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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

METRoPoLITAN.-w. y. Thornton. Atlanta, Ga;
w. II. Morrow, J. s. Hammond, New YORK; w. r.
McMichael, New Jersey n, c. Mawdsley, Enslandi
George w. Pcarce, Boston; Hon. l.. q. g. Lamar,
Mississippi p. II. Reinhard, Lebanon. Pa; q. IL.
Barton, Chicago; W. II. Johnston, +. Il. Lanler,
Memphis, Tenni W. f. Motley, Grant, Pa; William
Oscar Poole, New YORK; Thomas Garrett, Whining.
ton, Del.
NATioNAL-John Young, Montana; NJ. NJ. Con.
zo'ez, c. Carrera Mexico; J. Cleveland, sioux City,
Iowa; a. J. Schad. t. T. Hun, Philadelphia; Edward
Field, New YORK; Robert Gwynne, London; w. w.
Sttohm, Grafton, N. NJ; James Darling New York ;
Nj Klein, Plttsburg d. F. salghman. Kansas City
Dr. W. b. Devices. Reading, Pa; w ]. Chapman,
Philadelphia.
EBBrrr.-A. q. Myers, New York; q. w. Wilson,
Hamilton, ono: william +. Grifith. Cumberland,
Md w l. Startling, Columbus OHIO; Colonel Daniel
Mcclure, u $. A; George A. Plimpton, New York;
a. j. Kenyon, U. =. N; l., +. Christian, Richmond I;
c. w. LitteGeld, W. Il. whitfield, U. s. N.
ST. MARc.-Miles Commander, North Carolina; O..
Goslar, r. O'Shaughnessy, W. II. barnet, A. Osmun,
New York; Hugh Capetton, Baltimore; T. Pulling,
Chicago; George Snowden, Massachusetts J. d.
Hart, Boston, Mass; q. II. Wright, Philadelphia; II.
Miner, J. @. Hutchinson, New York.
wiLLARD's-w. Greene Atlanta, Ga; c. MEMS,
Montreal; W. H. Oakley, New York; q. b. Tobey.
w. II. Brown, New York; W. X. Harrison, Mary
land; William Watson, New York; II. X. Williams.
Virginia; W. Mard, New York.
ST. JAAEs.-R. II. Duet, New York; Edw. Burton,
Philadelphia; ]. s. Young, Illinois; Samuel Smith,
New York; ]. NJ. Sheppard, ST. Louis, Mo-; E. w.
Spier, New York.
Rfeas.-C. s. Forsyth, Philadelphia; A. J. Rose,
New York; G. f. Gram, Massachusetts,; J. w Hoyt,
Pennsylvania; A. II. Pittman, North Carolina.
ARLISGToS,-R, +. Potter, Newport, r. l.; B. A.
Bailey. New York; Mr.. Mouton, Edgar Moulton.
New Orleans; W. L. Park, Pttsburg.
woRMLEYs.-J. p. Mcmahon, NJ. Delaphane, f. @.
Buchanan. New York; N. l.. Anderson, Cincinnati
+. Buchanan, Indiana.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
MUSICAL EVENTS.
Grand Features OF Tuesdays Programme
mt the Oriole Ia Baltimore Next Week.

mt the Oriole In Baltimore Next Week.
While all three days of the Oriole at
Baltimore next week will be replete with attrac.
tons, the particular features of each day have
their particular admirers, and in this the pro.
gramme as announced is n remarkably successful
one. The lovers of music of the highest standard
are enthusiastic over the principal events OF
Tuesday, embracing as they do musical feasts OF
the richest character. Every detail has
been perfected for the grand open-air concert by
Gimores Band, numbering sixty. five pieces, at
Washington monument Tuesday afternoon, COM
mencing Mt three o'clock. The programme. as ar
Weber; p euphonium solo, air and variations,
Bellini. Signor. Rafiayolo; Q, Rhapsodie Hon.
groisc. No. 2. List; 4. cornet solo, CLEOPATRA
Polka" Demare. Mr.; Benjamin G. Bent; 8, concert
piccolo, solo, Fantastic Lucrezie," DOnisetti,
iniscences," Verdi; s, saxophone solo. The Heart
Bowed Down." Balfe. Mr.. Il, A. Lefebre; 0, para
% Sareh % M G%as
NEW national TSs anhe@ colHH%6la Gill
conduct In person. An extensive grand stand has
ent at the concert, which will unquestionably
prove one of the rarest musical treats ever offered
IN Maryland AT night Gilmore's grand organiza-
ton Will head the glorious Oriole pageant. and
Marine, Of this city, and the noted band Of the
Second United States Artillery There will in all
be over q dozen bands IN the pageant. The Balu-
more and Ohio Railroad, apprecating in advance
Tuesday, has fixed schedule for the running of
twenty-six trains that day from Washington TO
Baltimore on aud about every half hour. The
greater number of these trains Will make the run
number to accommodate all, and at night they
VIII run every half hour until ten q. m.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
CARROLL INSTITUTE.
IL Decides TO Go 90 YorEtown-rhe Free
Night school.

Theregular weekly meetings of thispop
ular association were resumed last evening with
large attendance Of members. The president, Mr..
John 7. Fallon occupied the chair, and Mr.. Frank
N Devereux acted as secretary. Ten new members
were proposed. as follows: II. q. Goddard. r, +.
Harvey, George B. Maher, John N. Pistorio, Ed
ward o'Hare, b. J. Coylo, Bernard v. Smms, W.
II. Monogue, Edwin II. Ncumeycr. and John
Bowling. The chair stated that he had received
from Right Rev. Bishop Keane, bishop of Rich
mond, an invitation for the Institute to attend the
ceremonies at Yorktown on Sunday, the 10th inst.
The invitation was accepted. Announcementwas
made Of the death OF President Garfield, also of
thedeath of Rev. l., A. Morgan, formerly assistant
pastor Of 81. Patrck's Church, and m honorary
member of the Institute. After appropriate re-
marks by the president and Messrs. Malet MUIR
ply, DR.. McArdle, Hannah, Brosnan, and Others,
committees were appointed In each case to pre-.
pare suitable resolutions and report ut the
next meeting. The Institute then, In re-
spect to the death OF President Garfield adjourned.
The free night school Of the Institute began its ses-
siOns OH Monday last, and soodly number Of
pupils were In attendance. Tho night school opens
this year under most favorable circumstances,
many Improvements having been made IN It's
management, including tho replacing OF the old
desks by new ones. The library has been fur
nshed with new chairs and tables, and altogether
many new improvements may be noted through
out the rooms
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
THE LUTHERAN SYNOD.
Election OF OnlcerH-Reports Presented
PRrochinl Matters.

The second days session of the Luth-
eran Synod of Maryland commenced yesterday at
nine O'Clock at St. Pauls Church, Rev. l.. a. Mann.
the president In the chair. Revs. o. G. Roth and
J. U. Asper were received as advisory members
Tho annual report Of the president was read. An
election of officers was had, Revs, J, b. Keller, s.
A. Hedges, and DR.. J. c. Bush being appointed
tollers. Rev. s. Domer, d. D., pastor Of st.
Paul's Church. was elected PRESIDENT Rev.
Victor Muller. OF Letersburg, Nd. secretary, and
W. II. James, of the First Lutheran Church,
OF Baltimore, treasurer, The synod accepted tho
invitation OF the resident pastors to pay their re.
spects the President of the United States day
at two o'clock p m, and Dr. Butler was appointed
to Introduce the members. Rev. W. II. Settle
meyer made report on the subject of parochial
matters, which was made the order of business for
this morning. Rev. DR.. Pitzer. OF the Presbyterian
church, and Rev. Manhart, Of the Susquehanna
Lutheran Synod, were introduced.
ness was transacted and the regular commit
tees were announced Rev. David Wills, chaplain
United States army, and Rev. Mr.. Meador, of
tho Baptist Church. were admitted as advisory
members. The report of the committee to prepare
a basis for statistical reports of communicates was
taken up and discussed at considerable length
At the evening session there was n free discussion
In reference to the manner of submitting parochial
report, and Professor Bike spoke on the subject Of
education.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
suNDAY-scHooL REUNION.
Interesting Exercises mt the Fourth street.
M. II. Church.

The opening of the Sunday school room
of the Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church, which has been
recarpeted and renovated, was made the occasion
last evening Of very pleasant profitable reunion
of the members of the school and their friends.
There were also present several Of the
pastors OF Methodist churches in other parts
of the city and those formerly con-
nected with the school, both in the
capacity of teachers and scholars. The Sunday
school room was brilliantly lighted up and in It's
new dress presented cosy and attractive appear
ance. Tho assistant superintendent Mr. t. ID.
Stahl presided, and the exercises during the even
ing were interspersed with fine music rendered by
the choir under the direction of Mr.. George
Fordham After prayer by tho pastor, Rev.
George V. Leech, the superintendent of
the school,, Mr.. Joseph Webb, gavel an
exceedingly interesting account Of the
early days OF the school, and In this connection he
INDUCED In "reminiscences OF the former pastors,
which included such names as Lanahan, Skies.
McElfresh, and Others. He said that the history of
the century, as 1t of the Oldest In the city
The records of the early years were very mcagrc,
and he HAD to dePsnd largely upon 1he
tempt
To START SUNDAY SCHOOL
east Of the Capitol was made in the year 1919. A
man by the name OF Winn started school In Ma
sonic Hall. on Virginia avenue near Fourth street.
He wasa Presbyterian, and the Methodists In that
vicinity were ueslrous OF having Il SUNDAY SCnOOl
of their own. This was not accomplished until
1897, when Sunday school was organized in
frame bu''ling on the present. site by Messrs. $;
Others There Is little known of tho school
during the year 1887 when Brother Crandal be-
came superintendent. During his term of Office
the children went out frequently In the streets In
professions, and an old gentleman by the name of
Nathan Wright became very much interested In
the school from seeing the children in the streets.
AT his death he left the school legacy of 500
year, which Is still received, The speaker then
went on to note the progress made from year to
year in the school. both In members and spiritual
knowledge At the present time the school num-
bered i0S scholars and forty-seven officers and
teachers Addresses were then made by Revs. Il.
N. Barr, b. q. w Reid and others.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
ALEXANDRIA NEWS

The Light Infantry have decided to go
to Yorktown, and will leave on the night OF the
10th instant,
pious fraud by the name of G. w.
churches in this city, but without much success.
Early yesterday morning the thermom-
etcr registered below 40o and there was heavy
frost on the ground. Ice, very thin Is reported 10
have formed in the cutters on the outskirts of the
city.
Master ]. Lucius Duffey, son of Major
George Duney, who without any instruction. has
painted number Of portraits OF prominent Cili.
zenS, made, short time ago, u fine painting OF the
late President Garfield in six hours.
Mr.. w. n. Dulany, baggage on
the Washington and Ohio Railroad. while getting
on the train at Round Hill Wednesday, caught his
lei foot either In the turn table that place or be-
tween the brakes on the cars aud had several Of
his toes badly mashed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
COLUMBIA RIFLE CLUB.
Long Range shooting 60 he Resumed
Matches In PrOapeci.

The Columbia Rife Association held its
regular meeting On Wednesday night, at which 1t
was decided that In view OF the centennial cele-
brations that are to take place In Baltimore and in
this city and also in consideration Of the fact that
the match between the National Rifles and
the Washington Light Infantry takes place
on the 26th instant, the return matches
between the Westminster and The Baltimore Rifle
Clubs shall be postpone '"'il snIne time between
the LIST and 18th Of Nov" "raf,ssor Hardness
who Is one OF the Crnri' nis association, is
again ready to take ~, that the cold
weather has arrived, A., r' urged that a team
should ut once he selected and practice COM
menccd at long range with view Of
GOING TO ATLANTA
to participate In tho matches there II was also de-
cded 10 reopen the military subscription matches
and these contests will be resumed TO- morrow and
continue each Saturday thereafter A committee
consisting of McSsrs. Adee and Lance was ap-
pointed to complete tho badges for the various
victors during the past season. and have them
presented. The CrccdmoOr report was presented
and adopted, after which the association Rd-
IOuTncd,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

The Musical Society OF the District met
last evening for the purpose of periccting an or.
ganizatiOn for the ensuing year and discussing
subjects of interest to the society, The following
officers, to serve one year, were chosen; President
DR.. u. s. Kimball; vice. president Frank Eaton;
secretary, +. A. Cardella; treasurer, Christopher
Arlh; auditing committee, Q. A. Pearson a. Tyler,
and George Weber; executive committee, MCssrs.
Shepherd, Schroeder, Rcinhardt Alien. and Adj.
ans. II is the intention Of tho society 70 organize
an orchestra OF seyonty-hve pieces, which will be
a competent leader. Mr.. Henry u. Cooke, who has
taken deep interest in the welfare OF the society,
has presented II with ffty musc-stands
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

There will be public installation of
officers by Equal Division, Sons OF Temperance.
this evening at odeon Hail. corner OF Four and "a
half street and Pennsylvania avenue. pro-
which will include among others the following
wel.known talent: Little. Annie Lewis Miss
BERTHE Crawford. Mrs. J. win Cross, Miss Susie
Samuel Hurdle. l.. p. Seibold, and $. II. Jecko
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
NORTH wAsMINoroN Co. OPERATIVE.
Programmed Ti,ne.Tabie of tho orIoie.

The little card giving the schedule of
trains each day and the programme OF the oriolc
festivities Just issued by the Baltimore nnd Ohio
is q capital thing. II is just the size for tho
pocket. and one side gives the time. table in FULL
and on the other the programme for the three
days. together with the line OF march for both
Monday afternoon and Tuesday night. There is
much other valuable information given, and the
card. which is for general distribution can be had
In iha rii
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will run excursions from all points on its route to
Baltimore, Washington, and Richmond during the
from 10th TO 18th instants inclusive: Maryland
Fair Association. 10th 10 10Th inclusive, and the
Yorktown Centennial from tho 18th TO 2lst in
elusive
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.


For he Middle AHaaiic States, Including
the District Of Columbia, fair heather, |ooteed BY
Increasing cioudiness and local rains in nc northern
portion solcy tOnds and owsr barometer stationary
or higher temperature.
The thefmometric readings yesterday we're as
follows: q. M, SO; IL q, M. 572o; p. M, 62o
p. M, 500; II p. M, $50; maximum, $50; mini.
mum q, 20
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

The pennsylvania Republican Associa-
ton. presided over by Mr.. John s. Blair, has re-
ceived from the State Central Committee of Penn
sylvania a complete registry of the voters of the
city of Philadelphia, with the promise that the
list OF the country voters will be forwarded In a
few days. The lists are in tho possession of the
political committee, where they can be inspected.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

IuoS BtrrERs are hghy recommended for al
Diseases requiring certain and efficient tonic cs-
pseialy Indto,Rion Dyspepsia, Intermittent Ftrers,
Want Of appetite, Loss Of Strength, Lack m Eneroy
DC. Enriches ne Mood, strengthens he MUGS, aud
qi,ss netr iOt 10 ne nerves They act tke charm on
Ne digestive organs renorng all dyspep,ie symptoms
mch as tasting he food bechino, heat in he stomach
heartburn, &c. The only Iron Preparation that piA
sot 6oeksn the teeth Or 0iue headache. Write for nc
Book, 50 pages, amusing and ussta reading, sent
nee.
BRowN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Md.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered In lb "Ward" prints. ut ijc. per 10.
Also cottage cheese, SC. per ball; buttermlk, &c.
per quart, and sweet milk SC. per quart.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want rent for SALE or lost three times for
twenty-five cents In THE REPUBLICAN,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
LOCAL MENTION.


Dr. Dovee'a Turhthh Bnth,
500 Il st. near Judiciary So, will occupy new bath
October ], l4l7 q st., opposite Riggs House.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
Two colored women. Emma Campbell

and Kate West, were knocked down and run over
at the corner of Ninth and N streets last evening
by wagon, but escaped serious injury. Tho
driver OF The team did not stop 10 learn the result
OF his carelesSness but continued on his journey.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. 903
street Only first class bath in the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
Excellent showing OF Omciai Reporia-
Election OF Officers.

The Second Washington Cooperative
Association held its annual meeting last evening
at No. els Seventh street northwest. The reports
Of the officers showed II to be in prosperous con-
dition. The receipts were 57,305.53: among the
disbursements are advances on shares OF s35, 300
payments on account of surrendered stock of
siS4i312; cash In hands of treasurer, s933.77.
The net assets amount to S63,S7635. The
following officers were elected to serve during
the ensuing year: President, william Powell vice.
president, George J. Johnson; treasurer NJ. p
Callan; board OF directors, William II. Goods,
Schafhirt. james Gooch, J. d. Macarty, Charles
Schell, and L. Whitney.
NORTH WASHINGTON COOPERATIVE
The first regular meeting of the North Wash ing
ton Cooperative Building Association was held
last night at 81. Joseph's Hall corner Finh and ii
streets northwest. Five hundred shares Of stock
were subscribed, and the money realized was sold
to Mr.. 7. A. Duffy at IS per cent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
C,orrectnd IN MAY "a IssI
baltimore and Potomac Dcpo, corner Sixth and b
TUAIIY. UHlIy tNCppI NUNUHN.
Baltimore and Ohio Depot corner New Jersey ave-
nue. md G. street
WOTNWlU.
IN. ", Phila. and Bait.

NNfVNftt
my, Phila. and Bait.
eNpress.,v,,.,,,,,..,,,, 81
tPhila., Bait. aud way o..
I Plttsburg, Columbus,
Gin. and St LOUIS. Ga
4 Phlla. and N. Y. ex.. "a
Bait, and way statrns- 81
Ered'k, POiutofRocks
and way stations...... 81
Bait, and Annap. eN... 81
MArtinsburg and Ha-
gerstown &c. MET.
branch) ..........."....", 81
Bait. and way stains
lAnnap. on Sunday l0:'
i Baltimore express 10;
Bait. and Laurel eN...il:,
Trains marked I daily.
daily except Sunday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

QUERY; Can curing a cough with Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup be called bullying coughf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
TO THE LADIES

The coming exhibition Of the NATIONAL FAIR
promises TO be far greater and more ntereanng than
ever before and all desiring to exhibit must enter the
articles at the office 2l5 Sixth street. u such ex-
hbts will be received the 9Th 1b and sth, at the
Office. and conveyed to the grounds by the Associa.
ton. Entries must be made at once. All other par
ties designing to enter articles animals should also
enter them at once. Do not delay, and be sure and
come TO the Far. Space must be secured at once.
Call at the Office
WIN. L. CLARK, President.
G, q, DuNCANsON. Secretary. Ocl5t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

THE VERDICT ANNoUNcEDi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

RSJye CoPARTNERsHfPN oTICE-wE HAVE
49, this day entered Into copartnerslp under
the firm name OF SIMPSON " GUY; at 1905 Penn
sylvana avenue for the purpose OF carrying
extensive Stove, Range. and Furnace business and
dealing In first class makes OF goods In line, with
repairs and shall be pleased TO receive calls from the
former and present patrons Of the old firm OF Sbley
u Guy aud e. f. SIMPSON, to whom we are successors.
T.. II. SIMPSON,
D. r. GUY, y
ocG.Bt Io1j pennsvivanip nvnr"~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
A RARE OPPORTUNITY

the EEecutriN OF the late Thomas j. g. Perry offers
For SALE AT RETAIL FOR CASH
THE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
In store-room on northeast corner OF Pennsylvania
avenue and Ninth street
AT INVENTORY COST,
which IN many cases Is from
rs 10 30 Per Gent. Less Than Prime Cost.
This sale Is peremptcry and is well worthy the at
STOCK MUST DE SOLD At ONCE
Bs-TERNfS POSITIVELY CASH.Tsa
HS-All persons owing billsto PERRY q BROTHER
are requested TO make immediate payment at their
store,
Pennsylvania Avenue, cor. Ninth Street.
se29ltn.lCln
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
.'AIdcrney Dairy Wagons.

Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY Baltimore, Md.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
Special QIOticee.
aCT- FOR SALE
ny
II. D. COOKE, JR.. a CO.,
100 STREET,
if2o P STREET,

IS shares Washington city Gas LISh, Company
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
QfmMeemenfe.

FoRD's------coNTiNUED SUCCESS
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A TRUE TONIC
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
iNDoRsED BY THE pREss AND PUBLioi \

"a Mascotte Brings Good Luck"
AS soon as she Will be with you bad luck will dlsap-
pear and good fortune will mage you smile"
THE Charm Is Hereditary"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

RlSye REMOvAL-A. X. BROWN, ATTORNEY
W. at.Law, having returned from his summer
vacation to resume his practice In the District and
Supreme Courts, has removed his Office from the
Webster Law Building, ID street. near the City Hall
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-16
HOME MATTERS.



FURNEss.-H. G. Fairness has been for some
'ime on the sick discriminatory rheumatism.
DECss.-A. Deuss, late Of CHICAGO and Milwau.
zee, IL assistant editor Of the Herold.
RuaER.-JesseR. Kruger has removed his office
% KDeussl's block.
MAuER.-D. A. Maher has been chosen treas
nrer VI the board Of highway commissioners OF
Ottawa for this year.
STEWART. On Wednesday night Mrs. A. d.
Stewart, mother of MIR. ". X Stewart, OF this
city, died at her sons residence, OF pneumonla
At the advanced age Of 80 years, months. After
short service ut the house, the remains were
taken yesterday to Broadhead, via, ny Mr.
stewart, meeting his brother in Chicago.
MC.-Streator Free Press: Nate McDougall
contempstes leaving Streator coon. Tie has
been offered a more lucrative position In Gch-
rings drug store In Ottawa, and Will accept as
coon as his place is satisfactorily filled here.
SERLY.-W. l.. seely, OF the circuit clerks
Office, spent the week at his old home In Rush
.ille He will be bach next "eek-just in time
70 help move.
! MAC.-Mrs. T. f. Macknlay was suddenly
taken sick on Wednesday with congestion of the
bowels. She lay in great danger for some time
At DR.. Bascom's, whence she was taken to hen
home on the east side. She was NJ last accounts
improving
MIrCHHLL-Miss Minnie Mitchell will on
Monday next become member OF W. II. huils
force of employees. Niles NJ. has all the qualih
cations for making popular and successful
.aleswOman, and has already u host of friends
in Ottawa and vicinity Her prt senee in the
store will be an addition which we are sure will
be highly satisfactory to the patrons OF this
popular establishment. Her sister, Miss Matte
Mite ell, will take her place In charge OF The
telephone central office, whom the putlic will
find entirely satisfactory.