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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03

Thursday. evening, and continue through the
week, as follows; Thursday, "As You Like
IT." Friday, school for Scandal" Saturday
matinee, "Grctchen,n and Saturday night,
"Othello." The sale of seats will open on
Thursday morning at the Main street ticket
office. The opening piece, CAS- You Like
IT. Is acharming Shakospcrean comedy full
OF pastoral scenes, much of the play being
out OF doors in the forests of Arden. The
fair Rosalind is the heroine, bright, tender
and beautiful even in her disguise as boy.
All play-goers have seen the character inn
personated by some OF the leading actresses
of the day. and few there are who have not
well defined preconoeived idea as TO what
manner OF girl Rosalind was or should be.
There have been scoresof Rosalinds aud Miss
Wainwrights Interpretation of the difficult
role is charming production, which takesa
high place among those which are regarded
as the incarnation of Shakspoare's laughing,
loving comedy heroine. II is thoroughly
intellectual and careful study OF the char
acter, Mr.. James appears ~ Orlando, Mr.
Mosley as Jaques Mr.. Baokus as Tombstone.
The cast is as follows;
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Wholesale Dealers In Grain aud Feed.
etuna.

Wholesale Dealers In Grain aud Feed.
etuna.
Public attention IL called TO the feed and
grain dealing firm Of r. q. Buchanan 4
Co., No. 80 Front street The house has
ample storage facilities, their capacous
elevator being situated on the line OF the
Kansas City Railway, near the river blu1.
within the corporate Limits aud accessible
10 all railways entering the city. They
are ready nj all times 30 iil orders for hay
aud other feed aud grain; also pay especial
care 10 the filling Of merchants orders for
car lots 10 cash customers. A full stock OF
rd rust proof, black aud white seed oats
nov ON hand, In offered at low figures.
The long experience Of l.. g. buchanan 4
Co., together with their excellent facilities
Tor handling grain and feed, places them
abreast OF the leading merchants OF Mem
phis, and parties having business 10 trans
act Ia their line could not place Il In better
hanla
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03
WouderInud Museum.

The museum under its new management,
has become quito an attractive place of re-
sort for ladies aud children. In the curio
halls are seen the Boyton troupe of educated
seals and monkeys George Lippert, the
thrco-legged man; Leonard, the man OF Sam
son strength; Rose, the wild girl; the Caval-
Ter sisters, nlbnos the exposure Of the clever
delusion known 40 Sylyie, or the living halt
lady. In the thcator hall the Fitzgerald
comedy company give entertaining perform
anccs In the way OF farces and light comedies
The price OF admission is but 10 cents.
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oi,,er 10. u,ren.

During the Grst three nights Of the present
week and At "Wednesday matinee, oliver
d. byron aud company will appear AT the
Memphis Thoaicr. The opening piece on
tomotrOw-M Monday eycning-Will be up.
Per Hand" which will be- reproduced on
1ucs'lly night aud at the Wednesday
matinee "Wednesday night the INSIDE
Track will hc the attraction. The Upper
Hand u strongly dramatic and sensational
play. Among the ralisms introduced i q
span Of trained horses, a mako.hclicyo snow
storm and blacksmiihs shop and forge
The story u original aud interesting and In
The last act, a. IL should be on the stage
vice i punished and virtue rewarded In the
most approved fashion. The Inside Track"
4 another sensational drama, full Of thrill
ing scenes and situations The company IL
nid to be meritorious. Miss Kate byron
shares the hOnors with the star and effective
support Il rendered by Mis- Dclaro, Miss
Beun and Mcsars. Warren, sayler, johnson
and Others.
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PACIFIC nxpRnss COMPANY
Money Orders, Payable ut over 10000
Places Ia the United Statos and
Canada

Tho particular attention OF the public is
invited to the uncqualcd advantages Of
our now money order system.
Money orlcrs are sold at the offices OF
the company, Ut any business hour, for
any sum up 10 $50 Purchasers of money
orlcn arc not required TO all out blank
applications
Rates Not over s.. 3 cents. over s. TO
siO, : cents: over $40 to so, 10 cents; over
80 to 80, ~ cents, over $50 tn $40, 10
cents, over so 10 so. 20 cents
Our rates are tholowost aud the security
Afforded IL absolute Receipts are given.
aud orlcrs lost or delayed can be re-
funded without any delay or inconycn-
fence.
Insurance companies, cooperative ben.
eft associations aud business men gen.
orally will lind them great convenience,
M they can be deposited in banks, same
as checks and drafts, aud aw redeemed
through the bank clearinghouse In all
the principal cities. For further iniorma-
ton apply 10 any agent Of the company.
Onicc, ~ so0h Court street.
aaaa.a e=
Tnr skin IL cleared; Chappcd hands and
lima curad bV ustus HVlo
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AMu5EMgN rs


Tho Adams. lIanlon "lIc-Shc Him. Her"
Company gave two performances yesterday,
a matinee and nj night aud closed the on
gnrcmont Tho amusing nbMrdity. called a
paniomimic-comcdy, SECURED good audiences,
and served to entertain aud make people
laugh, and thereby served H. purpose Ia q
company j. composed ni a lot of lawmakers
Who do their work oxccllcnuy we'll.
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CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
REAL ESTATE.

40. 6.saq Rim the Chanurry Count II shelb,
county. William cash "a Aaf.n i'h ct al
~ virtue of an iuicf ocut1ry decree i0f ale. en-
tevd iu the above ciusc 900 tr ifih duy 81 February
10. ". u. ~. page ~ vill s1il. % public and
tion ~ the hiEhvt lf1Uf iu ir Int ui the Clcrh
and Masters nfilcc. I'd the Aaiu strcct enhance N
the court house Of shelby county. MemphiA Ten
nestcc, on
saturday, asa day Of March. 1880.
within legal hour. he f,liowing described prop
cry. s!tuaici In Mciapals. hncl1g ,oulty rchn.
tu.wit
a certain lot or parcel OF isnl known o. part q
lot io4r tD. IN block ih.Hy'tvn 'iA "a The south
east corner Oi r1nt0iIo aud dulpeny iOrmerh
called ~ Patricia fir'ot bulluInf Of p0int Ii
tie south llne oi PnItoin' stH- where u inter
= 49, rs ith co. ca llr ui 'iu -r, ..rc T. ruuninl
thence est with Tie srutn eide cd aatnioc ftrus
scfcu..Ii c uil lci ihcul' south uy, pnmlla
WIS., stiI cry nnf', nut uHEif Z llnn irnt
fnCnrr Nuft. pafiil with rouiutur anVt. seventy
uYr ,sl iuci IN The eat side nf Nu.iofrv street
thence uurhNafily With iuv DIs. tiiir Of ,lubcrri
sir'ri o io bundled O.pi iuri a. the beginning
Terms ~ rac-uue half cash. balance on I
credit tNcltc months, note bearing intrr,st viii
security required, lien retained. redemption
Thisist day Of March, iya
T. n MonENRY, Clerk and Master
II. r. Dlxand Heufy Craft IT,. soliclt0rA
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WAmiNoroN, August 4, 1892. Having
made frequent use oi J. a G. Maguiw's
Bcnne Plant | consider Il an almost inialli-
BILE specific for cholera, dnrrh,na. dyson
terry, lux, etc, and can recommend n ~
such. :. H. l0No,
Colonel u. =. A. Chief Ton. Engineers
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Distribution by waris-First, 2. Second,
?; Third, p Fourth. o. Fihh. 2, Sixth. o.
seventh, , Eighth g. Niuih 81 Tenth q;
City Hospital, a. Sullb0m, 0. White, lJ,
Colovd, 10. Total, 81.
h. A. WILLIAMSON Md,
Secretary.
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w.rd, erss Ce,ebr.,,o,.

There will be no public street display on
Mnrdi Gras In Memphis "rhc Mystic Grove"
will, however. celebrate the holiday with a
grand fancy dress and mask ball nc the Nata-
torium on Jefferson street. This affair will
be quite an enjoyable event
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ASK your drugrisi Tor lIylo.

ATTENTION Is respectfully called To the
ad Of W. j. Chase 4 Co, 1855 Main street,
dealers In hay, corn, oats, bran, and agents
for Carlisle Cow Feed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03

HAVE Memphis Steam Laundry furnish
towel rack with equipments Poe per week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03

30 LADr shonld DO wIlhoul I'VE.
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Mortnnry Rrport

For the week ending March ?, 1880 at
O o'clock p.m.i
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CORRESPONDENTS.
Alliance Bank, Limited, London, England
Chemical National Bank, : New York
CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
REAL ESTATE.

No. 6oO7, Rim the chanccry Court Of shelby
county.-w n Vim ct al Va James T. VIM et
al
BY virtue Of an interlocuiory dccfce for sale, en-
tered In the above cause on the gist day OF Deccm-
Der iSs NJ. H. g. page 40 will sell. nj public auo
ton. TO the highest bidder In front OF the Clerk
and Masters ONCE, NJ the Main street entrance OF
the Courthouse VI shelby county, Memphis, Ten
nessee on
saturday, esd Day Of March. 1880.
within legal hour, the following described prop
eriy, situated In shelby county. Tenn, towit
Lying aud being IN the Fifteenth Civil District
tango :. section 2 In the nth surveyors dis
riot beginning at a stake ia the center Of the New
Raleigh road, the SAME being the northeast corner
Of the Lincoln - acre tract thence north II do
grces east - chains and links PARALLEL with said
road thence south p chains 20 lnks; thence west
Is chains and 81 Inks thence south aud crossing
Cypress creek II chains To a stake. thence west
chains and . links thence north with the east line
Of said Lincoln 70 acre tIact - chains and " links
TO the beginning. containing ~ acres.
Also Sl6's acrcs, BEGINNING az n stake In the
center OF the New RALEIGH mad AZ the intersection
Of Mays avenue. thence north dcErccs 10 min.
ulcs. west - chains thence east ~ chains and IS
links thence north dcrnvcs and - minutes west
% chains aud " llnka az the intersection Of Nays
avenue with North avenue; thence east parallel
with aid North avenue d chains thence south 70
chains and o. links thence east chains and 81
links. thence south II chains and links 10 tho
center OF the New Raleigh road thence south IS
dcgrccs - seconds west with the ceutcr Of aid road
chains aud ~ links thence south u degrees west
with The center Of Mid road q chains 10 the begin
Ming.
Terms Of saio-cash, redemption barred.
This lat day of March, 1887.
T. n. McilENRY. Clerk and Master
W. W. Goodwin, l.. W. Humcs, Frazer Boyle.
tollcitor
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4. O. BUCHANAN q 90.

Turs skin IL cleared chappcd hands m
lips cured by using llylo.
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SAm Aor. SAX. oAr'r or OrATu.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-03-30
A Republican Tribute,

Republicans as we'll as democrats
unite in sentiments of respect and
admiration of ex-president Cleve-
lands administration. Even the
Philadelphia Ledger, one of the
strongest republican journals, pays
n well-merited tribute to his late
administration. 1t says:
AS Mr.. Cleveland passes from public
to private life, it is but the merest Justice
for men of all parties to cordially con-
cede that his administration, though not
Tree from errors of judgement, has been
one honorable to him and creditable to
his country. His discharge of duty has
been faithful; his conduct honest and IA
triotlc; his industry and zeal unqueston
ed and unquestionable; his courage too
great tor his success. During his entire
term of office neither his personal nor of
llclal integrity has been iMpuened: his
conduct OF affairs, foreign and domestic,
has been conservative, safe, and has re-
suited IN the common prosperity of the
country. Mr. Cleveland retires from his
high office worthy the continued respect
and confidence of the people whom for
tour years he has so faithfully, devotedly
served, and we do not doubt that in the
coming years the general respect of his
countrymen for his courageous and up
right administration of the affairs of the
government will increase, and that in his
retirement he will be followed by the
grateful sense of their appreciation of all
the good he has, with high conscience
and patriotic purposes, wrt ,ht in their
emf
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-03-30

Mrs. HARRISON has been quite
i'll for several days, the result, it is
said, of cold and over-fatigue. NJ
doubt those causes operated in a
measure, but the newspapers are
saying that her sickness is more
likely due to the bad plumbing and
generally out-of-repair condition of
the White House. Such a small,
announcement and dilapidated hab-
itation for the president is a dis
grace to the nation. There are but
five bedrooms, and with the large
presidential family of the present
administration, they must be un-
comfortably crowded. There is
parlor room enough, but that has
to be given up to the public, and is
not available for family needs.
Three or four times during the last
ten years the Senate has adopted
bills for the construction of a suit
able residence for the president.
The sums named for such a purpose
have ranged from $25O,OOO to $780,
600. Every day the necessity for
such a provision becomes more ap-
parent
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MAR 1klEfD.

LOMBA - In Ketchum,
March q, 1889, at the residence of Louis
Savlo, by 6. p Hodson, Justice of the
Peace, Guglielmo Lombardini, of Saw
tooth, Idaho, and Giuseppe Bagat, of
Italy.
Lonlbardini came down from the snow
clad region of Sawtooth last Tuesday. His
bride arrived on Wednesdays train dire, t
from the sunny land of Italy. Like the
Greeks we mentioned in another column,
these Italian lovers had done their court
ing by letter and they saw each other for
the first time when they met on the day
that made of the twain one flesh. They
were married at o'clock in the afternoon.
In the evening the happy couple were sere-
naded by the ketchum Cornct Band. Lom-
bardini has been in this country number
of years and has made many friends who
will wish him all the happiness possible.
Tomorrow Lombardini will take his bride
to her future home in Sawtooth, where he
has been engaged in business for the last
two years. g
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Photographs of Office Seekers.

1t is the custom Of many office
seekers in forwarding their applica
tons tor positions to their repre-.
sentatives in Congress to inclose 2
photograph of themselves. Some
OF the senator's and members of the
house of representatives have a
large collection of photographs OF
ambitious constituents. A well.
known republican in Congress from
Nebraska finds himself in an un-
comfortable predicament over the
photograph of one of his constitu-
ents. He received, one day recently,
Il number of letters from office seek.
ers inclosing the usual Endorsement
OF friends, and by the same mail
received a solitary photograph. The
photograph came in separate pack
age, but contained no distinguish
ing mark, and it cannot be determ-
med with whose application the
picture belongs. The Nebraska leg
islator is now in lustriously engaged
IN trying to find out of whom is the
photograph and where he shall
place it. 1t would be we'll for am
bilious patriots who desire federal
appointments to write their names
ON their portraits before they for
ward them to Washington. The
mantei IN one committee room at
the capitol is said to be entirely
covered with photographs. Each
one has number upon it. By ref.
erence TO a private index the nos
SCISSOR OF these mementos is able to
ssnle every one Of them.
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some plain remarks, will direct the
attention of the people to a subjec,
on which action will probably not
be long postponed. Members Of
both houses of Congress are reported
to be sensitive about proposing an
increase in their compensation,
mainly because of the outcry over
the back-pay grab. Nobody wants
to see repetition of that unsayory
business; but proper addition to
their salaries is a matter which the
members of the National Legisla-
ture and voters in general may dis
cuss to advantage.
SMUGGLING OPIUM AS soUR-KRAUr.
The steamer Walla Walla, of San
Francisco, plying to Puget Sound,
was seized by custom officers for
emitting proper entries of freight
on her inward manifest. She took
four barrels, supposed to contain
sour-kraut, which were taken to Ia
coma without being entered on the
customs record. The freight list at
Tacoma indicated that the barrels
came from San Francisco, consigned
to Ellenhurg. Shortly afterward
the barrels were seized by custom
officers and found to contain opium
valued at nearly $4,000.
THE QUARREL IN DAKOTA.
The wind-up of the political fight
between the democratic governor
and republican legislature-the lat
ter having been aided by the demo
cratic secretary-gives promise Of
a sensational climax. The dismis-
sal of Secretary Mccormick from
the office of secretary of the terri
tory by President Harrison, is a |
great disappointment to ex-govern-
or Pierce and other republicans,
who hoped to humiliate Church bv
securing his removal and permit
ting Mccormick to remain in office
for some time. Some excitement
was occasioned by the publication
OF communication from James A. |
Ward, the outgoing democratic ter
rltorial auditor, who called McCor-
mick an informer and spy against
the other democratic officials. Tie
irst work before MeIlette, the new
governor, appointed by President
Harrison, is the re-districting of the
.erritory for the constitutional con-
the republicans urged him
% hasten to the capital lest the
democrats should perform the task
n the interests Of their party.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

70 THE ESTATE OF HENRY Frost, deceased
ana to the heirs executors and adminis-
traitors OF said Henry Frost, deceased.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
! l have expended two hundred aOl
dollars in labor and improvements upen
the "laOMES'IAKE '' lode mining
claim. situated IN Warm Springs Creek
mining district, Alturas county, Idaho> in
order to hold said premises under the pro
visions OF section 1924, Revised Statutes Of
the United States, being the amount re-
CURED to bold the same for the years end
ing December 81, 1887 and 1888; that your
proportion OF the same is fifty 500 dollars.
being one-fourth; and if within ninety 190l
days from the service of this notice. or
within ninety (9Q) days after this notice
by publication, you fail or refuse to con-
tribute your proportion of such cxpendi-
ture as 3 co-owner your interest in said
claim will become the property of the
undersigned, under the provisions of said
Sectlon z524 J. y. SWIFT,
ketchum, March 80, 1889.
First publication, March 80, 1889.
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NEW TODAY.
Notice of Forfeiture.

To ANDREW OLSON, his legal heirs or rep
resentative:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
! we have expended one hundred SlOO
dollars in labor and improvements upon
the y ENN1E w. lode mining claim
situated in Warm Springs Greek mining
district. Alturas county, Idaho Territory,
IN order to hold said premises under the
provisions of section 1924, Revised Statutes
OF the United States, being the amount re-
CURED to hold the same for the year ending
December u, 1883; that the proportion OF
said expenditure due by you, Andrew OF
son, is twenty-five (S25) dollars lawful
money of the United States. and if within
ninety 500 days from the service of this
notice. or within ninety (9O) days after this
notice by publication you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion of such expen-
dlture as cO-owner, your interest in said
claim will become the property of the un-
dersigned, under the provisions of said Sec
ton 2324 r. B. MORTON,
L. A. CAMPBELL.
c. H. BRAASE,
ketchum, /. T., March Is. 1889.
First publication, March 80, 1889.
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MEXICO will do all in her power to
encourage legitimate mining. The
government will not sell to one
company all the mining concessions
in Lower California. 1t is preferred
that practical miners shall take up
the claim, and every effort will be
made to induce miners to enter
upon the mining land.
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Mrs. HARRIET BEECHER Stowe,
who about six months ago was
brought as an apparently dying in
valid from Sag Harbor to her home
in Hartford, Conn, has finally re-
covered her bodily health, but her
mind is entirely gone, and her men,
DRY is that of baby. The father
of Mrs. Stowe, Rev. Lyman Beecher,
was similarly afflicted during the
closing years of his life.
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Motto Of Forfeiture.
To c. P. CLoHEcY AND T. (. CLoEEer. 1leA
heirs and assigns:

To c. P. CLoHEcy AND T. (. CLoEEer, tlsa
heirs and assigns:
You are hereby notified that haveE
pended the sum of one hundred dollars ~
labor and Improvements upon the 49,
ger lode mining claim, situated In . NATL
Springs Creek mining district; Asu.Ii
county, Idaho Territory, and also u" y. .
have expended one hundred dollars On s Nv y
Junietta lode mining claim, si!uaT siu -
Warm Springs Creek mining distrlc; a Ar "
ras county, Idaho Territory, as requl rS;, y
section 1924, Revised Statutes OF the UNA n"N
States, being the amount required W u%s
the same for the year ending Dec t,aSo,
81, 1888, one hundred dollars worth o. ' s..1
and improvements being done On ~. ~,
claim, and if within ninety (W} days .. hw
this notice by publication you fall 0. III. 10y ~,
to contribute your proportion Of sn Nun; !.
penditure as co-owners, We bdogef I 1Ut
10th SIG. 663z; Junietta lode clam, I'll; ME b.
$l1 10, your interest in SAID CLAIMS nus. W.. unde,
come the property Of the subscriber :,,sa " d' The
said section 1924, Revised StalqtEes. p
United States. ROBEhl MI ieSa
First publication, January D, looN
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Notice Of Forfeiture

To t. E. CLoHEcY, his legal heirs OF fep''
sentativeS: ruir
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Il Iy 1b s.s.
1 we have expended the sum o. ; ;mu rs
dred 5000 dollars IN lao9L a and Neseh
i %de's m HnGa ' e1sins' situated in , x,s
Springs Creek mining district css,,uired b,
county, Idaho Territory as i IN Il, Unlted
section 1924, Revised Statutes sn o. ID 10 bold
States, being the amount Ieqqnn ecember 8,
1883, and if within ninety l9.2 q. Ga y r.iux
this notice by publication you la " ysuch e.
to contribute your proportion t er beins
penditure as co-owner lyoi'l a,ns.hslf in ts
S Sorah a m 'ns to 500 S h ss ~
interest in said claims wlli a., lid ",
property Of the subscriber un ~ The Tni.'d
ton 1924, Revised statues A. ADAMS
States. 20 1aa9
First publication, Jan. ", 49,
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FINAL Proof reemptloh
Land Office at HALEY. ioe q Dlse.

Land Office at Haley, III 1Hs . lae
Notice is hereby given th:. t b; t to- 81:
1sn I'd m sesilsr has proof ;pR!s
claim, and that said Pf RRoceiysr st Hs
fore the R Res Sn1i e. seo 1852 Us: Tno1
an, r. Is E. .u.-,,o vitneds
epa aHiiy tia Of, said lard. ~. Ain,
Edster' Al o. T. 10 3. siIfiN0a s's'
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UNCLE SAM is flirting outrage
ously with Miss Canada and trying
evidently to win her affections and
coax her ''over the border" to him,
but mother Victoria is keeping a
sharp eye on the couple and will
Illustrate any plans of elopement.
She doesn't believe in marriages be-
tween first cousins ANYWAY,
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Mrs. HARRISON has stirred up a
commotion among the negroes in
Virginia by dismissing all the col
ored servants from the White House.
They believe it is the first move on
the part of the republican party to
reduce them to slavery again.