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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-02
THE EVENING STAR.
FRIDAY June 9, 1SS2.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
Special Weather Bulletin.
LOCAL RAINS TOMORROW.


The chief signal ofncer OF the army furnishes
The barometer is lowest In the Missouri valley.
Ii Is high and rising rapidly In the extreme north
west Rain has fallen since last report In the
upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys The fol-
lowing stations report more than one inch rainfall
during the past "a hours: E1stpOrt, 232: Augusta,
LBS; Deadw0od, I0i; Chatham, 1.90; sydney 1.26
The temperature has risen slightly In the lake re-
gtOn, the upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys,
and fallen In New England, the middle and south
Atlantic states The following temperatures were
reported ut a m this morning: Eastport, SO;
Montreal. 49,; Quebec, 40; Mt. Washington. $50 /;
Cleveland Sc: Alpena, 40; Duluth, 80; St Paul,
SIC; Denver, $50, and San Francisco, 500. Partly
cloudy weather and local rains are indicated for
New England and the middle Atlantic states on
Saturday. Local rains are indicated for the lake
region on Saturday, followed by cool and fair
weather on Sunday.
THE FOLLOWING great bargains viii be sold to-
morrow only at r. GOldS;hm!dS, S12 It'll St d. W. ::
ice cream tray, with II saucers Csc; garden
tools, In a set with OF sprinkler, 2oc-; extra
large SIZE, with ct sprinkler, 45c.; water tum-
11c. refrigeratOrs and Ice chests at cost travelling
trunks at low prices; white porcelain dinner sets,
125 pieces, si43; knife and fork tray, potato
mesher, rolling pin and kitchen spoon, 3D. 100
basins 49,: Japanese fans, for &C.; each hair,
Clothes. tooth and shoe brush, with dressing
comb, 30c.: gOlt-banded French China tea sets, "A
pieces. So IS; a d. fine porcelain cups and Sau-
handled table or dessert knives, SIS. 4 d.; jap
aneSe tea SET pieces. with tray, S1-15 qt COW
cred buckets, 21c.; strawberry bowl, with IL Sau-
Gers, 39c-; handsome decorated Bohemian glass
vases, 45c pair; larger size, 93c; hatcfets, 15c
tin kitchen set, 81 pieces, eSc.; 4-Qt tin water
bucket. boxes OF laundry blue and scrubbing
brush, 1885,; Ice hatchets, sc.
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JOB Lor Oriental laces, very wide. at q and 35c
Per yard; EdeiwetSs cream lace, 15c. per yard
Mlgn0nette laces, for paraSolS, ut go. per yard
Mrs Max Weyl, agt., 112 eth st.
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FoR TOMORROW special reductions in parasols.
Our % lace trimmed pards0ls for 81; - so satin
lined paras0lS for 81 81; our 2i-inch twiIled silk
sun umbrellas for 6s; japanese parasolS at l2c.
DamInauQ'S. 500 18th
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JNo. Dunn. a white boy, was lined SO or 30 days,
By Judge Smell to-day, for destroying public prop
er'y. in digging up and carrying of portion OF a
wooden block Pavement.
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Do Nor FAIL to attend the private sale OF crumb
cloths, commencing this afternoon, at Julius LanS-
burgh's, 315 7th street. $3.50 will be offered at
$50, 50 and a. This is undoubtedly tue finest
Offering OF the kind we have any record OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-02

On SATURDAY, a large lot OF handsome artistic
hand-paintet placqUes and palettes given away al
Clarks new store. 732 9TH ST. Come early to avoid
the rush.
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CocHRAsE's free washing lists, convenient

LATEST STYLES of gents straw hats. including
low wide ones, cheap. at A. T. Lewis, 435 9TH ST.
Also, gents furnishings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-02

TAKE care OF your clothing. Death to moths, bed
bugs and all vermin. Harris roach powder.
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Ristrict Government Affairs.

BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entw3le: Chas. D. TOw1es, re-
pair brick, $40 18th street northwest; $500. l.. C.
Bailey, erect two-StOTy dwelling, 18th, between
l. and NJ streets northwest; So coo. Rudolph Gold
SiAidt, erect four three-StOry dwellings, two On
Massachusetts avenue and two on II street north
west; s11 900 r G. johnson, erect three-story
dwelling. / street, between nth and 18th streets
northwest; $4,000. Mrs. Caroline Schmidt, repair
brick, 1722 Pennsylvania avenue; $780,
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John C.
Febiger, rear admiral L. s. ", ami Ellen +. john
son; James Green PoindeXter and Elizabeth Will
liens: George W. Bogue, of New York city, and
Sallle Baldwin, OF Anne Arundel county, Nd; Rob
ert c. Dyer and NOrah 4. Gordon Clarence Muir
ray and Frances Dean. both OF Annapolis; john
II. Body and Elizabeth Jefferson; S. A. Clarke and
MAGGIE F. ROwen
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EVERY purchaser OF SOC. presented with half
pound Java coffee at AugenSteinS, s17 eth ST. L. W.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Anusememfs TO.nigi

AIuuStncutS
NATIONAL THRATER.-" Julius Cesar"
THRATER CoNIQUE.-yariety.
CAPITAL THEATER--Variety.
DRIVERS GARDEN.-SpeciaIty Entertainment
MARYLAND AVENUE AND 18th SrREET-The Nom
ster Whale and Capt B0ytOn.
CLABACGH H.IL-Strawberry Festival
E-STKEET BAPTIST CHURCH--Rcunion and fes
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THIS AFTERNOON Julius LanSburgh, 315 nth
street, Will con mence TO sell at private sale for
large New York importing house $3.50 English
crumb cloths slightly imperfect, at One-hal their
value. 81 So s. ana 81 are the prices placed upon
them. This Is the largest private sale the kind
on record 1t IS unnecessary to add that within a
few days none will be left.
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GOODS.

LII 0OOAO.
WHITE SILK AULLs.
SEAToN PERRY,
tsuoczason TO PERRY BaorHxsl
Has just received
WIFI f TA Bz feN h Mgsas !. & $780,
A AZ ss SEX hAsa INES from
RARE BARGAINS IN SILKS.
Prices greatly ,sHssa ,n q sgMMEn SILKS Fou-
New prices marked IN red nk over former prices. 30
hs sssaz the spos n ana Stripe.
reduced from Soc.
a5sk s sAIf asb zhszfha
Immense variety Of DRESS FABRICS suitable for the
A n nANbkhEcHfETs HOSIERY
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN WHITE GOODS.
INDIA Linen. WHITE AND ECRU ,BATisTE,
khaSs IfM SGht a5s sWss A nus
sEAToN PERRY.
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street.
Established 1910. my31
ERENCH sATINEs, LATEST DESIGNS, Soc
BLACK POLKA DOT SURAHs. $3.50.
LUPINs NUNS YELLING. Csc. tos1.
SATIN RHADAMEs AND MERvEILLIEUX.
FANCY STRIPES for trimming.
BLACK .ALL-SuK GRENADINE, s1.25.
TYLER l. CHEWING,
my31 91s It'll STREET NORTHWEST.
pARASOLS AND DRESS GOODS.
10 pieces a. inch LACE NtNs SEfLfNe. black. at rs
cents, reduced from 81.
5 pieces invisible plaid NUNS YELLING.
800 pieces LAWNS, from to &c.
fun stock of UNDERWEAR cheap.
100 dozen MEMS SOCKS, good, 3 pair for &c.
full stock of CAssIMEREs. from CSC. to $780,
GEO. ]. JOHNSON,
my30 713 Market Space.
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IMPORTED OIL on dra1ght, GO 9Th stree
AVOID HEAT, trade uptown, o. R. b.

SILK MTTTs, in all shades, $50. pair; bla
mitts, IS SO, 4Sc pair; real Isle gloves, 20. pa
Mrs. Max Weyl, agL, 712 9Th st. NV.
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CocHRAsE's bargains. opp. Riggs Bank.

HANDSOME advertising card given away, 9th
wing Center market.
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SIX RED TICKETS good for a present. You

EVERY purchaser Of s0c. presented with half
pouAd Java coffee, at AugenStens, S17 7th St n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-02

FRESH peach Ice cream. Jarvis, 1876 9th street
northwest.
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TOMORROW only Dr. Warmers celebrated health
corset for 81 also, Dammann'S own, ''the best SOC
corset" IN the city. Call anu see it. DamInann'S,
600 9TH St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-02

IS DIFFERENT styles of mems straw hats at 81, at
salOmOnS'. 100 9TH ST.
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RNes, crystal settings, very brilliant, $, at
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The Courts.
Forrry h,doe III,

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Thursday, Clymer agt. Bryan; decree below af-
firined Baltimore United Oil Co. agt Barber; On
hearing
EQUITY COURT-.J1tdJe H0gfer.
Thursday, Griffith agt. Griffith; auditors report
confirmed and reference. Magarity agt. Shipman:
order OF reference enlarged. Clarke agt Triton;
safe Ratified nisi. Young agt Brent; auditors re-
port ratified.
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SEQ INFANTS lace and null caps at 25c.. 35c, 45c
Soc, worth double price. DamInann's, SOC 7th ST.
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POLICE CorRT-.D,af,e S,,eu.

Thursday, Eugene c. Night. Keeping his bar
open on Sunday; continued. Tiney Dorsey, lar
ceny OF lot OF under clothing from Kate Griffith go
days In jail. Cora Hayes, keeping a bawdy house;
$50. Alfred Shlpley, affray; personal bonds. Vic
toria DOdsOn, assault on MasSal1ne Anderson; IS
or Is days Nathaniel Hall, assault on Mlly Hall,
50 or 10 days John Speaks alias George Speaks,
assault on George Gray; S or Is days: Mary Tur-
sault on Alice Turner; S. or Is days Henry Butler
assault on Loretta Butler; S. or Is days. Oscar
grand jury; bonds $1,000 Chas. Henry Butler,
threats to John kirwin; personal bonds to keep
the peace. Mary Holly, threat TO EleanOra Lee;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-02
CocHEANE's original washing list, free.

JUsT RECEIVED a large line OF boys examination
hats at 50c., at Sllomons. the popular halter, 20
Sth ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-02

old POINT COMFORT,
" VIRGINIA. ia
HYGEIA HOTEL, NAY
Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. Open k14slIl
all the year. Equal to any hotel in the United States
Surroundings unsurpassed. Bathing, boating, fishing
and living specially attractive. Prominently resort
for southern people. Terms less for equal accommoda
tons than any resort in the country. Climate free
Malaria and for Insomnia truly wonderful in sopo-
rife effect. Send for circular describing bygienic adj
vantages, ETC. HARRISON PHOEBUS,
myl6-3m Proprietor.
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SEND your address for Cochrane's washing Ii

FINE Manila hats, from s. 80 up, at salomons',
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATER COMIQUE.

T'HEATER COMIQUE.
nArrsrrs ru HSSsSAE 5 HAH s. AND SAT-
First s Ii @ Rs}sst
r ns' ropS Ss Hsf Hsae~' Snow
The most a4ss Rf asfi in the World
HARRY The ers9 fa K ft Il Efd1 Dancers JOHN
The e ThsfE q 81 Bk sEih faRsdian'
ana
II AsD the World
o0noudnS VII" h6 SEssss f Il irish Comedies
Monday, June 5th,.,Avery Clifton. Capitola For-
Howard NY 5 june Tsno os h"ess B
H IS Mhsat sha and
CAPITAL THEATER.
TaesdaS and Fr MaHn Matnssr ~ SSh
'fs j. Ihs sFfss Ella
Gutter R land es and
Emery and Russell, Frank Lewis A COMPANY that
DoNCH AND HIS ORCHESTRA, WILL REMAIN
IN the o t tins summer The best Of mnS for
TO the leader.
IN s S0s Si
II II
II SUMNER GARDEN.
SUCCESS ASSURED!
Conceded to be the Finest Specially Entertainment
offered to Washington Public. PatrOnized by the
Lite of our Society. Entire New Company week
menclng May 29th Inyz7
NATIONAL THEATER.
THE LAWRENCE BARRETT DRAMATIC CLUB
In Shakspeare's
JULIUS CESAR
MERCHANT OF VENICE,
Under the Auspices OF the
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CORPS,
JUNE I'd aud Sd. at O'Clock. Matinee JUNE Sd, at
O'Clock.
Programme-Friday Evening, julius Cesar. Setur-
day Matinee and Evening, Merchant of Venice
An Exhibition Drill by Company Of the Corps be-
tween the acts.
General Admission good for either performance.
80 cts Excangeabe for reserved seats in part of
70 cts. extra Popular matinee prices. ma lot
| Nc. 626I ON EXHIBITION NO. 626
Z AND SALE
street.\ MARKR TIERS Street
Nc. 626 street northwest door from Tth street
Large and Choice Stock of Paperhangings. Picture
Frames, Picture Cord and Tasses Rings, Nails. etc
Aarkrter's. Terms Cash Free Art Gallery. oil
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BUILDERS. take your estimates for hardware at
B&ley's, $50 eth ST. He is hard TO beat In prices
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POPULAR PRICES tell at Cochrane'S.
CHEAPEST 1aceS at YOungS, 136 eth street.
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ALL BOARDERs should apply for Cochrane's con
venient washing list.
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TIE SALE OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES from Adams
Express company will be sold tomorrow (Satur-
day, commencing at 10 O'Clock an, at Duncan
sons auction rooms. See adyI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-02

IUssELL's Ice Cream.
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DRY GOODS.
500 Pairs of Misses HOSE reduced from so to Csc.
Job Lot Of LACE CURTAINS in Sets, fine and cheap.
Flu Line of WHITE GOODS-IN Ola LINEN, LINEN
LAWN, PERSIAN LAWN, ALGERIAN LAWN,
VICTORIA LAWN, INDIA NULL. NA1NSOOKS,
&C.
300 Pieces LINEN LAWN {latest styles, 25e:
500 Pieces DOMESTIC LAWN, from 6A to l214c.
AndroscoTgin COTTON, &c.
Fruit of the Loom COTTON 10c.
Wsmsutta COTTON, 12c
Latest style RARASCIS at reduced prices.
SUMMER SILKS. from Soc to 81.
BLACK SILKS. is. 81. 1925 81 so, u.s. g. s. 25
The Cheapest TABLE DAMASK in the city.
The finest line of CLOTHS and CASSIMERES in any
Dry Goods House in Washington. Suits made to
order, and money saved
SHIRTS ready made, IS, 49, g.
SHIFTS made to order taken and fit guaran-
teed, at $3.50. 50. $40 and Sl2 per half-dozen.
7F- LOOK AT OUR GOODS BEFORE PURCHAs-
ING ELSEWHERE.
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered In 1-lb. "Ward" prints 40c. Der Id.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&C. per at. Cream, 15c pint.
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FAIRS, FESTIVALS, &c.
PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. &c.

10! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
IL JOHN BRIDGE!
The steamer Excelsior, canal packet, will make her
regular trips to the above places on MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY. leaving her wharf,
Congress street and Canal, at O'Clock m. sharp
Fare. So cents round trip Can be chartered Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday For information inquire ct
GRAY HILTON'S. 20S 9th street. opposite Center
Market or G. W. WEBSTER, lila 4th st. je2 Ct
GRAND EXCURSION AND EXHIBITION, SUN
" DAY, JUNE H. 1882.
The Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will start from
the dock foot of 7h street. at o'clock ~, sharp
and make excursion down the river stated point
Navigator and Lone Voyseero Of Is. coo miles. in Rub
Der Dress will give his
WONDERFUL MARINE EXHIBITION,
and Prof r. +. ODLUM, the champion Exhibition
Swimmer and Daring Diver, will Leap from u Height
100 Feet above the water. This will be the greatest
nautical exhibition and excursion given in WASH
ington. Tickets, for round "Trip and exhibition, so cts
'.Have you seen the Whale!" jel-3t
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

u EATTY's ORGANS, ~ STOPS. $50. PIANossI25
ID Factory running day and night. Catalogue free.
ADDRESS DANIEL f. BEATTY. Washington. y. J.m26
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25
The Bad and Worthless

are never tatttate,{ or c~oantelJcited- This
is especially true Of a family medicine,
and it Is positive proof that the remedy
jnajtate3 Is Of the highest value. As soon
as it had been tested and proved by the
whole world that Hop Bitters was the
pureSt, best, and most valuable fami-
ly medicine on earth, many limitations
sprang up and began to steal the notices
in which the press and people OF the
country had expressed the merits OF ii.
B., and in every way trying to induce
suffering invalids to use their stuff in
stead, expecting to make money on the
credit and good name of H.. b. Many
others started nostrums PIT up IN slml
lar style to ii. b, with variously devised
names ia which the word Hop" or
Hops were Used III a way to induce
people to believe they were the same as
Hop Bil.crs. Ali such pretended rene
dies OF cures, no matter what their style
or name is, and especially those with the
word Hop or Hops III their name
o: in any way connected with them or
their name, are limitations or countertelts.
Beware of them Touch none OF them.
Use nothing but the genuine Hop Buffers,
wi,h d bunch CT cluster OF greco Hops on
the white label. Trust nothing else.
Druggists aud dealers are warned against
dealEg IN limitations OF counterteits.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25
HOW M WOULD VOTE.

" t a,n. i allowed u vote eve!t
ihe lals sho Ia, u>ei III. 'erce /,
Faya4It. - ,riptiou' would ,otrItt
b an uniailtpg remedy ipr TIE disease
.peclliar to her sex. ~ iusgl>t,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25

the neigh ,orlug chlrtttn and had u"
cause to regret his appointment, Tor.
,v,u on OCCASIONS tnar suus1 nave ieilea
The strategy OF a European diplomat, the
mere presence OF Aboo Arlsh never failed
10 overawe the council OF a hostile tribe
This power OF a phy>lognomlc majesty
: well illustrated by another story from
the Caucasus. which | find III Lennon
10 : history Of the eyentful campaign
thar ended with the capture OF the pro-
phet-chiefiain. SLamyl ben Haddeu, on
the plateau. September, 10, le39. klgh-
teen hundred against twenty elx tnusana.
IN. men had defended themselves from
early morning till afternoon. and, when
ammunition va exhausted, began to
hurl rock, AMI cannon from the parapet,.
But toward evening the citadel vas taken
by storm, aud the survivors OF the gar
rlson were led forth. torn and bleeding
The ylctors adjourned Tor supper, a soon
as the blood, work was done. but. when tn
commanding officer was notlnci that the
great chieftain was among the ~prlsOaeI>.
he lave orders 10 conduct him at once III
10 hi. presence. \ noise OF bai,t,rou>
ninth greeted the arrival ofShamyi her
he stood In the presence oi his cipto!>,
Ike oimuL UtIUlt tue Cluit ~ hbiiabab'
a deep silence came oyer the assembly.
and the l|n>otent Juukers ~ Bsryalinskl I
staff iuvoiuntarlly rose To their ieet, a II
hey felt tie i. ence u a superior be-
ing,
When lie racted lis eyebrows
his look cUult assume a ICnetiatlyc force
that | nave never seen cqudled, says
L%e,montof Narius aud Robert Burns
had such eyes. aud also ta>co de Cana.
Il ue Us oyDs ter,.bies, who could read a
ACE like an open book, and once quelled
The Spokesman OF a mutlnOus crew by
simply keeping them under the fire OF
that ter lble gaze.
How men can be affected by excessive
ugllne 5 history illustrates by many anus
ing examples. We have already referred
to the nose of the first Hapsburger,
which came SO near defeating his noml-
na,ion but, If the descriptions OF Callph
Valid : face are authentic he was lucky
that his accession to the throne of the
Prophet did not depend upon the votes
Of nlen with physiognomlc prejudlces.
His nose was crooked ana sharp like a
rearlpg hook, his cheeks SO tumld that
,ney could be seen from behind
his month was attroclous, and. to
put a finishing touch to the portrait,
Abulieda informs US thaf1he was marked
by the small pox as man neqer marked
before. rlts like auger holes dl,trlbu-
ted over his face from ear to ear.
To Le c0HtHuei.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25

SOHO. =. I, Dec I. IesH-
am the nas.or ct the Baptist Church
here. and an educated physician | ani
not in practice, but am my sole
family physician. and advise m many
chronic eases. Over a year ago | re
commended your Hop sitter 10 ms
Invalid wite. who has been under medl-
!, treatment OF Albany best physicians
several wears. She has become thor
yhly cured of her various complicated
b. their use. We both eco
mend them 10 our friends. many Of whonl
have also been cured OF their various All
by them. REs, T.. IL NAKRE>
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25

CHATHAM AKots irEN-.-t 81. y.
v >ha'ie. - oeeli appointed -rpr.v-
~of O &C, oil> loI tie ft>len Distract
u ;. { hcaaqua ,e., i, ItaItI-h.
III \. Is Ir4p.n mas withdrawn and
III not he 4 eanoida.e III The House 81
Representatives.
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Made from Harmless, Materials and
adapted 70 the needs Of fading and faIl
ing haIr, PIker. Hair B4lsan has Il
Nen ne flrst rank a ~ u.e.a4t aud rel
anle hair restorative.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25

-IIutchin>. Cooper \ Co. are About
r. oten another tobacco warehouse III
Durham.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25

First Premium at
the Great St. LOUIS
Test, 1881, over IL
other promlnen.
manufacturers.
First Premium q
Gold Medal at At
lanta Exposltloa,
1881.
10 and 10 Horse
Power. With DOU-
Bill SPEED. Trav>
els 3 to 6 miles per
hour. With or
with out ~Indepen-
dent Pump, Water
Tank or Ply
Top.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25

The cashier Of a savings bank AZ Ia
oanol, IA. was robbed Of a sa.chel con.
tanning $1,000; after a desperate struggle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-04-20
Sudden Death,

On the 9th inst. at Chicago, occurred
the death, by heart disease, of Mr.. Giles
F. Clyne, prominent merchant of that
city. Mr.. Clyne was calmly cOnversing
in his store with gentleman, when he
stopped speaking suddenly, and was
caught in the act of falling. Physicians
were called at once, but he was pro-
nounced dead, beyond hope of recovery.
His age was about 46. The Chicago
Times and Tribune give full accounts of
his death and sketch his life, speaking
highly of him as a citizen and business
man. He leaves his wife, two daughters,
and his mother and other relations and
friends to lament his death. Mrs. Clyne
was a Canton lady, whose first husband
was LIE. Anderson, once Clerk of our
Court. We sympathise with the be-
reaYed friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-04-20
Died of SMALLPOX.

Last Tuesday morning Annetta Over
cashier, aged Is, the stepdaughter of Will
liam Lackey, on south Cherry street,
died of smallpox. She had been grow
ing better, until Monday evening, when
a relapse occurred. She contracted the
dread disease three weeks ago, the result
of visit to Pittsburgh.
The Board of Health having decreed
that in case of death from smallpox,
the burial should be private and at
night, accordingly on Tuesday evening,
parties went to Mr.. j. B. McCrea, the
undertaken, for a coffin, which he furn-
ished. He also gave them a spring
wagon, which he had provided for such
emergency, with positive instructions
not to bring it back to him. He would
not allow any of his horses to be used,
and insisted in not going to the funeral
himself, a5 the men then at the house
could take care of the burial. In this
Mr.. McCrea acted perfectly right, as he,
being in manner public man, going
all over the city, it becomes him to act
with extreme caution, especially where
his presence is not absolutely neces-
sary. Between twelve and one o'clock
on Tuesday night, the body was placed
in the wagon and taken to the city GEM
etery, where it was inferred. There
were no services at the house or grave,
but the burial was conducted in a
proper and respectable manner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-04-20

Mr.. A. B. PrOal, late Secretary and
Treasurer of the CIV. Ry., was agreeably
surprised at his residence on Tuesday
evening by party of COnnOttOn officials
and employees, who, with Chief Engineer
w. I. Ellis, as speaker, presented Mr..
PrOal with $500 gold watch, and Mrs.
PrOal with silver table service, both
purchased of Tiffany, in New York. On
itials, "a. B. P" and on the reverse lid
sc. V. Ry." The inner lid is inscribed
Presented to A. B. PrOal by the officers
and employees of the COnnOttOn Valley
Railway. After the presentation the
company were agreeably entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. PrOal.