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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-06-23
II. 49,. n NaEae9

The c1-ro11 i naming fats after
their builders r owners i a growing
and sometime. results il q curious
combination Just below me are two
new fa-hcusss- tuilt last summer. One
was named Albert. and On the plate
glass front door = tie adjoining oae
was to- -a-I --atIo3r. il having
ben l-1- ~ Z patriotic gentleman
who :a--e> - aa-hoaSes after various
wines. b. Thu latrzrw@ sid to q ran
named Hawkins. VINO forthwith p1- his
own nc.ne Up 81 row the combination
j. complimentary to the old time and
WILDLY E-oNn White House coacnman.
"Alb+rtL.w-= " = York Herald.
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The Eoo@e Made 0usfL TfmN.

ANY one who thIE. Z r1o5ee cart
travel az q Uet-v lively li- i ye-
much US remarked Gec--e 7.
Horton q 8 Pa1L Il used - be q ID
connective engineer up il the northern
part Of nv state. and o1e lar | had N
opportunity 70 test the sped II this an
imaL | was running q light freight
train, and IN coming around z curve
saw a big moose standing directly on
the track As soon a TIE animal ayv
the engine he took 70 his heels rigl-
down the path between ting rails For
about four miles we had a perfectly
straight track, and e ! had heard q
the great sped Of this animal | deter
mined 10 test it ability. The gait II the
moose was a sort u mot, such only q Z
moose a exhibit, his peces being about
two rods IN length At frs it was only
a little jog, but as the eu-1-e began 10
gain speed the moose 1t himself o1t.
Faster and faster sped the engine. t1t
still the frightened moss -o-ted III -he
van, and all the mysterious power 81
steam could not prevail upon this mon
arch Of the forest At last after we had
covered the four miles, turning q cure.
We came upon gang u section hands
who were fixing the track Tire sight e
these men frightened the moose from
the track. and he vas SOON lost ro view
in the forest st. Luis Gl0beDemo-
crat.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-06-23
He Knew His EMPLOYER.

1t is said that Charles S Seaman cf
the Cincinnati Enquirer-John r. Nc
Leans paper-was INC sent into a
small town in the southwest to get the
story Of a onaa evangelist who mad
been greatly talked about. Seaman al
tended one Of her meetings and oc-1-
pied a front seat When those who
wished to be saved were asked To rise,
Seaman kept his seat and used his note
book The woman approached, and
taking him by the hand said, Come
to Jesus" Madam, said the nevspa-
per man, 81 am here solely On business
to report your work" Brother. said
she, there is no business SO important
as Gods" well, maybe not said
Scanlan, 'but you don't know John r
Mclean. "-Atchison Globe.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-06-23

\ certain EagliL duchess used 10 be
quite 3 fixture al the casino at Monte
Carlo, and i he missed getting a chair
2. the tables IT. companion would pick
out 2 good natured looking man and
whisper, Would yo1 he kind enough,
sir, q yield your place 70 the duchess
An Engh=hElaa who was carefully play
ing 2 complicated system once replied,
Not even T. the queen Of Englandr-
New YORK World.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-06-23

u the Eoa1 and Ma-v Ann II the rear
Architecture both E1ivaze I'D public.
ao1ld - Ech = : suited e the local
requirements a1d hirurE. \ white spi-e,
Fl instance. marking such : church :
New England tr-ers have built to-
E1e4laEs- whas an eloquent object Il
: wide and uad1l4ring lew'-E :
Nil g Te--
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-06-23

: farmer near Owingsville, Ky, SAYS
be has 2 hen that never lays anything
bat double eggs. He never brings any
Of the eggs q market, but insists that
b. i using them all for setting and
means to nave a breed Of twin hens.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-06-23

Joseph Scaliger had a very low opin-
ion Of poets. He says, There never was
a man who was a poet, or addicted to
the study Of poetry, but his heart was
pulled up with his own greatness"
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Ply trIhE s19d everywhere parallel
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l14F7' -+4L--- Il angles against t1s-
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= g. - -all-Ass NaI-Fa the universal
P1DlIp- Win z hgD-e eoLfuslon- t1e
sfas I1Lha looE1ns He mighty ta-l41
p1l-ais N 2 FULLEST temple
= = tue Aa' onr scenery = not Ve--T
TN - H. a1loh q human nl@t5r-T-
LIE SURF q interest v have h@-9
oaF g siisht desTe But the land
zap "a II own hisforE L i not vel
@ CONSIDER that history: L not seenerE.
l-ade more impressive 5E the study q
noe sublime az which have pr
par4d 'he VeTid waich VI So ana may
.o' tha disclosures q nen = -e-eace, -
lar a 81 uHlearned are capable q COM
Ifehehaihg them. bf hro7chr to-he :
ICE q m sense q natural beauty:
another contrast there raaT be in the
scenery = &c fEo lands There i tEis
q % said ~ En@tlsh scenf-v-it issuit-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
-CIENISE.

Chomise, neck, trimmed with Nalenclenues
lqcs. inserting edge ho9dinR tucked bottom.
Clcuii4e, tolcA0n aud emh oiderS YOKE, tucked
botfou, edged Sih tOrrncn lace, SID.
Cbrmisa. hand .Out etIqro mock OF Medlcls
Irca. woke and oI-e. SIC.
Cbem.se One nainaoos embroidery, yoke
olgel with narrow ige' "Sc.
D,avcrs. turclHn inserting ana inserting OF
Ncic.s laro and Edge tucked. 92c.
prawc-.. oi hcmsfitrhfi embroidery rune o.
eight cluster tucEs, either IN cambric or COT
ton. 81. I1.
DraWcra, thrce clusters pr SIX tutAf' HhiiusO'io
ruCIe IL ntiu410k, slo0.
prawcra. uoiut Do Paris lace and inserting OF
embroidery and cdgc Sl.'".
Drawers. p'at NaloDie lace Inserting,
Uenburr beading, oron iattice-wOrk, WITH
rfh1ln drawn through, fun TuI1e u plalt
Nu.ol ,icnues lace. 81 skirts
Eki,f. cnnorIr. rune Of tarrh1n lace insert
iugarI tucks. with lace rulle, 80.
Egirf. cnmuric, run'o l5-ln D., Win torchon'
lace inserting ana edge, eI.hJ. -.
Fttrt. o rnnies OF uhinscok, edged with plnlE
Vaienclnunae ace inches Eiae' Sl.69.
Skrt, 13-Uch rgnle win Two rows Of pIAlI
Vniencieuues inserting, Naicnclennes lace
inches Woo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
FOR INSTANCE. AT A CHOICE OF

FOR INSTANCE. AT A CHOICE OF
20 CENTS EACH: DRAWERS.
with cluster tuclJs. rows beading ruftie,
Diamond NaiusOok Embroidery, clus-
ter ucHs. Hcmstltched Embroidery
Euliies.
Nalnsook inserting. cluster tuchs, rufile
NainsOOll edge and ribbon beading.
Ready about 10 o'clock Monday.
ABOUT 3 DOZEN GOWNS at a choice OF
SlO, five different styles OF when
this IS a fair sample:
Mother Hubbard yokes. 6 rows cluster
tucks, sailor collars and cuffs, edged
with d.utuy embroidered NalnsOok,
wide embroidered NdinsOOk ruiilcs. eN-
ira large sleeves, and high shoulders,
yards material 70 each gown. Ready
about y o'clock Monday.
At choice Of 59c., fun width and length
Skirts. cluster tucks, and founce oi
fue pointed NainscOk embroidery ug
to inches wide. Ready about
o'clock Monday.
Al a choice OF zoe. each. Is dozen Gowns,
each one cut Of 3il yards OF Muslin.
Nainsook embroidery beading, finished,
hemstitched NalnsOOk, cluster tuckS
Cambria rutiles nve different designs
fun. large sleeves and high shoulders.
Rtady about I o'clock Monday.
CAUTION:
These garments WI not be on sale before
the time mentioned above. but VIII be
on sale az long thereafter as they r.
main unaoid, whcther hours days OF
weeks: but % prevent other merchants
from buying them up we have decided
10 allow one customer to buy only
two OF each price garment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
poad what tbe Dispatch said November

Read what the DlHpdlSI4 S"'N
THE greatest auction sale Of Do
rneetfc Dry Goods ever known IN
The United States. and PROBABLY IN
the world was held in New 1orN
"Wednesday. November 2-I, When
over one million dollars worth ol
STUFF was sold within I'VE nouIS'
This sale means a great dedi 20 =
most everybody, as II VIII be mo
rr9ans OF stores throughout tho
United states selling the Good5
bousht there at about hali the cost
Ia make. Among the largest pay
Or from the South were Juhus
Never A. sons, Richmond. Va; j.
beck Brothers, Memphis Iei.h.i Inv
RYAN Company. Atlanta, Ia
Observation-Disclosures FOR ls9L
IT,. or0,irh 10 say all Of New SWISS
Naineook and Hamburg EnAhi 'o'l',
10 are in and ready for your lhSlt gee,
tion INIT there are many items oIictt ~
tbn first few days Of the sale that VIII
crowd the aisles ana cause YOU "
wish YOU had come early
2 coo wards Star-Pattcrn liam >, ,ard
burg. inches wide -. ol-oc' 'SiN
. rO0 Yards Spidcr-Pattern ,o ...rs
-'o'U Hamburg. 10 inches wide lOc' yaru'
,~,udren's Hemstitched Em-
broiderc ,,l,,. 'N.' ''''' CSC. yard.
1ooO yarIs n5ooj,q '....... 25c. yard.
5000 yards New BHnl M44oN' 70 ward.
edges 2 20 2l2 inches Wiue.' w. ''' -
4 onO Yards Opcn-Work Ham 49,,
b,ii..e Fmbroideries ....".'.' ic' 5ai''
oo1 wards beautiful new Col -. 1891,
ored EmbrOideries ..... 70 i'N' '"' N
y,-bita \atpSOOks. embroidered ,
al over with colored dots. .,2c yaII'
l.OOJ other spocialues '''' &C. ~ '''-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
CURTAINS.

$4,000 worth was the over
plus only $4,000 worth disposed
OF so far.
Read 4 few of the speclal-reduc-
ton prices to force down the
stocks:
2G paira No,tincham-Laco Curtains, yard:
long. go tnche, de, extaa heavy, Styles
S-a uair, from S3.46.
Is pairs imitation BrusselsLace Curtains,
handsome designs, Sl.9O pair, from SOU
pair a., -, -,
ygUairs Imitation Irish-Point 3]R Yards long,
pretty scrol-and-leaf design Sl.ou, from
40 rairs-s dTcrer, klnds-Cream and
White Imitation Bruesei.. Cluny, ana lam
ncur lace. 81 pair, from S 3 ana 81 90.
o. raira ;, int dc Esprit centre, double border
81 ~. ~ pair, from S29o. -o
= Dolra heal irish-Pont Curtains, from eO.OO
aul 500 20 - pair.
1Ofairs from $3.50 70 $3.50.
4 pairs from sl1 10 $40;
n.ir. Resl TambOur Lace. yards long, ex-
ira wide. 600 pair, from so.
Pcal BrusseIs Lace Curtains $40 Tor Slo ones
SIS for go cuo5. a-,o 49,.
Gl-.JO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
THEY MUS ST GO!

si.18 for . Handsome Gown, V neck. Yalen-
cernos lace, inserting AMI tucked yoke
Nalrreiouues edge.
S1.1q for % Gown, neck. double rume OF en-
bfoidery, either ia colors or white.
e. go cow. puff ynEc Of all over embroidery,
cmr.re STYLE fun rufle OF embroidery.
Another Gro same price,, fun pulled yoke,
1qV1r collar, cuffs Of handsome e'nbTO derry,
RI.5 fo-a Gown. empire eiy.e, b1X-p.aiie1
woke bach ana front, double reycr 81 en-
brnGerg OVER shoulders back ana ir0nt,
sailor collar, finished with beading, IN COZ
ois and white.
ssfo- a Gown, cmpre STYLE back and front,
sailor. trimmed with hauc-Omo inserting
g. nui Point dc Paris lace rune
Aro.her 3 Gown, square yoSo' two rows ~
irsrrtius and tucss, yoke iriinm d al
around u handsome uHinsO0k embroidery
f1ltrunie around neck ana cults Of embroi-
dfry.
81 flr Gown, three rows fro nainsook en-
broi.ory, inserting back anu front, reier
collar. .
dcry yJke, tulru.le oil around yoke Sleeves
collar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

! Oh can Z BUY Black OOOuS IIdP-
hazard, for you can't judge them
III they are worn. Then it's too
late. Not many merchants know.
We know, ana we protect You.
Your buying is safe. because we
irtuo unworthy goods in.
go per cent. reduction this week
{. reduce the stock.
4-ia.n A.lwoal Imperial Serge coe.' from
4-h ATWOOD Tamiso. with Venetian
s--..r Pffrs..ry.s. f-1m *l.20.
s.-Iach SuE-Wsrp Heurietta' Win Blk pm
KIM lioprIotta. a5c.. from 81 %.
d.. ir.t GA Quality Au-WOol Storm Serge,
..r.fh'.,g.'i uopsack. DC, from SOC.
.p.l,.b Sack LusteIiue, l&]sc., rom ~Oc'
HE Linens placed on sale last
seek are a triumph that crowns
Ill. store with the greatest amount
s.lo,v. Despite the bad weather
..a-t week three thousand dollars
..r,h .rc gone to their long homes
.an our patrons. SOME OF all
kind, are here.
We VIII repeat 4 few prices;
qat. usna.as that arc At good values at all
f....4 DO atc. 400. ward.
I.,u .ma- ss that are good values at ''c''
1..o 15,- .',' ti.tare good values a ell,
... ayarL
I.r f...vy ~'n'ch % t9r
: / d. 4 81 i.'t.1
j. ..~ Heavy scotch nucs Towels. 321ls-
g.a lows, 2oIls, with borders and
raul Huck Towels Scotch linon'
s', t.r. Towels. tnot,ed fringe either
t..co.c. .orol poclers, 3Jc'' from oOc'
-.e-.. Crash, $40. yard.
Mr Damaged Fine Plain
Oils. Crash, pure linen, SC. ayard.
s.. r.laut uald-wrought Crash, 1oc.
raters Napkins that We have sold
... 10 Oh. safely advertise.
o.. .ty Iuucr Napklua, tl.HO.
1nnor Naj kns S2.G5. from s34s.
.. .r. u-. Whegc Wa only have or
.n- e .nr kiad. bat cannot advertise iotS
au LAY. Bargain prices on thch.
.,m. Ucs-too many on hand.
oil. .-.s One Nerrimac Shifting Prints a9ic
cnc French Percalo pretty designs
limo Brown Cotton, 4slc. yard.
300. p Urc-s Gue9gm-Wo want 10 open
.a. se..ou viii d fresh iot-43tc yard.
.t.ff. designs and good quality.
.r- tIfIrs lut OF IA Dress tlanneleltes, lOc.
Nsfl l4ltfas or2.. H1ti.
Embroidered Flannels, 10 pieces
Of different colors and designs for
skirts. No matter what the price
Was, It's 5o-. now.
ElcrdoWn Flannels, $50. yard,
sil colors.
Muslin Underwear. There are
two master Ideas in this business
one the collecting OF the most per-
tr., stocks in the most liberalman-
ner 10 YOU the other the collect
ine of unusual values, properly
termed BARGAINS" accumula-
to0ol useful merchandise found at
prizes below intrinsic value, by any
OF the hundreds of PRICE-DE-
PRESSING incidents and acct
dents. Our Hertzog, Mayer & Go.
Muslin Underwear purchase was a
most fortunate accident purchase,
both for cur patrons and ourselves.
Our competitors are demorallzed.
They cannot imagine how we could
make such deal at a time when
the goods are most wanted. Here
they are, though, all the same.
The French designs call tor Frou-
Ffou this season, which means rut-
fes and nounceS. They all have
them.
o. for n Cambric or Cotton Gown, tucked
yozo font and back, sailor collar sna Guns
naluHoOk TlliC. -
e5. for Handsome Tackod-Yoke Gown, VIII
Inserting. full fuffio around meek, down from
hamburg. ,.....
sl.ig Tor a Gown, v mock, torchon inserting
aoG tucked yose, torchon edge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
of Bliss, Fabyan 6 CO. held in New YoI
the largest buyers from the South.

1900 YARDS SHEETINGS.
niIed m here from that great sale-all
new. fresh goods, but sold under the
auctioneers hammer for want OF
cash when we nad 10 BUY Ihe.e sIcd.
bargains now offered you for the nrst
time this week.
ANDROSCOGGIN PTLLOW-CASE COT
TONS
nj loss than present mill price.
"a width aucti1n-sale price, ? 1-Sc.
II width auctlOn-sale price, IL '-ec.
ELEACHED SHEETINGS.
Good. heavy. round-thread, and fCll
width No one need turn away from
these qualities just because the price
s. cheap The quality Is worth almost
double. -
IA width. auction-sale price, l2%c.
81 vid,h. auction-sdle price. ltfc.
81 width. aucton-saie lrie'' rs.
iO-f width. aucti1u-sale pr!-', - &C.
Test brand l-nbleacheI Shcetng-:
% width. aucti9n-sale prce' l.,+c'
1N-i width. auCti0n-sale price, Sc.
Errit-of-the-I DOM Bieach'd
cotton. auofion-sale price. o.sc
There are always great opportunities ioE
YOU 10 buy che1plv ~ Meyer :.
80 pieces Corded Novelty 'fIii6ll-lliI.
etriped. navy garnet, tan, grcrh- ~,,-
value Pie, auctlon-sale pr.c'.... vac
500 WHITE BED-sPREADS
stacked up in original cases aud sprean
ont I'm all their snowy whiteness doMh
,pe main aisle OF our store. Probably
the first time such goods were q,
Lought under their original value; Al
,.oii known brands that We nave
bought and sold during the last thlrV
wears. but never at such a Soc ~
y. No Auction Prlce'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
LEVY & DAVIS
WANT TO CLOSE OUT THEIR SURPLUS STOCK.

md offer this prices low to force the sale tho goods
heir tempting carefully mark what and bring
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
.CIOAKS.

Not a garment that IS not TINS
seasons purchase-not a garment
that YOU cannot buy for SOC. on the
dollar Of the original cost:
One rack Of Ladies' and Misses Cloaks-abo1t
On direreut styles-former prices from
s5.5OtosIO: choice $3.50 now.
ono rae. of 80 Ladies Coats-iO ught ntunE'
-, II ,5. also several BOuDle-Breastei
BoN Coats. were $500, now Sl'JO'
ESQ Wraps for H..
S25 Wraps Tor Sl2.1O.
SD Wraps tor sl.oJ. ,,,r-, ,,..,.,
-, Cbildren's Long Coats, all-Wool Material,
aces 3 and years, closing out price 81
from 60.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14

Finest Marseilles Quilts. size. i3-4.
value, 500 observation-disclosures y 80
Elegant Marselies Quilts. size 2h "a
by 2ia value $50 ...............' "
Lot No. ).
Double-Thread Marseilles Quilts
value 500 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
Full-sizs Marseilles Quilts. many 80
patterns. value sl.oJ ......'...''' / W
Lot No. ..
Heaviest Crochet Quilts. Iii size. ~
value SD ..........'..'..'.'.''''' y"
The best brand Sl.25 Crochet Quilt. @c'
Lot No. Z.
Full. Round-Thread Crochet Quilts -
many patterns, perfect quality. 'oc.
Lot No. s.
IIoneycOmb Crochet Quilts. ful 70.
size OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES We
HOTELS.
"Reminiscences.
HOUSEKEEpERS GENERALLY
should investigate. It's n'on"y-saVihs
sale. ..,,
IF YOU HAVEN'T TAKEN NOTICE OF
OUR MUSLIN UNDERW K NOV II
NEXT, YOU WILL WANT TO FALL
IL LINZ, Ar ONCE. THERE WILL.
EE i GREAT CHANCE FOR YOU
no BIrY FROM \ LOT OF CNDElt,,
WEAR MADE FROM TIE FAM1.,l. >
"MASONVlLLE" MUSLIN ~. y 81 u;
GARMENTS or WHICH - Ri;
WRITING or THIS .ADNERTlll::,,i r (.
MENT. AND FOR THAT EEAoCN.,
WILL BE PLACED ON SALE AZ
DIFEEENT TINES MONDAY, OK
Just As SOON AS THEY AXE
READY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
BIG SALE IN HOUSEWARE.

Heavy retinned, polished, and
seamless Dish-Pans--
s qt., 1885,, regular price CSC.
10 at, &c, regular price $50.
- dt., 26c., regular price 4Sc.
y Qt., 32c., regular price SOC.
Covered Buckets, fire-Proof bot
toms, I qt., &c.; qtp &C.; qtr
&C.; ! qt., 100: . qt., 49,; a.,
100; 10 at, roc.
Heavy, Polished Tin Pudding
Pans, ; qt.. Sc; s qt., sc.
Japanned Coffee Canisters,
h., &C.; 2lb.. &C.; 4 h., I4c.
japanncd Cake Boxes, small
size, 29c.; medium, 3Sc.; large,
Decorated Heavy JaPanned
Chamber Pals, with cover, nc.
Heavy Black Japanned Tea
Trays. with Persian borders, 10 In,
15c.; 10 in, 1906; 20 in., 25c';
~ in, SOC.
Orleans, ct, &C.; 4 qt.' lac.
Victor Rotary Flour Sifters, I3c.
Heavy Retinned Mufhn-Pans and
Rings, Ioc. - ~
heavy Tin wash Boiler. metal boitom-No' u
55c. NO 3, O9c.
DredEe- Boxes, large size, &c.
CocOa-Nut Orators, Be-
Graduated Measuring Cups, duart, &C
Long Basting- SpoOn, &c.
CHlNAWARE.
Decorated Carlsbad China Cup and Saucer and
Plate State zoe.
Decorated China Toa-Canister, zoe.
Decorated Carlsbad China Table cream
Pitcher, o..
Decorated French Ch,ns Tes-Pots, regular
vaue 81, $l.44, SL7o, sLs1-no" o'e'
choice.
72O Decorated Individual Cutters, regular
prices 80 aud 73c and 81 dozen-choice 90
each.
White French China Tea-cups aud Saucers'
| oylde shape. regular price sl.ys dozen-
now Sl.2O.
Opaque China Open vegeta Dishes, regular
price IL and lec.-now loo.
French China Sugar and Cream Sets, 2oc-'
FROM SOC.
Yrencn China Dinner Sets, 40 pieces, floral
decorations, ego, from $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18

sold now for this work. and they are excellent,
They are light. waterproof. and cover one from
head 10 foot Their great advantage Is that the
wearer can crouch anywhere on bare meadow.
When there is cover OF any KIND ana while
he remains quiet. he becomes FOR all the world
"A mere stack OF salt grass. Any old tweed SUIT 0,
brownish or grayish color will answer FOR stalk
ing The getting at the dead birds Is great
nuisance here again. because when one IS moving
along the shore boat cannot we'll be Kept near
by and a dog would only alarm every duck IN
sight II is used far less than the other TWO
methods. =.
Killing wild duck from boat at a distance o.
more than two hundred feet from SHORE j. pro,
h!bted by law, ard yet notwithstanding vera;
recent prosecutions for the offence. IL Is practsea
by scores OF gunners daily. In swift catpoats,
sloops or naphtha launches they creep down upon
a flock Of duck. kill what they can and, havis
gathered them in, fit away for others IN a cay
they will bag great numbers. one small sharP;e
brought into Jamaica Bay one, night last week
ninety ducks. mostly brant and coot, ana SINH
lar loads are captured every day.
In a season like this when the ducks are 50
plentiful. IL seems as II gunners should be content
10 kill the game in fair shooting. 1t Is a glorious
sport full OF health-giving enjoyment and one day
OF il in n strong November salt breeze spent on me
brown meadows the strand. will add weeks 10
any city dwellers life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18
A WITTY PRIEST

ndon Star.

From The London star. royes
rho death Of Father Healy. OF Bray re nma
ne rsn ne the wittiest freshman or ns u
81, a., ondor n, WAS all but lioniZed III svnwe
and the shoal OF invitations WHICH a~@y ssboertsnins
his visits had generally the eleV, " ,,ory publc
MA soinurn He was we'll known u ever, with
man S of both parties and Lord Salisbury Nea
Mir Gladstone and Mr. Morley Win Al, h"n,or
in appreciation of his wonderful fund o, ni~ his
' His most famous bon mot was prooaW1S Raj.
answer to a question once put TO nm oHH "d the
four Tell me frankly. Father healy, az, Rally
tben chief secretary do the Irish peopwt, IN
hate much as their leaders say - they only
tell you this" was he response ,h, bate you
hated the devil halt as much AZ nj ,s,s in ths
there would be no necessity for us pries,n, ~ AID
country" Even his deathbed Hs " Saath one
NOT desert him. 4 few hours before MS ~ him
Of his medical attendants had occasion 10 .Are YOU
a question In reference TO his breathins not al
distressed father" was the question. ,hs con.
all, doctor" said the dying Wit; 'pu. vi WV
trary, lots Of fellows me money