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EEABFUL REDUCTION.

pEDUCED PRICES!
IL REDUCED PRICES,
For the month of August we have married. our
low competition.
124 cent Lawns now cents
S2tnch Union Lawns, 81 cents
Pinch Do. Do, 8 ceuts
All other Goods reduced to prices which win war.
rant their sales during the month
Black Silks. Black and Colored Silk velyets Blsck
ana Colored 6ik Fringes and other desirable 0oode
bow selling ct less than wholesale rate1 TrimminQ
Buttons and Laces in endless variety
W n BROWN
aug2u Sr7 Market SpOce.
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COLLINS,
Voltaic Electric Plasters.

Instantly they Danish Pain and Weakness, rouse
the dormant Muscles into new life. stimulate the
Livel and Kidneys. cures Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
Bilious Oolic. Cramps and Pains, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, scatica, Weak Spine, Weak and Sore
Lungs, Coughs, and Colds. Weak Back. Ague and
Liver Pains n
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THE ACTIVE COMPANY was organized last
evening for the purpose of buying and selling
real estate, and the following officers were
James Johnson, vice president aud treasurer;
and W. Fl. Prince, secretary. SiXty.one shares
OF stock have already been subscribed for The
books Will be kept open for subscriptions for a
few days at the second precinct police sta
ton.
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o'clock Clarence Kreiger and a humber of
other boys were experimenting with a pistol,
corner 9th and East Capitol street, when it was
prematurely discharged, the ball striking the
Creary, Z. s. A., causing painful wound. Dr..
HaZen was summoned and probed for the ball
without success, and Is of the opinion that the
to the ground. The patient is easy this morn
Ing. Hardly 49, asses that an accident does
not result from DoJ ) handling pistols. Whose
fault is il?
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THE BRASS FINGER RING CAsE-ThiS morn
ing, In the Police Court, the charge against NJ
Howard alias MarcelluS IIOwser, who was be-
fore the court yesterday for vagrancy. was dis
missed. Howard was arrested by Officer Fitz-
gerald while In the act OF selling brass ring
for 81, which defendant claimed he was selling
for stranger and yesterday he was released
On personal recOgniZance.
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POLICE PRBsENTATION.-On Monday last the
lleutenants OF the several police precincts and
Detective McDevltt, representing the police
force, called at Capt. Brooks residence, South
Washington, during the absence OF that of1icer
and presented Mrs. Brock with q life-siZe crayon
executed by Baumgarten, from photograph
by johnson. Detective McDevitt made the
presentation with brief remarks, in which he
spoke In complimentary terms of Capt. Brock
as an officer and gentleman. Mrs. Brock was
taken quite BY surprise, but responded In very
appropriate terms, expressing her great salts
faction at the kindly relations towards her hus-
band herself,
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TWO DAYS BRIDE INsANR.-July 18th Mr.
Onver Mottier was joined In matrimony with
Tuesday, the 18th, only two days after her
marriage, she became rav1ng maniac. The
nrst indication OF anything being wrong was
spiritual medium. her talk appeared to be en-
tlrely with Minnehaha or about her, she having
previously read OF her; then there appeared to
De Struggie between Minnehaha and another,
q male Indian, to get possession of her MIND:
the latter succeeded, she commenced going
through the warho0ps and yells. and all other
maneuvres incident to Indians starting out
upon the Warpath. This part Of the sad scene
having come to an end, her rawlings day aud
night were OF very promiscuous character.
out showed very little symptoms of vicious or
profane temper. Her father informed us that
she had not been In the habit of reading or
studying spirttualism, and knew comparatively
nothing Of the subject. The woman was brought
TO Ottawa on Monday, where she was declared
insane, and ordered to the OssawatomIe Asy
lum.-tOttaWG (Kan.) Gazette
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A MOTHER "BIG" REDUCTION.
SIX CENTS
ALSO A TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN DIR
VERY FINE
FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS.
All Of our Cottons at OLD" prices. Positively
BLACK SILKS AND ooLoRED SILKS,
VERY CHEAP.
NO ADVANCE.
BL1CK CASHMERRO.
ALL WOOL. CHEAPER THAN LAST YEAR
CARRIERS,
Market Oo0ce.
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HOLD ONT HOLD ONT
THIRD GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION
OF THE
DEPARTMENTAL HALF DOZEN,

To BLACK1STON'S ISLAND,
On the steamer LADY Of the Lake. -
Music and dancing. Tickets limited -.
TO 3O0 % cents children under II years free Boat
s:4t returning 10 so pm: Bathing suits for rent
on the boat Tickets for sale at Turkish Bath
House, 5O9 st. n w.. Brad. Adams Bookstore:
Capt. =. Green, Pension Office; Bhafhirs's Drug
Store; opposite Government Printing Office Arthur
Croeley, Patent Office; g. W. Cropley, Georgetown ;
G!eighiogs alexandria State rooms for sale at
turkish Bath House, 500 st. NV. n. B.-The
commlttee beg leave to announce that this will be
select in every particular, as on the two former
EXCURSIONS jy3l-6t
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ONLY 30 cts. quart for Howson's Ice cream.

THE REGATTA YEsTERDAY.-Owing to the
want OF wind the race yesterday was very
arrived home at SIG D. ms hours and is min :.
utes. The Atlanta came In next, q minutes 81
seconds behind the Bell. The cat-r1gged boats
started at is minutes after 3, and the GOode-
nough won Inc hours, minutes, and 81 seconds.
CLEMENTS LODGE No. 5. LOOT, will install
1ne !oiowihg on1cers elect this evening: P. W.
Southwick; W. T., Miss Fannie MAY COX; w.
81 SETH nb =; Clarke Hs, W. 81 Robert coggns
Murray; w. o. g., r. F. C. Coggins.
A SPLENDID AKfICLE-HOWsOn's ice cream :
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Am Bilious,
QufrEs Irish Tea will make man OF you. Sold
oy druggists at IS cents package.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking In nesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"RelIes' Health Rene,oes." Greatest remedy on
earth Tor impotence, leanness sexual debility,
premature decline, &C., &C. 81, at druggists';
ADVICE free. Depot, IS Barclay street. H. Y.
and for Washington at $50 Pa. ave. s.94-eoly
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
toirs Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corTects acidity Of the stomach, relieves
wind cotc, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and diarrhna, whenever arising from teeth.
ing or other causes. An old and Well-tried rem.
edy; Is cents bottl q
TO LADIES AND GKNTLRMEN.-We wish to call
attention TO A. Ffschers Chemical Securing and
Dyeing establishment, No. 9O6 q street. near
9th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether of American or Euro
pean invention, he Is enabled to do his work In
manner not to be eQualled by those not pos
sesslng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
lor 81. N. B-Lace curtains cleaned from Is
cents up to 81 q window, and no acid used In
Wmtenlng them. Wool blankets cleaned from
50 cents to IS cents pair, ana restore them to
their natural softness; by cleaning number, a
reducuon In price. o1-Cau for and deliver
them.
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ASSAULT ON AN Ice VENDOR.-Tnis morning,
In the Police Court, Fenton Gray, Georgianna
Gray, Hannah Clark, Ella WOodfolk, Colored
colored boys, were arrested for an assault and
battery on Alfred Jones' After the testimony
was heard nOlle pros was entered as to all eX-
cept GeOrgiaDna Gray and Jackson and Cook
ley, and after further evidence the court dis
missed Georgianna and fined the men slO each
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DOYAL BAKING POWDER.
RRR 600 Y A L BAKIN
r r o o 7 Y IA POWDEI
X Il o o Y AAAA L BAKIN
X X 600 Y LII POWDE
HIGHEST PREMIUMS

Absolutely pure. Made from Grape Cream Tartar
HIGHEST PREMIUMS
Awarded at Centennial, 1876 Vienna (Austria) EI-
position, 1873 and all other prominent Rxp0sltOns
and State Fairs, North and South.
:" DR.. g. DANA HAYES, State Assayer Of Massa-
chusetts" reportsThat the materials Of which it is
composed are pure and wholesome.
THE GOVT CHEMIST,
Dr. H A. MOTT, says-Asa scientific fact, Il is per.
ftctly pure, aud uniform In it's action that his
Powder the result Of years Of research and e1per
, ,py BY physician and chemist, who Obtained
uurity.Preservns I'll the nutritious elements q the
n2ur No Other PREF arstton m1kes such nghf aaky
Short Cake, luxurious PuddingS. Cakes and all
Hold in cans only-keeps In suy c,inasA
~ Most cheap powders contain alum; avoid
then, q peciaiy when offered lQoee0I u RVlk I'M
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WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP MEETING.-To-mOr-
row the camp meeting OF the Methodist Episco-
pal church for Washington and the adjacent
country VIII be commenced at Washington
Grove, q miles out on the Metropolitan branch
OF the B. & D. r. R., under the superintendent
OF Rev. b. Peyton Brown, presiding elder, and
It VIII probably be larger this season than ever
before. Since the last meeting there have been
erected on the ground number of additional
cottages, and some Of them have been occupied
Tor several weeks. The grounds were laid out
In 1873, and gradually Improvements have been
made, till now the arrangements are about as
complete as possible. A preachers lodge, 2Ox4O
feet, containing sitting, sleeping. study and
wash rooms, has been built, and is considered
ample for all the clergy who may be present.
The cottages contain four rooms, and number
Of the occupants viii do their own cooking this
year. Rev. w. BurriS, Major T. P. Morgan, E.
y. Simpson, A. Wood, j. w. ST. Clair, II. c.
craig, IT,, L. w. Worthington, j. w. Wade, T.
Someryflle, G. E. Hall, j. Ireland, OF Annapolis,
Nd, II. w. FARMLAND, w. r. woodward, r.
Cohen, IT,, r. 81. Willett, Miss Sallie Ktlgore, of
washington county, and w. II. Hess, of Balti-
more, Md, occupy the cottages. The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad announce schedule from
and TO Washington, as follows:-Leave Wash
mgt0n-S:lO and S:S5 am. and 4:35, $50 and Sis
pm. Leave camp-7:09, 1924 and S:3s am. and
S:36 ana l:19 pm. The officers OF the camp
meeting association are MeSsrs T. P. Morpan
PRESIDENT; w. r. woodward. vice president: f.
r simpson, secretary; and B. Fl. Steinmetz,
treasurer.
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UPIN's ALL-W00L BLACK CASE.

sons prices
C. M. TOwSoN,
$50 PenNsylc0nia ase., south side,
WSt-u Near tn et
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CAVE Tu(E. TROUBLE AND PATRNCl
~ pARkxRs y GSsso osss1ua PIN,
Tor they sand without dvA IN IL WaxkG2 @ hun>
-,,,. 49, IL ~ t Is h. :.
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ALL the rage-Howson's Ice cream.

VITAL STATISTICS IN THE DISTRICT FOR THE
MONTH OF JUNB-The mortality In this District
TOR June was 44-eight mere than for the cor
responding month last year, Or at the rate Of
33.3 per ], 900 or annuLn. The mortality Of the
white pOpuial on was 23, Or at the rate OF % 10
per GOO per annum; while that OF the cOlOred
was 213, or at the rate or Al. 80. AS compared
with the month OF May last 1t shows an Increase
OF 14s or SO per cent. The average daily moi lal-
tty was las. OF the deaths, % occurred In
Georgetown, 331 In WashuSt ION, 81 in the couu-
~, and 50 In the hospitals. Out Of total NOR
tally Of IA, 211, or nearly one halt were under
year OF age; the total moi tality under years
Of age was go, or over 90 per cent. There were
375 births Teported-S2 white males, II white
females, 66 colOred males, and SO colOred t.
males; showing decrease OF population. by ex-
cess or deaths over births reported, OF 169; the
white population decreasing by IS, the colored
by o.. OF the births reported, 10 occurred in
Georgetown, 236 In Washington, 10 In the county
and 10 In the hospitals. Marriages reported, IS
IS white, 10 cOlOred.
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YOUTHFUL CRININALS.-ThiS morning, In the
Police Court, four small colored boys0James
Adams, Benjamin Thomas. VIM Moore aud
Samuel Adams-aged respectively IL, 10. 10 and
years, were arraigned on the charge of the
larceny OF horse and wagon valued at S152,
belonging to Mr.. w. Moore, of Suitland, P. G.
Co., Md. The latter testified that the horse
and wagon was taken from the market. Mr..
j. c. Walker testified that he saw the boys In
the wagon going out street and arrested one,
the others getting away. Oficer Mattingly
testlhed that he arrested the boys on another
charge, and they acknowledged taking the
wagon, saying that they were going out on the
road to earn some money to feed the horse and
intended to stop In the weeds. The same par
Ties, with the exception Of James Adams, were
placed on trial with John Adams and John
Francis for the larceny of wagon from Alex.
MCCORMICK on Saturday afternoon, Mr.. Nc
Corm1ck testified to the loss of the wagon and
70 nnd1ng the body Of 1t and the wheels Officer
Matt1ugly testified that John Adams had one
Wneel but denied the stealing, and John Francis
also denied the stealing, but the others adj
m1tted 1t. Frank Harris, small colored boy,
testified that he saw Sam Adams and w. Moore
take the wagon from back Of the markethouse.
VIM. Thorpe testified that he saw the boys n 18th
man taking the wagon to pieces VIM. Moore
ana samuel Adams was charged with the
larceny OF dozen German hymn cooks Moore
dismissed: Adams was held for further hear
Ing In this case, and all the others were con-
y1cted-James Adams held for the grand Jury
and others sent to the reform school.
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EXEMPT FROM JURY DUTY.-The Georgia
House OF Representatives has passed bill. by q
vote OF lob to 20, exempting from jury duty
regularly licensed pharmaceutists and drug
g1stS, ministers, millerS, school teachers, te!e-
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Summer Entertainments.

Thorne's Summer Garden has, as a voca! at
traction this week, Mile. Comfy. She is one OF
the finest soprano voices on the operatic stage,
and Is besides beautiful woman
Manager Budd has this week run OF special
Ties at the Theater COmique that would do
credit TO any vallety theater. The popularity
OF the COmique Is undiminished.
The grand festival Francois Will take place
tomorrow at Loeffier's garden. IL will be a
most attractive affair.
The Potomac FL lift Growers will make an ex-
cursion TO Marshall Hall On the Corcoran next
Friday. leaving at 10 am. and pm The
usual interesting exercises OF these pleasant
reunions VIII be provided.
Mr.. Helphenstjue, of the Ebbitt House drug
store, VIII have the management of an eycur
sion to BlackistOn's Island next Monday on the
Jane Nose ey.
The Keyport viii go TO Glymont next Friday
on an eXcul sion for the benefit of the condl,c
tors and drivers OF the W. G. R. r. There
will be music and dancing.
The Jane Moseley Will leave tomorrow morn
Ing at $50 for Piney Point On one of the most
pleasant excursions OF the season.
buckingham will give an excursion this even
ing 10 Marshall Hall on the City of Washing
Ton, leaving at I:15 and returning at H.
Inc Departmental Half Dozen Will 60 to
Blackston's Island next Friday on the Lady of
the Lake. Room will be reserved for all ticket
holders In Alexandria.
The excursion Of the drivers OF the Metro.
Polftan r. r. to Blackstone Island last Monday
was great success In every way.
Grand family festival for the benefit OF st.
Aloyslus school at the Washington Schuetzen
Park 10 morrow. See the advt.
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PROF. MAsoN's ONLY SoN DRowNED-GeOrge
Mason, 10 years old, son OF Prof. Otis L. Ma
son, OF Columbian College. In this city, was
accidentally drowned yesterday afternoon, in
Synepuxent bay, near ocean City, Maryland.
He left the Atlantic HOTEL where his parents
are staying, shortly after dinner, and joined
some boys, who went out on the bay together
ming, having taken on their Clothes and when
% water scarcely beyond their depth young
Jason dlved overheard, and being unable TO
SWlm, went 10 the bottom before assistance
could reach him. His body was recovered about
one nouf alter the sad occurrence and brought
up TO the hotel and placed on ice and was
brought TO this city to-day by the grief-stricken
parents. The unfortunate boy was prot. Ma
IONS eldest Child and only son, and a very
intelligent and promising lad
Prof. Mason has been for years the greatly
esteemed principal OF the preparatory depart.
ment OF Columbian College, and has large
circle OF warm friends, who will give him their
sincere sympathy In his terrible af1iiccion.
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A CONTESTED VILLA bill was filed yester-
day afternoon by the heirs of Ann NJ. Acton nee
Jones, To construe her Will. She bequeathed
mouse and lot In Georgetown to her husband.
VIM. Acton. The heirs claim to have discovered
since her death that Acton was not her hus-
band, but had an undivOrced wife In Ireland.
who Is still living, and that the bequeSt Is void
because founded on mistake and the result OF
fraud.
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HUMOR OF THE SOALP
That was destroying the Hair cured
with one box of CUTICURA.
Messrs. WEEKS Il POTTER :-GentIemen- want
to tell you what CUTICURA has done for me. About
Hunor OF the Scalp tried various remedies, too
numerous 10 mention, without relief, until began
cured me and new hair 10 beginning to grow.
Respectfuly, MRS o. ]. ROOT.
1877 W. LAKE ST.. CHICAGO, ILL, Nov 49, 1873
We know the above to be true.
MA NAB 3: TOWNSEND, 4l2 W JACKSON ST.
MRS. q. 4. GRAY, S41 FULTON ST..
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THE DISTRICT JUDGEs.-Judge James Is re
II he has no relapse to attend to business on
saturday. Judge Hagner arrived this af-
ternoon and was at the City Hall to make
few orders NN
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FRUIT OF the tropics burning cline,
Thy WondrOus virtues, fadeleSs still,
Exert an influence sublime,
In mfnistering to human i'll;
And many pang along our way
SanfOrd'S Jamaica Ginger doth allay :

THE OPELIKA MISUNDERSTANDING after
noon 1t was rumored on our streets that John
Reid, son OF Mr.. L. A Reid, deceased, and
brother of Mr.. Samuel Reid, shot and killed Col
Samuel G. Grasty In Opelika. 1t created con.
SIDERABLE talk. and caused the expression OF
various opinions OF the late tragedy, We
learned by telegraph, however, that the report
was without foundation. We have published
the evidence In full In the preliminary examin-
alton OF Col. Grasty, and the result. The
strange part OF the inquiry is that nothing was
developed on the hearing as to the cause OF the
tragedy. In all the full kilograms to the north
ern, western, and south western papers which
have come to our Office, the reported eau ,e is
gwen and In no tender terms. 1t is to
Woman's alleged seduction by the accused-one
who must have been dear to the dead father
and wounded brother. AS we have stated.
nothing OF this was produced on the prelimtn.
airy hearing, but beforehand it has been flashed
oil over the country with the air of truth. AS
yet the whole depends on witnesses, and we
have heard the whole bitterly denied. We do
nope, TOT the nOnOr OF humanity, this Is not
true.-( Columbus (GG) ENQUIRER 1no2
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II. F. 6ILBEHT 4 CO.,
AND STOCK BROKERS'.

10 OHOAD ST, NEW YORK,
all the active stocks, and also carry same on very
moderate margin as long a. desired They negotiate
frequent profits With very limited liability. Tneir
exRhnt0ry circular and stock report containing
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SERIOUS BUSH FIRES are reported some miles
and their outbuildings have been burned and
the families driven to the border of lake
for refuge, the fires tncloslng them on thrs.
Sides
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SC4LD HEAD

r OF Mine Years cured when all other
Remedies failed.
Mesers. WEEKS l. POTTER: GIe,,tle,nem-Since
July last I have hen using your CUTIoURA for
Scald Head, and 1t has cured me when all medicines
that have taken for nine years did me no good I
an now using it q hair dressing, but my head In
Yours truly, 81 A. RAYMOND
Auditor Fort Wavne, Jackson d Sagin0,c II. r..
Jackson. MICH, Dec. 20. 1873.
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,0
WARRINGTON. August 6. 1919
Fer New England and the middle states
warmer, southerly TO westerly winds during
the rest OF Wednesday, with partly cloudy
weather, with slight changes of barometer
followed during the night by local rains.
RANGE OF THE THKRNoxBTHR,
Tne Following are the readings Of the thermom.
eter at the Signal ONCE during the day: am,
~; 1:sS q. m, 19o; 10 midday, $50; p. No..
$50; maximum, So: minimum, 75o.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &,

GRAND FAMILY FESTIVAL,
~ FOR The BENEFIT OF "a
81 A td1 sCa0ot s at the Wsssing ~
THURSDAY, AUGUST 77H. LA
FIRST class music in attendance. Ladies viii furn.
lsh refreshments.
Tickets % cent?; children under 10 yeare, accom-.
panied by parents, free.
Chariots will run to the 9rounds after IL O'Clock
m. sfa11Iog near Government Printing Once a6-2t
LELAND FEeTIVAL FRANCAIS, a.
" POSTPoNE0 e
At Loe ffier's Garden. august r7A
~ sTH STREET CAR DRIVERS PICNIC -
n, At Bsyer's Seventh street Park. EH
On WEDNESDAY, August 9Th. 1879 ~
=, Tickets 20 cents, admitting Q gentleman and
pGT0MAC FKUIT GROWERS, TO NAB.
i SHALL HALL, on the CoRcoRAN, GO
f1o ~ + a,f ta and q E. a. reach,ng city
Meklm. and short address by member of tue late
Polaris expedition. Music by Prof. gers ana
DR.: Rowland viii exhibit the Merriman Life Dress
good display of fruit and bowers =: the psyiiiSn.
Choice tea and coffee supplied free to those furni. b.
lne cups; Fare to the holders of membsf's pass
ports to be had Of the undersigned and at the boat
aus5.s. WSI r. CHASE. Gn.f RraSs of Dom.
SELECT EXCURSION TO PINEY POINT
steamer LADY OF THE LAKE. Ek4A@N
FRIDAY, Aug. I'D. Leave at 8 . IN,
400. Weber's full band. For full psrficulars sea
sdvertIsenent hereafter. c. B. CAYWOOO. r e.
WALTER. managers suri3.s
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r T. WALKm SONS. 2O6 i0TT 6T n. W-f51e
R!asser and Qeeents, Felt Roofn9 Material,
OY TeM OafPee Eelt, Rosin Sized Felt. Charcoal
~ 'VNoey VxVck6 -, 1e26r
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FLANNEIs, bed ticking, sheeting cottons, table
linens. ToWS0n's, Pa. ave, south side near
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FOR CAMP MEETIEG-Mr. f. K. Ward the
ualryman, with his usual enterprise has sent to
Washing TOE Grove camp meeting model dairy
wagon with patent refrigerator, and will supply
me camp daily with fresh milk, butter ana
butter milk from his Attorney dairy.
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/ Am Bilious
Quirks Irish Tea will make man OF you. Sold
by druggists at Is cents q package.
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CITY ITEMS.


oh, MY Head Achesi
Then take a dose OF Qtstrks Irish Tea. The
great bilious remedy. Price Is cts. a package.
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The Tonic, QUININE, is peculiarly beneficial
to the teeth and gums. j. & f. Atklnson's Qui.
nine Tooth Porder is one OF the best means OF
preserving the teeth and purifying the breath
WAS
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GREAT BARGAINS.
VI BRODHEAD A 90

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