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GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING AssoCIATION.-Att the twenty eighth
regular monthly meeting of the Eleventh Build
ing Association, held last night at Goddard
hall, 81 500 was disposed OF, being shares, sold
at $50 per share, and shares retired at the
same rate per share.
THE DAsHAwAY CLUB held its weekly meeting
at the hall on High street last night. A large
audience greeted the usual speakers.
GRAIN ARRIvALS.-B0at seneca, with 5oJ
bushels of wheat and Q 900 bushels of corn; boat
Wheeler & Barron, with $500 bushels OF corn
and ], 800 bushels of wheat.
MERCHANTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on 'Change
to. day. 800 bushels OF wheat, with sales ranging
from 81 IL to 81 ,19T per bushel.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. &c, TO.nighss
National Thedter.-Pinafore.
Summer Theater Con,ique.-varieties.
Congregational Church.-Concert.
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selling Goods by Catalogue, without
License.

TEST CASE IN THE NeLICE COURT TO-DAY
In the Police Court, Judge Snell to day, Ber-
naFd Bailey was charged with selling goods by
catalogue without license Sergeant Perry ar.
rested him In the act OF Offering to sell, and
passing business card to grocer Defendant,
when arrested claimed that he was collecting a
OH, and denied being engaged In selling goods.
lie said he had called to collect a bill, and
SIMPLY left catalogue of the goods his en-
ployer had for sale, ard remarked that he would
be glad to supply him. He had no goods or
samples with him. Mr.. Wilmer; the merchant,
gave testimony cOrroborating what the defend
ant claimed in his testimony.
Mr.. Francis Miller, assistant attorney
for the District, was present at the
attorney for the District would be glad to
have such a decision made in this case by the
Police Court as will be well defined aud so
pointed as to leave no doubt as to the full con-
by the attorney and the court above to guide
them in the hearing of cases Of appeal 1t was
a. matter that interested many merchants In
this District. several delegations Of whom had
visited the attorney for the District for full
Interpretation OF the law. He would be willing
to see liberal construction of the law made by
this city. He thought this case developed only
a fair way of advertising goods for sale.
The court remarked that he thought it a com
mendable act OF an enterprising merchant to
advertise his goods. This is generally done by
advertisement In the newspapers, but this case
shows that this is another manner Of adverIis-
Ing gOO0S 1Or sale, ana ne thought the mer-
chants should not be crippled by forced con-
struct1on OF the law in this particular He
thought the judgment had better be reversed to
await the results OF the appeal case now before
the upper court, which might govern his de-
ciSiOn.
Mr.. May, hardware dealer and employer of
Mr.. Failey, gave testimony stating that it was
common thing to pass business cards around
In this manner.
The court said it was for the interest of the
public to have this business definitely settled,
and perhaps 1T would be better to let this case
go up to the other court as 1t differed somewhat
from the one now pending there. He was free
to say that his synpathtes were with the de-
fendant, but 1t had better be definitely settled
there. He imposed fine OF S. In addition to
the license of $500, from which an appeal was
taken and $500 bonds given. Mr.. Padgett said
he had several more similar cases on his hands
to prosecute, but, with the consent Of the court,
would hold them over until the principle of SELL
ing goods by sample and catalogues Should be
finally settled.
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CITY ITEMS.

Mems and Boys Straw Hats.
Gentlemen'S fine White CanIOns, u, $l2G
Genuine Mackinaws all prices, from 81 50 up;
The best "Dollar Straw Hats" in the city.
We have an immense stock of Boys and Chill
all sbapes and at all prices, from so cts to 81 So
at LEWIS, 800 18th ST., bet. ana X NV.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
nECORATION DAY.
~ EXCURSION TO PlNEY POINT AND POINT
LOOKOUT.

BY THE DEPARTMENTM. HALF DORM
Round Trip, $50 mules. Is Gents; . d.
chtlaren over and under TO- SO Cts EsESasaSf.sJS
Boat will leave 9th street wharf at
:SO ann returning same evening at 10 go, giving
about four hours for sea bathing fishing sailing &c
Meals reduced to 80 Cents; q lunch stand will be
provided for those who DO not wish dinner As
guarantee Of good square meal it s only necessary
to say that Mr. Randall formerly Of the Miles House,
is the caterer.
Tickets for sale at Turkish Bath House, 500 z st
n.w.; ~. Y. Dining Rooms, 1910 st. n w.; LIE
P1oit Dining .Sol5s. 800 g. nv. Brad, Adams
Drug Store. North Ospitol and sss D. A. Waener,
Waterman, Treasury Dept; Weis Griffin, cor 10th
and sts. Ballantynes Bookstore. and at boat
Staterooms for sale at Turkish Bath House. 500 e
81 NV, snd Brad. Adams. my21St
NJ B.-THE ABOVE PARTIES, styling them
~. selves the Departmental Halt Dozen" have
no connection whatever with the
DEPARTMENTAL DOZEN,
who have been organized for the past nine years.
AID who will give their
NINTH ANNUAL SELECT EXCURSION
on steamer George Leary." leaving Washington
at 9. NJ. and return at p. m, MAY 80, 1879.
my22-7t' O. K. PERSONS, President.
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NOTICE-Arriyal of 500 dOZ. Soft Crabs daily.
Families supplied, wholesale and retail, at the
Norfolk oyster Depot, 621 b st. NV. n. WHITE
d Co.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET-Sold by r. A.
Golden, agent, since our last report: 10000 her
rings, from IS to 81 per Thousand; $500 shad,
from S to $40 per hundred.
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SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking In 1esh vital, brain, or nerve force. use
"Welles' Health Reneurer." Greatest remedy on
premature decline, &C., &C. 81, at druggists;
advice free. Depot, IS Barclay street, y. Y,
and for Washington at $50 Pa. ave. 3,N-eO1y
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Anluscnients. &c.

NATIONAL THEArER.-A dashtng performance
OF "Pfnaforeo was given Dy Ford's fine company
last night. 1t will be remember that the very
last chances to- enjoy this popular opera are
AFFORDED this evening and Tomorrow afternoon
and evening. The house should be crowded at
each performance for amusement lovers viii
have some time to wait for anything half 80
entertaining. Miss Blanche Chapman viii sing
the role OF Josephine In place or Miss Annen-
dale VINO was compelled to go to Baltimore
Today. The rest OF the cast will be the same
as last night.
SUMNER THEATER COMIQUE.-This well man.
aged variety theater offers every evening bril-
liant programme OF songs, Dances comedies
and eccentlicitieS by some OF the very best
performers in their line In the country.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-The first Of Prof
Widows concerts was given at Lincoln hall
last evening: 1t was very successful. There
was large attendance, and the programme was
excellent both In character and execution.
Tonight the same artists who participated in
last nights concert will give another musical
entertainment with change of programme at
congregational Church. Those who attended
the concert last night were delighted, and
lovers OF the best music rendered by artists OF
taste and culture should not fall to be at the
congregational Church tonight. See adver-
tlsenent for list OF 1rst-claSS vOcaliStS and in
strumental performers who Will appear.
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THE C0TRTS.

BOWLING sells fine collection OF furniture at
his auction rooms tomorrow. See advertise
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ueUo,, Are Ri1jOnS.

Tone up your liver Take Quirks Irish Tea.
Sold by druggists at 25 cents package.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
louis Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
1t cOrrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dySen-
terry and diarrb9a, whenever arising from teeth
ing or other causes. An old and well-tried rem
edy; % cents bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

THE Boys CLOTHING HOUSE of B. Robinson &
~ ~, So9 rennsyIVan!a avenue, is an attractive
place alike to youths, boys and children. as
Wen as parents and guardians, owing to their
attractive styles, immense stock and popular
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 900 G 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
for g. N. B Lace curtains cleaned from Is
cents up to 81 window, and no acid used In
whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from
35 cents to Is cents pair, and restore them to
their natural softness; by cleaning number, q
reduction in price. tB-Cal for and deliver
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

No INJURIOUS substance enters into the COM
pound of Lodiltes Headache Specific. Price soc.
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District Government Affairs.

me pay rolls for the police and fire depart
Ments nave been audited, and warrants on the
d rt,easnry are being prepared for the money.
nme oliCers and employees OF each Will be paid
some day next week.
,.., BUILDING PERMITS
dssueu Dy Inspector Entwisle:-James Rollins,
H no, lnree two-story brick dwellings. S,
DSlmeen Iotn ana 10th SITS. NV; $4,000. NJ.
byIOn construct two story brick dwelling, @.
G GesMeen iasn ana 18th sts NV; $4,000. D. b.
T Icth cSnstIucC three-story brick dwelling,
repair frame, 1719 st. NV; S25 J. P. John
SOM sIma aepair frame rs st. s.w; s25 Eliza
S ~ repair brick, 1920 18th st. NV; $25.
n; o. n4Pklns repair brick, 11O5 st. NV; 500.
Concorala church repair brick, goth and G SITS.
NV; . sao D. B. Clarke repair frame 2s9 st.
- oo sog0 same repair brick, 1927 sth st. NV:
st. NV; $500. ALBEIT Ware, repair frame, New
Jersey ave.. between G and ID ats. NV: 400.
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICBR)
WASHINGTON, May % 1879. I
fof New England and the middle Atlantic
states, rising barometer, winds mostly from
north to east and in former becoming Variable.
cooler followed by slightly warmer and gener-
any GEAR Wsather, with frost tonight In former
ard In northern portion Of latter
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
the Following Is the readings OF the thermon-
e eae at tne Slgnal once during the day: am,
maximum, Gee; minimum, 40 r ' W
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" FAMILY?
LEOPOLD RICHOIn

WHAT SHALL BUY FOR NV
LEoPofD RIGHoLp.
PROPRIETOR OF
THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUO.
TON HOUSE.
Answers this by Naming Some Of the Shoes of Dill,
feren Kinds and their Prices at
No. 4g1 ResensylUani AUenwe.
LADIES SHOES FOR 500
GENTLEMEN'S SHOES FOR &c
EIRST-OLA6S LADIES' SHOES
Ladies' all coors Cloth-top Button Shoes Al s)tos.
Ladies Best French Kid, worked Button.
psr q Ladies Kid Slippers SOC Per % pair
Guy pair OF Ladies, Philadelphia City made
Lastng Fo1ed; Button, price. 81 up to $3.50
l0OO PAIR ct Ladies' French and Low-he
SnpPers, the Latest Styles Coo up to az so
HEADQUARTERS FOR GENTLEMEN'S Shoes
LNO pair OF Different Styles of Low-quarters
LOCO pair Of Different Styles Of Mems Calf " %
skln Congress CATERS price from...... 81 to Is
Gent,emens English Walking Shoes. =. 81 30 to "a
SeLUemens Gall Boots: 81 80 to So
Gentlemen,s Button Caters, at &2to Dc
mems Last1ng eaters, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS
Mens Once Slppers, 4t...............75c. per pair
BOYS, MISSES AND CHILDkENN DEPART
MENT.
Large Lot OF Boys Shoes, from. ..........6Oc up
CnuoIens up to 81
myl0-r
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: Tim
0Iny keppel to C. M. Bromwell, part OF lot %, so,
SZe; =: Randall Hagner and Samuel Mad
do2. trustees, to c. M. Cromwell, part OF lot 20,
~. 0Io; SI,SOo Eugene CaruSi, trustee, to e. A.
Dovllilers, lot 10, So 5J4; 80. B. +. clark
to X. b. Clark, lots IS to so. s0 502 s.
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CHURCH BURNED BY AN INCENDIARY-The
alarm turned in from box 2I7 at one O'Clock this
morning was for the discovery OF fire in Salem
streets. Damage to the buiIding-a frame
structure-about $500; no insurance. The fire
is supposed to have been the work OF an tncen-
diary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

BUNTING SUITS Just received at Baum's new
department., 4l6 7th street.
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WE HAVE TUE BOSS RHOE at SI5o
W Momens high heels, cur Kid But, &l5O; have
75c. WAN
Ladies' Newport Ties and But. 7Sc, 81 and ND
wards. ~
Gents low cut Ties and But. "a 80, worth double
Miss Lasting Caters Soc, to close out Children,s
School ShCes, oO, 65 and 70c Straw Hats from l5c
upwards, at j. W. 0ELBYS
1914 and 1916 Pc. 0oe..
my17-tr between 18th and S1fiss an
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ALL our ply sicianS recommend Dr. B'ats
Couoh Surup for Hoarseness and Colds. Price CSC.
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PLEASE TO INQUIRE and you will lind that
Glenn's Sulphur Snap is held In the highest es-
TEEN, both by th%people and the medical pro-
fession, as a REM " for skin diseases and b.em-
ishes. Sold by al druggists
Halls Hair and lWhisker Dye, black or brown
so cts.
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NEW York SHOE STORE.
~ 800 PeM.ssylc0Wi9 ageMase.
Az COMPLETE STOCK OF CUSTOM
MADE AS ANY HOUSE SOUTH OF
OUR SHOES ARR 1IE f s9hAn ,,.ru-sU
AND WARRANTED. FOR GOODS THAT DO
not WEAR AS WE REPRG0ENT WE
PAY BACK THE PURCHASE MONEY!
NOTICE THIS LIST,
LAGiee newport Ties GEO syles). .76c to a 80
LADIES' French Kid Button "a 50 10 $500
Lsdies Hfppsrs and Sandals, 86c to o. 60
Ladies, Lasting and Foxed Button and Lace, Cheap
Gents LDW9uALtered SHOES. 90 to "a 80
oents OoneIees 0aaters LOO to $500
Misses and Ohildren's Shoes at Low Pricea
The Best Boys Shoes In the market.
ONE PRICE ONLY GEO MoOARTHv
myl7tr
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Ireland to the Front!
If you are bilious take QuirE's ITfsh lea. oOIC
by druggists at 25 cts q package.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

SEE ADV, Of Ct. Pin. T, Co., 1lO4 18th,
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WASHINGTON CITY CATTLE MARkKr.-Ouesns-
torn StoeE Yard, May ~, 1879, reported by L. D.
iDgfrom AZ to SIC. per pound; Is left over.
500 sheep and lambs-old sheep sold at prices
ranging from 81 to 4slc. per pound; lambs from
calves sold from $50 to $45 each. Market fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

CUTTING CAsB.-GeOrge Ashton was badly
cut In TWO places with knife in the hands OF
VIM: Carey, about o'clock this morning, at
picnic at the German Schuetzen Park. Carey
was subsequently arrested by Ofticer Rhodes,
OF the I'd precinct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

-, MR.. WIN. LLOYD GARRISON, who has been
III dor some time In New York, was regarded as
In, Ia dylng condition yesterday Afternoon, and
h hiS physicians said he would live only few
W WaIe put small hopes that Mr.. Garrison would
live through the night. -~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

- me Legislature OF Illinois has appro.
Chicago. -
Mrs. Mary Josephine Young is the first
iaoy 10 pc admitted 10 practice In the Supreme
Court OF California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

SHANGE..Henry Franc, the popular dealer In
1e1. furnishings and hats, will remove to the
hscoSsto VI s'h and sts., Qormcrly Crandel,s
DooA@eoie'|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

JUDGE PACKERS WILL-The will OF the late
Judge Asa Packer bequeaths for the permanent
endowment OF Lehigh University OF Bethle.
hem, Pa, 81 $780, 900; for library for the uniyer
SHY, $4,000 to st. Lukes Hospital, Bethie.
mem, 1000; st. Marks Episcopal church,
Mauch chunk, $50 900. There are several be.
quests which are kept private for the nrasant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

THR ATTENTION OF parties seeking superior
furniture Is directed TO the elegant pariOr suite
handsome chamber suite and desks advertised
Tor sale tomorrow morning by Walter II Will
Hams T. Co., aucUOneerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

TIE CATALOGUES for the sale of an elegant
library at Downngs are now ready and the
books arranged for exhibition I his IL the
nnest collection OF books that have been on the
shelves for long time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23

SCARF RrN6s and Pins at Prige,s
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RUN OVER BY BICYCLE-A small boy was
knocked down and run over by bicycle driven
by Mr.. f. ID. Owen last evening on 14th
stIeel, near COrcoran street. The shock threw
Mr.. owen several feet to the ground and bis,
bicycle went humming several rods beyond. He
gave all the attention he could to the bow. who
nad peen taken into drug store near by.
The accident was Occasioned by the streets be-
Ing crowded With spectators to witness the
pending game of base ball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-23
ANOTHER GOOD DAYS SPORT AT Pr

The LOUISIANA COMMUNICATING story that
one convention VIII, at an early day, take a re-
cess ana reassemble In the fall, is being revived
gested by the small amount OF business trans.
acted, are calculated to strengthen this BELIEF
meanwhile, Car0ndelet street has made another
count or noses. 1t discovers that 81 Delegates
present, as an ultimatum, an acceptance Of the
deDt at Its face, with an annual interest of nar
cent. Tor the first five years, per cent for the
lapse of ten years. Fifty-three delegates favor
the acceptance OF the entire debt at 4 per cent
per annum. This was their determination at
Inc assembling OF the convention, and they have
remained or that opinion ever since.-[Ney
Orleans Times Man 1S '
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-05-28
I03, 900 Cabinet Organs.

IN numbering the Cabinet Organs of
heir manufacture, the Mason IL Hamlin
)rgan Company has now reached No.
o5,0tO, having actually made and sold
early that number. They not only
hake the very best organs, hut sell them
s low as they possibly can he afforded,
Gen by manufacturers with their great
tcilitics, which brings them at prices
which are only little more than those
{ very poor organs. Their prices are
81, S66, SIS, SSi, $50, 500, and upwards.
hey now also rent organs, allowing the
rnt to apply toward the purchase Ofthe
cyan, so that one can he obtained by
pyment of ten per cent. of of its value
quarterly until il is paid for.
When organs which have proved
themselves the best mt every worlds in
dIstrial exhibition for fifteen years, can
EObtained at such low prices andon such
Easy terms, there is little occasion toput
u with anything inferior. Any one
Interested can obtain full information
b, addressing the Mason Il Hamlin Or
gm Company, New York, Boston or
Chicago.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-05-28

BEAVER DAM, KY,
Nav y, 1879.

BEAVER DAM, KY,
May y, 1879. !
Eiitor Herald: .
But little news aflOat yet.
Plenty of hot, dry weather.
Large stocks of goods received last
week and quite Il quantity being sold
duly.
Hundreds of acres of corn have been
rel lantcd with corn. Very little of tie
first planting came up.
Ir. w. G.. Head, with wife and two
Children of Louisville, arrived last week
and will remain few weeks for the
bcIcfiit of their health. They are stop
ping ut the st. Barnard House. They
are clever, nice people and we trust they
will have II pleasant sojourn here.
Rev. Il. J. Randolph and family ac-
con panied by Mrs. John L. Barrett
spent Il few hours in town last week,
after which they took hacks again for
Liberty neighborhood. Come again
and remain longer.
DIS. :. l.. Berry and u. Wayne Crit
fin, Capt. sam. X. Cox and Hon. III. ID.
McHenry and Prof. Thomas Stevens
left here last week for the Louisville
races. Capt. Cox won the Derby Cup"
Two very interesting young ladies
from Hartford came out to the depot the
other day and received their wedding
outfit believe but won't tell on
them if they will send me bid. May
you both bc happy soon is the wish of
your old friend.
Miss Sallic Kahn, the belle of CrOm-
WELL spent few days in town last
week, the guest of Mrs. Stevens.
Hon. Armistead Jones passed through
town the other day with his license for
pradicing law in his pocket. Mr..
Jones is II clever gentleman and with
his perseverance and industry will
doubtless he an ornament to the pro-
fessiDn of which he is member.
w. III. Blankcnship has plenty of
good bricl. on hand. Spring chickens
are too numerous to count within 5000
of the entire number. Find enclosed
-. 90 and six new subscribers for the
HERALD.
While the rain was p0uring down
ten times, harder than ever before, there
could have been seen trudging through
the rain aud mud ut O'Clock last even
ing, two happy looking couples, MIR.
w. II. Burton and Miss Belle Render,
MIR. John Campbell and Miss Minnie
House, the two former the happy cou-
ple who soon expected to he ma,lc one.
They met DIR. Bruce of this place ON the
road, with hack and were soon inside
and arrived here about . O'Clock u. NJ.
To avoid being seen, they remained in
the Livery stable till near day break
and then ''lit out" for Indiana. Mr..
Burton is clever young man, an Ope-
rator at MclIcnry, Ky, and made am
excellent choice in selecting Miss Belle
for his partner through life. Miss Rem
her is the daughter of MIR. George W.
Render, an influential and clever gentle
man. The cause of the runaway was,
of course, the opposition of the parents.
May they become reconciled and all
live happy.
The heaviest rain fell here yesterday
that has fallen for twelve months, hail
fell rs large Us Il hen egg, doing consid-
cradle damage to tobacco plants, wheat,
oats and corn. Ii is thought, however,
there will he three-fourths of crop
of each raised Corn is now selling for
Is cts and scarce. HENRI.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-05-28
A Dangerous TOrpor.

Torpor or inactivity of the kidneys is
seriously dangerous to those organs,
since it is the precedent of diseases
which destroy their substance and en-
danger life. This sluggishness may he
overcome by stimulating them, On eff
feet produced by Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, general invigorant Alternative,
possessing di,Tetic properties of no com
mon order. The impetus which this
admirable medicine gives to their evac-
native function counteracts any ten
dency to congestion which may exist in
their tissues. Both they and their asso-
ciate organ, the bladder, are invigora-
ted as well as gently stimulated by the
Bitters, which eNerts kindred inilu-
ence upon the stomach, liver and bow
els, and by strengthening the system,
enables it to Withstand malarial ep-
idenic, to which when exposed ii
might otherwise succumb. le-im.