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The Washington times., 1894-09-21
FOR RENT-RO0mS

OCTOBER 1sT-4 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS ON %
~ floor for light housekeeping; gas, heat, and
water; rate, summer, Sl5; winter, SIS, in ADVANCE
no children 145 St ne. Cars pass the door.
se16-7t
DOR RENT-2 ADJOINING FRONT ROOMS;
II fur, with board; a. m. il suitable for man
and wife; southern exposure; terms reasonable.
1917 7 ST. NV selH-St
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CATARRH OF BRONCHIAL TUBES.

When Catarrh of the head and throat is left
unchecked IL extends down the windpipe into the
br, nchial tubes ana in time attacks The lungs
"Do you have TO sit up at night to get breathp
"ls there a burning pain in the throatp
"Do you feel You are growing weaker?
"ha9c you pain behind bl east boneN
"ls there tickling behind the p ilatef"
us there ring lag in your ears?'
"Have you dis ust for fatty foods"
"Do you spit up little cheesy lumpsg
"ls your cough short and hackingH
do you cough i'll the mornings?"
"Do You cough on going TO bedP
DO you spit up yellow matter"
"Do you raise frothy M tterialp
Are you low spirited at tlmes?"
"Do you cough until you gagW
"Have you stitches in side?
as your appetite variable"
do you take cold easily"
Are YOU irritable"
"have you pain in side?"
"Do you cough at night?'
Are you losing fesh?'
TREATMENT mild and soothing No pain
Instant relief II DR.. kiegel cannot give re ief
the first treatment he will agree to treat you
free until cured without any charge. Consulta-
tion in German and tnglsh free Those
especially invited who have Teen treated py
others without receiving benefit Firs. treat
ment free.
Office, 1894 Fourteenth Street N. W.
Not open Sundays
The Washington times., 1894-09-21
SIMMER RESORTS.

TToTEL PITNEY, ATLANTIC CITY, n j.
II n Y. ave, bet. Pacific and Beach; mod
conv.; 81. so to 80 per day; 81 to S12 per week
uOTEL FLORIDA, PACIFIC, BET. n Y AND
IL Tenn. aves.; mod conv.; 81 25 to g per day;
81 to SO per week; Sat to Mon, s2.75. CHARLES
j. DENTLER jy24-tf
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FOR RENT-EOUsEs.

FOR RENT-F0UsEs.
EOR RENT-s9 EACH-NOS 11l3. 1119, AND
Il l12l q st. ne; 2-story frames; rooms nice
homes for colored people CHAS. 6. RlNGWALT,
Atlantic Building, $50 + st. NV. se2l-3t
EOR RENT-6l6-61s D ST. s. E.. 6 ROOMS,
II press brick; bay windows: cellars; deep
yards; opposite open square; half square cable;
one so. market. Inquire house opposite.
se19-3t
EoR RENT-6-RooM BRICK HOUSE, 4l4 ?
Il st. NV, $3.50 also 4-room alley houses,
400 and All Holidge court, bet 9TH and 9th sts.
and o and NV, $40 per month. HARVEY
SPAULDING, 691 NJ St NV se-5-1m
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"The Times" Fashion Hints.

A lovely waist to be worn with almost any
kind of skirt is of silk. striped and dotted
with rings, the yoke is composed of dark
velvet to match the silk and insertions of
The Washington times., 1894-09-21
Clam Fritters.

Open as you would oysters and chop fine.
Make a stiff batter OF eggs and -four, add little
black pepper. Stir into this batter the chopped
CLAIMS and little OF the clam iiqt o if necessary
TO make the batter the proper consistency. Fry
in hot butter or lard.
The Washington times., 1894-09-21
FOR RENT.

Handsome office rooms in The Times
Building; moderate rent. Apply III Count
ing-room. SeII-tf
The Washington times., 1894-09-21
FOR sALE-EOUsEs.

EOR SALE-LOOK At THAT BEAUTIFUL
Il new eight room house, white stone and
pressed brick. No 1877 6th sts.. Il. w. good Ioca-
ton; lot 23x95; house open from 3 10 ! D. III.
For sale by owner and builder. sept2l 3r
EOk SALE-BRICk HOUSE: SIX ROOMS AND
bath; 18Th st, near Nd. ave II E.; cosy house;
SITS ne se1S-1t
The Washington times., 1894-09-21
DINNER
Cream Of Green Peas Soup.

Oysters on the Half Shell;
Baked Sea Bass with Horseradish Sauce.
Green Corn. Baked Tomatoes
Celery Salad.
Lemon Meringue Pie.
Fruit Cheese. Coffee.
The Washington times., 1894-09-21

DEsT OILS, RELIABLE PAINTS, vAPoR
ID fuiG, stains, 81 per gallon; white and col
ored lead at lowest cash market value at
YOUNG Il co. IS, ia X St NV. se11-lmo
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CLOTHING TO ORDER ON NCREDIT-GENTLE-
- mems fine clothing made TO order on liberal
terms of credit; office hours, 8 a. m. to $50 p IN.
1908 L ST. NV, Rooms 5 and sel6-7t
The Washington times., 1894-09-21

CENTENNIAL COUNCIL, SONS OF JONADAB,
y beneficial, total abstinence, meets every
SAT URDAY EVE. ING. klEs Eall, corner Pa.
ave. and 9th st Entrance fee, 81; dues, - per
quarter. benefits, s. per week wheu sick and $50
upon death of a member d. +. BROWN, rec.
Sec. seIG-It
The Washington times., 1894-09-21

CAPITAL STEAM LAUNDRY-M A WEAVER,
- proprietor, 512 Eighth st NV. Telephone 1913
Laundry work in all its branches neatly exc
cuted at reasonable rates
The Washington times., 1894-09-21

CABINET, vAPOR, PLAIN, AND INDICATED
- sea salt and sulphur baths; electric and
SARAH WAYCOTr, 722 18th st. NV. Open sun
days. au14-1mo
The Washington times., 1894-09-21
PROF. CLAY, G1RFER R9sfRfss eEAlsE8HASr RE8fTS,

TNHE LADIES' FRIEND-MOTT'S HOMGO-
Il pathic Pills for all female complaints, OBJ
ularities; no taste or smell. For sale only No.
g06 street southwest sep1-3m
The Washington times., 1894-09-21

STOP AND THINK a MOMENT YOU WITH
- limited cash, know that you can get a first
class suit or overaOat, slightly worn, Tor about
one-half you won pay for them now. InvcsJ-
gate. JUSThS OLD STAND, 6l9 d ST. NV sel0-tf
The Washington times., 1894-09-21

The above diseases have baffled the skill of
physicians for ages and ages, and even now are
considered incurable by most of them. But DIR.
Riegel has mastered the secret, and with his new
method can cure most any case of Catarrh-
The Washington times., 1894-09-21

DR. TAYLoR-9O6 F ST NW.-MAKES BEAU
IL tiful Sets of Teeth for $500. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Teeth extracted without pain
Filings at low prices aul9-1m
The Washington times., 1894-09-21

Not open Sunday
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04

Amoisg other tokens Of aHectionate love
and genfrous appreciation that carsc 10 me
on Chrissrnas Day. was a sell flied purse
with th,ss written words with h,ve@ and
best wishss of his songregat;,n me Of Poplar
Hin ard St. Thomas Churrhes.. In nc
knowleiging these giits, uauserited Ii may
be on my part. bur yetmost highly valued
may SAY that The accompanying sentiment
thrilled me with the prsfonndness OF that
Christ l,ve. which moved esch OF you 70
such an act Of noble sympathy. Il il Of.
and from that great Lore, that nearly five
hundred millions of souls. kneit on the
Nativity In Christian temples the world
over, to worship the Holy ChiId--the God
Man, and 70 the Angels .Gsoria In Excel
sis, semi hack the grand refrainapeace, good
will towards men" Again and again will
this Hihy-Tids return Till each remo,es,
nation shall learn Messiah's name, and be
drawn into that ever widening circle ofone
faith, one worship and one love. MAJ
Gods peace rest upon you. and fill the year
With richest blcssings--the blessings of
drepened sympathy for all. Of holier aud
more devtsut lives aud Of that loving faith,
which brings Us nearer to cha. Christ and a.
each olher. Atfectionatelv your Pastor.
MAERIcE Fl. VAUGHAN.
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john 8 JONES.

John S Jones was born in ST. Mary's
county, about eight miles from Leonard.
town, December IL, 1856. He attended
school curing the winter seasons of his boy.
hood. the remainder of his time being put
in helping his father on the farm AT the
age Of twenty four he married Miss Kate
w Jones, daughter Of the lat. James Jones,
a local preacher If the Methodist Episcopal
Chulch and deputy cnllector of The port of
Town Greek. The first public Office ever
held by MIR. Jones was postmaster at the
town Of Drum ClifFe. one OF the landings
of the weems Line steamers on the Paiux-
en' river At the death Of his father in
law. on March 1, 1881 ne was appointed TO
Ill the position of deputy collector OF chs.
toms ar the port of Town Greek, which he
held until January /, 1887, when the Office
was abolished under the Cleveland admin
isfration. He was member of the House
during the session If 1884.
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THE OLD YEAR.
By +. noon.


VI, IIlsna--you 90 journey lonu.
- LOU leave rs with snrrOwinC hes
Reach forth thy right hand. sssnrch 49,
strong. anu
one grasp befnre we part
S'ose up Thy voiume-shus iis clasDs.
M Uur iriendship 10 recorded there.
"neI Backward yawn the sullen hasps.
may 10 be written fair.
FOR an! old friend, time will come
when shall meet thee. face n face
Ana 10 that volumes witness dumb.
MY history shall trace.
Ssaai read OF hopes, that never came
10 tns ir fulfiiment on the earth.
bu. died. as dies the yule logs fame
upon tne daSkening hearth:
OF high intents-thas failed ana s.u.
~ 600 Tesoives-that came 10 nought:
VI iessons-learned too bitter well,
And very dearly bought
Az. and Of blessings unforeseen.
mat did IRON sorrnws take their raise.
vi heaven sent trials-slaat have been
But blessings in disguise.
Yet. though from good II Oft has swerved
know this life Of mine will prove
with gentleness by thee observed.
And chronicled in love.
know. within distant land.
To human vision ne'er revealed,
Inv orethren-gone before thee-stand.
Each with q volume sealed.
Thew wait theei Time must intervene
Ere. when my heart has ceased It's strife.
From those dread pages shall CLEAN
The record Of my lifel
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04
Localwise and Otlserw,ss.

Don't forget TO date your letters 1894.
"A Happy and Prosperous New Year"
is the BEACoN's greeting 70 its friends.
Miss Lrlu Cusic. of the 9Th district, is
visiting friends in Washington city.
We have received notification that the
steamer Tygert is to discontinue her trips
TO the Potomac Landings.
Raymond Russell, tried before Justice
10. F. Morgan, for larceny of corn and
fodder. Guilty, and sentenced to Jail for
30 days.
r. johnson Cotton, Esq. has removed
from Baltimore and returned 10 ST. Mary's.
Colonel Cotton will reside on his farm In
the 7th district.
Mr. Luke F. Matthews, of Leonardtown
begins the New Year by advertising a
sweeping reduction in the price of his
goods Give him call.
Messrs. Manning Combs. Roach Abel,
Sothoron Key, JEFF and George Combs, ali
formerly Of Leonardtown. spent their Chris;
mas Holidays with their parents.
Messrs. William and Franklin Ching
spent New Years day in Leonardtown
We are It'd that. Franalin Is TO go TO the
Maryland Agricultural College
William B:scoe, for assault with Intent
to kill, lodged In Jail for preliminary
hearing. had hearing before Justice Chas
A. Watts on Wednesday last.
Mrs Lucy simms. Of Spokane, State OF
Washington, is visiting her late husbands
relatives in - Mary's. Mrs. Simms is
deservedly popular with I'll orr people who
have the pleasure of her acquaintance.
Since January lst, instant, Clerk Green
well has issued Licences 10 marry TO two
couples, viz John F,rd stone and Mamie
Catherine Goodwin; Leotarsi Graves and
Mary Mattingy. We wish the young
couples much happiness and prosperity.
The States Attorney has been kept ac-
tive in looking after violateFs of the
laws. James Jackson, cslored, tried at
MoEganza for violent assault upon his sis
ter. Guilty. and sentenced % Jail e. 90
days and to pay fms a II aud costs.
Richard B Payne. son OF Judge Daniel
j Payne. If 81 Clements Bay died Decem
Der g. 1893. in the 18th year OF his age.
Richard WAS bright young man and was
popular with all who knew him. May he
ret in peacel
social club has been organizet at Love-
vile with the following officers: Presi-
dent Preston Thompson: Vice President,
James T. NJ. Raley; treasurer. r. u.
Graves; Secretary. Sebastian Thompson.
Tic firzt Saturday Of each month i the
regular meeting day.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04

AWedding.-Mr Henry +. Smallwood's
RESIDENCE Was the scene OF a very pretty
wedding on the evening of the 2lst ul'imn.
The contracting parties were Miss Cora
Y Hobbs and Richard w. Chesser. both oi
the Island. AT an early hour the friends
ard relatives Of the young couple began tn
assemble and soon the spacious parlor was
filled 20 its utmost capacity. About z
o'clpck the happy couple entered the parlnr
where they were met by the Rev w Irving
Dice who performed the ceremony After
the ceremony the young couple received
the cnEgr tutAtions of their many friends
The extending Of congratulations being
over sumptuous supper was served 10
which all present did ample justice. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs III F
Smalwnod; Mr. and Mrs Chas. " Price;
Mr. and Mrs w. D t'hesser; Mr. and Mrs.
Geo w. Chesser; Mr.. and Mrs Jas ID.
Hgy,le';; Mr.. and Mrs w. Moore. Misses
Ida. Annie and Birdie Chesser; Misses Sadie
and Ann Rnbrecht; Miss Mary A Thomss;
Mr. JIG. q. Hobbs and sister; Mr. Eugene
Tricr; Mr.. Jos f. Robrechi; Mr. Chas. E
Henderson; Mr. Jno. W. Henderson: Mr..
O. l.. Crowder: Mr. Us Z Trice and
others too numerous 20 mention.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04

(as an nowl II wns N,c i moTe 51dI-
cious by the reprssentatIS 80 Ela1e IN
Congress 10 recommend l<enan Raj
sin, and be was appdnt11 Under the
circumstances have 10 du0o< their deciz-
ION and recommendazi0se w<le cDufrolIed
BY what they considersd f9f DE besi in
terest of the party. III. Rafzi,. with
whom I have not she pien1ure IL being
personally acquainted, was and i very
popular. Influential and zeslons Ii the sup-
port Of the party in Bsltimore city, where
it was important TO cnneentrase all It's
strength TO keep IL In posfsx II the State.
am truly obliged to You for the favor
able, strong and truthful recnmmendatinn
that you have writfen ~ ne success of
my application for ofic< Eotxithssand-
ing my great age my mind and memory
are, as they have been since my saanhced,
the latter, indeed, should IKE b have ex-
ercised by gratitude 70 the appointing pow
er in this movement feel none Of the
infirmities of old age though suppose
they are creeping on mel except In my
eyes and ears, which are little defective.
/ can yet noun. my hors9 iron the ground
and am in excellent health and | believe
fully capable of faIiIling the duties Of Ma
val Officer or any other ONCE Of this kind
Ii my long life, though Jealous democrat
sr over fifty years, never thought OF ap.
plying for an executive Office; ind. ed /
never ssanted one, but, as you truly indi-
cate, am in my reduced condition IN eanf
ef ens nos. and hope If have any friends
any where In county. SAFE OF United
States, without personal application 10
them, they viii give IN old veteran In the
democratic ranks the aid Of their recon-
mendations to the appointing power.
BENZ g. HARRIS
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Correspondence Of the Beacon.)
ST. GEORGES ISLAND, MD.


ST GEORGES Island, MD.
January LIST, 1894.
Messrs Editors:-As you seldom or never
get a letter from this section, and as new
year Is with Us. take IL upon me % write
you few lines My memory travels back
twenty five years. and what change has
taken place. Then, land could be bought
for fifteen dollars per acre, now IL takes one
hundred dollars 10 buy an acre without
choice of location. Then, divine service
was occasionally held in the old school
house by the Methodists, now there are
three large and commssdinus churches,
Methodist, Episcopal and Catholic. The
Episcopal is said to be tho finest church ia
Southern Maryland, aud ID was principtll,
built by Adams Brothers. Then, there
was bat one small store, now there are four
large ones, thoroughly stocked with varied
assortment Of goods. Then, there was MOI
the remntest idea entertained IN Il the Island
would IN Ike an excellent Summer resort,
now, = large hotel accommodates HUNDREDS
OF visitors from Washingt,a. ID G., Alex
andria, Va, and Baltimore. Md. during the
summer season. A large and substantial
wharf has been erected and the steamer
Arrowsmith makes regular trips there three
times week. A school ssf sixty pupils l.
supported, with two teachers, Miss Mar,
L. Hebb, Of Baltimore, and Mr. Hayden,
native of the county.
Progress is our watch word, and by 1900
we will be the leading Island Of the St.tr
so far AS bunsiness is concerned. Weshave
discovered the true philosophy Of success
full mems lives and we are not satisfied Ia
be common. prusy wayfarers In life No.
sirs, progress is our motto, and with our
hearts and arms we'll continue To elm,
upwards until we reach the apex of sue
cess.
Wishing you and Your many readers a
prosperous New Year,
am yours for progress,
DAISY BLUE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04

WASHINGTON WILKINSON.
From the. Sun.


WASHINGTON WILKINSON.
Washington Wilkinson Is serving his
second term rs a republican Senator from
st Mary's county, having been first elected
in 1899 Prior to that he had served two
terms in the House OF Delegates at the
sessions of 1884 and 1888 He was born in
st. Mary's county and received his educs-
ton from the public schools Of that cnunsy.
and has always been engaged in farming
and merchandising. Mr.. Wilkinson has
taken great interest In the State tobacco
warehouses and urged that they be kept
intact He was the author of the bill to
erect a monument 20 the memory Of Leon
ard Calvert at St Mary's City He was u
member OF the last j'int legislative COM
mittee 10 consider the boundary between
Maryland and Virginia on The Potomac
river and Pocnmoke sound Mr. Wilkin-
son favors a reassessment bill which will
contain LONE rule or district taxation
clause. He tavors free books in the public
schools and is opposed TO leasing any part
OF the oyster grounds of the State.
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ICOMMUNICATED.
Weather variable
AzZANA.


l assure you I feel greaiI. gratifed at
your notice OF my S7Ih birthday. and l
am also grsteful To the editors of the ST
Mary's Enterprise for tie kind and friend
" sentimens which attended their inser
ton of Your notice in their paper-yours
indicates thai there Is no adverse feeling to-
wards me in the dessocratic ranks in this
county and theirs thai have the friendly
feeling of those they represent This is
very agreeable To me, since after life of
- years IL gives rise 10 the belief that
have no enemy any where in Old ST. Ma
rvs NY heart tells me that ought not
10 have one. AS evidence of the confidence
and appreciation Of the democratic party
of this county insert resolution unani
mously adopted by convention which
met in 1895.
Ihave preserved this resolution. Of course.
as testimonial and memorial IN those OF
my descendants who may live after have
departed hence As there has been NO
change in my political views and course
have M doubt that dur party, at least in
this county, would promptly repeat the
resolution.
ResDced by the democracy Of st Mary's,
in County Convention assembled, that Hon
B @ H.RKIs l. deserving of the confi.ience
and respect of this Convention and the
democracy nf the State and county, and
that we should hear wish gratitude and the
warmest approval of his selection BY Pres
,sient Cieveisnd for the position of Naval
officer of the Port OF Baltimore, and we
herewith give this recommend alton our un :
divided endorsement
When the appointment a. made TO the
once tor which Twas then an applicant
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04

Reported for The Beacon. ]

Reported for the Beacon.
very pretty wedding was solemnized at
Cedar Point NJ. Z. Church on Wednesday,
December the 9th ult, the contracting
parties being Miss Maggie. the laughter of
Mr.. James Shade, and Mr. Daniel Stevens,
former resident of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland, but now resident of this coun.
y.
Before = p. m. the crowd began to as
semble, and at z. the appointed hour for the
ceremony, there was barely standing room
in the prettily decorated church In front
Of the church rail was suspended mar
riage bell between two arches clothed in
evergreens. The altar also wore It's Christ.
mas mbols of holly and ferns The
bride was gowned in smythist broad cloth
trimmed in cream satin duchess She
carried a bouquet of beautiful bride r.
>es." The groom, a man of fine physique.
wore the c''nveniinnal black suit.
AT 73O the organ pesIs Of Lohengrin's
March, rendered by Miss Daisy, daughter
If Mr. John w Jones, announced the nup-
tial moments. and Mr.. Stevens bore his
bride 10 the altar, preceded by tour ushers.
Messrs. Alex and John Stevens. brothers
Of the groom, Harry Shade. brother Of the
bride, aid j Levering. Mr.. Dice, the off
cia'ing minister, read with beautiful i'm
pressiveness and solemnity the ceremony
after the old English style The wedding
party, with few friends. repaired to the
residence of the bride, where sumptuous
repast was served. The bri e's remem
brances by friends. in the form of china
and silver ard brio brac. were numerous
and handsome. The couple will make
their future home at Cedar Point, this coun.
y. xxx
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Fer she s'hsssss EN-.

in buying a cough medicine for child
rem" says II. A Walker. promiEsnt
druggist at Ogien, Utah. "nevcr be afraid
tn buv Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Their, il no danger from it aud relief Is
always sure TO follow. l particularly re-
commend Chamberlain's because have
found 1t 10 be safe and reliable. 1t ID In
tended especially for colds. group and
whooping cough" so cent bottles for sale
by VIM +. Greenweli & Son, Leonardtown,
Did.
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Correspondence Of the Beacon J

JARBoEsvTLLE, Jan l. 1894.
Messrs. Editors The old eighth dis
trict being all enthusiasm for any and all
kinds of innocent amusements the young
men could not restrain from having a
dance, the time of all times, Xmas holidays,
when the rich and poor cast aside the cares
Of this mundane sphere and are merry all
day long. Be II distinctly understood be
fore proceed further with description Of
an adequate portrait of the party as IL re-
produced itself to nv mind, that we do not
profess the doctrine set firth and taught bv
the stole philosopher. the basis of which
are, eat, drink and merry, for tomorrow we
die; but we conscienciou>ly believe that
innocent amusement occasionally is good
for the soul
AS the shortest route TO Mrs Mary
Bonds, the house at which the party was
IN be held. seemed 10 be around by Cedar
Point Church. at which place Mr. Daniel
Stephens and Miss Maggie Shade were To
he made one, the pleasure seekers did not
arve until late, but dancing was begun
Immediately.
Regardless of the pretty spring evening,
you were made 10 realize the presence Of
Christmas by the beautiful decorations of
the ball room. In the centre of the rom
hung bouquet of mistletne. which could
he seen by the ladies judging from the sray
they Stunned that spot, hut the young men
-ah well, bashfulness is terrible thing.
Confectioneries, which consisted " eggang,
wine and cake, were served at 10 80, af or
which dancing was resume with ten fold
vigor. Short time had transpired when
your correspondent heard young lady
ask her partner IN give her hrs arm 10 as
sist her % cross the room as she could not
60 by herself The reason OF her feeble
ness Is mystery which remains yet to be
solved.
For fear OF trrspassing will not men.
ton names Of those present, but will only
say Miss Daisy Bohanan. "a whom the
honor Of the party was given. seemed tn
give her whole heart and soul u pleasure.
and enjoyed herself as only those tempora.
rily released from captivity can. When
the clock chimcd two in the morning ST.
lence reigned supreme over the house,
which was but five minutes ago all life and
hustle, and sleep, "the sweet restorer," tight
ened ITS grasp on all mankind
] will trouble no more, but leave all
thus reposins and say with the poet,
II would that my tongue could utter
The thoughts that aries in me" B.