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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12
FANCY BROCkDES and Persian band
stripes IA combination.

0A4 iftN AA4 NN44A'f4AA~+tA'+a-
All these and many more adorn the
shelves and counters Oi our mammoth
establishment.
Keeping a resident New York buyer
constantly IN the market, enables us L.
frequently offer our patrons many
STYLES of goods not found elsewhere,
and AT the lowest possible prices. Here
Is an illustration OF what we have SAID f;
During the past few days We purchased
at prices below the market value, an
extensive and varied assortment Of I'M
ported French and English novelties IN
wool and silk Dress Patterns, which
will be- placed upon our counters on
Monday morning for inspection and
sale. We will close out the entire pur-
chase during the week, for the qualities,
STYLES and prices are unapproachable.
IS Dress Patterns at 500; former
price, 81.
S3 Dress Patterns, $50, worth SIS.
80 Dress Patterns, $3.50; former price,
500.
100 Dress Patterns at $3.50; are
cheap at 80.
80 Dress Patterns at $50; former
prices, $50 and $50. Take your choice.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

stripes were or
namented W it'll
brocaded r . s o
buds and roses in
natural colOrs.
The front was of
blue satin, draped
with tulle, hand
Q IN br OF dere q
with silk and seed
pearls. The waist
was pointed back
and front and had
a bertha of tulle
an d blue mara
bout feathers.
These d e lie ate
plunes, W hic h
are as ethereal as
t h i stle down.
have not be c II.
Sc Q II for many
years, and it was
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12
He0d9narferS for
ParaS0LS, SIN and
Rain TmbreHaS.


Everything fresh and of the
latest styles and the prices the
lowest. Our trade so far this
season has been immense.
New goods arriving constant
ly to take the place of lines
and styles sold out. We are
showing everything from
the lowest priced Gloria TO the
fashionable LA Tosca' and
"Directoire' of the best makes.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

- Ms Gertrude Baars sa8 Mrs.. / n
bafll4rt. H4FGns surprise sym
R-l9ny Nll - played - eg1t hands.
4nd there So - several other cko-ce
numbers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

SURkHS, so very desirable for even
ing wear, are offered at oo, . and -
cents per yard.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

BLACK, and BLACK and @hITE.lk0lh
SILKS, a. Well a. every conceivable
shade and color, at the most tempting
prices
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12
IIKaf is delAg done ~
b}fceS 9f al 6IaSSfS
et Dry Gooas.
Silks.

Between thrfi and prudence many a
desperate warfare l. i'elng "Ased "a lhe
lrout 81 counters and store windows
oI the thousand and one ail0femelits
that tempt the dollars inlo al exchange
of ownership durng these dAAs oi low
prces. space formds a very extended
enumeration. SIMPLY skeleton Isl +
poss Bile
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07
Washington.


Tar President has signed tho Nicaragua
Canal bill.
THE President and Mrs. Cleveland were
entertained at dinner by Secretary and
Mrs Villas.
IlOS. EDWARD PHELps. United States
Minister TO England, called at the White
House and had an interview with the Presi-
dent
THE House adopted tho conference report
on the Direct Tax bin by vote OF yeas lGs
nays g. 10 was then taken 10 the Sennte,
signed, and five minutes afterward sent TO
the President.
THE President has sent 90 Congress all tho
correspondence which has taken place be-
tween this Government AMI Great Britain IN
regard TO tie dism sal Of Lord Sackvile-
West as Minister OF Great Britain TO the
United Statef
SECHETAHY BAYARD hos received a cable.
gram from Minister Hubbard NJ japan, an.
nouncing that a trenty Of amity commerce
and navigation between the United States
and Japan had been signed by tho reprosen-
tntiyes Of the Governments
THE President has vetoed the House bin
% quiet title Of settlers on the Des Moines
River lands in Iowa
DF. ID. WILLARD BLISS, who attended
President Garfield during bis illness died q
few days ago at bis residence in Washing
ton.
President and Mrs Cleveland gave their
lHhb reception 70 lho pubic. 10 was the most
brilliant n the winters series. TIE White
House was handsomely decked with flowers.
TIE news Of the signing by the President
Of tho bin making four new States was rc.
ceived boa those states with satiefact on a
telegram from Helena says that a1 Montana
is celebrating, and Dakota is really bes.ds
herself with delight From every hamlet
sarge oH1sgf, tc have n telegraph Office como
despatches expressive Of a state OF iubilation
bordering on insanity.
GENERAL HARRISON has rented n pew in
Tho Presbyterian Church OF the Covenant
Mr. Blaine ~iil sl.o worship there.
DR. FRANCIS WHARTON. Solicitor Of the
State Department. and % prominent author
Of legal works, is dead in bis axty.ninth
Ycnr.
CONSUL GEyEHAL WALLER. at London.
England has sent bis resignation 90 tho
State Department ~ tako effect Immoli.
ateiy on The appointment Of his successor.
TIE President has nominated y. lee
Tucker, Of New York. 10 be- Deputy Fifth
Auditor Of the Treasury, vice Alfred r..
Lewis, removed and james g. Perry. Oh
North Carolina. 70 be on Assistant Surgeon
in tho Marine Hospital service.
TnE Chinese Minister and suite have
arrived at Washington from Havana Cuba
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
rastcrn nnd NliddIn stn,n..

GOVERNOR GREEN, OF New Jersey, has
nominated Edwin O. Chapman as State Su-
perintendent of Public lns truction, 70 take
the Place from which Colonel flillcr was do
posed by the legislature.
TuE Rhode Island House of Representatives
hy a vote of three td thirty ono has passed
Hoilot Reform bill, based ON tho Australian
system.
lnE discovery of the register OF tho burned
fark Central Hotol in Hartford Conn. dis
pes many painful uncertainties as 60 tho loss
OF NE. summary of the results of tho dis
aster shows that there were forty-two per-
sons in the hotel OF whom twenty two arc
dead, ten arc injured and ten escaped un
harmed.
SkoRGE SMITH. seventy years old, was
torn 10 atoms and much property was
managed 10y premature blast In New York
Two buildings ofkwesleyan University. at
Middlotown, Conn, were badly damaged by
the explosion OF dynamite bombs by fresh
men who were celebrating Washington's
Nrthday. Nelson G. Hubbard, freshman
was dreadfully Injured.
WILLIAM BAssETr, builder, OF Boston
aud Everett Mass. has gone into insolvency.
MS liabilities are stated at S61i,OOO,
DISASTROUS fire broke out I'm Warren,
Penn, and, owing TO the severity Of the
weather, resulted in a loss of over $40, 900 TO
the town and tho destruction OF n block.
Mrs. JAMES WEsTCorT tho young wife
OF prominent citizon and lumber merchant
~ Hazards, Penn, and servant, Jennie
walters. were burned TO death.
A BUILDING in Bristol, Conn. was wrecked
by an explosion OF powder.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

ashes q good girl, but / can't keep
her. she eats too much, said n la1y in
an uptown intelligence Office.
"She Is neat aud tidy, and does her
work we'll, bat I had rather piy her n
whole months wages. although she
has only worked 80 week than to feed
her until her time Is mp. She eats
three pounds Of steak, four potatoes.
and halt n dozen slices of bread for
her breakfas', and an ordinary dinner
for her would feed q stargiu family
for week"
The girl in question is n small Eng
lish maiden recently landed, aud wa
steady aud industrious in every way,
but had such n tremendous appetito
that she has never remained more than
q week in place The matron at tho
Office said that American girls have
good appctites, but they cannot com
pare with foreign help whom there is
any eating 20 be done.
They eat as though thcy wish TO
make up for the generations their an-
ccstOrs have been starving in The old
country. A great many families hire
holp by the day TO wash and iron. and
do the remainder If the housewory
themselves. because they cannot afford.
to pay girl wages and board her also.
The Qrocers and butchers bills for a.
married couple vs. 10 employ one sof-
want. and doublo what they would b8
without liic sorrant Wan Glid tfs
press
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

The emblem Of Ireland is not known
by los flower bat by It's lolvos. The
tradition rms that ST. Patrick. when
preaching in Ireland gathered iholoavcs
Of th plant, which contains three lobcs.
or leaves, and thus illustrates the UoIv
Trinity. Bontham iu his British Flora.
says that OXalis acot0ceila OF wood sorrel.
is the original shamrock, having pale
pink or nearly white flowers. This iq
quite plentiful in tho woods. and fra n
climate Ike Ireland. easy enough 10 ob.
tain on the seventeenth Of March. the
DAY that 900 Inshmcn like to have "a few
spr - for their button hole. or ON the can
or bonnet other contcntcd that the
original plant is clover. and tho com
mon white or Dutch clover is tho plant
ihar 90 present, at least is Che commonly.
accepted plant. called shamrock. There
arc varieties Of this plant thai have larger
leaves than lhe common clover; ono with
dark brown fhe other with puruIish
icavce with zone u each ieag This
ppta ihe Sind most acceptable fo TO
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07
BEAUTIFUL 10 Me
Idrew it across my hand,

Idrew IL across my hand.
Her beautiful, shining hair.
And smoothed il over her temples,
While she lay sleeping there.
Twas not OF midnight blackneSs
That enchanted the bards Of old;
IL was neither auburn. nor yellow pale.
Nor brown, nor FURNISHED gold:
But IL was fine and silvery white,
As soft as soft could be.
a crown from life's pure laurels.
The most beautiful hair to me.
held the white hands folded
So quietly on her breast;
They looked almost as IL the Lord
Had given the promised rest
They we're not round and shapely.
As sculptor might wish TO see;
They were not fair aud snowy,
AS some beautiful hands may be;
But they were drawn aud bent with pain.
Yet beautiful hands to me.
kissed her face, her dear, sweet face.
BY patience and love made fair;
The roses and lilies that Beauty loves
Were missing-they were not there
But instead were wrinkles woven deep
Where the dimples used 10 be;
or all the faces in all the world
The most beautiful face TO mo.
Cecil 81. Claire
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07
South ana West.

A LABoRER named Joseph Broean, &C Up
son, Wis, killed his wife and two children
aged five and sevon years respectively, and
then committed suicide with dull razor
\ WHILE Harry Brown, John Williams, and
n third man, name unknown, were crossing
the knnawh0, at Rush Run, w. Va. the
boat was overturned and all were drowned
LATE returns indicated the election OF
Ch1r'es Il, Booker, Democrat, and X. T. g..
Wilson, Democrat, for tho Fiftieth and Fifty
hrst Congrosses respectively 60 succeed tho
late James N. Burnes, of Missouri
CHINESE coolies nrO being constantly
smuggled FROM British Columbia into the
United States hy way OF coast steamers from
Port Townsend, Washington Territory.
OsC Ar EVANS, n bark contractor, shot and
killed James Kirby, and mortally wounded
A. l.. iioke, near Romuey, W. Nn. About
a week ago Hoko horsewhipped Evans.
1uE highest price ever paid for horse In
America wss given few days since when
the trottipg stallion Bell Boy was sold for
S5l.OOO at auction at Lexington, Ky.
THE long deadlock in the West Virginia
logi7lature has been broken by the re. eec-
tion Of James Il. Kenna as United States
Senator
A HEAVY snow storm has ragged all over
Georgia More than six and half inches of
snow fell I'm Atlanta. 10 Is the heaviest fall
OF snow within the recollection Of people
there
Two children were eaten by wolves while
returning from school in Minnesota.
TUNNEL No. IL on tho Cincinnati Southern,
Road, near Sunhurnt Tom, is on fire. and
ia n property sense IL is tho greatest catas-
troPho any railroad ever suffered. The oil.
GERS Of the road placed the loss at from 500
600 To sOJO,OOO Coal seams were ablnze
which promised 10 burn for months. The
tunnel Is 100 feet long
COUNTY TREASURER JAMES NJ. LOVE, OF
Circlevllle, Ohio, has absconded and is n de
fnulter In the sum OF $4,000
GOVERNOR WILSON and General Gon. each
of whom claims 20 have been elected Cos,
ernor of West Virginia. effected an under
standing 10 tho effect that the fcrmer should
hold over as Governor aud tho lattor qualify
as such on March T. Tho case was then Il
be taken 20 the Supreme Court for a decision.
HEAVY snow storms and very cold
weather arc reported from the South and
the West
ID. ii. SMITH, n colored man who had beer
shipping hands TO Arkansas, was lynched 10y
white men at Artesia, Miss.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07
The Next House.

Up 10 recent date all but about htteen
OF the certificates OF member elect or
the next House had been received
by General Clarke, the Clerk OF
tho House. Among those lacking
were the certificates of two representa-
tives from West Virginia and one from Ten
nessee. Assuming that Evans, Republican,
OF Tennessee, would receive n sufficient Ger
tihcate, General Clarke figured that the Re
publicans would have 1G4 and the Democrats
I'D memhers at tho organization OF the noxt
House, not counting the West Virginia mem
hers. Should these two seats go TO
the Democrats IL would leave the Repuoh-
cans with n majority OF three. General
Clarke pointed out that 10y December next.
when the Fifty-first Congress meets In regu-
lar session, South DAKOTA Montana, North
Dakota and Washington will prob
ably have complied with the
necessary reauirements and become
States OF the Union, and AS result
the Republican majority would be stiil
further increased by four, or possibly by
five votes, which would make total Hepub-
lican majority of eight or nine votes.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07
OUR MARINE FORCE.
rhc Men ana Vessels Of tho United
States NAVY.

The Men ana Vessels Of tho United
States Navy.
The annual register Of commissioned and
Warrant fcers OF tho United States Navy
just issued shows the aggregate number OF
men on the active lst Of the navy to bo 1914,
u whom 1896 are commissioned AMI rs are
wnrrant OIcers The comm STONED officers
lncluIe admiral vice-adiniral, reur.
ndmirals. ~ commOdore5 who az o designated
ns flag O.licers ~ captains. IS commanders,
a. lieutenant comman iers, 80 lieutcunnts, s6
lieutotHnts 9uniOr grauel, lBl enigns. -
naYa cndpts performing TWO Years' sea ser-
Vice prior 90 final graduation, % medical Ill
fectors 10 uelic0i inspectors. 80 surgeons -
passed assistant sur ,eons ~ pGy directors,
~ pay inRb CtCrs, 43 paymnstcrs, - passed
ass slant pnymnsters, ~ assistant pnymns-
teis, lO chief engineers. 78 pa sed ass slant
eogincors G3 usfistant engineers. - ohap-
lnus. ~ prof ors ~ ma hcmaiiCs, . sscre-
tarie3, avail constructors "a assist mt ma
val constructors and lG civil engineers. In
additio thcre are 253 cadets on probation Gt
the Naval Ac demY. IN the Murine corps
there are on lhe general star. colonel a
lieutenant co.Oncls. ma ors, 20 captains, 20
first iieuienauts, 0nd lJ second lieutenants
In the list o. warrant officers there are 33
bO1tswains 20 gunners, 90 carpenters 81
snilmakers, and 80 mates.
During the year there nere f6 resignatiOns.
! retiremcnts % deaths. two Of which we're
among the marine officers, were dismissed,
and cadets were honOrabiy discharged
The serviccnblo vessels inc ~ ie. First rate,
b: second rate l3. thrd-rate ~. fourth
rate. ~ tugs ~; sailing vessels, H., unser-
yiceable vessels, ..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07
rhe nIgsest po.torIce IN the Union.

The employees Of the pos!o ice OF New
York city do not have vast amount Of
leisure time. Last year there were l2S,
l3l, 75j letters, ~, $1,000 postal cards
and 80, 9i3, 2O3 miscellaue)us packages
delivered during the year by carriers,
and 52, 0J4, 5B6 letters s,5i5, 500 postal
cards and 30, O34. O35 miscellaneous pack
ages through boxes, making a total OF
~, 9O4. asa pieces in all. IN the regis
tered letter department there were J.,
3l7, 1853 pieces delivered, and l,0iY, 029
pieces OF dOmesti and 4j3, $50 Of foreign
origin recorded and distributed 10 other
Office. At the general postoiiice, IT,
0J5, 9lj money orders were issued and
paid, amounting TO $40, go, sy5. so and
Ie3, 512 postal notes, amounting TO ST.,
2G3, 87S.I9. At the sixteen branches the
number Of orders issued and paid was
22O, Ia, amounting to SO, 250, ,g6i. 10,
and the number Of postal notes, ss,311,
amounting 10 S174, 1856. The aggre.
gate business Of the money order depart
ment for the year amounted 10 $50, 2Bp, b
1870, giving an increase IN the bust.
ness over the previous year Of -, z, -
8.2l, The total receipts Of the Office
were 81, iG2, G6S.S and the total expen-
dituro3, 81 s5Dl, ,pb2.45 Including f5O2,
0iLVl expended for free delivery ser
vice. giving a net revenue OF 80, 9,2iO, -
086.33 There we're sold during the
year 7e,2ts,22 postage stamps, equal
In weight 20 thirteen tons metz 30, 3O2. d.
500 Government stamped envelopes and
f6,457, 10 postal cards. The total
we ght Of mails received and dispatched
daily during 1888 was 24s tons.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

There will be en- important congress Of
the scotch-Irish race in Columbia, Tenn,
on the sth Of next May. Distinguished
orators and scholars Of that race will
read papers oommemorating the deeds Of
the sootch.Irish Columbia was chosen
as the place Of meeting because it is cen
trail in location, and was the home Of
two famous Scotch Irishmen, Andrew
Jackson and James X. Polk. The date
chosen is tho most delightful season Of
the year ia that latitude, and every
effort VIII be made to insure the comfort
and promote the pleasure OF those who
attend. The congress viii be revola.
tion 10 many people, in that II will show
how numerous aud influential the Scotch
irish in This county are
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

Philadelphia Inquirer be that If
the plan of instructing pupils IN the ar
fairs Of the day with the aid of the daily
newspapers were more generally prac-
ticed, we should have fewer juvenile
pcdagogues and more bright scholars.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

An old fellow in q WiCconsin town
who has been running private bank 70,
some years was recently requested to
publish some sort of statement. So
no posted the following on the door Of
his bank "Notice This ERE bank has
got $50, 600 behind her. She don't owe
nobody a red cont. Good paper dis
counted as heretofore, and nobody pro-
poses to cut sticks for Mexico or Cana.
da." There was no run on that bank.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

singular exhibition has just been
held at Meningen, Germany. It consist
ed Of ESQ newspapers containing articles
upon the death of the Emperor William
J., representing no fewer than hfty-four
languages, among which, Of course, all
the European, with their dialects. were
represented; while Bengali, Hindi, Guz-
zurati, Chinese, Japanese saS Hawaiian
may also be fourd.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

Last year fifteen Cinnamon were
married in Queenslar done to a native
OF the colony, one to Victorian native,
two to Scotch womrn, three to Irish
women and eight to English women.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

Says the New Orleans Times Democrat: /:
''In the present state of our coast de-
fences foreign force would find but
little difficulty in entering any of our
great ports or landing on any eligible
part of our coast"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

In some parts of the West they define
White Cap as an immoral and good
for-nothing man who takes upon him.
self the duty of furnishing all other i'm.
moral and good-for- nothing men.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

The Corean Kingdom bachelor is not
spoken Of as man buta "person." He
becomes a man only when he marries.
Such rule in the United States would
promote marriage, declares the N
York Graphic, failure or no ','lp-o.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

Water competition is felt by European
as well as American railway lines. In
France it is the canals which cut under
the railroad tariffs, and the French lines
are urging taxes on the canals to even up
thino,a
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

Recent statistics show that the num-
ber Of colleges aud institutions in the
country is the same us it was ten years
ago, but the number of students has in
creased from i,161 to 30, S16 in the
same period.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

a correspondent of the London Times
says that the word "teetotal" had its
origin through suffering temperance
orator, who urged on his hearers that
nothing less than "e.te-te. total" absti-
nence would satisfy temperance reform
ers. Some one at once adopted "teeto
tal" as suitable word, and it sprang
into general use.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

According to the report of Adjutant-
General Drum tho organized militia
force OF the United States consists Of
LOG, SOC men, Of whom s807 are commits
stoned officers. But back Of this force
stand g, fO4. 628 available men subject to
organization in case Of war. This
showing, the New York World thinks,
ought to cause foreign nations to think
twice before knocking the chip of our
broad shoulder.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

a wrilcr in on English pspcr claims
for Woolbfidgo the credit Of possessing
DE m .anest man iR ihe person OF n mi-
g rly ycOman who refused TO allow bis
daughter 70 receive a fcalskin jacket as
q present becauso he coul@ not afford to
pay fOg he Camphor which would he
needed TO keep ihs moths ont Of it dur
1nu tbo sumner.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

J The United States Court at Mont
gomery, Ala, holds that cotton-future
contracts are not gambling transactions,
but valid trades.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

I The United States, with over 60, 600, :
600 population, has 5000 students of
theology, while Germany, with As, o00,-
600. has 1000.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

: The mild winter Of 1889 has not
proved an unalloyed blessing. Eight
sleigh manufacturers in and about New
York State have failed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

The newest hing 10 cfosts or mono.
grams is TO put them down 40 the Rot.
Com OF the note paper instead OF 90 the
0p as before, the chosen corner being
the fight-h q one. The effect is strareo.
and rhcr spggostd the writer hqving
made mistake, and heg0n bis letter
tepsy- -l1Igq.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

General Boulanger seems, according to
tne Chicago Heralf, to have won the
greatest victory ever recorded in politics.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

The fires in London last year averaged
about five a day--a material decrease
compared with 1887.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

In Paris France, big company has a
monopoly OF the funerals. This com.
pany handles 90, 600 bodies yearly.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07

Electric lighting wires have killed
over 200 persons during the past two
years.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-07
checka Of seron Elrnres

The Marquis OF Aylesbury has just sold
10 Sir Edward Guinness nn estate v.',ssi
90 81, 500, 600. In This connection stor.,,
have been brought up Of similar large
transactions iu England. the most i'm
portant Of which undoubtedly Sc the pay
mout made 40 the time Of settling for the
Manchester Canal On the sd of August
the directors OF the Canal Navigation
Company paid over 90 its constructors a
sheck drawn ON McsTs Glyn, Mills s.
80. Tor a. 80. 0ln.