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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-03-16

Entered at The PoSt-oHce at Logan
as Second-cIaSS matter.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-03-16

IT is said that Harrison's Secre-
tary of the Navy don't know a
bowsprit from a marlin-spike.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-03-16

AT the November election the
Republicans tried to carry st. Louis
by registering grave yard.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-03-16

HuRRAH for Harrison and hard
times!
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-03-16

GIVE us u pure vote and an hon
est count.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-03-16

THOSE who sell their votes for
money should be DISTINGUISHED.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-03-16
Farm for Sale I!

The farm known as the "Colonel
Dresler Farm" of 13l acres situat-
ed in Violet Tp., Fairfield Co., II
miles from Lockville and miles
from Winchester, will be sold at u
great bargain, and on easy terms.
The farm is well located and has a
two story brick house, 7 rooms, a
large barn, and all other necessary
out buildings. Will sell II acres
or any number up to the whole.
Call on or address,
+. w. MEYER, Lockville, o.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-03-16
For Sale or TO Let.

Two good horses, for all purposes
drive single or double; call on f.
f. Rempel,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-03-16

SATURDAY, MARCH p 1880
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
The Largest Show Earth for the Smallest Amount Of Money! Al
ADMISSIONS. 10 CENTS TO ALL. Wv

friends arc Interested in our work would
do much toward encouraging all the
young men who ave engaged in saving
their friends.
THE Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Is @ good investment Tor business
men. II De- worth something 10 them 20
know that the young men who are grow
Ing mp behind their desks and counters,
and upon whom rrpun Utility aud trust
must needs Doe llIi, are surrounded by
good iuluyuc. outside of business hours,
that they are not necessarily exposed 10
gambling and dissipation The youn.
man who uyiIs himself OF thc opportunity
oIorcl by Toe Young Mons Christian A..
sUCiuti1u, Who builds mp las health. anil
develops hiE physical strength by iu IT,
ciuus exercise in the gymnasium, and OK.
tends bis mental equipments by atl'ni-
ancr at the classes and lectures. j. nocr,-
titly better man, % more valuable man
in dollars aud cents, thuu lac who duWdIcs
his leisure time over billiard table in an
unWhu.csImo saloon, or ti,s up an uisht
10 study the Glul fortunes Of o poker
deck. There Is fhc possibility of mllnii.
cent manhood in the average young man
who is turned loose in our cities. ana % Is
% the Interest to 900 who are compelled b.
depend upon these young men, Ia nclli-
tate iu every WY thc U.l development, oi
their physical and mental powers, and the
growth OF their moral nature.
Tur grist from thc mill !. what counts.
How bug b. boz VIII 10 ply Tor 90. run.
ming md add profit besides 10 Is not
the noise ui 90" WHcpi- or the hum Of
voices W the hustle and sir that counts.
but lhc griI. How much oi that !. thurol
Them are plenty of mills That mako noise
enough io Tighten a 500. wheel engine. but
turn out bees grist than donkey can
carry. There are lots Of societies
aud associations that look like a
mighty wooden mill, bat the actual out.
como ul al their work could Doe stoned in q
$50 closet let %. be- honest nud hook 90
the facts. l. that church that has 500
members with q $1,000 preacher and %
,ubo choir doing wha, Il ought when 10
rrporis nine members on profession OF
faith boo twelve Wuuth1 What kind ui "a
rrist ought 20 come unt oi q Young Mems
Christian Association thlt costs sG.ull q
year To- run if Who is usHuusibl. u Ia
The expenditure Of 1000 ipi ihr rerl1im-
ing ul dmnkurls only hfii dozen show
up ul the gfisU IhBis q iair question. II
cuisines, houses run their work with ~.
suits like that which Christian s,rictics
got, how long would it take Tor them 90 go
into bankruptcy. Beloved, lrt us work
aud labor. bat pray ior nom cr,i. There
BE- machinery enough now o. take the
world lur Christ he thirty yrars, or 90 least
enough "a carry thr gospel mransr To
every living soul on the earth. OH may
the harycsls be- gpaict.
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and slender, with broad shoulders and a
rather masculine form. She always wore
her hair cut very short. Her eyes are blue,
her face is strong in its outlines and her
voice heavy and powerful. She is de-.
scribcd rs OF q daring nature and fond Of
adventure. During her life she has had
few male admirers, but is said always to
have been fond OF tho company OF the
other sex.
Miss Beall, the second party to the odd
marriage contract. is described as bpin. OF
decidedly attractive appearance. She is
rather below the medium hight, plump
and well formed She IL OF the blonde
type, her hair being light brown and her
hair blue. She b. iundoi social endowment
aud an acknowledged belle at all the cath.
erings OF country lads and lassies ncr her
home. She has been close friend OF
Hanna Calder Tor several years.
The Bcalls are presbytcrians, as are the
Clldcrs also, with the exception Of the
eccentric Hanna About ten years ago she
became n convert 20 the Catholic faith,
and has since attended 81. Mary's Sep
tpmbcr D. the date oi the marriage. Miss
BcJll was eighteen years old. Ii il said
she could have married almost any Young
man IN the ncighborhood had she so de.
sired. Her father spent last night and to.
day visiting friends in the hope OF finding
his daughter but without success. The
marriage Of the couple is peculiar, in view
Of the fact that one was a Protestant aud
the other was Catholic Priests arc not
permitted 10y the regulations Of their
church 10 solcmnize such ceremonies,
without a special dispcns1iion from the
Bishop or Archbishop Of the diocese. The
Rev. Father Frederick has been pastor Of
~. Mary-s Tor about twelve Years.
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Y N o. a. NOTES.

rfsIHfei by sr1rta, " b taumastrf
oru annual report his iust bHeu mailed
tp Wumhvu aud friends. aud mluy com.
phmvnis have hrvn paid us on be- appear.
uuc geographically.
W. extend O. cordial invitation 90 busi.
noFs men o. attend our meetings. fl that
they may know something about tho Kind
II work We arr attempting a. do.
MUrurEs, wives and sisters can assist rs
in our work OF reaching Young mrn los a..
tending the meeting OF the iadirs' Auxil-
larry Committee every Thursday evening
at @ 'CloCk
llAyr you ever thought much about the
young men Of Memphis aud the para you
can take in thr WORK oi crIamng thcm9
II NOT. think about the matter and see
what YOU can do iur thom.
Amour 900 Young men la Memphis.
How many of them attend church, How
many of thrm are mrmbcu ul the rhuph2
How many ui Thorn up engaged in church
work These aru important questions
orU mems meetings, held every Tues.
d1N evening at $50 O'Clock. and sunday
evening ui $50 O'Clock. are better nj.
tended Than ever. aud hence are brcbm.
my ono 1i The best means ui reaching and
Interesting young men,
Tnrnr Is only one place In Memphis,
aside from ihc chuph. that has ior IT, ob.
jet the salvation of young men. This h
presided over by one secretary. On the
other hand. there arr evil resorts enough,
WITH splendid equipments, ~ ruin all our
bows and young mcn.
10 CARRY on the work We need the
he'p oi,gNcry Christian Ia Memphis, aud
We would bc glad 90 have every member
""'ha our gospel meetings. 10 know our
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city. Only those who knew her can APP
prCclote the lovely and charming woman
hood that surrounded her. With q fair
and sunny face, possessed OF remarkable
tact and graciousncss, and with mind
bright and witty, 81 is not strange that she
has been the most popular OF ihis seasons
visitors. For several seasons she h8s been
one of the bellies at White sulphur and iu
her own home She leads the list of ucauti-
iul and popular women. There will be-
many nn aching heart among thg other sex
until she comes again.
l'ut ono moro week remains for sl-
Glory io cypuud is wypiy Already.
Il rs nearly hl.ud mp with WcIlugs, rccup-
tons aud teas, and chen comes Lent 10
lend calm io 30 much glyciy aud dissi-
patton. There is no question that this
season has been one OF the gnycsl social
successes that Memphis his ever known.
Added To the numerous brilliant enter
taiumcnts has been the TACT ,hgt numbers
oil beautiful aud attractive visitors have
lent their presence and charm. Memphis
possesses great fascination for visitors.
and what has been witnessed this season
Will probably be- reproduced next year.
10 IL TO be- hoped 30.
The invitations Issued by the Tennessee
Club for their annual ball on March . are
and elegant specimens Of the
engrNcr.s art. II is designed Tor bal
poudrc, the gentlemen appearing In uycn-
ing drcss while the Indies appear ia pow.
icrcd hair and evening costume. The
In charge are Us follows
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PACIFIC EXPIRES COMPANY
Money orders. Payable at over 10000
Places Ia the United Btatoa and
Canada

The particular attention OF the public Il
Invited 10 the unequilCd advantages oi
our new money order system.
Money orders Hro sold at the Offices Of
the company. nj any business hour. Tor
any sam up 10 $50. Purchasers of money
orders are not required ~ on out blank
applications
Rates Not over s.. cents. over s. to
$40 s cents, over $40 10 so 10 cents. over
so 10 $50, " cents, over $50 10 $40, rs
cents, over so 20 $50, - cents.
Our rates are the lowest aud the security
Afforded Is absolute. Receipts are given.
aud orders lost OF delayed can b. re-
funded without any delay or inconycn-
fence.
Insurance companies, co-opcmtivo hen.
eft associations and business men gcn.
orally will lind them great convenience.
a. they can be deposited In banks. same
~ checks aud dralts and are redeemed
through the bank clearinghouse I'M nm
the principal cities. For further iniorma.
ton apply 10 any agent oi the company.
OlicC, 81 South Court street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

Under the new management the Won
derland Museum and Thcatcr has become
a strong popular attraction. This week
will appear Capt. Paul Boyton's troupe Of
educated reals and monkeys. Morris II.
Leonard, a sampson among mon, who can
lih 1900 pounds with his teeth. George
lippcrb the only living thrcc-lcrgcd man.
Rose, the Wild girl, Of Iucatan; the Caya-
Tier sisters, Albinug Prof. Queen. who *.
poses the clever trick known ~ sylvia"
the living hall lady, etc. In the Bijou
Thcaicr will appear the Fitzgerald Comedy
Company in amusing sprciatics. Ca
Thursday next "a change u program will
take place when "Dr. Jckyll aud Mr..
Hyde will be the dramatic sensational
novelty,
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srairh Entertainment.

Friday evening March I, ut the Linden
street Christian Church a mos, unique
entertainment viii be- given under tho
auspices OF the Aid Society. The leading
feature will be- the Scotch songs and COS.
tuning. including the recitation OF tho
Golfers Saturday Night, illustrated by TX
beautiful lablclux The artistic grouping
by AlE llillshire h a guarantee OF h. sue.
Goes. Comic rcriiliion by Miss Johnson,
ono OF Alul llillahirr's talented pupils.
Another attraction of the evening Il ~.
citation by Mics George Harris. one u
Miss Duulap's gifted pupils. Music by
some Of our bee, local talent Admission
Adults, ~ cents children, - cents
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

A Young laly OF this cily who II quite
popular aud dresses with much taste. was
placed la very embarrassing situation
Saturday evening, aud one which she viii
mover forget While In the southern plrt
OF The city, she attempted 10 cross the
street, aud In doing no she Lost both shoes
in the mud, which was az least ten inches
dccp. Two young gentlemen came 10 her
rescue aud carried her 10 the sidewalk aud
then recovered her Shoes which were NJ.
placed. The gallant young men advised
her 10 purchase her shoes In the futuro
from j. NJ llill 4 Co, corner Main aud
Union streets, as their shoes button ~ well
no one vas ever known TO lose ono. She
agreed TO DO 10.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MempIIIs rhenfcr.

'Jim the Penman" was given at the
matinee yesterday afternoon and again last
night by the Palmer Madison Square
Theater Company, Of which the leading
people are Jas Whiting, w. J. Ferguson,
Harry Eytinge, Clarence lIandysides and
May Brooklyn, and in whose hands the
roles, James Ralston, Captain Redwood,
Baron fairfield, Louis Pcrcival and Nina
Ralston, become most natural and life.
like. The performance was everything to
be admired in these stage days 81 rot and
rant. The engagement closed with last
nights presenlniinn.
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h. q. uuCuANAN A 90.
Wholesale Doal.ru in Grain aud Feed
Htulfa.

HtufH.
Public attention b. called io the feed aud
grain dealing firm ct D. &. Buchanan &
Co, No. 30 fWut strrrL Tho house has
ample STORAGE facilities. their raulrious
elevator being situated on the line oi tho
Kansas CITY Railway, near thc river bIua,
within th' corporate Limits aud accessible
10 al RAILWAYS entering the city. They
are wudy ai oil times 10 an orders ZOE hay
aud other iced aud graIn, also pay especial
care 10 the filling 1T merchants orders zoe
cat lots o. cash customers, A foil stock nl
rcd rust proof, black and white seed oats
now ON hand. BE- offered NJ low figures.
Tie long experience Of T. 4. buchanan a
Co., ioEvthor with their excellent facilities
iur 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 Ia better
hnndA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

UsE noHsrpnp's AciD PHOSPHATE
Dr. s. l. Williams. Clarence. Ia. ssys. Il
have used % 90 grand cncct In q case of ncu.
migic igyur ami in uterine difficulties Also.
in cas's who're "a general tonic wns needed
For nerve tonic ] think it is The beet have
ever used, and can recommend It most con.
ndrufly"
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pan1amImIcnI Connh,.

The theater will remain closed during
the first three nights Of the present week,
but on Thursday evening il will reopen
with an amusing attraction called "llc.
She, Him, Her. q pantomimc, comedy
and extravaganza rolled into one, aud pre-
scented by strong east OF people headed
by the famous clown and acrobat, George
II. Adams, and Miss iona llanlon, who
acts, sings and dances in captivating style.
The fun making commences with the
opening act The scene is the farm house
and grounds Of one Hosea Pcrriwinkle.
good aid fellow In the ''sixih age" Of man,
who is the father OF Toby Purriwinkle, a
rollicking imbccilc Of boy, impersOnaied
by George III. Adams. Mr.. Adams shows
remarkable abilities rs an acrobat. A
number OF pretty songs are introduced.
Miss Toma llanlOn ns Tooisie Brnni, a
pretty, fortunate wall, under the GUARDIAN
ship OF Hosea Pcrriwinkle, assists in keep
ing up the laughter IN the audience by
her coquettish ways and her lively songs. -
Love Comes Like a Summer Dream, the
Lawn Tennis song. aud other songs are
given In chorus Marguerite" and Last
Rose OF Summer" are sweetly and pathct-
cally sung by Miss llanlon.
In the second act the curtain rises on an
humble apartment in n country house.
Toby and Tootsie are, 10 all appearances,
keeping restaurant aud enicrtaing. through
the medium Of ahsurdity, while engaged
IN loyomaking. The character Of Otto
Schmelz In the hands Of Mr.. sam Bernard
Is deserving OF praise. The humorous
German Is perfect Then there Is a fine
chorus OF maidens and a male quartet, etc,
all making up the following cast Of charac-
targ.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

M,NIuNiIlr Iuu. write lmm experience
Boz my family, W 10 Nulry's Lennon Iuar
DID" few DO Wy equals Hul uu SUPERIOR iu
medicine lUf ihr regulation ui thr liver.
stomach 1ui bowels nr u Nuiry'a lrm.
600 li"i Drops nfr superior tu any Umelir,
uy have ever hruu able iu rUf flr Throat aud
lung diseases " ~ NAuNtss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

In the Scimiinr u Tuesday, 10Th. there
appeared a notice Of amocting held by the
Crescent Social Club" The above named
organization should h. In no way CON.
founded with the Crescent Club. composed
Of the young men around Icalo and Wei.
linglon sifccia
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Irnnn IInt nrnt.

cures 40 coughs. rH'I. iHrrrrss. sore
ia uli bronchitis purUmHu'a. Ini 90 throat
unI luur dfarTsrs. Poo" I trHfs Sold hy
lruwisis rUpaUd ouly by d. u. Mullgy.
Atlanta. Ca.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
LEMON ELIXIR
itu Wonderful Eject ON the iivor stom
nch. nowola. kldneyn and blood.

81 prepared by nr n Morley Atlanta. Ga.
\ pleasant lemon drink. thli positively runs
ON lIiUusucs, constipation indigestion.
headache. malaria. kidney disease. dI aiurss.
lu" ui appetite lever yhilIs blptDhps pin.
plr, pain Iu ihr back. rI'p.uU.u ui thr
heart and 40 other diailss piuapd hy "a
u..Hrlcfrd liver stomach aud Kidneys. Che
hri rrli UlUs. Hi al. fatal dIsrIs,s. 40 y.uis
hul tl Itf hUuIH r.Id ly druggists rruUr.
ally Prepared only hy w. Medley, NJ -,
Atlanta. Ga
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stevea. Arrive. Ia z.nsiba,.-.s.s,

ZANZIBAR, Feb. 2l-Air stevens. WHO
Is going on a mission into the interior Of
Africa In the interest Of the New York
World, has arrived here.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

"llc, She, Him aud Her." will run dur
ing the rest Of the week, including SAT-
urday matinee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

NovNe Nilc-CharlCy. dear. I wish YOU
would drop into Miles drug store on yoaI
way homo tonight mud bring me box ..
Long loau Tooth snlp.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
SOCIETY GLEANlNGS.
PERSONAL MENTIoN-EvENTs PAST
AND THOSE TO COME.

What the Be0ux, Bellies and Matrons
Have Been Doing 10 Entertain Thorn.
selvoo ana Frionds-Reoeptio Din.
ings. Visitors, Ab5ontoes, Etc
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Inr spring session Of s. Agnes A cadcmy
will open ON the hmt Monday in Fcbfn.
afy. For particulars apply " the Lady
Superior
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

Turskin Is cleared; ehappcd hands aud
ips cured BY using llylo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

llrlo make lhe skln white aud clcar.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

VT u " Nuuul"H. President
Nr ,uls ~ Hunt Nioc lfJ iuclt
Ne o. 4. buluu Sir n .i.t.Y
Mr. ~ . ltuHiuanu. Mr. a. 81 Trf.tnut
One ol the pUl,icst card parties oi tho
H,usun Was given ON Tnunday evening by
Mr. apd Mn r. T.. Scmmrs nd their rrsi.
dvncc On Ruth street. The affair was la
honor Of Miss Drmctrin simmons ana Niu
Katie May, Of 80 Louis, both Young ladies'
being guests Of the host and hostess IN.
yitniions hal been issued Tor progressive
angling, but owing a. DELAY ln arrival of
the game, cuchcr WIS substituted instead.
u proved tn boz 70 genuine aud earnest
contest Tor the prizes from the start. ipr
everyone know thai they we're worth EIfiy.
INK Tor Alter a spirited contest ihc game
WIS won 10y Mr. T. G. lurury. vino was
pu sguicd with q handsome ul,pr.hradod
rlnr. Miss Miriam Nelson achieved q
similar distinction and carried un q largo
terra Gotta figure. Struni puta we're
awarded 90 Mis-, ilrlru Moore and Mr. Ike
Watts delightful course oi rrIrr,h-
mcuis followed aud closed a charming and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-25
lterenissn Strength

Continually on the strssn, or overtaxed st inter
walls, II far less desirable than ordinary yigor
perpegFstea by rational diet and exercise. and
abssenuon from excess. Professional pagflisfs
and athletes rarely attain extreme old ace As
ordinary vigof may be retained by wise regard
fer sanitary living. and for the protection
against disease which timely and jndieious med
icsfson affords, 50 also Ii may be lost through
prolonged sedeaiAry labor, uninterrupted men
TAI strain. and foolish eating and drinking the
chiei snd most immediate sequence OF ali four
being dyspepsia For this condition TINS ar in
any wsy induced. aud for It's offspring failure
az muscular and nerve power. Hostetter's Sionn-
aen bitgeFS Is the pfincst and most genial of
remedies. Not only indigestion, but loss of flesh
appetite aud sleep are re'ne,iied by IL. Incipient
mslsfia and rheumatism are hsnished, and kid
ney. bowel and liver complaint ART removed.
hg IT,
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LINNTON,

TIE growing subsya Of Portland ssaven rayIes
'rasn The Csty oa tAe SogtAsra Pacs6e railroad
wltA deep wSgsr fronD. Machinery TO- The lares
ssaestsng voFss % tie ground AMI being pat m
Heavy uanuaa ctu-oEs have secured sites whase
sSesor.es wan add greatly - the population
Thsrts houses alreasiy erected lots setting
from sis upwards. Fos EsSFs and particulars
adorvsS cree 81 1Anu:ea, or at osies q tie
Swe3itng works. FIRST Nsssons. Baas Bul28sn~.
Portland o.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-03-22
Mistakes of Partisan Exnerts.

The annals of the Hotel Drouot abound in
stories of queer mistakes made by so called
experts, writes Theodore Child. How one
mistook the title of a picture, Saltwater
Mundi, for the name of Venetian painter,
rival of Salvador Rosa" how another at
tributed to Velasquez, who died in 1860, a
portrait of Louis XIV, who was born in ITO;
how another offered a picture of woman
washing dishes as a PORTRAIT of Rubens'
Wife," by himself, and volunteered the ex-
PLANTATION, that ''as everybody knew, Rubens
married his cook" The men who are at the
head of their profession are incapable of such
gross ignorance as this; nevertheless, even
experts of the highest grades are fallible
Thus quite recently an eminent Partisan
dealer offered without hesitation 30, 600 francs
for an antique Persian mosque lamp, fabri-
Gated few years ago at Vanguard by the
famous Brocart; and still more recently the
most eminent expert in Paris asked in a sale
the modest sum of 100 francs for hawthorn
pot, which, to his establishment, sold for 4, COG
francs, and afterward went to England
where it was resold to New York collector
for So, 000-New York Star
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-03-22
Marketing in the Eighteenth Century,

The "History of Medfeld," Mass, make.
mention of the manner of marketing in the
Eighteenth century, in the towns near Boston,
1t was the custom for the women of Med
field and other towns to go regularly to
market, except during the winter. They
went on horseback
A large wallet or strong bag was strung
across the horses back, containing the butter,
cheese and other similar products of the farm
Eggs were wrapped in tow, singly, to proven.
breaking Poultry was carried dangling a
the side of the load Back of the rider was {
bag Of hay for the horse.
They started about sunset, and went as fal
as Roxbury, where they turned into q horse
shed, gave the horse part of the hay, and
used the rest for a pillow, on which they slept
a few hours, and started out again in season
to reach Boston early in the morning
After selling out they returned home the
same day outh's Companion.