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LOANS NEGOTIATED.
FIRE INSURANCE,
CITY OR COUNTRY,
PLACED IN RELI-
ABLE COMPANIES.
ESTATES MANAGED.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
QMPROVED,
0,cmers' actual price quoted

&S.26O-C ST. Sc, NEAR 2D-Brick,
story, 8 rooins and bath, u. IN.
(292)
86.6OO-EIGHTH ST. NE.-Brick. with
u roornE and store: u. IN. l.: reasopa bic
terms. &c u14)
Sl.36O-N. j. AVE. Sc, BET II AM
STS.-6-room frame; under rent for
$40 per month. q (224J
S6.OOO-U ST. NV, BET. 18TH AND
18TH STS.-7 rooms and bath: on
electric line. first-class condition. t109)
S2.TOO-ONMST.. BET. 4TH AND5TH
SITS. NE.--Pfick. with stone trimmings:
2-story: rooms and bath. 1927
82.8OO-E ST, NE. BET. 4TH AND
bTH-7r room brick house; a. m. l.: VIII
sell on reasonable terms. tSJ
81. AVE NE-2-story
frame dwelling. containing rooms and
pantry; easy monthly payments. (7O)
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FOR SALE.
SUBURBAN LOTS.
orners actual price quoted.

Fort Myer Heights, Brookiand, LAUREL.
Bright wood Park. galiSades Of the Potomac.
Forest Glen, Del Ray. Rockville. Benning.
springiake Park. xestEckington. Charlton
le.gtls. TaxOn,d r;irv. IuxesiO. l-aDgdon.
Lakeland, InglcsidRI Morris Addition. lar
low fark.- E0mcrtlC Heights. -
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FOR SALE.
coon WILL, STOCK AND FIXTcREs.

Ot=sierS actual price quoted
Flour aad feed store, vicinity New Liberty
Market, horse, wsgon, haruess and fix
tures. good paying buainess; party lecving
nshed 1873 Apply TIMES REAL ES-
TATR BUREAU.
Established. flour and feed store. Co
1umbia Heights; rent. SIS month: price,
$500: good paying buSiucss: looks open
for inapcctixlc
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WANTED.
SUBURBAN HOMES.

VIC have applicants for country homes TO
rent FOR the season or lease 10y the year. Ad-
dress Immediately. Times Real Estate
purcau 10th and Pa. ave. NV.
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FARMS.

Crrners ssfHa: ysice esst,a.
We Eave iik:sd many desirable places
acsY tho rity; large ami s:irill tracts: i'm
k1AL EsTAT2 BUREAU.
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FOR HIRE.

FUR HIRE-ror the rext two weeks,
fine norscs and new carriages and
bugsies of every style. at reduced rates;
teams for drummers and business 81 80
anu - "a day. LIVERY AND CARTHAGE
WORKS. 4S0 1-2 c st.nw jyS-2w
FOR HIRE-To drummcrs aud bud.
ness men. horse and buggy OF Dayton,
81 80 and So per day Apply to the REX.
STA BLES. rear of 616 Z st. u w.: tclephona
call 100. my10-0
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wANTED-LOTS.

WANTED Private party wants q
building iol Is It. front, bet tIeen lTtn
and 10th. Gorth OK N ST: cot over 81 loot
Address TIMES REAL L ESTATE BURIAL u
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EoR SALE-SUDURBAN.


FOR SALE-Cheap, 10 immediate buy
er. 10 :, ;IcFes OF choice garden land
OH Mount Vernon Electric Railroad. on Bell.
font ave-, Del Ray, good building site, aud
never failing stream or spring water,
must he seen TO be appreciated Apply l.. j.
PULLMAN, Pleasant Place, Ecllfout ave-,
Del Ray, Alex. CO., or this office.
jy11 Stem
no Ell, f,DEAVORERS : sometms
you may .cfUOve Ia Iiit.l climate, iOoh
over Northern virginia hctIre you re-
turn: send for circular. or call IN under
signed. ut Manassas, Va: one hours ride
from Washing Ston; and take ynur choice OF
100 virginia hoiOeS. GEORGE Z. ROUND.
jy10-7t
S1O-.u tkMAN Park LOTS-&1O
30X1O0 feet; many cinDo; unGersta'id
H.; scH them an n, coiyi1..,.i. secure choico
BUILDING spot before All sold. near station.
nice .riglbnriood: healthy. s'iGdy, spiorr
did opportunity for those OF mosier1to
means. Cnacrrnng tickets and fnfor,pl-
ton. cal! Ge3 st. Ew. jy6-7t
FOR SAIE-SGO to siT0 for acre
r.;s ~ raiiro;id, anil house built q
sui;. ~. Hr.:.thly r,yE,eI;s- CAAS. SICK
Els. Ro,a, 10. ocG = 81. NV. 1y7-7l
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wANTED-PosTAGE STAMPS.

wANTED-For cash, all kinds OF o!t
United SIJtes postage and department
stamps. Collections also bought II. r
pUNkuOKST. 1905 7th st-nw- ju23-tf
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COUNTRY BOARD.
F. IRFAx INN. Berkeley Springs,
W. Va, formerly St Charles HOteI:l
Refurnisned: free bus: write for rates.
B. FRANK MANN, Jr. Manager. jy12-1t
COOL, airy rooms in the mountainous
country or Virginia, first-ciass board,
and all accommodations. Address MRS.
JNO. SCOTT, Lucketts, Loudoun Co., Va.
jy12-6t
FOR desirable rooms and first class table
board apply THOMAS WATERS, 8.
Magnolia ave, Takoma Park, d. c.
jyl l. Stem
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wANTED-HOUSES.

NXyANTED-FOR CASH.
w Residence in Northwest; large bod
rooms: = baths, steam heal; 25 feet 'front.'
more; or would buy an old residence
and remodel; must be n bargain. Apply
The Times Real Estate Bureau.
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WANTED-BOARDERS.

w A private boarding house
near Pincy Point; good bathing and
fishing; sailing free; 81 a day, or So
per week. Apply W. B. ADAMS. Piney
Point, Nd. jyS-7t =
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detail. u04l
Sl.eso-BRIGHTwooD PARK-New
SIS per month. uO7)
S3.6OO-sTHST. NV. BET. RANDS-
6-rm brick dwelling and store; stable
for horses and wagons in rear: easy
terms. 1857
Sa.sOo-N.c.Av NE.-3-story br,cS'
containing Z rooms and hath; can be
bought oD easy terms. ts2)
Sl.SOO-LINDEN ST. Me-. BET. Eth
AND 13TH-2-story brick. containing
rooms a. NIL; terms easy. tS4)
S27 .5OO-COR. nth AND o NV.
Large 25-room brick, with baths
and all modern improvements; terms easy
s7.soo-coRcoRAN ST. r.Nw.-4-ssors
modern Improvements; heated by furnace:
will sell on easy terms. (76)
&1.OOO-STH ST. SE.. BET. d AND E.
Three-story brick dwelling: containing
gas; in thorough condition; terms to suit.
STA comfortable little home of six
81. l.8OO-LINpEN ST, BET. i:TIi
AND 18th NE.-2-story brick. contain
ing rooms; a. m. l.; terms easy. tS4)
S6.sOO-Bs ST. sw., NEAR CAPITOL
houses; all modern improvements:
nice large lots; terms to suit t79l
S4.9OO-H ST. NV. NEAR 1sT-3-
story press brick dwelling; contain
ing rooms and bath audtn good condition;
terms easy. (160)
s4o.ooo-coRNER ON NEW HAnP-
SHIRE AV E., short distance south OF Du-
pont Circle-Aodern brick house, / A rooms
and 2 baths; hardwood finish: 2 office
rooms on first floor, suitable for physician:
in thorough condition; newly decorated and
hand frescOed throug ghout: termseo suit. 1907
8lO.6OO-R RIGGS ST Nw.BET. l7TH
AND fSTH-A S-story brick and stone
dwelling. containing 10 rooms and bath:
t041
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wANTED-FURNISHED HOUSES


w A ANTED-Furnished d houses We have
many applications for furnished houses
in all locations u the city. THE TIMES
REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-02-22
HIS RECORD.
He Had R.en a Constable for Years bu'
had Never Made an Arrest.


had been walking all day TO reach
tbe hamlet of Bentonville, and as en-
tered the place at shutdown and was m
curing my way 10 tavern rough-
looking man accosted me with:
Look a-here. stranger, don't quite
like your looks" =.
.Sorry for that, but can't help IT.
/ replied.
NO. don't like your looks" he con-
tinued. Fact is. you pear TO DE sns-
picious character, and l guess III .ocx
you up"
.Have you the authority II do rhnt9
II should smile that hal. I'm ccn-
stable, and l shall lock you up rs suS-
picious character
| tried 10 argue the matter with him,
but he was ''sot" and ugly TO boot, ana
he was taking me to the lookup when
,,vo or three men interferred TO the ex-
tent of suggesting that be taken be-
fore the justice of the peace for imme-
date examination. After some hesita-
ton this was agreed to. and crowd
numbering n score of people accom-
panied us. The ledge" was eating sup
rar. but he hurried up and came over
10 his Office in the back end of store
and opened court. When all was ready
he asked of the officer:
Tom, what's the charge agin' the
prisoner"
suspicion" replied Tom.
suspicion of what?"
Dunno. Jest suspicion
~ declar'. but don't see nuthin' sus-
p'cious about him" said his honor. as
he looked me over. stranger, who be
you?"
told him.
"Whar' We from?"
"Blissfeld."
"Whar' We goin'?"
ION to Mountville tomorrow"
"Nuthin' suspicious about that. What
made We think him suspicious, Tom?'
Dunno, but il come over me that he
was"
DO you want 10 sw'ar out warrant
agin' him."
Guess not
'Then the prisoner is discharged
went to the hotel and got supper
urd after the meal sat down on the ver-
aEda for smoke. In the course. If five
minutes the sarl. constable walked up
the steps and approached me and said:
stranger. rn cum to apologize
For arrcsting ne? Yes, you were
hasty, put it's al, right"
Thank We. You see, IT'S jest this
way; I've bin constable in this county
fur % years an never arrested a crit
ter yit. Got - thinkin' of IL to-day,
and made up my mind to uphold my dig
lity or bust le!,. and as you looked like
& cuss who hadn't any friends and
Mouldn I kick 1oout bein' locked up.
run YOU in. Gu j, hev drink with me
and I'll resign to-morrer. M. Quad, in
Detroit Free Press.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-02-22
THE LADY AS A COMPANION.
She Is Helpful and Comforting to Her
Family and Friends.


She is the woman who with her hus-
band and sons is the best companion.
She surrounds herself. unconsciously.
with a spiritual atmosphere that is
lest TO the weary, especially to the
weary man. She is nota bigot. She is
in sympathy with whatever work the
man may be doing; in many ways She
may help him with it, but when he has
thrown of the trammels of labor he
finds in her all the sweetness. all the
rest and all the happiness that can be
given by woman who sets her life so
that II is like perfect music unto per-
feet words" 1t is curious thar TWO
great writer's, Amberly and John Stuart
Mill. each dedicated their great books
10 their wives, whom they describe as
perfect helpers and perfect women.
using almost the same words, Words
are inadequate to describe the lady.
Disraeli says of his wife thai she, was
''thc most severe of critics. but e per-
feet wife" In thinking of women, who
can forget what Carlyle put upon the
tombstoneof that nervous. jealous crea-
ture, who yet loved him well? After
giving her name and age he speaks of
her value 10 her husband. and ends bv
saying: And the light of his life is as
IL gone oct"
The pn5lic woman is given TO talking
much ABOUT the woman who never mar
rics. | do not think her life is quite
rounded. but many times she is the
| mother where there is no mother. and
the adviser and companion where there
is no wife. She can do much good 10
so many. She can give of her time and
her love TO the poor and needy, and al
ways she can make herself useful be.
cause she has spare time: she is the
pleasing companion with whom many
friends find rest and from whom to
many friends comes pleasure. She can
teach that boy who has no mother how
| 10 say his prayers, and there is more
meant in that than the mere act Of
praying. As look al il il seems 10 me
the teaching boy the respect due to
Nod and woman; the teaching n how
the love due TO mother and wife. and
the Keeping always and ever in a mars
heart fresh spring of spirituality
| great enough to food his whole sys-
tenn and wash ont all commercial mean
ness and worldliness and make bi,,
wholesome and clean IS woman's noblest
work.-Ladies' Home Journal.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-02-22
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

Tho attendance in the Scottish uni
,ersities for the year 1so4-95 is tsas
stated: Edinburgh, 1924; Glasgow,
1908: Aberdeen. sl2.
There are two Chinese girls who
are studying medicine at the UNIVERSE
re of Michigan. They will return TO
China as Christian medical mission
aries.
A new porch is to be erected at one
of the entrances to Hawarden church
by Mr.. Gladstone's son Henry. a
niche above the door will oe kept empty
for one or two figures.
Forty girl students at the State
normal school in Warrensburg, No..
have organized an athletic association.
They are going to devote much atten-
ton to outdoor sports, and will wear
boomers end sweaters.
Presbyterian vigor in invective has
not degenerated in Scotland. a Glas-
Cow minister, who opposed total abb
stipence, was described lately In the
pulpit asa white-chokered blasphemer
engaged in raising a sign post 10 hell
DIR. Il. f. Fernow, chief of the di-
vision of forestry in the department of
agriculture, has been appointed
special lecturer on forests and for
estry in the school of economics, po-
litical science and history, in the Uni
yersity OF Wisconsin. This course of
lectures will probably be the first one
OF the kind TO be given in q school of
this character.
"A criminal suit against the lay
rector for neglecting 10 repair the chan
Gel OF the parish church, probably the
first suit Of the kind brought in the
present century, was instituted recent
" by the church wardens of st. Peters
church, Derby, in the consistory court.
The gentleman. who draws the tithes
and enjoys the revenues of the church.
pleaded guilty afl was condemned to
make the repairs.
The saloonkeepers of Flint, Mich,
ure considerably alarmed because the
prohibitionists OF that place have de-
termined 10 set up counter attraction
on Saturday afternoon when The farm
ers visit town. \ church is TO he opened
and hot coffee furnished there free OF
charge. smoking will be allowed. and
it is expected that the visitors will
have a general good time--without any
of the usual after effects.
The professors at the Berlin uni
versity do not take kindly TO the con-
cessions which have been made To WON
en- in allowing them TO attend classes,
and il is reported that one. Prof.
Schmidt, of the German literature de-
lartment, has petitioned the minister
of public instructions TO have his
classes exempt from women. Prof. Won
Preitschkc, a famous historian, is said
10 have actually escorted 10 the door OF
his classroom a daring woman who
came with the intention of Joining.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-02-22
Cleansing Kid Gloves

Clean kid gloves with naphtha; put
them on the hands, rub with flannel
dipped in haphtha, and then wipe dry
with clean piece of white flannel. Re-
move the gloves and hang them up in
the air. The first steps in renovating
are embarrassing, but must be done
well or the after results will be far from
satisfactory. Silk embroidery may be
cleaned with camel's-hair brush and
spirits of wine. Prepare to do the task
Wen or do not commence it. BE care
ini OF explosive cleaning fluids, like
benzine. naphthn or alcohol. Always
ar goods after cleaning them in fluid
OF strong odor.-Ladies' Home Jour
nal.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-02-22
FOREIGN.

Gen. Weyler. the new Cuban COM
n,ander. issued IN address declaring
that all sympathizers with the insur-
gents would be severely punished. and
that il was his decided purpose 10 make
use of all the means necessary 10 con-
cuer the instruction.
The Cit; of Guayaquil. in Ecuador,
was visited by a fire that causes loss
of s. 600. CGG.
The rebels in Corea have killed n
rarity of japanese who were engaged
III protecting the telegraph.
Ii was announced from Glasgow that
Mr.. Gladstone would reenter parlia.
ment. He wishes TO support the Ar
menians.
Ambrose Thomas. the famous mu-
steal composer, died in Paris, aged SIS
years.
\ steamer capsized on the river At
brisbane. Queensland. and 40 persons
We're drowned.
Further advices say that the fire in
Guayaquil. Ecuador. destroyed l3c
houses and 80 persons were burned 10
death.
Advices from Seoul. capital of Corea.
say that in an uprising there the pre-
mier and seven officials Were murdered
and the king and crown prince sought
shelter in the, Russian legation,
Etienne Chatelain. pensioner OF the
war of 1872 died at Cornwall. Ont. At
the age of 100 years. His widow is
over % wears or age
James Mc0ougall & Co.. wholesale
clothiers at Montreal, failed for $780,
900.
II was reported from Siberia that DR..
Fritiof Manson. the Norwegian scien-
list and explorer. had reached the
north pole. had found land there and
was returning to civilization.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-02-22
DOMESTIC.

The Northern Fire association cf
Columbus. o.. went into the hands of a
receiver with liabilities of 100000 anG
assets of S50.67.
\ statement prepared at the treas
ury department shows that the govern
Inent will realize from the new loan
$ll1.G7s, $50 %.
Joseph Leeds tcolored). who attempt
cd to assault Mrs. 4. d. Prince at Sed-
den, Ala, was taken from the authorl-
ties by mob and hanged 10 n tree.
The will Of William II. English. Or. :
bated a. indianapolis. leaves an estate
said to be worth $3,0O0.0OO aImozt en-
tirely TO his son and daughter.
y train on the Cincinnati d MusKinv
UNI Valley road was deraled near Rose
Vile. o., and Thomas Fisher was killed
Isd IL other persons were injured
William Roy and William Lutes were
murdered by William higgins in a dis
reputable house at Danyille. III.
Joseph Donoghue, of Ncwburg, y
y, lowered the worlds mile record for
inside skating at the Washington ice
palace. Ills time was 2:3S.
The government agricultural depart
nent returns for January show the total
number of horses in the country to be
l5,l2i.Gj7; mules, 2,21s, $40; mich COW 5,
16,131,jsG; oxen and other cattle, g..
0sj,4O9; sheep, IS POS, 1e3. and swine, AZ :
s42.159.
The receipts of the so larger post
Offices of the United States for the
month Of January amounted to s2,O42.-
$40, net increase over the first month
OF 1895 of S2l5,0O0.
train on the Great Northern road
was wrecked near Ciarissa, Mimi, and
all OF the Is passengers aboard were In
Jured, though none seriously.
LiD McCollen, Elijah Lemons, Dem
mis- Gum and the latter's son were
drowned while attempting to cross the
Dan river near Stoneville. n. C.
Dynamite was discovered on the Bal
timorc d Ohio railroad bridge at Ma
poleon, o., in time to prevent the wreck.
ing of passenger train.
James Walker, negro, and Miss Hal
lie Shafer. daughter of a wealthy In.
diana farmer, were married. Thesdeed
In Indiana rs punishable by ten years
imprisonment.
burglars effected an entrance int
the Leesburg (O.) bank and carried of
$1,000 in money.
Skeletons of living bodies were photo
Graphed in the laboratory at Trinit,
college in Hartford, Conn.
a bill was introduced in the Ohio
house providing fine OF from $40 Il
500 for every legal voter who neglect.
TO vote.
Cullcrs & Henry, wholesale grocer.
ct Sherman, Tex, made an assignments
with liabilities of 100000.
passenger and freight train col
iided near Dongola. H., ard Engineer
Huntington, Firemen Anderson anf
ADAMS. Baggageman Armstrong am
brakeman Mclean were killed.
bartholomew Shea died in the cleo
tfical chair at Dannemora, N. Y, fol
tue murder OF Robert Ross during an
election riot at Troy in March, 1894.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-02-22
LATER.

Wcylcr, the new governor OF Cuba or.
dercd ali the inhabitants OF the district
Of Sancti Spirtus and the province Of
Puerto Principe and Santiago dc Cuba
tc assemble within eight days and
prove their identity. and said that or
tenders would Oe sumnarily punished,
with Spanish soldiers as their Judges.
Robert Williams. the gro who
Killed Police Officer Suggs. was Iynched
~ mob near Montgomery, Aha.
The British consul ut Archancel.
Russia, tclcgraphcd a confirmation Of
the report that Or. hansen was safe
and returning from the north pole.
Miss Clara Barton and her colleagues
OF the led Cross society arrived in Con-
s'antinGple.
barbara KeSscl. pretty German
girl 10 years old. shot and killed Join
iiohliing. her lover. ut st. Louis. and
lhcn fred 81 bullet into her own brain
and died instantly. Jealousy was the
cause.
The Buckeye glass works of Martins
Ferry, W. Va. were destroyed by fire.
the loss being Sl5o,0oO.
skip jumped the track in mine
at Republic. Mich. killing William Nc
Graw. james Dodge, Adolph Boitrl and
Matthias Tcgclbcrg.
ut bull fight during carnival at
Juarez, Mexico, four bulls and five
horses we're killed.
Emile DAVIS was hanged AT Linn,
Mo, for the murder of Frank llcndcr-
son, his sisters sweetheart whom lie
poisoned.
Thomas Hughes IIinckley. an artist
OF wide fame, died at his home in Mil
ton. Mass. aged 50 years.
The machine shops of the Mexican
international railroad ut 'Ciudad Por-
firio Dial, Mex, were burned, the loss
being 100000.
John Wright died at his home in Santa
Rosa county, Fla, aged l2s years. lie
had been blind for many years. but was
mentally sound.
| The republicans of the second ILL
nois district rcnominatcd William Lor-
Timer for congress.
| Washington, Feb. i7.--In the house
ON Saturday the agricultural bill was
discussed, and during the debate an
attack was made on Secretary Morton
Tor his refusal to cxpend the appropria-
ton Tor seed and resolution was
adopted directing the judiciary com
mittcc To inquire into the right of an
executive officer 10 refuse 10 execute
law on the ground of its unconsti-
tuiionality, and to report by bill or
otherwise.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-02-22
THEATER EGGS.
Variety That Is SIN Much In Demand In
Some Sections.

SoHt Stttionr.
The man with the fur-lined coat
stopped before the principal grocery in
al interior town and casually inquired
How are eggs to-day?"
Well, they're little high replied
the grocer
Because OF big demand or a small
supply" asked the man with the fur
lined coat.
Small supply" answered the grocer
"The hens seem to be- taking things
easy in this vicinity just now
The man with the fur-lined coat
nodded his head. as if he approved Of
the action of the hens, and then asked:
Any bad ones?''
Pad ones" exclaimed the grocer.
YES. Any OF the ancient, odorous va
riety that we all know so well?"
NO, sir, not in this shop" returned
the grocer, emphatcally.
"Sure?'
Sure OF course I'm sure"
do you suppose there are any in
town. asked the man with the fur
lined coat, anxiously.
No. sir. We pride ourselves on our
fresh eggs up in this neck of-the woods.
and il wouldn't be safe for anyone to
keep bad ones"
I'm glad 10 hear it," said the man
with the fur-lincd coat, with evident
relief, as he continued his stroll down
the street.
The grocer looked after him for n
minute, and then great light sudden
~ came upon him.
Say" he yelled.
"Nel!"" came back the answer.
Did you mean eating eggs or theater
eggs?"
"Theater eggs?' exclaimed the man
with the fur-lined coat, stopping short
in his walk.
Yes. The farmers never bring in
their theater eggs until the afternoon
before the show. | was thinking of
eating eggs all the time. but if it's
theater eggs you want, there'll be about
eight or ten crates of them on sale in
about an hour"
Then he went back into his store and
tod his assistant that any jay actor
who tried to pump him waS bound 10
get the worst of it every time.-Chicago
| Post.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-02-22

Mary E. Lease, of Wichita, Kan. the
well-known lecturer. has decided TO en-
ter the ministry.
The convention of Republican clubs
of Ohio met at Columbus and indorses
Mai. Mckinley for president.
The s7th anniversary of the birth OF
Abraham Lincoln was celebrated
throughout the country.
The republicans OF Minnesota VIII
meet in state convention in Minneapo-
lis March - for the selection of four
delegates at large and nine presidential
electors.
Mrs. Angela Carberry, who has lived
IS days without a mouthful OF soilo
ncurishment. died at Eckerty, Ind.
James Il. Brown. for 80 years editor
of the Galena Ull.) Gazette. died at the
home of his daughter in Chicago, aged
CA years.
Allen Dodsworth. for many years
conductor of the celebrated Dods-
worth's band in New York, died at
Pasadena, Cal. aged IS years
The Nebraska state prohibition con-
yention in session at Lincoln elected
IL delegates TO the Pittsburgh national
conl ention 10 be held March %.
Rev. William Lathrop Kingsley. one
of the profoundest scholars in New
England. died At his home in New
Haven. Conn. aged - years. lie had
been editor of the New Highlander and
Yale Review for nearly 40 years.
Republicans of the Third Illinois dis
trict renoIninated Hugh Il. Belknap Tor
congress. and in the Fifth distrler
George f. White was renominated.
Nebraska rcprblicals will hold their
state convention 20 select delegates 10
the national convention on April Is AT
Omaha.
Judge Alexander Davis, the noted
jurist, who figured in many OF the
frontier romances of early days and
was one OF the characters in Mari;
Twain's "Roughing It." died in ST.
Louis. aged % years.