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New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
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ttion sick aud nervous headaches d,spondcncN mental
weakness and complaints arising from shat
teI nervous .ystcm snccumb to it, wonderful effects.
write call Tl'EkISlI TABLET co, LIMITED. 10
Fast lith-st New.YorA sole importers and manulact-
uers.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
HOME NEWS.
ppou1NrNT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT AKKIV MIS- n IIII1 ITO .
FIFTH AVENUE-EX-Governor Euius H. , puion NJ " ~,
Georgia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sanuel ro"ioI; VI
NewJersey. NEw-YORK-Senator Matthe" u Du'''
OF South Carolina.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
pRESIDENT AND TREASIrRER RESIGN.

JERSEY CITY.
PRESIDENT AND TREASURER RESIGN.
There is trouble in the Scottish American Athletic
Club. Among the prizes awarded at the last tourna-
ment were two gold watches, which were alleged 10
he worth s35 each. The bills for the watches were
audited paid by II. Reagan, the president, and W.
Hcngstenberg the treasurer. AT the meeting OF the
club on Friday night question raised about the
value OF the watches and the president and the ea
urer became indignant and promptly resigned. ne
watches were guaranteed by the firm IN NeW- iort H
from which they were purchased. and If they are ot
represented they will be replaced me incnDerS 6
Of the club arc cndcavOrng to have Mt Reagan anu
Mr. Hcngstenberg withdraw their designations
Henry Girlof the alleged sandbaGger who as
saulted and robbed Mrs Johnson, OF NO 4O IL "roVo
ST. some weeks ago brought over from W-iorh
yesterday on requisition papers and was committed 10
the county Jail.
Judge Knapp yesterday appointed DR.. benjamin
EDGE ex fudge Garrlck and ex-Mayor ONclil com
missoners to condemn a right of way through inc
Doremus estate required by the Bergen Neck Railway
Company.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
-nHDDtl -CUEE LLOlD.
oELRIcHS \ ID. NJ. . RonlIne Gr.en.

NCHOR LINE. L. :. MAIL Steamships
"A GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From Pier a. North River foot u Leroy's- =
Dcyonia. ..... Feb / p m. Auchoris March 1, y.
Rates Ot passage TO -
GLASGOW Ion DONDfRRY or LIVERPOOL: -.
Cabin, $40 and 500 Secont class 80 steerase' s'a
Best Route to AlgeFs snd So.'t ~ M9ffoe@eGq rs
= BOLIVIA. SATURDAY. February %.
Cabin passage $50 800 Draf- issued fo amoi.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, BOWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
VAPAN-CHlNA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave san Francisco follows;
ocr,NIC .. o.. p. Tuesday, February
e ,FTIC .Thursily, February q.
pFTGIC at lrisy March %
ocEANIC 30. %. Tuesday. April Is
superby Appointet-Superor Accommoia'ions
Re,erya,i9ns can made by letter telegraph 20 i
cabin plans 2s7 aad 3i3 Broadway Ne"-fo'A OF
Room a. Railroad Buding. san Francisco
LELAND STANFORD President
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19

r II GOODMAN General Passenger Agent.

NkW-lOhH AZ aND CrR. ~ p.S ,H6 hAiE vFEIco % wv
From piers 10 and II. L. L.. al v L.
YUMURI new HAY '31 v.-i IT, ad Jan %
&C. or ATLANTA. Hay. and sagua sat. Jan -
NIAGARA Vera E-'''o We'd. Jan. %
cIENFUEGos SaS,aG sa''ao us rSgrs oa jan 80
For particular freight OF passage, apply =
JAMES F. WARD CO. lib WalI.st
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
- ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs

~ SHORT ROUTE 10 LoEpoS,
NEw.YORk. S0UIHtMPION AND bkEMEN
Steamers SAL from pier foot 21.>'.. HOOOkeh
FAST EXPRESS sTEAMERs
Werra We'd. Jau. q, al. Fulda. sat, tcb :. a r.
s,ae, We'd. Jan - p d. Lahn. Wed tee.i2 10 so an
First cabin s75 ana upward oertn according q y
eston. Second cabin. $50 an adult, sceersse a. low
est rates. OFLRICHS & Co. No. Bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19

CAVANNAH FAST FRElUHI AND PAS
- SENGER LIN E.-Four steamers weekly nom Ner
Pier 3j ~ r.. foot ot SDrinS-st -
s.. KANSAS CITY ..-..-.-... SATURDAY jan 10 D. n
* HATT AHOOCUF.E. Monday. Jan. 20, 3 D. m
s. NACOOt lee w tdles ily, IAN - D. "a
s.. CITY or BIRMlNFli M. - ! rldaI jan - D. n
Connecting with Central Railway o. Georgia ana sayss
aah Flols and Western Ra way for az points IN OeogA
FLORIDA South Carolina Alatama ana LOUISIANA %
S na.sad accommOfa,,ons Fils-cass table fhote. Fa
freight ard pas age n Ply % . =, r,,r.,,r g.
J. ID HASHAGEN, w. H. KhfsII. peh Ag.
Fast At , r. and w. Ry, satannah fast LiAe
N"'' oe1 R~oaivay 3l7 Broadway.
pI W>IKFR Agent Ocean steamship Co..
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
DIED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
IL EOR IAGTANRA. PUERrD CABELLO. CURACOl

CORO AND MARACAIBO.
Sc yESFZI- III 4 -. Thursday January 30
CARACAS Nathfidt, fto
s.. PHILADELPHIA -...... lhur>iay, February ~
These American steamsh p. specially bUit Z. ths
trade have very supetQr acc nm t3ons 10, pa'sSe Sen
BOULTON, BLISS n DA LEI
General ManAgeLs, II Ms.s-
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
Ocean CLEANERS.
sENERALE TRANsATLAN.

NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
from Pier 40. North Kyer.,
FAST EMPRESS NAIL oERNlCE.
seryia..Jan IS, a. m. Gala. .tep % 1:3o a. N.
hY~aie, Fcb s. 10 a "a. Aurlnia.Mar ;, 8 30 o n
rm6rla " = Feb. l5 2 p. Ser,ia March Is, l p =
Cabin passage $50 $50. anc 800. Intermediae s3i
steeTage tickets 70 and from all parts OF Europe al yey
low rates For freight and passags ppy to the COMPANY
'' VERNON II. BROWN CO.. General Agents
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19

y JAlKsONN!LIE AND AII FIUEdDN FUINIA
TRI WEEKLY LINE.
From Pier 20. H. X. loot Roo>cN ST. at 3 D. n.
DELAWARE Charleston ard Jacksonville Mon, Jan. 60
SEMINOLE Charleston aud JachsOuN lie " I'd Jan. -
ROQCOIS Charleston and Jacksonyil ille Fri. Jan y
YEMASSEE. Charleston and jacksonville Mon. Jan; *
All steamers have nrst-cass passenger accommOiauon,
Insnranee under open policy effected nth PEI
cent WM. T. CLh ID. W, Ncl. AsentS
Bowling Green n ".
Il G. EGER G Z. A. G. S r Z. limo. $40 RN'y 'yNI:
, 1890-02-27

Lincoln County Times: ofcourse thc
character ot the weather for the pn,,
lew months put n complete end 10 milf
WORK on the further extension of tho
Central Washington road. Laborors
and contractors have beon idle. ana CON
siderable difficulty has been q xnoriencad
W securing iced for the stock winterei
over Dy The contractors, This enCorced
ialeiless Is about To end. As soon rs tL,,
W ,nml lesves the ground sufficiently 10
ni'oW OF grading scene of activity will
" presented along the route selected,
urnuhK VIII De pushed forya rti rapldlv
WY WY. D.inre many weeks constrticti0n
t,'i riin VIII De running far beyond Almlra.
NV roau VIII reach the bottom of thn
prAnd coulee this year. and uoselbIv
uvSonu ro,,, some very heavy work viii Ia
aIinm.u az that point OH the line. HUI
nt tpIslaoles are overcome by raiIroad
sieTs, ana by 1891 the Central NASH.
"s'on VIII touch the Columbia river.
~, T.. McCroskcy. writing to the Gar
ileId Enterprise. contributes the follnw.
ing recipe for exterminating SQUIRRELS;
money pint water gill oyenido oi
~ pSSmssauIn Oas .slrychnine 1 o., oil
peppermint ~ drops, oil of ani.e g0
uops, wheat 2h gallons, and tiour
choushto dry the wheat after mixing
Auu water to the honey. sli.btlv
WARMED add the ey. Potassium ana
, 1890-02-27

strychnine. which should lie PREVIOUSLY
well pulyerizcd, and stir ell both ma
thoroughly dissolved, then add the oils
OF ani,e and peppermint, aner which
add wheat, previously warming tho
mixture slightly, 50 rs 90 koen
honey from being too slH. Miy
iii every grain Is coated with the nnii
then sprinkle in the Hour, stirring In the
meanwhile till the grains do not clog.
The poison is now ready for immediate
use. II II Is desired to keep any of IL for
"A time IL should be dried in the sun for
two or three hours and then stirred
again, sYrinkIing in flour, then put into
tight vessel as the cy. of potassium ia
very volatile.
NV success with the recipe in coun.
try where the squirrel never Mbcmates
but breeds all the year, has been re-
marknble, but found got the best TO-.
suits when | Increased the strychnine
10 one and half or two unces. This
recipe COS, s., yet | would willingly givo
that am mouut and much more to got the
larntrs hero to generally use 10.
, 1890-02-27


Mr.. Cleveland walks UP Broadway
every afternoon without attracting any
attention, lie drops into fiith Avenue
hotel in the nest OF the very busiest men
OF the world without causing a ripple Of
excitement lie lunches every day In .,
small restaurant near his office on lower
broadway AMI not one person gu oi a
hundred recognizes him. lie takes his
turn in little Italian barber shop on
Park row the same as any other man,
without attracting the slightest notice
lie waited fittecn minutes the other
morning to be- shaved, and took the
plnce Of q buTly '!OngshOreman in the
BARRIERS chair, Chattcd uhably with the
artist rs his razor glided over tlIo ox-
Presidents face, picked " his own hat,
brushed his own coat, paid his 10 cents
and walked ont or the lace without
even the barber suspeciinC who he was.
lie goes to tho thoater win h's wifo, at
tends concerts and lectures aud often oc-
cuplCs . pew in 81. Bartholomew =
church on sunday morning but he Is
not stared at, seldom polnted out. and
has ceased iU @ curiosity. ~ Is not
that New Workers intend any dlsrc lpct /
To the cN-chief magistrate. II is sim
ply a phase Of New York lie. The bio
men come here, mingle with tho little
me and are swallowed up In the vOr-
tex, They soon forget tleir own i'm
p0rtance aud probably enjoy life more
Tor not being 50 conspicuous.
, 1890-02-27

Lewiston Teller: ". y. Kelley came
out from Marrcns Last wcck with the
mail rs far ~ Mount Idaho, and reports
hui four mails being received IN camp
since tho lst of December; that Bobby
smith, the li-ycar-oli boy who was lost
on MS way 10 Alton, had not been
loundi that w. - Nandcl!, WHO was
mai! carrier from Warren, 10 The pr1Iri,.
was also lost and supposed To- be por
ishell Ho had witt him inward of
$1,000, registered mail, besides other val.
uablc mail matter. Tho snow about
tive feet deep.
, 1890-02-27
a prospector Noar Nelson Killed by
His Partner,

Nelson Corrcsnonloucc kootenal starl
terrible ira gedy occurred here u few
days ago. Martin Corcoran and Mike
Monaghan were partners In the pros
Pecting company OF Barker & Co. The
party came in from Montana In the early
part of the summer, Ed Barker, Martin
and Mike were oamped in tho noighbor.
hood OF Nelson spending the winter.
The two latter went out for deer and
found tracks. They separated, and Mar
tin killed deer lie was stopped over
the animal dressing IL, when Mike, fol-.
lowing another track, cano in sight OF
him. IL appears that Martin wore a
sash, an end Of which, sticking up from
his back, looked like the tail of q deer.
Making sure that 1t was such, Mike fired.
The bullet struck Martin In the side be-
low the ribs and came out on the other
side under the arm. The wounded man
never spoke after Mike reached him,
and was dead in a few moments. An
inquest was held Mt which the facts ns
above stated were fully establi shed.
alter Which the remains were buried In
the nov cemetery ut Nelson. Corco ran 5
home Is at HOLLYWOOD, Minn. A
similar accident with q like f..Ai result
Occurred at Vead mountain last year, tho
victim being Jack Armstrong IL is
probable that of all the risks 10 which
prospectors or bushmen are subject, by
lar the greatest IA that OF coming un0N
pectedly within range OF the Winchester
OF somo over sunguine hunter. Both
Corcoran and Monaghan were steady,
sober, industhous men, and the whole
community deeply regret tho tragic oc-
! currence.
, 1890-02-27

Pendlcton last Orcronian: while the
losses OF stock in portions Of Eastern
Oregon, Eastern Washington and Idaho,
have no doubt been heavy, II should be
remembered that the amount Of loss Is
almost always exaggerated about this
time OF year. Where reports of losses OF
10, 10, or - per cent are made IL IT, safe
to presume hat the actual loss will not
finally prove tg be more than half tho. o
hNres. In tmFtilla county we dc not
believe, from all reports 50 far, IL will
exceed 10, or at the very most, 20 per
cent
, 1890-02-27

Walla Waila S,atcsmani II Is now
rumofed that the Union Pacific will soon
put ON two passenger trains - dav each
way between Spokane Falls and Pondle.
ton These will make both eastern and
western connection with trains on tho
mann imo. This, II done, will give Wniin
Wal la as good service as any station of
iiNG importance on the main line. The
unlon EaciIc Is evidently not going 10
neglect this part of her runl.
, 1890-02-27

Missoulian; W. NJ. Bedford sttor-
ney Tor Philip, the Indian, Is in receipt
OF information to the effect that Potlatch
Fanny who figured so prominently in
tho killing oi Rombuugh. Is on the
Umatiun reservation IN Oregon. llr
nus written TO secure whatever nitidayits
regarding the murder that she will
make. fhilip's chsuccs Of living are
brighter each day, and 1t looks very
much, u no u not given his liberty, hi-
sentence viii be changed to iinpfison-
, 1890-02-27

Eugene Field, In Chicago News
Saint Jo., Buchanan county,
Is leagues and Leagues away,
And sit in the gloom of this rented
room
And pine to be there to-day;
Yes, with Lon, 81 iog around me
And the busting to and fro.
| am tretting to be across the sea
In Lovers lhne, saint 10,
would have brown eyed maiden
60 driving Onceugain,
And IA sing a song, as we sailed
along
That sung to that maiden then;
purpOscly sag 'as we sailed along"
For proper horse goes slow
In those loafy isles where Cupid smiies)
In Lovers lane, 5 saint 10.
From her bOudor in the alders
Would peep lyuN-eyeu thrush,
And we'd hear her saw III a furtive way
To the noisy cricket ''fIushi'
To think that the curious creature
should crane her neck to know
The various thing. one lys and sings
IL lovers lane, saint 10.
But the NAPLES they should shield us
FROM the vossips OF the place.
Nor should tic sun except by pun)
lrctane the maldens face;
Aud the girl should do the driving,
For a fellow can't YOU know,
Unless he's neglcc,ml OF what's quite re-
spcctful
In Lover lane, Saint 10.
Ali sweet the hours spripgtime,
when the heart inclincs TO WOO,
And it's deemed all right for the callow
weight
To do what he wants to do;
But cruel the age of winter
When the way Of the world snys no
To the hoary men WHO would WOO again
In Lovers lane, saint 10.
In the Union bank of London
Are forty pounds or more,
which i IN IKE TO spend (crc the month
shall end)
In an antiquarian tore;
But I'd give IL all and gladly,
II, Tor un hour or so,
could feel the grace Of a distant place
vi Lovers lane, saint Jo.l
Let MS sit while beloved
And dream OF the good old days
OF the kindly shade which the naples
maue
chaise;
with your hcnd upon my shoulder,
-. Ana my arm about YOU, so.
Though cHiles, we shall seem to DO
In Lovers lane Saiut Jo.?
CbronEtic Corrcspondenco.
Atchlson Globe.l
The rise and fall of girls corre-
spondence:
Mr.. Smith.
Dear MIR. Smith.
My Dear Mr.. smith.
My Darling.
My own Darling.
My Own. .tr
My Dear Mr. 81 Z.
Dear MIR. f'u
Dear Sir.
Mr.. Smith.
Sir.
, 1890-02-27

Though humbly born, Virg inia's son
"Our country's iathcr rose to be-.
His dust, Mt. Vernon claims her own,
But he lives on in memory.
All! often smold'ring genius burns
In breasts that bear the humblest name,
Ana Lighting up the pathway, turns
The feet to glory and to fame.
, 1890-02-27

Colfax Gazette: Blanton, the man IN
the county Jail under sentence OF death.
came near cheating the haneman on
Monday. He mad an attack OF heart
di,caso on that day which tho attendant, A.,
thOUftt for while hc wouu NOT 4ur.
viyc. lie pulled through, however. amt
Is now getting stronger than at any
uma since confinement. lie has nceu
very weak for some time ana never sits
w more than an hour each day, taking
noeSerlisc.
, 1890-02-27

Hah'ne.kalt, the aged mother Of HON.
ley, chief oftho Cayuses, and the oldest
representative OF this once powerful
tribe OF Indians, died on the umatilla
reservation "A few days ago. She had
passed the century mark nearly a de
cale.
, 1890-02-27

III y Nl0kANl y N'hl NHAf'f
Tacoma Ledger; Superintendent v
NJ Buckley, Of the Spokane Falls "
Northern railroad arrived yesterday
morning from Spokane Falls. lie
laughed at runor that the Spokane
Falls Il Northern had gone TO the wall
financially Nonsense, nonsense he
declared, 1--WE are headed for the rich
mineral districts IN the Kootenai coun'
try In British Columbia. We expo TO
secure q charter Into the British dnmin-
ion, and when We do get IL II will not be
many months before we shall no INTO the
koOtenai country, Trains are running
TO Colyillc, and week or two OF open
weather would let Us into Marcus SIX
teen miles south Of the British line
and i0i miles from Spokane Falls, Iho
British possessions will be entered near
the Little Dalles, and Nelson IN the
kOOtenai country will be our objective
point. As to our road going to the wall,
the fellow who originated that cauard
must have leen dreaming about the
Seattle Lake shore & Eastern. No, sir,
the Spokane Fails a Northern never ran
in debt 81 for right Of way, steel, rolling
stock or other property
Mr. Buckley expects TO leave Spokane
Falls In April aud make Tacoma nom
iually his headquarters, although he
will spend much uf his time In the min
ing districts. II Is estimated that hc Is
worth 10000 Not many years ago hc
began his railroad career A. lsbOrtr,
From a section boss and locomotive
fireman he has worked himself rapidly
To the front as o railroad builder, mana
gel and superintendent.
, 1890-02-27
The kiss.
IVA sh gton start

the MSS
Washington start
TnE woNAS.
lie kissed me tonight when VIC parted ;
felt his lips
Touch mine
As iinger-tips
Divine
Touch breathless clay
Aud give
The boart-throbs play
That live
Eternaly
In love i sweet ocstnsy--
lie kissed mo tonight when VIC parted.
THE MAS.
] kissed her tonight when we parted;
If hud missed her
! should have kissed her
Sister
l kissed her last night when VIC parted.
FASHION.
African ivy is much better liked for
decorative purposes than srnilaN.
One oi the latest Parisian cnprlces Is 10
cut the material for SKIRT and waist on
the bias.
The orange trees, fruit-laden or i'm
blossom, lind their way on many fash.
ionablc tables.
Medici collars upon q Y neck SAVIOR too
much Of tho green room to over be
adopted by tho elegantes,
Wedgewood baskets filled 10 overflow
, 1890-02-27
EXCHANGE CULLINGS
The Last Blaze Of the Great Fire
That Swept over
Seattle.
superintendent Buckley aA'
About the Spokane Falls
& Northern.

Seattle Post.Intcligencer; A fre tnN'
has been burning over eight months wa was
discovered by gang OF workmen yes
,crday while they were excavating 'uv
debris occasioncd by the conhaEra'on Q.
June 9 last. The day before the grea'
tire which swept over seattle near'y nun nun
months ago. the po,t.lntelligencer' then
located on the north side Of Nesltr ave
nue. west Of Front street, foce.ye3i i,,, ama u
stored IN tho basement of its enili.ht !
two carloads Of print paper ~ WaI
piled compactly in the basement anu
was supposed to have been entirely con 4
sumcd. When the pick and shovel
reached Il Yesterday. however, II blated
up brightly and Tor while delied ln'
efforts OF the workmcn TO oNtinguisn u,
1t is probable that this is tho last spar
of the great tire of June q. Those VINO
werc near the scene yesterday may con O.,
hdenty boast that they saw the cnd o,
the fire, and the workmcn who smoihyfcd
the flames mny safely claim that they
put the big iirc out.
, 1890-02-27

"speaking of Indian rescrva-
tlons,u continued Mr.. Adams, at
seems to me time has come when
the Indian reservations must 20.
, 1890-02-27

But no man ever lived with greater
genius than EsDroneeda, lie starved
and sung, and Spain crowned him with
riches and honor. But these to him
were but Instruments for the most
bidoous emphasis OF bis own deadly
hatred Of all mankind. Stung 10 mad
ness by the burning CONSCIOUSNESS OF his
own unfortunate origin, he swept tho
universe of Inspiration and Language for
flaming brands Of Imagery with which
to nnnihilate virtue and debgueh all
mankind. His tremendous intellectual
mower and supreme genius, allied TO his
awfnl invectiyc and the subtle poison OF
his divine verse; for "a time corrupted all
Spain. Bat an hour came when this
Nave OF ruin swept back In indignation
upon himself. lie struggled against
Il with infinite daring and power until.
realizing the cnormity of his crime
Against the hope of all mnnlsiEa, :: the
compelorrss OF his own fall, he went
mad entirely. breaking from his keep
ors. he rushed to the Campo santo,
whorc his mother lay buried, and there
upon this now weed-hiduen grave. COM
posed tho most dreadful and deyillsh
demon ever conceived by human mind
ala Desespcracion' '--iii which his own
mother, even the holy virgin, and all
semblnnce Of virtue, naidenhood,
motherhood, maternity, are inorc loatb-
somcly rcyiled than elsewhere In all
tongues of men. With this masterpiece
OF the infamy Of genius he appeared be-
fore nis friends. u blAsphemons mnniac,
destroyed himself and died uttcring the
words Que fallc oirol"-'1set the mkt
! one dealW EDGAR Ia WAkEMAN.
, 1890-02-27
rwiiisl,,.

The Intelligence coines from Paris that
white Kid gloves are again to be assumed
for the street. fhoy are not beautiful;
they are unsuitable, and they will make
the hands look twice rs large as any
other glove. Just why the Partisan, so
famous for her good taste. should choose
these is u mystery. but il must be con-
iessed, IN sorrow, that half tho French
fashions In vogue here arc not in favor
with any women in Paris. for, except
when size drives, the FrenciIwoman is
quite "a quiet as the English In her cos
tune.
, 1890-02-27

Dainty wicker baskets in all sorts OF
odd, quaint shapes are used by the for
let for the wedding breakfast. Hidden
away in the pretty lining of plush or
brokade are receptacles for water. In
them are placed blossoms that are al
lowed to stray in reckless profusion
across the handle ana gracefully droop
over the sides.
, 1890-02-27

Rosettes, that have been for some
time a favorite ornamentation for mil
linery and house toilettes, are now used
for home decorative purposes, holding
back canopies, portiercs, curtains, and
indeed all sorts and kind Of draperies.
, 1890-02-27

Such a charming theater bonnet, look
ing as it rested upon the fair hair as If
its mistress was about to indulge in the
festivities Of uhe May dance. The
Frcnchy pink roses with their tiny
leaves of soft, delicate green formed the
dainticst wreath imaginable about IA
crownless brim, while velvet strings
that matched perfection the exquisite
leaves were brought under the pretty
chin and caught by jeweled pins.
, 1890-02-27

Zulu hats, when pinched into shape
and held by fine wire, may be silvered
and lined with soft, white silk, when
they are ready for flowers or bon. n.bons.
The handle should also be made from
wire and covered with silk and not of
lace.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-12-20
ANOTHER Room.

Elsewhere will be found Corpor-
ators Notice, of the first meeting of
the stockholders of the Martinsburg
Development Company. We under
stand that this company has secured
about 100 acres of land lying North
and west of and adjoining the town,
with frontage of about ! miles on
the 3. & o. r. r., and about one
mile on the G. Y. r. R., with a
stream of water running through it.
This gives excellent facilities for
manufacturing plants as well as for
residence lots. and we hope the pro-
motors will as speedily as possible
after organization, place their stock
and commence operations. Of course
there is never any trouble in obtain
ing offers from manufacturers, but
there is always trouble in obtaining
good solid men, willing to furnish
a portion of the capital and with
their share Of risk, work for a sue
cessful establishment of their plant
There are plenty who want some
for thing nothing and are ready to sell
out and leave as soon as they get it.
Get reliable people, with practical
plants, and no place offers better IA
cilities than Martinsburg. Let the
booms prosper and the town will
prosper.