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SWALLOWING POISON.

SWALLOWING and 1nhsliug the no,ious impu.
n'ies generated by Catarrh, POISON not alone the
nasal organs, but the stomach and lungs No
merely LOCAL remedy, like douches and insoIubIa
snu1fs, can possibly reach eradicate the yruient
sporules of Catarrh This fact explains the won.
derful cures effected by De. WEI DE MEYERS
new INOCULAIIVE treatment. The elements
used by him are ABSORBED by the mucous mann
brane throughout the system and form CONSTI.
TUTIOEAI. as we'll as local antidote as certain to
CURE CATARRE, as vaccine virils is to prevent
Smallpox. Its unprecedented sale with ursolic-
tied testimonials from many thousands who, at
ALL STAGES Of the disease, HAVE BEEN CURED
by this wonderful remedy, establish beyond con.
Tradition, tie fact that WEI DE MEYERS CA
TERSH CURE is the most important medical
discovery since vaccination. REV. G. Il. TAYLOR
140 Noble street, Brooklyn. writes Zone package
produced radical cure." 1T entirely cured q
member of my family who had suffered from Ca
tarrh fer 40 years j. ID. MCDONALD, ITO Broad
way, n. Z. sit cured me after doctoring for
nearly 80 years" Mrs. EMMA G. HowEs 80 "
Washington Place. \. Y. ' can speak for SEVEN
mem bers Of n family who have used it with great
benefit" Rev. W. q. SUMNER, Frederick Md ::
"EyeTybedy troubled with Catarrh as 1 was
should use it." MARY A. RANKER. 494 n. Clark
street, Chicago, H.: "For six years did not
breathe through my ncstrils until used Wei De
Meyers Catarrh Cure" Mrs. NJ. E. SHENEY, 1922
Sarah street. st. Louis, Mo-: 1t gave me instant
relief" +. j. DRANK, Atlantic Hotel, Chicago
cit restored me to my ministerial labors'' Rev
GEO. A. RIEs, CobblaskilI, n. Y. "It relieved me
Of great Polypus." W. 81. TRUEsDELL. II. D.,
Elgin. H., &C., &c, &c &c DIR. Wei De Meyers
"TREATISE' is mailed FREE. His "CURE" is
DELIVERED TO any address. by D. B. DEWEY Co,
At Dey st.. n. Y, at 81 so complete. novs-so
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THE Cook DIVORCE CAss.-To-day in the
Court IN General Term, Judges cartier anS
cook, Qhe Balm OF Life prolessor), was heard,
on a motion OF defendant to expunge certain
words In the decree Of the court. When the
case was heard below decree was passed
giving the custody OF the children to the res
pondent, and it alleged that after this
decree had been signed that the petitioners
attorney (Mr. W. E. Meloy) inserted the words
1.-The plaintiff" thereby giving Mrs. Cook ems.
tody. Mr.. jackson. for the respondent, called
attention to this interllneati0n, and the court
directed that ring be drawn around these
words, and note explanatory OF tile same be
placed On the margin of the record, and inti-
mated TO BIZ. Meioy that he had committed an
ehce OF which he may not have heard the
last, and were the proper motion before the
Coul II would be acted upon.
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One Price,
nov20-1
RRoCADED SILKS

OR0CADED SILKS
IN BLACK AND COLORs,
50 QUALITY FOR 81. so.
6 4 ATWOOD HABIT CLOTHS, ST, 81 25.
BLANKETS and FLANNELs
NEW SKIRTS and CLOAKINGS
MkElNO VESTS. VELYETS.
NEW DRESS GooDs.
In Pain, Flaid and Brocade
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We HAVE constantly on hand f

We HAVE constantly on hand from $50 to 200
gallons of choice cream, price 50 cents per gal
Ion. Telephone, write or call, night or day.
Balance not sold is churned next day. The
butterIniik and butter from this cream is sent
out on the wagons throughout The city. Try It,
Attorney dairy, F. h. Ward, 4l2. Ala and 416 81
street northwest
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CITY ITEMS.

HEAVY SKELETON OyKACoATs, with diagonal
race ana plaid back, TO wear one season, for SO.
Heavy listers, real listers from 80 to So
Heavy SurtoutS, from $3.50 to $50.
Very fine Beaver OVercoats Ia brown, blue
and black, for $40.
A few heavy Overcoats one TO three OF style
made OF best goods flom customer department.
from $50 TO $40. GEO. g. HENNING,
40 9TH street.
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TYLER S CHEWING,
Uste Clerks with Perry Il Bro.).
els 9TH 1t. NV.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES

EXTRA GOOD VALUES
IN BLACK ALL SILK vELVETS.
Piece % inch wide, BLACK ALL SILK VELVET
at 50 90, Beautiful Color and Quality.
Piece 81 inch wide, [Ponsons} BLACK ALL SILK
VELVET, at ST.. 90, reduced from Sl3 20.
NEW BLACK AND COLORED SILK PLUSHES.
BARGAINS IN BLACK aid COL0RED EELFETS.
BLACK BROCADE SaTINS FROM S1.60 to So
C0lORED BROOADE SATINS FROM 81 rs to b.
BLACK SATIN pELYON from ST.. so to S3. 90.
COLORED SATIN DI LYON (au shades
PARIS OLOAkS, JACKETS and ULSTERS.
FUR LINED S1Lh AND SATIN DE LYON CIR
CULARS.
ANTIQUE and NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS
WHITNEY BLANkE cS, MERINO UNDERWE r..
CAMEL'S HAIRS, CHUpDAS, SERdES and II ABB T
CLOTHS, III Great Variety and at the Lorest
Prices.
eE- OUR NORTHERN AND EASTERN COR
RESPONDENTS SEND Us NEW SUPPLIES
DAILY.
So ONE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY q BROTHER,
Penn. ave-, cor. 9Th at.
Established 1910. nov2o
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Winter Luxuries.

An-Wool, ribbed and plain, Scarlet aud Waite
IGdershrts ahd Drawers:
Best 80 and 75c. White MeTino Under hirts:
Heavy Brown Canton Flannel Drawers, 500:
Cloth, Castor, Kid and Buckskn Gloves;
Lined Dogskn and Kid Gloves, Fur tops;
Splendid stock OF Wool Knit Jackets;
cashmere, Merino and Shaker Wool Socks:
Mems and Boys Hats, ard Cloth and Fur Caps
At LEWIS lone Price Store" 92O 9TH H. ".
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IRE CAPITOL ASSAULT CAsE.-Ett9F Sur
IL tie speech CT VIM. Hughes before the court,
Oh his second trial, previous 10 being sentenced
LOT an indecent assault upOa my little girl as
pGGilSEed II THE STAR. be said, lie had sine
The trial learned that the mother OF the girl had
attempted 10 blacklnail an oI1icer or the Post
ONCE department. I would Ike 10 know the
name or this official. that may prosecute and
convict MIN as / did Hughes. II Mr.. Hughes
uCeS Hot give the name. then, as soon As he has
served out his sentence snail again arra.rn
LIN ctioTe thc court foT malicious sl4nder.
!. BCRLISGAGE.
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AN ALLEGED THIEF ARRESTED.-An alleged
notorious colored thief named Frank Hawkins
alias Frank Butler, was arrested by Officer
Breen yesterday afternoon, for having in his
possession lot OF gas fixtures, lead pipe and
sheet copper. which has been cut out OF house
No. 926 FL street northwest, leaving the water
and gas escaping. He was committed TO jail by
Judge Smell this morning until tomorrow,
when the owner OF the property will appear
and prosecute him for larceny.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenis. &c.. To-nigh

Amusesnenfs. &c.. Tonight
National ThedteT.-''PirateS OF PenZance."
FbrdS opera HOllse.-Haverly's Co:ored Car
LiyaI.
439 Tn street.-The bohemian Glass Blowers.
T6th and III sfreetS.-Art Loan Exhibition.
Christian Churc5.-Oyster supper.
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OF when summer heat and dust parch our
thlo2ts, "Hub Punch" Is equally acceptable
VIII hot water 1t far exceis Uoddy made When
waited OF the average materials, and It is IN
milk. Being already prepared. it can be used
upon uncorktng. 1t makes splendid might
cap taken upon going to bed. Keep ft La
readiness. Sold every where at &. % hnftle
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Doors AND SHOES OF all popular makes at tue
lowest prices. Great bargains in ladies' and
gents furnishings, TO make room for holiday
novelties. II. L. Stras6urger & Son, 306- 39S Ith
Street.-Adu.
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To One And All

Are you suffering from a Cough, Cold, Asth-
ma. Bronchitis, or any OF the various pulmo-
nary troubles that SO often end in consumption?
II SO, use "lFlbO,'s Pure COD Lipel' OF ana
quaek preparation, but is regularly prescribed
by the medical faculty. Manufactured only by
A. b. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold by ali
druggists.
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LITTLE GIRL BURNED TO DEaTH-About 81
o'clock Wednesday afternoon a yoyner cht.i
Tour years cid, named Frances BaIifngeT. dau.,a-
yer OF MIS- BaliDger, residing at the corner 81
"a ana u sIleet5 southwest, during the tempo
raIy absence OF It's mother al q neivhDorjnp
stCre, was so severely burned that iC died short
y afterwards. It appears thai the clothing or
the enid TOOK NE by coming IN contact with =
not stove; that when she discovered herself 70
De on IRE she ran into the street with her ciosh-
!1S "a a blaze aud wagon driver Jumped from
us = al ana with horse blanket sInOtherei the
pqthe0, ana expired shortly afterwards The
bright for its Sge '-'
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SEE THE PARNELL OvERCOAT Just placed on
sale ct the Famous" No. 400 lth street.. \
garment We'll worth SIS. Price s1O-AlW.
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1904 THE GREAT 1000
lCoV FENNsYLVAhIA ROUTE L . GU
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTH YVES /,
DpnhlH Ira GfeS1

TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTH YES /,
r.A1S II E IF.VE wN9XEMgES sth iss0
corner Of Sixth and streets. as follows:
For Ptssb burg and the West, 500 n.t daily. With
IN. daily. with Sleeping Oars from Hsrris.
burg to CINCINNATI, st; LOUIS and Chicago;
All Uiia Sab e
For GssnSsa 8. Rochester. Buffalo Nisgars
aas st except snnas sna dss -
except sstuTday, with Palsce Oars to Canaan
For Wiiliamsport. Lock haven and KIrnrs st 10 40
Fer New 3H and sasf he 1 Eas 10 40 % 30 and
Ekpress Of FaliIean Pas!or Cars $50 am.
daily, except snndsy.
Jerssy Sy with 5eas Of b iIs Anne
sfcrdins direc. transfer to Fulton street. avoid
For s hssoss asI2s. $50 tos6 any
pm. On SUNDAY. S: 40 and 10 100 p m: Limited
For hFasss oge sl6 s at s esssf foso and
2:l0, 4 20, 4:40. $40, $50 and 10 90 pm. On
Sunday, 100, G:4o q. ID 2:lo. $40. $50 and
For ,Pepes Greek Line. Ga IL. and ! 40 pm.
For Annapolis. 40 a. IN, and 40 p N. daily, ex
VIZ Rsb hHR Gkp WsshNa
TON RAIL RusD.
For s A5sTs asd s. On I sunday a At and
For Richmond and the South. an. dsily. and
Trains leave hexandris for Washington, s, 8. ls
an; u Sp O. 9, and % y, 2. na. ana Ia ria q.
Tickets. information. sleeping and parlor czr &C.
east corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. northeast corner 9th and Pennsylvania ave-
the checking of baggage to destination from hots.
L. P. FARMER General Passenger Agent.
FRANK BRONSON. General Man aseI. sspl7
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COLD WEATHER chaps the skin. Try Euca-
Typ Inc. You VIII never use anything else.
Price % centS.-AdUt.
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ALTERS BRAIN Foop, is the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs OF either sex S.
All druggists. STOTT CROMWELL, Agents.
60 $50 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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READ THIS COLUMN.

Iron Ditters Curatine
Powerful Tonic. Vegetable Medicine
Iron Bitters Curatin.
Complete Strengtbensr. Reliable Medicine,
Iron Bit,ers lCurstfne
sure Appetizer Cures Blood Diseases.
Iron Bitters CuratIne
hnrich the Blood. lCuree Liver Complaint.
Iron Bftters Curattn.
Renew the Vigor. Cures Kidney Affections.
Iron Bitters Curatine
Give Vitality. Cures serofuIs
Iron Bftters Curattus
Cure Malarial Diseases. Cures rheumatism.
Iron Eitters Curatine
Cure dyspepsia. For letter, Itch
Iron Bisters
Cure Indigestion. Curatine
Cures PnPles
IrritabiIty. CuratIne
Iron Riftsrs
Cure Langour. Curstine
Iron Buffers --''
Cure Painful Curatine
Menstruaton. For MercunalPo
rrice 81 Bottle. Price 81 Bottle.
IRON BITTERs AND CURATIVE
For sale by
sT0TT q CROMWELL,
4s5 Pennsylvania ave,
Wholesale and Retail. and by al Druggists.
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hILLED By ACCIDENT. John SheckIc5. sr.oln-
panied by Robert MCkinless. boy OF fourteen
went INTO the country near Baltimore. gunning
10 Gay. Mr.. SkeckleS in leaning over some
rocks struck the hammer OF his gun aEainsr
oDe o. them, dischaTgiBg the weapon. TN.
entire load entered the bre ist OF Necklaces eu1
&c South Carolina notified Mr.. McEluless OF me
tragic death OF his son
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WASHINGTON CATTLE NAREET.-IHeld every
Wednesday, at Queenstown. on the Metrlpo,f-
tan Branch, L. ( .. X. r.. three miles frofl the
cty-LeWls j.. Means, proprietor At the
Queenstown Drove \ ara Yesterday 23J head OF
cattle We're offered, OF which 2iS cold 70 butch
eTs, al Sa5L. cents per pound and remain
over. $50 sheep and lambs up; OF these all were
sod as follows: sheep. o3+i! per p0uad: lambs,
sac; COWS and calves brought s254sJ0. The state
OF the market was fair.
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'Totally Different from All Others,o
'lOIdOn HAIR ReStOreT." lnSureS new growth.
" London Hair RestoTer.r Restores the color
" London Hair ReStorer." EXQUISITE dressing
NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT TT-TIIICEENs
Thin hair, stops its falling and the most per-
tect hair restorer and dressing the world has
ever known. We allude to London Han. color
RestOTeT." A. A. GibsoD, Barrytown, y. y
writes: at has stopped my hair from falling
ana restored 1t to les natural color" 'Lo,tdOn
Han' Restores Is sold b. all druggists at 10
cents bottle.
BUCHUPABIA. Quick, complete cure to 8
Gays; ell urinary complaints; 81, at druggists
For Washington at $50 Pa ave.
"RouaH ON RATs."-Asa crugglst for Il. It
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed bugs 1sc
box: for Washington at $50 Pa avenue.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FASTLINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST IND THE " EST 81 VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK! JANkEY COUPLER: STEEL
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER u. 1880
LkAIE WASHINaION,
=. go q m.-Balumore. ElHcott City aud Way Sta
$40 a.m.-t baltimore Express
600 m-Baltimore, Annapolis aud way. ped
mont Strssburs, Winchester. H,gerstown and
go "a m Point of Rocks and way stations.
500 q u .-Staunton and VALLEY Express. (0on-
rects Tor Haserstowu and at Point OF Rocks for
800 a.m,-New York. Philadelphia and Boston
Express.
800 .m;-ton Sunday only-fcr Baltimore. An
10, 90 am Esltimore Express tstops a. Hy-
attsville, College, Re!tsyine, Laurel Annapolis
ioi6 m.@+PttaburFh t.'; Cincinnati and St.
1910 ,. baltimore, Eliicott City. Annapolis
l:25 2, ra.-tCn Sunday only. for Baltimore and
100 p.m.-t Baltimore Express,
,2 $50 !. ni.-fNe. YORK. Philadelrhia and Boston
$50 p. u.-Baltimore and Way Stations Cyyin-
chester, Frederick, H.serstown and Way, via
a so p. m:-Raltimore. HyattsviIle snd Laurel
Express. Frederick, Via Relay. Stops at Anna
4:35 ?. MP Of Rocks. Frederick, Hagers-
t9Tn Minnh , ri and Way EOn Sunday to Point
4 As p. Ia.-tBaItimore. Annapolis and Nay Sta
tors.
6:l0p. m.-tChcago and Columbus Express
545 :. M Philadelphia and Baltimore Express.
tMartl s1ors apd Way, via Relay. Stops At Hystts-
vile ar Laurel
sos /. m.-Point of Rocks and Way Stations
6:55 ?. m-+B,ttmore and Way Stations.
80 y. m.-Ealtrnore and Laurel Express.
900 p. m.-tPttsburgb, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Express.
9:35 p M Baltimore, HyattsviIe and Laurel
Express.
10 is p. m.-fNew York, Philadelphia and Bos
ton EXPRESS.
daily Sunday only. Other trains daily, ex
cept sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information Apply IT the Baltimore
and Chic ticket Offices Washington Station. asd
GIG and 1851 PeLns2lvania avenue ccrner I4ta
street, where orders VIII be taken for baggage to be
checked and received ct any point in the city
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS O-pAY.

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFrICH OF THs CHIEF Sr6NAr. CFTfCERl
WASHINGTON, Nov. g. 1850, $50 An.
For the middleAtlaltic states. stationary, fol-
lowed by lover barometer. falling, followed by
stationary or rising temperat6re- norJheriy.
veeTtng 10 eaSferly or sOutReTly Winds partly
cloudy or cloudy weather and occasional ligSt
SDOw.
RANGE OF THF THERMOMETERS.
The following are the readings of the thermom-
eter at the Signal Office during the day. a. IN,
40: 7:S5. Am. go, II am. sc; pm, 250.
na21muns %. minimum "a
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Preventative of MaIarial Diseases
Opinion of Eminent Or III, r. sSaifon
Of Annapolis, Md.
Colden'S Ltebfg's Lf2"id Extract Of B2er is q
most excellent preparation. It's par excel
lence. superior to cod liver Oil Or anything
have ever used In waisted or impaired constitu-
lions. and extremely beneficial as a preventive
OF malaral diseases Sold by all druggists.
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iOl CASNoT Please IOCR Boys better than
pS giving mem new OUTFIT from the splendid
stoch OF coming foT sale at the BOYS CLOTHING
avenue.
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WIEN MIND AND BODY are out of sorts, with
cod extremitieS. yelicwneSS II the skin COS
uYeness, duh headache and an indispoSition TO
STIR about, be sure you are In for a bilious
at2ck, springing from more or less diSOrdered
hFtf. Or. Jayne's Sanative Pills VIII bring the
move all hillary distress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-26

THE Sun Is 9l. eco 600 II lies away. Your drug
gist sells Dr. Bu2Ts Cough syrup fox > cents
ECJtip,
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lust RECEIVED

lust RECEIVED
LOCO Pairs women's Peb. Goat But, Plain ana
Box Toe, for 81. % real value 81. IS.
Also la Pairs Misses Sizes IL 10 2 Peb Goat
But, 81 real worth 81 80. Great bargain.
With crest many lob lots to offer in BOOTS ana
SHOES. Call at
noY20 WSELRY
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Heating Stoves
IA Ranges end Latrobes, at low prices Istrobes,
Furnaces and Ranges pro nptly repaired. AL work
guaranteed ST GEO. Z. GARTRELI'S, 615 It'll St.,
bet. 81 snd northwest noylS-lm
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GOLD PLATED chains ana charms. s.. Prlgg,s.

MARRIAGE LIcSESE5 have been issued IN Chas
ID. Morris and Adele +. Quagles: Franz y
Smith and Grace X. Dyer; james IL. Clsmanfs
and Rebecca Padgett, both OF Charles county
Md; Wallace f. Myers and Elizabeth Sedg wick.
PrinluS Moore Sn1 Mary Ann Davis, OF Aiexan-
dTia, Va; ThOs- II. Mooney and Norah Barrett.
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TLsTEAS. DOLMaNS
WALKING JACKETS.
TUR~LINED CIRCULARS, &c,
INDIA sHAWLS AND CLOAgINGs,
BLAN SETS. CURTAINS AND QUILTS.
CHOICE DRESS GOODS.
DAMASSE SILKS go and $3.50.
SATINS DE LYON, all shades.
LADIES HABIT CLOTH, all colors.
PARIS NOVELTIES at low prices.
FYRNING SHADES IN DAMASSES.
UNDERWEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
FANCY HOSIERY, ali styles for Misses.
Ladies Fuli-faphoDed Silk Olocked solid COL
DEED hose, 80 cents.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
AT VEhY LOW PRICES.
w. M SINISTER g. SONS,
0IO Penna. avenue.
One Price. nov22
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ERANkEOHT

ERANkFORT
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY
OF KENTUCKY. AT LOUISVILLE, KY.
THIRD DRAINING, on THE zTH OF DECEM.
BRK, 1850.
CAPITAL PRIZE. $50, 0Og.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS,
BEFORE REMOVAL
NEW. ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS PREMISES,
e2l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
We OFFER
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
IMMENSE BARGAINS,
To REDUCE Our STOCK OF
LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
NAMELY:
IS dcz. LOOM HUCK TOWELS, only 81. SO per doz.
26 doz HoNRYCoMB TOWELS, only al SO per
80 doz. PLAID GLASS TOWELS, only So per doz.
Large Lot LOOM DAMAsK. only soc. per yard.
lCO dog. BLEACHED DAMAsK NAPKINS, fun
ga size, only 80. so per dozen.
THE ABOvE-NAMRD GOODS ARE ALL PURE
LINEN, WARRANTED.
INSPECTION WILL CONVINCE CONCERN
ING VALUE OFFERED
ONE PRICE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
70S and 700 Market Space.
WOODWARD, lOTRR0P & CCCARiNE.
ROWS
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THAT NEVER RUsTS, NEVER BREAKS.
NEVER WEARS OUT, ALWAYS CLEAN and cau
be worn while bathing, is for sale a.
CHAS. FISHERS, 623 It'll st. NV. 4
Mrs Fisher deyo.es her attention TO the wants Of
adv patySoDs ms
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-08-25
VERMONT.

A Mother and daughter at West
Newbury became insane the same
Gay.
Lake Champlain is lower now than
has been known in 20 years.
A tub of butter which fell into the
bottom Of Vermont well, forty years
ago. has just been fshed up. Need
we add that it was we'll preserved.
Stephen Minor, aged eighty, has
committed suicide at Milton by hang.
ing with rope so long that his knees
touched the floor.
Mrs. A. B. Hopkins of Bradford
was stung by honey bee, and in
few minutes thereafter became in.
conscious, and for some hours her life
was despaired OF: By the utmost ex
ertions and exercise of medical skill
her life was saved.
Ex-Gov. J. Gregory Smith will de
liver the address at the Caledonia couu.
ty fair, September 21.
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barnard.
Miss Mary French is convalescing
slowly.
Il. Il. Stafford has tho stone work
ready for the timber to his saw mill.
Mrs, Ellington, Of Jersey City,
is qalte III at c. &. Aikens.
Mrs. Sprague, OF Jersey City, and
children, arc stopping at her uncle's-
9, G. Aikens.
Mrs. A. q. Moore is having q
new fence built in front Of her house.
The democrats Of Barnard ore
hereby requested to meet at d. NJ
Chamberlin's hall in Barnard, on Sat-
urday, the 4lh day Of September, at
six o'clock p. IN, for the purpose Of
nominating candidate for Town
Representative, to be supported at the
coming election, and to provide for a
ticket for Justices OF the Peace.
BY order of the Democratic
Town Committee.
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PrOctOrSville.

PrOct0rsville.
Mrs. ]. r. Hill, daughter of G.
G. Spaulding, is spending the summer
with friends in this town-after an
absence Of two years 10 Minnesota
aud Wisconsin.
Josiah Richardson has returned
from quite an extended Strip IN the
West.
james NJ. Blanchard and wife of
Washington, D. c., are spending a
few weeks with w. H. Skinner.
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Bridgewater.

Bridgewater.
The democrats raised Hancock
aud English flag the goth. and will
organize a club the present week.
The farmers report light crop
Of potatoes in this locality.
Foster Sargent has moved on to
the farm offs. o. Robinson, the prop
erty Of the late Albert Hadley.
Ira Angel is very feeble, and it is
thought cannot live but short time.
S. o. Robinson and A. L. Dins'
more have purchased the timber lots
OF 800 acres, known as the Pierce
lots, and the property of Judge Pierce
of Woodstock.
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springfield.
Town Fair, Friday, Oct. LIST,

nprsmHssesu'
Town Fair, Friday, Oct. iSt'
There are at least twelve men In
this town who have been mentioned
az candidates Tor the office OF Rep'
resentaliye,
Camp Meeting at the Claremont
Grounds commenced last Monday
The bridge at the lower end OF
Main street has been replanked,
"A delegation from Windsor
helped to cheer up tho dropping spirits
Of those who could not Of themselves
get up cheer that was In any degree
hearty, aud helped to Ill the hall last
Tuesday.
Tive rallies q week and no votes
made. Talk away. Tho political
stable needs cleaning aud will DO
cleaned.
Glowing & Co. are preparing to
build 4 new hume and pens'ock from
their dam to the grist null
"A delegation from here attended
the "Chlldrens' Pinafore" ut Bellows
Falls last Wednesday.