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ALWAYS Ahead Z!

LOUIS ROY has just received large
stock of BIiEACHED DOMESTICS,
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, etc. bought af-.
ter the great decline.
That popular house is crowded every
day, for he never fails TO satisfy every
body.
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In following the crowd, you are sure
to be led into the popular Dry Goods
house of LOUIS ROY, where you will
never be deceivedin PRINCES and QUAIL
IIY of goods.
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There is no beverage SO harmless as
CLARET WINE; for the dinner table it
cannot be excelled. We have choice
lot, pure and cheap.
j. w. EoKFoRp & Bro.
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WE are anxious to close out the entire
balance of our Summer Stock in GENTS
CLornINa, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, etc, /,
everything in this line astonishingly
cheap at
[jy26-2w. STERN BROS.
Successors to Weller, Haas & Kraus.
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Jerry Wall, q freedman residing in the
Smithville vicinity, was brought down
on Thursday, by Deputy Sheriff Pearce,
and placed i'a FAIL The ofense is, too
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Try a bottle Of Rye and
Rock for the Stomach's sake
j. w. EckfOrd & Bro. Sole ag't.

Purest, best and finest Handkerchief
Extracts, and genuine Opera Cologne at
low figures, by
SHE'LL & BURDTNE.
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ONE of the heaviest rains that has
fallen this season was allotted to the
Prairie Station neighborhood on Tues
day evening We have not heard how
far it extended up or down the rail road.
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BGS"UNHEARD OF BEFORE !!
Such low prices for goods as for those
received this week, at
LOUIS ROY'S.
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Democratic sOng-BOOk.

We have received copy of the "Han-
cock and English Democratic Song Book,
containing good supply of rousing
songs for the campaign. There are also
sketches of our standard bearers, and a
good portrait of Gen. Hancock. The
songs are full Of "go," and are set to fa-
miliar tunes. Every Democrat should
have it and join in the grand chorus
The price is only ten cents.
Address the publishers, W. r. Swan
&c Co., Cincinnati Ohio.
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WANTED $4,000 worth Of School
and County Warrants at the Office Of
Nov. l6.tf.) MoQUIsToN u HEIsEN
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SUMMER DRESS GOODS, FANS, PARAsoLs
FANCY GOODS, ETC, at almost half Of
their original value at
ljy26-2w STERN BROS.
Successors to Weller. Haas e Kraus.
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D5~LOUIS ROY is selling his goods
ten per cent. cheaper than any house in
Aberdeen.
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STERN Bros are selling the cheapest
goods in Aberdeen. [jy26-2w.
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FoR F1RsT-cLAss BLANK BOOKS,
Al Low PRICES, GO TO EoKFoRD & Bro.
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2G0O pounds strictly pure White
Lead, $50 gallons of pure Mixed Paints
and 500 gallons Boiled and Raw Linseed
Oil for sale very low, by
J. w, EoKFoRD &. BRO.
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An immense line of CORSETS, inst
received. The latest Partisan Novelties,
at MAYER'S.
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PEARL BUTTONS and LACES
OF all kinds o specially, at
LOUIS KOY'S.
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A very large stock OF Fancy
Vases, EOifct sets, atld Cups and
Saucers, tor sale by
y. w. ECEkFO RD IL EFs0.
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The very finest old CoGNAo BRANDY,
strictly for medical purposes, eight years
old. Prices low.
j, w. ECKFORD & BRO
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For Pictures and Picture Frames, at
from 33 to so per cent cheaper than any
where else, go to HENwooD's.
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Rye and Rock cures Throat
Disc,l scs of all X insls.
j. w. Eek FORD N BRO.
i26. Sole Agents.
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The finest TIMES and the oldest TIMES,
these Times is SHELL g. BURDINE's OLD
TIMES.
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If you wish a pure article of Claret
Wine at reduced prices, call at once and
supply yourself
J.W. EoKFoRD C Bro.
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Just received at LOUIS ROY'S o Sec
opd invoice of SILK PARosoLs, ToRoHoN,
LANaUEDoo, DUToH and VALENCIENNEs
LAoEs; also variety Of Swiss En-
broideries.
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E0"Do not forget to sec the
ENORMOUS REDUCTION
In prices Of Dry Goods, at
LOUIS ROY'S.
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Customer--"Why are Malt Bitters
50 POPULAR"
Observation-Disclosures, as Food Med
icine, they enrich the blood, harden the
muscles, quiet the nerves, perfect diges-
tion." jyl5 4w.
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The sensation in Aberdeen, is the i'm
mense Stock and reduced prices Of
DRUGS,
WHIsKEYs,
ToBAocos,
PAINTS,
Oils,
STATIONERY,
ETC. ETo.
at SHE'LL &c BURDINE'S.
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HkHAILT LT0M EEMALE G0LLEGE,

Well selected course OF study Special departments
for all tho ornamental branches. Faculty large,
able and experienced Extensive Grounds for recrea
ton. Excellent bindings lG0ESS feet, four stories,
containing la apartments. CommOd0uS chapel
Nice Recitation, Ornamental, Play and Bath koons.
Warmed by steam aud lighted with gas. Only two'
young ladies' ocenpy room. Charges lower than any
school Offering equal I'D gantages III the United States.
Session begins September 18Th, 1880. For TERMS cat
aogues aud further particulars, address
J. r. PATTERSON, President Lexington, Ky. .
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The celebrated Eureka, Reformation
. and Diamond Tobaccos, constantly on
hand at SHE'LL & BuRDNEs Popular
0rug Store.
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COTTON.

Futures-New York quotes futures,
July 9th. as follows:
July, 11.34cts.
August, 11.33cts.
September, 1o.SScts.
October, 10. .51cts.
November, 10. 39cts.
December, 0.30cts.
Cotton ruled in Mobile on 27th. at
11cts. for Middling. In New York at
119cts.
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Meeting of Grcenbac X erS.

BY request of number of Greenbackers.
hereby call o meeting of that party, to be
held in Aberdeen on the last Saturday Of the
present month. tJuly 3l,l All who can attend
are requested to be present. The object of
the meeting is to take steps looking to the re-
organization Of the party, in this county.
s. A. ALLEN,
President of Antioch Club.
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Prescriptions neatly and accurately
prepared, at any time during the day or
night, by our experienced Pharmacist,
DIR. G. M. Tindail, who is always on
hand. SHELL 6 BURDINE.
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l5O barrels of Fine Alabama Lime,
for sale at low prices, by
+. w. ECKFORD & BRO.
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RYE & ROCK is the best
known Tonic. j. w. Eckford
q Bro. Sole agents.
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The Dental Office of Dr. G. p. ROBIN
SON is one Of the neatest and bess sup
piled with improved instruments, in the
State. He studies the comfort and pleas
ure Of his patients. jyl-6m.
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BICafAlNl EEAaAlc GEDEIMERY

The eighth Session win begin September POD,
1880. Location healthy; corps Of teachers able
ana experienced; natives tor Modern Lam
guages, uuusual advantages IN Music and art.
Number Of Doardcrs being limited, The comfort
health, happiness ana moral and mental GOOD
of each, Gao more certainty be secured. We re-
fer 10 the Faculty Ofthe University Of Ylrginias
Gen. i. Il. Smith, Va. Military Institute; and
to Bishop Whittio. OF Virginia. For CataI, que
apply to JONI II. PO WE'LL, Principal,
j}5 I'm HichthOnd, Virginia
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Trunks and Yalices.

If you contemplate taking pleasure
or business trip, call on STERN BROS
and buy one of their durable styles and
cheap TRUNKS or VALIcEs. [iy26-2w.1
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FDR bAE4E.

A magnificent E'UFFS SODA
APPARATUS, with Generator
:amd two ten gallon Copper
fountains. All in FIRST class
order.
Any one wishing to purchase, will
please correspond With
j. w. ECKFORD & BRO.
Aberdeen, Miss.
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There is no doubt oGit, SHELL & BUR-
DINE sell purer Drugs, fresher Drugs,
better Drugs, and more Drugs, and
Drugs cheaper than any other firm in
the South. jy9-tf.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1880-07-29

The balance of SILK PARASOLS
on hand are sold AT COST, at
TOrTTS ROY'S.
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If patients desire it, DIR. G. p. ROBIN
SON will place them under tho influence
OF laughing gas, while dental operations
are being performed. 1t is harmless and
prevents pain. jyl-6m.
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Summer Season and Summer prices
LONSDALE DOMESTIC,
YARD-WIDE,
VERY CHEAP,
and all other goods in proportion, at
i10tf. MAYER'S.
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New style Laces, Fischues
and Barbes, just received at
Mrs. A. M. lHENWO0D'S.

Great Reduction of Prices
On all Fancy Goods,
At LOUIS ROY'S.
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FANCY CHAMBER SETS, at CosT
1t LOUIS ROY'S.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1880-07-29

The balance Of stock of SILVER
WARE on hand at LOUIS ROY'S, is
offered at NEW YoRK CosT
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j. w. ECKFOkD Il BRO,
Wholesale aud Retail
Dealers i'm Paints, Oils,
Varntshes, Glue, ,etC,
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Everything is marked down to bottom
figures at
[jy26.2w. STERN BROS.
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Rsyn Fifty gross ToIrET SOAP, Mt
ECKFORD & BROS.
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so bushels Irish Potatoes for sale by
j. W. ECKF0RD Il BRO.
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE

E1r,l,dsIe r. o Franklin 90. ny.
The school for Boys and young Men. G mites
south of Frankfort The 3ist aunnal sessloh be-
gins Sept. 9th. Address ~ above for Catalogue.
IJly 29-2n
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ROCK AND

WE are fortunate enough to
secure the exclusive sale Of
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EsS- Closing Out Sale Of HATS AND
FLOWERS, at
LOUIS ROY'S.
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EDUCATIONAL
IuSgEIouSA EEMaLE CnLLEGe.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala.
Nerf session sciu commence October 4, 1880,
4 tnll and abie Faculty in all departments Of
q useful and an ornamental education. Charges
moderate For catalogues or further information
addIeGs, ALONZO BILL, I Qo-Prnclpals
$. ). MELLEN, : [jyl2-lml
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Hoarseness disappears af
ter using Rye and Rock a few
days. J. w. Eckford 6 Bro,
j26. Sole agents.
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We are just in receipt Of fresh sup
ply of the following brands OF CIGARS;
BOUQUET,
BURGAMASTER,
ARCHES,
DENICOTISED,
IMPORTED,
OPPORTEURA.
Prices low. J. W. ECKFORD & BRO.
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G:03ETlNJ COLLEGE.

Situated on Cin't s. r. r., at Georgetown, Ky,
Session begins Sent tGth, 1880 Fun fHculty.
Course of Study thorough and varied Location
perfoctly heathful, Every effort ia made 10 ad-
vance students In sound learning an1 to develop
both their genenral culturs vld true manhood.
~ Total expenses for AsslOn Of Eve m0nth7,S90
Send for Catalogue TO Rev. I NJ. DUDRLY.D.D.
[iZ0-im. Georgetown, Ky.
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This is the Season

When Whisky comes frequently into
requisition as medicine. Adulterated
Whiskies are as injurious as adulteratetl
Drugs, and the pct on the system
precisely ~ Kit kills--I woIJ
adult account J. can
recon eking an article
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which restores health and spir-
its &" the Diseased, j. w. Eek
FORD IL BRO. Sole Agents. j26.
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Fifty Kegs OF POwder-alL
grades, for sale low, by
IS. w. ECikfGrGa t& ErO.
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No one afflicted with Hernea or Rup-
trire should be without a PHILADEL-
PHIA TRUSS. A fit and satisfaction
gaurenteed. For sale only by
j. W. EoKFoRD & Bro.
Correct your habits OF crooked walking by
using Lyons Patent NJ etallic Heel Stiifeners.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1880-07-29

By BOYD'S celebrated GALVANIO
ELECTRIC BATTERIES, for sale at
EoKFoHD Sc BRo's.
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CENTRE COLLEGE,

II - ~ NrsEl l1-lT,7 1KV. .
Session for 1s50-5l will open on first Monday
in September Tuition fi5 yeaf, including
contingent lee OF s5 Sons Of Minister'S OF the
G9-pcl OF All denominations ami y0tng mon Of
limited means, admitted fsee. Rooms supplied
with necessary furniture in. College Homa fur
nshed TO worthy applicants TO a limited extGnt
rent free For tnrthrr particulars, apply to
[1y22- I'm o. BEATTY, LII. D., President,
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C0LLEGEiTE BOARDING SCHOOL,
Near the Uriversty OF virginia, and prepara-
tory thereto. 500 per halt session. Send tor
circular containing particulars.
iy22. ON Rev. EDGAR WOODS, Charlottesville, Va
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IS, NJ. SULLIVAN,
Secretary Ronrd TrNstees.
WlybRIY SNNINARY.

No. 1zf2 II 81, Washington, u. c.
Boarding and Day School for Young ladies.
COurse OF Instruct on thorough and progressive
Advantages tirs rst~cass. Best Professors employed
Session opens Sept Goth For Circulars appl, to
jI-tm. Miss hIPSCOME, Printipal,
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Smithville Monroe Co., Miss, July ltd.
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TO COUNTRY
MERCHANTS!
MIR. GEO. R0USSEL,

Has just returned from the East
ern Markets, where he has spent
sevcra! weeks in selecting a stock
Of goods, and has succeeded iii
obtaining an assortment suitable
to the local demands, and at the
same time purchased with a view
TO meeting the requirements Of
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1880-07-29

nPartias who intend travelling will find
- kiety Of
LISES, Etc.,
at MAYER's.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CATHOLIC CHURCH-Rev. f. J. BLANC,
u Pastor. Services the list and 3rd Sundays
II each month, at 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ. Sunday
School at 4 r. M.
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VXTILDEY LODGE No. 81, l. o. 0. F.
w Meets every Monday evening at7 o'clock.
NNONROE ENG CAMPMENT No. 9, %. q. F
lyl meets on the First and Third Thursday
evenings in each month, at O'Clock.
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July 22-l m.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR,
ODD FELLOWS.

TUREKA LODGE, No. 7l9 meets First
IL and Third Tuesdays in each month.
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M ETHODIST CHURCH.-PASTOR, REV.
Wl. MR.. SCRUGGS. Services oaoh Sab
ath at II AM and Pm. Sacrament of Bap-
SIN aud Lords Supper, on the first Sabbath
each month, at II am. Sunday School at 9
m. Prayer Meeting ON Thursday night, at
clock.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-18
"LOOk not thou Upon the Wine
when 10 is Red"

. son sleep the bills In their sunny repose,
~ the lands ~ the south. where the vine
And glith6some' the hearts Of the viz rtagers
In the grape epurpled wales Of the isles Of the
sea2
And fair ls the wine when its splendor Is
From silver and gold round the festival
When the magic or music awakes IN It's pow
And wit gllds the fast failing sands OF the
hour
Yet IN not the wine cup. though pleasure
Mid TIE bubbles that fash round the roseat
brim:
For dark In the depths OF the fountains be-
Are the sirens that lurk by the vortex OF
woe
They have iured the gay spirit Of childhood
While Il dreamed not or wlles on its radiant
way:
Ani the son cheek ofbeauty they've paled In
Its bloom,
And quenched her bright eyes in the damp
Ofthe tomb.
They have torn the live wreath from the
brow Of the brave:
And changed his proud heart 10 the heart OF
And cen the fair fame OF good and the lust
with the gray hairs Of age they have
trampled In dust.
Then lift not the wine-cup, though pleasure
Like an angel Of light round its roseate brlm
For dark In the depths Of the fountains be-
Are the sirens that lurk by the vortex OF
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-18

side, and on Monday, another tardy and
perilously urgent measure-the Senate bill
confirming the Ute agreement, but with
amendments Of an obstructive character.
The Senate's achievements have been
the passage Of the River and Harbor Ap-
preparation Bill, and Mr. Eaton's Tariff
Commission Bill. There was an unparti.
san yet firm majority for keeping this com
mission out Of politics by excluding Con.
gressmen from It; but they we're unable to
prevent an amendment ordering final re.
port in January next.
The excitement that prevailed during
the Chicago Convention, has entirely sub
sided, and the over.strainod political
workers have relapsed into apathy. sena-
tors Conkling, Logan, Cameron and Hoar
have not returned to their seats in the
chamber. Senator Edmunds has paired
and left the city for the session. Both
halls Of Congress are much dsploted and
the lobby alone Of the National Legisla-
ture promises to hang on with undimin-
ished energy till the day Of adjournment.
Two nights ago there was another at
tempted outrage and murder Of white
woman by a negro, in the vicinity OF the
Capitol, and this has caused Congress to
pass bill increasing the police force Of
the city.
Washington, D. c., June 12th, 1880.
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Peculiar People.

People who will suffer from sour stom-
ach, cramps, collie, or cholera morbus,
when Hamiltons Jamaica Ginger Tonic is
known to be reliable and speedy remedy.
To the aged it will prove great comfort,
and to the inebriate, who wishes to reform.
i is invaluable, giving tone to the digest
i've organs and strength to resist tempta-
tion. 1t is a purely vegetable extract. AS
an appetizer it is greatly superior to wines
and liquors. Price, sample bottles, 25c
large size, 90 cents. Sold by Swift and f.
A; Willard, Ashtabula, Parshall, Kings
vile. June.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-18
All rains daily except sundays.
FIR. MYERS,
Gen Pass. und Ticket Agent
LAKE SHORE x mIOHIGAN SOUTH
HtIRN H. r.


Mich. Express leaves buffalo ut so p. m.
Erie 1895 a. m, COuueaut 1891 n. m, Ashtn-
bula 1881 % m. Geneva 1915 q. m, Patnes-
willie i:47 II. m. Cleveland &POa. m.
l2:'G q. ~. Erie $40 a.. M, Ashthula iiJl
Painrsvlile 5:ll, and arrives ut Cleveland AT
B.;b a. ...#.... .
Conneaut Accommodation leaves Conneaul
mt BO5 H. M. Amboy GIL, kingsville B:2l, Ash
tabula U38, SaybroOk 6l3, Geneva G.53, Paines'
Toledo Express leaves Buffalo at 6:i5 a. IN.
Erie He05, Conneaut 1855, Kingsville ll;ll
Ashtabuln ll:23 SaybrOOk ll:iB Geneva
ll:l3, a. M, Painesville l2iS, and arrives
at Cleveland at 1:25 y. IN.
Special 81. Louis Express leaves Buffalo
s:i0n. m. Erie 1857, AshtahulR 1902 p. m.
gainesville i2;I5, and arrives at Cleveland
Pnelnc Express leaves Buffalo 1915 p. m.
Erie 8:52, Ashtabuln j:l2, Paiuesville G:Ol, and
arrives at Cleveland at 1:O5 p. m.
GOING EAST.
Atlantic Express leaves Cleveland 1880 n. m.
painesyillp SD, Ashtubula 800, COnneaut 0;2S
Erie lO:2O and arrives at Buffalo Mt l:lO p, m,
Toledo and Buffalo Accommodation leaves
Cleveland Mt ll;l5 a. m, Painesville l235 Ge-
neVa i:i1 D. M, SaybrOok LEO. Ashtabula 1892
Kingsvllle l:45 Amboy -. Conneaut 2:O2
Erie 3:iO, Budllo 700 p. IN.
Chicago and st. Louis Express leaves CleVe-
land at 2j5 y. m, Painesvllle G4l, Ashtabula
i:2i, Erie $50, and arrives at Buffalo at 500
p. m.
Conneaut Accommodation leaves Cleveland
at $50 p. m, gainesville 500, Geneva 0:45, say
brook d:55 Ashtabula7 70l, Kingsville7;l5 Am
boy 1921, and arrives ut COnneaut ut 1880 p. m.
Special New York Express leaves Cleveland
at lO.35 y. M. Painesville il:a4, Ashtabuln l2;OI
a. m, Erie 1870 and arrives at Buffalo at 3:55 H.
IN.
NJ Trains run by Columbus time.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-18
OUR NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Fhe Work of Congress During the
COnventiOn-NO Return Or Absentses
-LawlssHnesS In the CIIY-Inerease
of the Police Force.
FEom Onr reguIar eOrrespOndent.

| from our regular correspondent.
In spite Of the universal interest center.
ing at Chicago, the seat Of government has
remained at Washington, and the proceed
ings at the National Capital have not been
destitute Of Importance. The House has
made another offer to adjourn, but the
date is still too early. 1t passed on Thurs
day the General Deficiency Appropriation
Bill, after characteristic wrestling with
the silver problem. Some recognition had
to be made Of Secretary Sherman's request
for more storage, and the bill appropriate
ed s2O,O for that purpose. Mr.. Bland
wanted all the amounts appropriated IN
the act and the full amount OF Congress
mems salaries paid in silver, and was will
ing to allow $4,000 for the storage Of so
much as might be returned into the Treas
ury in exchange for silver certificates. Mr..
Townsend wanted all Federal salaries
paid in silver; Mr.. Warner, all "GoYern-
ment expenses and obligations paid in
gold or Silver coin without discrimination
or favor, but without waving the fright
Of Option"-of course to pay in the baser
metal. In the end the original PROPOSE
tion was adopted, and $4,000 more were
sacrificed to the "Ohio idea" The bill
also contains a provision that no part of
the appropriation for marshals and their
deputies shall be used in payment Of ser
vices rendered at any election. On Satur-
day the House passed the Senate bill au-
thorizing a joint committee to consider
the question Of increasing the aecommoda-
tions Of the library Of Congress within the
Capitol, or Of selecting site for it out