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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04
Badly Cut.

Two dusky Amazons Of Bayou
Sara became engaged in Il wordy
conflict on Saturday evening last,
and sooner than it takes to tell it
the "razors were flying In the air. -
The scene of the encounter was
the gallery of Irvine & Son s store
and the result was that Corrinc
Bryant, of unsavory reputation,
was badly cut about the face and
head by the delcctable Martha
Suthcrlin. If the razor had gone
off half cooked and killed both of
them, the society of our sister CT
ty would have sufferd naugt by the
calamity.
Martha was unhurt and put her
pedal appendages to such effective
use as to soon put herself beyond
the ken of the officers Of the law
Corrlne was badly cut. Her
wounds were dressed ut the drug
store of Mumford q Brooks, and
she was doing well up to last re-
ports.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

And now the goody-goody ele-
ment is movingto have the World S
Fair closed on Sundays-ln other
words virtually debarring its Won
ders from the gaze Of honest wor-
king people who have no opportu-
n1ty of viewing them save on that
day. Now this is the acme of
fapaticIsm 1t says that only
those who arc rich enough to get
along without the daily sweat
of their brows shall be
enabled to visit this grand
exh,bition.-and there's about as
much Christian charity and NOR
ality embodiedln the sentiment as
exists within the four walls of
Chlcago's numerous gambling
bells and houses of low resort.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

The sound Of high wind ani
thunder Tuesday night caused II
feeling of anxiety among the citi-
zcns of Bayou Sara and their
friends Of the upland town, but
the breaking Of dawn brought
with 1t the revelation that ab~o!u-
tcly no damage had been wrought
through the agency Of either wind
or ram. The weather has been
peculiarly favorable to Bayou Sal
IL during its present watery scigc,
and we trust it may SO continue
until the subsistence of the food,
though appearance do not favor
such conclusion at this writing,
Wednesday.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

Sunday being the festival of
Pcntccost or Whitsundny the Lit
any will be said at 10 Il. M, Ser
mon and Holy Communion ut II
o'clock.
Services will he held on Whit
sum-Monday and Tuesday, at II
Il. m.
On Tuesday by appointment OF
the Rt. Rev. Bishop of the Diocese
will be held meeting of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary, with an address
by the Rector.
As this day has been set apart
in the American Church, it is hop
cd that it will find proper obscr-
vance by the ladies Of Grace
Church.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04
For the first time since the oc.

For the first time since the oc-
currance of the Gypsy crevasse,
we received our New Orleans pa
pers on the day of their publica-
ton, on Tuesday. On that day
the trains of the Mississippi Val
ley route succeeded in crossing
the Hester crevasse and transfer
ring around the Gypsy, and prob
ably before we 60 to press trans
will run through both, the pros
poets for the closing Of the latter
being very favorable.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

To-morrow will! be the Glorious
Feast of Pcn:crost: Feast of
God the Holy Ghost. On this
day over eighteen hundred years
ago, the Holy Ghost descended
upon the Blessed Virgin, the
Apostles and Disciples, in the
Upper Room of Jerusalem. The
Gospel for the day is according to
St. John, Chapt. xiv. verses 20 to
81: Descent of the Holy Ghost
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
June 8, 10 and II arc Ember-days,
hence of fast and abstinence i'll
the Catholic Church.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

We regret to know t hat u change
of ownership of the NerrjWe
.SouW involves the retirement
from the cditorShip of that jour
nal. Of our able confrcrc, Mr.. A q.
j. Reynolds. Mr.. Reynolds Is
not only an able but brilliant wri-
ter. and has conducted the South
during his term of management
with marked ability and success
We hate to lose you from our cir
clio 4 he
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04
4 Million Friends.

\ friend in need is a friend indeed.
and not less than one million people
have found just such Il friend in DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds.-lf You have never
used this great cough medicine, one tri-
al will convince you that it has wonder
full curative powers in all diseases of
throat, chest and lungs. Trial bottles
free at Kilbourne & COS. drug store.
Large bottles soc. and 81.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

Tic L. : S;t,.' crn.>rr onc""d
sd .!,.nn ca t''rj':tN al -:.''
,.r,r.i> y. ~, on h"r T., ;:',' +'r""'
;.,,rn,l'u@ ami .:,tirg pat in ll"
cvrcr,nnir~ nf the "p""l2G al ,h''
Memphis; bridge. Sh" did net
homo" us with Il call hnt passed on
to pay her respects to the State
Capital.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04
rureiy Personal.

Regret exceedingly to hear "f
the continued illness of o.irfricntl
Mr.. Isaac Paine and hope for his
entire recovery.
Mr.. Francis x. Austen has suf-
fercd severely again during the
past ten days from the effects of
contact with poison ivy.
Miss Hannah Raynham, princi-
pal of Herman Institute. Slaughter
La. came up ON Saturdays train
and rcmaines! until Monday.
Mr.. L. II. CHISHOLM. Manager
Telephone Exchange at tins place.
went to Noodv,l'e Monday on bu-
sincss and returned next day.
Miss Louisa Klein. of Jackson.
has been visiting he family of
Mr.. George Pirt,ingcr in this viii
iagc since Thursday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T. Lawson de
parted on steamer Warren Sunday
for New Orleans. where Mrs.
Lawson goes for medical treat
n:cnt.
The editor and publisher SEN
T,&mL spent Il pleasant day ut Sol
i.usic. the hoSpl!ahl" residence of
MIR. ". Il. Smith, on Sunday
last.
E% -Govcr-o: Wlck!iffc left on
his annua! summer trip To Ken
lucky, "u Monday. The S@:;Ti-
SEL hopes for HIM a safe and
pleasant voyage.
Mr. Aaron Sch!c~ineer returned!
home Oh Monday hy steamer De-
vol. from St. Louis. where he
went to attend the wedding Of his
si>tcr-in-iaw Miss Jennie Rn$cn.
We were gratificd to meet our
young friend Charlie Tnh!ocli on
the streets on Monday. We trust
his appearance may hc an :.ugury
of bis speedy and entire recovery.
MISS Evlir Smith. accompanied
Ivy her hroti!crS Kemp nni Val,
returned home on Monday from
brief visit to the family Of Mr..
=. G. Stirling. near Slaughter,
La
Miss Louise R"tt,g and little
GrnrCc Reese embarked Sunday
evening on steamer Warren. for II
visit to LAX" Charles. (vin New
Or!rHn<.) which former place they
'l"ubtIcSs reached Tuesday even.
ING.
Capt. MosSop came up in CON-
,nanh of the Drvol Tuesday even
in". lie reports the repairs to his
-:ran,or Gloon progressing salts
rnct0rily when he left the laying
mp quarters. He will return to
~upcrintcnh them today or TO-
Morrow. and during his absence
the C!cou substitute the Gent.
ncrol, VIII hc III charge Of cour-
.rn"S Cap: \. Il. Criitcntlrn.
while or frirr'l Mr.. Ton"y Cas-
z".l"SS,l,; Will have charge H. usual
-": the passengers and the "XcLr-
Tt"r.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

In buying Il cough medicine Tor chill
dram SAYS II. \. Waldcr. prominent
druggist Of Ogden. Utah. never b" afraid
to huv Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
There is no danger from it and relief Is
ALWAYS sure to follow. | particularly
recommend Chamberlain's because |
have found it to y" safe and reliable. 90
cch, bottles for sale by l.. =. kilbournc
& Co.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04
Feliciana Sentinel
SATURDAY, JUNE 4tl,.. 1872.
BAYOU SARA p. O.,

Business iCurs--from n. m. to D..
~. NS,untiny Iiours--a to 10 II. IN. Reg
>tration and Money Ordar;IIcu,s-s Il.
IN. to > y. III.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
Closes. ]. y o & r. Railroad. Arrives.
3:lO pm. North Train :i:lGp. III
0:OOa.m. South Train q 100 H. III
Baton Rouge & Bayo" Sara. (rivs).
Closes Daily (eXccrt Sundays ut (; AIN.
Due to Arrive ut & 30 p. IN.
Natchcz s. Bayou Sara. (r;vcr).
Closes. Tuesday. Thursday Il Saturday
ut IL y. IN.
Due to Arrive. Wednesday,. Friday and
Sunday ~. ~. III.
+. N. MI'MFORD.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04
Eig;. Water Notes.


At this writing. "Wednesday ar
tyrnonn, the river cnit;:.i.cs to
rise. y steady upward trns!;inr.y
t has prevailed since our last issue.
ut the average rat" of one trn,hof
i 4 foo; il: twcnty-tuuy hours. There
J WAS an Abatement for three DAVIS
in thc carly part of last week.
when the river came to II stand,
| but that condition was succeeded
by The regular and decided rise of
Que tenth per day.
The weather has been very IA
vo,uble for Bayou Sara during
I he past ten days or mere. 1t L.
! tr;.c hat steady SOFT !,-eaSt wind
has prevailed mos: uf that time
| and the river water has thus been
forced upon the front ievee and
ais" upon the lower levcc, viii, h
Is the cmhankmcnt of the l.. *.
q & +. railroad, bat neither of
these has sustained any mutclia!
injury thereby.
One effect Occasioncd by the
prevalence of these Winds has been
to render # d! fficult al! uncertain
10 establish the exact changes
from time to limc, bat HAT the
rate of rise has not been less than
one tcnti, per day. is absolutely
certain.
Tuesday night there, ncc;rrcd Il
heavy wind storm from the west
ward. THIS WAS accompanied by
slight rain and lishining-,hc for
mcr serving to Iay the dust with
out pouring any considerable
quantity of water int" the town.
At his writing we can say that
tho prospects for Bayou Sara arc
comparatively bright. brt ti:at.hr
effects Of the recent floods in he
upper rivers and tributaries, as to
their herring on This point. is a
vc,it"hlc unknown Tuan:ity'
and tho course of events :..llSt l."
awaited TO arrive at anything def
mite. beyond this all Is <rccu!a-
tor.
On this, Thursday morning, we
have to add to the above the oc-
cirrcnrc of II heavy rain Curing
the carly part Of cslNcsday
! night, commencing ut about 6
clock IN the evening. Although
much rain fell comparatively lit
tic accumulated within !hc Bayou
Sara lcvecS. hanks to the effective
work of the draining machine.
The river marks ut this writing
80 feet tcn,hs which j. | foot
amh s trrths below the highest
Stage Of 1890. In tho food of 1850
the highest stage attained WAS II
feet and :rnt'S. The usual rise
of onc trnth Of Il foot WAS maln-
tanned in the preceding twenty
rour hours up to this, Thursday
Gnrn!NC.
News 'front.' Morcanza Is to the
effect that haSt#vdlv attempt
w;iS made to cut that important
embarrassment on Tuesday night
hut was frustrated by the guards
tho fred on the culprlt without
effect, the latter making his es-
cape.
The telegraph informed us
Thursday morning of the occur
ancc that day of crcvnssc 10
miles below Donaldsorvillc. that
Interfere with the Il 4 p trains.
Thursday afternoon the most
meuaciug danger that has contron-
ted Bayou Sara during the pres
cnt high water, appeared in the
sinking of the lcvcc just abreast
of the rear of the Schlcslnger
property ut Tie fork of Sun and
Principal streets. The timely and
energetic laborS of citizens soon
made it safe again, for the pres
! ont nt ali pyrp1S
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

rnrring tlc slot l:r:;''s: the
I.,,cu Sara could low nrr"fm'u"-
cate tic larC"-t -'"a,lhN"' "'l j"
Mississippi river ,,r ~ IA: IL
Smith. r"rt'.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04
LED.

HAM1LToN.-At Vicksbnrg, MI,
on Wednesday, May %, 1882, CA
RIO EUGENE. daughter of j. Vance
Hamilton and Caro- K. Wilcox,
agcd four months and eight days.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

R"Frccr following an Comp
O I.aucas
England 1"''o" of Mechanics
. % Canada PhGnx o IHokkp
f. M. New Insuran
East ANDY
III rtr
/ he best III clu hecuul it
ncesolci
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

The rrw lcvrc in Bayou Sara
facirg .I.c lH,"a has been rr"rrr
|, f.<rirtd to- prevent way" wash
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

Pam and drain ave t."o Gucs
lions tina, materially interest our
friends Of Bayou, Sara ut present.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

The bayou didn't come out much
after the rain of "Wednesday
night.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

Blnckbcrr.cs have commenced
coming in and Will soon entirely
superSctlc drwhrrrics.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

One Of our young friends, so We
arc informed. is very fond 60 uf
crra,n-chccSc.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

('ucunIbcrs and collie arc nov
the ''lugc'.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

Fer the finest milk shake go t'
Mrs. Aus,eu'~ Sior" fec: Of h ell.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

Sccthc new advertisement head
cd "I,oan Associat inn'.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

Although hen may take her
nightly runSt on Il rOo-t, she Is not
ar rooster.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

Moons First Quarter Thursday
last ut 4:5l Il. M.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

To-day is II day of fast an'! alb
stincncc, aus the Vigil Of pcntc
cost.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

Buy WnShce from Ben Brown,
foot of the hill st. rrancisvi!lr.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04
PIuns arc plentiful.

Sunday. June u, is the end Of
the pasrl,ul time.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-06-04

Pcp,StIcE for sale constantly. a.
Mrs Ars en'~.. Lower St. F:ancieviile,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

only. He gruntcd good deal as he did so. Al
last he stepped on 10 the SIDE of the box. pausng
10 knock the of each boot against the wood
Then Ic gathered up the rcins and said Giddup.
The horse strained il he had had cord OF
wood behind him; the pung crcaied. and they had
started. Right into the northwest wind they were
going at not much more than a foots pace. The
bells on the horse sounded slowly jingle. Jingle
The lantern made a strange confusing light. The
stars were sharply bright in the clear, dark sky
Every few moments the buffalo skin flew out from
the place where Rowrna or her sister had en-
deavorcd 10 put il permanently.
The Two in the back of the pnng soon began TO
shiver in that way which is so distressing ana so
uncomfortable.
Rowcna tried for some time 10 look up al the
masniiccncc of the heavens. But she soon gave ZIP
the attempt She held her head down against the
wind and surrendered t. her physical misery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
MINK TWAIy's cOCRIsHIP.
From The Hoston Globe

From The Boston Globe.
Mark rwain's wife Mis- langdon oi fihtra
When Mark first her he not 80 Distinguished
as now. Her father was Judge. and donp't,ss "a
p"ccd family and social Importance Ill MS wi"
inaw -. .,a,oh..n
Mark. however. became interested in II. da"sh'er
md after a while proposed. but Wa rtlccteo ill.,,
Well hc said 20 the Indy, :" ] didn't much behc'e
you'd have me bIi thought I'd try. 49,
After a willie he tried again. WIN thc same
result and then remarked with hi. celebrated Draw
4 tiinh Il great deal more - YOU than II yo"d s'io
Yes but it's hard to bear. , 49,,
4 third time he met with better fortune. anu ,hcr
came The most difficult part Of his ta,h-to Hu"i"s'
her father. . ., ,u,.oi.. :. hoe,
Judge he said TO the dienibcl millionaire nav
YOU seen anything going Oh between MIS- LINN
and me-" ,, .L.r .h,rn,,.
What what - exclaimed the Judge. rather SHARPLY
apparently not understanding The situation, se' "'"o
los getting "A glimpse OF ii from the inquiry 81.
"Ifavc YOU seen anything gong on bc'"ceh '"~@''
and me" ,,., g., ..,c,.,. s,.ru,v. .no
sir. ! have not. ,,, . II, A.. .r,to,
Well. look sharp and YOU Will SAID INC "u' ,
Of Innoccnts Abroad and that J. the way ne Hs"eo
the judicial luminary for his daughters hhhc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
JOUN WILL KEEP QUIET.

A yonnc married couple who live IN an apartment
house up in MadsOn-ave. went "ut Il" zinc h''' '"''
day afternoon and they had allowed the Sc'NH'"'
the same privilege the apartment was dScr'eo ""c"
the owners returned IN the early evening "h"h '"cS
ad aisemhorkcd from the elevator aud the lord Of
the household began 10 tumble for keys Il" Was MOTIF
fod 10 discover that they were either Lot or shusy
ensconced nj that moment In some OTHER ana )Ac'caS
bic pocket
carrie he said In stricken tones. 81 thiDl-lm
afraid that is. live loft nv keys"
"You don't mean IT, she CALCULATED.
Il really do he aid, iumblng hervousy IN I'M
nossibe hooks and crannics Of othiDs for the lons"d
for bunch.
The elevator boy OF courac has key announcer
bis wife. Call him
There are ONLY two and We have both he an
swcrcd briefly still fumbling In hopeless way.
can YOU nick the lo,rI, Edward she asked
81 WAS not educated for II burglar. Caroline
Then we must send for locSmith
"Tonlght-no shops are open. am hir"'" We
must either break the door, or seHu ior 'oc 1uP
tendeni.7 he said iecisNey
They rang the bell for the elevator. ana sat ais
mally on the stairs Till II come.
n ,s n terrible thing 80 ~ an apartment house
stair and look at your door closed against YOU
Iohnp said the kclless proprietor "h'n inc 'ie
,o,or arrived. "hayc you key that vii III our
door 80
NO. sir
Ok ,hc SUPERINTENDENT In tho buildinsi'
lie has went TO Harlem sir, 70 spend the oven
ing
Two grOans
John. YOU arc not a large man.
CSC sir
"Do Won suppose with CLEAN " bopc) " thAt VI
I offered YOU a dollar and boosted. You could squeeze
through the trsn~om -
&C. might try. SIR
wish YOU would" There was rattle OF coins
foIowcd by much shulilng pushing and slulrmng'
and at length only pair of irregular "e'at'r'DoY
legs capped by pair OF dllapldatcd shoes remained
in sight Having gone that far. John stuck
Ill. there came In mufted tones from the Dali
inside.
Eyes
"TIy the door
Tn. mckless fiat owner turned the knob. ana "a
hi, establishment the door opened. and inside. hang
ing I'm the lock- was the bunch OF KEYS.
"Carolirc' he whispered. Inc dOorS "P'"-
wasn't locked ny all
We'll you're carclcss thing and You ought To DC
ashamed Of yourself for leaving the fiat unlocked,
! she declared cmphatically ,,
But her husband did not hear lie gave INA
| pull al the dangling humanity over the door ana
| landed il the inside. ,,
John" lie said anAousIy >on can Keep puie'
| sometimes"
| Heres another dollar. You understand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
UHO WILL C1PTERE THIS FORTCNE'
4 CALIFORNIAN PREDICTS THAT THERE Is
MONEY ~ RESTAURANTS on FEERYEoNTs.

CALIFORNIAN PREDICTS THAT THERE Is
MONEY IN RESTAURANTS on FEERYEoN
m tell yon what it f." said san Francisco man.
who was visiting this city, the other day. You people
here in the East usually he depended upon TO take
advantage OF every possible scheme for making money
but sometimes y0n arc little slow apd allow sho
wild and woody West to lead yon in the race
We'll. what new scheme Dave You now'' asked
the reporter.
Why its a plan by which 10000 persons more
or less. could save ten minutes every day Now JUST
think OF ii minute" lie continued enthusiastically
ten minutes for 10000 persons that makes the
figured minute tho back Of an old letter. " S'''i''
hours 3f7 dayS-almost wear saved In one day!
Go ahead and tell Us about the scheme con-
tnucd the rcposlcr growing Interested
We'll IL is very simple he continued. but In the
words Of Colonel sellers there's million III H.
Now you know that san Francisco Is situated some
thing like New Yor, in the fact that you must cross
the water TO get to 81 from the east or the north.
The Brooklyn Of San Francisco i oakland, and
hundreds OF business cross III" ferry to san Fran
cisco every morning. In fact live in oakland my
self and do business in san Francisco. Now do yoh
think that when ] happen to overslecp myself ana
get UP latetlat ! rush down 10 the dining room and
bolr my breakfast and then &C. oysp"psin by TShhs
Of to my Office. No sir: ! wash and Dress then
walk briskly TO thc ferry and eat light breakfast
while on the feirboat'
~Imt"--becan the reporter.
No butts about IT, my boy. .hcrc IS n good rcSiai-
rant on every boat ana about half the business men
who live in Oakland and The commuters who live
some distance ont their breakfast on the ferry
boats. Now think Of tho people who come TO ms
civ every morning the Twenty third street Wee
hawkcn and other long ferries Plenty Of them come
away from home in hurry IN The morning ana WVin
heir breakfasts on ;hc fcrryboai,. There is money
In 1t, my boy, FOR some one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
SIZE IND sTRkNGIH or THE GULF srhEIX

HUH Tic FtUIIII.V
Even those who navigate It's waters 90 nol iuIv
realize the strength OF its current. Two or thee
wears ago q Government vessel was anchored In the
stream observing the current inc VIVA was very
Igbt when sailing vessel sighted ahead. drifting
70 the northward. As she came nearer and nearer
IL became evident that there would be coilisen
unless steps were taken TO prevent II. The Of
fhs sailing vessel trimmed their sails 10 the gentle
air but It useless. for onward she went carr1s9
Nv tho Irresistible force OF the current directly toward
The bow of the steamer. As the vessels approached
each other by sldlful OF the rudder on board
vessel drifted past few feet distant. The captain
of latter was as astonished as he was thankful
our In broken English he flashed BY was, could
not bep 1t; the water bring me here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
.om The CLicago Mail.

From The Chicago Mall.
The olicious countcr-jumper IS an unlnl'lga NV
sancc but he nsuhscs and mililpllcs heere
And of ali eeasons Of Tie ear he Il mort hnincroh
about the holidays He 30 rarely gets HI. li't n-
that Il is pleasure IN record one nsttrr '' -,
siI gri H. TO accommodate the holiaa' rish ..a' ~
Arm nut In large force Of eHtids lew Vs. ,. a."
Yesterday tie proprietor while discussing h Ia'S W
niecs ~ goods with the agent - New orh nous,
remarked that the aeof "a prove III, po'ut "o'u
T.. to cet a sample OF The cloth III question. usint
nv one OF the new hands and ASKED 70 DC shoW ,ri
ain hind Of goods There, tiat's 1t eAciaiHsa th'
.", m.n let ne have A small sample OF IT, II you
We don't do that hind of business mere ruden
repIied the altitudinOus young man ,o., c.,,,,
What kind OF business don you uo' '"i'",
asked the unknown employer ~ rooas =
:" wa don't give away samples OF our soooas. .,.
on don't vou2 That's too hnd fsIn.lys. uei
YOU wondn, mind giving me sample OF , 70" NAT t lo
I'M wsnt IN do that o. down 10 the cashier desk
gve him his card and ask him for sample OF you
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
BOSTON GETS AN EGYPTIlN ANTIQUE.

From The Boston Advertiser.
The red granite column from the remains Of the tent
pie at the site OF the Biblical Ianes In Egypt procured
by the Rev. DR.. ". G. winsow Of the Egypt explora
lion fund from tho excavations, has Just arrived at
the Museum OF Fine Arts. The capital b exqulGts
palm leaf design and the total weight IL from AZ b
seven tons. Only the Pr0sb Museum has 50 ~
column among its treasures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
4 Youthful IDEA.
From Baby hood

From Baby hood. m H., ,, 80,
south side took Ills h,.c S,, "Sf 70
The gently rpps s on cs ma sraS 20
er ' ewes 0 and s.bbeG Papa. lake step On saOys
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