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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-12

FAENgRs' CONVENTION. The third an
1ua convention of the farmers OF Northern
Virginia met at Pan's Hall in this city, this
IurUng There was 'arge attendance OF
MEMBERS incuiing many ladies. These
Nm.r- meet Annually t. Interchange ideas
sol to learn from each oiher methods OF
Nacics farming which are gained by expe-
! 'snca TIE following officers were elected
F. H ne, president: n. w. Pierson and
; Chspiu, vice presidents w. Gillins-
BAN aOi L. r Baker. secretaries, and J. w.
oeIt., treasurer After the election Of
'1s-s Mr.. \ w Person read an essay
On lhe advantage of good public roads TO
!ae isrml community, and the best means
ol'e ntgthem." Other essays on the SUBJ
were also Rad by Msssrs. w. p. Dodge
1d F Sherman and al were good, pracli-
4 rapers, containing sensible views. On
ltsetsssys remarks were made by Mr. l.. 5.
'oooii and Mr. Muncaster, Of Montgomery
Z oAoy, Nd, aod Maj AlvorG, who gave
ONE Prsc'ical advice on the subject. They
) 81 o'aed the Importance of good roads and
lowed The advantage of such in every COM
aaaiiy. Maj, Avord said il would be
'9uouy TO have he roads improved under
ae Supervision Of good engineers, the
'3iN 10 ne dom under the contract system
W Vn'cn tne cash shonid be paid, instead of
'.1Ting HE farmers 10 work day or so in
''yl y'ar on the roads in payment of their
o4e' he Closed his remarks by reading
.le ouTIe-Qls resolutions advocating al
SaH women tG sit ss Jurors aud to fill
.-yy'' aud suggos'ing that prisoners now in
a. oeA''owod to coUduct the affairs of the
,'-l'Iy' Arecs.s was then taken for an
,:u' curing which the members were served
va s delightful dinner by the ladies of
d h'eaan Presbyterian Church.
',i'el me recess the meeting was address
) hon. Edward Burnett, member OF
i, 1t'Ts' r. Massachusetts, aud president
8 wy acHsu'tnrs' Society OF that State, on
.g,l-c' OF 'What is better for the farm.
-, northern Virginia to engage in, gen.
h, lining a..' or IN specialtes, such as dairy.
Z !; iinltrsisup. &on
w.. 'i', Gated the raising OF thoroughbred
a'u Tie giving Of much care to a
g ,S'"eT than little care to many cows.
8 " ,He some excellent advice in dairying.
u ala. b BULL road an essay on the same
ana short speech took excep
"a T., " come OF Mr. Busnett's remarks.
a. ."'id subject was The benefits de-
nvul housekeeper's cluh.n
q ., wa sA.9nen' essay by Miss LIZ T. Ma
a.,ar . leAo as was also another written by
lf',' "po declined to give her name.
Us q cl .,as a'S6u son The mcetiog took recess
81 laorg ~ when session viii be held till s
81 B.yAfla," '5" SOFT al the meeting were Mr.
hf iosiag ana Others
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-12

WILL You SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh'5 Vitalizeris guar
apteed to cure you. Sold by E S. Leadbeat-
er & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-12

THE REV. GEO. H THAYER, Of Bourbon
Ind. saws: Both myselt and wife owe our
lives to SHILoH's CONSUMPTION CURE"
Sold by e s. Leadbeater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-12
Great Sacrifices on my Whole St0Cl
FOE THE NEXT so DAYS FOR CASH.

The stock consists of LADIES' MISSES and
CHILDREN'S WRAPS, which have determined
to sell at HALF PRICE, having too many on
hand and not wishing to carry them over.
crows U4NDKERCHIEFS. CORSETS Sc.
An extensive limo of DRESS BaAlD' and ether
An immense stock of UNDERWEAR for ladies',
s' A Complete nlp stock OF DRY GOODS too numcr-
An endless variety of REMNANTS, consisting
of Dress Goods, volvets, Silks, Sat. White
Goods Sstteens, Ginghams, Percals, -Calicocs
Ribbons, Laccs, Smbroidercs &c &c.
inst received complete assortment of OIL
CLOTHS and MATTINGS, which are very low.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
No trouble to show goods q
Call early TO convince yourselves
=. BEMDHEEN III
f,b121y 316 KING STREET.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-12

PolICR REPoRT-Last night was cold
end clear with one prisoner and eleven lodg
ers at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed of the
following cases:
john Reynolds, colored, arrested by OH
Ger Boptz for an assault on MIR. Sefer Blouse,
was fined $3.50
Caleb NARROW, colored, charged with
HOUSEKEEPING in Fairfax county was turned
over to the authorities of that county. lie
was suff-tipg with frosted feet, having re-
Gently Jumped from window of house
which had been surrounded by the police
who we're after him, and stsyed out all night
bsrefooted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE. ONE WEEK,
" Commencing MONDAY, Feb IL:
The Beautiful and Popular
LILLIAN NEEDY,

Supported by tho Young Comedian,
LIRED KEE.CY
And The Largest and most Powerful Company in
America
Specisl Scenery, Calcium Light Effects Elegant
Stage Appointments, Change of Bill
Each Evening.
Monday evening-CASEY'5 TROU BLES.
Tuesday evening-TRACKED DOWN.
Wednesday evening "A TRUE IRISH GIRL.
The plays for the balance of tho week will DO
announced later. -sry
Populsr plays at popular prices-10, 20 and 80
cts. Reserved seats now on sale at Summers &
Aliens. feb4 1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-12

Why WILL You cough when Shilob's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10cts.,
so cts, and 81. Sold by E. S. Leadbeater q
Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-12

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. The Board OF
Supervisors Of Alexandria county met to-
,iay, and considerable routine business was
transacted. The road surveyors made re-
ports 80 to The condition of the roads, anu
were directed to make al future improve
merits with stone and gravel.
The treasurer was directed to send stale
naent &c every deli quont taxpayer OF the
county. and 70 risidly enforce the payment
Of delinquent taxes.
The matter ofbuy ing ,afs was deferred
until next meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-12
LOCAL MATTERS

...,.oa fair, clearing weather, co.dcr'
viuds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-12

THE OPERA HoUsE.-The Lillian Kenne-
dy combination commenced weeks en-
gegement here last night, presenting as the
opening play Cases Troubles" The APP
pontments were excellent, and the large
audience present pronounced the cast equal
to many OF the more pretentious companies,
the play being given with strict attention
to details. Miss Kennedy is pretty, grace
M, enG an artist iu her sphere of comedy.
Sac was ably supported by Mr.. Kelley and
The carefully selected company. Tracked
Down" is announced as the play for to-
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-12

PoR sALE-Two PooL TABLES, with cues,
+ ivory balls SC To cash purchaser they
will he disposed of cheap. Address r, this office.
febl2 Ivy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-12
Al. Unusual Clearing Sale
OF
ryG0OdS, u0tiOls,&C,
AT
D. BENDHEIM'S.

Having closed my business in Danviile, it be-
came necessary to ship the stock hero With my
already large stock hand, this has naturally
overlooked me, and in order to dispose OF have
Diet rmined to mako
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-12

TRADE.-A meeting OF sub
l1ARp OF 'rso,z} Board OF Trade was
ae'7 % ii The Council Chamber last night
+. 5ed :. .nJ attended, representative
va 70, > business industry of the city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-12

The District Grange Of Northern Virginia
will meet in this city to morrow.
]. E. Powell, OF Anacoatia, has purchased
James f.. Haley's farm, near Oxen Hill,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-10
EDWIN BOOTH NIGHTLY PUZZLED.
ONCE UPON A TIME he HELPED KELLAR PIC
rro u.p,, ~ ~ .rNurrSNs

ONCE UPON A. TIME he HELPED KELLAR PIcB
UP TABLE BY MAGNETISM.
Kellar the miraculous, tells story on Edwin
Booth.
"Mr. Booth came on the stage one night" be says
10 see me do my trick Of picking up table ana
swinging IL my head by simply placing my hands
on the top The table in question had been standing
over the footghts for nearly hour and 1T occurred
to me that II was Just about ready to fall TO pieces
owing to tho melting Of the glue. had previously
driven two tacs in the top, leaving the heads about
quarter Of an inch above the board so that the two
slotted rings wore on my fingers could easily slip
over them. That's way have Of picking UP tables
by animal magnetism
HMr Booth was deeply interested that invited
him 10 place his hands above mine 50 that might
life the table together. He agreed at once, and when
gave the word began TO raise his slowly Mine soon
began to follow fetching the table with them. When
we had lifted It about ten inches heard an omnous
Look out, Mr. Booth said. with all the agitation
could muster, you full OF magnetism that the
table may DO unable 10 Withstand II BE careful lest
it.shOuld fly 70 pieces and hurt YOU
I" The warning had scarcely left my lips when the
glue gave way and down went the legs and frame
with clattor, leaving the top sticking TO my hands
" BY dexterous movement pulled out the tao KS
and throw them away, and turned the slots In the
rings between my fingers so that they could not be
seen Mr.. Booth was nightly puzzled. He didn't
business was entirely beyond him. dare say he IS
etii In he darks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-10

~, h,u, Tho enthusiasm reached such height
,Ia+ M Dadabbai. who is fluent, proclaimed
himself the messenger Of good tidings from
the Tbirtv-seyen Millions of the British Isles 10
tho seven times Thirty-seven Millions OF the
nrincoe and peoples of the great Indian Empire
When bubble has been blown to this SIZE
/, commonly bursts, or some rude person pricKs
~. % hubble can be saidito be pricked Inc
r,,do oerson under whose touch this DadaDhal
brhb1e has collapsed is none other than our Irehu
Cir Tenel Griffin He is not, says SiF Lepei'
representative person, whether In England OK
in India. Mr.. Dadabhai, if you believe Slr Lepe+
no more represents the people OF lndia 'h"n
polish lew settled in Whitechapel represents
the people of England. He is Parsee' member
of small foreign colony, probably OF oemiuO
hin .sottled in the west of India. Lord Hpon
smoke of him as an eminent statesman one VI
the most eminent living statesmen, sald the eA-
vioerov, with a touch of Orientalism due, no
donbt m his long residence in the Orient, ana
his passionate sympathy with oriental races
He is nothing of the kind, retorts Sir Lepel
He was Prime Minister Of Baroda, but Baroda
is State of little account, and Mr. Dadabhal hau
IN cease being Prime Minister because the duues
Of governing even this poor little province were
too arduous for him. The Parsees are aIens 10
the people of India; less sympathetic 70 onelh
than the English themselves, and Will not eau
or drink with either Hndoo or Mussuiman'
II has been said before that the term olacK
man. is not in India itself term OF reproach-
Exoeot some of the Anglo-Indan papers, there
Is no. authentic evidence that anybody there
cared twopence for what Lord Salisbury said OF
Mr.. Dadabhai. But the effect here is much the
same as if they did. The Liberal party, how
ever, may yet find their black man white
elephant. They seem to be under some sort OF
nledpe 70 find him seat in Parliament, and that
is no easy matter. For the present however
he is still useful person, and the general cleo
ton is, by common consent long way on
When it occurs, we shall perhaps discover whether
the prejudice of English electors in favor OF Eng
lish candidates has been overcome. u. W. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-10
ne NEARLY DIED ON 4 MIX DIET
AND HIS IANpLADY MADE A PROFIT OF SIX
CENTS ON EACH QUART.

AND HIS IANpLADY MADE A PROFIT OF SIX
CENTS ON EACH QUART
When do you 70 to bed ?" DR.. L. Duncan Bulkley'
the noted specialist, inquired Of his patent
about a m"
"when do you get upi"
About noor.'
when do you eat oreakfasti'
about p. m.'
"And dlnner?'
Anywhere from 80 to e.'
And support"
About 80 a. ms
What do you eat for supperT
Ham and eggs, or bacon and eggs or beef ana
beans or lobster salad a Welsh rarebit or s'eaA'
or some country sausage, or whatever happens 10
strike nv fancy Sometimes sup al Deimomeo -
sometimes at Sandy spencer's sometimes at Del
monico Hiichcocks and sometimes at the cluo'
Poor fellow, no wonder you arc Ill But wen
try TO bring you around all right VIC" O's'' "
recommending milk Diet
put doctor. milk doesn't agree with me'
How do you knowl'
GIVE tried it,
How did you try itP
"WIth crackers, or oatmeal, or zwieoaoh' OF s'h'0
thing of that sort' .,s.,.
OF course it didn't agree with you. You couuh
expect IL 10 dos under such circumstance ~,
hesidca being YOUR doctor I'll be your friend, ana ten
You what i DO. III CouNlhND ~" '''' :
medicine-something doctors are seldom guhS VI
drink quart Of milk every night before going !" oeu
drink IL as would so mrch water u IS al VI. ~.
I naed between dinner and breakfast ana hiiu 'n"'
NV mind Is clearer, and that am aoie 70 10 nv.
and better work It than on any other ioou- =.
am very careful not to let so much as eruhip VI
srsad mass INV lips while enjoying milk supper
The smallest particle would spoil the entire enec'
NON token alone in this way will agree with ALMOST
49,, o,.. : Go home and order your milkman 70
800 Quart every morning. Don't drink II TOO
coldn ,, .to ,arA
He lived at boardingnouse anu .ius'0s ~ .aar,v
lady implicitly She ordered the ni'ih' @''N .,,,,.
burst himself trying 70 drink quart q. 80 hi
II came in frht-jar marked, This ootuo mus ~
.r.sho1, and roturped.s After tendsys struggle he
e,ccee1eo IN becoming so much Of calf thai ne eouu
n,t. a quart where IL would do most good "lthou'
personal inconvenience discomfort Iheh nv 49,
- ,ro;y Eat He patronzed the penny SO
weghInq machine every day, Win mu.usi saa ~ r.
to himself and the proprietor Ana 'ho h"''0 - -
duncan Buckley was blessed a. ..o.,,y rsobness
But by and by the milk iost rs sans,4es were
and he began 10 fall of. It's ant-fat pI2PersSSs bs
such that he soon reduced 10 Ro osin' lie bai
was ashamed 10 weigh himself 10 PuD''cch chalk lains
and drowned under a stable pump Jus HV snd
kept the household 70 sia s,d p Ate HWY
alarm. He began to believe he should orc ,ebboyiue
ono night he was taken bad that heisnooi,ttnh
doctor was called In Being sensible au1 ranb
man. this doctor began All Investigation OF ~ I
business which resulted In the foiowbB Ia ~,
me pafignt was 10 cents-io cents quart enc hso
supplied pure milk for few weeks; aier WVa IN,
nnrfhssle were made Of cheap John arouh1, ~. ~
corner who manufactured an ar,Sc S III ~ soul h
maize n neat profit Of 6 cents on each bottle
The patients life was saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-10

the stald conventional butler In serving
the daintes from her attractive table. Madame no
nero is such popular mistress OF the Mexican Legar
ton. that people at the Capital are hoping that
civil service is in existence IN Mexico, IN az ieast inc
diplomatic branch Of the Government
An ex-Mnister abroad, who was as popular In the
Northern capital where he represented our Government
as In his own birthplace showed his appreciation Oh
the honors bestowed upon him by marrying the daugh-
ter Of one Of the high officials Of the State, beaufu
girl of eighteen. The Honorable Minister was as
proud OF his lovely young bride are all men OF
fifty who are fortunate enough to have married q
girl st in her teens and most of the honeymoon was
devoted 10 teaching her the English language, OF
which she entirely ignorant The lovely hstie
foreigner learned very rapidly, not only what she was
taught but every word that dropped from the ups OF
her husband who would occasionally very naughty
things lust to hear her sweet mouth repeat Them
That this was uhwse he learned to his sorrow one
day. when on presenting his wife to old friend ana
schoomate. she said
"ohl Mr.. -, how do you do7 1 am, indeed
glad 10 meet you, for only the other day heard my
husband say you were the greatest bore In Washing
ton"
Mistakes Of this kind are always occurring here.
hear that the charming little wife of foreign MIN
Ister confded to Attorney Brewster. who had
taken her out at State dinner at the White House,
that she had had bully dInner.'
have been tempted to clip the following delightful
bit Of gossip from the columns of The Baltimore
SUM:
"a lady who dined lately at the Executive Man
sion found her gale riveted on Mrs. Cleveland, who
was opposite her. Turning TO the President, near
whom she sat, she made hattering remark as TO
Mrs. Cleveands beauty. The President quickly re-
Piled: 'Yes, she is beautiful but as much people
admire her beauty, 1t is to nothing in comparison
10 the lovelness OF her character In all my life
have met sweeter more amiable woman
see so little Of her that begudge tho hours wasted
out Of her presence while am at my desk So that
at these dinner parties have ordered the floral deco
rations put low, so that at least can look acrQss
the table at her.'D
All OF which reminds one Of Sam weller's famous
epistle which he closed :" Your lovesick Pickwfck."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-10
A COOP STORY OF LINCOLN

Washington letter IN me Cmcago Ne"S'
There appeared in a Washington paper the other
day the following advertisement
Wanted-By . gentleman and wife, old residents
Of Washington, half pew or two seats IN 81 Jonh
Episcopal Church; best OF social references gwen.
This willingness TO give social reference 70 secure
the privilege Of worshipping at ST. Johns Church re
minds me OF afstory OF President Lincoln. one gay
during the war young ohicor called upon him TO
secure AN appointment in the army, and brought
with him letters OF recommendation signed by all the
II r. VS. In tho District of Columbia There had
been no application for Office before President Lincoln
so strongly supported by the arstocracy ana turning
10 the Young man he told him that he would give him
the appointment, and handed him back his papeEs:
Don't you want 10 place the papers on file" asked
the ofceseeker. al supposed that was the CUSTOM"
Yes that IS the CUSTOM said President Lincoln,
but YOU had better take them with YOU you might
want 70 Join ST. Johns Church"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-10
RArHER CHEAP BID.
From The MInneapolIs JOurnaI.

From Inc hIUDtdVOHs JVUkII~''
An amusing little story regarding one on INC yoI tnss
members OF the lower house has leaked out AZ a.,
that however much embryo statesmen may aehy , ~
public that they like 10 500 themselves &c tcir
hearts that sort OF notoriety pleasing 10 them
other day tho aforesaid member met reporter n b1r
Saw said he. confjdentlally " do you know what
the politicians have nicknamed Inc y
No what is it7S said the reporter. as, ,,.,.,o,
We they refer ia me as the keen little politician
from county! You might use ths eAp'oSs'o"
in referring 10 me in your paper some time.
81 Will, Tagepled the accommodating reporter.
A half Rur later the member found the IsI lt
in the headquarters Of OF the senatorial cahaa.s'
The keen little politician sldied up 10 the news'
paper man. slipped something into his hand theh leil
he before the recipient found out That lau Dee
given him The reporter was amazed when he opened
his hand TO find In II a crisp 50 bill. -,
IL not only surprised but angered him. no huh'eu
up the young statesman Instanter. 49, -.
Here, take back your money! said be. cahn0t
take brIbc from you or any one else; especishy
not from you.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-10
rnE onEERFuL LIrrLp BOY.

Arlo Bates m The froVluohoo "ourhai
The small boy Of Back Bay doctor has a nurse
who reioiess-tf she rejolces az a-in the name Of
Emily Emily IA of somewhat hrtatious DISPOSE
ton but she makes an especial point OF being afraid
Of lhe mem The other Afternoon when the bov
came Ia from his walk tho mother happened TO be
aWelI.S she said. ayou have good rosy checks
Where have you beenIp
cup 10 tho IRE house" he answered.
He win go up 10 the engine houses Emily ex-
planned. There are so many men about that 1
q Yes mamma tho boy continued, cheerfaliy.
ave went up TO the fire house; and saw nay Gre
man and Emily saw her fireman, too.b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-10
HE EARNED HIS BREAKFAsr.

From The Albany tGa) Press.
A dirty tramp called at the house of q. bethlehem
,,tdovT living alone, about o'clock In the morning
ana offered 10 saw wood In return for breakfast.
The woman eyed him suspicously. Are ye hungry ~
She asked "Yessum, hungrier nor bear" "Well,
honntIfIll meal At its conclusion the tramp arose
and took up his ugly looking bludgeon. "Ill keep
v eves wide omen tight' he said, grinning and IL
I'see a man as wants ter saw yer wood for his
hrcokfast I'll give him yer address, Then he
onened the door and walked out.
w We had gone but few steps when he heard the
r,dnyy's sharp voice calling halt. lie turned with
sp oatb and saw a gun pointed squarely at him.
THE widow ordered him 10 come back He came
back and sawed not one, but two cords of wood,
killed and pucked two chickens, whltewashed the
expected that no win not repeat the visit in a
hurry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-10
TOOTHPIOKsJ
From The Boston Transcript


az Pr desires OF the Listener that he shall lead
reforrnatory crusade against the tOothpick and asks
Can it not be truly said OF the toothpick. lc to-
bacco that the decline OF good manners IS owing To
its use How Is the abuse OF tho toothpck 10 be
stoppedq II Will Soon be, II II Is not already, Ma
tional disgrace was at q small country hotel where
we were like a family. Two Englshmen stopped
few days After dinner as we-stiil fingered at tho
table some one passed the toothpicks. indeed
believe they wero on the table An Is this an
American ostom7' said one OF the men, taking one
could not blame him, and could not protest there
but wanted 10 Scream The Englishman was very
near right IN assuming that the placing OF t0Ohplcks
upon the table Is an american custom.
1t Is an exceedingly unpleasant custom, and is
fortunately, the Listener believes, disappearing bb-
fore the progress OF gold breeding Good breeding
by the way, Is not modern improvementl But
&c is, nevertheless exceedingly common. There Is no
effect without cause, and no doubt tho American
abuse OF the toothpick Is due to the excessive prev
aleuce OF dental carlos among the American people
But there some forms Of disease that are worse
thar other forms and though y may require certain
amount OF stocisn TO dispense with ioothpicAs on
all occasions. 10 is degree of stoicism which Is due
10 our fellow-beings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-10

One OF tho most agreeable hostesses In Washington
Is Madame Romero, wife Of the Mexican Minister, and
though here is misleading foreign sound in her name
she Is an American born and possesses all the charm
OF person and manner which make our countrywomen
the queens Of any drawing-rooms they may enter.
Madame Romero is OF medium height with llghtbrown
hair and earnest blue eyes, and there Is sincerity In
her manner Of greeting the people who go TO SEQ her
that carries the conviction every emo that she Is
peclally glad 10 see them. Tho rooms of the Lega
ton beautiful and more brilliant scene can be
imagined that an afternoon reception under It's hos
pItable roof With true tact Madame Romero
has as her assistants the most attractive
young women in society, who nperseds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-10

President Cleveland seldom relaxes his dignity
sufficiently 10 indulge himself In Joking or in laugh.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-05-30
c. ?. Tracy / Co.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State of West Virginia, county Of
= Logan, to wit:
At Rifles held in the Clerks Office Of
1.-the Circuit COURT Of said county on the
first Mondayjn May, 1889.
James l.. Deskins, ct al