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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-02

Can pear the strong, white morning light which
exposes every speck OF tan, every pimple and the
Cure Is sure relief from the ANNOYANCE of these
blemisheS On the cheek OF beauty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-02
Alexandria Affairs.


RELIGIOUs.-The churches here yesterday had
no unusual services, but all OF them were well at
tended Alexandria Las a large church-going
and chapels here. Rev. Dr. Childs preached at
the First Presbyterian church. The Christian Aid
Society or the Baptist church held meeting in
the afternoon at the church. The Reform church
held Gospel temperance meeting at the same
time At Later hour the Christian Association
held union prayer meeting at the Prince Street
Presbyterian church. Rev. DR.. Libcott, of Wash
ington, has almost become an Al xandrla pastor,
Church every Sunday evening Ior many weeks
Rev. Mr. ~Droege, the pastor OF the church, has
been sick Tor long time in OLio
PUMPS AND PITFALLS.-It Is now nearly year
ago since Superintendent OF Police Coleman re-
ported That the covers of many or the pump wells
OF the city were in rOttlng and dangerous condi-
t1on These pump wells exist at every central in
terSectlon OF streets Most of the pumps have
been removed, but the wells continue below. 1t is
hidden wells be marked, and, il possible, they
Should be inspected regularly with an iron roI to
ascertain the condition OF the woodwork which
now keeps the pavement from tumbling in.
The POTOMAC MANUFACTURING COMPANY-It is
SAID that under the new man cement the Potomac
In tnu; acturing company will become a more dis
llnctly Alexandria Institution. Its new presiden
and treasurer will come here to reside, and re-
newed energy will characterize the work. The
company mas already much improved the river
'front.' south or Duke street, and its establishment
here has been coin tdent with general improve
ment In the town. As yet, however, its work has
Deen preparatory to more extended ventures
OPENING OF REGIsTRATION.-The new registra-
ton OF the voters OF the SECOND ward aud the
fourth ward or the city began this morning, and
nuMoer or voters were registered upon the new
BOOKS. The books will continue open for week.
committees of the political parties are urging
voters 10 register and supervising the registra-
ton.
STATION HOUsE.-At the station house this MORN
ing there were three prisoners, Julia Bright
Charged with assault on Mollie Scott; Cecilia
Jackson, drunk and diSOrderly, and a white lad
Charged with disorder.
CIRCUIT COURT.-Mr. Barnum's case was sub
mitted to the jury by Judge Keith In the c!rcu
court last saturday. and the jury had not agreed
upon verdict When the court opened to-day.
REPORTERS NOTES.-Arrangements are in pro-
greSS for celebrating the third anniversary Of the
Alexandria reform club on the 17th inst Lat
tan's wharf, at which the steamer Mattano VIII
land, is now finished. Lee (public) school No /,
heretofore taught 4 halliday school, was opened
this morning by Miss a. v. Gregg as whole-day
school.
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CHICAGO MEAT.-Call at Stalls Nos. 80 and 49,
Charles E. NaylOr, Center Market, 9TH street wing,
and procure the best quality of Chicago beef. Rib
roast 10 to &c. round steak, 10Y to 12c: srlOin
and porterhouse, 12K TO 15c-; soup meats, &C. per
pound. Other meats in proportion.
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EALL OPENING.
DRY GOODS AND CARpETINCs

t 40 mel, s. CLOTHS. anwool. so cts.
SG-inchCASHdEKES, all Wool, 40 cts
Double width DRESS GOODS, % cts.
DRESS GOODS. I2*, Is, IL. 90 Is 81 AZ cfs
Brocade FELFETS, all colors, 81,
Black CASHAERES, all Wool. 81 so 20 TX cts
SILK PLUSHES, all colors. So. g. So
SILK VELFEfS. all coiors, 81. 2j 81 50 81 TX q
Black DRESS , SILKS 81 81. %. 81. so, 81. i6 S.
Coiored DRESS SILKS. Few shades.
Broc3de IIkS. MOIRFS and SURAHS
SILK DOLMANS and FiIr-lned MtNTLES
English Walking JACKETS, CLOAKS and SHAWN
ladies' all Woo; FLANNEL SUiTINGS IS cts.
ladies' CLOTH new culors, double width.
10-4 SHEFTING COTTON. IS cts.
German Table DAAfASK, so cts.
Red Twilled FI.ANNEIS. 25, 80 81. As cts.
White Shaker FLANNELS, rs, so, 81, so cts.
White Wooi FLANNEES. 90 IS so, 81 cts.
CLOTH. for Boys Suits, 25, 81, so, 60 cts.
CLOTH, for Mems Suits. so e. 10. 8! cts, 81.
Ladies'. Gents and Children's Wool UNDERWEAR,
-. 81. 30. CD rs, 81 cts. 81.
WAHSuTIA COTTON. 5 TO 10 yard lengths 10c yard
Do ib.e White Wool BLANKETS. 81 So So S. "a gu
81. s.: so. s. per pair.
Double BED COMFORTS IS cts ST. 81. Is Il 80.
LACE CURTAINS new designs.
>Nottinghsm LACE, 25. 81 81 SO cts
barxslns IN CARPETS. Is. 81. So 81, rs cts
G. II. wsON.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GEORGE CREvELING. 14TH STREET WHARF,
lowest prices; coal aid wood orders filled at short
notice Pine, 81; Oak. S5 so; Hickory. $50; Sawed
and spit: Oak. 81; fine, IS. SLIM
DENNsYLvANIA CRUSHED COKE,
n dirt, E N SI,oVE. AMD NUT RS, SIZES.
fuel SO cent fixed carbon You cannot do with
out it. Order it from
,,.u,u,,u "A. A. r: WILLIAMS. Jr.. 7ls It'll street;
A G. JOHNSON & BRO.
~ Coal AND WOOD.
sma VIII as sny ea old or ne firm
cal sill convince you.
s M5Is Y Ysrd E Fl stX sd Point a.:oo.
Branch Othce 500 street northwest. au16-3m
JOHN MILLER,
= Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
l. A ID w GOD.
Main Office. Depot and Kinding Wood Mill. ~ and
virginia avenue southwest Branch Offices, $40 18th
street northwest and 143 street southeast Telephone
handle the very best quality of Anthracite and Btu
mnots Coal buy for cash only: therefore my prices
caot oe discounted Coal received direct by rail from
h'ere III ans part OF the city. au5-3m
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERsIy
COAL AND WOOD.
By water and rail direct from the mines.
Facilities unsurpassed by any firm in the United
sell at lowest cash prices and delivered promptly
Main Office, wharves and depot, 18th and Water
Brancn Yards: 1907 st. NV. Sd and sts NV.
18th and SITS 1l12 9th st. n.w and 22l Pa. ave.
southeast. jy1s-4m
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To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR.
noticed my name in Saturdays issue OF your
valuable paper, stating that had been arrested
for dealing in Chicago beef without a licenSa.
that 1 slaughter all my stock, and never have
handled any Chicago beef, and never intend deal
Ing In the article. LOUIS c. ROSENBUSCH
f13 and 6l4 Center Market
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SC. BULLET BUTTONS, Youngs, 736 9TH street.
Mr.. JOHN CHUTE has put Howe coal scale In
hts yard ON 10th street.
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.AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderncy Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in 1-lb. Ward" prints 40c. per ID.
Also. cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
IL. per ot. Cream. 15c. pint
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NEW WALL PAPERS just arrived at r w. Hen
derSon Co.'S, 1l13 street northwest.
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ASK YOUR GgoCERS and butter dealers for S. c.
creamery Print Butter. Wholesale depot, Spicer,
Compton Co. 5, 94 Louisiana avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.
Public Voice.

Colds or any Irritation of the Throat take DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-02

ELIXIR OF BABEk, for malaria, chillS and fever
contains no quinine. Sold by all druggists
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Few Compilations

Sth near E-Johhson'S Choice steamed, roast and
floor.
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BEWARE OF SHoDDY ready made overcoats. Pur-
chase firSt-claSS merchant tailor made overceat
or the very best fabric, very little worn and almost
as good as new, at great bargain, at j. HerZOg'S
aS 9Th street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
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DRY GOODS.

9 p e G / A L.
Justreceived fun line Of those beautiful
OTTOMAN SILKS
GROS GRAIN SILKS,
NELVETS.
PLUSHES and
In al the new shades.
Don't let your child get wet going to school when you
can get . first-class
G0SSAMFR WATERPROOF
Tor u.S5x. Ladies' sizes only 81. SO.
s2s J. A. LUTTRELL 4 co.
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Catarrh of tho ER.addcr


Singing irritation, Inflammation. all Kidney
ana lr nary Complaints, cured by 'Buchupaiba.'
81. Depot, StOtt & Cromwell
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The Courts.
POLICE CouRr-Judoe Smell

Saturday, Patrick Breen, threats to Mary Breen,
ms wife; 500 bonds or six months. Sarah Nc.
Annie Jackson; IS or Is days. Jno Phillips and
Glenn Taylor, assault on Geo. Langley: 81 each.
Polly Green, colored, assault on Kate Thomas; s.
or 10 days. Adelaide Williams, assault on David
Carroll; IS or Is days. John II. Alexander, COL
ored, assault on Fanny Alexander: do.
To-day, George Leonard forfeited collateral.
8 or Is days. Frank Holmes, colored, assault on
Lucretia Holmes, Wife; $40 or 30 days Robert
johnson, threats to William Davis: personal bonds.
Henry Kramer; 30 days In jail. Charles Carroll;
forfeited collateral. Alexander Moore colored,
larceny OF two razors from Henry Williams; dis
S. or IS days. Eliza Mergin, keeping bavdy
house; s25 or 60 days. Barbara Smith, colored,
profanity; s. or days. John Bowman; forfeited
collateral Frank Lorenzo, loud and boisterous:
s. or Is days. John Gray, vagrancy; 80 days.
Richard Mason, colored. charged with being
habitual drunkard; personal bonds. Isaac Tansil,
c0lored, throwing stones; So. Peter Harris, va
grancy; bonds or 80 days John Cavanaugh,
Thomas Dorsey and John Falkner forfeited COL
LITERAL Edward Forsythe, do. John Bennett and
John Carr loud and bo>terOuS: S or Is days each.
Fanny Bruce, colored, throwing stones; IS or Is
days. Jefferson Winston, cOlored, casting rubbish
OF an open lot; 81 Thomas Kane; forfeited COL
lateral Frank Dant; do. Julia Diggins, loud and
boisterouS; s. or Is days Frank Newton, do. do.
Charles Jones, William Thomas, Charles Wise,
George Johnson. James Wise and Albert Brooks,
yagrancy; 80 days each. Columbus Swaggart;
forfeited collateral Lewis Blackburn cOlOred,
carrying pistol; $50 OF co days. John Dulin for
fe,ted colldteFaL David Curtis, vagrancy: 90days.
George Adams, coiored, profanity: IS or days.
Charlotte Moran, vagrancy; bonds or 80 days.
Ralph Abercrombie: forfeited collateral.
RIVER TRADE.-Harbormaster Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as fOllOwS Schr. Kate
Waters, potatoes for city market. Schr. Annie
Gibson, oysters for market Schr. Alfred e.
smyth, coal Barge Herald. COAL Schr. Smoot
TOT Great Falls Ice COMPANY.
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STRICTLY PURE LIQUORS for medicinal and family
use. Arlington WHISKY, 81 per gallon; 81 per quart
bottle. McGee'S, 40f 9Th street northwest
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NEW STYLES FOR FALL WEAR.
FkOCK. CUTAWAY AND SACK SUITS IN ALL THE
LEADING COLORINGS. FANCY MIXED
AND PLAIN GOODS.
FALL OVERCOATS.
FOR PERFECTION IN FIT AND MODERATE
PRICES GO To

PRICES GO TO
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
And examine quality style and general make up the
Suits for s.. worth si7.
SUITS for $40, worth $40.
SUITS SUITS TO- sl2. worth $22.
Suits for SIS. worth S35
Suits for $40. worth 500.
xsnt f9f s'sh s Rsf a ASs ss
Their Coat and Vest with Doeskn Pants, for
FOR BOYS FROM TO u YEARS OLD.
Good Goo !! Suits nit at g, worth g:
S. lendid Suits at 81. So worth 49,
Real Nobby suits at s., worth %.
KY Esss'ss, sn Ssit; Ss9.h sia.
Magnificent Suits at sIO. worth s1s
FOR BOYS FROM Is TO II.
soSs s 81 s ff fo4 81 WORT Worth 81 So
STU Bite sn Salt ST for r. 81 worth So
ssls5 ast 8 S. soT Trh SIG
tlegant Suits for $40, worth SIS.
sa,' r 10 = *S worth IS So
The Very FINEST Suits for SIS, che p at sos.
In Pants We have full line at So s.. 80 S. s3 60
81 IS aud S. just about the prices asked else
MEMS Overcoats from Sc up. vel! made and trimmed.
Boys Oyercoats from So up.
they cannot be replaced for the prices sold now
:" OUR MOTTO: No trouble to show goods
THE M1sFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS. s3o
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIST
$3.50 street. pet an ade A 5ae Of 3 DYER =.
northwest was dissolved September 18th by mutual
consent. j. !: T. 4: B B4Ek:
D. A DYER will settle all Indebtedness of store cor
ner 4th aud l. and continue bushes in same.
r. DYER will settle all Indebtedness Of store $3.50
NJ ISIS BETTE TOMLINSON.
No. ll4U 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
1882.
FALL OPENING.
Now receiving and shall open for inspection
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. Oct. 4th and 5th
PATTERN HATS AND BONNETs,
With large assortment Of
s30-3t MILLINERY NOVELTIES.
ENTLEMENs HATS.
Fan Fan style Gentlemens Dress Hats.
Youths and children's Hats.
Isaac lU s Smiths hhI i Umbrellas. all grades.
B. H. sTINEMETz SON,
s29-S 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
RIBB's BALTIMORE HEATERS!
The attention of Housekeepers is again invited to
these Justly
CELEBRATED LATRoBE STOVES.
Their beauty and excellence, enhanced by late I'M
provements adapt them to the and
Of all and render them superior to Heaters in
For sale by dealers generally. s25.1m
CLEoPArnA's SECRET
DEVELOPS THE BUST.
Success guaranteed in every instance or money re-.
WILCOX CHEMICAL CO..
sto-m WI, l3t COZ Spruce street. Philadelphia. Pa
r ROBINSON 4 CO,
soYS CLOTHING HOUSE
ols see PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Y KINDERGARTEN GIFTS
IA AND OCCUPATION MATERIAL.
full and complete stock hand and sold NJ n.
lowest rates School books for Pubic ana p. e. se
Schools, Wholesale and Retail All the New Rou ~
soon as published. For sale by 'A' 90
WIN. BALLANTYNE SONS.
s29 AS 7th street.
|. A KOEHLER, AMERICAN AND FRENCH BAKFR
"A: az 9th street southwest. Orders filled from ali
French Bread o speciality. s28-lme
ITICK'S ICE CREAM, WARRANTED PURE
and satisfactory, q. 20 per gallon. wholesale and
retail stores and Center Market fronting Pemnsvi
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DRY GOODS.

r A L L / 8 8 ..
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
INVITE ATTENTION TO THEIR STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, CLoAKs AND NOTIONS.
STOCK COMPLETE IN ALL DEPART MENTs.
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WYE HAVE REDUCED THE BEST
w BLUE MIDDLESEX FLANNEL SUITS
From SIS to $40. Is; g Blue Pants 70 $3.50. An Sum.
NOR Goods ct cost. Boys School Suits, s.. 90 81 g
Mems Worxine Pants from 81 up. Good UndershirfS
q. 20 and 60c. mp Misses' and Boys' School Shoes
1olA-lsls Pennulvania svsnus.
suls !. ". sExpX.
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THE PAwNBROKER'S SALE-The pawnbrOker's
sale will be continued tins evening at O'clock at
Duncanson Bros, corner OF 9Th and ID streets.
Those In need OF diamonds, gold and silver
watchesrlngs, guns, pistols, clothing, &c. should
not fall to attend as every lot is being sold. See
advertisement.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
vLsHIS6ToN DC. Oct 2. 1882. 10 % q. m.
For the middle Atlantic states, FAIR weather
70 easterly winds, with no change In
tpnDQrafIre-
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1f1-~1 III h4~I7 .. s3U
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
y ing under the firm of j. L. DYER & Co
$3.50 ~ street, andJ. A. DYER & co corner 4th and
northwest, was dissolved September 18th by mutual
CONSENT j. A. DYER.
j. f. DYER,
j. DYER will settle all Indebtedness of store cor
ner 4th aud 1, and continue business in same.
D. r. DYER will settle all Indebtedness of store 1880
II street, auu continue said business. S3O-3t.
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You WANT NEW RANGE, LATROBE OR
Il Furnace. call GEO. 4. GAkTRELI SIS It'll
between and l. Ranges. Iatrobes and Furnace ne.
paired and reset promptly. aul6-Sm
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USE CERES. MINNEOLA STERLING, RELIANCE AND
GOLDEN HILL, the best patent hOuTS in America.
NEARLY all the absent witnesses at the Police
Court this morning sent as an excuse that they
had the chillS.
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SENT TO JAIL FOR ASSAULTING HIS WIFE-A
cOlOred man named Frank Holmes was In Judge
SnellS dock this morning for aSsaulting Lucretia
Holmes, his wife. She told the court that he came
home Saturday night and gave her some money tC
pay the store bill and afterwards he wanted IL
PACK, and she refused to let him have 1T, when he
bit her finger nearly off, to make her let go of the
money. He was sent to Jail for 80 days In default
OF $40.
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A GOODkICH. ATTORNEY AT-LAW. ia DEAR.
"a born street. Chicago. Advice free Is years. eI-
psrience Contidenta. business legally attended to
WITHOUT puDuclty. 50
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a DIsKEPUTABLE HOUSE RAIDED.-Sergeant
Nokes and privateS Burns and Fitzgerald. OF the
South Washington precinct. early sun
day morning made a raid on disreputa-
Die house, kept by Eliza Meryn. in McCues
alley, between 9Th and 18th and and l.
streets southwest. The proprietress and score
OF other female occupants OF the house were
taken into custody. In the Police Court this
morning Eliza was charged with keeping bawdy
house and the other women were used as wit
neSSeS The testimony was OF the most revolving
character and the court imposed fine OF s25 or 60
days. She was cOmmttte1 In default of the fine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-02

REMOVING TO NEW BUILDING-The business
OF Messrs- Clark and Trunnel, The we'll known dry
goods merchants now situated at 500 Market
Space, has Increased to such an extent that their
present quarters have become utterly inadequate
for the Increasing needs Of their trade. To pro-
vide for this they have erected a large and hand
some building at No. S11 Market Space, where
they will have ample room for their present ne
ceSsttteS and q little to spare for future growth
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AII-wooL BLACK CASHMERE. a5c. IA nth street
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MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY.
$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Makes CORSE1S to order in every stye ana material
and guaran tees perfect lit and comfort.
HER SPECI AITIES ARE
French Hand made Understanding, Neriuo Tn ,erva~v
and finest Imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods
French Corsets and Bustles. The ''Hcrcule-' sun.
PORTING Corset. for which Miss IL. is special agent
and 81 Corset, her make. that FOR the pric0
cannot be surpassed.
N.B.-French. German and Spanish spoken. as
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The Republican rarty.

The Chicago Times says: Viewed as
a party. the majority In The present Con.
gress stands without rival in the past
for intellectual imbecilitg and moral
cowardice: 1t is party without pur-
pose, without leadership, without sim
gle greet aspiration to tfoke or give
shape and direction 10 collective force.
"The Republican party seems now to
have but three principles, and ! happen
to be earnestly and vigorously oppused
to every one OF them rs first principle
is the spoils system; am opposed to
that lis next principle Is the hoss sys.
lem; / am opposed to thar. Tie onlv
other principe Of the party, that Can
discover, is the repudialion of the State
debt OF Virginia; aui opposed to that
SO / am Republican under difficulties
and we. are all of us Incoming so."--
Ga.feld's Attorney General.
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Determined Suicide.

CAMBRIDGE. OHIo, April 26. Frank
Neyman whose home 10 at Setiecaville,
this county, Jut Who has been working
at ByeseiIie, tarse to the Farmers Hotel
here about noon to-day aid engaged a
room for little while upon the preleyt
Of changing underciothes, but instead
of retaining it for q short time remained
with the door locked until nearly ak
o'clock this evening, when the report OF
pistol aud groans within brought the
hoarders to the scene. Several attempts
were made to effect an entrance without
SUCCESS. After while the door was
unlocked by Newman himself, and on
the boariers entering the room it was
discovered that he had shot himself with
a revolver, tue bail entering Just helo "
the left nipple, and passed around, OF
through, it is not known which, till il
became imbedded in the muscle under
meath the shoulder bla1e. The wound
is at least dangerous one. He viii
give no canse for the ac', hut from out
side information it is un iers;ood thu
women and whisky are at the bottom o
il, as he had ben drinking rather ha'f
Of late.
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HAHRfErTsytLLE NOBLE Co
Anril "a 1885


Ed SPIRIT: Please insert in your pa
per the following account Of an acciden,
that hsppened to Seret'a J daughter
ot Elias and Samantha Kindall. On the
l4lh inst. while M Kind IL was away
from home at work, his oldest daughter
was standing before the Gre when her
clothes caught Ere and the Child cried
ems, help NE; I'm airei' The mother
tried to extinguish the flames, but all in
vain. The child succeeded in getting to
a stream OF water, about fve rods from
the bouse, but not until be.cIo,hing wa.
all burnt of except few fragments
around the chest. She was carried into
the hoase by neighbor who heard her
screams
DR.. j ". Brock was summoned who
after be had examined, the child, said i
was not serious and they need not seDd
for the father, who was about len miles
away But in spite of medical aid ant
parental care the child died on the NOR
ming OF the 18th. The father returned
on the evening OF the 18th to find th'
child he had left well o week before 81
near to death she never recogniz d bim
Her age was 10 years, 2 months and
days. Yours respectfully.
z. e.. LEE.
=. s +. z LoyErr.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOldCE is hereby given that petition will
LNbe presented to the commissioners of Mon.
ROC County. at their next session. to be held
on the list Monday in June. 1852. praying for
review. survey and slteration Of the county
road. commencing at the bridge on the Lewis
vile and williamsburg road at the mouth of
Lirgley Bun on the lands of John Wahl. and
leading down the creek to Frd's fhildam;
starting at SKID bridge, running the old
road through the lands of Jacob Rcischman;
thence bearing to The hill ride north of the
creek to water gate on the lands of Maria
Foggehburg, thence on the old rcad through
the lands of James Denbow. George Eyger and
Philip Boughman to u stake near gate lead,
ing up to raid Philip Boughman; thence along
the foot of the hill sids north OF ths creek
through the Lands Of Sebastian Riesbeck. ffeter
Diehl Samuel Egger and Jos McFadden's
heirs, to the third Largo rock at the roadside
thence on the "ld road to the intersection OF
the Miltonsburg and Woodsfieid grade road
at The head vi Fotd's mil.dam
aprls, Saw5. MANY PETITIONERS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-05-02
Baltimore Live Stock Market.

CALvERToN LIVE Stock SCALEs,l
MONDAY, April "a 1882.
The quotations given in our live
stock reports are Of the retail market,
except where otherwise Stated
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIS WEEK
Very hest on sale this week 7 25s7 Is ::
that generally rated first quality & 75a6
ST. medium Or good fair qnalIty STA
Q 90: ordinary thin steers, oxen aud
cows, 25a4 95; extteme range of pri
ces 8 25 I IS; most of the sales we're
trcm 6 507 ST..
Mich Cows.-Ttere Is good demand
for good COWS at 'S4)t65 per liead, with
20 demand for common GoSs
Hogs-The quslitv is aJuut like that
of last weeks offerings, and the num-
hers showing a s'Ighi Increase over last
week. Prices 9al04c for common, and
extra shade higher, few selling below
81.
.Sheep-Prires for clipped sheep
'angei trim 3a64 and wool sheep 4s7c;
lamb Sall4e. -. ) C0s5 90 per heal