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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-27
SHsop.Lifters i'm Omaha.

OMAHA, Feb. %.
Five male shop-lifters stole $500 or
$500 worth of silk from stevens ~ Will
cox's store during business hours yes
tefday, and 5000 IN silk from Toole &
Maui, and got away with the plumber,
the thefts not being discovered until
several hours after they were commit
ted.
Death from 20 sOnOus
lEntaw
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List of Unclaimed Letters

ID EMAINING IN THE P0STOFFICE Al
II Eureka. Nevada, on the 2irb day Of Feb
ruary, 1878. Persons calling for any Of these
letters will please say Advertised feb.
uary II, 1873"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

From J. C. Parker we have the New York
papers in advance of the mails
5 rect lamys viii be lighted at I'D pm. and
eXIinguiShed al ii 80 pm
An old lady named Anna Bowers diSlOcated
he right thigh yesterday, on Virginia avenue,
near 81 street, by fall on the sidewalk.
TIE amount OF collections from the various
sources of District revenues for the month of
NV was S4i2tJ0
There will be a meeting of the pharmacists
of this District, in view of the recent legiSla-
ton by Congress, at the hat OF the National
College of Pharmacy, in the Colonization
Building, on Friday morning. See advertise
mrnt.
The health officers report for the week end
ing Saturday last shows 45S nuisances abatCd.
causes of death investigated, burialS at
pubic expense, lg6 tons of garbage removed,
and Isl dead animals removed, with the usual
statistics of food inspections and pound opera
tons.
Rev. 7. Harrison, Evangelist, at 18th street
southeast NJ. L. church Tonight.
The interesting exercises of the eighth an
ladies' school will be held at the COngrega-
tiOnal church tonight
Teachers and jauitOrs of cOlOred schools will
be pa id at the sumner building, Friday, June
u, ISIS, at 81 o'clock pm. Teachers and jani-
tors of Washington, Georgetown and county
schools will be paid at the Franklin building
at O'Clock ain. saturday, june I'D, 1873.
Tpe case of e.. L. Ellison, charged with the
murder Of Andrew Small some years since,
was not taken up in the criminal court today
rs was expected, owing to the witnesses (mOst
OF them being employees in the CipitOD not
being able To he present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19
GEORGETOWN.

CLOSING EXERCIsEs.-LaSt night the clos
ing exercises of the public schools of George
town were continued and the hall in the Cur
tbs school building was filled to it's utmost Ca
pacity. The schools that held their closing
exercises were No. l, grade s, Miss Laura
Reed teacher; school No. !, grade Z Mr..
Smith, teacher; school No. l, grade 6, Mrs.
Turner, teacher; school No. l, grade 5, Miss
Florence Sullivan, teacher school No.2, grade
opened with the Ring March, by school No. 2,
grade s.. This was followed with Dream of
the Centuries" in which the following took
part: Grace ParkhurSt, Willie Curtis, Harry
Phillips, Lilly Eldridge, Lucy Erickson, John
Darneille, John Mckinney, DOllie Patterson,
Colin Schott Louis Philips Frank Appleby.
Harry English, Ed. Cassin, Geo. Wood, Jas.
Appleby Maria DarnielIe and Fannie Hunter
Next came the shadow dance, creditable
ell. This was followed by dumb bell exer-
else. The diplomas were then presented by
MI Anthony Hyde, DR.. c. +. Stansbury, MI
Geo. w. BeaIl and DR.. G. III. Cragin.
Miss SULLIyAN.-It is thought that Miss
Alice Sullivan will be well enough to appear
at the Police Court tomorrow to give evidence
against her asSailantS by whom she was
Knocked down and seriously injured some
nights since.
GRAIN.-Arrivals of grain small There
was no 0herIngS on Change today Market
duh.
CATTLE MARKET-Number of cattle on the
market no. 90 sold at 10 cents per pound
~ sheep sold ut 315 To rs cents per pound
40 .anlos sold ut az to s. .. GEMS per pound
81 COWS and calves sod al SR II $i5 per head.
The GEoRGETowH COLLEGIATE INSrIT UTE
viii hoid its coElInenct,lueHt exercises 10
MORROW evening in the Curtis building,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19

Maier, Sa.die NJ Chandler. Add:e H. Gulick,
Mary i. Jet, Ida J. Jett Katie G. Leech,
Addis Ieitch' Mary E: Mcdowell; Georgeanna
lon, Hattie F. Boyden, Annie V. Ward, Nina
&. Van Camp; Mary L: Jones, Ella NJ. Reed,
Matte W; Dodge, Virgie 4: keeeh, Annie
gee, Josephine Bresnahan.
FOURTH DIVISION.
school No. l, grade No. l. Rachel A. Garrett,
teacher.-Oscar Luckett, David Cain, William
Gray, Lewis O'Brien, George Walker, Thomas
Ahern, Ira Cornwall. Edward Newman, How
ard wilkins, John Maier, Frederick Plugge,
Chas. Burke. Frank LoSana.
School No. 8, grade No. 4, NJ. L. Strobel,
teacher.-CliftOn S0rrell, Geo. Scott. Robert
Thompson; VIM. Nanscriver, Samuel solomon,
Chas. Mann, VIM. Digney, John Berringer,
Albert POpkins.
School No. 4, grade No. |, Annie NJ. White
Barbara Thomas. Christina Seller, George
NOyes, Ellen Pixley, EsteIle Crump, Margaret
Mckericher, Ellen O'Donnell, Elizabeth Brede
BUTLER, Hettie Cabell, Annie Erwin, Kate Hall,
lda Whitemore, Emma Jacobs, Wlhelmina
SPr9eSser, Louisa Sproesser, Kate Fitzgerald,
Wllhelmina Refs, Annie MalOnev, Hannah
Downey, Annie Morrow, Laura Rice, Marab
Parker, Kate Schwab, Carrie Bilingsley, Daisy
Hepburn.
teacher--Ella B. Davidson, Elizabeth E. kimp
ton, Annie E. Small, Ermine l. Page Eva M.
Shnnzing, Cath s;.i F. Small, Sarah E; Corn
H..
MacBride, Catherine P. Carter, Mary A. Lynn,
Mary E Deery, Catherine Phillips, Martha c.
ser, Margaret F. Julihn, Mary E. Boyd. Maria
DOnegan, Nj. Regina Nichols, Corine Martin,
Henrietta A. Richards, Ely Snee, Catherine
kkersey, lsabela Parkinson, Teresa Hendiey,
Frances M: James, Isabella Aiken. Daisy B.
Depue, Beulah T. Wright, Mary E. Whitcomb
school No 6, grade No. !, Lottie Lucas
teacher.-Kate Deitz, Kate Weber, Mary 3 IS
l<r,lI-,
Mary Moore, Rachel McFee. l.. Cramer Alice
Crupper, Mary Cook, Alice Pyle, Hettie Smith
h hai Li5e s Emi.. Humphries, Ellen
ing Fannie Howison, Mary Grinder, Annie
Davis. Josephine Arnett, Mary FittOn. Lille
Barr, Josephine Sanders, Belle Howison,
Maggie Conroy, Amelia Weber, Isabelle Storey
ochooi No. grade No: 4, Martha Barnes
teacher;-Clara Varnell, Virginia Hammond,
beth Walk, Almra Carroll. Marion i Fiitzh 1
Ella BaulSlr, Agnes Mcbride, Mary OConneil,
Ann Mullen. Henrietta Meyers, Catharine
Henning, Harriet Tasker, Bertha Caron, En-
ma SANFORD, Enola Bradburn, Mary Miles
Mary Carroll.
FIFTH DIVISION (GEoRa zrowN.)
School No |, grade No. 4, X. Nj. Bundon,
yenner, Harry Brown, VIM. Stohimam, Geo
Thorn, Harry Lyddane, jacob Frey. Isaac
IreXer, Chas. Chase, Harry Greene, Herbert
Daly Chas. Tribby, Preston Miller
School No. 2, grade No /, Emma L. Cooley,
teacher; - Henrietta Z. Wetzel, Louise A
$; English, Laura bailey, Roberta Lunsford,
Christine Lehman, Ida Britt, Elizabeth Nc
GoWan, Adella L. McGirr, Annie Hilten An
ne K. Fletcher, Blanche L. Ray, Hannah Sill
ME b. Schell Nellie s. Reilly, Kate NJ. Killian,
Rosa iliIiian, Margaret Ockershausen, Leo
nora SommerS. Agnes IL. Ullmer, Cora l..
Reckham, NJ. Teresa Stlnchcomb, Blanche
Beck ham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19

The Tonic, QUININE, is peculiarly benef
clal to the teeth and gums. j. & E. AtklnSon'S
GufnfTae Tooth Ponder is one of the hes.
means OF preserving the teeth and purifying
the breath.
A HOUSEHOLD PERFUME.-Eyery family
able TO appreciate and enjoy the pleasure at
fOrded by really healthful and delicious per-
fume, should supply themselves with the gen
ulne Murray Il LdnDldnS Florida Water. u
is the most delightful and most lasting OF ali
fragrant Waters. t,Wf
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY that great external
remedy, Gtenn'S Sulphur Soap, removes GU
taneOuS eruptIOnS by opening the pores whose
obstruction 4 was the cause of the difficulty.
Test and you will endorse it.
Beautiful shades of Black or Brown are pro-
duced by HitEs Hair DYE.
IT IS WELL ASCERTATNED FACT resting
on the experience Of twenty years, that a
course OF HoSts tiers Stomach BitterS will put
even naItraly 1eeble system in such state
the most prevalent cause of disease, such as
the ralign influence OF mlasma unwholesome
wafer, excessive heat, damp, cold, sudden
charges OF temperature, &c.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous srf.
Ieiers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis.
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach.
ers Electric Belts the grand desideratum
iSsrl limitations Book and Journal with par
GalVanic Co., New York city. 6,25,d&kly
MOTHERS, MOTHERS, morHsRs.-Don,t fall
TO procure Mrs. Wi1sSIo1o's Soothing Syrup for
al diseases OF teething in children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
!ateS the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health 20 The Child gives rest to the mother.
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fiscber's Chemical Sc0rr-
Ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. sos G street.
near 9th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
Work IN a manner not 10 be euUaIed nv those
GOt possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyelng Ladies and Gents suits are, in
TACT, me cheapest In the city on account of his
sists In removing spots from costly party dress
es; Is years experience. His dry cleanser re
moves grease spots ehectually from any article
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as II newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two
pair for Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
Russell Hastings of Rockford. H., and Emily
Plat OF Columbus. Ohio; Richard JimmersOn
and Rosa STnOthers John Ingle and Elizabeth
Q. Shadd; '. II. Cumming and Virginia A.
Dawson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19

THE SALE of the fine chandeliers bronZes
ranges, &C. Of y. X. Shepherd & Co, was COM
merced this morning. The goods were of very
fine quality, and sold at a great sacrifice. The
sale VIII De continued tomorrow morning.
commencing at 10 o'clock, at which time some
OF the finest goods will be sold.-L ARrf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19

- CAssIMEREs- for boys wear, from ~, b. 81,
-, ~, L., Soc; sheettng cottons, ~ wide. -
SthtS and up; new StvIe of lawns, yard wide
i-t&e.; e3hcOeS from 41]c. up. Towsonrs cheap
diy goods store, SIS Pennsylvania avenue south
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19

ST JOSEPH Orphan Boys picnic resumed
sequence OF the rain Of Monday.-Ad,T
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HNHE PROPIsIEC0R

u " The Popular Summer Resort
BLACKSTONE ISLAND, xAG
VIII receive Bo2rdeTs from Juno 10 ap- sIhs
tenber: Beard pes day 81 90 per Wees SO, 80
nontD 300. The finest bathing sailing and Hshing
III ne bay; Abundance of fruit and ve .t.i Rhles
yeio =" DIR. JAS. Nj WILL ANS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19

DISCHARGED FROM CUsTODY.-In the L. S.
court at New York, yesterday, ChaS. .. Rich
nTy, in this city, indicted with John 4. Snow
Tor conspiracy to defraud the Treasury by
fraudulently drawing interest on registered
bonds, has been discharged on his own recog-
niZanCe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19

TODAY, Mr.. L. Nj. Finch filed bill for di
yOrce III the uame of Charlotte Lavender agt
James Lavender. She states that she was
married Ia defendant OH March 10Th, -.
They have lived together for twenty years
during which time they have had ten children
six of " HON are living. She charges that for
the last six years he has been habitually in
temperate has struck her with chair, and at
o her times assaulted her; that for six years
he has failed to provide for her or the children.
She asks divorce, the custody of the chill
dren, and an injunction to restrain him from
selling the farming implements, &c, on her
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19

BY GOING AT ONCE, a very elegant choice
can be made from liable Bros, 7th and ID
streets, superb line of so cashmere suits. A
large addition has just been made to the Selec-
ton. These SO suits are not surpassed by any
Sl5 suit i'm the market.-AdCt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19
THE PROPRIETOR

vi the inpuiar summer Resort,
- RIVER SPRINGS, n
WIN receive Boarders from June 20 Sep g NAG
TENDER Is. Board per day. 81 so: my lfim
week, $40; per month, SIS: sailing ho1f-. -
NO charge Tor hShlng, bathing. fruit, or medical
aItehtlon. We crfy competition this season in
the quantity or quality of that which CONSTITUTES
real lie. Take the Thompson or Nattano and iaDd
al Cotton s wharf. X. L. BLACkISTOES N u
MIiesto~n, 81. Mays county, Nd.
me Potomac Socials will make their 9th annual
place. 81 Il m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19

MARVELLOUS
BARGAINS!
TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES
TIES, LOW-BUTTON,
SLIPPERS, with Box and Opera Toe, -
French and Low Heel, for Ladies, Misses and
Children, from Is cts. to $3.50.
LADIES' CATERS, s. cts. to s..
CHILDS' SHOES, 10 cts. to q.
WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES.
GENTS TIES. CATERS AND SLIPPERS,
from 90 cts. to Is.
BUCKSKlN AND KID CATERS,
To Order.
LASTING AND BASE BALL SHOES.
LOUIS HEILBRUN,
COZ SEVENTH STREET.
SION Of "Ibat Old Woman of Mt,.e."
myl3-tr
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GAIT LAKE CITY, UTAH,
TOWNSEND HOUSE.
ElRST-CLASS HOTEI

FIRST-CLASS HOTEL
MOST DELIGHTFUL RESORT IN rur&
MIST For TOT RISTs: Best Commercia TtM&
Sample ROOMS i'll the city. IE:M
WM. III. HOOPER
VIM. JENNINGS
Jelz OH Owners aud Propriet0rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19

THE CONTEST between the Cuban lottery
people and the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany, at New Orleans, is in statu quo. 1t is
cheeky on the part OF the Spaniard to run OPP
position 10 the hospitals and free schools, as
tutionS and pay their prizes at the rate of
thirty cents on the dollar. the value of Cuban
currency. For particulars of next drawing of
the Louisiana State Lottery Company, see the
scheme in another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19

CHECKED and striped silks on pure white
and cO,ored ground; navy blue, brown, light
green, light blue, lavender and black checked
and striped silks on pure white and colured
ground; black silk, Sic. excellent black silk,
75c.; our one dollar black silk is great bar
gain; our SIS black silk is real satin finish .
plain silks, all cOlOrs, including all the very
light shades of trimming silk, Carriers Market
SOaCP-AGC[
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19

The Tonic, QUININE, is peculiarly benef
cial TO the teeth and gums. j. s. E. AtklnSon'S
Quinfae Tooth Ponder is one of the hes.
means OF preserving the teeth and purifying
the breath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19
Weather Indications To-day.
OTFICE OF CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WaShinprnn lime 10 lX2


For New England and the middle Alta 'itic
states, clear or partly cloudy weather, light
nOrtheTly winds becoming variable, stationary
vi higher pressure and temperature.
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CITY ITEMS.

TWENTY MINUTES is the time required for
L0diUes Headache Specific to cure nervous
and sick headache. Price 50 cents per bottle
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PER CENT. OFF.

TWENTY PER CENT. OFF.
A rare opportunity is now offered the ladies for
securing the finest line of GOODS at the lowest
prices ever offered in this city, viz: Dresses,
Mrappers, ULdeTgarments. Spring and Summer
wraps, Dress Trimmings, Millinery Goods j. Ii.
L, and c. l.. Corsets, Hair Brads, Laces, Muslin
and SILK Ties, Article de Paris, ETC., etc.
All goods marked In plain figures.
NJ. WILLIAM,
907 Pennsylvania avenue.
7Cite Trevise, Paris. jel0-tr
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TENhINSOn,s HOTEL,

- NkNERsiNk HIGHLANDS, NEW JERSEY
opens JUNE 1ST. Accessible from Neg Yors bV
Long BIanCh X. X. line from Pier g. A 4
neTIn River. Terms, So per day: SIS 10 FGNA q
SI..bo per week. Special arrangements ID III
my 30-Ifn JAMES JFNKISSoy prnp
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PAWLEY SPRINGS,


IL 600 feet above Underwater
NEAR HARRISONBURG. VA
Sapaclty large hotels with aCcommo1a- L
tons for 700 guests. Appointments first StNe
class open JUNE 16:h. Rates. SO so per ,.Ip ID
DAY VI 90 per week $40 per month. PoT fuT1Ier
particulars address DIR. W. ID. HOPKINS, Har-
risonburg. Va mysD-aoiSf
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Je15-2m 4OI9ih IT. n.to., WASH EgJon.
HOTEL

Il ct. GEORGES ISLAND, MD,
VIII be open FOR visitors june 10 n. n
Terms: 81 SO per day: 81 per week: a al tIsA&
soO per month. Servants aud children hall .L.sGSl
price SPECIAL rates to families Visitor, by P,1r-
mac steamers vii! I've met al Piuey Point and Mar
ShaH w harf Good facilities foe sailing aud bath
ing Boats ;or sailing ami fishing free A idresS
X. j. ADAMS BRO, Piney Pnitt q. o., 81
MARY 20 Md. References: FRED A. GEE
=; NJ u Once CHRIS. NASDER, 9l1 7th 81
NV.
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DLOCK ISIaNR- NJ \

The OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, enlarged opens
JULY LIST. III is situated on a bluff over . n
LOOKING the Ocean, where there are 40 yfN4&
heated or mai3ria breezes, and the ~ipd 3 IL Il
blowing from the Ocean renders excessive moan Ir
possible. Bathing, Yachting and Fishing. Prices
In accordance with the times Send for circular 10
nlNlo com NICHOLAS RAIL-. Prnn
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lAP9N SPRINGS AND BATHS,

OPEN MAY I5TH, ISIS. 3hR&
Unequaled by any mineral water IN III l
america 1or the cure OF kidney and Byn.f1fsr
Troubles, Uterine Ailments GOuf ana deII ms
pepsid, and Diseases 9T the Skin. Its waters are
alkaline, and contain also Salts of Lithia. Ii is an
great value In other diseases, and can be more con-
Fde1uty relied on in the above named than any
lybeate Springs, rich in iron, on the grounds and
w hite sulphur Spring Of excellent quality easily
accessible. The air Of this elevated region is puTs
and delicious, and the plunge and other baths SUI
perb. Ipudrdntee the fResf Band Of Music south
OF New York. For detailed Information, call on
w. FRAZIER, Ebbitt House. Washington ID C ,
Send for descriptive Pamphlet
WIN. ii. SALE Proprietor
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AND PARASOLS
~ GOV Erred AND REPAIRED 81
at the Manufactury,
lell-2W 61S ID street n. 20. n
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IA JULY 4TH JULY
GRIND RAILROAD EXCURSION
TO RICHMOND AND RETURN,

and d Fo5 Ss$Ss D a;s 4 y
Liberia! discount TO organized bodies. Tickets
"a. ave. John F: Ellis, Pa. ave. r. p. May.
"a. ave-; Weller 4 Repetti, Pa ave. James Har.
Brad. Adams, st. II. W.; Geo. r. Hardin. Pa
ave- e. e.; r. x. Dooley. Pa. ave. jeS-tiy4
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PURE WHITE honeycomb quilts Soc our
gentlemen's fancy hosiery, children's colOred
stockings, cream, navy blue, pink, light blue ::
ladies real" English stockings (woven
SSeamS) Jour a. pair for only one dollar =;
ing Csc; new parasols new parasols, new par
aSols, cream colored, black, navy blue: all
pure wool bunting 25c.; pacific lawns only lOc,
Carriers Ill Market Space -4Hyt
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SUMnEbING FoH wAsmIyGT0,

ROCK ENON SPRINGS
On tie Great Jrth Mountain, near Wiucbrster
Virginia,
A. :. PRATT, PEOrRTETOR
OfES JUNE I2rH TO OCTpHERl,r
house Tor the refined, without RESTRAINTS of
fashion. Every +, aSonable tniu} meat a
An abundant table. board $40 per month vSYtS
with discount to families and individuals As.rll
remaining TWO or more months. For Il InD1I,Ts
and all information apply TO
A. 5. PRATT son.
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kfONT WEI H0tSE.
FRONT R0rIL, TTRGINTI.
lLT WATER BATHING.

MARSHALL'S ST GEORGES HOTEL
flbey 1olnt rs now open, with late inn 4 a
proNements; most attractive place on tha SYA3
lower Potomac: uEcNcelled for bathing. n,hL
NatIs aIE hShlhS. All kinds boats FOR the gIIC-,s
free OF Charge. TRIMS: 81 so per day 10 p,,
Week, $50 Ia sS5 per month. See advrrr senent
Proprietor, Pin'y Point. Nd. iaI5-Im
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- bright" HOUSE,
ID REHOBOTH BEACH DEL

ID REHSB9TH BEACH, DEL. a.k
Terms reasonable. Send for circular Whit II
mvao.,m. TA 4 THs ,R RppKnT9N, }Proprietors.
SPRINGDALE.-This popular Summer Re-
~ sort, situated three miles east of the 4 , a
Blue Ridge, and near the terminus OF The sfAA&
w. U. X H., Is particularly attractive <EItt Us
10 ohceholders. having the advantage Of mOTnIng
snd evening trains. There is a large lawn afordinS
abundant shade, pavilion, croquet grounds, and
other places OF amusement. References given apd
required. Address K. Il. POWELL, Snickers-
vile, Loudon county. Va. mK2O-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19

LOOK TO IT, all We who have clothing to buy
for youths, boys or children, that you get the
very best garments for the least money, and
to do that, without doubt, by all means patron
iZe the popular boys clothing house of B. Rob-
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(YOzZEN.S WEST POINT HOTEL.

4 NoTth ADu0tdiH. near Manchester A A
Va. A. = PRATT Prnnrist,r a III n
0PEN JUNE IL TO OCTOKER 4 ItH
Large Swimming Pool, Hot and Col. RaIIst
Mineral Baths. Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables
health giving air and water: food abundant nron,
erly cooked and served. No restraints OF fashion.
no bar; no eNtortiOn. Two daily mails Carriage
rice from W lncheSter easy and eliyhtful. Terms
ger month OF four weeks $40: liberal Giscruut no
families and 10 individuals remaining two months
OF more. For Illustrated pamphlets and an infor-
nation apply TO A. 3. PRATT & SON 4OI n
ST. MOP
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-07-04
The Edison Endemic.

Some few years ago Western genius
invented "cute" arrangement by which
the person sitting in a carriage could
stop runaway horse. It is simply
sort of a derrick over the horse, and as
soon as the animal makes an effort to
run away the driver operates pulley and
draws the horse off his feet Like new
paper in the country, it fills long-felt
want, but it was left to a Norristown
man to make it perfect. The old ar
rangement was not a particle of use
to man on the back of arunaway horse.
By simple attachment, perfected by
the giant intellect of one of our citizens,
a man riding on horseback is enabled to
hoist his steed off his feet the moment he
evinces disposition to run away. There
is no knowing where the ingenuity of
man will stop in this second century of
our existence as free and independent
ple.-Norristoa0n Herald.