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Cause aud Effect.

The main cause of nervousness is indiges-
ion and that Is caused by weakness Of the stomach
No one have sound nerves and good health with
out using Hop Bitiers 10 strengthen the stomach,
purify the blood, and Keep the liver aud kidneys
actye 10 carry of all the poisonous and waste matter
OF the system. See other tolumn.-Adpdace.
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THEATRE CoMIQUE.
MONDAY, FEB. 7, NIGHTLY AND TUESDAY
AND FRIDAY MATIEEEs.

RS-ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
Engagement for one week OF FRANK JONES,
supported by MISS ALICE MONTAGUE In their
Great Drama,
The Black Hand. or The Lost WIFI.
Our Specially Corps: Hines aud Blossom, Daisy
Remington, Charles Frey, Florence Marshall, Lord
and Van Leer, Weston and Hanson, Conway and Far
rell. Jake Budd, BILLY Williams etc, In one OF the
Best Bills OF the Season.
Monday. February H. complete new Speciality
COMPANY. fe6- lt3
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superb Goods.

Lyon gros-grain (Guinet.)
Black silk, 81 SO, worth az.
Lonsdae cainbiic, genuine 12I5 cents, cash.
Best paper cambrics, ga cents.
Al Brodhead a Co. old stand, 1905 street.
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mixgins's German Laundry SOAP

Is perfectly pure, being made of carefully
selected stock. and Is therefore the cheapest Ask
your grocer far It, aud that You get only the gem
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parIor rurni.ure and Upholstery,

julius Lansburgh, 3l5 Seventh street, has
corps Of efcient upholsterers constantly busy
Ing parlor furniture. Iisprces extremely
able, and all work hfst class.
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DIR. Hartley. Remedy Cares Ca,arrh

When all other known remedies fail. One
package Is generally sufficient to effect Sold
by stott Cromwell, 450 Pennsylvania avenue; W.
b. Entwisle corner Twelfth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and all druggists.
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Spfrial Nntiffs.
sSSsrz COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC CON.
YsS FORT,

NRy@ CoMMiTTEE Ep CF PUBLIC oo"-
INAUGURAL CEREMONIES,
wAsniNGToN, ID. c.,
December is, 1880.
All persons having rooms, halls, hotels, or quar-
ters OF any kind where visitors can be accommodated
during the inaugural Ceremonies, are requested to
send word at once to the Committee OF Public Com
fort at the headquarters OF the Inaugural Committee
National Metropolitan Bank Building, where regis
try will be kept and information furnished. state
location price per day, number that can be accom-
modated, with or without board and name Of pro-
piietor.
By order OF the Committee,
W.. STEPHENSON.
Address; Chairman.
BEN. F. woRRkLL,
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For the Inauguration.

Carpet your bouses and make selections
from the popular carpet house Of Julius Lansburgh,
5l5 Seventh street.
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DEARLY WHITE, NUTRIcIoUs ROLLS
4 AND BISCUIT Will be guaranteed II You use
"oUR SUPERL ATIvE" Minnesota Patent Process
Flour which was awarded the rst medal at the MIL
lers' International Exhibition Mt Cincinnati, Ohio;
first premium at the New York State Fair,
dozen or more of the leading milers Of the country
competitors. This Flour is manufactured at the cele-
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ENORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
OLIvETTE.

MIR. FORD is pleased to announce the above de-
lightful comic opera, now such furore In New
York. Chicago. and Boston, well as In London and
Paris. 1t VIII be presented here on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY n.
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Amusfmfnts.
LINCOLN HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY

BERNHARD LlSTEMANN. Violin
Formerly Solost and Leader Of Theo. Thomas Orcles
ira and OF the Boston Philharmonic Club.
EDWARD HEINDL..... Flute, Viola, and either
Late of the Mendelssohn Quintette Club.
JOHN MULLALY ......... .Prima Viola and Violin
Formerly OF the Beethoven Club and at present Nusi
cal Director OF the Globe Theatre.
FRITZ LISTEMANN... ........................Nio Violin
Formerly of the Thomas Orchestra and OF the Boston
Philharmonic Club
ALEXANDER HEINDL, violoncello and saxaphone
Late of the Mendelssohn Quintette Club.
HENRY GREEN NE.....................D Double Bass
Boston's S Favorite Performer.
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or N ron Fer day at home. Samples worth I
Do 0kV FREQ. Address sTlNsoS 4 Co., Port
land, Maine.
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MNe A g A n ID .

mMe A q A n ID.
To all who suffering from the errors and indis-
vretlons of YOUTH nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, ETC.. will send agccipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE TMs great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In South America
Send self addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN. Statfon D. Ee,o York CITY. tels.ly
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ssOUR NEW WEST" VERY CHOICE
~ Minnesota Patent Process Flour, second to
none but ''Our Superlative.'
"GERM,"a very choice Fancy Winter Wheat
Flour-the best Of Its kind on the market.
In connection with the above we runa full line Of
other Flour.
Don't fail to ask your grocer for the above brands
Satisfaction assured to all who them. FOR SALE
EVERYWHERE,
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Handsome p.Ior Fur,,,ure.

hhnusOme razor furnAture.
julius Lansburgh, 3l5 Seventh street, is
fering magnificent line OF parlor furniture, cab-
ets. easy chairs, ETC., at remarkably low figures
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POPULAR PRICES.

POPULAR PRICES.
Reserved seats, without additional charge, OH and
after Tuesday, the 1st, at the Ellis Music Store o37
Pennsylvania avenue. Programmes and Descriptive
Circulars ready at same time. ta302t7
-ppD,c opgpa uoJrSE
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MEssRs. DuYcANsoY BROTHERS, auctioneers,
WILL on Wednesday next sell the entire stock Of fancy
and staple groceries contained in store 6s5 Louisiana
ayenue also horses wagons, buggy, etc. See ad.
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EoRD'S OPERA HOUSE.

COMMENCING MONDAY, FEBRUARY !,
WILLIE EDOUlN'S
SP A II KS co M p A NY,
Including RACHEL SANGER, especially engaged
from the Globe Theatre, London, WILLIE EDOUlN,
presenting the quaint and queer musical conceit,
ID n Il A NJ D.:
OR, FUN IN A PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
MUSIC EXQUISITE. CosTUMING ELEGANT.
RS-MIRTH UNLIMITED. "a
INGENIOUS REVOLVING SCENERY.
A Wonderful and Startling Mechanical Eject.
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IA, the latest and greatet
New York success,
fe6-1t ONIvETTE.
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CANDY! CAYpY !! CANDY !!-Everybody
should 90 to Hamilton great twenty cent home
made candy store, 1881 Pennsylvania avenue, and
buy OF the great variety OF his fine fresh cara
mels and candles all of which he sells at twenty five
cents per pound. Store open Sunday afternoon and
night.
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WEEK COMMENCING FEBRUARY Z.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND
THURSDAY EVENINGS.
There Will be no Matinee on Wednesday.
MIR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
AS BOB ACRES
In Sheridan's Famous Comedy Of the
RIvALSl
with the following Great Cast;
MrS. JOnl DTeW ms NlIs. NdIhVTOp
MFR. Frederic Robinson Sir Anthony Absolute
Mr.. Maurice Barrymore Captain Absolute
Miss Rosa Rand as. Lydia Langiish
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS AND
SATURDAY MATINEE,
MIR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
AS RIP VAN wINKLE.
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Soft SHOES FOR TENDER FEEr.-Quite an
impression has been made the lovers Of ease by
these goods. Sold by II. c. Windsor at his Shoe
street.
F. D. MALrBY, model-maker, with Chase
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AuoTloYEER DowLiNG will, on Thursday,
Friday. and Saturday next, at and T.. NJ. each
day, SELL at Fifteenth and ii streets, opposite Worm-
iey.s a valuable and choice collection OF old paintings
by celebrated European and American artists com
prisng landscapes marine views, figures, FISH, etc. This
collection from the art gallery of NJ S. johnson, OF
Boston. See ad.
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THE firm of Driver & Schoield has been
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. Schohed retiring.
Mr. Driver will continue at the old stand, which Is
SUFFICIENT guarantee that everything at the Palace Res
taurant Will continue In the same manner that has
made this the avorite resort Of the kind In this CITY,
Mr. Drivers large experience In his line of business
gives lin advantages enjoyed by but few, which
doubtedly places him In the front rank OF Washing
ton S most successful restauranters.
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DANCING PUMPS at Windsor's Shoe Parlors,
1923 New York avenue.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The particular attention
of the public is called to sale of fine triple silver plated
and table cutlery, manufactured by and sold by
order of the Taunton Silver Plate Co., at the sales
rooms of Walter b. Williams Co., corner Tenth and
u streets. commencing Tuesday, February 5, at 10
A. NJ and and 7:3o T.. NJ. and continuing until
stock is closed out. The well known quality of the
goods maintained and every representation will he
guaranteed and the entire lot TO he sold without re-
serve.
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GopFREY's HOTEL, located at the corner OF
Thirteenth and streets, and conducted on the Eu-
ropean plan, is meeting with the favor II deserves.
The at this hotel are all newly furnished and
are models neatncss and cleanliness The larder Is
stocked with the choicest of everything the market
affords. All are cooked and served In the best man
ner and the prices that govern them are the wonder
of the town for their moderation.
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ONE of the best conducted and most popu-
lar restaurants In this city Is that OF MFR. John Ross,
at 800 Seventh street. MIR. Ross Is solely
owing the fact that he caters only for the hes-cass
trade and In doing this he furnishes his patrons with
only the best of everything the market aHoids His
cook of the best in this city, so that all dishes
served are bound to please. steam lunch counier
has lust been Completed SO that hot lunches lie
served any hour during the day. The best OF every
thing, at the most moderate prices, Is the rule at
Ross.
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MABEL, Gen. staney's youngest daughter, Miss
BERTHE CRAWFORD: Ruth. piratcal maid Of all
work. Miss Bette Hurdle; Edith, Kate, and Isabel,
Crawford, Marie Bfegazzi; Richard, q pirate chief
MIR. Willis Magruder Samuel, his lieutenant, Eugene
Van Week; FREDERICK, pirate apprentice.
FRANK BAXTER; Mai. Gen. Stanley, OF the
British Army James 9. Duny: Edward, sergeant
Of police, A. j. Redheld; with chorus OF forty
voices, selected from the best musical talent 0f WASH
ington. General admission 25 cents. Reserved seats
25 cents extra to be had at Metzerott Co.. Music
Store. No reserved seats for Matinee feH- It7X
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Paper Blankets.

Everybody knows that a layer Of
newspapers over bed affords as mach
warmth at night as the ordinary coun-.
terpane. Various attempts have been
made Of late years to turn this to ac-
count, but owing to the cracking nature
of the paper and the impossibility OF
securing free ventilation beneath paper
coverings, the idea has been abandoned
again and again. A Manchester (Eng-
land firm are, however, credited with
having overcome these objections; and
have invented paper blanket which
furnishes as perfect Ventilation as takes
place beneath an ordinary woolen blan<
ket. The new covering is made or two
sheets of paper, between which iayef
of wadding, chemically prepared. is in
serted in such way that it cannot gath
er together in Jumps, while the edges
are strongly whipped, so that there Is
no possibility OF separation OF tbs
two pieces taking place. The paper is
manufactured from the strongest fber
known, and is softened by special pro-
cess until it is free from the objections
able cracking and rustling sound OF the
paper. It is true there is slight crisp
feeling when new, but this soon wears
off andHhe covetlet becomes soft and
Iiimp. Atthe same time the strength is
much greater, having regard to the ma
terial from which it is manufactured -
As far as looks 60 the new blanket has
all the appearance of woolen onei
! while the warmth it affords exceeds that
possessed by it's predecessor when the
size and weight of the two are brought
into comparison. Itis, moreover, much
cheaner
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Story of Thad Stevens.

One autumn he was very i'll with ari
attack of dropsy Of the heart and chest.
Such was the pressure of the water upon
his heart and lungs that be could scarce
" breathe. The doctor prescribed very
powerful remedies, but they seemed to
have no effect So great was the fear Of
suffocation that, when the doctor paid
his last visit for the night, at l0P H., In
answer to his "good night' Mr.. Stevens
said: "Good night, doctor; ! don't know
whether I'll see you again. The ply
sician said something feassnring, kaow-
ing however that his condition was most
critical. The next morning, when he
went over to see his patient, Mr.. Ste.
veus' house being but few steps dis
tant on the same street, he found him
sitting up in bed smiling and very lively.
"Ah, good morning, doctor; I'm all
right this morning; medicine began to
take effect a couple of hours after you
left. With a grin and gratifed smile :
"rve disappointed those fellows again ;
but last night l was mighty afraid I'd
have to head little procession up ths
HILL" with motion of his hand toward
the humble cemetery where his dust now
reposes.
"Fhose fellows" we're certain super
serviceable politicians, who were we'll
known to be waiting Tor the succession
10 Lancaster County.
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A young lady's hat blew off and was
run over by broad wheeled cart. The
ribbons we're somewhat soiied, tut the
fat is now the very latest fall shape.
Longfellow. though well on ia years,
is not yet white haired, bat on the CON.
trary looks quite young and fresh. His
business is to write poetry, not edit it
The father OF Mrs Christianey testl-f
fed IN Washington the other dsv that
previous 10 accepting the ex-senator bis
daughter had refused twenty-five offers
of matrimony.
In Paterson, New JERSEY, the girls
who work in the factories are paid so
much better than the young men that
the girls do the treating and pay for the
ice cream and oysters when they GO out
together.
Young lady: rs there anything that
will remove q mustache from girls
lip2" There is. An ugly old man will
sometimes yank 1t away and sling In
owner over the fenoe. But Il glIl come
there again, you bet.
Ex-Governor Evans, OF Colorado,
having spent long years in busy l.fe.
has nothing to do now but sit down and
rake in money. Hence he has built up
three libel suits, of 100000 each.
against the Denver Tribune.
According to the Paris city directory
Adam 10 lawyer, Eve keers tobacco
shop, Cain Is a mason, Abel druggist,
Noah wine merchant, Moses Q dog
seller, Moliere chemist, Auber drug.
gisi and Hugo Matchmaker.
"Bill Nye" has been writing about
the hump-backed patriarchs OF the
) Mormon Church, and be says that there
, isn't gravel train on the Union Pa
!. Icific railroad that does not contain q
greater amount Of intellect than the
Church OF Salt Lake City.
saint going to put your house Ia
mourning on this solemn occasion, Mr..
Sm,ke p said a village patriot 10 q
neighbor, reproachfully. mo, Of courss
/ sin't," returned the unabashed Smlks
"Mrs. SIS mother died yestardav, and l
might create false impression"
Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll is goin(
with all his family to New Mexico. .whss
: he has become interested in some silve
= mines. He is quoted as saying that th
: Indians are so dangerous in that neigh
y borhood that he and his family prefs
> that il one must run the risk all shouI
do go, THAT they may live or die togethe
The hat which General Garfield wo
10 on the day OF his inauguration is now
be the possession of General Weaver,
be Grand Rapids. 1t was made by him {
en- the President and presented with q
rs agreement that it should be returDed
he him when General Garfield had discar
On ed it. After the Presidents death
Iy. was found and sent to its loyal maker.
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daughter of old John Broome is an i'm.

daughter OF OLD JODn BrO0me Is an I'M
postor--a crank-~who has not only de-.
ceived herself but Col. Robinson as well.
And they will show also, that Levi
Brewster was married in 1916 to lady
in. Berks County, Pennsylvania, and by
her had one son who still lives, and who,
il the Brewster claimants succeed in es-
the identity of R L. Broome
with Levi Brewster, will step forward as
the lawful heir which OF course he is,
having his mothers marriage lines and
the certificate of his own birth, and take
possession of the estate.
But the Broome men also will prove
that R. L. Broome and Lewis Brewster
became fast friends being fellow soldiers
in the army of "Old Tippecauoe," and
together during his memorable cam
paign. That they had many adventures
and narrow escapes from the savages,
then and in later years, and that Brews-
ter finally was killed by them, and that
the loss of his friend made Broome the
moody eccentric l have described.
Last week the case came on for tria
here with "an imposing array of cour.
SELL on both sides, Gen. Groevenor, o
Athens, conducting the Broome side o.
the case-the defense.
When the plaintiffs had got their evi
dence all 10 and rested, the defense al
lowed decree to be entered for the for
mer, and appealed to the district court
The defense thus gets the plaintiffs cas-,
and reveals nothing of the line of de
tense. Now if this is not romantic
case, you may withhold my salary TO
two months.
The very peculiar facts and fancies o
this case make it one Of the most re
markable In the annals of Jurisprudence
in this country. The son OF Lev
Brewster was here during the trial "a maj
OF about sixty, who remembers seeing
his father when be was about ten year
of age, he having returned for few day
before finally disappearing. The old lad
presented as the daughter of old job
Broome. of near seventy, was also on
of the attractions of Court last week
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Get Out Doors.

The close confinement of all factory
work, gives the operatives pa!lid faces,
poor appetite, languid, miserable feel
ings, poor blood. inactive liver, kidneys
and urinary troubles, and all the physi.
clans and medicine in the world cannot
help them, unless they get out Of doors
or use Hop Bilters, the purest and best
remedy, especially for ouch cases, hav'
ing abundance of health, sunshine AND
rosy cheeks in them. They cost but {
trihe. See another column.-Chrsstias
Recorder.
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DEATH OF THE VICTIM.
the work of an Unnatural Son.

Fa-
ST CLAIRsvILLE, Oct. 24-Gen, James
Weir died at 4 o'clock this morning,
from the murderous wounds received at
the hands OF his son James, as detailed
above. The old man never recovered
consequences from the time he was
stricken down. Immediately after his
death post mortem examination was
made, and the physicians discovered
that the nose tad been broken and the
skull fractured on the left side Of the
head, wounds that, were evidently made
by blows from something harder than o
mans fist. 1t is now thought that the
blows were made with club that was
found in the room where the tragedy oc
currei. After the medical examination
was concluded. Justice D. NJ. Davis
acting coroner, summoned jury ant
held an inquest
AMONG THE WITNESSES EXAMINED
was Mrs. Schek, neighbor lady, VIII
had been in the habit OF going to th
Weir house to prepare the meals for th
family. She was about the house whe
the tragedy happened and she swear
that James told his father that b
Flames. would kill him if he didn't sig
the article binding Ada to Miss Cad!
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This will make it case of murder In
the first degree. The jury rendered
their verdict in accordance with the facts
already given, finding that Gen. Weir's
death was caused by blows given by his
son. James Weir, Jr
The murderer has not been captured
yet, but efforts are being made 10 sppre-
hand him. He was seen by Lew Neis-
wAnger on the pike, about mile west OF
this place last night about 10 O'Clock.
The officers were searching for him id
that same direction, bat the night vas
verv dark aud they failed to 6nd him.
The Weir mansion presents horrible
sight. Filth and dirt and desolateness
and every evidence of squalor and
wre'chedness abound everywhere
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"Tobaccy wanst saved my life," said
Paddy Blake, sn inveterate smoker.
"How was that?" inquired his compan-
ion. sob, ye see, l was diggin' well,
and came up for a good smoke, and
while / was up the well cayed in"
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Guiteau says he don't to GO "to
the platform" Probably not, but the
Sheriff may have such an insinuating
way that he'll go anyhow. 4sir "a, .iz 6
A Russian Nihilist named Krapotkin
has been ordered, t6 leave Switzerland.
How he could possibly take Switzerland
along with him is not explained.
The well known strengthening prop
critics of IRON, combined with Other
tonics and most perfect nervine, are
found in Carter's Iron Pills which
strengthen the nerves and body, and i'm
prove the blood and complexion.
| Whatever else Professor Ellison may
be, he is certainly the champion paten
tee of this or any other country, in al
probability. A mere matter OF tw'
hundred and nine of these arrangement
are already his; there are another hun
ired or so awaiting examination at pres
ent, and it is quite impossible to eye
guess at the number OF undeveloped no
tions which the restless inventor ma,
tbsve stored away in bis eranJum.
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A Wonan's Experience.

Mothers and Daughters should feel
alarmed when the feeling of WEAKNESS
and languor too constantly oppressea
them IF am cross and fretful from
the exhaustion of vital powers and the
coler is fading from my face, ] always
end immediate reliefin that excellent
remedy, Parker's Ginger Tonic, which
seems to build up my system and drive
away pain and melancholy with wonder
ful certaintv. Several of my friends
have experienced the same benefit from
its use. "A Buffalo lady. t
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aL.P. FARQUHAR. M. d

(Formerly Of ZanesvilIe, UhioD
Physician and Surgeon,
Office and residence in the Walton property,
WOODS SFIEL Oh 10.
Having located At the above place, offers his
Professional services, where he hopes BY
close attention to business to merit public
confidence and patronage.
Chronic Diseases -i'' receive specisl
attention. may4,:eT
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Notice to Teachers.

TNHB Board of Examiners Of Monroe Coun
~ will hold meetings foe the exsmina
tien of Teachers as follows:
Calais. Saturday. September 8, 1881.
Woods6eld, ~,
Beallsville, 4" October b,
woodsfsld, ~" IA Los,
Nov. IS & 10. d"
Those desiring certificates must present.
themselves for examination.
By order of the Board.
G. o. DoUGHRRTY, Clerk.
augs, ,'sltd.
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PHYSICIANS,

Dr. j. w AY,
Physician and Surgeon,
ELM COVE, Washington Up, Aonrot
County, Ohio.
All calls promptly attended to, during the
day or night. tsozs''os' 'z-.-,
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MILTONSBURG, OHIO.
All calls promptly attended during the day
or night. Office one door south OF stouts
Hotel. aprl3, 'S0Tl.