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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07
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balters 9tebt an, baB tb am IL. 2lpril ntcbt,
tpie bas @e1eb es nori6reibt, etnen 8ertbt
abgeitattet babe. 9ieie Nngabe itele t5
nic6t in NbreDe. 9aS betreffenbe @eieb be-
sie6t 1ib aber auf Counties, in Semen teine
Gotpnz @ouectoren beiteben, unb in beten
Ser Sbabmeiiter ielbft bic Gonecttonen be-
lorgt. SIN meinem Safe werben Die Qts
%ipeiiungen ntcbt Dor Dem L. Qprtl suritdz
geliefert, bis gum 10. Qpril babe ;cb NIT
BEN Golleftoren abSure6nen, nnO bis Dabtn
babe ib nun bic Staats> ultb G%ountDiteuer
erbo6en, ilber tpelbe t6 8ert3t e~ritattet
babe.
Scb ftene es in Mbre6e, 6aB icb, pte Ser
Sabperitdnbige an9tebt, am 2. Stunt
81, 600, 900 in 6Gn6en bate, Sic Ser Sta6t
Chicago geb0rten. Ser SabperitGnbtge
bat perge1icr1, bon bieier Su1nme Ben 8ez
trag ab3u8ieben, Ser ben iibrigen &0rperz
icbaften 5ufam, iotpte BEN 8etrag Der bon
mir pertpalteten @cL6er. 9ieie 8etrGgc
ftno iebr betrd6tlicb, Ser &tngtpell 9tebt
nibt an, nte y 3u leinem S6luiie fam.
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3pet Mfonaten iiber S., 700, 900 abgeliefert,
uno in bieien beiben Monaten 9ing bas
meiite @elo Elm, 10 baB eS 1onberbar 1T, GIT
beba1pten, DAB t6 GIT Qnfang bieler 3ett
81, 900 900 in mst!1em 8eiiB bate.
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iiber Ben Stan6 Scr. SdabntetiterS@ Office
am 1. 2tuguit Su bcri6tcn, benn bicier 8e7
ricbt piiroe gu @unften oeS S6abmctiterS
ausgefaQen icin, unO Ser &ingipeu mar
initruirt, feinen giinltt9en 8cricbt ab5ue
itatten. Seine 3abIen itnb nicbt aus DEN
8iicbern meiner Office entnommen, io1z
bern aug Ben 8i6crn bcS itdbtii6en
GomptrolerS. Sd fam seigen, tpie icnc
8iicber gefiibrt tperoen. 9lm leBten Sret1
tag fam ber 9itlfSzS babmeifter 81 NIT nacb
@elb unb erfldrte 6crr WtaD babe i6m 9e1
iagt, oaB ib Ser Stabt $%2,000,000
1cbuIoe. Sci ia9te ib1n, baB tb BET Stdbt
9erabe $198, 900 i6llOe. st ertldrte Damn,
baB Die Stabt fein @elb babe, unD oaB >er
l1icbt tptiie, tpte Die Stabt nit ~tpentger alS
1000, 900 bis gum Gnbe bes SaDrcs aus
fommen ioute. Stood Elm 8etiptel: SIM
leBten Sabre, unmtttelbar Dor metner
Sa6reSabrtbnung nit ber Stabt crfldrtc
mir 6err Mtap, baB icb ibm 81 zoo, 900
i6ul6e. Sine 8obe ipdter CAB tcb ibn1
S$247, 900, uno CT CAB MIR cine General
quittung.
Sener 8ericbt pur6e in @reen's Office
Suiammengeitellt unb 1T n1r Elm polttt1cber
Scbredi6uB. 9as 9e6t baraus berpor,
DaB Ser @ountDrat6 meme 8ertbetoigtn9
bis nab Ser 0abl binatsgeicboben bat" 4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07

ten. Die Wtnifter iebob tparen recbt3etttg
BON benz ibnen 5ugebacbten Gmpfange IN
&enntntB geiebt tporoen, unb nus biciem
@runoe rubig in Ma6rib gcbIieben. Die
5~riumpbboJcn tparen nte6ergeriicn uro Die
3ougebduoe III Yrano geitcdt tporoen.
OoS Solf bra3te 6o6rufe auf bic &epubltf
aus. @5 beourfte tpieoerboLter Nn9riffe Der
GoLi5ei auf Die Nufriibrer, nm Dieielben
allsetnan6er 5u treibel1. = Die Gegierlrg
bat tpegen bcS Nufrubrs Granada IN Se7
Ia9erungsSuitano erflGrt.
Siioamerifa.
9aS 8ureau amerifanti6er Gepl>
bltfen in @aibinston lit bena6ri9s
ttgt tporben, DaB Sic. 9iepublif Bu>
raguaD, INN Bic @intpanberung 3t err
mutbigen unb oieGntpifelung besQanoes gu
tOroern, ctlicbe ie6r freigebtge Brdmten ftr
lGnOlibe SoloniIten ausgeieBt bat. Sic
periprt6t Is YrGmicn in ser 60De bon
$4,000 bis berullter Su $625 fit BEN 8au
bon Sabaf, brei 9rdmien bon $4,000 fir
ben 8au non &affee, 3pet grdmien bon
ie $4,000 fir ben 8au DON 3uderrobr,
5tpet Yrdmieu bon $4,000 fir ben Bau BON
8aumtpo1e II. /. IN.
Sraitlien.
Ser Stnansminiiter Senor Ser3coeno
unb Ser 8llOget7NlsibuB ltnb 3uriidge@
treten, neil bte 0cputirtentammer Die Jte>
gterungs 8iQ betrcffs Der Nus9abe
BON 8anfnoten %Dertparf uno cine
8tQ annabm, Sic ba5 ausibltcBltebe
&ebt Der Aus8abe lolcber Ser 8anco Ste
publtca 8uipra6. Oa8 neue @eieB beittmmt
aub, baB Sic @infubrS0ue in Sob beaablt
nc1Acn 5nnn11
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07

Suits qiQem fraftigen &6rper unb @eif.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07

terbretteten 3abIen NIGHTS tpeiter ais Sic 6emz
lelben bon Sem itabtiiden Comprehension
gentabtenQn9aben ieien. Oils cine idrtienbe
l1~pgerec6ti9fcit gegen i'm erfldrt SER &ern
NIT 9fecbt ben l1mitanb, 6aB mar ibm IN
Der geitrigen Stbung, ST. Der ct bocb porz
sela0en puroe, feline @%elcgcnbeit 81 ieiner
9crtbeibigung CAB. Scr gemeinite 9ieb,
ser nor bas Grimtnalgert6t fommt, BARI
itb pertbeiOi9en", ia9tc 6err &crn. @as
Die MiIionen itGbtiider @eloer, bic t6err
&ern na6 Sen Qlngaben 0es @onites nod
in ietnen !6dnben baben lole, anbetrifft,
erfldrt 6err &ern, Dab ct I'M @an3en muir
mod etipa $198, 900 in 6dnben babe, bic
Set StaOt 3ufommen, nicbt abcr WtQionen,
pte Der gert6t beiage.
9utt's piuen trafttsen &0rper un6 @eiit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07
Rern's Nntmort.
Or weiit ole pom Dem GountYrathszG omite
eeeen inn erhobenen Qnflaeen 5uriid.

oils @nttpprt auf sic ge9en tim in Ser
IeBten MontagSiibung bes GountDrat6S BON
etnem Spe5ial3G omtte erbobenen Nnflagen
bat @ountDi9abmciiter &ern cine Isabelle
ausgearbeitet, tpelcbe ben 8etrag Der @elDer
an9iebt, pelbe &ern in ber 3eit bonn
2. Wtai bis iebt an Sen itd6tti3en S3ab1
meiiter abgefibrt bat, 3u9leicb nit Nngabe
Der 9aten, an tpeIcben Bic 3abllng erfolgte.
Sn run0en 3ablen lteQen itcb Die an Dem
betreffenben 9aten BON 6errn &crn an bte
Sta6t abgefibrten Summen mie fol9t:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07
Staot Chicago,

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M9etten beiAGem ole ~fo19enSeat
Staten:
SEER &ertnattn 9re&i6mtot oe1t
St1nt gNiSconiit.
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ten ~9tebrasfa, &anias 1mo Wtti=
fO1trrt+
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totS+
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SMittOiS rtmS Smotama-
&err Yanl UriebeI oem Stant
SoWa+
@err g. 9. Gpie9eI oct Staat
M%imneiotn. Sftce 583 g. @ne+
WOrtb WstnncapDIts, Wtitt+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07

DIS &einisunssmittel mirft Qtper's 9ariaz
poriua biredt ullo raid. Cine etn5tse Slal6e
erprobt ibren @ertb. Gtele 8auieloe weroen
iGbrlt6 boOur9 pom 9efGbrli6en 6iebern gez
~rettet, baB tie Su redter J3ett bafilr lor9elt,
ben &Orper bur1 bieies Mittel SIT retnt9en.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-01
Potatoes

We have Il ear of Aroostook POTATOES
ON the WY, aud Ia PARTIES who eau
handle quantities Of them, We can give
quite low prices if W. can unload them
directly from the car
The prospect is that good potatoes
will command good fair prices this win
ter and you will not make any mistake
III buying Il supply of them.
10 the farmers of this county We wish
To say thai our facilities for handling po-
surpassed by any concern. and We buy
in large or small quantities. We extend
a cordial invitation To everybody, to Civ
rs Il call III the Fletcher Store, which
will be under the direct supervision Of
Mr.. u. II. Bartlett. whom you all know
and if in WANT of ANYTHING in the grocery
or feed liue You will find us with large
aud complete stock.
We have one OF tie largest stocks Of
Flour ever owned hy any firm in this
county; We know it WAS bought at the
Very lowest prices which have prevailed
this year and We are willing 10 give our
customers the benefit of our good luck.
We want Il ear of beans. we want wood
apples. dried apples. egg, poultry. hogs
and everything you have To sell. 50 if you
have anything that Is good do not be
afraid to bring it to Us, for We assure
YOU that you will find II ready market.
We have Il few barrels of apples nj II
low price. From 81. 90 to- Sl.25 per bar
rel. Get a barrel before they 90.
ours respectfully,
tAIRN>. GoOpHICH x BARrIErr.
Old Brick Store. l25 Water ST.. and The
Fletcher Store, Skowhegan.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-01
". H. W|LDES.
j!

For any purpose You would
use yarn, the Starlight is the
best. For Shoulder Capes,
Skirts, Underwear. Slippers.
etc. its finish is superior 10 any
other make. Would not some
of these articles You can Knit
or Crochet. make a nice
Christmas Present for some
friend. If you are to make
any OF them, YOU should use
first quality Starlight Yarn OF
which you will find Il full as
sortment 1T NJ. b. IIFSEI.-
TONS.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-01
Almost IL Blaze.

Ere wa discovered aboul 6 o'clock
Mon.I1y evening in the store Of Cairns.
Goodrich y Bartlett. the Fletcher Store.
by Mr.. \. II. llurtl. clerk. II, he WIS
closing for supper. around heslovc pipe
tat runs up through the ceiling Into II
room above where it enters chimney
The fire WaS soon eXtingui~hel after the
tiremrn arrived With on" stream from Il
hydrant. The damage was not large
either to the building or the goods and
both were covered hN insurance.
Il was fortunate that it WIS discover
81 carly in the evening.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-01

For Embroidery. Outline
Work, Knitting OF Crochet
purposes, the Bedding Bro,
Silks should be used. The
prcttiest AIittcns, Necktics,
Umbrella Cases, Wristcrs etc.
can be made from these
goods. The superior quality,
finish and wearing qualities OF
the Bedding Bros. Silks make
them the most popular Silks
made.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-01
LOCALITEMS.

Mr.. G. VI. Bailey WAS in town yr>ter-
day.
Mr.. T.. {. IIrscltou has been i'll Bo>ton
since Monday
Rev. e. \. Laughton of NorridgrWock.
made the REPORTER call Monday.
somerset District Lodge /. o. G.. I.
will meet at Mercer, Friday. Dee. md.
In looking for dress goods remember
". Il. Steward has some bargains to OF
tcr.
Mrs. E.lhridgc Bnl>er is on Il visit to
her sister. Mrs. ElNell Parks al Brook
line, Mass.
30 dozen handkcrchicf>. sold every
where for p cts. W. II, Wildes will sell
this lot , for % cts.
Rev. |. b. Mower delivered his lecture
al Corals before the boys AT Good Will
Home Tuesday evening last.
Mrs. Dyer of FoNcrofl, accompanied
hv her daughter. Mrs. lora Merrill, ha>
been the guests of her sister, Mrs. Thos.
Johnson. the past Week.
Rev. +. l.. IIoughton of Fairfield. Mil
preach in the niver>aliSt church ncNt
sunday morning in exchange with the
pastor, ley. {. +. Mclntire.
The animal elect II of officer, of Rus
,.ll Post No. 90. &. \. L., Will come OIL
tomorrow Friday evening, ami all mcnl-
hers are urged to be present
We learn that the condition OF DIR.
Pulsifer Is much changed, an for the
better the past week. II he MS able II
il up for "A brief time on Tuesday.
Miss Mary :. lutte goes 10 Portland
Oh Monday next, where she will act a.
clerk in the office of the Registered Pro-
bate for Cumberland for lew weeks.
We understand the Younger member,
al the uiNcrsaliSt -oeiety hayr decided
upon presenting the domestic drama,
The Flower of HE Family" on the ne
ra-iop of the annual lair to be held by
hat socirtY. in Cohurn Han the present
month";
Mr. Y. VI. Nichcry, Who ha- been pts
m i briri vacation nj h- home here.
el for Boston Tue lay. accompanied
by his wife Mr. NichrrN will soon
cyc on hi- >rm-annml "Trip through
he west and To the Pacific coast in the
interest of the large cloak hol-r he IT.
presents.
sunday morning. Mr.. John NJ Crillis.
Who i :" we'll know in town. MA, found
~ hi, daughter unconscious in h> bed.
br, Pattcn Mis- called AMI pronounced
hi disease brain failure. IT, ilch> but
few day Of so years and lm> been
quite feeble Of late 80 that il i doubtful
whether he csin @rt up again.
The junior class oil the SkoNhcga
High school will participate in Il Joint
debate at the school room ON Friday al
rrnoon next: subject "Ecsolvrd that
anticipation is more 10 he enjoyed than
realilation. The class j. divided upon
sides. and Harry Gushing and Mis- Ger
,''' ''''''" III " ~ a. ''l' '''"N' ''''
''''''' ma '"- ,'' l'9''''' "'''' '''' ''''''
WV
fhc meeting for the formation of u
choral society held in Milhurn small hall.
Monday evening WAS well attended. and
le present oatlook i lcouragin@ The
,eeoud meeting will hr held in tn. same
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-01

Great mark down sale Of cloak~ aud
'hawls at Ordway's.
i'ness on Walter +. Robbins big can
IL, You may GEL a silver cake basket
irre
Surprising YOU step into ", II. WilleS'
md see what you can buy for Christ
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Job Printing.

The Job Printing Establishment connected
e,tb the SOMERSET RERoRTER is prepared to
do all classes of work the richest as we'll jas the
most common Jobs. Competent and expert
need workmen employed and large
took OF paper, envelopes, advertising, we'd
ling and business cards in great variety.
orders OF dances, bills of fare, programs etc,
stc.. printed in great variety OF styles ON short
notice. Commercial printing a specially.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-01

On hulne Fur Coat until you see Cur
line. Those sample Fur Goats from DYER
Rice X Co.are great bargains. and We Will
guarantee 10 save You from 81. 90 to s.. 90
on any Fun Coat ia or Stock from the
regular price.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-01

G'i",s on W. T. Robin, biz candle.
You may get a pickle castor free.
Read our December announcement foI
new or adyancin" subscribers
Buy your cloak or shawl Of OrdWav.
~ he has marked 1hrm AWAY down. Ia
CLOSE.
Plush ,acquc- from Sl3 To $40 all war
rantrd. a cheaper grade from sl3 mp
not warranted. at ". II, Wililr-'
w" can show you the hand~onlc-t line
ol chairs in leather and plush ever
showed here, just come in and see
them. All the novelties in furniture
for the holidays, Fairbrolhpr'- Il Co.
Water ST.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-01
Supposing
You wish to buy
useful Christ mas
presents.

Sae1as. Damasks,
Napkins, vcls.
II'dk 5. Blankets or
Gloves. We have
them all in large
variety and will say.
you money as we
are doing with most
Of your neighbors.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-01

Our assortment OF Ribbons
is larger than ever before.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-01
Surprising
You wish to buy a
Cloak.

We can show you
the Latest Styles in
both Gut and Materi-
al, tro n the best
manufacturers in the
country at price, Il,
low as they can be
sold in New Eng
land.
We warrant all
Plush Garments and
have the n rom SIS
to $50.
". H. WILDES.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-01

r. G.. NJ. Bailey was in town ycster-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-06-07
ATLANTA, GA, TUESDAY. JUNE 7. 1892.

ter go still further;, and | am this far on
my way northward, a friendless orphan
boy. | guess my uncle would not be sorry
to hear he was heir to my IA
very much myself, to get rid of this perplex-
ing life, if it would not please him Il little
too well to have me die. | honestly believe
he had looked at my fathers estate with
sucf longing eyes that | have been placed
in the front of dangers, as Uriah was
placed by David, namely, to get rid of me-
As | am minor, he would be my heir
This has been the first restful stopping
place where l felt safe since L left
South Carolina I shall carry this wound
in my head to my grave, and this weakened
arm will remain as it is, slashcd and scar
red, until it crumbles into dust. / am MAIN
ed Cor life. OF Il once happy home, | am
the only remnant left. My fathers life
blood was she'd for his country; My. moth
or died with grief and gave her life for
this dearly loved confederate soldier hus
band. /, the child, the heir Of a once SPLEEN
did Inheritance, own a thousand acres now,
am fugitive and a wanderer on the face
OF the earth.
Your tears of sympathy bring tears to my
eyes that have refused heretofore to weep
for myself. When | think of what has
been sacrificed IN this cruel war, blood and
treasure wasted, homes destroyed, charac-
ter blasted, ard remember the widowhood
and orphanage that prevails, | ask myself,
has God forgotten US? 1t frenzies me to
think | was once my mothers darling and
my fathers pride I was born to every
thing that men hold dear, yet here [ am,
before / am twenty almost friendless and
penniess. 1t is comfort to look in your
face and know you pity me-"
What would you think, dear reader, to
know that the sick woman clasped her
arms about the poor boys neck and gave
him her fearful blessing! While he talked
the storm ceased, the clouds scattered.
the setting sun shot slanting rays into the
room and the wanderers eyes were gGs-
tening with grateful, happy tears.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-06-07

From The Toronto Mail
Il have heard of lots Of funny telegraph
mistakes" said IN operator The other day,
nut | never laughed 50 heartily as over one
II which a whole II. ,itary detachment was
concerned | was holding down The summit
office in the Sierra Nevada mountains and a
message came 10 me:
Have 100 gallons of coffee ready for us
Good heavens. We were in Il quandary.
How were we to get 100 gallons of coffee
in a few hours: Well all set to work.
Every grain of coffee thar was procurable
was obtained and ground up. Every uten-
sill that could hold coffee was pressed into
service. Pots, pans, teacups, basins, jugs,
were in requisiton.
THE train came along, and !, proud Of my
promptness and ability to execute so large
an order, rushed up to the commanding Off
Ger and said, cheerily! I have got your
100 gallons of coffee all right, colonel:
Who ordered 100 gallons? replied the col
onel haughtily. You did TO the
deuce, | only ordered ten gallons. What
in thunder shall | do with 100 gallons? l
don't care what you do with it., You have
got to pay for it, The colonel swore,, and
so did l. DO you suppose that we have
ground up every bean that there IS IN the
neighborhood just for the fun or the ,thllg
There is Your dispatch-1OO gallons. he
paid for 100 gallons and presented us with
it; bat it was a hot discussion While II last
ed, but it was nothing to my chagrln. l
was expecting unlimited praise, instead or
that I was called Il blOckhead.'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-06-07
o TELL NE, IS TT LOVE?
I'm feeling very strange Of late;
All Is NOT rinrhf / fear

I'm feeling very strange Of late;
All is not right ] fear.
My minds approaching such n state
'Twere mild to call it queer.
1t first began with writing verse,
And seeking rhymes for dove"
But now it's daily growing worse
o tell me, is it lover
l spend n fortune in perfumes;
My candy bilrs immense
I buy the rarcst kind of blooms
Regardless of expense.
I pose before the glass and smile
In every sort OF way:
turn and bow in every style
Now, is it love? O say!
To woman's charms so long quite proof,
Smiles, bushes. di,nples, all,
From each bright snare I held aloof,
And viewed my comrades fall.
Who would have dreamed that ever
Would keep II female glove,
And blush aqd kissS7Ilss ,op tho '.'---'-- -
! do not est enough to keep
hummfng bird alive.
They say l bahbe in my sleep
Such honeyed thoughts / hive.
] know l stammer when I speak,
My hanCs are in my way.
certain doorstep makes me- weak
Now, is it lover Q say!
l used to laugh at stars and moons
As only fit for CHAT"
Now j 70 humming old love tunes
And hardly ever laugh.
! seek by night n vine-wreathed house,
And watch a light above,
Then sneak away just Ike q mouse
0 tell me, is it love?
Within my brain queer fGncies come,
And problems strange and new:
II one lives on a certain sum,
How much will serve for twof
And then anon I'm dGrkly sad,
And then I'm wildly gay.
tell me- am l growing madf
Or is it love? o say.
SAMUEL MINTUaC PECK
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-06-07
Jugersoii on Literature.

From Tho New York World.
"When you read Shakespeare ana don,e
find something new your mind Is falilng'
saws Colonel Robert G. IngersOll. Accord
ing to this dictum what n massive MIND lg-
natius Donnelly must have! Pope Bob de-
livered himself of some interesting opinions
about literature during a chat with Nan
sas City reporter the other day The great
est noem ever written on this continent" said
he, lis Whitman's poem on the death or LIN
coin, entitled When Lilacs Last in the DOOR
way BlOomed. The greatest novel IN our
language, and, it may be, the greatest III any
language, is Dickenss Tale of Two Cities.
Hawthorne was a great writer, but his style
is q little mOnotonous Edgar TaWcett Is q
great poet; his Magic Flower is as beautiful
as anything Tennyson has ever written. Ana
so the genial colonel chartered on, dropping
a pearl of thought mt every period and wise
saw at every semicoon; but one of his say
ings is well worth mountaineering the
creations of Dckenss brain have become
the citizens of the world"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-06-07
PEOPLE HERE AND THERE.


ARCH-Joseph Arch. the leader Of the sgrt-
cultural Iaborers' unions Of England, is
weak and worn man of sixty-siX. who has
thoroughly exhausted himself in ms efforts
74oiIors ,,non the farms. He is self
educated man. and knows what it is to have
lobored from sunrise to sunset for 90 cents
q day. ,. -. ,,
r4ETH exigencies OF Journal
Zen, in San Francisco are portrayed in the
:+u:renca that Mrs. Hetherington is said
to have run from her parior TO the adjoin-
in, bedroom when a reporter, disguised
as walter, asked her what she found to
Iovn IN Cover Robinson There is salts
action however in the reflection that west
ward the star of kitchen journalism has
taken its course.
Mrs Florence Ethel Osborne, OF London,
who gained unpleasant notorety through her
theft Of Mrs: Hargrayes's jewelry, has given
birth to a daughter
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-06-07

The Bostonese and the Banjo.
From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
Miss Florida-Oh how i love a banjo can
you pick one?
Miss B0ston--It is a subject upon which
have never bestowed any reflection. l think
j could select one, however, if L had plenty
of time
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-06-07

Columbus and Freddie Not Contemporaries
From Judge.
what happened 400 years ago this year?"
asked Fredde'S teacher.
Don't know" answered Freddie. IN
only seven"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-10-13
WEST CHESTERFIELD.

home from Boston Monday.
At the Windham County reunion at
BrattlebOro on SATURDAY., Comrade c.. P.
ellison of West Chester field was sent for
and on arriving at the Brooks house par
Tor was met by large d. legation of E.
II. Stoughton post of Bellows Fa Is and
pres ented with very valuable ring.
Comrade ellison responded in feeling
manner to nice presentation speech by
Capt. w. H. Tay lor. No one would APP
preciate tok' n of friendship fr ,m such
more than Cal who is very popular with
the G.. A. r.