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Another Accidental Coinc,denc

Captain ii. III. Riddleoerger, John S. Wise
and Collector Brady, of Petersburg three of the
leading Virginia readjusters who accident ally''
met In Washington last Tuesday were In Har-
risburg, Pa, yesterday. Fate seems to throw
these gentlemen together most s1ngularly OF
late, without any design on their part. They
all happened 60 be In Harrisburg at the same
time, and the singular coincidence was made
more remarkable by their meeting each other at
the residence Of Senator Don Cameron. These
gentlemen are somewhat apprehensive that
their repeated accidental meetings may create
an impression that they are on some political
mission. Fence. they announce that there Is
Is no political significance In their movements
In f,ct when Ia Washington day or two ago.
the feelingly expressed too much regard and
anxiety for the President to daoble In politics
VIII e his life Is 10 danger
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Condition Still Hopeful.

This Is the critical seventh day from the
shooting OF the President, and the fact that
none OF the dreaded unfavorable symptoms
have unaffected themselves thus far to-day
gives further encouragement for the hope that
he will pull through. OF course he will not be
reekored cut OF danger fer many days yet, but
as each period when special danger was
threatened i5 safely passed, the chances OF his
running the gauntlet of the others are In
reased In the same degree.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-July 7ih, GOLD MEDAL On the way
IL from 18th to and 10th IT. to New YORK Nv. ut
Attn and return 70 81 18th St, where by ret s.
reward. Owners name on the back. iys-2t
II OST-DuriDg storm of Thursday. black And
II tan TEhRlhR DOG; had on silver plate link
collar, with name OF Topsy aud address thereon.
Liberal reward if returned to 3Ol9 west ct. jy6 2t
NNAKEN Up ASTRAY Thursday morning, July
u lih, one COW; owner can come aud prove
property and Ray charges and take IL away. MR..
JOHN OANBY, PALS / street northwest. It,
III OST-June 9th, . large AMETHYST RING.
~ going from Carriers dry goods store to 63i ID
81, northwest. Liberal reward VIII be paid IL re-
turned TO above number. ty6-3t
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+ O0O YARDS LINEN LAWN. REDUCED
124c LAWNS. yard wide, &c.
90 pieces best MADRAS GINGHAMS l214c.
Beautiful line Of PRINTS. 6Ac.
go dozen NAPKINS, 81 80; worth s..
30 Gozen LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS, 12kc.
80 dozen GENTS HANDKERCHIEFS. l2Hc.
Beautiful line OF
WHITE GOODS,
Consisting Ct INDIA LINEN, PERSIAN NULL
MUSLINS, DOTTED SWISS VEL. LAWN.
ALL MARKED Down.
j. A. LUTTRELL CO.,
Iy2 Sl7 Market Space.
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PERSONAL.

DER6ONAL.-HRNRY Fries tie ex-leader OF
y the Theater Comique Orchestra, has left Wash
tDRton not to return. IT.
DERSONAL.-MRs l.. BAUERDORF has re-
Il moved to 2055 18th st. northwest, where she
cordially invites her friends to call jyS -2ts
III ClArvoyant and Astrologist gives better sat-
tsfacdon in all fairs OF life than any one In the
tiny gives advice and assistance all matters ap-
pertaining to business, love and matrimony All
N TROUBLE GALL. Satisfaction given or no pay.
Consultation Rooms. 400 I'd street. above ID street
northwest apo
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DRQPOSALS FOB COAL.

OFFICE OF PUBLIC PRrSrEB,
WASHINGTON, {. O., July 9, 1881
PIoI lis will be received st this Off ce 1tl IL
O'Clock m July 18th. 1881, for furnishing this
Qualify
Fpn Information viii be given upon application
70 this flee.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for
Loal." and addressed to JOHN D. DEGREES,
j. st JOHN p, DEFRIRa.
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SPECIALTIES.

SPECIALTIES.
Xl EETIC PHYSICIAN, has eminent success In treat
Ing acute and chronic diseases. The suffering
should call ct her residence SOC 9Th street. CORNER
Of street north west. tyl-2Ws
MADAM DUBIOUS. FRESoH MEDIUM, works
IN Magnetic Electricity; tells true life; card
reader; tells past, present and future, and gives
good advice for lady and gentleman No. GOA 18th
st northwest. Hours from 10 II q. m, ana to
SPIN. MIA
NME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
III LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and
Gentlemen 90 cents each. NO. COS street, between
9Th and 9Th streets northwest feb10-22ws
LADIES GOAnS
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EOR SALE-A fret class DRUG STORE, doing
IL q good business; good reasons for selling
Also. As BUILDING LOTS and 800. OOs BRICKS.
1lU6 L street northwest. te20.3w
THO INVENTORS.
i MONEY ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and
VALUABLE INVENTIONS. either before or aetU O..
patent. Box 50. Star ofnce. dec40
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Il PRED LHASE from the G. and b. Canal
Company. and RIGHT TO WATER POWER,
lately owned and used by W. G.. Busey. deceased
BU6EY'S EXCELSIOR GUANO.
faciure.
This Mill is situated on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. about Is miles from Georgetown. Apply to
@. n. MATTHEWS, 1908 3lst ST., OF
NJ. I. ADLER. 3l48 Bridge street,
je3O-3m GeOrRetown
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NO. =.

SCARCE TWO WEEKS REMAIN FOR US TO
CLEAR OUT THE SUMMER STOCK WE
MUST LET IT GO AT A SACRIFICE, AS WE DO
NOT WISH 1T RUINED BY DUST AND DIRT
WE CANNOT ENUMKRATE ALL THE BAR
GAINS WE ARE OFFERING TO CLOSE THE
CASHMERE STOCK. (THERE IS NO REDUC-
TON ON BLUE FLANNELS AND BLACK
CLOTH aoODS.) WE CAN GIVE you FEW
ILLUSTRATIONS THAT WILL GIVE YOU AN
IDEA AT LEAST OF WHAT WE ARE DOING:
ALL OF THE sl5 CAss MERE SUITS ARE NOW
sl.75; THE LOT OF Sc PANTS AT 81; THE
LARGE LOT OF Sl2 SUITS ARE NOW $40; THE
IS, Sc AND ST CHILDREN'S KNEE-PANrs
SUITS ARE NOW 81. THIS GIVES YOU
GLANCE AT THE REDUCTIONS IN THE MEMS
AND BOYS DEPARTMENTS. WE KNOW THAT
WE MUST INCUR A LOSS IF THE GOODS GET
DAMAGED; so WE IRRFER THE LOSS WHILE
OUR FRIENDS WANT GOODS. 10 THOSE THAT
KNOW THAT VIZ CARRY LARGE STOCK IT
10 MI NECGoSAn1 ~ SAx Thai THIS Is
NOT AN ODDS AND ENDS SALE. THE SIZES
ARE ALL COMPLETE. TO GIVE YOU AN H.
LUsIRATIoN. WE HAVE SEVENTY SUITS CAT
THE PRESENT MOMENT OF THOSE FINE
ENGLISH EMBARRASSING" FABRICS
THAT WE SOLD FOR 800. REDUCED TO s1s.
AND ARE NOW CLOSING THEM AT sl5.
LEADING TAILOR OF THIS CITY SAID TO A
FRIEND OF OURS: THAT is LESS THAN
THE COOS IN THE SUIT COST sAKS; THEY
MUST BE GOING BY THE BOARD" WE TELL
you (CONFIDENTIALLY) THAT WE ARE NOT
"GOlNa BY THE BOARD" WHAT WE ARE
"Go1NG" TO DO Is TO CLOSE OUT THE
GOODS AS UsUAL-oNK PRICE TO ALL.
A. SAKS a CO..
BIG and 31S 7Sh street ,,Orth~esr
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ShoUl President Garfield die from the wounds
of an ASSN Congress. representing the peo-
PIE CT Tie country, would undoubtedly make
suitable pecuniary provision for his family.
But much more significant and touching is the
movement OF the people themselves In that d.
rection, such as the plan set on foot In New
York yesterday to raise popular fund OF q
quarter Of a million dollars for the parp sc
INDICATED. over forty thousand dollars OF tie
amount were pledged In q few moments time,
ana aooitors win doubtless be made so speedily
ana Ia sucn noerai sums that the pro. osed
limit viii soon be reached. The effort shon,d
not, however, be confined to New York nor to
q few places OILY. There are person, In eyery
part Of the country who win desire to c,r-
tribute TO the fund, and they should be 6 II nded
the opportunity to do so.
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS PRIOR TO TAKING
STOCK.
PABkSOLs AT COST.
ANpERSoN'S SCOTCH GINGaAMs at 374,
reduced from z5c.
MADRAS GlNGhAAIs at l2$ reduced from is.
SUMNER SILKS AT COST.
BARGAINS" IN WHITE GOODS, EMBROID-
EhED SWISS MUSLINs. DRESS GOODS
and kINKNS,
FRENCH oRGANDIEs, and Finest Quality AL
Linen LAWNS At 25c.
BLACK GRENADINES at "Greaty Reduced
Prices"
NAVY Blue FLANNELs for the Seaside and
Mountain Wear
KHYBER OF Otis, NUNS YELLING.
sURAH hILke, CHUpDA SHAWLS.
U- OEE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY q BROTHER,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE CORNER sxH sTREEf.
iy2
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As the hanging OF a woman In a black satin
dress In England placed that fabric under ban
as material for women's dress for more III IN
hundred years, so Guiteau's use OF the phrase
''stalwart' last Saturday is likely to cons,gn
that word. In the political sense in which 1t has
lately been applied, into permanent retirement.
The term was used TO describe what m,eht per-
haps be called the advanced wing OF the repub1
can party long before the present split In NV
York. which made IL so familiar, and nobody
now b, ueyes that that complication had any
thing Il do with Guiteau'5 crime; but for all
that IL as5assln's appropriation OF the name
to himself viii so surround tt with horrible
ASSOCIATIONS hereafter that no one will De likely
TO USE The word except as a term OF reproaeh,
and Dotoiy viii be willing to wear 1t longer as
q desg ration OF political faith or practice
Mamie a new word must be coined or
adop e.i q substitute,
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SINGLETON e. HOEkE,
SOl Market space,

SINGLETON e. HOEkE,
SOR Market space,
Are Offering the GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE
SEASON.
The best ALL WOOL EXTRA SUPER INGRAM
CARPET q 10 ents per yard. reduced from 90
cents and 81.
handsome line Of TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, 81
rs and IS cents per yard
BODY BBUrsELs, from eI rs to 81 IS per yard.
LOOsE FURNITURE COVERS and WINDOW
SHADES made to order.
CARPETS SENT FOR. CLEANED and BE-
TURNED 1T short notice.
SINGLETON K H0EKE.
jell o0l Market Space.
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VOLUME XIV.
Nestlings

little birdi SING sweet among the leaveS
-afe hi from sight, beside thy J fwny nest;
The rFin fails, murmUring TO the dropping
caves
A low refrai7. that suits thy music best
Sing sweet, o birdI thy recomPense draws
Four caliow nestrinrs meath the mothers
many @! d q shinq winrs that ',y-a7d-by
W % Gle, v, the sunny air o sing, bird, sing
sing. o my h -a-tI Thv cal " nestli7gs sleep
S.r-,TIt Ion ge,t n p Vrtci1,l7 foidi Wing
II Il tho time wGen, from II rir slum Der deep
tn y wake, AMI sosr in beauty. Sing, heart,
sing!
o little fr'I sing sweet Though rain may
AID troigh thy cqIrow brood thv cere requ re.
d ne r'i1-c'oui, wiz It trail NJ "a |,
eJn l'ilm-urt he p &c o, golden fire.
sing o , o 'irtI nor Of tha cloud ike held;
F r u at 1.,ri-. r Of g ori.us S1rfngi
every fisl Is cred 70 thy ne
IAe we'ltn, the te luty, tniIe. sing, b.rf,
SIG, o my hos-ti sing on, thou-h rain may
$ ~ n; for unawarea he winds will bring
r II ut -tinsht1e 70 thy cOttTge door,
and arch the clouds with raIubows. Sing,
he4rJ, siIgI
o birdI sing sweet. What though the time be
wl.-l tn u shalt sit upon that srevine bou h.
W 90. sw ct .Uft', no nest ing by, 10 "a at
l-e bubhliIg song tGOu sings 10 GLAD IN IN
n,wl
Thy t,sk was done, fulfilled in sweet Spring
In Ro.den Summer. when thy brood take
"a, Ia u not 5 iI have Ief. a hymn f u-si e,
cause tay WOrS IS ovsrf S. g, oird, siIS
Sing, o my hear,I What If thy birds have
Thou lis, the J Of their awakeni. G,
And thousand memories lef- thee IOr thine
Sing n II, for task accomplished. siac,h art,
sing!
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measured, the space was called out seven
feet. But l, coming in with my rule, de-
clared it to he nearer eight.
"'Off with you, parson = cried Poindex-
ter. What doth one of your cloth do at un-
godIy games %
''But l stood my ground. Another trial.
George Noting, eight feet, one inch.
"Nin-po, seven feet, ten inches. l could
not but acknowledge now that the measure
was correct.
"'He hath lost = cried Poindexter, and
raised his rifle. The Indian stood motion
less.
"'He hath a chance in the race said
Seth.
"Then ensued a dispute. But it was de-
cided in favor OF Nin-po, some of the people
wishing to give him chance, and others to
prolOng the sport.
"Poindexter stood where he could cover
the Indian with his rife a crowd of men
were grouped around the judge. Behind
him lay the forest.
"Nin-po, John Gabbcrly and Abraham
Cutting were placed abreast The race was
for a hundred yards. gave the word.
"They broke. Cutting led. Nin-po close
"'The redskin wins . shouted Seth, jump
ing up and down Hearing that, Poiudex-
ter with an oath fired.
THE ball whizzed past the red mans
head. He darted swift as if he were the
arrow whose name be bears, up the goal,
then Ieaped aside and struck the judge with
his head full i'm the stomach.
THE fat man rolled over with a howl on
the road. The people yelled with delight,
and verify could not chide them.
"Nin-po, with bound reached the wood,
where a figure which seemed to be that of a
woman ran out with a horse. He leaped on
the horse and vanished. Truly, l suspect
tn gray camIet petticOat which the woman
wore to belong TO my wife Patience, but
when [ returned to the house and found her
at work churning. ] asked no questions.
"A week later, ] ventured to ask her what
had become of Sheinah and the child, and
was told pretty sharply that they had gone
with Min po into the Western forests, where
they could live in peace and not get their
idea of Christianity from such men as
Judge Poindpxter. But Patience" adds
the good missionary, always had nimble
tongue -
There is no further mention Of Nin-pO in
the diary. but year afterwards the pastor
records the fact that the murderer of the
Murdocks has been discovered to be white
william from another settlement.-Yo Youths
Companion.
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For THE GIRLS, AND PERHAPs THE BOYS.
Mr.. Fantafaucy has noticed
That tile boy who is most afraid Of the
girls is the first to be corraled into matri-
mouy.
That the little boys prefer boys to girls
That they soon change, never to go back
70 their early love.
That the little girls love the 9ir's best.
That they don't get over their preference
as soon a. the huys du-soue uf them never
That the women love the men because
they love everything they have to tske care
of.
That men love wome n because they can't
help it.
That the wife loves the husband so well
that she has no thournts for other men.
That the husband so loves his wife that he
loves al woman for her sake.
That the married man is apt t. think him
self alI-kil'iug among the fair sex simply be-
cause he has foaui one woman fool enough
to marry him.
That hom-ly husbands aae tie best They
never forget the compliment laid then by
their wives n accepting them.
Thas homely wives ar the tru-~t They
know how to make the most of what ,hey
have
That the man who marries young does bet
ter
/ That the man who never marries is to hs
pitied.
/ That ,he woman who marries does we'll
/ That the woman who does not marry dos
| better nine times out Of ten.
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B. 81 II.
OCTOBF.R =. 1881.
For the cOustuP eek. In
SILK PART Mt.
B. 81 r.

One lot Black RH-damr=- %. $50 q 5 end
e1oo. tn goods rr" "' s,r-r n"' 'a'-" fhgt nny
Also sperfa1 br-gr.u= fu .Hs ra'a..-. taf yTufnrt
and Bonnet Black silks. from sL-5 UE ro the finest
satin d'Iv1n. srru 7Ir-v-.rr-v. <r-.7 er--r
eS''ap5 $ o. as. before t:r5 5a tbfs or,-ise-.
4eW C.stgme NelEets q iHeh-z vide in ~ the
Ne9 Blrck Costume FeLyet7. - inches wide, at
New costume vrlrafz 80 90 rr 70 5000 re-v'd
la pc +5-inch FUu'e HE pure w""i in yr.'va
cDofcec 0rs. SOC. vT~l. omen s7 rH-d anf tho
most e. 1trsurdiuarv value evo- shown a0v17Ha~a.
New &c inch hue French Dress Goods ~aoeivet
AIs week in neat Checks anE Plr,ts ~ sl.o0 md
.1H. b. uds0ne and elaborate <rriu F'0Trre Ties
= E:1 colorings- Dress Goods at 70 a ward NJ
Greas offerings i'm Houscsrerfrg Csrr+s--ay
4t. EsIkjns and T7hlings: 81 5oz-u NrtEr0~ z
49, ier.nan Linen worth and never sold under
|.@4f8u dozen Napkins vr 7t 5a
l4aezen Heavy D,rnesk Red Borders. p size a
JOB I1E s. So worth $50
DelIfs 81 q 25 81 . sl-75. un O. , na- DOZEN.
A17e. II 90 yards OF German Table Linen g. ir
az hanf fsome D3mask patterns xou1 bargain.
New j asiery in Cotton. NIerfno CrzH r7a-- and
HenIs cf foreign and domestic mann fIrrurc iu a
zlsat tTariety OF handsome stylss. from Toe pair
zsry extra bargain 10 ladies Cashmere Hose.
KID loves Poster hook. Al % g 50 ard -: 4
z1ztq y nd-essed Kid Gloves 81 Full line Par
2. .A11 Dpero Shades 10 Uuur'ar prices
..1a Eloak Department We continue 70 chow Now
@tf!ues every day iu WALKING Goats Uls+eretfs
... - .ars Ss.. IN new aad graceful shapes At pr
4leh daily opealng new things in SIX Satin
lyon, " efye. .NeauE and BH1dsmo Gar.neufs IN
par. IN iiniuls OF Fur. Plush SuE AMI : Tin
speels ruenf worthy OF note iz Srtin A.
long pr1ce SO. worth $40 srze 3 ta - i~s ms
seal sncGues. S23 On $50 sizes 81 ~ a. p1,.tb
natio7-
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''DEN Don't TAXA colured woman
was up before a New York judge. not long
since, charged with cruelty beating her boy.
Il don't understand how you can have the
heart to treat your own child so cruelty
''Jcdge, has you been parent of a wufless
yaller boy like dat ar cub oO mine ?"
Never Nc, never - calculated the judge
with great vehemeuce.
Den don't talk"
There was such a sensation that the judge
had 10 call next" four or FIVE times before
order was restored.
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CUTTCUR4.

Tne CuJIcIrL treatment for the cure of Skin,
Scalp ani Blood Diseases consists in the Internal
use of CUrICCE+ REsOLvEST. the new Blood PUrj-
Ger and BE- external use Of CUTICUEA and CUTI-
crrRA Soar. tle Great SKIN Cures.
friee OF CUTICURA. sIna aII boxes SOC: large bJN-
AS 81 CCTICUEA BEsoLvEsT g. per hottie. t'U-
TICrRA SOAP. Z5c- CrTTCCHA SHAVING SOAP. 15c
Depot, WEEKS 81 POTTER. Boston. Mass.
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TEE editor of = newspaper that has adopt
ed phonetic spelling. in measure, rec wed
a POSTAL card rom an old subscriber in the
country. which read Is follows 4 have tuS
your paper for ieven years. but j: you kant
spell elny better than von have heen doing
for the last two munths you may Jest stop
Dit /"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-11-11

Rev D. -- Iu detailing b.s experiences with
the CrsrCrgA RE,IE EDIRs said shat through Divine
Providence ono OF Ei- ylrrz.souers H7S u-st gf =
sorofuIous sore. which was slowly ming aVav
his life hv the CUTICUEa FFSrLvEST internally
and CUTICCRA and 'UTIC-RA soar externally.
The poison that had iei the disease VAS complete
" driven out.
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(HtiCura
6crofiiIOus, Itching and Sc6ig HUI
sl1ors of the Sh'tn. Scalp and
BEOOd CtfFeH.
MIRACULOUS CURE.

1wil now slats that 1 Ina is miraculous cure
of one Of the w5rs- cases - skin disease known
Tts patfeut fgrty years ui1; had suffered
r-taen years. His eyes son O. and nearly his n
IRE BODY presented a frtEhtfuI appearance HAD
had the attention = twelve q ofereut phys clA ns
H1o prescribed the best rem-Ji es known 10 tAe
nrofessiou. such jadIie potassium. arse cor
T1sfve su5lim1Er sarsr nsri o. aE-- uEf LtlI eS5-
f1r uaedfca1 treatment -u but GLfie relief pre
vailed upou him 90 use the "a TIcUEA hE-pLE KIT
fnternaltv and me CUTICCRA Hud tUrICUfA NoNP
exfernaIIv He did s1 and wss coUD'eteiy e1ifsd
The skin on his hesd. lsce. and many other piFtS
~ hia no4v which u-e--ur-d most lu1thsuWe AZ
aarance h nov. rs sgt end smooth - ru tntEnts =,
rrffb No 80 or trace of the disease left behind
He has nou been cured twelve months
Reported by -
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EXZEJT4.

Sixteen months since IN eruption broke ont on
ny leg aud both feet which turned OF TO be Ex-
Eerna. aud caused me great. pain and annoyance.
tried various remedies with no gunu results. IN
til Iused the CUTICUEA EEsgLv EEr Internally aud
CpIIcUEA and CUTrCUEA SOAP externally which
entlreiy cured that my skin IS as smooth and
natural
IIs. II. FuAILEy. "a South St. Baltimore
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DOCTOR BILLS are sbominable and not
needed in kidney and liver affections, as Pc
gurA and MAyALH viii cu-s thenn,
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Advertising Rates.

The large and reliable circulation OF the OA -
BRIA FRErNAN commeuds Il to the fsV0ra nle soa.-
siderstton Of advertisers, whose EVorE viii be ~
serted AZ the following low rates
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the murderous villain has gone to his death
he's only met fate which he deserved"
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AumfulkAfAleI huu 1-AI@AAAA = ANeN-~a1----H -
Auditors &C
Stray and similar Notices 1-H
Business items fret insertion loo per line each
subsequent insertion Sc. per line.
s1Fg- ReE0itfiDuE proceeding Of sHg coT1srsftea
OF society and dsrgncd % cc Gffe
fi0u matter Of lif1ifed irdirtduIi fsTssf
must be paid for - cdusrfiserneHfE.
JoB PRINTING Of all kind neatly anG eEpoditi-
ously executed at lowest prices Don't you forEst
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pFphalS CNHTt Sale nf Real Estate

t(AtiEtce gi order i-suIH < .ut a' rIs .H- ns'
~, <.-t. q OHunrls county. 10 me- p erf-' /
% puhI." sale 40 the hotel 4 Lawrence
, 1881-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS.


A very Interesting aud wotl-altcItlett gather
t1x vi lilo ChIca4u EungFe9uuonalIat rloryyniun
tu'k place ycsterrlAy murultly IN tue tirurd ia.
clio llutel. with thu Kcv. nr SAvaRo ln tho
chair. Tilt Itsv, Mr. Hn,ltA opened tho procco.t-
llue with pruycr. Aftor report on yesterdays
SUMMONS, tue How. ". A. Nichols WIS introduced
and rena thorough au4 exhaustive pnppr oli
tho "Futuro Ut tho LAnt ut Gtlend," Us sketuhcd
IN tho reeelt work OF tho ltrv. NJ. DIlphaut.
Fro1A lato researches III that fa!trst rrxIou or
Tue Holy Laud 1t has been found tlat t0duy, aa
Ill auclcat uGcs. tho soil Il OF surpussiuy furtI-
ty, although tho gradual Iunudation Ut tho tlls.
turlcal cuttars of l*ebA,on uAd tho torusts from
tho surrounding ui!tIltry tas sl.stiu tho inirtAlue-
uul " I. Hy4iea " irrigation almost Imperative,
THO pAper shuwpll klut u Company ut wealthy
Icwa hau pect l1rtllId Fur tho purchase Ut tho
land Ut QiapH.a u u rofugc fur tlIo 4ewtah lln-
ttuu. NOV ecattureal All uyer tho wutiu. Tho
lsh ~ u ts .llyllcd up Into far.Ms fur tho ex.
g!u.!yo renting IT, ngFteulturnlIy.i .i,luiIncti
ltubFtWs, Rua the fertility aud lAyusILbl0 l.Nu.
eton VI Tho district fur toultnesG!Al enterprises
tusure tho sAtGcxa vt t40 schelnv. TWu ruIl-
rt!a4s are also being built III this naclent land
q rarayaus And d1nkcys. ulie vxttt,.Itav up ihs
3ortaa 70 Jcsusalaia, and thanco % tho ,Siel-
6azs " the ClV Vt asniail. Thsav psalGots