davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

REEDS CnILL CuRE does its own talking,
and one trial is sufficient tn convince tie mos
pr, juIiccd that its large sale ard popularity
are not dae to any particular mode OF adver-
Using, but are due alene To the merits of the
ine,iicine. IL is a perfect aniidota for all
,nalaria poIson--cures chils qnicEly. Foi
sale by Chas T,icle. M4-3m
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

Mrs. Youngwife-What is this cloth
thing, George, that locks like the leg
Of shruuken pair of trousers Mr..
Younswife-Why, that's my gun case
Mrs. Youngwife-O. yes. one of those
things they call guu-breeches.--
Burlington Free Press.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

Remember the day for the meeting
at the Experimental farm. Thursday,
the 9th day of June. At this time
something can be learned that may
be of advantage to you next year If
not at the present.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
The Verdict Unanimous.

W. d. Suit, Druggist, BipPus. l"d '.'>''-
lies II can recommend Electric lu'"f> 80
the very bes, remedy. Every b"iil' ~nld has
given relief in every case. One ma" 8" ''i
.oules, aud was cured o: Rheum9ri -'n "t }
years sanding Abraham Hare. rt"ga'-i,
Beliville, Ohio, ai!irms: The bc-' >''llin,
medicre have ever handled in my "a yea"~
experience, is Electric Buffers" )l'n-n"'i1
or Others have added heir testimony, :" hat
the verdict is unanimous that Eler''ic Bites
do cure all diseases OF Tho Liver, It"ys or
Blood. Only half dollar boo,iie ~ DR..
S. Bcaz'ey's drug store
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
MsEl.ee': WINE OF cAspu! for female diseases

Love is a nightmare with one foot;
Two clildsen with one bun,
Two corns upon q single foot,
That hurt like sixty-onc;
Now if from corns you will be free,
Aud no longer pain endurh.
Go 10 the nearest dtuggist an get,
{. C.. &. Certain chill Cure, Sold and
guaranteed BY DR. J. S. Beazley and +. W
Thomson. Iue22-lm
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
SIIERIFF'S SALE.
David Todd, vs. Thos. !. & r. {. Holly.

Order Of Seizure aud Sale Nc. 81.
IN 9th Dist Court Richland Parish ,L'",'s'a' Il :;
By vir,ue Of The above de,rribr! WI. ~.
me directed viii offer for sal. ~ tie Eat
door Of count House IA RayviIle; Ia GA
Saturday, June 22nd. 1851,
" ithm legal hours the undivided OLE iinh IT,
icscst Of rhns. ! Holly IN end t" fi.r tli""
ing described lands, South half OF S"u'h BIT
Sec Is, North Fast qaTrtc' and .f"r'h rat
quarter of North we-i quarter anu i-"r' h"i'
south east quarter section 7, Wet h"V e
north west quarter aud South hal of No.
Eas, quarter section 3 I. 10 Il !" t".'.
coulaing $40 acres more or less. s,",'-ff o..
Rcbiand Parish. together with "''r sra III
improvements &c thereon.
Terms Of sale Cash with tie iom IL q.
appraisemeu,.
Sheriff. Office, Si'rn.
Rayvilie, Ia May 18th, 1889, a--';'
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
I'OScy County Heard Ercnz.

Mt Vernon. Ind, Dec. Sjh. 1885.
had the regular Wabash chill nj various
times for nearly five years and Irird dIlfrfer,
remedies tom which derived ii'te benefit.
purchased rwo Hotties Certain Chill Cuie
rom w Il Fu.as Il Co druggists of Mounl
Vernon. AMI cured myself and child perma-
nenil.' RI the disease Sod and guaranteed
by Dr. ) Beazley and Z " Thomson.
lnnt22> I'm
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
A1yiretO Mothers.

AIRS. WrNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP should always
be used when children are cutting teeth. IL re.
lieves the little sutererat once tprcducesnntural,
quiet sleep, and the little cherub ''bright
as a button" 1t IS very pleasant to taste. 1t
regulates the bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrhoca, whether arising from teethirg Or
other causes. Twenty-Five cents u bottle.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES observation-disclosures

Clod Hopper will please write with
ink If possible, next time, as many
words were rubbed so that our printer
had TO guess at them. Correspondents
would save us a great deal OF trouble
by writing in a large bold hand and
with ink.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
Three SIGNIFICANT Facts.

Why you should use Dr. Mendenhalrs
Aguc Cure: First, Ii is purely vegetable and
perfecriy harmless. Second, II is pleasant, To
take and will agree with the most oelicaie
person. Third, II costs but 50 cents a bottle
aud is guaranteed to cnrs-equal to any doi>
lar medicine. sold by DIR $ Beazl-y, Ray
Vile; > W My,ice, Girard. jne22-lm
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
Time s'.ics.

D. not waste your ii'ne and health on o'ier
cures when vod can possibly get bottle OF
the ja,tIy rcIch'a'"d REEDS Chill uEE. II
) worth IL, wci,hl IN - id 10 the afflicted. 1t
Is a !afe, sutu. certain. positive and wonder
iul cure for ch,iis. towers and Gen2ue. Fol
sale ly Cha, Illche. Ml-3m
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

HERMAN KAHN has male large
reductions on his already low prices
Of all kinds If Summer goods. A
call will convince you of tho superior
attractions offered by this House.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

From Dock Hillman, who lives on
the Lynn place, we learn that it has
rained almost every day for two
weeks.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

Everybody uses compound ani honey OF
tar for couahs, colds, Group AMI whoopirg
cough. Il is the best known cough remedy
aud will cure quicker Ihan ANY other taH
Tor our FANNY IroniIes' which explains
il Sold by all druggist
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

The prospects for sweet potatoes
is fins if cur people will embrace the
opportunity of sitting out plants this
wet weather.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

Tie Couescns Lirbtuing Linament for
,Ii-rLon. rug>hone, SPAWN, pole evil. f."
,.ii ttttor "a ne hack. wounds and bruises
aud Won Will bay no Others. Sold 10y DIR }
S Beaziey, Rayvii,c, aud +, W. Thompson
Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

"yever wait: unless il he too late Hunts
C,,e vuarau,s cd to cure "Skin Eruptions in
,,, II. various forms. Sold by J. S. Beazley
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
SUCCESSION SAL.
State ~ Louisiana, /
Parish of i,ichIanJ. {
.:Tth Drsteict Court.

Succession az II. L. Nickers. decca Ned
TsY vsine Of ani ~ uiiriirocr ~ su "cir'
al >,i. issued hy the Er"s.ri,.r .1;h
bi>ii!clCcur' ~ amt i,F r.ie iHtI-i % Hir.ti'in-
Az, iu me lie und.r-'aaed At,hinI,iiarriX ni
,ad s,.cces>.an q rccic,i. wlt'aiei tor sa,e ~
rul,iir auction in front of the store ibu-e IL
the tnwl oil AFRO, parisi. of Eichian'i, State al
Louisiana, on
Thursday,the Goth day of June, 1889
the following described property b5ionglng t,
The >aii sacsessi"u, 10 pay debts to-wii
Ali the Stock OF Gcnds and Accounts, a. pei
lisi furnished on day o.: sale. AFRO one mule.
Terms Of s2le--Cash with benefit or inven
tory.
L. Y. VICKERS,
Administrators.
Joue s,b .Iss9 sA2asa
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

The gravel train comes along every
morning going east with a chin OF
flats a quarter Of n mile long.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

On Tuesday morning We had beef
At tha market house. BY the way.
from the crowd after beef, it seems
that n regular market could be kept
mp now.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

The surveyors Of the New Orleans,
Natchez and Fort Scott railroad were
at work down near the Lynn place
this week.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

Please don't take anyones word for u, b'
ma. t,bea,hauys Chill Tonic and see how
r,;.L Won will be cured '..G,mra,.tead.' Sold
1wT. S. Beaziey, and F.. W. Thompson
Delhi. 'eP'
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
McE!ree's Wine of CaYdui

and THEDFORO'S BLACK DRkUGAT are
for sale by the following merchants in
Ricl.lani parish:
DR.. ] :. pcaa'ry, Rayyillr:
f.. ". Ttom,on Delhi:
s. n. Gibson y Co, g fari
.luur23 i.u.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

The grass since the recent rains.
is very fine IN this vicinity. Grazing
is as good as we ever saw it. Stock
OF all kinds are getting fat in the
woods.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

TIE palpit. the bench and the lar recom>
mend Chra.hams cLil' Tonic the finest
antipe nnsiic in u-", being tree hom poi-ou
and guaranteed. uelj-2m
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
Try sLAcK.DaAucAI tea fox Dyspepsia.

Some Of orr young men are rat-
ronizing the Shreveport Steam Laun-
dry.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
Religious Directory.

The first Sunday in each month is the day
or the Bnp'srs st Rayville.
Rev. Mr.. Miles will preach here on The
fr.t sunday in each month.
The 'ifd Sunday in each month is the
d|v Tor the Presby,crians, Rev d. A. Camp
bell.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
Benevolent Orders.

Regular communications OF X. T. MEG nre
L"'"e Nc 200, +. & A. Masons, second
"Wednesday in each MONTH"; T. Balfonr,
W y. W. l.. Oliver, Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

Emerson is seldom sick. when their bowels
,,,. regular and never w>il when they are
irregular. Bear this in mind and seep yoS'
bowels regular BY an occasional dose az .
f.,r;rk.s Pills Sold ty Dr. J Beaz1cy.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

Almost every day for two weeks
there has been rain in this vicinity.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

We have received Something to
Read" for July. II has many in
fex@sting stories in it.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

Regular services of Methodist Fpiscopa
C'iufch ,Soutii--Second SUNDAY ia each month
Rev. j. F Patterson p. c. Rayvile Circuit.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
LOCAL ITEMS.

Some sickness in town this week.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

Yon cannot afford to live
without a newspaper; get the
best, The Timcs-DemOcrat of
New Orleans - Daily and
Weekly. 1t has the largest
circulation.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
The Rayville Academy closed here
Friday, June Dist.
MsELRsEs WING OF csanuI for Weak Nerves

"Don'i trust 20 lack, = hut rub on n l';'le o.
Hunts Cure for Itch. letter, Rrgworn -
Ezema Iurelj- I'm
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

P. FaJoar Lodge No. -, Knights o
Py;k az Gets every alternative Tucsda,
night. S. Sun,ineiIn, L. c.; T.N.Rhymes
K of RAS =.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

If YOU ask what is the quickest, hest and
saf.,s, chill Tonic, the answer will invaraby
lie. My friend use Chea,l,am's, il Is pleasant
roo. and guaranteed. joel5-am
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

GOOD COOK WANTED.-Appiy al
the REAcoN Office.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

Who wants good Sewing Machine?
r;p sill v,:her of the following machines
cheap ~ cash or on easy iefms:
lia.f,.,.d Wheeler 4 Wilson
IL" If Avery Machines
O.e Emrdge b. Apply 10
WILEY 7. MANGtIAM,
~; ST. RIA, lille. La.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
!: ::Ds73AcreS

Vr tDUJ IN = y TUN : = fif.!
FINE TIMBER ON THAT WHICH Is
NOT IMPROVED.
Tti. large body of land will be sold for the
EXTREME Low PRICE OF 81 80 per acre
CASH. Title good. This land is situated
on the v $. & P. X. r, and would be al
excrl,rn, location for settlement Of inmi'
.rauis II is now projected from overflow
AMI a large percetase Of il eau he broush
in.n cultivation.
F'og particulars address
WILEY l.. MANGiAN.
,3ri-.t i,d,s .ir. La
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
ne;y. WINE OF cAa0uI, Tonic for Women

An old lady Il, Bnrkc. Texas, who had
recu troubled with chronic diarrhota for over
Fl teen years. says ,l.at ChambeGlain's Coic,
Cholera aud Diarrhooa Remedy did her more
rnoi Than all the Other medicines she had
eve, used. Mr.. s. !. TraodweiI, the leading
merchant, OF the town. vauchcs for the above
statement. For sale by DR.. j. ). Beaziey.
.'Hc shook. aud he shook, I'LL his shaking was
chranr
He ,hen housh, hottie Of Chea,ham's Chill!
Tonic.
He said to his friends though a shaker Of
ylre,
Thanks to the c. G.. Tonic, I'm = shaker ~
more ne j-2m
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
notice.!

Noise is hereby given TO all 'ax-Tayers'
t,ar r.r surg of al property wall be opemr"
l,r ii,.,,rctinn and correction for the term Of
~ da,s. arsin.ng June 10Th. 1859.
y. X MclN ToSH,
: .sySsIr.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22
NDsfrOyUsc Persons

And those troubled with nervousness resulting
from care or overwork will be relieved by taking
BroiCn's Iron BiftprS. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed red lines W wrapper.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-22

s<s3e slAck.paAueMr tea cures CONSTIPATION
Democratic messenger., 1889-06-15

Notwithstanding the cold nights
corn Is growing mpIdly.
Democratic messenger., 1889-06-15
The Mound nnII,lers.

Mr.. Gerard Fowkc has, in n recent
contribution. given another blow &c
tho old notion that the mound builders
Of North America belonged to an
ancient and extinct race. Messrs. Lu.
clan Carr and Cyrus Thomas have
long held 10 the view that these inter
esting earthworks were constructed 10
American Indians. The evidence u
this effect is overwhelming. and few
advocates Of the old view have cndeav.
orcd TO make head against il. Mr..
Fowkc adopts the hypothesis OF Messrs,
Carr and Thomas. abandoning the no
ton that there was anything in the
way Of racial difference shown by
tho construction Of these earthworks
Mr.. Fowkc also criticises another
opinion concerning the mound build
cIs, which was 10 the effect that they
were very much more numerous thar
the Indians Of this country at the time
of its settlement by the whites. Mos
Of those who have made a careful
study Of the ground will also feel dis
posed Ia agree with him in this criti
cism.
The fact appears To be that our In
dian tribes, at least in the Mississippi
valley, were few centuries ago rather
mere sedcntary than they were at ia,
time when they were first seen by the
whites. have myself had occasion
10 note tho fact that during tho mount
building period the buffalo was mo-
accessible 10 the aborigines, that bcas
at that time probably not having made
his way east Of the Mississippi river
When the herds Of this animal became
abundant in the Ohio aud upper Mis-
sissippi valleys. the people appear 10 I
great extent 10 have abandoned agri
culture and botaken themselves 10 th,
easier support which the chase Of thi
creature afforded them. There l
hardly any doubt that the aborigine
Of North. America were Of substan
tally the same race and with mucl
the same habits as our we'll known
Indians. IN. s. Shaler in Boston Her
aid.
Democratic messenger., 1889-06-15
ODDS AND ENDS.

A million pound bank note is kept at
the bank OF England.
Street swcepcrs run by motors are
being constructed for surface roads
run by electricity.
Il is estimated that there are 3Gj col
legcs in the United States, 4.S5G insti-
tutions OF learning and 65. us students
in them.
Protractcd experiments in France
have been made with the potato with
view toward more abundant yield
Of starch producing roots
France is the greatest snuff comsum.
ing country in the world, using l., 900
OOO pounds year. or an average OF five
ounces per capita.
II is estimated that the magnificent
stalactitc cave lately discovered near
Rcclcrc, Canton Bcrnc, is about 5000
meters long. 600 broad. and 1 10 %
high.
Dean Burgon once ended an ami.
mated sermon witli-''and so Jonah
was lodged in tho whales belly,
where, my dear brethren. we will
leave him until we meet again mex,
Sabbath"
lie. wells bc abandoned; they are
injurious TO the eyes. especially those
Of Grape and those which are spotted
or figured. 4 veil should never be
worn, except to protect the eyes from
dust or sleet, and then for as short Il
time as possible.
NJ. Zola is now engaged in studying
railway life, for tho purpose Of writ
ing about il what. no doubt. he sup
poses will be great" novel. In pur
suance of this object he rides on loco
motives.
As afforling some idea Of tho
amount of light gold now in circula
ton in London. il is stated that ~
Gently iinancicr accepted fl,0Oo
largely made up OF half sovcrcigns
and, on the amount being weighed al
the bankers il was found To be shor
by si9.
When Turk dies, the legs are tict
together and the arms stretched b,
the sides. The burial takes place "a,
soon AS possible after the death. TIL,
corpse is handled very tcnderly. MS III,
Turks believe any lack Of Tenderness,
would bring the curse Of the dca'
mans soul upon them.
4 medical school is TO he establishc,
in connection with Johns Hopkins
university and Johns Hopkins hospi
tai. So far. $S0.0 900 Of the $lOO,0O'
fund for the relief of the universit,
has been subscribed. The other SEQ.
600 will soon be forthcoming.
During the last year the number o
female riders Of the bicycle has won
derfully increased in Philadelphia
Twclvchnonths agotherc were less thar
dozen ladies in the city who coul'
mount the wheel, but now the mum
ber is certainly not less than seventy
five, and is steadily growing.
A workman engaged in removing
bodies from an old graveyard in Sal
Francisco found in collin. containin,
the remains Of u Chinaman, one of th
$50 gold slugs which were coined an,
put in circulation by the san Fran
cisco assay Office in 1852. Thinking
the piece was Chinese coin, the maj
tried To sell il Ia contractor for I!
The latter refused 10 purchase the slug
and, when its true value was 500
after discovered, the finder said h
would not sell it for SIS.
Democratic messenger., 1889-06-15

6 commission nlutbants.

Farmers and truckers may ship their
produce to either Of the following houses
with the confidence that they are shipping
Ia good, reliable men.
Democratic messenger., 1889-06-15
Skin Cancer,

Swifl's Specific has cured cancer on
my face. ani has almost made young
man Of me. T. J. TEArE. Wacissa, Fla.
A servant has been afflicted many years
with cancer on her nose, which resisted
all treatment. She has been cured entirely
by Swift's Specific. JSo. HIT.
Thomson, Ga.
Swifi's Specific has cured my cancer,
which was very bal. am now in fine
state Of hcaltli-ncyer better. have gained
25 pounds since began taking Swiit's
Specific. II. :. BRADFoRp.
Tipponyillc. Tenn.
A young man near this town had M
eating cancer on his face. which had de
stroyed his nose and was eating towards
his eyes ASS last resort put him an
Swift's Specific. and il has cured him
entirely sound and we'll
MF. CRuMIcy, N. d., 0glcihorpc, Ga
My father had for years an eating can
Ger on his under lip, which had been grad.
ually growing worse until IL had eaten
away his under lip down To the gums,
and was feeding itself on the inside Of his
cheek, and the surgeons said horrible
death was soon to come. We gave HIM
nine bottles oi Swifis's specific, and he has
been entirely cured. W. u. LATmRor,
South Easton. Mass.
Swift's Specific is entirely u vegetable
remedy, and seems to cure Cancer by for
cling the poison nut of the system through
the sore. Send for book ON Cancer and
blood poison. mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawer ,. Atlanta. Ga.
Democratic messenger., 1889-06-15

Cape Charles has new paper This
makes three papers now In Cape Charles.
The new candidate for public favor Is
called the Caps Charles Headlight We
wish them all success.
Democratic messenger., 1889-06-15
TO MOTHERS.

Every hahe. should have . hottie of DR
fAHhNEY'S TEETiIINO SYRUP. Perfect.
~ safe. No Opium or M0rphin mixture. Will
relieve Collie. dripping IN the bowels aud Pro-
mote DllllCult Tccthlng. Prepared by DikS.
fAlillNEi 4 SON. Harrrstoan, Nd. Drug
- Trial bottle sent by mail 20 cents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

Button. the great naturalist, one day
entertained % company Of distinguished
savants 10 dinner At It's conclusion they
all went out into the garden. fl was "a
very hot summers day In the center
Of the grounds there stood on O. pedestal
a large glass globe. which D. Of the
guests happened SO touch with hs hand,
when ho found. 90 bis ostoni-hment
that it was warmer on the shady side
than on the side turned toward thr sun.
lie communicated this discovery 90 the
other guests. who 80 once proceeded o.
verify the statement What could be
the oouse'
An animated discussion ousuod, in The
course Of which every imaginable law
OF physics was made 20 account for the
strange paradox 40 length oul scion.
lists agreed that it must be $50. owing O.
the laws OF reflection, repalsIou oi exc
hnlaii0n. etc. The hosl wss. however.
noi quite convinced. and, calling the
gardener. he said To- him "prar teil us
why thc globe is warmer on the shady
side than ou the side turned 90 Che SUM-
Tho man replied Because just noU ]
turned 80 round fot fear Of ils cracking
with ths great heat. -Gazet.- Anec-
dOtiquo.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24


III, ts3.
,s.
ts.o
IN ,S57
IN iN,5
n-,n.,,.,.
I'm 1904
in fS,s
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

Ing. "Miseric0rliai Misoric0rdia'' 70 Is,
therefore. not at OH surprising 10 read in the
details 0f the last earthquake m Costa kica
that thoro 81 universal terror and demoraiiza-
ton; for, as tho philosopher Seneca re-
marked ON he%convul.iou ~ BIS time. What
Is safe. il toe sllj earth itself cannot Ice
trusteif
Costa Rica Is in the very center Of the great
earthquake belt ~ the world for while tho
commissions are mos, common near tho equa-
tor, there "a one broad belt lying s1utheast
and northwest which Is peculiarly Iabla
From it narrow arms ~ disturbance extend
each way. ono runs down the west coast N
South America and another reaches north
west % san Francisco. But lay down on the
map O broad ruler. with the center on Costa
Rica, one end touching some 1D dess south OF
east and the other the Same north ~ west,
and Won viii mark out that part of the globe
In which earthquakes M the expression he
allowable ore natural and inevitable.
Tho Costa Hicau8 bad enjoyed six years Of
exemption. and the usual feeling of security
had grown up when, at 1870 O. Ord. ~ Dec 30,
the whole republic felt "a sllien shock, and
ehurches. palaces, bridge and dwellings feH
ia ruins In the oaptais San Jose, the mag
nilcent cathedral. which was ten years in
construction AND cost sl.o00.01 al the gov
eminent buildings and presidential palace
were thrown down. The loss of life was SUIT
prisingly small, considering that tho shock
and ruin were general throughout tho
Try, but the earthquake came no ON hour
when no ono was iu the churches Or other
rsIfIaf rHf.nne AND rINat ~ fH. U4nrIn IIrn
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24
DAUGHTERS OF FVE.

Emma Abbott IS snow tas voaltitr repre-
sentative ~ nus.cai or dramatic art. not
only 30 America. bat in tho world
The erouni. ~ Osborne are 80 well lalI out
that Queen Victoria can take d dlivoo eight
miles m l.om without eaiae outside toeroyai
gates
Miss Victoria stuart Mostly. tho year-oid
daughter oi Col John S Mosly is now
almost entirely davoau. herself 60 literary
wor,
Mrs. fI.oF Chance. o. Polk county. Ark
isrputel to be- l2 years DID, Size las a son
who i. 81, and considers her eaauc, good for
several year, yef.
Nine ToFal.u,Sa 20 nrom rho French
institute recently awarded The grand prize IL
mathematics. i-a Descendants of the luxurious
Matthias C%orviu1- Sing OF Hungary
Empires Frederick, OF Germany. must OBJ
tain the permission OF beg 'on. ODE emperor,
before She can accept tbe 100000 be
queaihei ter hy taa Duchess ~ 0aiherA
Tb, Du.. ot Hatiaai. aboi $50 constant
contributor io efslal magazines. bargains
.or Der pay a- closely a- amy ordinary literary
hacs. Ouf af iAa' slo earns Size send. 20 ono
of tas london asylum, Sos fhe bllna
Ai-, Jane Ia.me.. uao dlel n l,s5. be-
queathoi $4,000 30 tae public charitable lu-
situations o. Pttsburg. which was 50 vel
invested that it has already doubled. ami Boz
a few years wll Do sweiIed 20 100000
Mr., Potter has a it'll, daughter who is
said 20 be clriously like her, ami "a gossip says
that before she orders a now stage dress She
gets smaller elition of it made fortho child.
and, If She ike. fhe eTact. orders ono for
herself
Miss Olive schreiner. otherwise Ralph
Irons n 0tnorwiro the 8urhor n The story
n am African Farm has nearly falshed
another novel L is said 20 deal with the
question Of ideal marriage much in the spirit
# Tolstoi
Mss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland is said 10
have bought property 10 Florida and TO con
template the building Of "a cottage there.
where she nlay live through February and
March, and thereby escape the hardshipa Of
another BLIZZARD
Miss Mary Fuller, daughter OF the chief
justice, has made a sensation in Washington
by her toilets She wears no modern costumes
for evening dress She copies the styleof the
directory or affects The short. helted waist
and pulled sleeve Of the empire.
Young women who can swim are at pretent
IN demand in New York an entsrprliDg
dime museum manager proposes 70 get up a
lot Of swimming contests between women
swimmers and is going TO oG9 prizes for
these whe San stay Ia the wetsr the ionosSe.