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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14

THE WASHINGTON Post ss7iveS she oio
exploded story about President DAsis az
tempting to escape in womao's clothing
and comments upon what 1t osii8 the
laok OF dignity epinood ny su0h
an attempt. Tae only ground for
ths story was The fsol thst IL. Davis, when
csp.ursd, wore an oiio!oth Goa and that a!s
wife, 10 protect hirn trcm the rain falling 81
the slime, hsd thrown her shawl over his
head. Bat, sgers Ii Otherwise, End ii be h"d
wen momao's whole onefs, many auotae'
bfa7s man has resorsed 10 such means t3
earepg what he, In giew Of 'he then existing
olsoamssaaosg, naturally supposed YES
dsabh. Boq ene Post hss never were Is
ssy abont shs nos olis undisoihad, ona
osaa,a.y, na1sg7 in 7ghich PreeIdeE' Lin
o,!p, ~ ane Of pssce, disguised himsei'
end eneEkea lato he osp!'sl Of biz ossn sac
aloa. ,gith no enemy 10 Sigh, aad protected
by the U. s. army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14
Explosion.

TIproN, lad. Oct. IA Last night one of
the seVenty-6qe horse power boilers in the
beading factory of A. 3. Coleman at this
place let 90, completely dsmoishing the
large building and scattering machinery all
over the yard. The boiler was hurled so
fast into the air and owa ato hundred
piece. There were 90 mea and boys at
work In tia factory. moss o' whom were
MIRA OF lela Injured. two of them perhaps
fatally. The plant, which ws4 valued at
SIS 600, is almoat total wreck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14

THE Methodist Observation-Disclosures has
declared that women will be welcome in the
councils snd in the puipts OF the Methodist
church. The conference evidently does not
agree with ct. Paul. for he says +: "Let pour
women keep silsacs in the churches, fer it
is not percaitted unto them 10 spesk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14

"xY WIFE! MY WIFE m-sisto Gilsrdo, an
Itsisn iaborer. shot ana killed his wife, Laura
st Patterson Park, Baltimore last night, and thon
inado an ineffecrusi attempt to xiii himsoif Ee
viii recover. Sho WAS but eighteen and ne
twenty-thTeo and they had separated Oh account
of his indoloncc. The park policeman heard
four shots Ill rapid succession end ran to the
scene, where he beheid the awful sight. The
woman was lying on her back. Her face ana
dress wero covered with blood Sitting beside
her On The grass WAS her husband, VINO cried,
my vito my wife W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14

The momeE. cAtsrrd oscouss chronic it
is difficult 70 overcome. However Old
Saui's Catsrrh Cure will cure The most OBJ
situate case.
l. is hard york for the baby TO cut teeth,
snd 1t should ne assisted by tbs use OF DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup 1aoa viii cool ibe iu-
famed gums
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14
psrty.

THIS POLITICAL workers" 10 Maryland
like those in Virginia are disguised with the
present political campaign. There is Sc
little opposition to tie democratic candi-
dates in both States that the contest Is q
merely nominal one, GO that there is 30 need
for the expenditure of mooey On other eide,
and as workers" wilt cot work" without
monef, they dou't understand the process OF
cop&uc,ing camgaign withous 'sueas,"
"soap," OF "fas," take little Interests 10 i;s re-
suit, and sctually lock upon 1t with positive
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14
aversion.

The BABY McKes business was run i'll the
ground, aud was Fidiculed by the democratic,
as 1t deserved to be. But, judging By Shat !s
nov ssld In soma democratic uewsps pers, the
esne fate sill attepd the Ruth Cleveland
business, aDd lt become che subject Of re-
publican ridicuie. Babies are all right in
sher place, but that place is not among ma
tional affairs, undor republican govern
mani
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14

Heavy Weashar WAS experienced liz the
Day aud the capea yesterday. a. three
masted schooner, name unkuown, is wreck
OF the Horseshoe Ia The hay. a feet of
nsarly 100 schoone9s is lying in Hampton
Rosds, as are also two steamships and the
ship Jsoez HAYES. SsVe,si e. hes saips have
sought refuge st the mon !.s oi risere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14
SEQ CASH,

s25 PER MONTH, OR 500 PEE ANYUa
Will bay LOT in tho
RAPIDLY IMPROVING SOU rHEAsT SECTION
OF WASHINGTON, D. c.
These lots are 17x1O0 each to an alley and
range in prizes from S80j 10 1900 They are To-
Gated within II squares of the capito and give
every promise OF steady increase OF values ihele
terms have nevor bafo G boeo offered on city lots
Act quick number ioited.
GEO. Y. WORTHIE6TON & BRo.
oct14 3C 1885 F ct. n. ", Wsshingtoe D. q.
I INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.-To the cti.
l. zens Of Alexandria: appear before you for
your support. AS it is i'm ossible 1or me acc
ali Of my friends, take this method Of returning
my thanks for your supper. one year ago. and az
preciating your kindness, and to give you sone.
thing in return, I will, Oh Ocsober 145h, tap
barrel of Home-Madc SOUR KRoUT, which
will offer for sale at 10c per qusrt or quarts for
CSC a, d at the same time will have some OF J.
c. SHAFnR & CO.'S CELEBRATED FRANK-
FORT and HANOVER ..GBEEN SAUSAGE, New
Process Sausage Meat, Ham and Plsin Bologns,
White Pudding Head Cheese Fresh and Sailed
PORK, &c For sale by
JNO. II. EAYLO2 onlz,
ocs.44t Stall No % Market
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14

Bid me discourse. SUD will erchant thine
ear with tales OF astounding cures Of oil
sorts Of suffering by Salvation Oh. Price %
cenis.
Ac Indiaa boy 'esnled to hang hlmaelf
after seven schoo! gisis he'd Kissed him. He
didn't, fox he found thay mad given bio, nc
ching more serious than cold which ne
speedily curad with Dr. Baii's Cough Syrup,
snd then marrigd tbs proitiest orc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14
RRoa wAsRINoT0s.
Ispeo,ai Correspondence OF the Alexandria Gazette.
1D..u,rc-r.. n n Oos ii 1901

= N.6 IEs.v-UN. II %. UCI. IT IoHI
Postmaster General Wanamsksr IS 60 op.
posed &c Ic.teries that rs today riga, ..ss.
the postmaster general o. Csneda 10 ppt s.
certain sismp u. Nj letters su. pected ofcon-
ssiuiaa Ic;tsrg t,cGeie matted IN that cop7
srv. so thst sncn et5ess may E,a held saG 10
snec;ed o. lie ousSoass' oGcessin this o. ;sa-
frv. 10 naysag beeu decided by the Treasury
Dspartuent 5Lat lottery lickets are subject
20 tariff tax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14

THE SWEEPING victory she democrats
gained yesterday in Indianapolis, President
Rarrieon's own home. if pa be 5 a6iosophio
ruau, 9ill tend greatly to decrease tbs TO-
terest ne now taxes 10 t6e condition of MIR.
Blaiaes kl6uegs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14

ONLY soMs Of the Elgayesn governments
vii! take part in tae proposed Chicago fsir
Among them Is thst 81 Aus:rie, and the In
terest 10 takes IL the succees Of the fair ts
plainly manifested by the amount II nas ap
propr.a!ed Cor the exhibit it will uasks there
six ihousand dollars. Way, that wouldn't
pay tho freight both ways o. the snsliest
kird of 40 exhibit. Ta" present Indications
are thas If thata oe fair, IT will b0 loosi
concern. But lis management from noS
until the next Presidential election Will De
conducted ID the INTEREST OF The republican
DsrGy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14
MARRIED.

At the Bsgue Westm ireland county, vs., on
Monday evening. ,ho 12sn instant, BIZ Rev. T. A.
Cast.esnsn, Ella .twn Z, daughter of Mr.
Tbos N. Murphy. 10 Mr. s1ILBsat JEFFER50N
cox OF A.oxaad = [3outh. Churehmsu please
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14

FRED DOUGLASS made aysaoh 10 @S9E-
iagton lass oieac.ia which he ssid iheS F'hsa
he went as US. minister to Hsyti, Presideo-
Harrison tod him 30 "do 81 &c could 10
hsjp the Haitian people epa persuade them
TO. az maoh 80 they cao. oca gu, tae se-
proaoass buried 81 thea" f 70 had pre-
vlousiy said tass Ais oojsoS IN 8ayti was t.
show the oeher uesicns cfthe world ihaS his
-rsoe IS cao.b!p of ssif gov@raoenk. 90 IL
seems sbaa both Prsai1enS Harslson and HE
miaister to aayii hsd she Interest OF shat
country, aid noe n the Uaited ssatss, 8
heart. Blu no'hlra 70 wonderful Oowadags
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
Woodward & LothrOp.
10th, l1th, and F Streets, NV.

sag- We have connected with
ozzr Bureau Of Information
q telegraph o!fce 1cT ptcoltc
use.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14

ARLINGTON CATTLE MAEKET. Oct i3. 50
attic wore offered and SOLD as folio~s: Beet "a"
AZ; good 34a3lac; meiidm 2'4s3;; common
2a21ac roo Sheep aad Lambs wore offered
Sheep sold at :Sa4c, and Lam At 5~6c. Caig.1
5s6Ec Cows and Calves brought $;20a45. 6lar-
knt hriek.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14
g1aE LATEST IN LtcEs.

Fashion experts say Beads are to bo
extensively used this season.
Beaded Laces in sets, TWO and three
widths to match.
Dainty patterns
6 inch, Sl.50. 11-inch, 81 40.
Is inch, So 85 yard.
(FIra. floor, second annex.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET Get y AT
Union stock yards this week 100 Cattle we've o1
the market and sold rs follows: Bo5. 3ti AZ
good 34.s5 pc medium It,aJ common u
&c per ID. $50 Snaep and Lambs were oIire
old Sheep sold at 2Aa4c, ami Lsln}s At a06-
per b. Cows and Calves sold ct S20l15. 81 be
market 70, Sheep and Lambs good, and for Cattle
iair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14

The ma k s qlie' Thor IS M change in
Flonr qnots;ions Tha demand Tor @hest s
chiefly OF choc,. To-. an Te qdaar ~ 65alC4
"a to gu .Iity. co is qu,eC SO u 20 80
Oh ngs in Aye nor Oats Country proiuce Is in
good demand at quotations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14

Tho Day ton aud Iron railway shops IN Dayton
O.. were destroyed by fire last night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14
;XJHAT's IN THE BASEMENT i?

JUST SUCH TROPHIES OF ECONOMY
AS TIL ESf. Soc:
Decorated China Caps and 5aucois
$175 dozen.
Plates to match, 81 65 dozan.
Decorated China Bowls, l3c each,
for 25c.
Teapot Tiles 10 ana l5c.
(Bascm mt II hat building
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14
t1GENCH BRoADCLOTHs

{
There is every Indication thai BROAD
CLOTHS Will mold Cheir place among the
leading fashionable fabrics this season Tor
street. visiting and reception dresses.
The 81 Quality 45 inches wide, in
handsome coiorings.
The $l.25 Quality, 80 inches wide, IN
all staple SHADES.
(First floor, 1Oth.st. bui!ding.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14

CYHANcE FOB SMALL 1NyEs MENTs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14
MZLLZN-ER Y PA.RLORS
Second Floor, 1st and 81 hnncxps)
October Weddings.

When you are the recipient of an
invitation to wedding you will at
once see the propriety of sending
the b1ide-to. be your congratula-
tons in some substantial form.
Pictures suit everybody especially new
housekeepets; SO DO Table Linens
Lamps Bronzes, REic-a brac, Siiverware,
Checks, Cut Glass and Onyx Tables. We
have them ali vt the proper places 80 yell
rs thousand ard one othor things from
which TO Choose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14

NEW Yonx, Oct. 14.-Cottou COLL upiandp
So Orleans 1-16 futures steady NJ tho
deciiac Flour quiet and ssoady. wheat sctig9
and easy. Corn quiet and 6sm. PORT uuIe. and
eady at $40 5OslJ rs. Lard quio' and easy .
Sc 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14

eAa..moah. Get. Ia Floar steady aud IN
c,sneof Whsat-1o 2 r-d weak 3 OF AID Get
1s4,l0iA lsec J07A 1923; My 1lS7s .1f4;
steamer 30 Q req 99hai' Oh oou hcr, frn
Fulz 100d09 Iongberrg lo2s10S ,om
mixed steady spot 60 asked yea 5iHssn17s (;
Jsn 6ias .5lSs Feb Ola Mar - y Southern
frm WHITE 7O-7 ! yellow 7la72. Ozts ste dy
to m; No 3 white Te9Cern 35:3iia; 80 2 wIX-
cd do 1894. Rye firm and higher; 30 96s
96ih DAY lover good to choice timothy $13 30
s14 90 Provisions firm and unch,bsnf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14

Ua1oAeo, Ocs 14-i1:0o a waeas- Doc
99lh; May 1885. Cocn--Cc, sos year 443..
oats-Nov %; May 31A. Po,k-Deo ~ 8 y
6 52is. Short ribs--Nov So o. Jan So 02ls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14
+ ow PRICE DRESS GOOD.

4 OW PRICE DRESS GOOD.
We've boon skipping this class OF Dress
Goods recently, and such heaps and
mountains OF the now s.yles as get you
wondering where the end can be
Angola Plsids, half wool, in now dark
co!ors. 81 iuches wide, 15c yard.
Novelty Plsiis, hsliwoo 10 dark ei-
fscts. "a to &c inchos wide, 25c yard.
Knics erbocker Stripes snd PLaids, ex-
ira heavy aud good value. 80 inches
wide, 25o yard. u
Ms hair grJcades, in all The dark fail
shades. 80 inches lie, &c YARD.
Honrietta Cashmere, Cotton warp ana
PIoct Gar final, ac-extrs GOOD value.
36 inches wide, 25c yard.
Second floor. 11th-st. buildingJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-14

S25 PER MONTH, OR 500 PEP ANYUa
Will bay LOT in the
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-24

and matrons for masculine conversation.
II is d melancholy fact that the average
man Of consequences in the world, even n
he have the leisure, viii not join a process
sion Of women before dinner and dawdle
his time away over a cup Of tea and a con
versation about nothing. lie is generally
through with his work by 3 or 4 O'Clock,
just in time for the tea or reception, but
instead Of going thther he prefers to drop
in at the club, play a game of cards or
billiards, or, selfish mortal, take drive all
by himself In the suburbs.
In consequence this is what we see on
every side every afternoon these days in
the capital city Of the nation: a beautiful
house, filed with all the art furniture, tap
estries, rugs and pictures that money can
buy and space bcstow; an exquisitely
dressed, experienced and yiyacious hostess,
standing just within the first drawing
room 20 receive her friends; assisting her,
either Sin line" ready to be introduced to
every man that comes along, or ensconced
behind tea urns and in delightful little
corners, a dozen or twenty of the prettiest
and most charming girls in the world, with
their best gowns and fuckers on and
wearing their brightest smiles. And what
elsel Why, procession Of women, an
endless, smiling chattering, well dressed
butmanless procession OF women. Some
of them are young and charming, but more
are old enough to have outliycd the mania
for receptions, which dear experience must
long ago have taught them was stupid
vapid, artificial means Of pleasure.
Many Of this passing throng are un
known women, such as Mrs. Senator Blank
was complaining OF just nOw-the women
who rush into fine houses out Of sheer curl
osity to see the homes and gowns and man
ner Of people above them in social station
They are here TO crafty an uuquenchablC
thirst to see and be seen, and an undyinl
ambition 10 be able to tell their friend,
here, and TO write to their friends in the
country, all about their call on Mrs
Senator So-aud so, and the wife Of the
minister of This-or-that of the presi
dents cabinet; but the men, obi where
are they2 And what dismal, almost
pathetic scene this is in the parlors
Women gushing over women, young
girls wasting their charms upon the
maiden aunts of other girls, beauty Ian
gushing for drop of masculine apprecia
ton, and the colored man in the hall
solemn and a little timid amid so much
bufIeting Oh a sea of bOnuets.
Did you ever know ten or fifteen men 20
assemble in parlor and spend an after
noon shaking hands with two or three
hundred other men there, as if to do some
thing, and still with nothing to do, talk
ing, and sJill having nothing to talk about
No, when the men meet all by themselves,
with no women To assist, they play poker
or other cards, drink and tell stories, talk
politics and get angry and make wagers,
or they quickly dispense. All of which
goes 10 show that woman is the most pa.
tient and long suffering ofall earthly Great
ures. If were a woman | would not be
a Washington society woman if | could
help it. ROBERT GRAVES.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-24
An Interesting Dialogue

Jones' "Hello! Neighbor Brown, got
a new hat, a tine one, too; getting eX
travagant, amt you?'
Brown: Not in the least, friend Jones;
not bit Of it, sir. / will tell you how
IL was; | had been saving money to buy
me saddle, you know; well, | had no
idea | had money enough, but | heard
Barlow Il Co. kept the largest stock of
harness and saddles on the bay which
they were selling cheaper than anyone on
the coast, so | came all the way to Fair
haven and when | found their place l tell
you | was surprised. Their stock is so
large and complete-why, they have over
100 sets of harness, collars, whips, sad
dies and everything belonging to their
line in proportion, and prices lower than
] ever heard of anywhere. Well, you see
with what money | had | have bought
me a much better saddle than | expected
to get, and had money enough left to buy
this hat, See?''
II tell you It will pay anyone living 100
miles away to go there to trade"
Jones: "All right, friend Brown; | am
glad to have met you. | am going to buy
me a harness next week and | will go to
Fairhaven and see Barlow & Co., sure"
1871
--Beggs celebrated family remedies are
for sale by all irst-class druggists and
dealers everywhere.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Rev. L. W. Apologize is holding services
every day this week at p. M, commem-
oratiye OF Holy week.
Messrs. Johnson and company we're
awarded the construction of the building
to be erected by the Beliugham Bav Gas
works. Work on the building will be
commenced Immediately.
The steamers arriving and departing
Sunday and Monday, with the number Of
pounds of freight brought I'm by each was
as follows: SchOme, 1850: Eastern
Oregon, 1850; Triumph. 400: State Of
Washington, l4,7OO; Emma Hayward, 400
The Ocean wharf is completed, with
the exception Of driving "a few fender
piles. Tho dock is now one of the finest
largest and most convenient i'm the state
The addition just finished gives steamers
two additional landing places
Through the courtesy of the First Bap-
list church the members of St. James
Episcopal church will occupy the Thistle
opera house next Sunday for their Easter
services. This is a great day among the
EplscOpalians, and this very kind action
OF the BaptiSts will give the accOmmoda-
ton suitable for the occasion. The Bap-
list services will be held in the c. A. r.
hail.
General Manager Cowgill's residence
continues to climb the hill. Last evening
it had reached the corner of Fourteenth
street and Knox avenue. The incline on
Knox avenue is the stcepest Of any over
which the house has been moved but the
contractor expects to have the building
in its permanent place at Seventeenth
street and Knox avenue by the latter part
of the week.
Anyone having caSt-oif clothing of any
description will confer a favor by leaving
it at 81. JOseph's hospital A great many
INDECENT sick persons are brought to the
hospital whose clothes are in such a con-
ditiOn that they are destroyed and when
the patient is COnYalCSCCnt and ready to
be discharged the Sisters are compelled to
supply them with necessary wearing APP
parel.
Mr.. Alexander, a painter, met with a
very painful accident Sunday morning.
He was engaged in chopping wood when
in some unaccOuntable manner the AK
slipped and struck the index finger Of his
LETT hand almost amputating it. Dr.
Strccter was summoned and dressed the
injured finger.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-24

Miss Marie Correlli sends us the follow.
ing list of English novels as they appear
printed in the circulating library cata-
logue at Vevey, Switzerland:
Kavanagh's "Leven years and other
thales"
TOO STANCE not to be Two"
Dickens "Skatches."
Mrs. Hoey's "Golde Sorron."
Blacks "She-adventures Of Phaythou."
Trollope's "He kne he was Rigt"
Mrs. Craik's Ellis littl mother and other
Sketches"
Mrs. Marshall's "Life's Aftermatch."
Forbes soldering and Scribbng"
Motley's "Gance Mt the Pabst of English
Literatur"
Bret Harte's Thankful Bosom"
Notes from the pockit-booh Of an
opium eeter."
Confessions"
"Aho creaks pays" (''He Who Breaks,
Pays'O
"How to be Lappy Ahough marrier"
How to BE Happy Though MARKEDLY
st. James Gazette.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-24

"Do you keep burglar alarms here?'
she asked of the owner of the shop.
"Yes'm.'
care they sure to go Off"
"They are"
"Kill the burglar every timer
"Why, no. A burglar alarm is not ex-
pected TO kill q burglar"
what, them
"To alarm the household"
ooh, that's it? Well, our household
has been alarmed every single night for
the last twenty-sev-n years, and | can:
see that we really need a burglar alarm.
Sorry to have taken up your time, but
you really ought to make them kill the
burglar Detroit Free Press.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-24
FOE GOOD ROADS
The County Commissioners to Visit
Jefferson County

me county commissioners to Visit
Jefferson County
County Commissioners Lysle, Donovan
and Judson left last evening on the
steamer Premier, for Port Townsend.
The object of the commissioners is to ex-
anime the roads in jefferson county
where it is claimed roads are built better
and at one half the cost Of any yet con-
Structcd in NhatcOm county. The COM
missiOners are determined to build good
roads and will take every advantage of
improvements in constructing them.
MeSSrs. Donovan and JudSon were
guests of the Cascade club last evening
where they were the recipients of the
hospitality of that very hosptable insti-
tuition.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-24

Mr.. De Broker am defaulter. and
want you 10 defend me.
Great Lawyer - Certainly, Mr.. De
Broker; I'll get You off all right. Have
no fear. How many millions is it?
Mr.. De Broker with dignity)-Sir,
am short only few thousands, and I
hope to pay that some day.
Great Lawyer ito Office boy)-James,
show this vile scoundrel the doori-New
York Weekly.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-24

At Tamworth recently a rock maple tree
was cut, in the heart Of which, eight feet
from the ground. was found a rock which
weighed five and threequarter pounds
The wood was solid and healthy all around
the rock, and the tree was three feet
through at the place where the rock was
found Nashua Telegraph.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-24

An electric balance mas Deeu devised In
which the placing in the pan Of the object
to be weighed closes an electric circuit, and
a motor carries the weight out on the beam
until an equipoise is established, breaking
the circuit With the emptying Of the pan
the weight returns.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-24

The finest specimen Of physical manhood
on European throne is King Oscar Of
Sweden, In whose royal veins there runs
very good red plebeian blood, with but lit
tie Of the real blue article mixed In IT,
His ancestor was Napoleon's marshal, Ber-
nadotte.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-24

Mr.. de Richie TO a friend to whom he
is exhibiting his new picture gallery
Therel What do you think Of all those
pictures, and all done by handl-Flie-
gende Blatter.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-24
GyncnrinS At wholesale and athrnn,c
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Black NANNY.

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Southern story in verse and other mis-
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The volume is profuSely illustrated.
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