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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-20
OFFICE { WAREROOKB MEYER CLOSED.
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

TIHE VICTOR MINING COMPANY, 81 COR
i poratiGn. Location0f principal office and
place of Business No. I'll Wasatch building, Salt
Lake city Utah. Location of works and mining
property, Tintic mining district, Juab county
Utah.
NOtice-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock on account of assessment
No. l, levied on the l4tE day OF October, A. d.
1889. the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders, as follows:
James Wilson, -------------- :, COS
Thomas 6. Wilson -----------5 600
II. N. Green 2. 500
Sarah A Green ------------- -----------4.OO 600
p. Z. Williams -------------- ECO
and in accordance with law and the order of the
board of directors, made on the 18th oar OF Oc-
tOber 1889, so many shares Of each parcel of
stock as may be necessary will be sold at the
principal Office OF the said Victor Mining com
pany No 81 Wasatch building, Salt Lake city,
Utah, on the S0th day Of November a. D. 1889
at the hour of 10 O'Clock a. m, to pay the delin-
Quent assessment together with the costs OF
advertising and expenses of sale.
HYRUM GROESBECK.
Secretary Victor Mining Company.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Nov. IA. 1889.
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FOUND.

|1oUEDLEATHER1HAND sATCHEL, CON-
4 tetnin8 some medicine, lady's purse, and
oouf certificate Owner may ind the prop
nv by calling At tnis otR0e and paying fer this
|sYeg5xses1ert.
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trains will run as follows:
STANDARD MOUNTAIN TIME.
LEGAL NOTICE.

Lathe Probate Court in and for Salt Lake Count,
Territory Of Utah.
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J. G. AND Fl. WAISUN
CELL ALL KINDS OF COAL. DELIVERED
- anywhere in the city at cheapest going
rates. Once in Hyde Griffin building.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN VIEWS.
LOsT. STRAYED on STOLEN.

EURIOS, UTAH SOUVENIRS AND Pr
" ture frames, at Sayage's Art Bazaar.
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In the matter of the estate of Albert Gregg
deceased.
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IN SUNDAY. FROM SIXTEENTH WARD,
" a light bay horse, two hind feet and one
front foot white. Branded blotched P on right
shoulder Return TO c. J. Mitchell, 1919 W.
North Temnle and be rewarded.
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HELD & JoHNsoH,s SILVER BAND.

q
MUSIC POR PARADES, PARTIES, ETC.
vi ONCE at room 10. Hooper & Eldredge block.
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TO RENT-A FINE, CCMMODIOUS ROOM
Il In basement of Salt Lake theatre, corner
first South and First East streets. Inquiry Of
l. n. Wells at city hall.
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WANTEp.--SITUATIONs-MA
WANTED-HELP-FEMALE.

WANIEU- HEIP-FEMALE.
YTANTED-IhIMEDIA TWO GIRLS,
w one for dishwashlng and one for waitress,
~ pos. corner First East and Second South.
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uBLYTHE AVENUE.

BOARD AND LODGING AT THE BLYTHE
ID house, at reasonable terms. BY john Gal
1achev~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
LEVAN & SONS,
MERCHANT MILLKRs.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ an application VIII be made ID the Gov
ernor OF the state OF Pennsylysnia on WE'D
Samuel N. Nyera. John d. skiiee. JOHN /.
Hastman. J: Gust Zook and J. Hay Brown.
ssso npsss ne Ass e e ae
provide for the Incorporation and regulation
or certain Sorporstions." approved april y
charter Of an 2ntendsd corporation ~ TO be Ss
called The Lancaster Trust Company " the
u e 4
by reason OF detective titles Hens. and incum.
ana in trust. and as security estate, real ana
personal. Guiding the notes. bonds. obliga-
ana ths ssme to coi
isct. aS51st: ana settle sell and dispose Of in
saty .nS "uoS prCe SSS On
q may be asreed ON between them aud parties
contracting with them; OF making Insurance
sponsibiIity ana 81 trust OF receiving o. Do
P0.is Tor safe r eptng, jewelIy. Iaate. stocks.
y q
q saecussf.. - sna . A sdm,nissrstor::, ,s: and Of
Sos with So
state OF Pennsylvania or OF the United states
os e the TIC
Gates OF stock, bonds or other oblieations OF
any corporation. a,socistion: man,eipality.
and managing any sinking fund thereof on
ing sole surety in any case here by law one
or moro suret,es msy be req uired TOR the faith
full performance OF any trust or ON - OF tax :
ing. receiving. ana holding any ana AL euch
ptecA Q OF real prop srty as may have been the
subject of any insurance msoe by such COM
pany under the powers conferrsa by their
charter, and the same to grant. bargain, sell,
convey. ana dispose OF in such manner e. the
said comr any may SEQ proper.
knd for these purpcsss to have, possess and
erjcy all the rights. benefits ana privileges OF
the said Act OF Al sembly and its supplements.
BkOWN HkkskL,
js-3tdru Solicitors.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
Anesasr ship for somos.

Orders hsve been sent to Rear Admiral
Chandler. commanding the Asistic station,
70 dispatch one OF the vessels under b's
command direct to Samoa, to cooperate
With the dset already on tho way. At the
present. time there sre only Two ships that
can b sent, the Omaha and the Marion. lt
u believed by the navy department officials
shet the Omaha will bs seiected. She Is at
present tue flagship OF the Asistic station,
e1d 70 commanded by Captain Francis v.
McNair.
the Omahs, . wooden cruiser, was rebuilt
ahout four years ago at the Portsmouth
(N. H.) yard. She 10 OF 2 400 tons displscs-
Snept aud has battery of ton o inch guns,
one Q inch pivo', one 60 FOUNDER breech
loadipg rifis In her main battery, with four
8otchkiss revolving cannon, two 80 pounds
oeooch loading rlfi "a sad two Gatlings in
her secondary battery.
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Married In SlAYliaie.

on Monday morning Edwin F. Adams,
Of Chicago, ana Miss Edith II. johnston
were married at tho residence OF the
brides sister, Mra Nellie Campbell, in
Carlisle Rev. w. B. Morrow performed
the ceremony. The bride was the recipient
OF many handsome presenta The couple
left on tour 10 Washington, Now York,
Philadelphis, and other places. and will
mako their future homo In Chicago. The
pair are well known In Lancaster. The
groom Ia . son OF J. q. Adams, one Of The
founders OF the watch factory. The bride II
the youngest daughter OF the late J. M
Johnston, OF the lNTsLLIaENoER, and Z
very ostimable young lady. Both hav'
many friends here whose BEST wishea they
have
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A. the Opssa Houss.

At the oIers honse fair.siEed sudien %
gathered last evening to SO comedy On.
titled "Casey's Troubles" BY Lillian Ken.
nedy's company. Miss Kennedy II tho
star Of the psrty. Sue 10 rather pleasing
soubYette and assumed no less than nve
characters. Alfred Kelley 10 the leading
man and he made considerable fun in 40
Irish character. Il. p. Sullivan wss very
good - Jack Ashton, . villain. Mr.. Sulli.
van 10 no stranger TO Lancaster people. He
formerly sppsared here with Atkinson 4
Cooks companies and established himself
% fsvorlte long ago The remainder ci
the company are iair.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
lssssiIssisn sfOmssrs /.

On Saturday evening last District Deputy
Grand Chsucsllor n. h Hen, sccompsn.f I'd
by Past CHANCELLOR samuel Skeep, d. l.,
Rotharmel and D. n. Good, visited White
Horse and installed the ofiicsSs Of Philoa
Lodge, NO l52, KNIGHTS Of Pythias, - fol-
lows: Past chancellor, J. h. Hugbes G.
c. J. N. Rove; v. O., 0launer p, Joseph
Henry M. Ct A, Samuel Hopper !. O.,
H. H. Clemson o. a., N. Hopper.
The visitors also conferred The third rank
on Esquire w. II. Lynch.
This lodge II not 20 large In numbois,
but In proportion 70 IL siss II one OF the
bsst financially In the county, being worth
e99o 4s, with cnly % membsrs
Tho visitors returned homo well pleasot
With their tiip and treatment while there.
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DhAThfS.


q LyAIs. Near Leaman Place. on the st
Inst Liizsbeth j. Ankrim, dsuH hter OF 10. iah
hnsriu, N. D., and vile OF Losert ). Ne
u9aiu.
he relatives and friends OF tho family are
respectful invited 10 attend lhs funeral, On
"wednesday Inorning at 10 O'Clock. setvic, !
held In the paiaiise rresb y terian church In.
torment ut old eacock &c ne.ery.
OXFORD Press please copy.
ksrr Jsnual 70. lss9. al Mountviiie Viz.
beth Men. agei "a y.ars. 2 months uLd 10 DAY e.
1ne I, latives and friends Of the family nIe
respec fully invited 10 attend the funeral.
from Eer late residence. NJ MountvlIe. on
"Wednesday morning At 10 O'Clock. ut tbs house.
Jnterment ~ family burying ground at Aoant
vile
oknsou. In This city on the soih inst, Daniel
Ckes,n, AGED n years.
ACtiet OF fanstN hsJoaltsr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22

laun1Spuno, Zen. 0-The pfohibitcyy
ouons ~ pepsed finally In the House
- - ~ o. ls2 to66 All The Lam
fnu6nev 0enbezs voted In the sfhrm.
~ l1cot 81 the Democnts vosed against
1 oo1fly I'll Tie Republicans for II
~ Do00oeat1o members q the House
Pl~DouoonnGo q opinions adopted reeolu-
'&n blnd1ng ony Ds0oofat on his vote on
- pcoA1batoey smsndmsnk
n Il ~ House petitions sigued BY thou.
- g people wsrs presented in favor OF
g1no peoAlbjtory amendment which Was
e|11s1Qusntly passed naally.
h bill for The government Of cities Of
- ohird olesa, known - the inteIsmuni-
: o1pal buis covering eighty psgeA was resd
'sIno GFas tine on apecial order, which also
1ovideo for passage on second reading TO-
nu10w end third reading and finally on
2assdsy next
=: Dills wsss introduced - follows in the
! 05use todeys
Es KanRnaDs Bcfkr regulating collection
& ~ 4xss ID borcushs and townships.
1fasahall, Allegheny, aushorjzing county
3SDonlssioners to levy IN additional mill oi
o8 Tor funds for INDECENT soldieSs and
SGnilorA
s noblsou, putting oities containing more
>1an twenty i've thousand population In
& - second cisss
scott, Philadelphia, prohibiting collection
g collasssal inheritance tax after twenty
yearA
Poeiss 6chuylkill, requiring courts 4
Al1tsibuto patronage equally among law
! 3oFA
IAfsrty, Allegheny, allowing pool sell
NJ and bettiug on horse races withil
agricultural and horticultural grounds
0hsasr, Clinton, sppropristInga hundre'
: ohUusand dollars 10 rebuild Central Norma
4 school, destroyed BY nra
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
Fire 10 Mount JOY.

A large tobacco shed belonging TO
1eojsmin Eoerly, In the town OF Mt Joy,
- destroyed by fire thir morning. Tho
building IVES 100 By 80 feet In sizs and OF
frame. In 1t was ak acres OF Leaf tobacco.
The Ore broke ont about O'Clock, and, al
though the fro department OF the place were
promptly on hand, they could do nothing
Tae whole building was destroyed In .
short time. T. fire wes caused In this
0anpeH. A c0iored man In the employ Of
III. Eberly went into the building aI ~
GDg1y hour this morning, and made strong
1ro h the store. He then went away snd
~ building took fire from the asoye. The
l1ss viii be about e. SEQ.
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Acoxpuoron rArALLY IxJunxD.


q ussWooa n RDgsne and Uaboose.
Doth Legs are Bsohsn.
i COLUMBIA, Jan. ga very serious
soosldent occurred . short distance east Of
soae 80 unSrA This forenoon. The train In
80 - ,tbsw No. . was srpr0sching the
8 - - s,shen The train drawn by engine
Y - ..S with William Rogers engineer,
III Ito Il The hrst train had
Ned mp some what and the fisg-
u went back 10 stop the other.
= wos TOO late, however. Tho rear engine
l1guahod into the cabin OF the Sorwsrd train.
John q. Ryan, conductor Of the drst train,
end Patrick Welch, brakeman, were In
~ cabin when the engine struck Il Both
{ oAtempsea to escspe by the rear door, but
voro caught between the engine and tho
esbocaA Ryan was crushed just below
tno hips and had both legs broken.
He Wss also Injured Internally and will
atkely diA He was taken to tho switch
oshin Of German Hind Afterwards 10 his
home o. South Fourth street. Mr.. Ryan
Doabout q years OF age. He 10 very 40.
o1vo Democrats politicisn, being ASSESSOR
! a. the Third ward and member OF the
\ county committed He has wifs and nvo
ohitdseu. Although Welch was caught be
sWesn the cabooae and engiuc, hS escaped
With . few cuts and bIuissA
Uho boiler over the heating fur.
asoo Of tho Columbia Iron COM
ps1y's rolling mill sprung . leak this
morning sbout O'Clock. All tho water In
~ boiler ran ont in one.hslf hour. The
meu becamesrightened and . number left
ehe mill. The Furnaces 10 not working on
Y Ghin aooouut
y hsmmer flsw or the handle at the
q Aumbis rolling mill this morning striking
VIII Gable on the foot and causing . bad
b,uisA
The ray car Of the Reading q Columbls
railroad company arrived In town this
4 moening, when the employees received thoil
wags for December.
Thirty a ve yards Of carpet were chsucsd
Home. Tho carpet was drawn on ticke
A No 600. held BY Mr.. Hedrlck.
John g. Musser has isfs on Western
Trip, where he will visit number OF oities
with view Of permanent location.
The Kesley stove works will shut down
On "Wednesday night and will only rur
three days per week.
Wm. Smith, . young colored boy from
Philadelphia. was In town this morning
ond received . permit from Jacob SIine
poor director, for the slmshouse The boy
vss ct Harrisburg ON Monday and had hi,
! light leg badly hurt on tho railroad.
a meeting will DO held this evening d
~ house Of Miss Emma Sheath by nun.
bss OF young ladies' and gentlemen With q
9 vj0w Of forming social club.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
BEFORE the MAJ or.

Mayor Edgerley disposed Of fourteen
cases this morning. Five tramps were sent
10 Jail for terms ranging from 10 TO 20 days,
and seven lojgers were discharged.
Walter Hamp. arrested for raising dis
turbance at Reiker's saloon, was discharged,
tho complainant not caring to press the case.
Mike Faiiaba, tho rolling mill employe,
arrested .. his boarding house ON East
Chestnut street near Plum for disorderly
conduct, and who failed 70 appear for q
hearing yesterday, turned up this morning,
pleaded guilty and was discharged upon
pay ment Of costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
Tn, Fork 3 peschsotsom Railroad SOLD.

The syndicate who purchased the Mary
land Central railroad recently, and who, %
II was stated In the Ddtiy some time ago,
held an option on the purchase OF the York
& Peschbottom Railroad, have completed
tho purchase, making the first payment OF
$40, 600 January TO- 10 secure the road. The
two roads will be run under the same
management, practically. Thero orc
rumoTs thst the narrow gauge will soon bs
changed to the standard gauge.
Tho Maryland Central runs from Bslti-
more to Delta, where 1t meets the Peach.
bottom road.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
n Chicago Ghost.

Last week couple Of practical jokers In
Chicago made man Of white paper aud
sticks aud stood him firmly on q tin pan,
then they arranged Q wire clutch and ai
midnight fastened the scareorow to cable
of Chicago's rapid street railway. The
figure went sailing through the city ct
sorspipg over the cable slot made fearful
noises. The ghost came into collision with
Q horse ca, on . cross line and etsmpe
horses and passengers. Several policemen
fired at A..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
Meoh.u,c., L,br.ry A,,oU,s,,op.

At the regular monthly meeting Of the
Mcchsnics Library sssooiAtion. held last
evening, tho following ofiicers were elecud
for the ensuing year: President, II. X.
McConomy; vice-president, J. w. Byrne !;
secretary, Il, X. Baehrle; treasurer, q.
CAST; librarian, s. S Rathvon; library
COMMITTEE, =. s. Rsthvon, J. ID. Pyott,
Percy Carpenter, G.. u. Hegeper, J. w.
Byrne
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22

q lissse 0na Russa ~ Dssng Uasshs n the
onensng % MN.

sbsssisg % . MN.
On Monday Mary Ann gtauffsT, Q nine.
ysarold daughter Of Augustus Siaunefs
reading nssr Tefrs HUI, met With IN awful
death. She and her little brother visited
the mill Of lease Krsidss, short distance
from their homes and Immediately went
mp stairs 10 the third door. They
were mot seen for Q time end
finally Mr.. Krsldsr heard . noisa
He ran up stairs and found shst The littls
girl he'd bsen caught IN the shaitlug. She
he'd her neck and one leg broken and hss
head wss 20 badly crushed that ths braina
ooxsd from her cara. Or. y q. McConnt II
wss sent for, but he was Of no use o. The
child's irjuriee, the extent Of VII oh vert
not known at the time, were necossGi )
fatal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
Tho state Board Ct Agriculture.

On. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdsy
Of this week tho state board of agriculture
and delegates from tho several county agri.
cultural societies will meet jointly In Har.
Yisburg for tina transaction OF routine busi-
ness and the discussion of various topics.
In the hall Of the House OF Repres sntstives
ON Wednesday evening, the subject of
Misunderstanding sugar from sorghum in
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22

CEYoAeo. Jan. .e. RD O. m .-karket oraner:
whaat-Jan. sGkot FEB, s1oi March,
Ocrn-jsn.. Ssj<c; Feb. si,<c; Mar. Ss,fc |;
Oais-Jsn.. s4kc, reb- asXc, May. 2Tkc.
pork-Jans oi2 90; Feb, Gil S2ki Nay
e2e0
,srd.Jan. 90 s7x; Feb, % oj; March,
snort E,be-Jsn. 90 S.; Feb. % 70; March,
$50; May, 90 TO.
CLoeYHe.
Whsat-Jan.. s,c, Feb, e;Kc' Mar,
900 May, 8gfc.
Corn Jan. as Feb, SXc March, sbIsc
May, 26Hc.
Oats-Jan.. aikc Feb, a,c NAV. a7sfc
el2 23!k; May, O2 SIN
Lsrd Jan: .sS s!k; Feb. 10 %; March,
90 IS May, q Of
Short Ei6s-J.n;. WAo; Feb &c 40; Mar,
g AK % May. b1H.
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Rsli Kaam xnrlare.

jacob Gisssbrenuer, q csrpsn'er In tie
en- upsoy Of the Penpsyivsnia railroad com.
paay. while viking on fridge ON Mor-
oey aftaeroous msde . misstsp and fell 10
~ grourd. spraInipg his ankla He was
bgaaGhs 10 this city Gnt taken to his rs.i.
1onoA NJ. $50 Bigh street, where his
l1)uskes we're ailsldsd 70 by DR.. ii. +.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
Dss,h u An & ed citizen.

4 6suusl Fiickinseri died ycsterds sy morn.
1ag as bis home near Tore Hill, aged 50
yearA after . lingering illness. In
NJ younger days deceased was a droyer
oao BY bis occupation became widely
acquainted. He leaves vile, two daugt.
eDss ard ono sop. The funeral will take
place to- morrow at 10 O'Clock, with inter
nens ss the Evangelical cemetery, Ierre
Hul
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"rnis 4. the hoo, for sIs. /,

Don't buy your rubber boots until you have
seen the "colchester " vii h sole leather heel
This is the best nt,iDg and most durable boo,
In the market, made OF the best pure gum
stoek. This cole leather heel saves money TO
tbs wearer.
Don't buy your arctics until you have seen
the Colchester Arctic with outside counter.
Ahead of all others In styie and durability.
II youwant the worth OF your money try the
Colchester With outside counter. sold ut ! o.
tail by John Hiemenz, Eorlh Queen street,
Lancaster. Pa. At Wholesale by
n. B. sPAHR 4 SONS,
nlS-2md York. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
Third Distrsct lnstlluts.

Toe fourth annual session OF the tesoher's
institute, OF the third istrick will be held
n the Methodist church In New Boliand,
on Friday and Saturday Of this week.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
nlS-2nd
MARRfAGE0.

ApAss-JoHssToS At Carlisle, Pa, Jsn.
ua y u. less. by Rev. w. ID. Morrow, Mr. Edwin
a q ms, OF Chicago. III. ana Miss Edi h X.
ktop, "a Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22

r"'" O' wy 'HOF'HV 1n0 Evsufngs
Tbs house OF ID. u. Ksnoig, No. las East
James s,ree.. VIII be offer a ~ pubic sale ut
the HIsster Lolso this eva ming by Auc.ioneer
Hines.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22

HURNITURM OF EVERY DEsCRIP.
TlON selling BELOW COST at % East
ana supply your wants q Almost your ow =
pg1ooo. jsn2l ST.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-11
NOISELESS SLIPPERS.

These are intended for the use of
those who are nursing, or watching
with the sick but they will be
found to give great comfort to any one
who has tired or lame feet.
Rip the soles from pair of old slippers,
knock the heels off. and cover the soles,
on both sides, with thick wooden cloth
Excellent material for this. as well as
for the uppers, may be found in the
skirts of old coats. With the old slip
pers for guide, cut paper pattern of
the uppers or. better still. have a pat
tern of the right size cut for YOU by a
shoemaker. The pattern will be in two
pieces, the vamp and the quarter.
Cut two cloth pieces by the vamp pat
tern and four by the quarter pat
tern, taking care to have two OF
the latter right side out and two
wrong side out. From dark silesia
cut Innings to all these pieces
Close and press the seams of the cloth
pieces, then those of the Innings; then
haste the two smoothly together-seams
inside-and blinI the upper edge with
galloon. Now slip the heel stiffening
(saved from the old slippers up between
the lining and the outside. and catch it
there with two or three basting stitches.
Then sew upper and sole together hold
ing both wrong side out, and your slip
per is finished. Turn it and put it on /;
and if your feet are lame or tired you
will not be in a hurry to take it off.
Good Housekeeping.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-11
A BAR H1RBOR IDYL.

They met at breakfast--she as sweet
AS newt, opened morning glory;
And he little god" complete
4 mutual ''hit'-ihe old, old story!
His eager gaze his candid stare,
Said more than Harvard lip could utter
She read hi thoughts and blu>hing rare,
lngenuously passed the butter
They took pull up Frcnchman's Bay,
He at the oars, she sternly steering
Had Yale but seen his stroke that day,
Her face at each recover nearing,
A half forbiddng air it took,
But he, the mute rebuke defviug,
Cried; Pardon, but | always look
Where see Harvard's color fying."
They drove, Of course, to Schooner Head,
-Av, boys are bold, but maids are mock
ers
She with Manhattcn Coyness said;
''How nice YOU look in knickerbockers"
lie Redeemed, turned, She caught his eye,
Then with the reins his fingers fumbled
She touched his arm with half a sigh,
And-well--in fact. he almost "tumbled'
When eve had all her burners lit,
Down the plauk-walk they promenaded ;
Tie bats across their path would fit,
But bats that he disregarded.
The moon Ger lronhound shonc clear;
From boat to boat sweet notes were call
ing:
Yet scarce a whisper reached her ear
Save Lets 90 back the dew is falling =
Next morning saw them at the pier
The wary youth, the pretty sohemer,
Her sapphire ewes wrung out a tear,
And he reluctant. took the steamer:
The plank is drawn. the paddles whirl,
lie turned no longer to distress her
Well he secured an annex girl,
And She heguilcd Vale professor.
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