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was not at home.
A week latter, Frank Carleton
started for the West; and so these
two lives, that have been all in all
to each other, drifted farther and
farther apart.
Five years later. 1t was the even
ing of Mrs. Roderick Forests ball,
and the best society of Melville was
there. Lillian Whitney leaned back
in the embrasure of one of the win
dows. and hidden by the flowing
draperies of the curtains, watched
with dreamy eyes the bright, merry
throng in the ball room. Her beau
ty vas more S~pirituelle than it had
been five years before, and the proud
look on her face had softened into
more tender, more womanly curves.
She was decidedly the belle of the
evening, aud it was only by much
skillful manoeuvering that she had
been able to gain this quiet retreat
for a few moments.
All at once she caught her breath
with a sudden gasp of pain, and
placing her hand on her heart to
stop its wild beating leaned forward
and peered out.
Yes, it was surely Frank Carleton
she saw, though he was very much
changed. Tall and straight and
bronzed, with heavy mustache and
beard, he looked at least ten years
older, and certainly a great deal
handsomer and manly than he had
looked ten years ago.
GLOW noble he looks |" Lillian
thought, with a sudden thrill. sob,
how could l misjudge him so by my
dark suspicious !? And now | have
lost him forever !" And the hot
tears of bitter anguish and remorse
trickled between her daintily gloved
fingers.
The curtains parted and Mrs.
Roderick Forrest and Frank Garlic
ton stood before her.
"Lillie, love, you thought you
would outwit us this time, but you
see you have failed, for l knew
where you were all the time. AL
low me to present-why, child, ale
you i'll ?"
For, white and trembling, our
heroine had sunk down, looking like
a broken lily. She had thought she
could bear the meeting firmly and
calmly, but her strength failed
her at the last moment.
When, a few minutes later, she
opened her eyes, she found Frank
Carleton's arms were about her, and
that he was showering kisses on her
face. For a moment she felt as If
she could die for very happiness.
Crank" she whispered, "Frank !!
Can you forgive me, after 1 have
wronged you so deeply ?"
"Hush," he said; "hush, my dar-
ling L have nothing to forgive |"
"She has told me ALL" she went
on, ''your sister Maud; how you
have helped her, while her miserable
drunken husband was alive, And
oh, Frank p! l misjudged you so
cruelty I! 1 did not know she was
your sister !"
"Of course you did not" he said,
tenderly. "Has not your mistake
made US miserable for five long
years =? Dc not mention it again,
my darling" and he stopped her lips
with a kiss.
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How many a home has been
robbed of sunshine and happiness
and rendered sad and desolate by
the loss of some dear aud petted
child. This is a dangerous season
for children, and parents should
keep DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup ham
dy. Price % cents.
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The doctors said my wife had
consumption. Tried "Lindsey's
Blood Searcher," and she has bet
ter health than ever" G. II. Hub.
bard, Hampden, Ohio.
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"This apple is pretty we'll worn
out, said a ive-year-old, as she fin
ished eating and was about to throw
away the core. Fact.
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"What every one says must be
true" that "Dr. Sellers Cough
Syrup" has no equal for coughs
and colds. Try 1t. Price Is cts.
Daily globe., 1881-01-30

Total. --..-.......- S1, ,lOo lo
Bill of F. Knauft of $500, for nails, etc,
used by street force in December, 1880, was
examined and allowed
Adjourned.
GEO. L. BECKER, President.
r. L. GoRMAN, Clerk Board Public Works.
Daily globe., 1881-01-30
Roll Of Honor.
HIGH SCHOOL.

Names of pupils ninety per cent. or above,
in the examination closing Jan. %. 1881.
Daily globe., 1881-01-30
facts That WeEnov.

Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption, loss
OF voice, tickling in the throat or any affection
0f the throat or lungs, we know that DR..
Kings New Discovery will give you immedi-
e.te relief. We know of hundreds of cases it
has completely Cared, and that where all other
medicines had files. No other remedy can
SHOW one-.'an - in'ny permanent cures. Now
TO give yoU sIt.si X u.} r....f :Aat DR.. King
New Discovery vi ,;Ec ga of Asthma,
Bronchitis, H.: .',"f, CoE-t:'.. ion, severe
Coughs aira Co.'s iiQ :rsc'te =, 81 any Throat
or Lung DseIst., Il Eou viii call at Edward
II. Biggs' d;'.g %toie you c.n go a trial bot
tie freq Of cost, or re. l!iai' ,he Du;tle for q
Daily globe., 1881-01-30

GrIAFoRn, Ct, MAY 18th. lS6S.

For thirty five years have been the victim
of that terrible disease, Dyspepsia; have cor
suited er nrn' physicians, and tried almost
every .y, ''r Ny family physician finally
tod ~ J co,.l not be cured. The first dose Of
Coz Dyspepsia Cure helped me, and, to-day, |
consider myself cured, and am ready TO affirm
thai / is The most valuable medicine eyer plac-
ed before the public. G. II. RICHARDSON.
PADucAH, ky., May 10Th, 1861
During a confinement OF eleven months il
Libby prison, was attacked with dyspepsia
in its worst form. For two years have SUI
fercd with it. / tried doctors great many
times without relief.
This spring became so debilitated as TO be
unable to walk one square, After taking tive
doses of Goes Dyspepsia Cure, ate OF every
thing on the table, felt no distress afterwara
and have an excellent appetite
Daily globe., 1881-01-30
Trains
River Division.

IAVcT DltlsiOfl-
Thro Chicago Il Z. Exp .
Thro Chicago Il 4. EXP.
Iowa Il MINI. Division
Thro P. du @ ,Mil&C Ex
st. l.. & Kan. City Ex.
st. L. & Kan. City Ex.
Hastings & Dakota Exp.
Owstonna Passenger. :.
Daily globe., 1881-01-30
OFFICIAL.
Meeting Of the BOard Of Public Works.
Sr. PAUL, Jan. q, 1881.

Board met at y. NJ.
Present-Messrs. Harrington, Koch ane
Mr.. President.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
| The Street Inspectors reported the mum
| Der of men and teams employed by then
| in their respective districts the past week
where employed, and the cost OF the same
| Placed on file.
Street Inspector Flynn reported that ht
had given what relief he could to the
property overhowed in the vicinity Of the
Rev. Mr. Pope's church Accepted anC
placed on file.
Pursuant to due notice and the adjourn
ments Hereunder, the matter OF making
and completing the assessment Tor open
ing and extending Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets from Medill's addition tc
Randalrs addition, came up and after
hearing Mr.. Lamprey and Others rs to the
matter of damages, etc, the whole matter
was laid over one week.
Pursuant to due notice, the matter OF the
confirmation of the assessment Tor grad
inc Louis street from Nelson avenue tC
Rondo street, came up, and no objection
having been made. said assessment was
duly confirmed.
Pursuant to due notice and the adjourn
ments Hereunder, the matter OF the COM
pletion of the assessment for grading
Josette street, from Dayton avenue to
Martin street, came up, and was laid over
one week.
Order Of the Council for formal report
on grading Tenth street, from Broadway
to LAFAYETTE avenue. Referred to the
Engineer for plan and estimate of cost.
Order Of Council to the Board for a
formal report on the change of grade on
jackson street, from Pearl street to Aurora
avenue, and from Robert street to Mime
haha street. was referred to the Engineer
for plan and estimate.
Order of Council 10 Board to proceed
to reassess certain property, on which
Judgment has been denied, for the con-
struction of sewer on Wabashaw street,
from Seventh street to College avenue,
was referred to the Clerk to prepare as
sessment roll and give first notice.
Order of Council to Board to proceed
to make assessment for Strengthening
Mount Airy street, between Broadway
L'Orient street, was referred to the Clerk
to prepare assessment roll.
Order of Council to Board to proceed
to make assessment Tor opening ana eN-
tension of Iglehart street, from Macku-
bin street to Lexington street, was referred
to the Clerk to procure abstract OF own
ers' names, etc.
The City Engineer submitted vouchers
for the expenditure of the follow
ing sums in completing the sewer
on Eighth street, from Broadway
to Temperance street, which were ex-
amined and approved by the Board, to-
wit:
Pay roll No. 1, from Oct. Is to Nov. -,
|, 1880. .....-. SSoo 90
x - Is 1850 o. ..,...0..... =" i'o'- -.o 22O "a
"a. 1880. ......... 594 o.
BiIl Of Mitsch & Hammers NO. H.. 80 2S
p. Presley mo. y 80
Mayo & Clark mo. 81 10 35
Geo. Farwell (No. A.. ~ u 55
W. A. Somers, bank checks,
~
r. w. Johnson (No.6)... % rs
Dawson & Co., interest (No. = 90
Total ............. 81, l5O 1t
Bill of F. Knauft of $8.05, for nails, etc,
used by street force in December, 1880, was
examined and allowed.
Adjourned.
GEO. L. BECKER, President.
p T. GOpNrAN Clerk ROard PIyblic Works
Daily globe., 1881-01-30

Daily, except Saturday. Daily, except Monday.
Palace sleeping coaches on all night trains between
st. Paul and Fargo.
Passengers leaving St Paul at 100 D. M, reach
Fargo for breakfast neA morning, and Bismarck on
the following evening
Buford, Standing Rock, Fort Keogh, Tongue River
and intermediate points, and at st. Paul with trains
to and from all points East and South.
In effect Nov 21st, 1880.
H z. SARGENT, Gen. Manager.
J. NJ. HANNAFoaD, Gen. Passenger Agent.
Daily globe., 1881-01-30
THE CITY SCHOOLS.

Promotions TO the High School, and the
Rolls of Honor in All the City Schools,
Being = List of Scholars Whose Per-
csu,ages Of Excellence in Studies is
Ninety or More.
Daily globe., 1881-01-30

C,TATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF RAM
y sey-Dstrict Court, Second Judicial District
Isaac V. D. Heard vs.. Hammond Rouse and Charles
B. Dean:
SUMMONS.
The State of Minnesota, to the above named de-
fenGants:
You and each of you are hereby summoned and
which has beeu fled in the Off of the Clerk of this
court at st. Paul in said county, aud to copy
of your to the said complaint
the subscriber, at his office in st. Paul aforesaid,
within twenty days after the service of this summons
upon you, exclusive of the day of such service,
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this
action will take Judgment against you for the sum Of
i've hundred and nfsey S4-i00 dollars and interest
| from date, and costs.
Dated Nov. IL, 1880 7. Y. D. HEARD,
10-s2 Plaintiffs Attorney, st. Paul. MINI.
| CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
| y sey-District Court, Second Judicial District.
| Isaac V. D. Heard vs. hammond Rouse and Charles
| r. Dean and William Hopkins.
SUMMONS.
| The State of Minnesota, to the above named de-
fendants:
| You spd each of you are hereby summoned and
required to to the complaint in this action,
which has been fled IN the Office of the clerk of this
court at st. Paul, in said county, and to serve
copy of your answer to the said complaint on the
subscriber, at his Office III said st Paul, within twenty
days after the service of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day of such service you fail to
answer the eSid complaint within the time aforssd,
the plaintiff this action will take Judgment against
! you for the of four hundred and thirty two
02-l0O dollars and costs of suit and interest from
date
Dated Nov II, 1880. I.V.D. HEARD,
1862 Plaintiffs Attorney, st. Paul, Minn.
Daily globe., 1881-01-30
Confirmation Of Assessment for Strengthening Lafayette Avenue

oFTHEBo
ClTYo ST
eptof
completed and entered
objections Q
wIich
esnenw will
damaged an theam amount
Daily globe., 1881-01-30
Promotion. to the High School.

The following pupils have been promoted to
the High school from the Jefferson, Franklin,
Madison and Lincoln schools:
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:, rs Pes: very theu aci,urntd to ruaet t
fHoi3iV.la co tic 22n1 OF September.

MR. HARMoN's ACCEPTANCE The fellow
veg - hlr. Harmon'a letter acc .p;iDg the o, nj
Ha'Dn Tor Nsyor ttEdered him by The ten per
atee meeting led April Is:
10 !lessrs, II. " FoN= onG NV. Beadle
CommuNec:
Gsnilcmep,-You7 c)nmuuicalioa s!ali;g
had been ncmlua;ed y the temperate, mass
meciEg cOnge1td ct harmo2o He'll April %.
1851, Is your candidate for the MsyrrsI.y, has
b'c1 received. AID should have been earlier
acktoS!c9g 3, tu: u y absence ircm t,wu i; 70 y
apology
W:mo l fec! fsttc!ci By DO hooOr couiertcd,
!; vas p.s!!ljn octher Eeugts CT desired
bu. couicg irom such saurc, where party
i'Gis BE loreo, AID tae clmpsisu is to he
c3acuc.ta 400 poa s?ctarisn End -oo:itic,!
GH, =: s. ana igvites he co-tp'ra.ion Of all
81 Il NJ rcS'ri lo secl or political prjc viti3s,
10 a;cirg TO ito Cut tits great moral evil from
cor so,is soil. / therefore tendtr my slc place
i3r tho position lGucd. and should bs glad 10
Contribute By sli horo.Gb,e meabs 10 h,iring
forward tho glotiou: o.use 10 which cur ahcl,
cJE.0GClty arc atcgts.cd
very respectfully,
ALLEN g. HARMON.
A;oxIu;lia. Vs., May 5. 1881.
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tALtsFnLN!25 ~ Vtr; Interesting and 60
] .yshl' aH4F to2s .acI ias; evg5iog ut Miss
D's't5 Ea'.t:;n lA7i.ue for young ladies' on
y r.rec. t,iJ2 ir0 c!57ing exerc s.9 of The
a'.>S - G.! S:Mcu!c'. Idtr III. difec:ioa of
...'' t,aahat. Ms h,!;c. Tho class vas com
ga.st ii ZEN ycu2s ladies'. tic Misses Fioreuc,,
al! r.i:jr Esans. Miss W,st, Miss Smyfhe,
N!,:s Poii, t;s' ,';orc, Miss Van Aukeo, Miss
E3s!i.i, End Mis- !5,uncr, whr. 10 their pretty
*h'to dresses With tc. waHds, riugs, dumb
H"i's Sad i'ra q graceful cVo!u:Gn. presented
mot i1slsi"g plr:u;c. Tho movements,
sic tLty d." ,.ui: s,eOsth sad elasticity CT
2vcT I'D gao, {! ca:!iasc, ati5r, & pleasure to
iu sD@j ~;"eh !tCi,c9 he exercises CT great
- l. 4. ~, .s:2 ocos". Tie entertainments
ao'c.o led :, ! : 'ack sci ratqu,t III which
mo-: 1! he CHILDREN participated mauy friends
= - cIs5 *: E;fs,rt eU! expressed them
.cSG> 80 n'gHi2 pleased aod Interested, Hiss
t':..a .rtaiel st tho ,iaoo.
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PROFESSIONAL CAEsss.

q OARC-It should be generally known tbs.
xS. persons so unfortunate as to Ice, orc or
moro OF their toalh need not wall weaks and
month"; Tor srEIcial substitutes and endure in.
coaVonlence. dissgreestl, changes in yoica f..
clai expression. &c., but may hsvo artificial
toala nsds before and asserted Immediately ST.
Ter extraction OF their natural teeth. By this
m9co better adaptation, q mora pleasant ex-
preston and nearer approach toward presery.
Ing The natural harmony of the features ara eo.
curcd end very much 0fthe pain and difficulty
expeTlenc2d IN Learning to usa teeth are also
avoided. have prac.iced this mols euc ,easGully
for seven yesrs, and having introduced Il hero
would be glsi to refer any one Interested TO ps.
s!enlsWho Know Oil. from experience In treating
tho rsiursl teeth my object is TO presetvs every
one that Tine patience and modern methods Of
treatment csr save TIE uae OF Arsenic in Ia.
wing exposed nerves is condemned by the
more enlightened Of the deRtal Profession on
account o.. its turaing te6Lh dark, Inducing sb
scess and finally tho loss OF tbs teeth Che Herye
pulp. which is The source Ct lilo to the tcct5,
should always be t-ested, whoa o1uosod, with
view 10 Its le:torasioI - health. l use no CHEAP
slloye for hliHg; my fees ere Inrct less than nre
usually charged for tho asmo class Ct work.
Gold filling from SlJ0 up; ether work IT pro.
pcrlicc.tely low rates
W. D0NNALLY, .. DIS.
GIhduata Dental Do3srt,
oo. Univ. OF Michiear,
Oaice: 1921 F street. northwest Washington,
y. -. ar1-3m
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A;,XlU;lia. Vs., May 5. 1851.

EEUsALEM. AND THE HOLY LAND
,,js!a1al0m. ard the Hoy Land, fr7m Dan to
hets5 e5a. VS. illustrated q. Saccpts Hail
last liibt y Pfaf. CfonTeII, 4 srga aud az
i';i c.s.iTo hu:laccg ws9 present, md ne scebes
presented @cia gisud AID realistic The .uE sct
lfaa;td Of wss oae Of iatGrcst 10 eli, buS 10 I be
b.bc3i sUjco. it nui. have teen iu!shsaiy
Glcr'sltE. XII tba saetrd pl4cee. cilits,
r.acas, Creek. Mahammedaa. aod Christina
NhufaAss, TIC people md their custCms tni
tic ;lo3Sfe3hs ct Tie E!ssern cJuat.y, were Sc.
!o9ih oe'cie !h9 III iierc, wilh cearoess, aud
:, h"su thst IDaSt De s2en 10 zoe appreciated.
iH5!e IS !ntrs Inflammation to b, .rived from
coo tuiA oatortai2T. o: as that Of last hight
IL" cla 81 rqUtcd BY m)olh Of patient
stud7. :ila Professor ia bis accom- plryng
i;c,utc, IVES particularly pleasing. Investing
~" details Will! banner aud origins! coLceptiOn.
10 coi2r' .iumlu. cils2G Eith GRIND pi:!u:e
ch'ii';d, Tie Cross std tie Crowd" The
c',ilitc:. 5 iasllsca thi7 ajt6roo0p, when The
W2rtcrs tF The Woid' vera rreseuted, was
81 u'rcI efj,,ed by tic "chiliren Of 40 older
*ro"th as 1t ".s ~ The liula bIis5t eyes
tEcm'e!f"s. I&o pr2Its3or will appear 10 this
c'g tpt he last tima 20 eight. "Loudoc, tho
Great Cry si:i DO illustrated, snd Gil who caa
posi-. ig. SHOULD he present st Ills cosinS ca.
ig1ta'GIa:u;. Ii vii! 60 them g0od.
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las GEMpzRaHCE TICKET The oommi,tee
a2Go n;td IL BE fecsnt tenn Dtrauc5 mass meet.
tx 10 schci Candidates Tor the City CCuooil,
t"vc hnsly, siicr seVcra! nietliDg', determined
- ?iesrot ,ho following ticket for ratification 10
cSGrsi ;no3'lag 10 be held ia Ssrcp;s Hal!
W"fne:ta2 night nex.:
Fts: N3Ed-!alieEmao. Wan. 4. Moore
Couaci. 3. L. Ccx, Byooni Wheat, VIM. 8.
Moar2, aud Is. Ii. Lsm5ert.
Stc)tt sFl-A,deinsp, L:wis McKsrzie e;
tAuacJ +. =, Kerry. Tics. Lcad5eato-, r.
ii:nE? Sn!sou aad II, n. Foz
tE'ri srd-AIae1man. jonas E.sher
Z 2uoti.. James W. Sh;nc, ". w. Sherwood,
l"ams5 Buckingham anA Jss. l.. Petit.
F.a'!h WsiG-Adeim SO, John b. Sm:o.
!!,u:c5, }. 7. Javeus, B. ". Nails. +. ii.
. Ht'en spd Pau H. Evans.
ii's t'ck@t Is suit ct 10 alteration by the gen.
>Ss3 fHc2.irg, and it is aaj hg some tuat it will
81 H.a'Cfsy clacgcG
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,.'4E ERF~HYTERY or MARYLAND Tile
,."l laTc! 10 ic DiSs2'rcd.-raa PtcsGy-
~. ~. G, +,BiaGd, 8ith which the UGioa Pes
..:% Church Q! this city is connec'ed, CON-
~, -.-i =; Ii, ;aCu3l s:s3i5o 81 Mount Wgyhicg
w.. La's3ag night last. ReT. G. *, Camptc;I,
'.,'.::aa.9T, 10 Tie ch.ir.
f.. - ion yesterday aftcrnooc, On mo
49, 81 I'.v. ID. MgrkIaad. !ho following Gem
.....-. !, sa,s!1eT ;be condition OF tbs Ua;On
b., !, ,!L,a Church was appointed: Req,
~ = ii,.s1d AID Laicsrc. Eev. Dir. FI2ur,
49,. IA H..srs Fisher nud Nicholssses.
s,'.s.'". KEY, Or. Nlu!kland reported "that
d. c>.,:-::~,aH;co, alter p-agcs!uIIy considering
ii, ,.,o.osG q The UDlon Church OF Alezan-
80 'yGnerdtd Inc Psesbv'cIy to direct that
..,t . 1872! ettcr- CT diamissloD to ell It's
~. n.y. 'e the Second Presbyterian Church
:::.l,,.G y, y and to q care the Union Church
H. p, =, fife c.-u lice was adopted.
ia x.,:'' !. we sot Z der Geo. T. ADDER
49, '.'' S,e::ed ccmu.jssil neys to the General
So J. 81" i;cv. il. l.. McMurran and I'll.
10, y IA IS aiCI.atos.
l., is, 10y deemed it irezpedient 10
s..,-' Change Ia Che directory for public
h. r. - Kept that ws ch is necessary to en-
y" 'D9 neH po3k Of church order.
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ARREST IF OILERS FOR UNLAWFUL FISH,

ARREST IF OILERS FOR UNLAWFUL Flsus
80 --.Ir. }. Osea kerby, Jus,ic, Of tho
Ptaas Of Mau1t Neraoo District, F.irfsy couD.
-, h.r!n- b;ce olo.mcd that nuuber of iii
:.f' ~r!a i!,;iilg 10 iho bir;I, of Wm. knight,
OF y asi:ssior. at Etr1y Lending, IS short dis.
ace dawa tho liver. cOoirary to law, ycster.
dsf win Gne Ss,:st:E', Proceeded 20 The land =
l9S, n.G alter s0l8c difficulty. succeeded in cap
tuyIrz icuf 3! tic mon compeoed ot-Edward
Nich0rdscD, s rc.idert ct thn State, and J. 8.
Jones, Wharton jackson and Frank Ho!soo-cf
Msfslatd. together ai,h Gltr boats AID fishing
ttck!e, Nicc Gthcts tbsngod in the up'asui
;rafi3 9; .isit!cE 10 .uo!ter msa's birth SAT- he
lus::c' coming SOS made their escape. The
iour Eatn c1n!urcd Tcro rccogLizsd fer their
aprGayarce tt5D!Gy atcr0o0u FIR trial
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"BIILEE TAYLOR At ARMoRY HA1L-A

''BlILEE TAYLOR" At ARMoRY HALL.-A
l!tlic tun Gow ed tfen IS good for sill mep. In
order to lsush h"ar !iy, u 70, aud womeu, too
mUs: hsVe soIclhiov 70 | ush at. The c,mic
opera Billie Ia;''r." Which s!A be PRESENTED
to blight st hruo'y Ii vii Y i yna'ds t. Wall
legs Bal SOU; orfu pay. Is sp, k"n ct by thu
press Rsacra: g. - a." ,hing 10 make men
iauah a9d gov tal. The b:tl CT Tbs nTa'y
lsIadsd The 5 rac!s o! ne city To-Day. sld dis.
c0Ir;ed some X,A!. ri un:ia
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SPRING SToCK CT MEMS RE!-Jd
o?caed an cnIre 5ew s:l.cIion Of Gsssimerts,
irSo,a Scjcl McIocs, Diagonal Searches,
VOL "a CsEs!ntgca. il light aud dark patterns.
ter tuIts Some Ct the most hsLdsoms designs
GU. Sets ni'ds 20 .rl4r o. short notice; fl
gu,ra@teed. |. EICHBgRG's.
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The lratl opetios Gnd iluninstio1 of the
Con:trdls Family Summer G,:dcu will take
place Oh .ioLd4p n'g1t utZ:. Tho Alexandra
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lnts: nu,lc on ihe occasion. Tie c;iz:5s Of
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TEMPERANCE ITzMs The regular meeting
1t lis AjsZsrd'a Reform Club vas largely
stie.dsd last rici.l. SaGrt addresses we're
G,o&s by s;3,raI oil he members. Same good
v1cal ant iGs,umeutsl uusio was rendered.
Il was aDncu1c:d tbs: lns5a meeting Of the
;rie13a e t,ma no9 would bo htld at Sarepta
Hall WEDNESDAY liGht LeE. . noGoa;o CO
d,Ga:es lor tie City Ctu5ciI.
E.7. Mr. Ir.sdRsy. Of tho NJ. 7. Church.
vii coadrcs ;tc GJspsl seppsTatcs megtins 10
The hail CT the Reform Cub Tomorrow after
nG0E.