davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

WOODWARD LoTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
COR nth AND Sis NV
TUESDAY. Aueusr 20, 1859.
CONTINUATION or OUR SALE OF
YANKEE NOTIONS
Fiat silh LAcer. yards long. % and $40.
Linen Corset LAoers, 8 yards long. Sc
Round silk Dress Laoers, ~ yards long. loc.
Fla, silk Lacers. 3yards long IS and 800.
Round Linen Corset LAcins. lie. yard.
Elastic Corset Lacers i and CSC.
Dress Reeds. with elastic, &c per set
Dress Reeds, without elastic &c. per set
Madame Louise" Hair Curriers'. long and
short 2 for Sc
Taylers Best English Pins. l2 and lac;
Book Pins los
Imperial Jet Pins. loc boz.
Tayier's Black Pins, Ice box
kirbys Black Pins. l2e.
Mourning Pins. Sc box.
Emories. loo
Button Hooks. 6. 2. s, 10. and 15c.
Sill Cord in good cOlOrs, 8, 10, and l2,sc.a
yard.
"Vassar" Sleeve Holder. 1oc each
~Parmela" Cuff Fasteners, loo pair.
Shoe Buttons Sc per gross
Bone Buttons, large size, CSC per gross.
Bone Buttons, small sire. zoe per gross.
Agate Buttons, 3. 9. Z. s, o and loc card
Bachelor Buttons soc. q box
Button Rings. l5c a box
Tafeta Ribbons, lSc. piece Of 10 yards.
Flannel Binding. 3, 4. 5. 9 and &c. yard
P1llow-case Studs, 5, 8 and &c. each.
Bang Nets single, cap shape. &c.
Bang Nets, white cap shape. loo
Roberts Gold Eye needles. &c. paper.
Darnins Needles, &c. paper.
Bodkins. lie. each.
Fedora Dress Shields. 81. 25. 90 and $50.
pair.
Goodyesr's Seamless stockinet Dress Shields.
IL. 81 and 25
Double Nainsook Dress Shields. IL. Il. 10
and lsc pair.
Single Repellent Dress Shields, IL. IA. 10
and lsc. pair.
Bssting Cotton, 500 yards. on spool. 30.
White and Black Cotton Tape. 80 yards in
piece, 1sc.
DupleI Carriers, 1sc.
Dull Jet Hat Pms. 1c apiece
Bright Jet Hat Pins, lie.
Cut Jet Hat Pins. for &c.
spull Jet Veil Pins, Sc. dozen.
White Hat Pins 1c.
Milward's Best Scissors 42c 70 SIC.
Our Clocks are manufactured by the New
Haven Clock Company. With and without
Alarm, sl.15, sLe5. s225 and s. Every
one warranted for one year.
DRUGGIST sUNDRIEs:
Here is brief mention Of Q few things we
keep in our Druggist sundries Department"
To get q fair estimate of the extent Of the stock
multiply enc item by ten.
Nail Files, Nail Polishers, Nail Enamel and
Rosaine.
Whisk Brooms 15c
Velvet Brushes. Soc
Clothes Brushes, &c.
Combs, to 75e.
Hair Brushes with English Bristles. 25c to
sl.75.
English Bristle Tooth Brushes, 5 10 30c.
English Bristle Nail Brushes, sc. to s1.5o.
oxydize SILVER Sets. $3.50.
Calders Tooth Powder. l5c.
Oriental Tooth Paste. 34c.
shefheld's Tooth Paste Ice.
Thurston's Tooth Powder, Ice.
ChauIois skins.
AL Sizes in Sponges.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP
Cor. llth and sts NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

JESSE JosEs s. C9, 90.
GT0NFEcTIoNkks, FINE PAPER BOXES.
81. PR X Id E1ssd States
Mnte for descriptive price list my14eo78t
TNo STOUT PEOPLE.
Advice FREE. How TO Reduce Weight without star.
a1r met information sent sealed on EsceSt of
jy30-tu.th, sat-12t 10 Park place, New York
Aye! verify. and with that degree Of intensity which
keeps US always in the
LEAD.
Even the casual observer has not failed to note the
fact that we have many
FOLLOWERS.
About two weeks ago we starteda
SPECIAL PANTALOON SALE
And Immediately thereafter the TRADE with surprts-
ing unanmity. followed in wake thereby indoors
ing our methods, which all know to be immensely
popular with
THE PEOPLE.
Our maenanimity will not permit NJ to do less than
eondoie with these sef-styled and self-proclaimed
Leaders 90 over their ignomnious failure to defeat
our plan even after we had shown our hand
And here are other nuts for them to crsck-if they
can.
MoHAIR COATS AND VESTS, SILK STRIPES,
AT s197 FOR COAT AND VEST
&vins to the purchaser of So OF on each Coat and
Vest.
Handsome and Stylish Silk and worsted sui,s worth
sls now 20 at
us ASUIT.
Our $40 rs. s11.5o. sI2eo aud s13.75 Cashmere
Suits have been reduced to
$3.50 A SUIT
Those Beautiful 90 and SO. SO PantaIoons are sellino
rapidly at
g. so A PAIR.
are also those styl sh and Durable Atwood Scotch
PLAID and Tweed Psntaloons at
42.7S PAIR.
Youths. Boys and Childrens Suits at prices in keen
| Ing with those shove quoted.
| VICTOR L. ADLER,s
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE IN
| o25 and 900 9TH st. NV
| Corner Massachusetts, avenua
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
| Open Saturdays until pm
| Of5ce Coats, Stripes aud Cbech. nm 81. Hs,a.x
Esdnesdsy. and Friday mornings tin 10 o'ciocE
/ 1880 ~~'Ss kul6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20
PnrcEs OF LADIES, BLAcx Hosx.
Fast Black Ingram Cotton Hose;

Fast Black Ingram Cotton Hose;
Quality No. 1. No 2. No. 8 No. 4. No. 5. No. g.
Price,. 25c. 3oc. | 45c. | SOC. 6Oc zoe
Extra sizes for Stout Ladies.
Quality. No. 1. No 2. No. 8. No. 4. No. 8.
Prices. .........I soc. Csc. | 75c | S5c e5c.
Fast Black Isle Thread Hose:
Quality. ..........l No. 1. Noe. | No3.
Prices...............l 45c. l. Csc. 75c.
QGality............. No. 4. No. 8. No 8. No. 2.
Prices. $50. | CSC. Ell s125.
Extra sizes for Stout Ladies':
No. i. No. 2.
Prices. Csc. 81 20
sy Ribbed Hose in several styles well O. plain,
many of above prices
THE PALA1s ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20
HEADouARrERs FoR Hosiery.

This statement is made very deliberately and with
due knowledge Of the meaning Of the phrase. Head
quarters for Hosiery because the stock and variety
the largest and most complete in the city, and because
direct importation and cash business enable the
offering Of better qualities for the prices than the
credit stores
That the Palas Royal IL Headquarters for Hosiery
is well illustrated in FAST-BLACK HOSE The Va
riety Of sizes in itself an illustration The tiniest
Of babies and the stoutest Of stout ladies' the girl
woman the boy with big feet and thin legs the men
who 9inch 1-inch socks, all be fitted and
fitted properly.
RELIABLE FAST BLACK HOSE Hose that II
they stain the feet clothing do not wash per-
feet black. the price pad promptly and poin-ly
Dmded. BUT MORE THAN THAT: The reliability
Of the Palais Royal Fast Black Hose is made ap-
parent when compared with the Fast Black Hose that
DYED AFTER WEAVING Such Hose, while
they be Fast Black. will generally into small
holes. The Palais Royal Fast Black Hose ARE YARN
DYED tdyed before weavng), and therefore more
durable than the majority of makes.
You should now be able to properly appreciate the
price list below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20
SPECIAL SALE Or HosrERY.

SPECIAL SALE Or Hos1ERY
This advt is written Saturday Morning august 10
but the Special Sale is for Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday August 10. 20 and 21.
The autumn importation of FAST BLACK HOSIERY
has arrived butt since the buyer does not return from
the mountains until Monday. August 10. it was
thought advisable not mark the prices on the new
goods until then may expect for August 49, 20
and 81 many better bargains than quoted below
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
{Contpued below1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20
MEs.s EAsr BIAcx SOCKS.

MEs,s FAsr BLACx SocrA
The High spliced Heels VIII b welcomed By msu
who wear low shoes
Cotton rs. IS and SOC. . psir.
Lisle IS and Soc. pair.
~ Do you think these Socks can BE- ether than
FAST BLACK when we here promise 10 return the
price paid IT, after wearing. you ind them not abso-
lutsly Fast Black.
xHE PAI.AI5 ROYAL
4 LIaNER
Cor. 18th I'd n AVA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

''Wrrcoxr THr CoxIsa-Sprzr
THE PARTING"

The Shoe Department IL beginning to tnes
with fall The styles that viii prevail In early
sutumn are coming along, few Of them at 10
ume-as fast - We can take care Of them. But
we are not through with this season yet Those
of you who are buying for ''right-sway" use
will find dollar most - good as two IL spent
with W. You will agree that its better to
sweep the decks clear of each seasons stock
and price has To do IT. There's no use sitting
down thinking about it. It's time wasted. We
Just launch right in, and II "cear out" Is the
word-ouf thev're 10 90. So, ladies. If you want
Q pair of Oxford Ties or Slippers you'll
fnd thst the last lift has been ripped of-snd
quality aud price don't stand in ratio at all.
Wen Just take one line of Russell oxfords - an
nlustrasion--we've had Grade all summer ct
s1.es that you've worn and hked-sl.5e IL
where we've landed them. This is fair guide
for you to go by. Take our reputation and
vuITuSHce ~ tOu 1uuTbHee-oout iet ene
prices we're quoting stand in your minds for
qualities-for there's much that's inferior
around town selling for considerably more.
Don't forget, either, that some Of these fan
cier lines of slippers will come into play for
.dress" use this winter-then you'll be sorry
you didn't pay q little more heed to what we
were saying at this time
Our shoe buyer advises US that he's tapped
soitsfed-we're sure you'll be-with ,ptat well
show you next season-and at the prices wen
show 1t to you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20
PHILApELpHrA Store

PHLADELrmA STORE
VIII offer one more lot Of the Ia
dies Zine Lawn handkerchief. hem
stitched and revered borders: they are
sold elsewhere at 1--we. our price Sc
3O-inch B4ilste. Price Was Be d.; now
6l4c.
sateens Price was l2lS and 1 Sc now
loo.
Bargains in ladies' Summer Skirts
Mems White Dress Shirts, special good
value 1t Doc. linen bosom. collar aud
wrist bands; reinforced fronts aud yoke
back; the best value for the money 10 be
found.
great bargain IN Ladies' Corsets: will
offer balance OF stock Of Common sense
Corsets. Price Soc; price to close.
Doc
DR. Warmers Summer Health Corsets.
Reduced from Sl..5 t. SOC.
Chldrens Corset Waists reduced te
Csc.
MATTISGs at Cost to close
CARHART LErDY.
au17 s2s 7thst. and zoo st. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20
En- afs e " s sSs s SIS
b BEE ~ / ouJp MN NM ssss
IS, e. :. N sHHs# N +
ssss I'm HIN Il 80
a a Hill ~ a a !.
4 n Nh i Nh UU ILL
ct. Is: ##ESE III e. ::
COO ILL 90 ssss II i Nm Coo
sssss A 4 + T. f.
ssss 4 ILL EEE -

The nearer we draw to the frst of the month the
greater the bargains that are put on counters
We've had many . sale during many years In
Washington, but never have offered goods cheap
Is In this In evrey department you viii find bar
gains that are sure to interest you
We call special attention to lot OF odd pairs and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

Souvenirs Or SPECIAL SALE
During August le. 20. and 81 a Spool 200 yards)
of Fast-black Darning Cotton will be given to each
customer.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
{Continue5 belowN -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

BELTS
FOR LADIES',
BELTS FOR MEN,
BELTS FOR CHILDREN.
All sizes in stock
The Silk ones, with snvered-snaks Clasps ere "a
CENTS.
Extra Width Silk Belts only 30 CENTS.
Our Canvas Belts made of the Best Materials
only. though we charge no more for them than is
asked for the inferior eooda
They are 10 CENTS.
CHATELAINE BAGS
made Of Suede Leather. with oxidized Silver Trim.
mings. The coiors are Mouse, Copper and Gold
They'll not be here long IS the price Is only IS
CENTS. SO they will go with rush
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
See space below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

= GRADES OF BLEACRED COTTON, TIC, 7Ac
- and SIC; Outing Flannel Remnants 6A #, 3. SIC
kAuFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION, .24l aud
1243 18th Sc. aul7-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

Advice FREE How TO Reduce Weight without star.
vetlon dlet Information sent sealed on receipt of
-FOUR stamps. E. LINTON.
Uoo-tu.th, sat-l2f 10 Park place, New York.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-29
rLoRIpNs ELEcroRAL YorE.

The time for the returning Of the cleo
toral votes from the various States ex-
pired 40 midnight No messenger from
Florida has reached the President pro
te0pore of the Senate with the vote Of
that State
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-29
BY TELEGRAPH
CTS ATLANTIC NEWS TRANSMITTED
OVER THE WIRES.
SFRTOTC STREET RAILROAD
STRIKE THRE1 TENED ~
BROOKLYN
lanai. lrn,.. ali IniI.fa
reports from All Points.

New YORK. January - The sentiment
at all the meetings of street railway EN-
plOves tonight was favorable 20 a gen
eral tie-up in this city, owing TO the re-
fusal of the companies 10 make an agree
mcnt for the coming year lhe linal ue-
cision was left 10 a meeting of delegates
90 he held az O'Clock in the morning
The employees of the Second Avenue
line appointed committee tonight TO
wait on the officers of the company and
demand s. per day Of twelve hours. II
refused the men viii strike.
BROOKIYN, y. y, January 2S- While
some new employees of the Atlantic-aye-
nue. road were being transferred this
evening. under strong police escort,
from the Office TO the stables, mob OF
several thousand men blocked the
way 40 Tweniy-third street, and skir-
mish resulted, the police charging the
crowd and using their clubs freely, While
the rioters threw stones and other
missiles Several on both sides were
hurt. but none seriously. The crowd
was finally dispersed There are grave
fears of serious riOting tomorrow.
NEW YORK. January 29-lt is under
stood that the meeting of delegates and
employees of all the roads has ordered
general tie-up 10 take place
early this morning IL is stated that
the Tie up was ordered sunday, and to-
nights meeting was merely 20 perfect
details. The hour named . \. NJ.
A tie-ur of all the surface roads IN
New York and Brooklyn has been order
ed 10 take place early this morning
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-29
They pIared Him a Trlek.

"There are some mighty mean men in this
town. said the tramp, as he met an officer on
Woodward avenue the other day during the
piping storm
Whats happened nowl" quiried the officer.
"Why, saw a loose sign over store up
here, and went and stood under it in hopes
it woud blow down and give me a knock
Had it done so the firm would have been glad
70 settle with me for S25"
"And 1t didn't blow DOWN.
"Oh, yes it did; but, you see, the house
got on 10 my racket, and as / stood there the
porter came out and ordered me of He
said was obstructing the sidewalk, and that
he'd have me run in. hadn't gono thirty
feet before the sign blew down. did sup
pose that the farmer who kept a Bogardus
kicker at the gate and dog in the barn was
the meancst man on earth, but these city
chaps 90 him one better
Its sad, - sighed the officer.
"You bet it is, but III 60 down street and
see If some coachman won't run over mo and
make "a quiet settlement. Detroit Free
Press
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-29
PETERSBURG
Suspected Murderer Arrested - Naval
Cadetship-PcrsOnal
Spe, tai 10 the TINES.

PETERsBURG, Va. January 2s.-The
police have arrested a negro who gives
his name az John Ford lie had been
seen in Chesterfield county for several
days, and as his appearance tailed eX-
actly with the description Of the negro
murder who is wanted in Castor, y. c.,
he was taken into custody yesterday
Chief of Police Eanes and one of hls oili-
GERS made the arrest The man was
brought To this city and confined in Jail
here pending the arrival of an officer
from Castor.
Congressman Gaines has naval
cadetship for some bright young fellow
in the Fourth district who can meet the
requirements of the Annapolis Academy
He has requested three prominent gentle
men OF Petersburg, so it is understood.
10 act as a board, and the members will
pass upon the merits of the applicants.
Ii is expected that the appointment will
be made at an early day
Mr and Mrs. ! VI Butt, of New York,
who have been spending portion of
their bridal tour in Petersburg, returned
home to-day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-29

John W. Crawford and VI G. Wingfeld
delegates TO the national meeting oi
clubs in Baltimore on February 2sth-one
cOl0rcd and one white.
Several Of our citizens have invested
largely in the stock Of the Florence,
Alabama, boom, lately put on foot by
Mr. c. I. Smith, Rev Mr. Hawthorne
and others, among them Mr. G.. ". But
ton and some Of our largest capitalists.
Some of our citizens have also gone TO
Florence TO engage in business, and
among them are MIR. Joseph Button, for
merly Of the yirqiaiqA Office
All of the new industrial enterprises
in the city are progressing very fayora.
bly,, and with the brightest prospects Of
complete success. Since the falling-o1
in our tobacco trade in manufacturing.
private capital seems 10 be flowing very
freely into other branches of industry.
which il is thought is a good thing for
the city and sign for the future
The marriages in our city last week
were numerous, and ome of them bril-
liant, while the death rate was less than
for some weeks before.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-29
THE AMERICAN PEACE SOCIETY
Discusses the Panama Canal the samoan
troubles aud other Matters.

Discusses the Panama Canal, the samoan
Troubles aud other Matters.
Bosr0N. January 2S.-At a meeting Of
the American Peace Society the names
of J.. $. Tobey and Rev r. b. Howard,
of Boston. Warren A Reed, of Brook
yn. and Rev George w. Cutler, of Bal
iimore. were added 20 the list Of dele
gates 10 the Paris Peace Congress next
autumn Interesting foreign CORES
pondence was read and replied 10, and
resolutions were adopted congrat-
ulating America Canada and Eng
land ON the recent absence OF
causes of irritation regarding the fish
cries. and ON the increase of iriendllncss,
indicated by projects for commercial and
political union expressing sympathy
with the efforts of the French repub-
lie 20 maintain peace, and hope that
The Panama Canal If completed, Will
Doe free 10 peaceful commerce of the
world: fayoring settlement of the
samoan troubles by negotiation or arbl-
tration and the maintenance of the neu-
trality treaty between England and Ger
many. deprecating the continuance OF
civil war in llayti, to prevent which was
one of the objects of the proposed Con-
gres- offAmerican States az Washington,
and expressing hope that America will
not initiate the European policy OF large
and expensive military establishments.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-29

Uncle Rastus lwho has caused the arrest Of
his wife for assaulu-"I want 20 ter glib it TO
her, jedgei glib her de limick ob de law. Dis
amt dc fust time she 'saulted me.
Judge-Im afraid, aunty, l have 10 fine
you $40
Aunty-Wen, yo' honah, amt got iO
cents.
Judge TO Uncle RastusD-Itll be SlO Uncle
Rastus.
Uncle Rastus banding over the money
with a bewildered look, as who should say,
This may be right or this may be wrong
All right, jedge; dere's do money. TO wife
as they leave court together 80 Oar, ole
woman, trus' dis yere sperience IL larn yo'
a lesson what yo' won fergit "-Harper's
Bazar
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-29
ALLISON AND "HALLISON."
and Mysterious Conference

A Lengthy and Mysterious Conference.
INDIANAPoIIs, IND., January 2s.-
Senator Allison left at y o'clock this
afternoon for Washington From the
time of his arrival here yesterday until
bis departure he was not ont of the liar-
rison domicile. and all callers were de-
MED admiuance. At o'clock this morn
inc the gas was burning brightly in the
library of Gen. Harrison's residence and
breakfast was served at g. 1t is pretty
certain therefore that not more
than four hours were devoted TO
vest and the other eighteen passed
i'm indianapolis by Mr. Allison were
given 20 Cabinet consideration When
The senaor reached the Pine-sireet sta
tion this afternoon for the purpose of
leaving the city, he was surrounded by a
number of newspaper correspondents,
but he positively refused TO say any
thing regarding his visit to General
Harrison.
"My conference with him was strictly
private" said he "and / can say nothing
about nothing at all. And an empha-
sis was given TO the last words that
showed him 20 De in earnest.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-29
nereloninc American Literature.

Scene. the office Of Sharkers Monthly The
editor is at his desk. \ young man with
roll of manuscript IN his hand enters.
Young Man with proper deference)-Are
you the editor, siri
The Editor (condescendinglyl-Yes
Young Man ldifiidently)-l have a story
here which | would like 10 submit for your
approval, sir.
The Editor coldlyl-Ohl a storyi
Young Man-Nes, sir.
The EditOr-A short stOryi
Young Men-Nes, sir.
The Editor with gentle sarcasm)-four
first effort, presumed
Young Man-Oh, no, sir l have written
several Others.
The Editor-And where have they been
publishedi
Young Man-They have not been pub
lished yet, sir.
The Editor-Ha indeed Wei tho fact
Is. we make it a rule not 70 publish anything
by any one who has not published anything
already. The standard Of our magazine TO-
quires that our authors should have some CO
lebrity, you know.
Young Man Qoftily)-Ah, indeed Wen,
sir going, shall call on you again-"hen
am celebrated.
The Editor-That viii not DO necessary
When YOU are celebrated will call on you
Lies.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-29

heard a pretty good story Tuesday. II il
one Of George Slaws0ns. He SAID that Q
friend Of his has bright ray Of sunshine, in
the shape Of q pretty little daughter, who,
Ike most children, says some funny things
Not long ago tho little one, after having
been very quiet for a few minutes, asked her
mother if God knew all things
"Yes, he does was the reply.
docs he know all thar you or me doesp
YES, think be does
MA, does he know all that am going 10
thinkp
Every thought, my dear"
GLOW does he know it afore l think iti'
And the little one looked up innocently and
terribly in earnest. 1t is not stated whether
tho mother answered the poser or ot.-De-
trOit Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-29

4 lady, who was accustomed 20 solicit for
several charitable Institutions, the other day
met a well known miser from whom she had
never been able % extract a cent
During the course Of the conversation the
lady mentioned that she had seen his portrait
az the academy.
"And you didn't ask 1t for a subscriptionf
que. ed the miser, who was fond Of his joke.
"Oh, thought il useless, calmly replied
the lady, "the portrait is 50 thoroughly like
YOU judge
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-29

Reginald Young who has been very atten-
tive during the EVENING" wonder, Miss
Mabel. if you would consider me impertinent
should ask you the old question:
Hiss Mabel greatly agitated-Oh, Regi-
naldl This is 20 suddenl I-l-yes, ! vii
listen TO you, Reginald
Reginald-Well, then, have you read "isob-
eFt TlsmereW Atlanta Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-29

POPLAR BLUFF, Mo, January 2s-A
steam boiler exploded in the saw-mill OF
r.. NJ Perkins, Saturday afternoon, kill
iDg three men and fatally injuring three
more The entire mill and one hundred
feet of shed attached 10 IL were blown
down and portions Of The boiler were
carried three hundred yards Judge
Stramert and Mr Robbins. two of the kill
cd and some of the others we're passing by
and stepped in just few minutes before
the explosion Lack OF water in the
boiler caused the disaster
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-29

Ambitious Mamma-Ethel- didn't ] sec
young Mr. Ferguson paying particular at
tention 10 you last evening at the partyi
Ethel-Yes, mamma, but l snubbod him
efectuany before the evening was over
Mamma-HoTor Of horrorsl Are you
crazyi
Ethel-Not 40 an, mamma. Not this win.
ter His father is an ice packer
Mamma-Yes, but he makes artificial ice.
daughter faints Chicago Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-29

MONEY TO LEND ON FIRST
vi MORTGAGES CITY Of RICHMOND on
GOOD MANCHESTER REAL EofAIE.-Ws
have he following amounts.
klU.ttOat q pei cent. three years or more.
ShlOiatG ler cent. three yelrs.
$500 per cent. three years.
Sltto ~ b Ier CClt. Two or three years.
xrDj at q per cent two wears
FRANK ID. hill & co,
Real Estate Brokers,
jae7-tf 6nOuh Eleventh street.