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A TERRIBLE DKaTH.-At Upperynle Va last
Monday night, Mir. Il. L. Conrad, a wel-knOwn
merchant OF that place. having returned from
his store, he and his wife. Mrs. Lizzie Conrad
WHO was carrying lamp. were ascending the
stairway preparing 10 retire Mt. Conrad haf
Just reacned the landing when he heard A
scream. and on looking around nv Was horriaed
10 his wife lying at the foot ~ the stairs "A
blaze. the lamp having exploded anu tue
1gpire6 OIL tly Ing all over her, having wrapped
her IN ii4meS I'm an instant. Mr.. conrad aa1
his niece. Miss Fannie Byrne. ran 10 her assist
ance al once. but he being cripple and Miss
Ryrne being palsied with freight, we're scarcely
able 10 do anything. Mrs. ConradS screams
soon brought TWO young men from a store near
by, who broke open the door ana attemp I'd %
catch her. but she SpTang by them into the YARD
and endeavored 10 bury herself Ia the SNOW
her shrieks and cries being most ptiable. The
young men soon eXttngutShed the flames but
not until nearly every particle or her clothing
was burned OF and She was almost roasted alive
a blanket was Immediately wrapped around
her, and, strange as IL may appear. she walked
up stairs TO her room without assistance. beg
gng them not 10 touch her. She suffered eK-
IRENE pain until THURSDAY when she dec.
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A TsACHER's MORAL D0wNFALI.-A telegram
20 tue New YORK Herald from Syracuse. jan
nary so, says: Great excitement prevails IN
this city IN consequence OF certain charges
made against the moral character o; Prof.
Isaac E. rdick, the principal OF the Prescott
Grammar school. and man who hitherto has
occupied a position OF high social standing and
f. t1uence and achieved wide literary reputa-
ton. TIL boari or education Will hold a meet
ing Tomorrow Tor the purpose OF Diminishing
70 p0 session or afIidayit5 detailing a series OF
atrUciOUS aud nameleS5 practices The facts
are narrated under oath by many OF The VIC
t1nS, a number or young boys, pupils IN the
scht OILS and y no We're subjected 10 MS wtu bV
mesmerisIn. The resolutions have eau ed sur
prise and Indignation, as the accused was
highly respected and well known In the COM
munitE.
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A HAUNTED SCHOOL HOuSE.-A weird and
startling story comes from SherilrS Mound
Dubuque county. to the effect that one Of the
schools In that well-known vicinity had been
dismissed on account Of the building being
haunted. 1t appears that one OF the scholars, a
girl about 4 years old, is the especial putt" OF
the spirit that haunts the building. She fire.
quently eXcla1mS There he is pointing to an
Invisible object in the room which she says is a
man. lie has hit me again." she cries out
right here on the elbow and In my ribs" The
teacher being thus constantly annoyed sent for
pastor to unrayel the mystery II possible
When he arrived the little girl, whose name is
Wlthheld, said she saw man running about
the school house, jumping over desks. seats
and the heads or scholars, and cutting up all
sorts OF antics, even TO pinching and striking
her. The mystery was increased when the
word 'Teufel" suddenly appeared on the black
board, apparently written by an Invisible hand
This somewhat startled all present, and the
school teacher. it is said, exclaimed That's too
much; we must close the house" l. Is stated
that the spirit has followed the little girl TO her
home anu there annOyS her and her people
Dll5UQtte (IOtrQ) Herald.
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DIED.

CsHILL. On Sunday, January 80 ISL Al . 81
I'm, PA1RICK CABILL, nstive Of the County
Care, Ireland, in the seyenty-siHth year OF his
Funeral will take plsce from his ate residence.
5lt second street porthG est, a. N, and Dro
celebrated; thence to Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Friends Of the family are invited 10 attend
HINES. On Monday. January 81, 1esl, a. half
past O'Clock a N mrs BRIDGET HIyEs \ q,
tive Of County Glare, ireland in tie ainetsth year
Of her age,
Funeral will take place from her sons residence,
92l Fourth street northwest. Wednesday, Febru-
arg ID, at O'Clock an.
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DRUGGED AND RoBBED.-Wllliam Brown. OF
City Point. Fla, arrived in New York THURSDAY
and the same night was dragged and rObbad In
A saloon In the lower part Of the city or 800 Ia
checks and sis In cash, watch and chain. An
drew McAleer, tntef, just pardoned from the
state prison. where he was serving a twenty
years sentence was On Friday arrested and
Identified as the thief
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GEN. JoHH Loyg died IN Indianapolis. Ind nr
hs3T disease, Saturday night. He WAS grad
Ga'e CT NeSt Point. served in the Mexican war
vas Chief OF staff 10 Gen. Morris ia western
Virginia dnTiag the late GIVE war, aud afCerward
commanded the Indiana legion. he was ap-
pointed one Of The Indiana SJate-hou-e cOnmjS-
stoneiS by GOV. Williams. which position ne
LED II lie time OF his death.
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4 SAD SUNNoNs.-Hrs- Robert Hume vii,
OF well-know English gentleman, residing IL
AlbeTnarle county, "a. has been SUNNI ne1
by cable TO LONDON. where her husband, waD
iert Ihfs country a short time ago "a business
found I'm the room OF Annie HarcourJ. al NJ. :
St Bank street, Johns Wood. The woman
was just breathing her last from a pistol
WOUND in her breast. Hume claimed that the
young WOMAN 10 eXamtng his revolver ha1 ac-
cidenTally discharged the weapon. killing her
self From Information received here T. Is
believed that this stat einent is true. bIt upon
examination by the London magistrate Hume
was held for murder. the polich officers claim
ing that he has made contradictory statements.
Mrs. Hume was at a Richmond hotel when she
received the news OF her husbands trouble.
Hume ISengaged TO some ext nj IN the Cattse
trade, and has been q frequent exhibitor or
cattle al the slate fairs.
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GRAVE EOBBEKS IL NIRGINIA.-FoT the ,0Gr'h
time III the past six months. the reSlrre .,.Ja-
iSts have been al work IN Richmond, Va. on
= huisday the Keeper of ~ camorr cemetery tha
le2 ding COloTed burial ground there. disco -pT 4
thai he graves OF TWO men who wore bGuet
The day before had been rlfied. Oae or ths
todes haj been carried away, but the ghOgis
were eyidenuy not satisfied with Tue Other As
they left IL lying 10y the open grave. ana had
affixed 10 the shTOId piece OF paper, Upou
which they had written, "RalSed from the
II
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EXECUTION IN SOUTH CAROIISA-Frlnk Mo
rath, c0lorfd, was hanged Ia Georgetown =. G.
Friday, for the murder OF Josie Small, July =,
He warned his hearers TO beware Of his fate
and met bis death with but few signs OF fear.
Ills neck was not broken. only the number OF
spectators allowed by law witnessed the eXacu.
ton, which was the first that has taken place
IL Georgetown for nearly tWenty years.
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ATTEMPT TO Poison A GIRi.-It has been dis
covered recently that systematic attempts have
been made for some time to poison with Pari +,
green and arsenic Miss Gertie Manning. who Is
residing with her uncle. Warren L. Manning, at
Malone, n. \. Miss Emma Davis, the youag
hOusekeeper, has been arrested, charged with
the crime. Miss Manning is very III, and her
limbs are paralyzed from the effects or the
nnlSOn.
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KILLED HER Two LITTLE BOYS ASD HERSELF.
At Whiteyale, Ont, Friday Mrs. Sheppard.
during the absence OF ner husband killed neI
TWO little boys, one aged three years the other
seven months the former with a revolver and
the latter with butcher-knife. She then
stabbed herself In the throat and will probably
die
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FATAL EXPLosIoN.-Nea KinZua, Pa. Saturd az,
well torpedo consisting OF forty quarts Of nitro
steam, blowing the engine and derrick TO
pieces. killing Andrew Lasta, engineer. and J..
Q. Cushing. the postmaster at KtnZua. who
was looking Cd. and severely lnjurlng several
other SPECTATORS
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BANK ROBBERY.-On Friday morning early.
after clerk mad opened the bank at Conders
port, Pa, two men came In. and throwing a
blanket over the clerks head, fastened him In a
brick vault in the rear OF the banking room.
They then carried of about 81 900, which was
in table drawer. The clerk was released on
The arrival OF the cashier.
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Conductors do the fare thing and masons The

Conductors do the fare thing and masons the
square thtpg--lErrdtfc Enrjque.l Aud editors
the write thing Fa,Ccob StrdusS.l And
laundresses the clean thing Marlboro Times.
And police justices the fine thing Sonle3S9le
Jo,t'ndl.l This thing is getting pretty well
finished, but we will add that the man who
supports a fainttng lady does the prop-her
thing-BOstOn Post.
The sum OF $3.50, 900 was subscribed al Chicago
last week to the stock OF the new telegraph
company. The whole amount could be readily
disposed of In Chicago. but portion Will be OF.
Tered In New York.
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VICTORIES BAND AGAIS.-A special from So
CAIRO, New Mexico, says: The remnant Of VIC
torios band are continuing their depredations
and endeavortng to keep prospectors aud
miners out OF the Black Range. or Magdaienos,
which are filled with precious metals IU Is
feared they will be reinforced by NavaJ leS and
other tribes, and that bloody war Will result.
Their leader is an old chief named Nena- They
killed four persons on Friday, TWO or them
being women whom they outraged.
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THE LONACoNING POST OFFICE ROBBERY CASE.
our readers will remember that In the early
part OF December three ladS-FranciS keenan,,
Matthew Harmon and James Dunn-were ar
rested and had hearing before Commissioner
Hoffman for completely In the Homecoming post
Office robbery. keenan, was held for the INIT ed
States court, and the other two were released.
Subsequently, however, an Indictment was
found against the other two, and yesterday
they were taken TO Baltimore for trial, 10 Gus
tody OF Mr. George Martz, deputy marshal
Cumberland C5rqIidn. 29th.
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WIFE MCRDER AND SUICIDs.-AU P!qua O .
Ilr. ". Z. H4rbaugh. dentist and member or
tie city council. SHOT his wife dead aud In
Ia diatply aTCer Killed himself Win a ShOTgun
lie had teen frequently quarrerng with his
VIE, w@s very d sSpatcd and had been In
dcted for shooting the city marshal
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THE HEAVIEST RAIN STORM that has occurred
IN California since 1861 began on Friday, aud
has caused an immense amount OF damage all
along the Pacific coast. from British Colombia
TO the southern part OF California. 4 number
OF towns have been submerged. and many miles
Of railroad have been carried away by the
floods.
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VISITORS TO MRSToR.-Senator-c elect PIatt and
Governor Cornell, OF New York. and General j.
ID. Cox, OF Cincinnati are visiting General
Garfield at Mentor. The visitors had a long
talk with General Garfield about remembering
New York ia his cabinet and the nomination OF
Foster FOR the southern New York district at
fOrnPNShin.
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HKNRY TELL went TO Bedford, Ind. a
stranger, and represented himself as deaf and
dumb He lived there four years. ana then be-
gan TO talk and hear as well as anybody. He
bad practlsed the deception, he said Ia order
TO learn what people really Thought OF him by
listening to their unguarded comments ia ais
presence.
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CEN. AR7HUR'S BIRTH-PLACB.-Mr. A. 2. Hin
man, New York lawyer. contends that Gen.
Chester a. Arthur, Vice PreSident-eiect. was
born In Canada ana has never been natural
Ecd on the contrary. Gen. Arthur SAYS he
was born In Nermont. and he ought 70 KNOW.
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Nad Cak. Of Insanisr

RESULT or A Roy NSAT,1sG nxap xSaSs
hEoCNp A LITTLE GIRLS ss'X
a special TO the Cincinnati Commerce., from
bloomington. Inc. January -. SAYS: About a.
>ao care as has lately fallen under your oor-
i.spohdenl' s notice occurred In this (Moaross
'oHi'y, At "a should D. written up as warn ny
20 VICIOUS ooys, N that class ar. supposed 20
Township. has a bright anu pI,stIy UttIa ,su,,h
-'t OF seven years, who attended the lis
ret Shloi IN the neighhOrhoof q her
ia'EtrS fsTm. on pleasant morning about
Ieef years ago, while on her Way 60 SHOOT
The gil was met by "A vicious ns,yh
Dor Roy. three or four years Older thaa hprs.s.f
ana who Lad dead blaCksnake. which he car
req on q stick. he thrust the dead snaka into
tne girls face and she was so terrified she
could not run away. Then be took tie SqaAs
and wrapped Il around her peck and shoulders
ana nun 90 leaving her thus envirou-d. Shs
neck the reptile OF ard hastenc1 on tosrhpot.
Ire Cnld WAS great agitited during the entire
forenoon, and " hen size returned homo her pa
rents. greatly alarmed urged ner 30 tell them
"Iai Ga0 occurred Tor her COnauc- was VIII
and strange. She gave them The story IN
Us lolnttd maiher, ShrieklnC out frsgIeu iy
tdtP ttc Su,.Ne away. RN night hfT
TtdSoh vas " wreck AID mas 30 TrmalGti eVsF
since Tor four YEARS she has recog:i,ei no
one, hul daily sa, with her Gtttr safe on her
'sp, marking out The same nsarrs sA. hAi been
given lS = Il SSo1 at hool ca the fafpIul day
on Mflch TIE V'c'OlS boy Placed J.tr isss spal9
about her, sud THIS monoTony was oRlY broken
81 times WGru SIC would cry ont. fake tia
snske away HprIr- tha' medical science
might possibly u SCmc;hlay Tor The Keller Of
his daughter Nj. Payne logk her "a the ~ Ats
Insane ASy nm AZ Indianapolis few weal.s
aSo The tnYSCi-nS ~ the institution ;tSt
week wrote him there was ouiy ralnr hnps
fer his hr9uluIl chiif. and she VII pra bahly
enc ler daN~ an c.cgpaut OF the AS.iifnf r faa
!ICurab.c Insane.
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A VERY SUCCESSFUL GAME was played by a
young gentleman from Virginia last week. y 10
dressed In female garb aud passed himself off
ar brilliant society reception in Baltimore as
Miss McIVor, OF Savannah.
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ISAIAH MELTON AND WIFE. an agai coUala
from 81. Francis county, Ark, started on
Thursday 10 visit relations in Gonzales county
Tex. When the team was nearing Marshall
Tex, on Friday, the husband leaned heavily
against his wife and she discovered that he was
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Charles Boomer. an aged German. had his
pocket picked In Philadelphia banking house
Saturday OF TWO 81 600 and nine 500 bonds OF
the Pittsburg, TltusvtIle and Buffalo railroad,
which he had just purchased.
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SUIT FOR Dog BITK.-The lury IA tn" suit u
Iva &uIgPnrOJn against Peter S-hTPigPr and
wife, FOR damages laid at 81 500, tor Injuries
from the bite OF dog. brought r. 4 verdict
yesterday FOR Schreiger AID wife Mrs. Nor
genroth WIS paying a visit $50 a person IN an
upper story OF The mouse where tue NrhTe,EprS
lived, when she was bitten and thVOGn down
as she testified, oy a dog belonging 20 ths
Schre!derS. The doE was not a large one anf
WAS chained H. the yard when ne hit her
Judge Blown decided that II person had o
keep dog Chaired tie pIesumpt t0n Is that tina
person Knew the dog Was vicious. Tha Jury "A
stated. found for tle defendant.-B,l. S'.q
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A SUGGESTION UNHBEDsD.-After listening to
lecture by Miss Phoebe Cousins the ST.
Louis lawyer. in the Dover (Dell courthouse.
the other night, Senator Salisbury said: She
is pretty and talented, bur she had better be
ing woman's proper Sphere as a wife and mo
ther.' byStander remarked: Take her;
then, Senator" but Senator Bayard's old
bachelor colleague walked off, shaking his
head.-B0l' more Sun.
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MAUDE VoELDTSCH, a little girl, 1--we years old.
was killed on Thursday while playing with a
younger girl In the house or a neighbor al
South Bend, Ind. She had found 4 revolver.
LETT under pillow In a bed room. aud it was
discharged while she was playing with It. The
ball lodged In her brain,
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IUNAKD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.

~ NOTICE.
LANE RUIT
The CJSAED STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED.
Between New York ard LIVERPOOL. Call
ina al Cork HnrbOr.
PROM tltR Az. y. R, Ne" YORK.
Atas-----.---N We'd Feb i(iai!ia zee. Wed, Mar
Parthla-.---. We'd, Feb. IScy thia-.. We'd. Mar
bOthnIa. 49, We'd. 1t Feb. Partbia- We'd. i6 Mar
Ba'sv;s Nd % FEB -Bothuis. We'd, % Mar.
And every Wednesday from aer Yo1k.
RAILS OF PASSAGE.
go, $50. SI0O. according to acc1lnulodations
Tickets ~ Ps-is Sl5 additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Ste6raG IF cry low rates Steeraxa tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown. AID all other parts OF
Europe, at lowest rates.
Through biiis of laden given for Belfast Glas-
gov, HaSre. Antwerp ard other ports on the Uop-
unent. and fos Mediterranean ports.
For freIsht sEd uass3se apply at the Conpany's
Office. No lOwIrg Green. or bath storage and
cabin to OTIS bIGELOW x co COS Tfh street,
NsshinstCn. H. O.
janI9 NERNCN II. BROWN & co, NY
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WIN. P. YOUNG, Real Estate Auctionser.

TkUSTFES' SALE OF TWO-STORY HOUSE
No. 102 STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue OF a deed of trust dated June La
2Oth, 1879. and recorded in liber No. gl2 fmas ii
folio 372 one OF the land records for the Dis .Ia H.
tct OF Columbia and at the written request of the
party secured thereby, we will sell az public auc-
hon, In front Of the premises. AT 4 O'CLOCK P. NJ 4,
On TIT RSDAY, FEBRUARY 80. A. d. 1881, the
following described real estate. to wit The east
ern part of Lot number fourteen, 40 in Square
number five hundred and eighty four (5S&, hav-
ing front Of sixteen (l6) feet on South street,
and running bscK the same width to the south line
Inches. together with the improvements thereon.
Terms one third cash, and the ba ance in tx,
Twelve anu eighteen months, secured by deed OF
trust upon the property .old. and tia OF the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate OF six 6)
per centum per annum until paid, payable semi
Annually, or all cash at Inception of the purchaser
All conveyanciug and recording ut purchasers
cost. deposit OF $50 required at time of sale.
If terms are not complied with within ten 1Ol days
frt ~ date Of sale the property viii be reso,d at
risk and coat Of defsultns purchaser.
GEoRaE W AA GENDER. sn.,} Trustees.
ianll-k oGQla
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DUNoaNsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

TkTsTEES' SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT ON DELAWARE AVENUE. BETWEEN
AND bTkEE rs NORTaEAST. AT AUG
TION.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. given to ne xS
ana duly recorded II Liber No 872, folio Az
25o, one OF the land records for the District -
OF Solgmba We will sell in front of the premises.
on NhDN rSDAY, THE 2D DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.
u 1881, AT 4 80 O'CLOCK p. III, all that piece or
parcel OF ground and premises situate, Irine and
beng in the city OF Washington in the District of
Columbia. and known and distinguished as the
north s. yenteen U7J feet front on Delaware avenue
OF Lot I'VE e. in square seven hundred and sew
eDtecn (71I,) and running back the same width to
the reEr line Of said Lot, it being the same prop
erty conveyed TO the said Georse W smith by John
Hersel 10y deed dated August 2Sth. 1865, toSether
With al the improvements ways. easements rights,
privileges and appGrtenances thereto belonging or
in any manner aUpartalning.
Terms: One third cash balance in one and two
yeas. notes to bear per cert. interest and to bs
secured by deed OF trust on premises. Conveyance
ing and recording at purchasers cost Terms to
be complied with in seven days, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right 70 resell the promises at
the risk ard cost Of the detauting purchaser after
giving five days public notice of such resale in
soIne newspaper published in the District of Co.
lumois. deposit Of 800 required at time of sale
JOHN ARDEEsER, I rr.
GUSTAV GIESLER, ! hluo'ooo'
ian21- eo&Gbs
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NEW YoEa-HoTTERDaM.

The brst-c!1ss Steamers Of this Line
''ANSI TRi's VI, =" ''IOTT ED M
''sCBI&DAI," ''W. A. SCHGLTEE,"
'P- CALASD," add MAS"
Carrying the c s Mails 70 the Nethsrlsnds leave
asrtecss Stores. Brooklyn, regularly on WE'D
Is. CABIN. $s0s70. ID Cabin, s45-s5O. Steer
aye, So Ii. CAZACX, General Aren't. 81 South
William st, Sew Yo-k. For passage apply to W
6. METZEkuTT 4 co. OPS Pennsylvania ave,
WashiDEJoH. or T II. JOHNSON, Agent, National
safe Deposl: Rui ding corner New York ave. and
18th 81 northwest taalg
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TIE VIRGINIA MIDLAND EAILsOAp.-The Ba'-
tnore SIN Of this morning says: A conference
was held saturday at the Mechanics Bank ba-
tween Mr.. Robert T. Baldwin. one or the truS-
tees OF the bondhoiderS OF the Virginia MID
lard railroad; Mr.. J. =. Barbour late receiver
or he road; Mayor COurilani II. Smith ana
Auditor Frank L. rketu. OF Alexandra The
object or the conference was 10 arrange for tha
meeting OF the stockholders or tue roa1 IN
Alexandria on Tuesday tomorrow, at which
time the reorganization or The road since ~
purchase by the trustees. VIII be perfected
oinIeTS elected. Nt, Alexandria. through Ia
representatives., Insists 0n being represented
IN the beard OF directors, IS The city holds
leo shares of The stock A conferences " A
alttTward held AZ The camden 4 ton.
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HEAL THYHELR

pILES. PILES! PILES!!:-A SURE
u CURE FOUND AT LAST-NO ONE NEED
sUFFEE.-A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been discovered by
DIR. Williams, IAN Indian remedy. called DR.. Will
liams' Indian Ointment. A single box has cured
the worst chronic cases OF % and 80 years stand
ing No one need suffer tce minutes alter Apply
ing this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions.
instT ulltsus anu .Iectuarles 90 Uoro narm tlan
good. Williams Ointment absorbs the tumors,
aays tue intense itching, tparticuisrly at night
att.r getting warm IN bed acts az poultice gives
Piles, itching of the prva,e par and nothing else
Read what the Hon. J: NJ. Oofhnberry, Of CteVe
land says about DR.. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment. 1have used scores Of Pile cures. and it at
fords me pleasure to say that l have never found
any thing which gave such immediate and pernta-
nent relief DR., Williams Indian Pile Oiatment.
For sale by all druggists. or mailed on recei OF of
price 81. HENRY Il DAVIES, Props Cleveland,
O.: STOTT CROMWELL, Wholesale Agents.
4S2 Pennsylvania ave. 1solO-en
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A CHURCH TRoUBLE.-The opponents Of Rev.
Mr.. Appel. Of Bellman church, near Reading,
Pa, locked the door OF the church yesterday
ara put guard over 1t. The preacher held
services and Installed his neWly. elected officers
il the O, en- air.