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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
-. e. A.seei.tien.

The Secrstary OF the Chicago Soelety
Of Artists" waited the Art Association
al the Coppsns studio Tuesday evening
He gave an interesting talk on the
management Aaa work OF the society
pointers which the association now IN
is Infancy viii not iali 10 pront by
he WAS much pleased with the work
already accomplished, aud thinks the
association has a bright future before
il, Judging from the enthusiasm OF lis
membeTs
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

Married at the residence OF Mr.. c. D.
Hodges, l72 Barclay.st., on Wednesday
evening, 10y Rev. Charles Fluhrer, Mr..
Dodge Benton Hicks 10 Miss Blanch
May White, both of this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hicks viii be AT home 10 their
friends after January 20, at South
Brooklyn, y. y, their future home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
FewsIi-snith.

Thursday evening, Rev. Isaac Piatt
Powell. and Mics Helen Griffith smith
we're united n marriage at the bride =
Merriam officiating. The bride wore
white six. Tie wedding was strictly
private. beng attended only by the n-
innate friends and relatives of ths
happy couple Rev and Mrs Powell
srs well knovn in literary ard church
circles. and they are the rec p.ents of
the most sincere congratulations ard
good wIsnes. They wil BE- &c home -
ther friends Tuesday. Jan 3, and
Thursday, Jan. 8, st their residence
Is I.lrarsr-.- -ara
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

Many ladies have been waiting until
the holidays 10 take advantage OF the
clearance sales. We are selling = fine
line Of French felts At cost; also fancy
feathers, tips, caps and trimmed hats
and bonnets IN great variety. Come
early and get the choice bargains.
ADAMS 4 Co,
ln &nnroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
Hopkins-Irawford.

Mr.. Claud c. Hopkins, of this city,
and Mss Clara L. Crawford, OF South
Bend, Ind, were married at tie First
Presbyterian Church, in SOuth Bend,
Wednesday evening. They will be at
home at the Livingston after January
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

TIE closing exercises of the Akeley
Institute occurred AZ Grsnd Haven Fr.-
day nght Yesterday morning the
fois sEtag younx iadIes returned -
spend the holiday season with their
psrsuls in this city. The n SECS Nett 2
49, Lrcy Waite, Anna seymour, Fan
re rath. NAM Brown. Iols Drt-
tentas ~ Nate Jewe 6 n IS sores acd
Iou - srayton. n ss Florence Nay
ere 81 tne teachers. a slso here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

Mrs. J. W. Mowat, of 334 Cherry-st.,
gave an afternoon tea Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. d. Putnam entertained few
friends at tea last evening complsmen-
tary TO her guest, Mrs. Celia p. W0oley,
OF chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
IWehster-Mathison

Miss Kittie Mathison, daughter of
Mr.. Franklin h. MathIson, and Mr.. W,
T. Webster, a highly respected young
man OF this city, were united in mar
rage at the residence of Rev. Mr..
Fluhrer last evening,
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

TIE West SIDE has aided another
redto club to the already long list
sThe Pedro Seekers the name ~
tds nsv e.ut, aua lt = composed of
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
OUR CLOAK SALE.

Notwithstanding the somewhat unfavoAhs weather for
Goods of CLOAKs
elegant display
The
offered city, the that these desirable
makes
determined stock exteutA
SPRING COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

At Shaw's Tea Store buy 50 cents
worth of any OF nls teas and receive a
box of choice French candies. 20
Csual-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

Selling out Boys Sleds AZ 25c., SOC.
and csc. Tney are great bargaint.
MoRsF's
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

A beautiful recepIon dress worn re-
gently 81 Mrs. W J stewart, Was OF
striped Persian Havana bfoWn and
gold made eish green fa.lle. The back
Vas en- princess With plests extending
from the shoulders 10 the ho0r, where
DC opened out in fan fasnioa as she
walked The sleeves we're oi the fable
and fsille rutiies ran across the bottom
il lf0ag.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

Novelties for dress that are correct a
7. ". Dunu 4 Co.'S. 5 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
THESOCIETY COLUMN
Al Unparalslisd Number OF Wed
dinss During the Week.
NERRILY RIG TIE NiRRIlCE BELLS
a Passing 6daapss sf Sharmiss strss,
suits soaae or tn Etssaat DFsssss
Nssa zt a Hsasat hsssptioA-
Khs sg Nseiii. Ball.

Among ths many pretty snd oec0m-
M street suits worn ~ uelrkno"n
ladies, is lhs ons soFn ~ Mss ksahs.
n j. or old blue camels hair. ~itn blue
aud gray coat 81 match with astrakan
sleeves. Tue Effect IS very launty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

4 nee plum pudding a. Hatch s
only la cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

Selling out Man cure sets. Collar and
Cuff Boxes, 75c., 8 70 $50.
MonsE's
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
OUR RIBBON SALE.

you enjoy busy and witness the crowd
RIBBON COUNTER taking advantage Of the bargains offered Our
Ribbons marked down the loves, Ribbons
demand, opportunity like this seldom offered
SPRING a COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

Selling ont plush to3et sets, csiluloid
ngs-lrush. comb ard Mirror, 15c
20 81 a. Morsc's
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

Useful and luxarous holiday gIfts ~
Dunn's. Morton House. Block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

every yard BLACK our
sweeping reduction price present
many a accept
Gift, the in prices makes
of pattern comparatively inexpensive.
SPRING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

There has been perfect furore Of
FUR p ping among the ultra fashionable.
AsifaNan and SEAL p.pings have been
tie Iayorltes, even indoor garments
having been eiaboFaIely trima~d With
them. As winter waues aud summer
advances. they wil bee succeeded by
feather piping.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

Cho#cs oranges At Hatch's. p ard 2
per dozen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

Frssa Fshstr'ssssassa'.r'.l IL waa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

Best Esrer - p ore rcun1 fancy
hssksf st Hstra or 3 - esnts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

Mrs. A. 2. Vinegar, OF this city, y
thc creator OF an entirely new style OF
seal garment. The shape is short IN the
back. with a nigh collar, winch can be
easily adjusted 20 SUIT the wearer's IN
clmatlon. The front rolls open, dis
playing launty vest OF golden seal.
The beauty Of the garment lies IN the
cut, which Is universally becoming.
The collar Is seamless on the edges and
the front IS lined with the seal back 10
tnc armseye.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

Local society Is much agltated over
the fact that certain well-knOwn
young gentleman has recently taken
out two marriage licenses and still -
unmarried. tie IS handsome. popular,
Tch and great fsvorite IN the best
CIRCLES. and MS unfortunate nOn-taking
Oh IS the subject of much quiet specu-
lat.on. His name 5 suppressed ont OF
consideration fOc his feelings, which
must he already badly iscerated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
OUR Umbrella
DEPARTMENT.

Is stocked with an elegant UMBRELLAS anticipate
the demand prepared complete pe
SPRING q COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
OUR DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT.

Here too may be presents department
suggestive DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT We have received elegant line Of ngess Fah
The department.
replete goods Plaid Check PLAIN effects We
special bargains fifty goods our Inc
OF evening shades not
he sold special prices during the week
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
OUR PERFUMERl
IND
TOILET
DEPfRTNENT.

our elegant trade
st popular pres you anything buy vs 10
our department
rnen Offering line moderate prices special
attention Lubn Lady Corstes
fumes goods well goods
need special line ~ Toilet SOAPS includes
ma standard varieties. SPRING 4 COMPANY.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-25
MERCURIAL POISON.

Mercury il frequently ipju,liciously
used by quack doctors in cases Of mala,
ria and blood poison. Its aflor effect is
worse than the original disease. B. B. B.
(Botanic Blood Balm contains no mer.
curry, but will clminmtc mercurial poison
from The system. Write to Blood Balm
Co., Atlauta, Ga, for book Of conyin-
cling proof Of its curative virtue,
A. L. Britton, jackson, Tenn. writes
II cnnghl malaria in Louisiana, aud
when the fever at last broke, my sys tenn
was saturated with poison, and I had
sores in my mouth and knots on my
tongue. | got two bottles b. Is. b.,
which healed my tongue and mouth and
made q row man .,r mc.
Wm. Richmond Atlanta, Ga, writes
"My wife could hardly sec. Doctors
called It syphiitic iritis lIer eyes were
in dreadful condition. Her appetite
failed. She had pains in her joints and
bones. Her kidneys were dcranged also
and no ono thought she could be cured.
DIR. Gillian recommended b. B. b.,
which she used until her health was Gu.
tirely restored"
Is. p. b. Jones. Atlanta, Ga. writes
Il was troubled with copper coorcd
cruptious, loss Of appetite, pain in back
aching joints, debility. cmaciation, los.
Of hair, sore throat. and great nervous.
ness. B. 3. B. put my system in fine
condition."
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-25
OUR CANDIDATE.

Come farmers and let us staul
Tillmnn is our choice, support him like
u lnaD
United is tho link which form the LISTING
band,
Tillmnn is the farmers choice, DO a
Illman man.
See. see, tho divided host,
Disupitcd arc ready to disband,
Stand stand yc sturdy sons,
Cry aloud, VIC are Tillman man.
We, you know, desire no foe,
But give US share of man.
We respect tho one who on virtue hangs,
Speak out boys, we arc Tillman man.
Give us place in tho Congress hall.
Giyc US q chance rs national man;
Give lis the name of Il fnrmcr boy.
We will prove to you we arc a TiIlman
man.
Launch your boat and pull for shore,
Shuu the rocks aud bend to tho oar,
Stcar clear, boys, don't strike sand.
Prove 70 the critics yon AFRO Iillman
man.
TAR HEEL.
Blenhom, S. g., April II, 1890.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-25
TO the Sundny-ScA0Ol Workers
Of Marlboro County:
DEAR BRETHREN +.

LEAN ERElIlkEN.
The Second Annual Conference of the
Methods. Sunday Scloo!; Of Marlboro
County Is drawing near and IL is very
Each school is entitled to two (2) dole
gates who should be elected at once and
their names sent 10 the Secretary at Bcn-
ncttsyillc. All ministers of The churches
to be represented and Superintendent
Of schools arc members eX-oilicio of the
Conference and arc expected to be pres
cnt Let each and every ono begin TO
gather information and work and pray for
the success Of our next Conference.
Each superintendent IN tho county is
earnestly requested to have prepared and
sent to the Secretary full S atisticai re-
port giving all information Of interest
from his school for tho benefit Of the Con
ference. JOHN MANNING,
President
S. a. BROWN, Secretary.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-25

Entered at the Post Onlco at Beunetts
vile, 8. g.. as second class matter.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-25
Positively NHc1AinIey's latest

The Republican tariff bill has
been changed again. The last des-
porate move Of the panic-strickcn
Republicans is to restore hides to
the free list, repeal all the duties
on sugar and give the sugar pro
dnccrs bounty Of two cents Il
pound. A careful computation by
the Democrats Of the committee
shows that even with the sugar du-
tics thrown overheard the McI[in-
ley bill would increase the revenue
more than four million dollars on
the basis Of present iInportations.
The farmers who raise corn and
pork and can't sell them, arc to be
taxed $7,5o0,000 year to support
the sugar planters, suppose there is
no increase in production, and an
additional sum to cnablo the Gov
crnmcnt to pay seven cents pound
for cocoons and 81 apound for raw
silk.
The bounty system is The protcc-
ton system with the meath taken
OIL. Governor Yarmouth, Of New
Orleans, great sugar planter, told
the ways and means committee
that the bounty system would not
suit the planters at all because the
people wouldn't stand it; the boun-
ty would not last two years; as
soon as the people discovered that
the protection system was merely a
disguised bounty system they
would wipe ont the whole thing.
Governor Yarmouth is a very
clever headed man.-Na tt u a !
Democrat.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-25

Constable Bennett, armed with a
warrant authorizing him to attach
trunk ofa negro woman for bedt,
made q horrible discovery on the
lst inst. at Augusta, Ga. While
waiting at the depot for the arrival
OF the woman's trunk baggage
wagon deposited it on the platform.
The officer seized it and opened it
TO investigate its contents. AS he
did SO he was astoundcd to find
the body Of a woman packed close
ly in the. box. Tt was that of the
woman whom the warrant was is-
sued against. SHE died the night
before and was being shipped off
to relatives in q trunk, as she was
20 poor That her friends could not
buy coffin for her.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-25

a novel operation has been per-
formed in the Edinburg Royal in
Urinary. a farmer was suffering
from q diseased leg bone, induced
by an accident. On medical advice
he came to the infirmary and was
put under the care of Mr.. Miller.
surgeon, who determined to remove
the diseased portion and substitute
an OK rib. The operation was
performed month ago, and it
seems it has been so successful that
the man will be about again short
ly with q limb as strong and
healthy as ever all-Mall Ga
Zcttc.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-25

At the Farmers Convention held
at Columbia, March 27, it was unan-
imously
RESOLVED, Tint the thanks of this convcn-
ton aro due, and are now rendered, to TIL Il
CHARLESTON WORLD for ii. uniform kind
treatment of the farmers of the State, and its
fair and just treatment Of tissues now under
discussion by them.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-25
THE LADIES DELIGHTED.

The pleasant effect and the pcrfcc
safety with which ladies may uso thu
liquid fruit laxative, Syrup Of Figs. under
all conditions make il their lavoritc rem
cmy. 1t is pleasing to the eye and tt
the taste, gentle. yet ctFcctual in actius
on the kidneys, liver and bowels.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-25
BAILEY COTTON SBIDD |!

TNARTIES wanting 10 buy The ccle-
II brated Bailey Cotton Seed. which
IS destined to 5upplant all others can Sc
cure the same on application 10 me at
Carolina =. o., Marion County. S. G.
ST. per quart, 50 cents extra when sent
by mail. Tie staple from this seed sold
in market last season Tor ~ cents.
N n MCDONALD, Jr. q.
Jan. 20, l8oo-3m.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-25

A new method Of testing woolen
garments is by putting causlic soda
into cup of water and the article
whose genuineness is doubted into the
mixture, Of course being careful not
to touch the liquid. The caustic soda
will quickly cat animal libcrs, but has
no effect upon those Of vegetable or
igin. If the article is all wool it will
be dissolved in the liquid, leaving
nothing hut u track Of coIorcd matter.
If the material is cotton, it comes OF
unscathcd When tie material is
wool supported by q framework Of
cotton, the latter being indistinguish-
able TO the eye or by ordinary tests,
the caustic soda quickly divorces the
two, dissolvcs the wool and leaves tho
cotton as clean az if it had been woven
by itself. It has been suggested that
people might buy set Of underwear
made OF wool and cottcn mixed, that
when the sultry days of spring arrive
bath OF caustic soda might bo pre-.
pared, tho garments dipped therein
70 emurgc in the form Of cotton gos.
samer for tho summer soasoD. Halls
Journal Of Health.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-25

A full line of Landrcth's
Garden Seed and Onions at j. Y. Douglas
Drug Store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02
1AEA1RlcALs HIS WEEK.
"sweet Lavender" the Academy; "lfaf
bor Lights" the Theatre.

"Sweet Lavender" the Academy; "Har-
bor Lights" the Theatre.
The production Of "Swcct Lavender at
the Academy this week by Daniel Froh-
mans Iyceum Theatre Company will be
one OF the fashionable theatrical events Of
the season. 10 has had brilliant run. both
i'm London and New York. The action OF
the play is quiet, but never dun; the senti-
ment natural and never forced, and the
character drawing something 20 be COM
mondod. 10 is presented here under The
same management a. "Ihc Nife.' Which
made pronounced hit earlier IN the season.
All Of the original scenery and effects VIII
be used here during the run Of the play.
which will be for three nights and mati-
nee. commencing on Thursday next.
"iarbor Lights romantic mclO-drama
Of beautiful plot and opportunities, ana
which has had long and successful runs ln
the leading cities Of England and this
country, Will be presented next Wednesday
and Thursday evenings at the Richmond
Theatre. The presentation Of the drama is
hy experienced and versatile artists. who
are efficient in sustaining the dramatic
points Of the plot.
The pretty story is preitily acted. and a
sustained effort, eliminating in rescue
from suicide on the cliffs 0ycrsladdOwing
the ocean. while the storm is raging. is one
that is always increasing in tragic develop
mcnfs and situations. The staging Of the
niece. which is very fine, adds much 10 the
possibilities Of the acting. car load OF
special scenery will be used for the prcsen-
f1fion here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Items of Interest. Picked Up in the Snow
Across the River.

Items of Interest. Picked Up in the Snow
Across the River.
The stockholders OF the Mechanics and
Merchants Bank have elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: A. l.. Adam
Bon, president; j. II. Patteson. cashier;
Geroge l.. Gary, G.. A. Jones and l.. :. Ro-
lin, directors. They are all Old officers.
Several cases Of a trivial nature were be-
fore the Mayors Court yesterday.
IL has not yet been determined whether
the street car lines Of the Southside Land
aud Improvement Company VIII be run BY
electricity. The consolidation Of the two
lines went into effect yesterday, with Major
Il. K. Seldom as superintendent, and Mr.. r.
stanley Robinson as secretary and treasurer
The military fair Was not in progress last
night, but II has been decided TO have IL two
more nights Monday and Tuesday of this
week. On the latter evening an auction
viii be held, and all articles remaining will
be disposed Of.
Dnring the month of February there were
thirty-seNen arrests made by the city police
and tifty-siN deeds were recorded in the Of
nee Of the clerk Of the Hastings Court.
4 meeting u the Democratic City Cen
trail Committee will DE held i'm the Leader
building next Thursday night at O'Clock
for the purpose OF considering matters per-
tanning % The coming municipal election.
At the masquerade ball held Friday night
AT Cersley's Hall the following Young ladies
were present: Misses MOlie Hatcher INA
Mayo, Lallie Mayo, Ellen Weisiger. Lizzie
Graves, Oracle Han and Weetie Hall of
this city; Mrs. y. 4. Hatcher, Misses Mary
aud Flora Hatcher and Birdie LYME. az
chesterfield; Misses Miiiio Walker. Byndie |
johnson, Nellie smith. Julia Grates' and
Lula Walker, OF Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

A recent trip shows "a very rapid and SUBJ
stantiai growth in this new Richmond su
burh. lt is deserycdiy successful. because
the high nearby plateau upon which it is io
Gated combines healthmlness. nearnes5 o.
business, accessibility and entire freedom
from an Objectionable features that are
found I'm Richmond I'M the shape OF the
shaniy. the butcher shops, saloons, sc.
With electric lights. good roads, mail DC.
livery twice daily, and "a location as near
the postoiiee as the Richmond College, DO
offers, on reasonable and accommodating
terms, an opportunity of procuring "a beauti.
GOD home.
The plan inaugum.ed by Mr.. Barton, OF
course. somewhat inlcrferes with the rental
business. because IL gives homes tO pur-
chasers on about the same terms as the
renter pays, who. OF course, at the cXp.ra-
ton Of his renting, has nothing % show.
we advise an those who have tried the
renting business AN their lives 90 go out t0
Barton Heights and interview Mr. Barton.
not 90 stop until they have arranged % se-
cure a home. BILLY FORD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

DR.. Irwin Il. Smith. has returned from
Philadelphia. Dr. smith graduated from
the PENNSYLVANIA College of dental sur
gerry at its thirty-fOurth annual commence
mont held at the American Academy of
Music, Friday evening.
Mr.. vs.. NJ. Anderson, for q number of
years with the drug house of J.. i. Reeve a
Co.. has accepted a position with the a. b..
G. Chemical Company. and viii leave nm "a
few days on an extended business trip.
Mr.. W. W. Foster has severed his con-
nection with the Davis Art Gallery, and in
a short time will open an elegantly appoint
ed Photographic Studio at ll2 north Ninth
street.
Mr.. W. II. Green, general superintendent
Of the Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Company. has also been made assistant
general manager.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. +. Slaughter returned
from their bridal tour yesterday afternoon.
and will reside at 80. SO north Twenty
fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius FOwlkes are STOP
ping at the Exchange. having arrived from
Mississippi yesterday, en- route for New
lerk and other Northern points.
Mr.. n. -. B0udar has been elected ac-
countant for the supreme Chapter of the
Progressive Endowment Guild of America
Mr.. W. W. Foster is making arrange
ments 10 open a studio Of his own at H.
north Ninth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02
WEATHER COMBINATION.
Rain. Hail, Snow, slush, wind. the Or.
der of Proceedings.

February went out like a lamb, and
March came in roaring like lion.
When the bells ofthc city Friday night
rang out twelve O'Clock. few drops Of rain
We're falling, and when the city awOke rain
had been falling steadily since 1880.
Yesterday was terrible day on pedes-
trians, and those who could stay at home
and dream fancies away by blazing hearthe
are to be congratulated. Ten O'Clock
came. and with it the announce
Greeley. Then the rain changed
into hah. This was little better for pedes.
tIiaus who did not have umbrellas. but the
hail soon melted, and slush spread over the
streets.
At noon the beautiful snow began 10 fall.
and umbrellas in "a measure were dispensed
with, but the slush became thicker, and
men went home TO dinner and forgot 10 come
back 10 business.
The snow was not heavy, and where il
fell on the trees 10 showed the outline Of the
stems and parts of the leaves in exquisite
fashion. The fall Of snow was very general
throughout the State.
The noble James, of course had ga put
in these proceedings, and rose. Yesterday
evening a telegram stated that at Lynch
burg was four feet and standing; another
from Balcony Falls, four feet falling:
Scotisville, seven feet rising; Columbia.
seten feet, standing. The water has 0nl,
risen about four feet nj the wharyos at
Rockets, and the steamship men there do
not apprehend any danger They are.
though, taking Time by the forelock, and
moving their goods from the waters edge.
\ view of the river from the bridges
showed very plainly that the usual tenor Of
the water had been subjected 10 cOnsidera-
BILE ruiliing. OfCourse the water is muddy.
and RichmOnders will have siege of
dark-colOred liquid 10 drink for the
next few days. Yesterday reminded every
one OF saturday, April Z, 1889. IL was Just
such day as yesterday and the people
who attended the matinee of "Adonis" that
day will not soon forget how umbrellas,
wrong side out, Went sailing down Broad
street. The average temperature Of that
day was 40 degrees.
Last night there were few signs of better
weather for today and il is 20 be hoped
that the first Sunday i'm March will be a
bright and sunshiny day, for il is a well
known adage that il the first sunday is
rainy, umbrellas will have 10 be carried all
other Sabbaths in the month.