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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-28
JOHN 0
81 : 7 : r 5.
500 REWARD

will pay one hundred dollars to any person who
will make proof that John Roots Bi,ters fail to i'm
prove the condition of such person if suffering from
the effects OF either ofthe following diseases, viz:
Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Or Kid.
ney Complaint, Loss of Appetite
Headache, Bilious Attacks, Brain,
Scarlet, Typhoid, Remittent or In
termittent Fevers, when taken &C
cording to the directions accom-
panying each bottle of the same.
1 do not claim that these Bitters possess any SUI
perhuman virtue, but what | do claim, is that when
relief can be had In the cases specified, or in fact
any case which arises from an impure state of the
Blood. or deranged condition of the Stomach, Liver
or Kidneys, the use of these Bitters will Insure such
relief, and it is upon this frank and fair condition
that l offer this reward in candor and good faith.
JOHN ROOTS, Manufacturer, No. 292 Seneca
Street, Brffalo, N. Y; VAN SCHAACK, STEVEN
SON & REID, Agents for John hoots Bitters, 92..&
81 Lake Street, Chicago
For sale by all Druggists in Rock Island and VI
einity,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The Markets

BALTIMORE, July H.-Virgiuia Sc. peeiers 4flL
do. consolidated, So; West Yirgiuia's, 81: Norm
Carolina s., old, %; do. new, IL bid to-day, Sugar
strong and active. lAsz
sALTrN9KE, Jniy H-Cotton quiet but firm
middling ia. Flour in good demand aud ssead ,
Wheat strong and buoy .nt-No. lwes'ern amber,
Is, No. do, 80; mixed do, / 3lal 81; No.
western red. l33 No. do, I3Ial 81; PcnnsyIvania
red, Sal Sc; Maryland red, 25al IS; do amber,
l-3'al 40: do. white, l.3oal36; No. NiIwaukie
spring l2. Corn weak and off for western, bur
southern quiet but frm-sOuthern white nominalIy
20 southern yellow. Sass; western mixed s2Js aS5.
spot -; August, Si19; last half August, So Sep,
TENDER: Oais quieT but firm-southern, 6lai55 west
err white. 6ia65' do. mixed, 62s63. Bye quiet
but hTni.g5al ~. Hay firm and UNCHANGED Pro
Visions hrm with fair order trade. Pork, Fl 10
Bulk meats-shOTlders, Q; clear rib Sides u SaI25:
loose packed: 9i4al21. Bacon steady-shJuIters,
10; clear rib sides, Is1SaIs1l Hams. HaIti5
Lard duii-rehned, H4sl45s Butter firm and un-
changed; Petroleum st-ddy-crude, So a.: re-
fined, llzsal2. Coffee quet aud ste y-ori to
Prime Kio cargoes' liza AZ; Jobbing, E74 a2Oh
NEW NEW YokS, JuIg li-stocks duh and steady
short, 4aI5s. GoyeTnments dull and lower
NEW YORK, Julv H.-FIOur "A shade frzer
Wheat, la2 cents better. Corn steady
LONDON. Jnly II, l2:SO p. m.-The rate for money
~ the STOCK exchange Du government securities il
2e rer cent. L. s. SO bonds Of 1854, lO61s ISIS
IO6si; new IS, l0i Erie, 1875.
FRANKFORT, July H-U. s. % bonds Of l3i2,
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y Indiana papers report that Mrs. Star

HIndiana papers report that Mrs. Star.
OF lafayette, has twink twin-kled little
stars for her husband twice.
4The weavers' strike in Brunne, Austria,
Is said TO have assumed a threatening atti-
tude, and military force is in readiness to
suppress any outbreak.
~"Seven gentlemen and four ladies',
have formed themselves into a brass band
at Gilroy, Cal.
ga woman confined in the New Haven
aim shouse gave birth TO three female in
fants on Tuesday last.
HThe failure of Robert Conkling & Co,
OF Manchester, England, is reported. Their
liabilities are said to be heavy, they owing
10 one firm alone 5000 900. :
sVLandis and Carruth, the Vineland
shooter and shootee, have arranged their lit
tie unpleasantness, and there will be no
scandal trial.
Miss Caroline WestcOtt, woman jour
GalisI of Chicago, has opened a real estate
public
nESpeaking of the poem, 'She who Rocks
the Cradle Rules the World" the Memphis
Avalanche says; "In this section she is gem
orally colored girl, and we don't believe q
word Of it,"
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WaIl Street TO-lar

NEW YORK, July 1.-the POSTS financial article
says:-The Stock Exchange markets are yery duII.
Ihtre has been fur ther decline in gold: upauiu az
sale was at ll5s, since which there has been a
cecliLe 10 lli1a, price now being lass On gold
end l-64 per day for use, and flat Foreign
exchange is firm for bakers demand sterling AZ
iSo4, the nominal rates not being changed
In The money market extreme ease continues the
chief feature, call loans, being 2a2 per cen; and
prime mercantile psper s1s as per cent. Government
bonds here are lower. with gold, the market being
dnl The d cline from yesterday ranges from J, TO
Ia the latter 10 40s. The stock market il dull aud
featureless with such changes there are being to
lower ngurcs. The extreme sales giving the stock
IN the rder q activity, have been wesrern' Uni IA
TELEGRAM 1874 aSC3& Lake Shore, 58zSa591s; Pacific
Mau, 4Oa.O's: Erie, l3sslis; Union Pacific, 1874
49, Northwest 49, a3oI4; ct Paul, 3ilIa34I,; ana
Book Island, lO4ss slOi
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LOCAL NE US.
Condensed Locals.

The Washington and Georgetown railroad
company will shortly commence runntn z
their cars on the new bend of track laid on
LIST and u streets southwest.
II he can hold out. Brooks the champion
walker. Will finish his / 900 half miles in as
many hrlf hours, at the Avenue Thester this
evening. between 10 and IL O'Clock. Alta Is
O'Clock this afternoon he completed his 9S5th
half mile. and apparently was almost as
fresh as when Ire started oct, over two weeks
ago.
The Metropolitan Club met last evening.
william Dickson. president: =. f.. Slater,
secretary. An amendment to the cOnstitIl-
ton changing the name to Metropolitan
Democratic Ciub Of the District of Columbia
was adopted. MeSsTs. Culver. Berry, and
Yates were eppointeda committee on print
ing.
To day Justice Hughes made decision in
the case OF 81 is VI. Massey against Louis II.
Fl. Davis, between whom q suit for breach
al promise Of marriage-uOticed in THE
STAR Of yeSteTGay-iS pending giving iudg-
meDt Tor plaintiff for SJ5. the amount of the
pTuniSSOTy note sued on, with costs and
interest
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Il l. T. XA " ID RIA.

ARREST OF WASaINGToNIAN.-Ye
day David Keppel, OF Washington was ar
rested here on "a warrant sworn ont nv Mr.
Reddy, of Richmond, Keppel being non
resident debtor. He was held to bail for his
appearance on Thursday, with Mr.. Normile,
of this city, as surety.
DR0wNED.-We mentioned several DAYS
ago the drowning of two men in Hazel river,
Culpeper county, and learn since that thei r
names were Jas. L. Smith and Danl Sheer,
and both were married men.
FIRST OATs.-Fifty bushels of new oats,
The first OF the season, sold on change to day
Tor 60at5 cents per bUshel. They came from
LOudOn COuntY.-SentineL. I3th.
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GEORGETOWN.

FALL OF a Boy FROM THE ROOF OF THE
OLD ALMSHOUSE.-YeSter morning John
Clark, small boy, an inmate of the Home
Industrial school (at the Georgetown aims
iouSe), fell from the top of the building to
the ground a distance of q feet. aud disIo1
Gated his elbow and wrist. DR.. Appleby at
tended him.
The GRAIN TRADE.-MeSSrs. Hartley &
Brother to-day sold 1000 bushels wheat at
SI36E per bushel. Arrived. schooner How
ard, from baltimore, with :, $50 bushels corn
for j. u. x j. VI. Waters; schooner Kitty
Am, IRON Alexandria, with 900 bushels
wheat for Hartley d Bro.
MEETING of Potomac Boat Club this eve
ming. See ad.
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COAL AND WOOD.

STkthE / STRIKE STRIKE FOB YOUR
~ FIRES
NOODl WOODil COAL COALfI
S3.OO-S5 OO-s5.O0-s5.OO
Being crowded with consigumen;s Of All k;,ss n,
MOop' oaTgoes upon csrgoes, daily arrivals, more
We are pleased 20 inform the public that rntwifb-
slaEnlDg the strike In the coal aines Ne nronrs- "a
blest indly idual. - 49, ~
LOOK L0OKI
S6ogp ,r PM wOep deliveres for SIS per cord.
All kinds Of COAL, with 22aO lbs to the ton at the
lowest possible price. W. " 'NN
g., Aiis9, SAWED and SPLIT WOOD at correspond
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main onlce and Depot At Johnson's Wharyes, foot
OF Eth and 18th streets southwest
Ohscas I 202 street northwest
AIII3 sth street may2S- e0ly
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DIVERS SEARCHING FOR TREASURE.
Divers have been searching for the treasure
which was on board the steamer Schiller.
or month the weather prevented opera
lions; but last week there were favorable
day .during which repeated descents were
made The position of the wreck is little
changed and there is reason To bell eve tn at
the 1reaSurP will be racnvered
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CIT Y ITEMS.

DYSPEPSIA, Nervousness, Fever Ague,
! and Female Complaints instantly relieved
by using Leibig's Liquid Extract of Beef.
To GATHER pearls from oceans vases
| Divers go down in divers places;
But al our mouths of streams and BAYS
No pearls do Asian swimmers raise
Like those in beauty's mouth that shine
Made by the SozodOnt divine. 60
"TIME TRIES Ali THINGS" and has
proven that Visitors BdJSdla Of Wld CteT7y is
the remedy par erceLlence for the cure of colds
coughs, Group, whOoplng cough, bronchitis,
asthma, phthisic, sore throat, influenza, and
last rot least" consumption. 50 cents and
81 bottle, large bottles much the cheaper. go
$50 to $4,000 has been Invested in Stock
Privileges and paid 900 per cent profit. Chow
Tumbridge Co., Bankers, Wall street,
New YORK. 6,3
FLFTCBER'S PATENT WINDOW SCREEN
Best Invention of the age for the exclusion
OF Flies, Bugs and Mosquitoes. Hamilton
& Pearson, Y. NJ. c.. A. Building sole agents
ana manufacturers for the District of Co
lumbia. 26,eo2;
Corns, Vascular Excrescepces
Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, &C., successfully
treated at DR.. Whites establishment, 535 18th
a. m. to p. m. Fee, 81 per visit. Owing to
press of business during office hours DR.
White is unable to attend patients at resi-
dences, except after p. IA.
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum Oh deposits for each calendar
month. Ban king hours, Q 10 4. Saturdays
10 and 10 .. 2It3, 14t16
FOR Moth Patches, rockies and Tan, ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. 1t is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face, Black Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Peyy's Improved Conet5o,,e and Pinlpe Rem
etty, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr.
b. G. Perry, 49 Bond street. New York. $751;:
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales Of
| 1872 were az l.l2-s.Wt
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issuet as
follows, Nelson W. Day and Annie Lang
les, VIM. VI. Davis and Mary V. Gruver
Wn,. Buckley and Martha f.. Thorn, Chas
y. Jackson and Eliza \. Thompson, H.
Brown and Rosa BriScOe, joan \. Grinnell
ard Maria FaJOwI
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"ASoTHER GREAT FALLISD DRY Goops !"
j. the gratifying announcement tor house
keepers made by Lutfrell & Wine. in another
column Tie location OF this firm is DecuIi-
aTly favorable for those residing In the west
ern part OF the city. but their patronage is
by no means confined To that section. The
great bargains they Offtr are attracting GUS
TONERS rom al parts OF the District.
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THE FRENCB ASSEMBLY yesterday de-
claI ed the election OF Burgoin, in the depart
ment OF the Nievre, by a vote of 800 to $40,
partiSt speech.
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The SARATOGA RE6ATTA.-The Cornell
crew came in ahead yesterday. Their vic
tory was witnessed by many who paid their
special Improvement taxes through j. C. Lay
& Co., - A. street.
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

E.NS zInsys on sand Isrse and aasortst r4oci
OF ANTHRACITE and BiTGMINOIIS Gps -
PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD IN the stick q
seHed aud split; all kept under cover.
Having the control Of several brands of Irnro-t.,
and Domestic CLEMENTS and CALOIkED PElE-
IEhS, ana handling yearly many millions Of BAN
dOh LATHS, am in condition 70 I'll orders Of an,
oheraoter IN my line with dispatch and fidelity AZ
sitian $500 "~~s WY oeA'S'
Central 0nice-623 Louisisna avenue uorthves.
Branch fard-lst ST., bet ID and O SIS soutbes5t
oCti IL MN GUryaNn
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MINERS ATTACKED By INDIANs-A san
rranclsco dlspatch says that the Hoopa In
ulans, on the klamath river, had attacked
the Florence mine and compelled the miners
TO quit work. The superintendent had tele-
graphed To General Schofeld for troops as
there was not sufficient force in the neigh
borhood OF the mines to protect the miners
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A WIFE KICKED TO DEATH.-Mrs Dunn,
wife OF laborer in Lowell, Mass, was kicked
10 death yesterday afternoon by her husband
during drunken fit. He wanted money
from her but was refused. Dunn is under
arrest.
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bClLDlSG AssoCIATIoNs.-Att the ed reg
ular monthly meeting OF the FraukIIn O.
operative Building Association, - O.sO was
advanced at an average premium OF 50 per
cent.
Al the 10th regular monthly meeting of the
Jefferson Cooperative Building Association
Sle,tec was advanced at an average premium
Cf rs per cent.
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q LIS BtNERtDGE HoU>E.

nam IIIDHLE % LhJ' LDIDDIN % vi
AS lie low ready Tor the reception # Sumner
Borders. IL lisa handsome house. with 81 ro0u,s
ar large poricOs, sad j. kept Ina the best st.la
hlddieburg u situated in the most beautiful sDs
healthy section 81 Northern Virginia. nifty nile
southwest OF Washington City: has Churches If a
dehomiIalons aud pleasant society There IL VII hr
annie - the HOuse a hue Mineral Spring, whn-e
medical waters have been pronounced ~ PHYSICIAN
I e equal 20 any ~ the state. ray Stages connect
win the Railroad Der 1ts at Les-burg aud AZ fhs
flalns A free ride 80 the SPRING. every day FOR
prietor. 80 49,.
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Richmond (Va.) Enquirer says that Angus
Hartsook, son of ID. j HartsOok, secretary of
the Red Wind and Arlington Life Insurance
company, while attempting to get off mail
land Railroad yesterday, fell between the
cars and had both legs horribly mangled.
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THE COTTON STAT Es CONGRESS assem-
bed at Raleigh, N. c., yesterday to consider
questions involving the manufacturing and
commercial interests OF that section, and to
take initiatory measures for their develop
ment. The day was spent chiefly in SIP eeches
OF welcome.
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A CLERGYMAN CoNFESSEs ADULTERY
Rev. Lorraine Rood, pastor of the Presbyte-
rian church at Pittstown, N. Y, has been
suspended from the ministry for adultery
committed eight years ago. The husband o.
the woman implicated was recently convert.
ed, and when his wife confessed her intimacy
with the clergyman he, in the interest of gooo
morals, told the preSby terry of IL. Rood, when
charged with the crime, confessed, and eX-
pressed his sorrow and remembrance
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THE AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM and til cir
friends visited Abbortsford and Melrose
yesterday. William Nelson, a leading citi-
zen of Edinburg, gave them banquet last
night, in the course of which he made q
speech warm in eulogy of America. Colonel
Gildersleeve responded in fitting terms. The
members of the team leave for London to-
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RIA wag lent clergyman horse that ran
away and threw him, and then claimed credit
for spreading the gospel.
~Socialism is on the decline IN Germany,
the number of its adherents having dwindled
I'm a few years from $40, 900, to about 25,oar.
s[Il France 1t is proposed to put tax on
the perambulators Ia which the nurse takes
baby for ride.
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The Montgomery County, Md. Demo
cratic Convention.
HAMILTON DELEGATES ELECTED.
Especial Correspondence Of The Star.

ROCKVILLE, Md, July -, 1915.
The democratic convention OF Montgomery
county met here to-day, to nominate dele
gates to the state convention which is 10
meet in Baltimore next Wednesday the 2-st
instant. The convention, consisting OF I25
by George Peter, esq, of the state central
committee. On motion, DR.. Nicholas Brewer
was unanimously chosen president OF the
y. Jones were appointed secretaries.
On motion of Mr.. f.. Il. Prettyman, il was
ordered that the chairman of the delegation
representing each election district shall fur
n1sh list of the members chosen at the phi
mary election held last Saturday; and il was
further ordered that these lists be recognized
as the representation from each dis trict.
The names of the delegates to the conyen-
ton having been called by districts, Cant.
E.W. owens nominated the following gentle
men TO cast the vote of the Montgomery
democracy in the state convention, viz e.
]. Hall. Samuel Riggs of r., Z. l.. Windsor,
DR.. Nicholas Brewer, Howard Griffith, VIM.
L. Dove, +. Il. Prettyman, Alfred Ray. This
ticket, understood to represent the Hamil-
ton interest, was elected by vote of 10 to 81,
the 80 votes being cast for Carroll delegates.
On motion of Mr.. Benz Fawcctt, the vote
was made unanimous.
The convention adopted resolution en-
dorSing Mr.. Hamilton as the standard bearer
OF the democracy in the next gubernatorial
contest, and then, after remarks by Messrs.
T.. Il. Pr6ttyman and Raymond Birch, the
convention adjourned sine die. It.
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$50 TO $4,000 has been invested in Stock
Privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit. Chow
10 do IT," book on Wall street, sent FIRE :
Tumbridge & Co., Bankers, 2 Wall street
New York. 63:
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DYSPEPSIA, Nervousness. Fever Ague
and Female Complaints instantly relieved
by using Leibigs Liquid Extract Of Beef
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ANOTHER BISHoPRIC DECLINED-It is
stated in Wisconsin papers that Rev. ]. 8.
Shipman, recently elected Episcopal bishop
OF the Fond du Lac Diocese, will soon write
letter declining to accept the position.
Rev. DIR. Coleman, of Toledo, Ohio, was first
elected to the office and declined it.
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A-A THE HOT SPRINGS
NAY BATH caUNTy, Va.
&S:&k4 ARk ALWAYS OPEN TO VISITORS
ne onlF HOT MINEAL WATERS In the United
staies east OF tire Mlssssippi found az ths
kENoWNED - NfTARtUN, and they are universally
esteemed by the medical fraternity a. THE GRFAr
hEMEI lAL AGENT IN cases of Rheumati-rn. Gnvr,
Paralysis. Disease q Liver. end many other di--
eases In addition to its numerous and Ala
paths, ranging IN temperature as high a. 10 degree
v are found
IRON, ALUM, MACNESIA, AND sULpUrR
DRlNhING WATERS
The offensive in pTcvemeuts completed since la.t
season have made the place more c0mfortahle f,r
INVALID> and more attractive 10 PIEAsuRE- xEFk-
Eks For pamphlets ald circulars address
lel4 I'm ATGTST Mapaoar
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AAA THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE. AT CRES
EAYSoN sPRINGS.-This favorite sumrne.
AGN-Si resort. on the Summit az rha AIlagheui -
VIII b. peued Tor the reception uf guests lime N
lei5. since Hast season the buildings have beer
enlarged and greatly improved, and new = al baauti-
tul drives have beeB made through tho gronnis
Tor further inioTma.io address al either 81 ~,
MI Lin & co, Cresson SPRING. Cambria ~.
Pa, or Cloud Hotel PhiladeIphia 40 In,
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THE FIRE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
Yesterday afternoon. about three O'Clock,
the twO-StOTy frame building corner Of I'D
street ard Pennsylvania avenue. owned by
Robert Frank and occupied by j. j. q leaSOn
a. -four and feed store, was almost totally
destroyed The fire department receiving the
alarm for box = corner OF Pennsylvania
avenue and 18th street, instead OF for box
%. directly opposite the burning buildingA
which was turned IN, and OF course ran to
The former locality. when, being unable to
discern the IRE. the down town apparatus re-
turn ell 10 their houses. No. 3. Of q GEORGETOWN,
on us way 10 box = stopped at the fire and
went into service. and word was sent to COM
fanleS and ,, who first went 70 that box, To
come up, which they did. By the utmost
eNertiOns az the firemen the adOining prop-
erty was saved. The damage TO the building
Will reach about -, lO0. which i covered by
Insurance, while Mr.. GleaSOn's loss In stock.
cutting machines, hay-preSSes, &c, will
reach i go, which i also covered by inSur-
aHce. II appears that two miscellaneous boys
set fire 10 a couple OF bales OF straw that
were IN frOnt OF the building, the flames
from which set fire 10 the store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-14

RIAL ESTATE SALEs.-B. III. Warner, real
estate broker and auctioneer, through j. T.
toldwell, salesman, sold yesterday AT auc-
ton, for Geo. W. Stickney, trustee, part OF
iot 10 IN square SO, fronting on south A
stIeet; between 9Th and eth southeast, to
mon m Williams, at $3.50 Also, for
Jonn Cruikshank, trustee, part OF lot ~ in
square 50, fronting on 9Th street Southeast
tesr virginia avenue, 10 Chas. II. MouIton'
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"AohED TNoDBEhs IN "A lELEGRAPH OF-
FlCE.-Two masked men went into the tele-
graph Office of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad Company, at Noun
tam View, \. j., at a. m. on Saturday, and
seized >. T.. LamoureauX, the manager, by
the shoulders, as he was sitting operating
upset his chair backward, and held him on
the floor. One of the robbers stood with his
foot on LamoureauX's neck, while the other
TOOK his wa tch and $50 in money. Mr.. La
mOureauX drew his revolver and tried To
shoot them, but ii became entangled in his
clothing, and the charge graZed his own side
lnfilcting painful flesh wound. After Sc
curing the money. the thieves beat him
badly and made their escape The paymas-
ter had stopped at Mountain View on Fri
day, and the robbers must have been aware
OF The TACT. The office is in an isolated place
and no one heard his cries. The company's
detectives claim TO have q clew TO the
thieves.
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THE POTATO BUG has reached the desert,
n hundred miles north of Ottawa, Canada.
They arrived in showers, striking against
window panes like hail. and are devouring
all the potato vines in the vicinity.
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IA SURF BATHING.

Access Per Potomac steamers. Fancy and Mss-
onerade Balls during the season. For circrlars
rooms; &c, address JAs Il MILBURN BRO
FONT Look out, -. MARY y. Co. Nd. lelI- In
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,ta3JoHDAN..Ss Rw,asTE sULPHUR

1911 FR EDERlCh COUNTY, VTRGINTs.
r'nr aua A ,iali miies from Stephenson : Depot.
Terms Tor May, June, September AID Ociatar
= per DAY, : y q pr week. aud o. pr mouth
iot july snd Angus, S2A per dsy, : IS rer We. =
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