Bloomington Courier, Volume 15, Number 24, Bloomington, Monroe County, 6 April 1889 — Page 4

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Tde passage of the school book law by the late, legislature 13 a specimen of Democrat ic"free traded It is a great tariff sermon in a nutshell great monopoly has beenj crushed, and tba people are s&ffed fifty per ;coat oa their school books. The same theory would apply to alvmost everything we eat and wear. Crush eat the raoudpolies that control them, aud living expenses would be about one-half. But our laws are made for bondholders, and capitalists,who genieralfy get enough: votes to sustain them by appealing the : ignorance of the masses, either by false argument or dollars.

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James Smallwood has been adjudged insane, and taken to the asylum. . , : The Corner" ha something to say to the readers of the- Courier this-week? It always pays to trade there. ' " A party is jTorming in this city to attend the Booth-Barrett performance at Indianapolis April 19 and 20; For further information apply at the Pbstoffice, ?

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-Hutchinson fc Cc.'s United1 Motfster Shsws swi Great Roiaan Hip podrome, Museum, iIenagerie,Trained Wild Beasts audi Wild West Show will exhibii in Bloomington on April 24th. Great Balloon ascension and Farchute Leap at noon, free tch alL Thu is the biggest show that has been in Bloomington tor. several

$-:ytt3,' and eferybody should get re'dy to -come to town on that day. .'!"' " ' . ' . ; -Marriage licenses have been is? I sued to the following named per1; sons: Samuel F. Weod and Adah Baker, S. G: Bunion and Martha Arthur, Joseph Stillion and Eliza J I Deckard, Tilghman Mav and Susan 1 Easfe Newton H. May and Mary G. I". " Davis. Wm. Miller and Bertha

. J,- East, Wm. D. Herring and Phcebe m : Hazel, Si M. Mcintosh and Lizzie E ?f lanieis, Elmers S.- Buzzard and 4 KatieKirby, Anthony Johnson and , : 1 , Hannah Barnes, Frank S. Chase vi' I and Caroline Swearingeni Eyan -v rJ.Gravesand Kate-AhdeKgnv g! j6ilf it" Tassessorsmet in the Audi-

wjrs-omce iasi Juarsuuy auu itieu the values for taxation as follows : Horses $S0 to -100; -mules, $40 to $125 ; cattle, $5 to $60; sheep,$3 ; stock hogs per pound, 3c ;oats,30c ; clover seed, $54?-timothy seed, $2 ; potatoes, 25c ; corn, 30c ; wheat per bushel, 75c; green apples, 25c ; dry apples, 4c per pound ; poultry doz

en, $2;50; hay geL ton, $9 ; wool per

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55 pound, 20c ; tobacco per pound, 5c;

r baconj pork, 1 ar4 per pound, 10c;

wine per gallon,-$1; sorgbum.syrup 30c ; pianos, jf3O0 ;prgansi$50 ; wag-

: carriages, $150 ; reapers

and threshing machines,$200; mowers, $50 ; drills $60 ; cane and cider milles, $10 ; stallions and jacks,No. 1, $300 ; se w ing m achines,$20 ; traction engines, : $600; bees per stand :$3;. '." " '

Booth as "Shylock," and Mr. Barrett as "Passanio" a great cast, two car loads of sump to us special scenery, originally arranged music &c. Saturday matinee "Hamlettwith Mr. Booth in the title role and Mr. Barrett as the King, and Saturday evening, grand double bill "The Fool's Revenge," with Mr. Booth as jteilnoold;'1 and "Yoriek's Love" vwifch Mr. Barrett as "Yorick." The prices will he $1, $2 and $3,

according to location, and the ad

vance sale of seats will open Saturday morning, April 13th,at9 o'clock, at the box office of English's Opera House. Special arrangements have been made with all railroads contering.at tndianapoJis,for excursion rates at two cents per mile for parties of ten or more. Any additional information desired will be furnished on application to the Postoflico in this city where a club is forming for the purpose of attending. Good seats will be held foj this party. The Uniform Rank K. of P., accompanied by the Mechanics band, and a number of citizens, the whole party numbering over 60, went to Bedford, last Monday to join with the Jvnights there in celebrating their anniversary. Te3r do. not speak in very glowing: terms of their treatment in that town. The affair was very poorly managed. The visitors were perfectly willing to pay for their suppers, but many of them could scarcely get anythiug to eat. One visitor says he made his supper off of stewed apples,several others found nothing on the table but oat meal, while a number lunched around the stores on crackers, cheese, sandwiches and boiled egs; The Uniform Rank gave a drill for about an hour on the public square, which was witness by few citizens, and about 500 boys. The boys followed the procession about -guying those in the ranks and swarming about the drum major so that he could scarcely, find room to walk.! They kept up a continual howling as long as the Eiights were on thestreets,and their conduct was not only boisterous, but rude and insulting. There was a dance at night to which all the visiting brothers of the order

were expected to contribute $1.00

apiece, except the Uniform Rank members who were furnished complimentary tickets for making an exhibition of themselves. The Marshall gave notice in advance that the visitors would have to behave themselves or he would run-some of them in. While there was nothing to eat there was plenty to drink. Some of the boys went to a place to play a game of pool, when a brick came sailing through the window, and several shots were fired. They imagined themselves in a frontier

town, and got out of there at once.

Late at night those at the ball took the ladies out for refreshments. The visitors: followed the town people and found that the' went to the differant lunch counters and groceries where they stood around eating pie, cakes, bologna sausage, &c. To say that the visitors were disappointed and d isgusted is drawing it mildly . The Bedford Knights should have been at the recent anniversary celebration in this town, and taken a few notes as to how to entertain people. Ice Cream every day at Volpert's, North Side Square.

-Friday, March 29th, being the anniversary of the 45th birthday of Bud Stout his; wife concluded to give him a surprise party, which prove to -be quiet a success in every

fjrt V'X respect. Afters dinner speeches to

suit the occasion were made by C. It. Worrall, B. A. Folk, Dr. John E. Harris and J. E. Anderson. C. R.

Worrall presented Bud with an ele-

gantawalnut and: plash base - rocker &gift from the gentlemen present, and a set of sil ver spoons, knives and forks to Mrs; Stout, from the same which weje highly appreciated by the recipients. All expressed themselves as h aving a good dinner

' and pleasant evening. Bud also reffk: T ' ceived. a handsome Winchester shot gun, from his -friend Oliht Worrall.

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Dr. Karsten has purchased the property formerly belonging to Mrs. Perry, near the new campus on East Kirk wood avenue M, U. Johnson, who had his leg broken in the Sophomore-Freshman figtit, has returned and is attending his classes with the aid of crutches. The Phi Pi J early convention was held at Greeucastle this week. A large number of the chapter Irom L U. aitended,seeral taking part in the program. The lecture Sunday afternoon will be given by Prof. J. K. Beckof the Preparatory school. Prof. Beck is a ,'godd talker and will no doubt have a good house. Fred Cornell, our champion base ball pitcher of last year was visiting friends here this week. He was oa

his wav to Cornell where he goes to

play bill ior the remainder of the college year. The members of the uJaw Bone" en tei tain ed their lady friends in the Phi Psi hall on Tuesday evening. The souvenir was an artistic photo in which the heads of the seven members are set as teeth in a large jaw lo.;e Roll Madison celebrated his 21st birthday l3r giving a social at his home Tuesday cvcj -ing to the members of the Beta fraternity and their iady friends. After refreshments had been served the company repaired to the Beta Hall and there tripped the light fantastic till the wi stn'a hours. The Athletic association elected the following officers at the meeting Friday afternoon: President, T. J-J Honan; Vice-President, Joe Bryan, Secretary, Roll Madison; Treasurer, J. R. Aiutz; Cor. Secretary, Tiieo. Louden. The officers with Prof Bryan, Messrs. Bioss, Eaton, Collins New and Lueb constitute a standing committee for sports aud also for the arrangement ol a program for Field day. Other committees were appointed to arrange foi base bail and tennis on each Friday and Saturday afternoon, Public exhibitions of jumping, running, tug of war,&c, will be given every lour weeks.

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ovu v. v u ii , one ui our young laraiers, is going to start for California next week. Ben is an energetic young man and we wish him success in all his adventures. Johnathan Bougher, Sr., formerly of this place has been running a blacksmith shep at Bedford, was up here last week and we understand he is going to locate here. We are glad to hear of him coming back as he was one of our best citizens, Gkoveu.

KOTICS TO STCKMOLDERS. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Monroe Buhdin.Saviugs and Loan Association will be held at usual place of meeting, (Stone's Shoe Store) on Monday April 8lbf 1SS9, at 7?80 o'clock p. in., for the purpose of electing nine .Dr'GcturfitOne Secretary, one Treasures and one attorney ,anri for Irnusicting other business that may cooie before the meeting. Robert C. Gbisevjes, Secretary. March 28, 1880-.

NOTICE OF CITY TREASURER.

To the Tax Payers of the City of Bloom inir ton,

Hotioe J)issolatioa Pftcrship.

THE TRIAL OF JESUS AND OTHER POEMS.

The above is the title of a book of poems from the pen of Will A.Davis, a new Indiana author, whose productions have been favorably criticised by many of the leading papers ot the country. Some of his poems have been published in the Chicago Times and Inter Ocean, in the Tole

do Blade, Detiiot Free Press, Indi

anapolis Journal, New York World and Tribune, Pittisbnrg Post and other leading journals. The work is one of pronounced merit and contains much thrtJ will call forth the admiration cf the poetry loving public. Copies can he obtained by

addressing the publisher, V. j

Adams. Columbia City, Ind. Price 75 cents, seut post-paid on receipt of same. Try Charley McPheeiers' new grocery, Greaves' old stand.

weuat Hews.

CONTRIBUTIONS BY THB COUUIEK S CORPS OF COREESPONDENCK,

E M ' engagegien & oi ine aiswnguhed tragediaiis, Edwin Booth and

Lawrence Barrett, at English's Opera House, Indianapolis, Friday and; Saturday, April 19th and 20th, is attracting attention throughout

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crowninevent of the rapidly clos-

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the capital city; Messrs Dickson . & Talbottj' tO'Whose mangerial tact

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gagement oivthese eminent- artists, are making every effort in their power to-iimake the event- olr State importance and are advertising it far and wide The repertory selected is as follows : Friday evening rchajit oi' Veic'wi

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Daily is Beta and Bethersfovd a big Harry Wise will not be back this term. Mrss Clark visited college -Wed nesday, Dr. Jordan was away lecturing this week. ' The Seniors held a business meeting Thursday. Miss Grace Perry has cast her lot with the Kappas. . A sister of Miss My Ha TFinsor has entered col 1 ege. F. B. Foster, of '83, was visiting Bloomington friends this week.

Plans for the new library building are on exhibition inihe libraij'. Miss Eflie jawing has re-entered college and will graduate with '90. Miss Getty, of Lexington, Ind., has entered college as a special student. Beatrice Sanders, of this city visited classes in the University Monday. - -Judge Banta was in the city on business connected with the college this week. Dr. Dabney delivered a lecture to the History class in Prep, on last

i Saturday, evening.

Davidson, who has been teaching the past winter has entered College for the spring term. ? ' Wood, who has closed a sccessfui term of school in Jackson county, has returned and entered college. " Alvin George, an experienced .teacher- iof Valley Mills, Marion county is-the latest addition to LWa

soil, . .

SALT CHEEK. Business dull. F. M. Lamkins is sick. Andrew Robertson is improving. Mathias Kent has moved to Brummett's crrek. A cousin of Mrs. Lizzie Lamkins, was here visiting recently. The Brum met' s creek debating ciub. closed last Tuesday night. Th 3 Democrats are new standing afar off gazing at tin kilkenny cat fight going on among Republican over the spoils. The fun is better than a circus. Aquilla D. Rogers get out a search warrant and found his meat, les than a thousand miles from home. The pe.ison who is supposed to have stolen it has emigrated . At the Brummets creek debating club on the night of ilarch 19th, the question tor debate was resolved that foreign immigration should be pro hibited by the United States, Af firmative. M. C. Cox and W, L. Levi ngs toneNegative Tiios Cox and John Davis. Decided unamimoas for Negative. Uncle ZTezikiah Deckard died at his home in Brown county last Tqursday night. Mr. Deckard was an old and well 'respected citizen, and will be 'greatly missed. Deceased

was oyer 70 years of age.

J. B E.

Groceries delivered free and prompt, by M. Wbitaker. Duraad Block.

HARHODSBUita. Miss Jennie Whaley has got the mumps. ". Fine horso show in town last Saturday, t Wm McGlothlin will soon begin to repair his house. John Nance, our live Druggia is all bruised up with the mumps. The stone quarries are running day and night, trying to keep up with their orders. The meeting at the Christian Church lust Saturday and Sunday night canducted by a young Mr. McCoy, Mr. Gii-tin and lady, of Scottiand, Greene county, Ind., were visiting Mr. Solan Pedisjo and family last Saturday and Sunday. Whit Carpenter and family are moving to Bedford. Mr. Carpenter is going to work on a farm for Q. D. Evans formerly of this place. The K. of P. 's are still pushing the boys through the different degrees. Four candidates received the third degree, Saturday night. Harrodsburg Roller Mills are in operation. They started up last Thursday morning, and on last Saturday 25 qr0 farmery came to town with their wagons loaded down with wheat.

Has opened again and is located at the same place he was before the fire.

kery, Confectionary

Choico 'PEUITS of all kinds,

?rosh Oysters in CAN or BULK.

BAKING DONE EVERYDAY Oysters, Hot Coffee and Lunch at all hours.

All my o.d eaatbxners and Siow are respectfully invited to call.

College Avenue.

Remember that Charley McPheeters, formerly in the hardware business, is uow proprietor of the Greeves corner grocery where he will bejpleased to see his old customers, aud a host of new ones.

Notice of Final 'Settlement of Estate

In the matter of the estates ot Robert Tay'.or, deceased. In the Monroe Circuit Court, April Term. 1SS9. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, as executors of the .state of Robert Taylor deceased, has presented and fihd their account &ud youchers in final settlement ot said "estate, and I. hat the same will come up lor the examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 22 day of April, 188D, at which time nil persons interested m said estate are required: to appear in said Court and show cauic, ii any there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved. And the aeirs of said estate, and all others interested therein, are also hereby required, at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and make? proof of tin ir heirship or claim to any part f said estate. NEWTON K. McFADDEN WILLIAM BICNNETT, ' Executor. Jfarch 4!ih, 18S9.

ADMIN lyiRATORS SALE.

Notice is herebv given that the undersigned, administrator of the estate of William Smith, deceased, hi te o f Mon roe co u n ty , will offer for sale at Public Auction, to the high est bidder, on Tuesday, 26ih day of Maroh, 1889, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m., at the late residence of said deceased, all his personal propcritj', consisting ol household and kitchen furniture, farming ini piemen is and, stock TER.MS OF SALKAll sums under live dollars cash hi hand, on all sums of live dollars and over a credit of six months will be given, the purchaser giving note with good freehold surety, waving all relief from valuation or appraisement laws, bearing sb: per cent, interest after maturity. JEHU P. SPARKS. Administrator. Feb. 26tli, 1889. R. A. Folk attorney. Notice of Administration.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Monroe ucainty, State of Indiana, ad ministration of the estate of Will Sam Smith late of Jfonroe county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. JJ&HU 1 SPARKS, Feb 2639. Administrator. TL A. FulJi. atty.

Notice is hereby given that the copartnership heretotbie existing bet ween John C-Doian and John Tiernan, under the firm name ar.d style of Dolan, Tlcrnan c Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The interest of John Ticrnftii io the firm of Dolan, Tiernan & Co. having been purchased by the said Dolan. All hills will be ussuuku.! and paid by the said Dulan, who is authorized to collect all bills due them, the business will be continued and carried on under the firm name of J. C. Dolan & Co. J. C. Doun. John Tieusan. March 20th, 1889. NOTICE. TO INVESTORS. The books of the Bloomington Gas Company arc now opened at the Secretary's office?, (Charley McPhoo tor's grocer v store) for the purpose

of taking stock. Said books will be j

closed when $700.00 more msubiscnb ed. If said amount ia uot taken by March 1st will close anyhow. Stock f50 per share. If you want stock in a paring business, now is

vour time. First come firt served. ROBT. O. GREEVES, Sec. Feb. 19th, 1889.

Notice is hereby jjiven that the Tax Duplicate of ISS8 for the C'i y of Bloomington is now in inv hands ready for collection. The rnte of taxation on each $100.00 valuation for General wd Special purposes and lor Poll Tax is as follows: GBJifiUAL MUNICTPAL PUarOSES. Poll tax -Fifty. cents (50c.) On each-$100 Seventy cents (70c.)

SVEClAh ADDITIONAL DOSDS. On each 100 Eleven cents (lie.) Poll tax One aud fifty hundredths dollars ($1.50.) SPECIAL ADDITIONAL SCHOOL PURPOSES On rntcltf $100.00 Special School Eighteen cents (1.3c.) On each. $100.00 Special Tuitiou Sixtcc.i cents (10c,) SINKING FUND. On each 100 Five cents (5c.) A. penalty of ten per cent will be added oi: all tax not paid before the 3d Monday of April, 1889. The ollice of City Treasurer is in room No. I, up stairs over the grocery store ot J. B. Clark's, Bloom ingtou, Indiana. HENRY S. BATES, .Ci ty Treas u rer. Doc: :t2th, 1888. " V":'A

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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. Stockholders in The Bloomington Gas Conpany are hereby notified that an assessment of 10 per cent, is now due, on their stock, and the same can be paid to Sccietary at anytime up. to Is, of March. Tat: e notice and govern yourselves accord ingly. ROBT. C. GREEVES, Bee. Feb. 19th, 18S0. Secretary's oJHce in Charier MePheeters grocery store, corner Kirkwood Avenue and Walnut street. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given, that the undeisigncd has been appointed by the Cierk of Circuit Court of Mon rot comity, State of Indiana, admin i strator with the will stftnexed of the estate of Ehen Newton late of the State of Ohio, deceased. &aui estate is supposed to bo insolvent . CfARLES G. CORE, Administrator. December 27th, 1SS8. Mi or s & C'orr attyev'

Always a full stock ol fresh groceries, at Whitaker's, Durand Block.

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U'!iwac?phftftA iwvcrttscr to eon, fi'jSMllg enoed or ol;ijorviso. It contains lists ol nevspaj)ers .nd ostimntos oftto coi'tGf :uive:rfclsinff.'I'I)e advortiserwho want: to spe&tf o ne dollar, finds ip it the Infonna:ict he require while forhitn who will invest one hundred thousand dollars in advertising, a scheme is indicated which will meet his every requirement or con be made to do so by slight cluwccs easily arrived' ai by cor' espondsiitc. 149 idfrlons luive been issued. Seut, post-paid, to any ad dress t'oi 10 cents. -Writo to GKO. P. 'HOWELL & CO.. K1SWBPA PEU A HVKBX SING 3 IVRK kV!K 3j)rnce SUPi'ln ting Hquhq Sqh lcw tosfe

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Druggists, 25c,, 50e., and. 5 1.00.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit" Court ol Monroe County, State of Indiana, administrator de bonis mm of the estate of Nancy Major late -of Monroe coenty, deceased . baid estate is supposed to be sol vent. LAWBENCE C. STINES, Administrator. Jfarch 7th, 1889. Davis and Miers t; Corr aUys.

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YOUNG LINCOLNSHIRE TOM will make the season of 1889 at John Huntington's stable in 33l6oni!ngton, 1 block oast of liyor'a factory. Terms 00, to insure a living colt. ()are wi ll be laksn to prevftiit accident but the ccnupany will not be responsible should any occur. tHxscaxm ox and ranitEii. "YOUNG LINCOLNSHJ KB TOM is a Beautiful Blacit, stands 1G hands high, weighs 1700 pounds, with good. Iejjs find feet, was foaled June 2Sth, 1881, was bred by Jnsepli Wai-tham, Ksq-, Lincolnshire, England, and was imported by 11 .G.IIibbs of Clioton, Ootario, Canada, in July, lSi?3. Sired hy Lincolnshire Tom J,'o. 1867. in otr.d Book; grand shire, Grant's Honest Tom, No. 1111 in Stud Boole, great grand shire Kdnest Tom No. 1105 in Stud Book sold when H years old for 500 iiuneas. Dam was by Adniiral No 69 in Stud Book Admiral by Matchless No. 1009 in Stud Book, Matchless by Active No. 29 in Stud Book." The Owner parting with the mare forfeits the insurance. "Wc also have a fine JACK. HUNTINGTON & CO. BOR SALE, 80 acres of land, three miles from Bloomington, 40 acres gooe timber, 40 acres in cultivation. Very cheap for cash. Apply to J. K. Andebsqn, Bloo&idgtbn, liuL

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As lie lost heavily by the late lire he henes that alt his qld customers, and uiany new one, trill give him a call. Cor. College Av aud 4Ui st. rlt will pay to trade at Whitaker's' grorcei;y. Durand Blook.

A. prompt and free delivery of goods at Charley 'MoFitfetaro' new grocery,

PE O PliE who have the Idea that St. JSidholoa M'aff-: ' aziiie is only, for Uttlo ciU-

'j 'prospectas cf that maga-

ml discover that -it is for children of ali ages," 11 from five, to" eighty-five, ' as somo one recently ..said of it Indesed. while .fie 7vTcAo?w is designed for girls, and boys, it might almost bo called a "fania magazine;" for the ?rowa-ap members of a household will find much to interest them iiLwory n amber. The editor, Mrs. Mary -Mapes Doclga calls tho :aext volume an "all-round-tha world year, because it is to contain a. msiny illustrated papers about tho world Siy go aoral not dry geographical papers, but stories ami sketches and talcs of travel and adventure by land aud sea and all illus trated by the best artists. Tho feature, will inclucle a serial story, fHow We Kad

tha Fartliost North." bv

Gen. A. W. Greoly, the UmSiS

wall-knopm eomm aner of,

tho Groely Expedition; a

Catherwcoc, who is writing

a serial story for Tft& Century, this yoarj ."udiaas of tho Amazon," by Mrs. Fran a B. Stockton. , There are many papers about Europe, Including a Christmas story of lifa in Norway, by H. H. Boyesen; articles on

ICclland and the Dutch, by Mrs. Mary Mnpes Dodge;" "Tho Queon's Navy," by Lieut R liarrison Bmith, K. N., with HlustraUons of many of -England's finest war ships; "The Winchester School," illustrated by Joseph Pcnnell; . English Railway Trains," by Wm. H. Ridoing, etai etc. Tho French papers include "Ferdinand do Lesaeps and his two Ship Canals," and there are several interesting contributions on German, Italian and Russian subjects. ": , '

w 1 Tnnrtr AniJl. 'wrnina ttPfttrb

and Girls in China," by. Yan Phou Iico (a recent graduatd of Tnlc : "Rftmn T.tfir.

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pers about Japan, Under uAfrica" there

is a sketch of Henry M. Stanley, by Noah Brooks, and several stories about T' Egypt Australia :is not for- ;

goiten, nor tap tsianga of the aoa. and them irn in h i

stories of under the sea, . 'f5

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relate to American subjects, as usual.' Mrs. Burnett, tho author of 'kittle Lord FaunUoroy,'?. contributes a story of New York called ittle Saiuiizabxrth ;" thoro will bo paper 3

& Elesci'ibing how the govern.-

tT7ls 8 merit. oflldes arc eonductetf.

P-''ttv 0 papsrs about athletics, araa-

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it oy the publishers, The Century , Co., of Nov York. "-... , . - Tho Graphic receritly said of St. Nicholas I'tha family without it is onlv half 'blessed;,i

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