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DIED.

DIED.
BUNDICK. On July 7th 1882. at IL 80 r. M, at No.
627 Seventh street southwest, WILLIAM H. BUN
DICK only son Of Thomas and Ellie Bundick, aged
four months and eleven days.
CLAMPITT. On July 8, 1882, at ten minutes to IL
am, MARY E. CLAMPITT, aged Is years and 4
months.
Church. corner IA til and Streets Monday, July 10TH
at 5 o'clock pm.
DYER. On July Sth. 1882, at 400 a. M, of menin-
l. and Lille H. Dyer, aged seven months and thirteen
days.
Funeral at p. m. Sunday, July 9th from residence
1905 street northwest.
KNOWLES. On Friday. July 18th, 1882. GEORGE
WILLIAM. infant son Of David and Mary Knowles,
aged months and days.
The friends of tie family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the parents residence Of
Prospect and Ware streets Georgetown. on Sunday
afternoon, July 9. at 3 80 o'clock
ROSS On the evening of July 9th, 1882 at Baltimore
Funeral to take place from his late residence No. 3O9
18th street northwest Sunday, at p. Friends and
relatives are respectfully invited. e
SOUTHRON. At the Providence Hospital June T.
1882, at i 80 a. Mrs. MARIA SOUTHRON, in the
sixty second year of her age.
We will bury her under the NOISY sod
And one long, BRIGHT tress we'll keep;
We have only given her back to God.
All! wherefore do We weep?
By HER NIECE, IDA.
Her funeral will take place at the residence of her
term law Mrs. William Archibald Fletcher. 413
street southeast. Monday morning. July 10TH thence
proceed TO ST. Peters church. where solemn requiem
VIII be said. at $3.50, for the repose Of her SOUL
May she rest in peace Amen. q
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Gl,(ND Reward

For any case Of blind, bleeding, itching, ulceratt
or protruding Piles that DeBing's Pile Rene
fails to cure. Prepared by J. =. Miller, NJ. d.,
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa None genuine Wit
out his signature. Sold by d-'~gistS olS-et
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Write to
To Restore

Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass, for names OF
ladies' cured OF female weakness by taking her
Vegetable Compound.
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A Vigorous Crown

OF the hair is often promoted by using Parker's Hair
Ba1Sam. 1t always restores the youthful color and
luster to gray hair, gives it new lfe and removes
all irritation and dandruff,
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News Briefs

1t Is stated that whisky was at the bottom OF the
Sc1Oto steamboat disaster some OF the officers
and many passengers had freely circulated the
bottle before the collision and were drunk at the
time Five additional bodies were recovered from
the wreck OF the SciOtO yesterday morning.
While Mi. and Mrs. Isaac Bird were attending
funeral few miles above Williamport, Pa, yes
terday, they were thrown from their carriage, and
Mrs Bird was fatally injured and Mr.. bird severely,
but not dangerously
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AVOID MAEARIA

AVOID MALARIA by keeping out OF the night air
as much as possible, being temperate in all thnys
and Keeping the body we'll protected by the use Of
suitable Knit underwear. Many valuable life
may be saved and many an hours suffering by the
adherence TO this simple course. Especially let
this care De taken OF the children. Go to TAYLOR d
Huity's and get supply OF suitable underwear for
them and yourselves, and save much suffering and
Doctors bills
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a fol Prnn ~ho,

makes the recommendation OF Ayers Pills a mat
ter OF religious duty. When people are bilious and
dySpeptfc what they need Is the gospel OF health.
In such cases the best creed TO swallow consists OF
the thirty sugar-coatcd articles in pill-boK.
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MRS. NJ Il. BRUCE, designer and teacher of art
embroiteries. Will close her studio and store on
The 18th inst until September Ladies desiring
their summer needlework prepared should lose no
time. Materials at cost.
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SToRk's MIDSUMMER TOURS
FROM BALTIMORE,
To Nantucket. Marthas Vineyard, Plymouth and Bos-
JULY 27sH and AUGUST 18th.
Grand Ocean Trip, via the splendid steamer D: H. Mil
Ter, to Boston, to Isles Of Shoals. Lake SebaRo
White Mountains, Etc.
Descriptive Guide tree al Stationery Store of
j. ID. FREE,
1S43 street, WASHINGTON
jy6-5t And ". L. STOKK. Baltimore.
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Hats for Hot Weather.

Gentlemen's wide-brim, low-crown Jumbo Hats, -
S1to$2;
Boys wide-brim, low-crown Jumbo Hats" 75c.,
81, f1.a5;
Young gents nobhy Mackinaws, 81. o, $50;
Gents Manilas reduced from 81 to So so
Closing out Boys and Childrens White and
MIXED Braids at reduced prices: nice Dress Hats
sold now for 25 40 So &c, at Lewis 920 eth street.
between and northwest. Established 1863 =
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Hope for Drunkards.

Ny husband had drunken habits he could no
overcome until Parker'S Ginger Tonic took ava,
his thirst for St1mulantS, restored his old energ,
OF mind and nerves, and gave him strength TO at
tend to Observation-Disclosures Lady.
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The Courts.

Thursday, Clark agt seibert; sale Of lot 4,
square south of square $50, finally ratified and ref
DER referred to auditor to report partition. Ea-
ton agt Eaton; pro confesso against certain de-
SON agt Union Cemetery; dismissal Of bill ordered
Dawson agt. District OF Columbia; demurrer sus-
tanned. Kinney agt MeguAres final decree in be-
hai OF complainant Ryan 'age. Msgee; hearing
Yesterday, DellInger agt e'Rourke:. bill dis
Lewis agt Lewis; testimony ordered taken before
Irving Williamson Alley agt Latta; pro contesso
timOny. White agt White; auditors report on
second distribution ratified. Wylie agt Jones;
sale confirmed.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge Hag,aer,
Yesterday, Estate of Robert j. Yewell; final no.
ttce to administrator. Estate OF John j. and John
n. Pulliam; order OF publication issued. VIII OF
VIII OF Tobias Warren; same action. Estate Of
HELEN L. Stewart: order authorizing Wilson n.
fuller and Thomas B. Mackall to examine personal
property OF deceased. Estate of William B. Lacy
order appointing Samuel s. Crogg1ns and stephen
NJ. Golden appraisers Estate or Helen b. Cork
hill inventory OF personal estate returned. Estate
OF Andrew Herbert; order appointing Catharine
Herbert administrative on bond of $780, Wills or
Harriet K RICHARDS and Mary Lawrence filed for
probate VIII OF Charles j. Guteau, with petit
ton OF Rev. William W. Hicks, for probate.
POLICE COURT-Jtld0e SneU.
Yesterday, Henry Clarking indecent exposure: 3
or Is days. VIM. Henry johnson, colored pleaded
to the farm for 20 days Sallies GGlbeEt. calared,
loud and boisterous; S or Is days Frank Harris,
coored, charged with being an unlicensed produce
dealer; continued Daniel Lewis, forfeited coat-
eral. Oscar Jones, cOlorcd, assault on Emily
Hawkins: s. or Is days. Ida Robinson. threats Of
violence to Irene Cane; personal bonds to keep
the peace for six months. Michael Nolan, threats
to Mary Nolan, his wife; committed until he gets
sober. Jos. Brown, colored, cruelty to animals;
pleaded guilty; S or IS days. Daniel Buchanan,
colored, assault on Marion jackson; eleven months
and 90 days In jail.
To-day, Harriet Thomas, colored, vagrancy; 80
days In the wOrkhOuse Annie Goldsberg and
Mary Hect. lOuG and boister0us s5 or Is days EACH
VIM. Dickson, Abraham Alexander and Jas Haw-
kins, cOlored, do; do. Mary Chase, forfeited COL
lateral. Amanda Green, profanity: Is or days.
Israel Whiting, colored, disturbing the quiet of
West Washington; s. or IS days Richard Fltz-
simmons, vagrancy; 30 days. Ambrose Brown.
Edward Brown and Everett August, throwing
stones in the street; Sc or days each. Wiz Dom
aldsOn, forfeited collateral VIM. Lewis. do. VIM.
Garrick, carrying pistol; personal bonds to not
repeat the offence; also charged with driving over
Behring'S bridge at pace faster than walk; S.
or Is days Molly Harris, colored, larceny OF $40
from VIM. Ferguson; 60 days in jail
tPatr1ck curtin whose name appears in the
Police Court Thursday is not Patrick who lives
corner Of Sth and streets. The John English
whose name appeared in the report a day or two
ago is not the proprietor of the chesapeake
restaurant .sj4!ss
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Is Your Scalp i
Of Dry.

husky scales and little pimpics? DIR. Benson's
Skin Cure Will cleanse your scalp and remove all
scales and tenderness within six days. Try IT, for
it is the best head-dressing ever used. 81 per
package, at all druggists.
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IRVING PARK Annapolis junction.
JULY \, y, 10, 1882,
Committee of Arrangements for Washington: Sinon0
Commandery, No. l-Sir Edward hase, Sir Wm H.
Thomas. Sir John W Freeman; Henderson Cone,
Sir James Davenport; GethseInane Commandery, No.
3-Sr Nathan Addison. sir John l.. Hickman Sir Vim.
NJ. Ellis; Mt Calvary Cofnmandery, No. z-Sir ]. n.
Burrell Sir p. ". CHrson SIR X. T.. Boston. Sir
Edward Chase. Chairman of Joint Committee for WASH
ington. ID. q.
Adult ticket round trip cents Children undsr n
years. % cents, y. 81. =, ~ ...t,., ty7-2t
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FINE PCRE RASPBERRY WINE, the best article
against summer complaint for children and general
disorder In adults, at Chris Handlers, No. GIL 18th
streets northwest
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IL will Net Mend N broken Limb

or stop bullet hole but Tarrant's Setter Ape.
RENT viii relieve headache, aid digestion, regulate
the bowels, and IL is to-day the finest or all cath
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MESSRS- JOHN j. BLY, ARD J. c. WHIvERToN of
Richmond, Va, arrived here yesterday for the pur-
pose OF making arrangements for the reception OF
The excursion OF the knights Of the Wise Men on
the 18th inst.
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GOLD FILLED. plain and stone rings. vest chain @
md charms, 81 70 so, at Prigg'S.
COPPER IIGHTSING-RoDs, 1t J. III. KuehlIny,s. 419
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THE eyesight fitted at Hempler's, the optieian.

Mr.. AND MRS. KHrs KEMErHY, the artists from
Davis gallery, 925 Pennsylvania avenue, are about
70 open new photo art gallery at 1909 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, between 18th and 18th SITS. He will
use the new instantaneous process. The opening
viii be on the LIST OF August, when they Will be
pleased 10 see the public at their new gallery.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucuoneers.


WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE-sroRY
PRESS DRICk FRONT HOUSE. on EIGHTEENTH
STREET. NEXT TO THE RESIDENCE OF MAJOR
W. ID. SLACK BEING HOUSE No. 7l2.
By virtue of deed of trust to dated May O. A. -
ID. 1885, and recorded in Liber $40 folio 237, e: III
seq. of the land records for the District ~
ubia and at request party secured thereby
viii sell at public auction IN front of the premises
| on WEDNESDAY,. JULY NINETEENTH. A. d. 1882.
at FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ, all that certain iece par
Gel of ground aud premises situate in the city of WASH
ngton, District of Columb and known and desg-
mated upon the plat plan books of said city
lot numbered twenty GOD in numbered hum
bred ana forty u4il, beginning for the 1T
feet north from the southeast of said square and
which point of beginning is also the southeast Of
said lot and from thence running fifty (5O) feet
thence due north thiryone (3l) feet thence due east
fifty 500 feet to the west line said 18th street and
thence due south said last mentioned line thirty
(5D feet TO the place of beginning together with all
rights easements and privileges to the
same belonging
Terms: Onc-fourth Of the purchase money in cash;
erest at the rate OF six CD per centum per anuum nay
able semi annually, TO be secured by deed Of trust
the property eold all cash. purchasers option.
deposit OF 800 TO be made time sale. IL the terms
OF sale not compiled with within five 80 days from
day of SALE the Trustees the right 10 resell ct
the risk and cest Of defatng purchaser after i've days
advertisement in the Evening Star. AL conveyancnG
VIM. E. BuRFoRD lru,-....
jys-l0t A. II. YOUNG. ! irus'eee
tFor Other AUCTIONS See Sepenth Paoe.l
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lsVUU NEW STYLES
OF AMERICAN ORGANDY IAWNS

in Lawn Tennis. Polka Dots. Stripes Lavender Pink
Blue, Tinted Grounds Black. Blue Brown and
Pink Figures, yard wide, IL cents
200 New Styles Of Union LINEN LAWNS, at 8 cents
India LINEN, ~ cents.
Wamsutta COTTON, 9 cents.
200 New Styles Of Madras DRESS GINGHAMS, in
Plaids and Seersucker Styles. 10 cts. and Ia cts.
FOULARDS in Saline designs IL cents.
Satin Stripe NAINSOOK, IL cents.
India LINENS, very fine. 20 cents Is cents.
Persian LAWNS. very fine Is cents.
Dotted. Figured and Lace Striped SWISS, 49, 90 25c
Lace GRENADINES; Lace BUNTING, a5 cts
CLOTH. for Boys Suits, 25 cts, 81 cts, so cts
LINEN. for Boys Suits Is cts, 1S cts. 20 cts.
PARAsoLs and SUN UMBRELLAS. 81. $l.25. 81. so.
81, $3.50.
Lined PARASOLS, 81. 49, a.
MATTINGS and CARPETS,
LONSDALE CAMBRIA, 10 cts.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
TO.nfrht.

THE4rER CoaIQUE--variety AMI burlesaua.
ABNER's SCNMER GARpEN.-Concert
DKIvER's SUMNER GARDEN.-Specialty Perform
hNce.
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Nervous Debility

q moment longer 1t is not necessary. Carriers
Little Liver Pills Will cure you. Dose, one little
pill. All druggists.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. DC. July 8, 1882, $50 am.
For the middle Atlantic states partly cloudy
weather, With local rains, winds mostly sOUtnerly,
stationary temperature and pressure.
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Go TO sHEDD, 4es 9th street. to buy gas stoves.

FOR SPRING TIME MEDICINE, as tonic for gem
sral debility and loss of appetite, Hunts Remedy
= uneQualed
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nerve and brain waste nothing equals Hop Bit
tiers. Believe this
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WARRANTS SETTER APERIENT.

tFor Other Auctions See iSerenth Paoe.l
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Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhRa, gripping
in the bowels and wird collie BY giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price Is cents
bottle. m,W,S
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STARVED TO DEATH.--A woman and two children
were found starved to death in a lonely section of
Van Buren, county, Ark, in the mountains. 1t is
believed the woman fell sick and, the children be-
ing too young to secure aid for her. persisted mis-
erably. A third child was still alive, and had
gnawed piece of flesh from the arm OF one of her
dead sisters. It died soon after the discovery was
made.
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THE Will OF Harriet r. Richards. filed yester-
day, leaves all her property to her daughter Hem
Tietta except IS, TO be paid TO each OF her other
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MARRIED.

TREGO-SCHNEIDER. July 9th, 1882. by the Rev.
to MARY Z. SCHNEIDER, 81 Washington, u. c.
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Will Arabi's Egyptians Fight?

Alexandria Correspondent London Times June %.
The following remarks, which were made by en-
Egyptian Moslem of high position, but never in
Office, are, perhaps, worth quoting: 'Your states
men and newspapers all make the mistake Of try
Ing to ascertain the views Of the people and of al
lowing their ideas OF such views to influence them
There are only two parties in Egypt-the one con-
sists OF ragamuff5nS, who desire any sort of dis
turbance, in the hope OF getting something out OF
1t; the other CONSISTS OF all the rest, who wish to
avoid disturbance, for fear OF losing what they
nave. Beyond this, no party or political view eX-
lists In Egypt AS 1or TeWhk, Arab, Hahn, ISmail,
no Egyptian caressa plaster for any OF them. The
one party will support any one OF them II dis
turbance can be thereby brought about; the other
will support anyone In 0rder to obtain peace. No
solution will please the one party; any solution
Will please the other"
But" said, 'sile army at least care for Arab;
that Is third party He said: "That Is very
nearly true, but nut quite with little more time
given him it might be entirely true. By con-
tinually relying oH thenA and appealing to them,
he is gradually Creating an esprit de corps. which
every day grows stronger. Still, even now there
are very few who would be faithful to him II they
had any harder EOrk than marching through
Alexandria to dO.| "Wou1d they fight for hini?"
ask. Eyes, with women and children. but not
with half their number Of armed men. Near Sem
naar, on the Nile, 1900 of them armed with REM
tngton rifles, met hess than two thousand followers
of the false prophet, amed with Bedouin guns,
sticks, and knivek they were led up in firm
order They fired one volley, took the rifles by the
barrels, flung them into the crowd and bOlted"
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FOR CHEAP TRUNKS and travelling bags go to
8erzogS, 3tS 9Th ST.. near Pennsylvania avenue.
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Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morninQ
and delivered in x-lb. "Ward" prints 40c. Der 10
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
&C. per OF Cream, 15c pint
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Hon RillerA
An Admirable Medicinal Wine.

strengthens. builds up and cures continually fror
the first dose.
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"Alderuey Dairy Wagons,

Is three times the man he was before he begal
using Wells Health Remover. ST. Druggists
Depot, Stott 81 Cromwell S
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The Y-M.C-A. BUILDING FUNp.-The Bulletin. the
ofgan OF the INCA, has the following TO say In
regard TO the progress made In Raising money for
The purchase OF new building: What Is the
amount subscribed toward the new building? Can
the amount be raised? When are we to nnovp9
These anu other questions are asked many times
each Day we are glad TO know that 50 large n
NUMBER are interested in the OF this enter
prise. Half OF the SEQ 600 has been snhscriIat
and the Tug or war now comes to provide for the
balance. Each day the amount Is swelled By new
seoscriptonS. AMI the effort 10 provide the whole
amount will not be relaxed"
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MEABERs OF the 1st Congrega tional church will
oe PLEASED 10 Know that Miss Minnie EVAN, for
the past year flling the position OF prtncinal
soprano at st. Paufs New York city, viii sing In
nef old pace tomorrow morning at the Congre-
gat!onai church.
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A RAINY SUNDAY INDICATED.

RAINY SUNDAY INDICATED.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
pressure is highest along the Atlantic coast and
lowest In Dakota The prevailing winds are light
sOutherly. Local rains have fallen in all the dis
trfctS except the Atlantic coast states. The fol-
lowing stations report more than one iuch rain
fall during the past twenty -four hours: Louisville,
LIS; Grand Haven, 1.50- There has been a slight,
but general rise in temperature. The temperature
east OF the Mississippi river is slightly below the
mean for the month. The following special tenn
peratures were reported at n. III. this morning:
PASSPORT, sec; Montreal, Go; Quebec and Cleve-
land, 65o; Mt Washington, $50; Alpena, 62O; Du-
luth. 53o; St Paul. 61o; Denver, So: San Francis
CO, 55o. The following maximum temperatures
were reported yesterday afternoon in Texas:
Eagle Pass, 1859; COnchO. 1869: San Antonio and
FL Paso, 1OCo. Local rains are indicated on Sun
day In all the states east of the Rocky mountains
THOSE desiring to spend an enjoyable evening
can do so by accompanying the Departmental
Dozen ON their excursion, July IL, 1882, on the
steamer Mary Washington, which leaves at $50
p m. and returns at IL PIN sharp Dancing may
be INDUCED In by those who delight In this enjoy
ment, while others viii be entertained with songs
and recitatiOnS by some of the best local talent
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PARAsoIS in all eDiors, cleaned, and Grape wells
renovated equal to new at A. Flschers, 9O5 G st.
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ThnrSdaX nisnt at ierseS anuipg Sitt ta
in Illinois, ON the Mississippi river Edward O'Hare,
a farmer, fifty years old, fatally wounded John
Carroll and attempted to murder his own wife.
O'Hare had been jealous OF Carroll for some time,
and meeting him in wild fit of jealous rage, be-
gan firing at him. Carroll ran, but was struck in
penetrating vital part and paralyzing the victim
His recovery is hopeless. After shooting Carroll
O'Eare rushed to his home and attempted to mur-
der his wife. He fired two shots at her, but only
inflicted slight flesh wound before he was sur
rounded and Overpowered. He made desperate
resistance, saying he had one or two more men
yet to kill. He was taken to Jerseyville, the
county seat He is the father OF several children
by his present wife, who has always borne good
name. O'Hare is believed to be insane
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BURY's PIPsIssEwA cures kidney and bladder
diseases.
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MARINE GLASSES hired at Helnpler's, 4ss Pa.

SLATE MANTELs at reduced prices to make room
S0S new stock S. s. SHEDD, 400 9Th street