p. "A. Daily. ~ McnmouI arf r-,....
railroad Arrife Peter.
M. leave fefers1nrr -..I
arriving norfolk 70 q o.
chr hlchmoui 'o N0rf ..E
GOO 2. N. Daily. ga kie1nlDuI sHI i....
railroad Arrive 70, pf..,..
4. ~. nlr1ref'ur Niu I..
leaving Pote~h.rs
FsswuI., LynrDhIrI
cnho0ti-. iinroi. tnYts.l. ID.
Eo0gH. AMI t' points a...
PULLMAN sLEEPING-CAA f...Hf.
ilONs
No. I--sioeping- from psfer..urf .
wihou. change ani lJneLb-fx
NO. s-lynchblr, o. New Dr..,,, s..
noke o. CHATTANOOGA without .na..-
Tickets. lsggaga -rl~'kt a.I
can be- 0Dta.ued a. Richmond .YI
Tailroai depot, a. ". herarr t .1, DO
anI A. uo Company o-g ...
street
Geuofal Ts-..rf.r
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v.ra,,,l'e a,arg. al1 ~oghT r,te. %
srt al s,sfit,, "a o.. Nori. .s Ani -.
rn.i es.o.r goo 1913 uAia .-,.,.,tn
80. -. .. .si.lsy-rs s11i.t &c. -
a. A. 4 AHA -'s.'A- ~ur.-fI ..r.f-fal-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS.
a LEMONS. APPLES. AID MACCARONL-
wiz cell TODAY AZ f. O'Clock
40 bunches CHOICE RIPE BANANASi
~ brEe- CHOICE LEMONS:
Is barrels BOSTON APPLES:
~ bO1OsITALlAS MACCARONT.
NILLIAMJENkINS,
Comm -sion Merchant
So 1Q-it IiiO east Main street.
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WANTED. TWO ROOMS IN GOOD
w order for light house keeping. Address 81
once, stating terms and location, NJ. care Ms
NTH scI9-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

WANTED. 4 YOUTH FROM SIN
w TEEN 90 eighteen years Of age % weigh
coal and make himself generally uretul TN
cual-ol'cc aud yard. apply in person at Broad
nud NnTCn-i20J west Broad
e19.it CHARLES IT. PAGE.
The Press., 1888-09-06
COVENTRY.

A. s. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Manager
 of Coventry Local Register.
 Miss Flora Lathrop, former resident of this place, but for the past five years resident of southern Minnesota, is spend- ing few days with friends here, but ex- poets to return west this month.
 Miss Electa Sprague of Meriden is in town.
 Frank Squares is cdomicileti in the | of Louisa Lords house.
 Schools commence Monday.
 Martin Parker and R. w. Barber are continued in office as trustees of the Meth odist church.
 The democratic flag poles put in place Saturday are chestnut.
 Samuel w. !Tisdale, for many years a resident of this town, is very low of con- sumption at his home, just across the river in Columbia. He served more than three years in the union army, yet has no pen sion has family of six children, the eld- est fourteen, the youngest nearly four. His wife has been out nursing to get money for the support of the family, but now she has to stay at home to take cAfdof the sick husband :. ''I was sick and ye: nnihistered unto me. @'' .r- --4 H~S =
The Press., 1888-09-06
ELLINGTON. (Square Pond Correspondence.)


 August, 22d, MT. M. A. Richardson of Chicago, wishing to meet as many of his friends in this vicinity as possible, invited them to enjoy picnic with himself and family that day, on Durfee mountain. The invitation being gladly accepted, com pany of thirty-thre met there in merry mood, reveling in the delights of nature on the mountnin heightss doing ample instice to an abundant dinner, Spread on a ln mlnd ap1easdr returning l.lase hone to keep Hey. l. 8. Goodell of StafFor5v;l,o ,,;,, preach ID the MeJfloa;~4 ob,,~ot, ~. Vle csN VIII Fond, Sunday, Sept. 18th. He hoS9a4qarr So9aqare see present many P of his formeE aaafShion.
 -On the day of the Grange picnic Rev U. E. Ihayer received very pleasant cali from Judge Risley and wife of 'Stafford Thanks for the favor conferred hv tbose former parishioners. s'o
 Miss Mattie Aborn compnencesssa sss rAt Atl,o. year in Rockville high school next Wed nesday. - ~ " 0o-
 The farmers picnic in Dimock's grove on the 50th ult., by the residents of S9uare Fond and vicinity, was we'll attended and much enjoyed. >'S>' '''AA
 Preaching at the Methodist church as usual Sunday, Sept. 9th, by the pastor '''
The Press., 1888-09-06

Noe since the interstate dnmerce acI Ton. ilCo enect has anythi1 been done @ Dy rahroaos that caused sonuch excite
 nLa ens qua III feeling among Ehicago mer
 onaSs as Ene recent action of the trans. UuClnental Anessin making rates from H,;aT nLoo i 70 the Pacltlc coast dout twice as eLa as me rates from New York, which aossS aAes a1 Possioie for Chicagi shippers to gnu SenI soods TOT the Pacific past to New fre',,n orH as laH rases, and have th reshipped aio4 oa4a 'nere 70 san Francisco, nd still gel pounds less than if the shipmht had been
The Press., 1888-09-06

Lucius Hendee, president oi the Htna n nre assurance company of Hattford, died tuesday after long illness. Be had been TOT 12 years president of tho Etna com. pany. He was g member of the Oonnecti- cut senate from Holland county from ISIS 70 1851, and treasurer of the state durinq z part of the administration of Gov. Buck
The Press., 1888-09-06

The average man usually inds himself at sea when he undertakes al description of lady's dress. An old farb br, returning from the wedding of niel in distant city, was eagerly questionedIy his family as to the brides costume. ''lell, said he,
 stshe had on some kind of dress, with a lot of fub-drnbbery of somek krt or mother down the front of 1t, 9 ,thi4 -ma7jig on the back of.yit, with akio69Ail sdfl some stuff don't know what it Vs-dragginQ
 out behind, and 8. lot of diiERap fionnces over tne whole thing. The wasn't no arms to it,and she had lot dwhite truck,
 soft and foppy y-ike, on her hf.e- and that's llst all know about it, ," all which must nave been very unsatisfactorto the ladies of his household. d.-AtL0satz 61stit.stio1a.
The Press., 1888-09-06

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