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Mrs. 8. A. Aliens
Improved


WORLDS HAIR REsToRER
Is me pest, because 1t Is made from choice
materials, and prepared with the utmost care
and skill; because over forty years the favorite
preparation, enjoying by far the largest sale. il
must be the best; because it does not die the
hair, but strengthens it. Gray hairs soon dis
roots are strengthened-new life, and hair nat
ural color; because the soft and silky texture of
healthy hair follows its use. Sold by Druggists
S1.25 per bottle.
From Prof. A. Jackson. Laval Univer-
have used a good deal of co,den's Lseoto's
Liquid Extract Of Beer ana Tonic IarfgOrdtor. In
my private practice, and can recommend It as
and weak digestion requiring strengthening
nourishment. Sold by all druggists and gro
GERS.
From Senator ingalls,.
DR.. F. A. Won Moschzisker has treated me
with much skill and success for Catarrh and
s enc Hea June T. s sSHS lf nr Ton
Moschzisker, 6l9 10Th ST. NV. s,m,w,3t
etching Piles" "Itchinp Piles.
Are very distressing complaint. symptoms
are moisture, like persptratton. intense itching,
particularly at night, after getting warm In
ped. DO not suffer another hour and allow them
10 become aggravated Steoy'ae's Ointment
I" Skin Diseases'' - Swayne's Ointment.
Skin Diseases "Swaynes Ointment effectually
Skin Diseases cures letter, pimples salt rneum,
SKIN Diseases ringworm, every form of skin
SKIN diseases disease at trifiing cost; at all
druggists. STOTT & CROMWELL, wholesale
Agents, Washington.
observation-disclosures, complete cure to
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For washington at $50 Pa. ave-
"RoUaH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for It. 1t
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed bugs 16c.
pox; for Washington at $50 Pa. avenue.
"ALDERNBY oNs.n-Fresh aldermen butter
churned every morning, and delivered Ia 4 lbs
- Ward" prints, 35c per Id. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk &C. per at.
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What are Skin and Scalp Diseases but the evil
dence Of internal Humor ten times more difficult t.
reach and cure. which floats in the blood and other
fluids, destroying the delicate machinery of life and
filling the body with foul corruptions? What is
consumption but a gathering Of inherited Humors
on the lungs, which rots them! What are mental
infrmites idiocy and early insanity but Hereditary
Poison choosing the brain because the weakest
!ations Of scrofula in the joints and fluids! What
liberation OF the hver Brights disease Of the kid
urinary organs, hemorrhoids, ffstnIa, and other
constitutional affections, but the evidence Of a
of the ytanzing fluids. greater than can be thrown
off unless assisted by medicine peculiarly adapted
TO the purpose,
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WIN 49, lNen o. The GkUETLl NEREIN, ~
or Mashlnsten, G., at Loefiier's Washing. -
1850, at 3 O'Clock p. m. Prize shooting for "A
tents and Ladies. Prize bowling wrestling stone
throwing, lamora, and other national sames Al
ms mission. each person. 25c. Tickets to be had at
uie OoOr
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WONDERFUL CURES

Performed by the Cuticura Rem edies
What cures OF Blood and Skin Diseases and Scalp
Affections with Loss Of Hair can compare with
tor OF Massachusetts,; Alderman Tucker, Boston
8. A. Steele, Esq, Chicago: f. 81. Drake. ESQ,
Detroit, and many others, details of which may be
found in future editions Of this paper?
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THE COTRTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Brooke agt. Barnes; argument con-
Guided and submitted. Lewis agt. Norris;
argued by Mr.. Meloy for complainant and sub
mttted. Lilly agt. Smith; papers read In part.
To-day, Lfpptncott Co. agt StockmaR;
afnrmed. Lilly agt. Smith; resumed.
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CEELEIaB,MsATIoN os ST. yoIIN,s DAY

IHNRSDAS, JUNE -, lSSo,
At WASHINGTON dry CARoES New a
lo5k ave, bet: LIST and "a sts. NV. Concert ~
And bsnc1ng Music by Prof. Dorch's Band -
badlss and Gentlemen Prize Shooting. Prize (EA
Bowils Distribution Of gifts 20 the Children
TACK races and other games for children C;ranJ
ILumihation and fireworks. Tickets admittinv
gebuemsn and lacies, % cents. IN he had only I'd
the mem berS at the gate. Children free ,aiS -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-23

REMEMBER a. FIsCHERS dry cleaning pro.
cess gives Satisfac: ion In renOvating garments
OF all kinds. Terms moderate. once, 900 G st.
n.W.-Adrt.
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7 .ARGEST ASSORTMENT
LINEN LAWNS
IN WASHINGTON.
FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS
AMERICAN LAWNS.
1000 yards of Beautiful FIGURED LAWNS re.
duced from 12hc. down to 6Ac.
Real LINEN LAWNS (Figured) reduced from 2Sc
down TO l5c.
BLACK LINEN LAWNS.
BLACK FRENCH LAWNS.
INDIA LINEN, the new and desirable article 10,
Ladies' White Dresses. 20. 25. 81, SIC.
Beautiful Striped tthn) WHITE GOODS. reduced
from 25c. down to 15c.
CARTER'S,
III Market Space.
Real WAMSUTTA COTTON, reduced from, lie.
down to loo.
Pure LINEN TABLE DAMAsK, reduced from
15c. down to soc.
NOTTINGHAM LACE for curtains. 128c. up to 81.
BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, STRIPED
SILKS. VERY CHEAP
Beautiful TW1LLED (WooD DRESS GOODS re.
dnced from DC. down to 15c.
GATHERS,
jel6 III Market Space.
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READ THIS COLUMN,

Iron Bitter. car.t,n.
Powerful Tonic. Vegetable Medicine.
Iron Bittsrs Cur.sine
Complete Strengthened. Reliable Medicine
Iron Bitters Curatine
Sure Appetizer. Cures Blood Diseases
Iron Ritters Curatins
Enrich the BLOOD. Cures Liver Complaints.
Iron Bitters Curatfns
HeneW the Vigor. Cures Kidney Affections.
GIVE Vitality. 49, ' Cures scrofula.
Iron Bitters Curatfns
Cure Malarial Diseases. Cures Rheumatism.
" Cure Dyspepsia. For FOR letter letter Itch
Iron Bitters an0 10n'r''
Cures Pmplee
IRON Hltters and BlotcheS.
oore Nervous irr,taptlty. cur.,,n.
,- ..... Cures Boils Old Sores.
Cure Lansour. Curatins
.. Cures Ulcers and Boils:
o0rs Fanny! %enstru.uon. For Gs1onrA
Pacs u Bottle. Price q Bottle.
IRON BITTERs AND 0URATIEB
For sale BY sToTT oRoM NV! 4ss 1epnsyl
vana avenue wholesale and retail. and by al Drug
MITCHELL COOKE d CO..
Al sTOCK BROKERS.
IS Broadway. New York,
Buy ana sell on small margins AL Stocks quoted OIL
New York Stock Exchange; also deal in Stock Priv
ls sea6 Contracts At close rates. Corresponding 60
100 E Shoes r s':' from 1s so s't sS
so prs. Gents Gong. CATERS. pump soles. SO.
With great many bargains at half value.
j. w. sELBY,
ie19 1814 and 10l6 Pa. ave.
THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
ANNUAL CLEARING SALE
Children's Examination SHOES.
Ladies' SANDALS and TIES.
Gents Low Quarter SHOES.
L. HEILBRUN,
No. 4O9 9TH 1t. NV.
SIGN OF: TIE OLD WOMAN m WINDOW
4 aRIvED
ESQ BARRELS OF ssyI2R's PORTLAND oE-
STRONGEST. CHEAPEST. BEST.
Also,
| LOO BARREIS OF LIME.
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COLLINS,
YOLTAIC PLASTERS,

A union Of Electricity aud Healing Basoms. sre
ten times more powerful than the best porous plas
ter for relieving Pain and Weakness Of the Lungs.
Liver. Kidneys and Back. Rheumatism. NNnrsagia
and 6ciatica. Placed Oyer the pit Of the Stomach
they cure Dyspepsia. Bilious Colo, DiarrhBs,
Cramps and Pain, and prevent Ague and Malaria.
Ask for Collins Yoltaic Electric Porous Plasta.s.
as cents. 80 IL - - - - 3e2S
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WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
India Linens, India Mulls, Persian Lawn.
MasaHa, French Nansook. French Muslin.
Soft NAinsooks, Linen Lawn, Lace Piaues
Figured and Dotted Swiss Victoria Lawns. Bsshop
Lawn and swiss Muslin. Also the largest assert
t men. o. INNING Emoroideries, Laces and But
~, GOO yds, Figured Lawns from Cd to lee
a,GU yds Figured Linen Lawns at l5c. worth 25
dnced from a5c. ' AZ
10 Pieces Black tall silk) Buntnss at 7sc cheap
w. NJ. BROWN.
!e1S SlS Market Space.
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The BEST EsTATE--Mrs Amanda Best, the
widow OF Anthony Best, who died In March,
1876, has nled bill In equity against Charles
a. Peter and Martin Best and Margaret Jeryts
Joseph Singer ahd Joseph Gibbord for an ae-
count and sale OF the real estate. She states
that she administered as widow, but the per-
sonal property In her hands has not realized
sufhcient to pay the debts. The realty was
worth about $4,000 She asks that an account
be required OF the defendants, who have posses-
sion and sufficient, II 1t is sold, TO pay what was
now owing By the estate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-23

n YOU VALUE YOUB EYR0I0HT, e,
III the be6t q GLASSES q 81. II. !,
HEMR1xA the OptciAn. p: Az.
1sar ~ apis
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GREAT REDUCTION In PRICES.
SEC. Black Cashmere TO acc.
55c. Black Cashmere to 45c
exc. Black Cashmere to Soc.
AND FINER NUMBERS IN PROPORTION.
INDIA LINEN, UNION DRESS LAWN,
LACE p. K, FRENCH MUSLIN, &c.,&c
ALL WHITE GOODS REDUCED.
a, shee ting and Family COTTONS. lowest prices in
ALL LINEN LAWNS c., former price SIC.
Summer sILkS &c., worth Csc.
VIM. R. RILEY,
jel6-6t RILEY BUILDING, 9th and e NV.
SCARFS! SCARFS! SCARFs.
A large invoice of SCARFs, new STYLES. inst re-
ceiyed, to be sold at extremely low prices.
guaranteed. ' ~
stock. ~ -
THOMPsON'S SHIRT FACTORY,
80, SIG r st. n.w.,
!eI2 Opposite Patent Office.
RRANCH OF THE BALTMORE
ID 81 Fam SHIRT FACTORY.
43J 9TH street n.w.
Six Of the Finest Hhirts, to order. s12 90
Six EAtra tine shirts. to order. SEQ
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED OR MONEY
We call yeur especial attention to our Reinforced
sbirt, complete, at one dollar.
full line Of Gents Furnishing Goods.
43S 9TH st. n.W.,
JeJ-y Washington. D. O.
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Picnies. Excur>ions. &c.

The excursion OF ST. Tammany Tribe VIII
take place July l4th, On the John W. Thomp-
son, to Marshall Hall.
The tlrst grand Fete Champetre picnic by the
MON Fraternelle De Langue Franchise will be
given at the SchuetZen Park, Monday next at 4
Band.
St Matthews Club will give an excursion to
Marshall Hall tomorrow. leaving On the Mary
washington at $50 and 5 D. IN.
The second annual excursion Of the Knights
OF ST. Patrick will be given to Glymont, Thurs
day, July 10Th.
ATmiDius Lodge of German MasOns give their
annual picnic at LOetfier'S City Garden tO-mOr-
row. There will be prize shooting for ladies
and gentlemen, prize bowling, concert and
dancing. besides each child present will receive
toy OF some kind. There also will be splendid
illumination OF the park, together with elabor-
ATE fireworks.
The pleasant excursion to Blackstone Island
tomorrow on the Jane MoSeley viii leave at 3
Street-cdrS will be In waiting
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LOCAL NEWS.
A Second Edition

A Second Edition
of THE STAR Will be issued at $50 O'Clock this
evening, containing full proceedings OF the
Cincinnati Convention and the news of the
day from all quarters up that hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-23

GRE = REDUCTION In all departments at Palais
Roy al for the next 10 days.-Adrt
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Eradicate the Virus of Disease by Con-
stitutiOnal and Local Treatment.
Cu1IcURA REsoLvENT Is the greatest blood plri-
Ter, liver stimulant, and renovator in medicine
The elements of disease cannot exist where it is
freely and regularly taken. 1t purges from the
petite, perfeets digestion. stimulates the liver and
kidneys, opens the bowels, and makes over the
vtiated blood into pure, Ntalizing, and rest
tive fluid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-23

To INSURE COMFORT while sojourning at the
seaside or mountains, supply yourself with
choice garments. In light woOlenS, linens and
other seasonable goods at the Boys Clothing
House or u. Robinson & Co., 909 Pa. ave.-4dT.
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DRY GOODS.

A LL-WOOL DOURLE-WIDTH
FRENCH DEBEaE, 4oc.
AI-wOOL DoUBLE-wIpTH FRENCH
SH0oDA CLOTH, Soc.
PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS NJ prime cost.
INDIA LINEN. PERSIAN LAWN, FIGURED
SWISS.
Fine quality LINEN LAWNS. 2Oc.,
TYLER q CHEWING,
Qate clerks with Perry & Hro.l
je2l 0lS 3th IT. n.y.
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THE JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION was to
have met last night at their new HEADQUARTERS
at the Imperial hotel to discuss the situation at
Cincinnati, but the evening being warm. and
The convention having adjourned the memoirs
and the band was dismissed until tonight
Nj. Jackson H. Yeates. chairman OF the coGl-
m1ttee on salute, reported that he had pur-
chased siXty-fiye Saluting cartridges, and would
have Major Hanneman ready with his guns 10
discharge them at Armory square upon receipt
OF the news OF the nomination, and that band
OF music and speakers will be on hand tonight
at the Imperial hotel.
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STEAMER MYSTIC EXCURSIONS

Scunmence sATURDAY, JUNR 90 go
To occc9nan Falls. Mondays, Tues -!....SSts.ElN
PANT psSss ae si,I Ihnrsaay nd 10 smiths ro..
Perry wharf at 9 q m. sharp. Returns 6 p m. from
els Ss ,s anS Nm t Ia Shi,,n FONT lick
Siymont and Fridays 20 Marshsl Hat: leaving at
a. m snd r. m. sharp: returning az PM, 6 n.
M. on steamer City of Alexandria. Round trio, Is
cents. ielq fts
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"BUCHUPABIA"-Quick, complete cure to 9
GAYS ali urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa. ave-
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MALICIOUS PRO6HCUTIoN.-MT. J.Webb Rogers,
In the case OF Kane agt. Kelly tor e goo. for ma
ncious prosecution, hed yesterday the defend.
ants plea, confe6Stng having caused the arrest
OF the plaintiff for buying bottles, knowing them
to have been stolen, but deny Ing the charge Of
naljC1ouaneee, &C.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SUMMER THEATER COMIQUE.-Mon-
- day. June II. nightly. and Tuesday and Friday
MadEees. More New and Attractive Noveltiee
First appearance of Allan aud Hart, Dooley and
Jenbrooke, Charles Waterfeld. Last week OF
Campbell and Burke, Harry and Emma Bndworth.
Cent Heyre, etc. Jake Budd this week in A BI1t
MISTAKE. The Great Female Ministries. leila
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &
IKsT GRAND FETE cHAMPETRE

l. ,flSN Nc slysn hy TIC UNION FaATER- a
sChtE1ZEN PARK, MoNLAY, JrSE On ~
az n. Gusic hy the Marine Bass, upderlE.A
the direction az the ctlehratei Trader L S,sSDs-.
Ger. Da, cps and shooting. Prizes fer adde's ana
gei tsmen Also, prizes for bowling sack r.ces-
Admission. IS cents ,a2e.
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rHAND FAMILY EyCuRsI0C
" Given by ST. MATTHEW'S CLUB.

1hUh SDAf, JUNE 24TH. 1880 hHSSr--lN
Steamer NARY WASHINGTON will r-xk-szSD
leave her wharf, foot OF 9Th ct, at 80 and
PM Gentemsps ticket, 80 cts ladies. Is cts.
Children under 10 years free. le2l-ats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-23

"RoUGH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for It. 1t
q box; for Washington at $50 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-23

"ALDERNBY WAGoNs.n-Fresh aldermen butter
churned every morning, and delivered Ia lbs
ward" prints 35c. per Id. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk &c. per at.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-25

jsws and hovlisg Sse aaother victim.
The moening 6eks q lasl. and cur
ffightsoed enemies led q tbs afsst Cd.
.eslsfsaa0iGhAs s6hozss0sg cow
ardly oesdetses. 81 We wsited until the
san had Siss1 before 10 ventnr0d 20
cnvl fsoa sas hiding plass.' We
were chilled threugh; every limb was
num6 With ella a1A, tsrror. asd pooe
Nases vas dslirisss. and ,sved wildly
ebeaG the atAiags be I'D vitsesssd.
Thsss vees .blosdy stains arouad the
tree. aad fsv long hlaek hairs were
tza0pled in ~ sBow.
We he'd gone but - littIs distance
when ws were met BY or friends froo
Wh0z~Aoa~beceme
alAxmsd at our absence. They vsrs
sAocksd - Uur Wild and ffikttful sp-
peasssees ssl ~ bcothsss havs oitan.
6o0 tpade ~ merth4&<snt-dUe 10 all
6Dsussa liks 90 SAsy 1saasssieksned
CREATURES. fhsy assiseod a. 70 rsach
hsos; bat Harry 3aDoas hts0r rseover.
q from The dseodfal trial. H; neglect.
= 6s vsck. Nj stsl6ss ~ ffisads;
essf msfmufing 70 himself about that
drsadfat night. He fell to drinking
eoeo rsHef, and died . miserable
4fdnkasd tsfSgsres hAd whitsned
1lAGft A1lf uioa &ls head. 20
IA Eae. R1.pa6t Issnfoss thAA I have
never sls0ooseeUA fs00' oAosSoerors Of
TIE awful cilHpmstanos vhieh I have
aDdsavoss4 - daeribs. TIE slhoueht
Of i has hannted mo like my shadow:
ma even new the scene come at times
(rsehly before me in my dreams, and I
wako up With something Of The same
|eellhe of terror which I lx2srisoced
when. more than half . century since,
| rassed . night among the wolves.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-25

oil rHor' q w!.esh .
ea0eed-shasaet~ - sbsvs III things.
Eiit tYQ wnl1sses loso By dSin1 . good
t0gu. 81 - : a4rs .f
~ ISN'T Of god sense i the worst Of
povsrty. /,
; ;'s-N :. Nvthing ovsrcpnes pasaion quicker
4hAAs1lepce. II waa - sfsIs -
:" ~ soste moro to svsugs wrongs than
- bssr them.
c,s.:. .: "a :s;;I IS;'.''s.vttssss. no se.
4 grand saiesuard for doing right 10
= hsts I'll that 10 vsopg.
=, 4aif the ills we hoard IN our hearts
Ase rills bsoauss We hoard them.
BY bsiog oontsuptibls 10 sst mems
ainds 70 the tuns Of contempt.
! We have Httls pity eers ,otAers until
<ws are in = dsuation 70 claim Il fer
oursslsse. 4~estfs
Laws srs liks bab tebs, which may
catch Aies but let wasps and hornets
break through.
lg There 10 . closer couoectioa between
good ssussa and good austure. than is
-opmmouly supposed. .s as. ,i
III thoss who sver-sat and thoss Who
half starvs we're TO strike { balaucS, the
world would b well fed.
q n ous1aa b hd by vith 1tiead.
se6a one Cd k6Uw wh1t 1nends be
has until be i unhappy.
AZ. ~ The man Who eaA Hold ekis tongue
longest in . controversy 10 the one
Who will come out successful in the
cnd: I'd uAsAA1G g
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The GREAT fNe[ISR| 7 REMEDY :II

o1ovo1ssoA110g Oufo
foe 1esvouo Dohlllsy.
2kA0uooo0 N tO1ity.
eo01oAl veek1ess,
0Dognooov11oos LOST
AA0oQD, elnDoteo.
~ 10R4lyg11, 80 al
- A0gB161o e1ectD Of
III Ab0eo. yoatAful
fejHo4s on4 e1oooUeo u
0oeoeoe yo0rD - oueh
- a1mD g. uomoey.
1nnn0HmiDn RneA~C1e{
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-25
/ IEklt!fIcEY 4

A1ofl0s n uRkxBY GIVEN THAT N
In hsvo AaDeosA q saf saaks t1tsssn n u
1!ag 60 A9D111sesanal.e = =. y 0e9 Co..
"a osSL t3o51fN Sssnse. vs 1ab6ok ~ -
- 111 Vzn0l0u1oo - - 6u1u1dDSoe -
e. - e e.. y. uagx,o = o. An ~ ane
ElIxsas ase s!et lsaestf =. = s's.
enc. y. SAaan : %.
~ 1es1ss*s - - = ~ 80
jE.se1,ssl)3lls e -; i2R 49, s s.s..
-; - Z - Q g ID. - vksSs1s
W. SH1S9D6a o1onn11sa e1G1n1nso -
- sSsasslesA0S aA16sses.eo. .as ~
! go jeSS1SE dss.
ssx.xk .<4as s-E 4
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-25
FRENCH LAUNDRY
A-- Asa
Main Street, Near First,
Back Of United States Hotel.
fIuliaq, pelishisg, lace washing and Fan.
ily Work et oil Description.
Terms reasonable.
me ELECTROMAGNETIC sole.


TArKKY fHvue1eD-m nAID 10 EXCEL
IL eli rsmeaIse yst knovn FOR the complies
cure Of 6hsumattSm. They have been known -
cure the disease after 10 has beaa ssassd foe
missy ysars. Paralysis and nervous aAscttcne
ytDld 70 tAaP trsatmsst, spd peSBons hnvtns eol1
foDe vtu ood this dA0ee1ey allevfaae1 By ths -
81 tAe ELECTROMAGNETIC 9OLY. For salAA1
The Drug oeose Of KELLY YOUNG, Authorised
- psG. ..as s. s.iI1 9 any szl,ss.: isda
The Rock Island Argus., 1880-08-20
The Lumber Trade,

A letter from Eau Claire to the Pioneer
Press says that the Chippewa shows a
decline on twenty inches below low water
mark. baving reached lower depth than
has been known for years. While the
mills are outing to their full capacity,
the lumbermen encounter serious difficulty
in getting their commodity to the Missis-
sippi market The washout at Little Falls
dam prevents a recourse to flooding oper-
ations which for the past couple of years
would cause sufficient rise by splashes to
obviate the difficulties of low water tenn
porarily. AS it is now the lumber is slow
in getting to market. and lumbermen are
not sanguine of another rise this season.
The current is usually slow. and seldom
have pilots complained of such serious low
water distractions for running RATS as
they do at present. The extremes in the
Chippewa have been most wildly portray
ed this season.
The Rock Island Argus., 1880-08-20
a Diocesan Convention.

The Catholic clergy in Davenport-Rev.
Mr.. Flavin of ST. Mary's Rev. L. Roche
of St. Anthony's and Rev. A. Niermann
of st, Kunnigundi's (Rev. Father Cosgr"ve
of ST. Margurite's is absentl are making
arrangements to attend gathering of the
priests of the diocese at Dubuque next
week. The meeting assemblies on Monday
next in st. Joseph's college. The Dubu
que Telegraph says that the Archbishop
Henni, of Milwaukee, Bishop Hennessy, of
Dubuque, and from 1870 10 160 Iowa priests
will be present.
There will be q retreat. q period of sew
eral days of withdrawal from society 10 q
religious house for exclusive occupation in
the duties of religion. It was appointed
recently 3y Bishop Hennessy, and will
continue for one week. During the week
the bishops will deliver discourses on the
illogical subjects. The meeting will serve
TO make the clergy better acquainted with
each Rother. and enable those present to
learn of the exact progress the Catholic
religion is making in every parish IN Iowa
The Rock Island Argus., 1880-08-20
River N ews.

The U. s. steamer Barnard, arrived
down at 600 P. Nj. on Thursday,
The Belle of La Crosse is due up to-
night, and will leave at daylight to-
morrow,
The Tidal Wave, is sdue down this af-
noon.
The Clinton is due up o-morrow night.
ibThe Minnesota is due down on Sun
day.
The Mary Morton is due down this
afternoon.
The Louisville raft boat sunk to-day at
A. NJ. at the head of Campbcll's dam
on the Mississippi river, about one mile
below Hampton. The vessel was in charge
of pilot Jack McCafrey The captain
came down to-day and engaged the ser
vices. of the steamer A. j. Whitney. and
returned With her at 2:30 o'clock this
afternoon. A diver from St. Louis has
been telegraphed for. The Vessel sunk
in six feet water, having struck rock
which is supposed to have made a big
hole, as she went down very rapidly.
The Maggie Reaney made her usual
trip to day.
The colored sweeper OF the texas of the
steamer Clinton is in the Lacrosse Jail for
robbery. A letter from passenger states
that the Annie from above and Clinton
from below lay side by-side at that place
all Monday night. and one lady from st.
Louis had $500 taken from her vaIise, and
did not discover her loss until taking pass
age on the Annie. Another gentleman
lost $40, and is unable to say how the thief
managed to get it. as his doors were se.
curely bolted. AT II o'clock Monday
night a female voice Esbrieked loudly.
Watch, help. save mel" and almost at
the first call the watch Of the Clinton sc-
companied by several others, rushed to the
lady's assistance. She was found standing
in her night sgown on the outside of her
stateroom, and stated that large, uo' %
negro entered her room and was ,,sv
searching it. and awakened her bv h..
noise. The fellows legs carrie a him n
safe quarters-but the texas aweaner uss
placed in the cooler as one of the thieves