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The evening world., 1891-05-29
Il Was Painful.

Opposite him in bridge car as the train
left the Brooklyn side was pretty girl
He first stroked his whiskers. Then he
pulled his mustsche. Then he drew out his
handkerchief and wiped his mouth and
nourished 1t around. Then he coughed and
moved about. The girl looked straight
ahead into vacancy and never winked, and
the middle-aged lady beside her was read
ing letter. The man finally crossed over
under pretense OF looking out of the win
dow, and was about to sit down beside the
girl when jolt of the car caused the mid
dle-aged woman to look up and say:
"Please have care, sir; my daughter IL
blindn'
The man fairly limped as he made for tht
other end Of the car.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

Typhoid fever. ........"................ IL days
WhoopinE cough .,.. .....n.'..'.......'''"..l ~ DAYS
''''''''''''''''''''''
II Htne system u Impoverished " maynq De
possible to oheck the disease, but measure can
be iaken TO prevent u spreading 10 otner
memhers OF the family.
Although the rich are not exempt the poor
are not spared, AZ poverty predisposes her
helpless children 70 whatever evii IL epidemic
Their dwellings are either down In damp
localities, or up In some close quarters where
the sun IL excluded and where the Ventilation
is manly supplied through windows opening
into dsrk hsiiways, cheeriess eout" or nnny
Streets IN which the Sir 10 poisoned oY the
smuvia arising from hWeepinRH and decaying
matter.
In controlling THESE diseases the utmost vigil
ance 10 now useu. The patient 's rleluiy quar-
an',ned anu Kept isoiated' the doors oeihg
hnng with sneets Gripping wet with disiniec'-
ants carpets curtains ana c!o'hing are burned
ana every portion OF tne room ana the iurhi-
ture II must contain IN thoroughly dinhiec'eu
oy seam hcruoolnR' nushihR Win corrosNe
Suoi'mate OF the Iunes OF suipnurous gas
hVen tue walls ana tne "oonWotk aDout inc
room are washed win soiuiion oi mercuric
ch'orlde' anu this cleansing Is repeNeu every
u"'' "o ''u's, 'o".'' a"u US
y, ,"' ~ ~p"' "io a''' , s,,'.
"n .o ".u ~
VIM" ."ey aio '",o"n ,'', nv '',' eV.
s,oHnieu ~ "'u oo'"''" W e"'o''' ~ ''A'' VI
u'Un.uo y. ou.p.u., ,.,, =. i,
in'"'e' ',
ieoseu W pn's.'a". ~. .no' ."'
, .n.,e'e ov'. 70 p.,e, ee 49,. =,
ouo.ous auu 20 ,ne"ssy po'son., 80 ,,,,.
non ~. ,''i..,o =.
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'""' I" oanno. 'e u'ou "" ."'
p'pe' "n' eo,i iouo 'nA. lne".
ne 'n.o'o 10 no .'4u -. "
p . 'o w -ou p a,',,,.,,,n, I' =,
| """' " '""'o"kh M" 'e'ue''' "''i'N'"HS 10
The evening world., 1891-05-29

Even Cashmere goat with fleece that
trailed on the ground would hardly pay for
Its keep II 1t ate meals that cost S26.
Pennsylvania goat swallowed its
masters pocketbook, containing al.
The animal was hardly worth a
fve-dollar Confederate note, and this
Lucullus banqueting was too much. II
was killed and the farmer found fifteen
dollars In his inside pocket" The rest OF
the notes were useless both as money aud
as nouIishment. This Is a solemn warnins
to Harlem.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

She Was Firm.

"How much for strawberries" shrieked
O little old woman at Hoboken grocery.
"Wen, ma'am, strawberries did sell at
25 cents, but u
"I'll give you % cents and not another
penny ~ she exclaimed.
Z" But now they are selling at eighteen" "
ne added.
"oh they are Then won't give you
but fifteen IL don't eat one before next
January "
The evening world., 1891-05-29

During the season of the Metropolitan opera
Company at the Columbus Theatre, Harlem.
the opera "Un Ballo In Mascnera" will DE
presented. The repertoire Of the organization
10 very large one.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

The next vote for ths state Flower may have Il
blooming Roswell p. In II.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

Ex-Goy. WALLER is not as fond Of
Chicago as he was. A thief tried to make
on with his gold-handled umbrella, and
while WALLER, with hands all soaped where
he had been washing them, grabbed him
ana recovered the forgettable thing another
WHY Chicagoan made away with his hat,
II made the ex-Consul madder than ever to
have to buy new tile in the Windy City
What o nice place for the Fair
The evening world., 1891-05-29

The ostrich may hide his diminished head.
An Arab stowaway was found in the hold
Of q ship with half pound OF assorted
hardware in his stomach. The ostrich,
however, is good for an afternoon run with
a load like this, while the Arab was dead.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

head as we'll as q soft heart. The supply Of
burglars more than equals the demand, and
he is public benefactor who legitimately
thlns them out. But good man has died
from worry over his laudable shot. This IL
too had
The evening world., 1891-05-29
Here Is a Point

to remember-Hood's sArsaparillA IL . modern
medicine, originated by thoroughly compstent
phArmHcists. and still prepared under their per
sonAl supervision. Every ingredient used II
strictly pure and Is the best of its kind II IL pos
sible to buy. All the roots and herbs ArN care
fully selected. are Eround in our OWE druemill,
and fnom the time Of purchase until Hoods SGr.
saPSrA IL prepared, every thing u watched 70 a.
tain the ba0t possible roSnlt.
pared BY G. l. EooD 500. LSwsiI. nass. f
100 Doses One Dollar
The evening world., 1891-05-29

Everything now in the pleasure and comfort
OF q room lies in Its cool cleanliness and de-
lightful airiness. A pleasant fragrance for
rooms Is obtained by arranging branches OF
the Norway spruce in vase of water. In a
few days tender, pale green branches feather
out, soft and cool to the touch, and sending
out delightful healtn-giving odor. This little
touch to the rooms will be found most refresh
ing for Spring and Summer. The Norway
spruce can be obtained without much trouble.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

The world is richer by sixteen young
women doctors who were turned out at the
women's Medical College Of the New York
Iniirmary. New York only gets Ave Of
them.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

At the rate Of $21 G "blunder It won't
take long to convince steamship agents OF
the wisdom Of correctly understanding our
immigration laws.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

Congressman LODGE. OF Force bill fame,
has failed with force again. He couldn't
make the Republicans Of the Massachusetts,
Legislature kill the Redistricting bill.
The evening world., 1891-05-29
vACRANT VERSES
How It Turns Out.

How It Turns Out.
A beach In the moonlight
A girl on the sand
A yout h close beside her
A souseZe OF the hand:
An Arm round . waist than
A huK-thsn = kiss ,
A head on . shoulder
A moment OF blisa.
A row aud . picnic;
A dance, then ride;
A Question-An answer
A weddings bride.
A trip TO Niagara;
A Wssk at the Pieri
A flAt In New York
A. Gix hundred q year.
One servAnt-tWo bAblost
A shortage In oAah.
A wesk or two longer,
And then comes the oTAah.
A trivial quarrel.
Aud thsn b divoros-
This occurs every day,
As "a matter Of course"
-BrookIyn Lifs
The evening world., 1891-05-29
Not Intended for duplication.

lIFom Pack.
lngalls-McKlnley may have 10 pay mighty
dear for his whistle.
CarneRie-hoW 30?
lngAlls-He Is having 1t made out OF native
The evening world., 1891-05-29
Quite Apropos.

The baseball crank looked o'sr the hsld.
Where athletes did disport,
And sid. " That shortstop over there
We Mortgage call tor short"
why do you oan him that" inquired
A ohAp not Ger profound.
80 Because, the Otner answered him,
i" lie covers 80 much ground"
-Boston Courier
The evening world., 1891-05-29
Reversed Arms.
NELL NELSON.

ITrom JUDGE.
81 am very y'old, said the veteran, " and
have seen many q ncht."
"Did you bear arms in lsl22" asked the
boy.
"No, my boy" returned the old man; 81,
was Just the other way. Arms bore me- "
The evening world., 1891-05-29
For O Little Girl.

70 ne Editor
Please give this 90 cents to some little girl
and hope 1t will do her good. LULU.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

soft boiled egg, pint Of ripe strawberries.
coffee and rolls.
The evening world., 1891-05-29
Il Will Help,

To he TdTTOF'
Inclosed ind quarter OF dollar towards
the Sick Babies Fund. Trusting that these
few pennies will aid to comfort those poor
little noulR y. II.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

Pennsylvania throws up its hat. Its STATE
Legislature has adjourned for two years.
The evening world., 1891-05-29
"a Most Ingenious Paradox"
IFroN Puok

Mis- Bean-I like Edwin Arnold's works &C
muGel Don't you think they have Suen .
healthy Toner
Mr.. POdd-Yes; but don't think they vii
live very long.
The evening world., 1891-05-29
At Her Best.

Iron hURSsy's WssLIV.I
She (after moment OF painful silence-re-
plying to propoBaD-Will you take mo as am
He Questioned too abruptly ly)-RsAlly, l wOIld
prefer you when you have your diamonds on.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

Every foot Of playground given up in the
parks is just concession to the rights OF
childhood.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

The Rubber Trust is rubbed out. 1t was
found that few firms got all its good, to
the injury OF many.
The evening world., 1891-05-29
Valid Grounds.

IFN0B JG1as.l
"on what grounds do you claim pensionf"
"lf there'd Deen war with Italy Il would
have been just my luck 10 get ball In the leg "
The evening world., 1891-05-29
Some Ground for II,
IFroM Judss.I

cum0o ION May S0)-The Government ID
sues food 70 some Of the Indian Iribea to-day
! hOlleVe.
FanGle-Not that know Of.
-cumAO-lan't i Digger ration dAyS"
The evening world., 1891-05-29
Hard Lines.

Hard Lines.
lFrom Nunsey's Wsskly.l
sThat's tough on Patti"
'Whst is1" -
"why, she dyed her raven locks Tiiar
red"
''Weli, what OF it,"
are ali the rage"
The evening world., 1891-05-29

The railroad grAbbers have got thei
warning to let the North Woods alone.
The evening world., 1891-05-29
BoWilIR by Proxy.

IIFoA As ktA0s JsstSr.l
Brown-sAy. JOneA you do not know Misu
Armouri why did you raise your hat TO herr
Jone,-I didn'L lrs my brOthsrS hat: he
The evening world., 1891-05-29
Promises More.

To he Editor.
Inolosed nnd 30 cents for the Sick Babies
Fund. You win hear from me soon again.
NICK.
The evening world., 1891-05-29
Every Dime Means Hope for tho
Suffering Infants.
Nell Nelson Tells What tho Free
Doctors Can Do.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS:
Another Dollar.

TO me FdHor'
Inclosed please ind 81 for your noble char
ity. "a FELIX ADLERITE."
The evening world., 1891-05-29

INGALLS, says his ideas arc for sale. They
have frequently given him away.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

Arc you on the list, yet, for tho Ere,
Doctors Fund.-
The evening world., 1891-05-29

When = man worries to death because he
~ killed . burglar he must have q soft
The evening world., 1891-05-29

On Saturday, May 30. THE
Evening World" will be printed
on blue paper. Don't fall to Sc
cure a copy.
The evening world., 1891-05-29


Everv,n,no now in the p,easure and comfort
n, a rom rea in i,a ,ool c,eapliness and de-
,,,h,,p, air,pess n,easan, fraorapoe for
rooma "a ob,a,ped nv arranging hranchea M
,,o Norvo, snrr,,a In n vaae NJ wa,er Tn
,ou davs tender no,e oreen branches feather
ont so,, ana cooi IN the touch. and sendinp
ont a de,,uhttul healtn.eiyinu odor. This little
torcn IN the rooms will he found mos, refresh
inc for snr,nu and Simmer. The NORWAY
Accordno tn tho Comm,ss,on of Enol,sh
.hor ,nera ore q nm oOo to,,nu woman in the
on''eu nns ..,. ] =. 80 ,so
~ Nv oH'
SoNil''''on'
wben the ,ate Crown Prince Of Aua,r,a dad.
,o ,sf, tho Is,and Of Lacroma near Raonsa.
v,,cn ne h ad ,nher,ted from MA nnc,e. MaY,.
r,n,on =, Ne,,co n bis ,,ue o,r, 7, waa
so,d aome time auo that the Emneror Frano,a
Josenh n. the Guardian of tho rt,,e Arch-
d,,bas. nrono.ea ael,ing tho ,s,and M. he,p q
ON rnnron,ah,e noss eaa,on for a m,nor II IA
now sa,d That u vii, not ne so,d. but that tho
pmneror viii ,nvea, n ann renresent,nv twice
,ne va,ue OF Lacroma for his little ward, and
order 7, has been offered to the Bened,o-
tines. but thew could not accent, AZ their rules
| do not allow them 10 settle anywhere upleas n
Now. although Lacroma possesses the ruins of
An abbey. IL Ia not large enough for a settle
ment of this kind: and the Emperor IN looking
| elaevhere for n religions community which
will Accent the legacy.
|
,r.0,,.., T., .. ,s.
| .,., :, 60 .,s.s...",..
|
Rosettes OF tulle are placed beneath the
brims Of the big hats, and q torsade OF tuilt
lies above The hair. A delicious example is OF
fine black crlnollne, sown with such q redun.
dant crop of wild oats that one would imagine
they had been planted by some fast younl
man In his wild salad days. There Ia q new
idea in strings. says my authority. In Parii
the ladies are wearing them Of narrow velve
crossing again beneath the chin and theI
drawn across the neck natly like Q necklet ant
fastened with q tiny bow at the back or
|
According 70 Mrs hiice freeman faimer
there are 4"oo girls IN 'he colleges OF IN
unted STATES.
-
nome Tor young girls OF all nationaiitie
has recently been opened In Paria 1t 10 In
tended TO receive young girls VINO come T.
Paris 10 studV OF seek employ menL and IN
charge Is very moderate indeed. only ~ cent
per day. Ihe nome is' however, NOT intende
AZ permanent resiaence ior young girls an
tue stay snould not extend beyond month
-
The "dress suspender is decidedly q desid
eratum this season, for skirts are long, an
always more or less trailing on the ground q
the back They are quite plain In front, wit
few plaits at the back only. Indoors lhi
shape is graceful, but for walking It Ia scarcel
so. The necessity of holding up ones skirts I
. avoid mud or dust takes away all the la,
monious outlines OF the dress, which, to loo
well, requires to be long and 1owinR.
The nrst women's trade union in Belgiui
has Just been formed by feminine tobacc
workers at Antwerp.
lila m,s,ate IN annnosa ina, ,s.n,or .~,.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

A Slur.
Iron Judge.
nShe doesn't claim to be bud, does she p
"Why, cerIainIy."
"What kind-century plant7"
The evening world., 1891-05-29
At the Club.
LEAN, Rnrn.rlI Rnanr l

BronSon-By Jovei I'm going to wesign.
fundamentally?
Bronson-YaaG Icawnr stay In club witt
WoOinson-ne's got on \ beaver hat with
sack coat
The evening world., 1891-05-29
Giving Her Time.

Giving Her Time.
tIToR MuR'sy's FeskiYl
She with emotion)-Really, l must have
time TO think IL oyer-to consider, you know,
whether believe you love me or not
He (painiully embarrasseu)-An right III
20 out and take couple OF wAltZes with Pene.
lope while you tNnG II over.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

too z 1Ss sasa Ta oOiRI Fs. s iSS:S;: ::S N: %
The evening world., 1891-05-29
Entered at the Poat once at New York ss sec-
ond-clsss matter.
~ BRANCH OFFICES

~ BRANCH OFFICES,
WORLD UPTOWN oFFICE-I267 BROADWAY.
between 3Ist and 32d ats. New York.
BRnOkLYN - 800 FULTON ST. HARLEM =
Nsvs Department $50 EAST 125TH sr. Ad-
vertisements at 237 EAST l15TH ST.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.-LEDoER BUILDING. 112
sourH UrHsr. wASHINGToN-8l014 14TH sr.
LONDON oFflCE-32 CooKsPuR st.. TRATAL-
Gan SQUARE.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

A Clear Case.
Iron AUAssy's RsskIy.I
"She never said she'd marry you. can't
nee where the breach OF promise comes in."
"Why she said she'd be sister 10 me and
Ahe never haa -
The evening world., 1891-05-29
What sha Would Do.

Iron Puck
Miss Fraters-What would We do without
our little brotheFsf
hiHs Pltcher-Get married.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

According to the Commission Of English
Labor there are 3, 900, 600 toiling women in the
United Kingdom Of Great Britain, aud yet there
10 no chance Of electing one woman to the
CommlRsion.
The evening world., 1891-05-29
Very Striking.

Iron Judge.
"You spent nve yeArs in New York, Lord
Noodleoy?"
"YA-as."
"Ard what struck you most fOrclbly in our
| country?"
"My creditahs."
The evening world., 1891-05-29
announcement,

Prom JUdy.I
He'll have called tonight 70 aSk-tO ask
you for your hand
she-Wsll tGilsnce, while the clock tickn),
why don't your
The evening world., 1891-05-29

Another Scandal at the Hub.
Iron Puck,
"Where are the Dipbys7"
"Oh, we couldn't ask themi They're not
ON our list any more"
whats the trouble?"
"Why, didn't you hearf Helen Dtgby sent
u sonnet 10 the Atlantic with twenty lines
in IL.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

Where the Claws Showed.
From Puck
Amy-Jack is such q sensible, practical fel-
low. DO you know, think l would love him
more II he were foolish occasionally, Al least
in his loving.
Kitty-Every body but you thinks he Is, dear.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

The nrst women's trade union in Belgium
has Just been formed by feminine tobacco
workers at Antwerp.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

home for young girls OF all nationalities
has recently been opened In PariA 1t Is in
tended to receive young girls who come to
Paris to study or seek employ ment and the
charge is very moderate indeed, only 80 cents
per day. The home is. however, not intended
as permanent residence for young girls, and
tue stay should not extend beyond q month.
The evening world., 1891-05-29

The "dress suspender +" is decidedly desid-
eratum this season, for skirts are long, and
always more or less trailing on the ground at
the back. They are quite plain In 'front.' with
q few plaits at the back only. Indoors this
shape is graceful, but for walking 1t is scarcely
so. The necessity of holding up ones skirts TO
avoid mud or dust takes away all the har-
monous outlines of the dress, which, to look
well, requires to be long and flowing.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-08-21
He was Queer In the Head.

The late archbishop of York, Dr. Thom-
son, used to tell very amusing story about
himself which occurred while he was
bishop Of Gloucester. Having one day a
very severe toothache he tried as a
remedy piece of cotton wool stepped in
chloroform. After doing SO Mrs. Thorn
son reminded him that the drug usually
made him "queer in the head, and ad-
vised him to lie down Immediately and
sleep off the effects.
He accordingly disappeared to do so,
but about an hour after he suddenly
burst into the room in which his wife
was quietly working and in an excited
manner said to her, "Zoe, what do you
think? have been offered the archbish-
opric Of York;"
snow, my dear" replied Mrs. Thom-
son, "do go and lie down again till you
have got rid Of that horrid chloroform.
You don't know what you are talking
about"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-08-21
KATIE GOT THE BOOK.
No One Will Deny That IL Was tn,
Well Earned Reward ofa Good story.

W. Ohe Deuy was tn6
Well Earned Reward ofa Good story.
Katie was going to bed, after a day Of
toll minding her sick ynd manned dolls
chronic invalids all of them-and her
beautiful duck, the one old quacker
that travelled with the hens because he
had no better company. The robin that
had been watching her out of the corners
of his bright eyes, as he ran over the lawn
and listened to her prattle, was asleep
already, with his head under his wing,
and Katie's hung heavily on mothers
shoulder while she was undressing her.
"Now lay me" had been said, with
many yawns in between, and mammals
pet had been tucked in snugly; but just
as the sleepy eyes were closing, she sat
suddenly bolt upright
Mamma, she said, II want Johnuy's
picture book-that with the lambs"
Hush, Katie" said her mother, the
least bit wearily, for the little feet and
the little tongue had never ceased going
one moment all day. "Now we will go
to sleep."
But, mamma" and the big eyes
f''""Su o"i hco1y, Cdu lndNeUOIluuy 3
picture book this onst?"
Not tonight, dearie; it is too late.
Mamma, said Katie, sitting up very
straight and looking very solemn indeed,
II heard story Of little girl-she was
good little girl-that asked her mamma
onst, when she was put to bed, for the
picture book with the lambs, and the
mamma told her she couldn't have it,
and-and"-the baby voice fell to an
awed whisper, and the eyes grew very
big lin just - -about-two--minute
she was dead"
MY, Katie! And what killed her so
quick?"
Because, said Katie, with conviction
because she didn't get the book"
She got it, and in five minutes was
asleep with it in her arms
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-08-21
ChivalrOus Devotion,

At the most extensive aquarium in
England, the Brighton Zoo, the female
lobster recently cast her shell. She
screwed herself up together on the toes
and tail, and suddenly bent her body.
Snap went the shell in its center, and the
case of the back came away in one piece.
The claws We're her next care, and she
worked away at them for long time.
1t was a proceeding of extreme deli
cacy, considering that all the flesh of the
great claw had to be passed through the
small base. During the operation one
claw came of altogether, and this must
have seemed to the lobster lady serious
misfortune, as it will not grow to its full
size again until the second year The tail
and legs gave very little trouble, and the
body, when thus undressed, proved to be
of a pale blue.
The shell casting over, the lobster sank
on the sand, and this action seemed sig
nal for the attack Of every creature in the
tank.
The defenseless victim babe fair to sue
cumb to the fury of her enemies, when
the male lobster suddenly came to her
rescue. Standing over his shelless better
half, he fought her assailants relentlessly.
Day and night did he watch over her un-
til her shell was sufficiently hardened to
protect her in fighting her own battles.
When this happy moment arrived he
deliberately picked up the old claw,
broke it in his nippers, and ate the meat.
He then dug hole in the sand, placed in
it the broken bits Of shell, buried them,
and piled q number of small stones above
the grave.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-08-21
Imposing, Not Jolly.

After the marriage of Napoleon and
Maria Louisa the city OF Paris gave them
a splendid banquet, which Captain Coig-
net describes in his Narrative. He was
on duty at the Hotel de Vile, where the
banquet was served, with a squad of 90
grenadiers.
The table was horseshoe shaped, and
around it were placed armchairs. The
dishes were of solid gold When the mas
ter of ceremonies announced "The En-
peror," Bonaparte entered. followed by
his wife and five kings. Having seated
himself at the table, the emperor made
sign to the guests to take their places.
As soon as all were seated the table was
cleared, as is usual at great dinners, and
every dish was carried into an adjoining
room, where the carvers did their work.
Behind each king there were three foot
men about step from one another.
Other foOtmcn communicated with carv-
ers and passed the plates without turn
ing more than half way round to get
them.
When plate came within reach of a
king the bead foOtman presented it to
him, and If he shook his head the plate
was withdrawn and another brought inn
mediately. II the head did not move the
footnan placed the plate in front of his
master. Not word was spoken.
Each napkin az soon as once used dis
appeared, the footman slipping in an
other. When the banquet was over pile
OF napkins lay behind each chair.
No one was permitted to speak except
when the emperor addressed him.
THAT may be imposing, but it is not
at all jolly, is the captains comment.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-08-21
PHILLIPS

Spring days are at hand and
premonitions Of warm weather
bring with them a desire for
cooling dishes. We shall keep
Ice Cream of many flavors
from now on, and will serve it
in our parlors day or night.
Families and parties sup
piled. Get our prices.
The Cafe is open, and the
kitchen is in charge of an ex-
perienced cook. Catering for
parties, lodges, weddings, etc.,
a specially.
Fresh bread and cakes daily
in the bakery.
M. M PHILLIPS & SON.
Proprietors of
"PHILLIPS' CAFE"
Bloomsbury, Pa.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-08-21

The Corcoran Art Gallery, Of Washing
ton has bought large pastoral painting
by G. s. Truesdell, called "Going to
Pasture. 1t is Z feet by 8. and shows a
French peasant girl leading a flock Of
sheep to pasture in autumn.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-08-21

OF course, Washington couldn't lie.
But he never had his farm laid out in
town lots.-[Columbus Post.