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shrewd 100000 Robbery.

1t has just transpired that on an af-
ternoon some two weeks since, Pros
idopt Williamson, Of the Society Of
Savings, was deco ycd from his private
effice in the bank by fashionably at
tired and oily tonyucd stranger, and
while absent box containing a nam
Der of valuable bonds, and, it is re-
ported, about $4,000 in cash, was
quietly abstracted by an aecOmplicc.
The matter was hushed up and placed
in tine hands of the detectives, who
have found no clue to the bold perpe.
trators.-[ Cleveland Penny Press.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-01
RAvrsnA; Nov. 50. ,ss,

6AVENNA, Nov. 80. 1881.
FLOUR / FsEp. CORRECTED RI n. P. cATLIN.
FLoUR-New Process. - 10; Pastry sl.s
per SACK. Q. 81 S., 5.,.,.s.-s....r t,,,,..,,;
FEED-Bran. 81 % per 100 lbs; Niddlin g.
$40, Chop, sl.5O: Cora Aeal. 81 o6; oil Meal.
New. Process. s1.ao. Old. sa.Os; Gotten Seed
Mcsl. $1.7b
WEEAT-S130 ...-s.-, ,.f,-s:z.tf s.x
CORN-SheIied brings zoe; 1sars. %bs.
OATS-4S cts. t5..s..--.... "a. = b..s
RYENo. brings e6s .-.-5..-.-
BARLEY-None In m arket. tte5.
HAY-selling at $40 = e1a; according 70
quality. Ready sale -,,...s-r f..-ri n zs
BEEF-Per cwt., $6 co. 't.-.ts ~
HOGs-Dressed. 81 %, Per cwt. ,,.v
LARD-City rendsle cd l6~. .5.--
SMOKED AEATS-City ssgar Cured Hams
selling At l5c; Country 1fHs.
shoulders. City cured selling atss. Dried
Beef selling at 1s<. s. ,s-.
POULTRY-Good supply in the narkst-
Chickens, dressed, buyers pay Scents; live sc
rurkies, dressed. 10c. live &c,
BUTFER--s5e. ''
CHEEsE-Boxed 11o1lx. RstaiIs. Is . 1se.
EGGS-buyers pay sas per dos.
p FOTATOES-99c. a 81
DRIED APPLES-6c. sS'ii ~
BEANS-Chsice handpicked in good demand
,t "a 80 per bu. Medium q IS.
vINEGAR-rure cider .retails ~ per gal
TALLOW-Buyers pay bHo.
HiDES-Green. trimmed. Nc, I. 7s.; No. 4xe
EEATHERS-Best retail at 76c.
WHITE LIME-$1 oo pef bbl.T --s-l
w ATER LIME-$1 Is 's '''5s4 '-''-
sALr-Coarse sells at 81 40 81 80: Ans 81 -.
wooD-Stove 81 oOo9 90; : fsot wsod - @
O S. ~ per cord. E--' -s-'il -'f
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-01

THE attack to be made on the COM
ing session of Congress by pensioners,
claim agents and ether retainers; At
the public crib, promises to be some
thing marvellous. The jobs already
awaiting action would require more
money to carry them through than
the world csntaias.-F Atlanta Con.
stitution, .asi Ifaisahs st y
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-01

The body of j ohm Seefred, of "Smo-
Ky Hollow" Youngstown, was found
in his front yard we'll, on Sunday eve-
ming. He had been subject to fits of
insanity for some time past, and the
Coroner rendered . verdict of suicide,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-01

The trial OF the assassin Guiteau is
still progressing, aud the prisoner is
playing the insanity program for all
there is in it.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-01
P. j. SHER RY.
. L 4 Il h .
p i. BR A N DY
LEGAL NOTICE.

NRRIS c. ATWATER and others have made
~ .spplication to the Court of Common Pleas
that portion of plat of Darwin Atwater's First
Addition to the Village of Mantua Station.
known as Lots 1874 1875, 126, and l27, and q por.
ton of the street south OF said Lots. commenc-
ing at the southeast corner of said Lot 127. and
run in southwest direction abous 400 feet, to
the western termination of said street.
69i-1w ORRlS Z. WATER
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-01
MARRIED

JONES-P PATTERSON.-1In Ravenna. Novem-
bcr 23rd. 1881. by Rev. Andrew Wilson. at
= his residence, Mr.. John w. Jones and Mis-
Celia Patter.on both of Rootetown.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-01

TIME partner ship heretofore existing between
L Alvin r. Smith and William s. Elson. do
ing business under the firm name and style of
Smith 4 Lison. at Rayensa, Ohio, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Said Alvin T.
Smith takes all the assets of said firm and as
sumes all the liabilities thereof.
ALVIN T. SMITH,
20. WILLIAM 8. ELSON.
Ravenna Ohio November 1854. 6Ql
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AMONG the ouest;ons that are likely

AMONG the questions that are likely |
to come before Congress this Winter
that of taxation is destined to occupy
the front rank. The Democrats will
ask the Republicans to rise up and
explain why the country is compelled
to pay three and 8 half per cent. on
some S7O0,OOO.OOO OF the Govern
ment's Indebtedness, when the came
could have been placed at 3 per cent,
thus saving to the people three and a
half millions of dollars annually. The
protectionists will urge the abandon
ment or remodeling of the present
internal revenue system, to form an
excuse for an increase Of the duties
on imports, that the consumers may
be burdened with the entire support
of the Government, and they reap q
rich harvest out of the expressions Of
the people. And there will doubtless
be some members who will urge the
remodeling of the tariff laws, placing
the duties strictly upon the revenue
principle, claiming that our national
law makers have no constitutional au-
th0rity 10 impose taxes on the people
for any other purpose. Perhaps some
one may haye the audacity 10 advocate
an income tax as about the only means
by which the millionaire bondholders
can be compelled to contribute their
mite 10 the maintenance OF the Gov
ernment from which they derive pro-
lection. The subject is Interesting.
Watch and wait.
IT is predicted that the Readjusters
and Republicans in the Virginia Leg
islature will fall out over the election
of United States Senator. 1t is al
legged that Malone pledged Davis the
Senatership If he would consent to
let his name be used on the Readjuster
State ticket; that Davis consented on
this condition, and he holds the Read.
jnsters as bound to make him Senator.
Cameron, Riddleberger and Auditor
Massie, all prominent Readjusters,
want to be Senator, and will make
efforts to be elected.
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-01

Y OST-A small Black and Tan Rat Terrier.
II Had on brass collar marked {" United
States Expire Company" The finder is re-
quested to leave him either at the grocery store
OF Bernard Kinney or Peter KING.
Rasenna. Nov IS, 1884, 1"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-01
To Nervous Sufferers--The Great Europe
an Remedy-Dr. j. b. Simpsons Specific


diseases that
lead to Con
sumption. In
sanity. and an
early grave, or
both. No mat
ter how shat
tered the sys-
tenn IN a y be
from excesSes
OF any kind. a
short course O
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DeAfi1 Of nr. Otis.

Dr. Geo. A. OTIS surgeon OF the I. S. A, died
yesterday, February %, at his residence In
Washington, of apoplexy. He was born in
Boston, November r. 1880. a graduate In letters
or Princeton and In medicine at the University
or PennSy lvanla In 1850. After spending some
years in London and Paris in perfectfng his
professional studies, he settled In Richmond,
Va, where he assisted editing until 1859 med
fcal journal He then was Induced to remove
to Springfield. Mass, where the field for surgi.
cal practice was larger, and for which branch
OF tne PROFESSION he had preference. On the
breaking out Of the war he entered the service
as surgeon Of the 18th regiment OF Massachu.
Sets volunteers, ard served until the close OF
the rebellion. In February, 1866. he was ap-
pointed assistant surgeon ia the L. s. A. His
high literary and professional qualifications
soon pointed him out as the man to edit tae
Surgical History OF the War. The Two auaGto
volumes which he prepared and have been be-
lore the profession for several years fully attest
the wisdom or placing him at the head OF this
WORK. The doctor was twice married and by
his f1Ist wife has two children, both daughters.
DR.. Otis was member OF the American Medi-
cal Association. the Washington Philosophical
Society, The Washington Anthropolog ical So
clety and Other scientific bodies He was pop
ular with his professional brethren and will De
much Tn1SSed in the Army Medical MUSEUM
Which he assisted In organizing.
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DUBLIC AUCTION SALE.

WE HAVE PURoHASxD THE ENTIRE SroGK
OF WHITE GUOOS.
SCid at Public Auction in New York City, and
have lac ed the same on sa,e at One Half the RsSu
larpffte. The stock consists of fine Whits Mac.
seiles. English Mutl, Satin Stripes. Linen Lawn,
Lace Stripes Checked NatnsoOss Victoria LAVA,
Satin Figures and many other desirable styles,
ALL AT 49, CENTS PER YARD.
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY. Gets. sct.. 4c.s.,
&c, Sc, 10c 12c.
Fine An-wooi BLACK OAsHMEREs, 81. IS. 50.
leo STYLES Of Spring MADRAS GINGHaMs.
CLOTH tOR BOAS Spring SUITE, &c, oUc /, &c =,
Al L usxS TABLE LINEN. s5cts.. 80. 81, 45cts.
BIZ AUAED TABLE DAMASK. no, 81, use.
NAfKlNS per dozen. 75c 81, ST "a. 81 60.
Fin Width hHEkTING COTTON 25cts
WHILE ana ooLoH6D BED sPRsADr, 81. 81. rs.
BID COMFORTS. 81. 81 1925.
WHITE bLANKhTs, 50. 50 pair. 49, So. So "a
CAT PETS. Spring Styles, INGRAM and B RUS
ncor OIL CLOTHS, all Widths.
LA1 les CLOiH in all Of the New Shades
PEI GALES, OAMbnlCS, Sprins Prints
NO1IlNdhA M CURTAIN LACKS, rs. 80. 81. 30.
C. N. TOWSON,
Ssbli Near TIN street and Center Market
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N 6
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A fun size box OF these valuable PULLS with fun
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WHAT WONDERFUL THING the venom OF a
serpent Is. Chemical analysis tails to detect
any thing In 1t to account for It's action. Water,
little albumen. some mineral salts, and traces
OF mucus, epithelial cells, etc, Jumped
together as 'eXtractiye." Nothing more -n1tn-
Ing specific about Ii, at ALL TaSteleSS colorle5S.
ano l1odorous, II may De rubbed on IAe sound
skin, or applied TO the eye. or Gaken into tae
mouth without any result whatever: The bites
OF different kinds of snakes produce different
effects; some act as adepressant o the vascular
81 stem, some as a powerful narcotic, some cause
Inflammation OF the spine, while others seem
to give rise 10 GiSorgahZ alton OF the structural
constituents OF the blood. All are attended
more or less with ngors, delilium, Syhcope,
conVulSonS, paralysis, and coma. Whether
the poison or any Two or more species are iden-
iical Go not knoT-it seems pr0baole; but IN
The five species with which have eXperinanted
Oh myself, so far have found five distinct and
separate yenomS. / imagine, for instance. that
the Iattlesnake end coppeEhead will prove to
possess The same, ana perhaps several OF the
fluids are very unstable, and decompose II kept
Only short time or IL their specific gravity is
disturbed, while others retain their deadly
properties even when dried. That OF the COM
luted down till it forms mere local frfitant.
No true antidOte has ever been discovered
for the bite OF any snake, and the search
for something which shall be an antidote
against the bite OF ALL appears TO me to be IRA
u0nal In the extreme. seeing that there are so
many different poisons, producing in many
cases opposite effects. One might as we'll eX-
pect to lind general antldOte for opium, bella
donna. strychnine, arsenic and mercury poison
ing. The action OF ammonia, upon which so
much stress has been laid, Is probably nothing
more than that OF a strong stimulant; certainly
It's action In maintaining the huidlty Of the
blood is quite hypothetical, seeing that prema-
ture cOagulation OF the flbrine has never been
actually demonstrated. Indeed. 1t is said that at
the autopsy OF the keeper G1rling, bitten many
years ago by cobra de capellO at the Gardens,
the blood formed no clio. at all, but was found
permanently fluid In all the great vessels
Lana ana water.
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Anusements. &c.

FoRD's OPERA HOUSE. The picnic scene In
"Edgewood Folks now playing at F0rd'S IS
most amusing and very natural. The funny
songs OF sol Smith Russell, the comic situa-
tOES AID the contagious humOr OF the dia-
Iogues make the performance one to De reme.n-
6sred with pleasure.
NATIONAL THBATRR-DrfgnOlfs hanef5 at
the National last evening was a success.
'TioSat0re' was presented BrgaOlt was
received enthusiastically. Tonight, Romeo
and juliet" VIII be given.
LINCOLN HALI--The production OF "Alonzo.
the Brave, or the Fair Imogene'' and the farce
Don't Judge by Appearances, at Lincoln Hall
tomorrow evening py the Ira Aldridge colored
dramatic company, Will be one OF the most at
tract!ye performances Of the season.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. - Next Monday
evening the Philharmonic Society will give
concert at the congregational Church, at which
an attractive program Will be rendered by the
best talent OF the city.
TALLMADGE HALL-TheTe will be a pleasar-
ard attractive entertainment at Tallmadge
Hallthis evening by the Ladies' Benevolent So
eiety. Fifty articles, Including a gold watch
and other useful and valuable articles, will be
distributed among the persons holding the
drawing numbers
The PIRATEs--"The Pirates OF Penzance-
Will be given at Fords Opera House to morrow
afternoon, under the direction of Dr. Ktmball
This will be repetition OF the excellent per
Torrance given last week for the benefit OF the
Central Free DispenSary.
LINCOLN HALI--Miss Blanche Roosevelt. the
celebrated American soprano, will appear at
LIN. DIN Hall next Saturday evening In concert
She viii De ably assisted.
ADELAIDE L. MURDOCH will lecture at the
National Theater next sunday evening On The
Present Day there will also be readings by r.
COrdelia Levy.
GENERAL FITZPATRICK win deliver a very In
terestiDg Grafton al Lincoln hall on the evening
or March the Cd. He Will discourse On The late
war, and IN his graphic and attractive style
VIII describe some OF the most Interesting
events Of that period. TO many soldiers who
VIII te here at thar time the Grafton viii be as
great All attraction as any part or the inaugu-
laiOD.
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A HORSE TRADE OPP. AND FIGHT OS-In
the Police Court this morning, middle aged
white man named Naliy Harrison was charged
by young while man named Louis Kramer
with aSsaulting him. Kramer testified that he
and Harrison were talking about trading horses,
and Harrison seemed anxious TO trade anu
finally took witness horse and put ft In the
stable, and commenced 10 take the harness OF,
when witness asked hin what he was doing
that for he said because you have traded.
witness replied that he htf not traded and did
not wish 70 trade, and attempted 10 get DoSSes-
sion OF his horse when Harrison seized him by
the throat and threw him out. He was f1aed
g or $ days In Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-24

Henry Lipman, Hollander, now in New
YORK, who has set on loot movement for the
benefit OF the Beers In the Transyaal, claims to
have assisted John III. Surratt, the plotter
against the life or Lincoln. 10 his escape when
nISt arrested among The Pont1hcial Guards at
Neroli, near Tuscany. Surratt had discovered
tnat an American detective was looking for
him, aid obtaining leave OF absence he set out
Tor Verole but Was oveTtaken and placed in the
bafrack dungeon. LipInan was one OF q guard
OF Twelve placed over the prisoner, and conntv-
Ing together, Surratu was allowed The chance OF
passing through sewer communicating with a
r1Vuiet outside. They opened furious fusi-
laoe, Its object being to throw suspicion from
themselves, and 10 make believe they were en-
deaVor1ng TO prevent his escape. A regiment
OF cavalry was sent In pursuit, but the fugitive
na0 escaped Into Victor Emanuel'S territory
ard was beyond their reach. This was prior 70
SurTatts final capture at COnstantinople Lip
man mel Surratt In New York while the latter
was delivering lecture n 1870, who singled
him out among the audience with expressions
OF gratitude for the aid given him.
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SENATOR COMBINES PRESENT TO THB Boys IN
BLUk-At Masonic Temple last night the beau
uful stand or col0rs given by Senator Conkling
10 the Roscoe CoDSliDg Club of Boys In Blue
was formally presented 10 the club. The hall
was very handsomely decorated with nays
eyergreens and towering shrubs, by Mr. John
III. Small The exercises were opened by &. W.
oyster, the president Of the club, who stated
the object or the gathering, and paid high
tribute 10 senator COnkling. He closed By In
PRODUCING Frederick Douglass. who, IN behalf of
Senator ConEling, maize the presentation
speech. Hon. Stewart l. WoOdford, or New
York, received the gift ON behalf OF the clue.
Speeches were also made by hon. A. NJ. Ciapo
and others. and the literary and musical fea-
lures or the program were oy the Apollo Glee
Club, Professor Tweedale. General G.. 3. COrsa
Professor TownSeud, Ar. Young aud Miss
Minnie EVAN Beautiful b0uqueis were pre-
sented 10 Gen. WoodfOrd and Marshal ID Juglass.
and also 10 Mrs Chisholm, who occupied a seat
Cd the stage Among the Invited guests OF the
club wtre Representative UpdegraiI, Hon. t. ].
HENDERSON, Hon. John X. Thomas Hon. j. II.
Starin, hon. n MCGOWAN, Hon Gaorta NJ
Robson, Hon. f G.. ] 4pham, Hon. 5 /. KIRK
wood Hon. q. w. Sconeld, Hon. III. C. johnson
Hon. George G.. Gorham, Hon. Harry Wni, o
Hon. Ben Harrison, Genecal Edward e Eaup
Hon. John 4. Logan, hon. l. T. Moron. III IN
John /. Mitchell, General E. c. Ford and stan
and the officers OF Pap Thohas, Grant, aud
''Columbia" clubs OF the Boys in Blue.
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FINANCIAL.

pkOFII ~ 20v PER CENT.-An Association has
oIertin a9 IL ny paIuss 70 conduct
,ns' Biring, Race Track Pooling, Privileges. &C..
which VIII realize from 10 20 80 per cent per mouth
$4,000 already subscribed. Capital, SlUO, OO0
Shares, S25. send for PROSPECTUS.
J. II. WILSON & CO.,
feDl6 1S0 Broadway, New York
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fBE FRENCH canhot pronounce cough but
they appreciate and Use Dr. Bulls cough syrup +

MANAGE LICENSES have been issued to Chas.
f. Far CT King William county, Va, and Dora
Anderson: Frederick r. Cant ana Annie A.
NO"ies; Frank Andrews and Lydia o. Ovens:
jos eph Nj. Wheatley and Emma Z. Taylor; Win
4. bIfes and Elizabeth Clark; W. s. Padgett
and Kate Carrolt both Of Charles county, Md;
Dorse w. 'Ofutt and Rebecca *. Hunter blJn
Or Montgomery county. Md; Thomas b. Downs
and MaudeM NJ. Murray, both OF Charles county.
Nd: Mahlon Purcell and Maud Feller, both OF
Loudoun county, Va: VIM HartOower ana
Virginia Helmusn, both OF Fairfax county, Va.
Frank Foster aBu Mary j. Shelton; Chas. Nil.
burn aid GeOrgie Hawkins.
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CITY ITEMS.

All that Experience Skill and Correct
taste can do TO render Hub Punch superior TO
The average bunch brewed on festive social oc-
casions or entertainments has been effected.
IN lt the mellowest Old liquors are blended
Wltn chotce fruit juices. Try it with hot water
or with Ice broken fine, lemonade, soda water
or mllk. Sold by all wine merchants grocers
and druggists at 81. 25 bottle
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fudge cox. a decree ~ divorce was mail I'm
We case OF Augusta A. Gladmon, nee BarGelS
AGAINST VIM. o. Gladmon. The parties were
married In October, 1878. when the petitioner
vs. oniy IL years or age. She charged him
WIN Entertainment, non-support, and with h Az
Ius oonnilted adultery at picnic on July 4
Ie.., Win one Lena Schwartz, and with other
women subsequently,, and also charged IN AZ
Athougn ne was employed az the pura3n Of en-
CRAVING ana printing at salary OF SIS DER
month, ne compelled her 10 go out 10 service 70
earn money Tor the household expenses
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You are suffering with consumption, but It Is
only catarrh. DR.. Hartley's Catarrh Remedy
will surely cure you. Sold by ". B. Entwisie
corner 18th street and Pennsylvania ave-, Stott
& Cromwell and all druggists 2l.6
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GARFIELD is being bothered, too about the
Inauguration arrangements. Mr.. Lincoln was
asked which he preferred OF two programs
Throwing one leg over the back OF his CHAIR.
The sensible oackwoodSnan told "a Story:
When was pracJlcing law In Illinois q client
OF mine. peculiar sort or fellow, was brought
before the court, and the Judge asked MA:
do ycu swear or aiiirm?' Mr.. judge my
client replied. j don't care a damn when ~
ST T(ysgHt{Q Republican,
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Clear

head and voice, easy breathing, sweet breath,
perfect smell, taste and hearing, no cough no
distress These are conditions brought about
in cataTrh by the use Of SanfOrd's Radical Cure.
Complete treatment for 81.
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THE EVENING STAR.
THURSDAY. February -. 1851.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THB CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIC3R.l
WASHINGTON. p. T.. Feb "a. 1851, $50 a. N. {
Der the middle Atlantic States, warmer clear
or partly cloudy weather. RorthgesJerly winds
shifting TO southeTly, followed Dy falling oa-
Tonettr
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The follow ing are the readings OF the ther-
mometer at the Signal ONCE during the day
= a. M. 1872: IL a m, 1872; p. m, 2io. Maxi
mum, - minimum ~.
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BOWLING GREEN. |

Bowling GREEN, KY, July, 1850.
nave nad an excellent safe for Swift'S s
SPECIFIC, and the results have been most salts
factory. j. o. BURGE Druggist.
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TEE DISTRICT OF CoLUaEIA HORTICULTURE IL
SOCIETY met al German Hall last evening Mr
John Saul presiding and Mr.. w. Gillinghan
secretary. After some routine business PfofaS-
scr e. '. Riley, OF the Agricultural dep artmenr.
read an essay Ion Some Insects Injurious TO
Shade Trees and on the Periodical iIcaia, or
seven teen-year Locust" which was illustrated
by drawings or the insects. At its conclusion
The paper was discussed by several members
Flowers we're exhibited by MessrS. John Saul,
John T. C.. Clark and T. W. Fowler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-24
Doctors j. w. Cox;

E. D: Jones; 81. M. Paine, OF Albany; Doctors j
Q: Bless; L. B. Waldo; E. S. Coburn: Frank l..
vincent, of Troy. and others equally eminent
Extract Of Witch Hazel. Beware of eheap
Counterfefts. Cures Piles. Catarrh, Rheuma-
usm, Female Complaints and NEURALGIA