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The New Orleans Picayune says: The man
fuil OF character never gets too full OF beer.
az Charlotte, n. c., increases In beer drink
Inc at the rate OF twenty-five per cent per
year.
sE The farmers OF Pamlico county, n. c., are
getting mad because the bears are eating up
their corn crop.
sB-Modern Ewes are much more afraid OF
snakes than was Eve MOTHER. so says the k-
mira Advertiser.
sE-GeorgetoWn, Col, has It's advantages
There isn't enough level land In the place 10
permit of lay ing out base ball ground.
sg-Hall, Collins Smith and Driver, from
Georgia. moonshiners. were discharged from
the Albany (N. " penitentiary, Saturday, un;
der the poverty clause, they having served
their terms, but being unable to pay their
fines.
sH-The st. Louis Lottery Company has shut
up shop.
es-Mayor Harrison, Of Chicago, has laid be-
fore the City Council project for establishing
free baths.
eF-George Hoag gave decision, as umpire
OF Chicago game or base ball, that displeased
one sides captain, who struck him fatal blow
with q bat.
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VIvOFATHY LIFE ELIXIR, the cure for all.
Including Consumption, Malar1al and Hay
fevers testimonials received Of many remarkable
case OF long standing; others. also. have been
cured Dy tIvoPATHY LITE ELIxIR
WASHINGTON, =. o., August I'd, 1879.
This viii testify that witns sed the complete cure
,ast year OF hay Fever for MI Nc Faddsn, who had
disease The cure was effected In about ten days by
LIB HUBBELLS tIvoPATHY LIFE ELIxIR, appa-
rrntly with great ease and complete Certainty So
sreat sufferer had MI. McFa6den been for many
years. that he had been compelled in Pittsburg Pa
TO abandon bis je very business was cured by the
ELIxR u Washington and has now re-established
in New York. i had charge Of his business and
personally know the facts. H, and I. ana his
friends astonished. and rejoced that he at last
after many years of search had found and rea ICED
this cure. HENRY WEEKS
Marble Building. 9th St and Pennsylvania ave.
Depot ETOTT Il CROMWELL'S. DREW'S
HlCKLING'S, MII.BURNS. Druggists. Office. LOT
Sd st. se., KsshingtOn. augll-tauY25
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MEXICAN H0RSBs.-HOrSeS are bred In great
hunters at the different haciendas In the pro-
vinCes, some OF the larger estates having eighty
or a hundred thousand cattle and fifteen or
twenty thousand mules and horses. The pas
turage is green all the year round and the ami
mails receive no other food. They multiply as
the birds do. and with as little profit to their
owLers. Generally speaking, they run wild
uiith wanted, when they are caught with q
lasso, hoodwinked, and Immediately mounted
For the first Is or 20 minutes they exert their
Whole strength 10 throw their rider, but, ind
Ing tLeir efforts unayailing, patiently submit,
anc generally give but little trouble afterward.
Owing to their immense numbers, horses
an unbroken herd being eight or ten
dollars a head, with but little demand at
that. 1t sometimes occurs that the gov
ernment purchases few hundred for the
army, but, generally speaking, there are very
few occasions when they can be sold Mexican
horses, as rule. are not handsome, and are
seldom more than II hands high; still, they
baye nothing OF the peculiar build OF the pony
about them. Fed entirely upon grass, they yet
endure more fatigue and are capable OF main
tanning rapid gait for longer time than the
granted horses OF other lands. In the towns
and cities they receive the scantieSt OF care and
the meagerest allowance OF food. Tied up the
whole day In the sitting. court-yards, they
stand patiently awaiting their evening meal
Frequently they are turned loose together,
when 1t requires the use Of a lasso to catch
them. SO familiar with this instrument do
they become that the moment the animal feels
the rope about its neck 1t stands stock still,
when without 1t it would not suffer itself TO be
saddled or bridied.-tCorrespondea v. J.. Ecen-
ina Post.
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2 BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line 20 the
North, Northwest, West

., THE GhE . D0VBLE TRACK.
S0.: ss;d fss oaiSss:t: west
70 take seft sSqVnFes Nsi NfH Il is;s at
TSEk P ssa.2s to sps
s e ys sSDs Hgs s ANN % ssn
sas sas5s4s %s asespps sa way f Rss
.S f.t and 1sgrsl Express;
$50 an NV yorf, P ehh Boston aud
B. %GTs Express faiioT car to New York and
SIS = mist. Louis, ,Chisaee, Columbus and
staanton. Pullman Cars to oncinnati. daily. Graz T.
1s g s sa Ann.po
College 21ls s1Rs Ssns
tien. yessup's and Hanover.
ana aa W.22 -Baltimors' Annapolis Eilicott City
i go ?: p;.Esw York, Philadelphia. and Boston
%SR sSnas sn er Wv R sssa and Way
fxpress. Frederick. via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
zs5 ?: m,-tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, Hasers-
P9af Of Rocks and Way Stations only a
$50 ?; mEm,tPHILADELPHIA. .HoRFoLK AND
day. Norfolk Passengers taken in the cars direct to
boat ct Canton Stops at Blsdsnsburs and Laurel.
SEC T fKf s;ssR' neo
s:ls pm.~fGHICAaO, COLUMBUS AND PITTS
B By aa3,6 ExPRxss Sleeping car to Chicago.
l0:l6 D M NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS Stops at BiAdens-
burg and Laurel Sleeping car to New York, and
special sleeping car 70 Philadelphia
II 90 p. m-t8t Louis and Cincinnati Express
Pullman Cars.
tDsily. t6unday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington station, and
will be taken for Baggage to b checked and received
at any POINT in the city. W. N CLEMENTS,
1. M COLE, Gecerrl Ticket Agent
GEO 8. KOONTZ. General Agent myl7-r
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
- K6IATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER STREET AND CONNECTICUT

sed x !fas q ssfs Ct Esa
eolds e S ii ct Of tie ana land d.
&c decree sS passed on the 32h day Of Nay 1872
n cause No 62Ol Equity docket 18, wherein George
heFa Ct A. are and aTson Of s
NJ 81 RI
City Of Distric. Of GoInmbis wit
and S aed
described as follows. w: Beginning at a point on
t4s9l2 tee east Of the southwestern corner OF said
square and running thence vast on street forty
southwestern corner of said square; thence north.
westerly along the line of Connecticut avenus about
line OF ORIGINAL lot mum oered three tsS ia sid
square thence northeasterly and at right angles
three so9s n ass IL saa Tot
due north from the point Of beginning. and thence
a the improvements ways. easements. rights, priv
ieges and appurtenances to the same belonging, or
Terms Of sale. as prescribed by said deed of trust
ss fellows, VIZ: The sum of twenty thousand dol
lars, with interest thereon at the rate Of min. per
cent. per annnm In twelve months after the day of
taken and the balance at twenty. four and thirty.
Bearing Interest at the sae rate Of six per oentnm
per annum from the day Of sale, and secured by
deed Of trust on the property Bold shall be taken
deposit OF one thousand dollars shall be required
of the purchaser at the time OF sale. and all convey
ancing shall he at the expense o; the purchaser II
the terms of the sals are not complied with within
Ave days from the day OF SALE the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property the risk and cost
of the defaulting purchaser after ten days notes
in the Evening Star newspaper.
WILLIAM Fl. PHILIP,l ,r.
JAMES II. JOHNSTON.} 1tus1ees'
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer jyl6-d&ds
sr-rur apovu oATU 70 nouc,ox,rr, -,
order OF Court, until the 9Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER
A. D., 1879, at the SAME hour aud place
WILLIAM II. PHILIP, ru,s.o..
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON,} trustees
jy30.3l ,augl 2, 4 IL, 18.sep8,S.9.
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PRECEDENCE AMONG ENGLISH SERVANTS
Precedence In England extends even into the
servants nan and the kitchen. This is mani
the house servants attend, Just as they used to
do here In families In which that domestic dis
clpliLe was kept up. A row OF chairs is placed
for item 10 the breakfaSt-rOom, and they enter
and take their seats The head of the house
reads prayers and the lesson OF the day. or some
other part OF the Bible. l observed that the
same order, the houSekeeper marching at the
head OF the line, and taking the seat farthest
from the door. And 1t was, am sorry to say
pound soemnly In and plump stolidly down
upon their seats. After prayers are over, they
Q! course rise and go out. But saw that they
dld lot GO out In reverse order, and the one
nearest the door going out first, as would have
been natural and convenient. They rose, stood
In line. and then the housekeeper went out
nrst, followed by the servant next her; and thus
the line doubled upon itself, the file thus telling
itself of, so that the one who entered the room
last left 1t last. The order of entering and
leaving was the same. On speaking OF this,
strictly observed among them; that in the
servants hall the housekeeper took the head
OF the table, the butler the foot, and that
sfs fsant and under had places
the dignity OF their positions. What is
the order OF their sitting or OF their going
the lord OF precedence only knows; but
suppose that my lady'S maid sits on the right
hand OF the butler, and my lords own man on
that OF the housekeeper. At dinner they sit
together at the common table down to cheese;
and the upper servants only rise and 60 in state
to dessert In the hOusekeeper's room. The
upper servants are those who have servants
under them; en- upper servant never wears liv-
cry. When visitors at great house bring ser
wants with them, the guests In the servants
hall are formally assigned places strictly ac-
cordtng to the rank OF their master or mistress.
| learned also that servants 90 call each other
by the titles OF their masters and mistresses,
and that this incident OF sfhigh life below
stairs" is no Northumberland Grant White in
S. Dtenlbcr Afln1lic
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CANNING RED FIsH.-Some enterprisfng young
men In Idaho have organized a company for
the canning OF the famed red fiSn of Wallowa
In America or In the world. It viii i've only
In ice cold water OF the mountain lakes Some
OF The Idaho papers are inclined to class red
fish with the salmon, but another paper of the
TERRITORY angr1iy AYERS, There is about as
much similarity between the looks and favor
OF the sickly salmon and the red fish as there Is
between good, fat canvas back duck and an old
setting mother wild gooSe.r The red fish aver.
age twenty inches In length, and weigh from
four 10 eight pounds. The iiavor is something
that OF the lake trout; the body is slim the fms
ingly beautiful. August is the only month in
which the romantic fellows can be caught
boston Advertiser.
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T T. GOODWILL, Real Estate Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
IATE, No. 1916 X STR SET NoRTHWE5C
BY virtue Of deed OF trust to ma boar -
Ing Jate the goth Gay of February. 1877, and Iva
recorded among the land records OF the Dis -.
request OF the holder of the note, VIII sell puplc
auction, upon the premises, on TUESDAY, the day
OF lot number Is. in square number SO. situate in
the City OF " as hngton d a.. described foilJws:
b. aInpInY for the at the northwest ner Of
said ot and running thence east, with the south
haif inches thence south tWenty.ons feet: thence
eastthr,e and one.halt inches; thence south sixty
eiebty.two feet, with the east line of ten foot
alley, to the piece OF beginnina; together with the
brick dwelling and premises
Terms Of ea,e: One-third cash; balance Ia six.
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at tae
rate of seven per cent deferred payments to be
secured by deed of trust on the property sold or
chaser win be required to pay SlO6 cash at tne OF
sale. Al conveyancin9 ct cost OF purchaser Terms
aug2O. "a, q ,S0,sepl y. Z. DOUGLASS. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAI, Els
/ LATE, HOUSE No 12U1 FOURTH STREET
rNHOMA9 BOWLING, Auct1oneeT.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON IHE EAST SIDE OF MARKET SPACE.

TEORGEIUWN n. d. z.
By order Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis -
hIct OF Columbia, in equity cause No $3.50, HA
Barbour ct al. Smith ct al, the under s2c:&.
stoned win sell at public auction, in front of the
premises on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, August
forty three 43), in Old GEORGETOWN, as more par
ticnarly get forth in Libe. 776 at folio 3d. Of
tie land records for said District together with the
improvements &c. consisting Of threestory brick
house, suitable for dwelling and store purposee
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at six
per oentum per annum, secured by deed Of trust
purchaser whose bid is accepted.
WOODBURY. WHEELER, Trustee.
argHOd $50 ~ street.
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DIED.

BAKER At Brannbletop. near Norfolk. Saturday
evening, August 231, 1879. at 49, In the sixty nth
year of his age, DANIEL BaKER.
The burial services VIII take place Tuesday, Al
gust 2Gth instant at OAR Hin Cemetery. at O'Clock
p. N.
BO1SEAU. On Monday, August Is, 1879, RIcH-
ARD F. BoIsEAU a1ed thirty seven years
Notice OF funeral in to norroWs papere-
EAS1ON. At 2 p. M, August oath, 1879. Mrs
MARY A., beloved wife Of john VI. kaston, aeOd
sixty four years.
Market street, Georgetown. st so clock Tuesday
Angus, 10th
FLACH. Aueust 24'h, 1879. EIrzABsrH FLAoH,
ond year Of her age.
Funeral viii take place on Tuesday at 8 n ~.
from the resdenoe of her son-in Law Jacob Rooi
1Z9 Seventh street northwest Friends and rela
tiyes sre RESPECTFULLY invited 10 attend.
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Proposals for Dredging.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
1907 Pennsylvania Avanue,
WASHINGTON, D. Q August 8, 1879
CEALED PROPOSALS. for Dredging in the follow
~ irg Rivers and HarbOrs will be received at this
office at IL ~. on Wednesday, BE ptember l0th 1879
and opened Immediately thereafter:
!. Washington HarbOr p. q.
Mount Vernon Channel potomac Rive-,) Va.
Breton Bay. Md, and Nomini Greek. vs.
Urbana Greek. (Rappahannock Rivsr) Vs.
organizations, containing detailed Information,
ana bank forms OF proposals. can be obtained at
THIS ONCE The right to reject any all proposals
Is reserved b. T. ALERT,
augt- u. s. Civil Engineer
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PROPOSALS.

pEOPOsALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS IRON
L WORK, AND ALSO FOR SLATE FLOOR
SLABS.
ReccTstructfonof the e. S Patent Office Builiing,)
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT, |
q street, between Sth and 9th streets NV.
WAsHINGToN. D c.. August 16, 1879. }
until + m Of the sSrH DAY OF AUausr' 1879, Tor
fur ishins delivering, fttiug and putting in place
pete, certain iron work, prism frames and
Of windows, facngs Of floors and light wells
yanga, stairs and freproOf Siding doors, etc, for
sne feeonstracnon OF the MODEL rooms OF the North
anoe with drawings, specifications and schedule,
which may be seen at this Office.
Bank forms of proposals and any desired In
for. alton may be obtained on application at this
of.ca ADOLF ULUSS,
Engineer and Architect
the same time and place. for furnishing. delivering
and putting IN place about 10000 square feet Of
slate floor slabs. ADOLF CLUSS,
aug16-eO5t Engineer and Architect
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SHOT By HER FoCR-YEAR-OLD GRANDSON.
Paducah dispatch to the Louisville Courier
journal says: The widow Blanchard, living
about nine miles from this city, was accident
ally shot by four-year-old grandson, q few
boys had been hunting, and on returning one
OF them laid his ride across a cnunck In the
yard. the muZzle pointing toward the house.
Mrs blanchard was sitting Ia the door, when
the child commenced playing with the gun
ana, IL went OF, the ball striking the Old lady
In the abdomen, inficting what IS pronounced
fatal wound,
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RESCUED, But FOR WHAT FATs.-fet
agatI Nivier. ON going along the street behoIds
bourgeois at whom Cog is barking and snap
ping y1c1ously. Running up he exclaims, "Be
not afraid, Sir, VIII protect you-get out OF
that, you brute" and brandishes his cane 50
vigorously that the animal sullenly retires.
The bourgeois is prodigal OF thanks, and goes
On aTm-in-arm with bis preServer.
IT Is lucky that you are not afraid Of dogs,
sill" says the bourgeois
"If that dog had ventured to lay his teeth
upon you he would have sealed IFS DOOM SAYS
Vive-, colby.
You would have killed him.
g would have bitten him"
Bitten him? / don't exactly understand
Then In from GO to ~ hours he would have
goLe mad and been knocked on the head"
Really. sir, don't grasp your meaning
mean," says Nivier, gripping his compan-
ions arm, while fearful CONFUSION d,storts hts
features, 81 mean that was bitten eight days
ago by mad dog and feel that the crisis OF
my disease is approaching. must bite some
thing You owe me no thanks; 1t would have
been positive relief TO sink my envenomed
fapgs into his Quivering flesh. What-(shiver-
irgl-is that fountain over there?" (Bourg-
eois yanishes upon tie wings OF the wind.l-
tFrench Vii, in y. Y. World.
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DRY GOODS.
RAne>1Ns DRY GOODS.

sr.,,,, NEW Sl, GOODS ~ NEW e soops urnrz
puIe wool, t0c.
vsIy fine. e. a. IS s.. sbo f' WOOL VSr' "'a' 'n'
BLACK SILKS BLACK SILKS
Special Bargains.
'N'1 GohoR sisbr SILKS. CoLoRED SILKS.
BLACK SILKS IS. Is. 81 81 90, s1i2. 81 as. 81 so,
Our sloo and 81 Is BLACK SILKS are Especial
CARTER'S,
III Market Space.
i Is WOOL HL a large size. saos,
SHETLAND sHAwLs,
All colors
Sod kSRAM T a6dR R5 s e
LADIES' MEKINO VESTS. Soc
leF ona MSe
CARTER'S,
aug21tr III Market Seace.
CAsEM N aa4'sa FEENga A wool soc yard.
1oS Il s sls elssep eeIsr ed Hose. 1sc
Rnby's Double Busk Corsets.
Ams nem0'sS'S Asia0; jos ss s RA1LEs.
augl6-h Cor. Sth q II SITS. SIC.
Nt Np t1hN HhGK 5sf 5pE ESRB r Isg
SILK SCARFS, 80 cents, worth CO.
very iafse lot ali great variety of styles fol 10
These goods were DO .ht for cash and must
sold for cash, as there Is very small profit in them
anel6-lm 1909 F st. n u.
p EMOVAL NOTICE.
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81 A mad wolf stampeded the population OF
StoiDgtown, Texas, the other day. BE was
finally shot.
tS A Fairfield tConn.) womsn, IS years Old
has had her false teeth pushed out or place, and
made useless, by new and sound set or teeth
which have Just appeared.
81 Lord Charles Ker has gone into bank
ruptcy. Liabilities, sli0, 0o0 nothing said as
to the assets"
~ street car at New Albany, Ind was
stopped by h1ghwaymen, and the conductor
ard one passenger were robbed OF their money
and watches.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctloneers
VALUABLE e, PROPERTY FRONTING on

IWNLFTH STREET, BETWEEN NJ AND II
SHEETS SOUTHEAST. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF q deed of trust, dated May 10th, IN
A.D: 1874 and duly recorded in Liber No. ~
the District Of Columbia, and by direction Of the
party secured thereby, shall sau. at public auc-
tlcn, III froht Of the premises, on THURSDAY,
August 2Sth, A. D. 1879. at O'Clock pm, ali that
piece or parcel Of land situate and being in the city
OF Washington, District Of oumbia and known
upon the ground plat or plan OF said city as being
the forth (23) feet front by the depth
Of Tire lot of lot No. ~, in square No. 1000.
Terms Of sale: 800 cash balance in six, twelve
and eisllteen months. for notes bearing interest
FROM day of eale and secured by deed Of trust on
prol orty sold; Ali conyeyancing, &c, at purchas.
ers cost Ss0 down on day of sale. and il terms of
sale are not complied with within five days from
day q sale the Trustee serves the right to resell
purchaser.
aug19 eod&ds JOHN g. CASTELL, Trustee
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THpMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
TIE EAST SIDE OF SIXTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN l AND X STREETS NORTH

On THURSDAY, August 2sth at 8 O'Clock S-A
IN. will sell on the premises parts uf lots f2
No 10 ard IL. in square 1879 fronting 80 feet -
10 inches on the east side Of 10th street between
alley The imptoyements consiet of a large three
story and basement Brick Dwelling House, with
modern improvements.
Terms One:b cash balance in six. twelve and
secured by deed Of trust on the property All cor
yeSaleing at cost Of the purchaser. deposit sIOo
conipied with in Ave days. the property viii be re-
SOLD at the risk and cost of the oefauting purchaser
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CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
" BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA ALEXANDRIA, WAEHIN4I

" BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at Philadelp hia with CIyde's
Line for Boston, Providence, and the
New England States.
Sailing DAYS.
FROM Phtl4delphia-SaturdAy, ct 10 am.
From w ashington-Mon6ay, at ii An
From Georgetown-Monday, at pm
Ereights received daily until pm. Through
bills Of laden given to Boston and Providence, and
Fan River Consumes Wishing their goods landed
u6EoRGETOwN, d. O."
For full information apply to J. b. JOHNSON
Warrington, d. O.; g. F. HYDE, 80 Water street
GEORGETOWN, ID. O.; WILLIAM p. OEXDE 90,
General Managers, II South WhArves, PhilAde-
phia. mar201y
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RAILROADS.
WHITE MOUNTAINS,

WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MKMPHREMAaOG. QUEBEC. AND THE
SAGUENAY RIVER
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAY
LIGHT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 80. 1879,
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOR CARS
FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
Leave New York on Day Express ......s at O5 q m.
And Arrive ut Littleton at T. 20 o. m
And Arrive ut Bethlehem. at 7.45 pun
And Arrive ut Twin Mt. House. at 7.66 pm.
And Arrive at Fabyans ..............at8 8. 10 pm.
And Arrive at Profile House. ...........at g. 10 IN
And Arrive at Crawford House. at 8. 80 pm
And Arrive at Quebec. at g. 80 am
Take sleeping Gar for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.
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nlgPOSERg OF g1OOND-H HAND OLOTHIN6.-
~ Left-O6 Olothins, Watches. Guns. Pistols, &c.-
Dan get the beat cash prices from the ORIGINAL
h16ZO9, 8O6 9th st., near Pa avenue. Branch 23i
IA ava By calling 1t addressing the above places,
promPt attention VII b given 10 81 orders
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ASK FOR TICKETS VIA CONNECTICUT
RIVER LINE.

Through aud round trip tickets can be purchased
Ct cket Offices Oh Pennsylvania r. L. at Philadelphia
,'.caster, Harrif burg, Baltimore, Altoona and
Ptisburg and in Washington, D. c., at office Of B. i
o. ER. at each CT which offices full information can
BE- ubtained. fv181m
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KARRYRD.

DUNAPACE-EvANS. On Ausust s2d. 1879. ct
Sturgis. Mich. az the yeefdence of Daniel Boeton,
csc by the Rev. g. Z. Shaw, JAMES puNAPAcE, Of
Perry bury. Ohio, to Miss FLORENCE s. EVANS, Of
sHERwoOD-sCoTTsIA August lith, 1879,
by the Rev. ". ii. c Brown, RICHARD sEEkwooD,
OF Baltimore to Mrs. CELIA EcoTIMAN, OF Wash
i,.stpp, D {. q
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THE L0NACONING STR1KERS.-ThOmas Smith
Thomas Reynolds and Edward Crow, three
striking laborers employed by j. T. Somers,
land Railroad Company at Lonacaning, arrest
ed, as noted, on the charge OF conspiracy to
raise the price OF labor, had hearing before
Sloan appearing for the defense and States
Attorney Boyd and MIR. j. j. McHenry for the
state. The examination Of the case occupied
from II a. no. until p. m, with the exception
OF an hours recess for dinner, and tweuty-fi re
witnesses were examined. About fifteen OF the
workmen swore that they stopped work because
they feared the contractor would not pay them
their wages. This OF course, destroyed the
case, 1t being necessary to prove an intention
to raise the price OF labor, and the magistrate
was compelled to quaSh the proceedings. Mr.
Somers has, as yet, made no arrangement with
the men, and work has not been resumed
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