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Tammany, with its 40.Co0 or $1,000 voters, now
Constitutes very uncertain element in New York
politics. 1t neither belongs to one party nor the
other, but is conducting guerrilla warfare, keep
Ing It's own interests steadily in view all the time.
The TaIpmany members of the legislature having
voted mainly with the republicans and against the
democrats have been outlawed by the democratic
organfZ ton Patronage and power in New York
city ere Necessary to the life Of Tammany, and for
years It has been ready at all times to trade It's
votes and influence In national and state elections
ior help il local contests 1t dill this even when
Il acknOwledge allegiance to the democracy; now
that 1t IS hostile TO that party it will probably
wage oDen war against it. The elections OF the
past several years have shown that Tamm my
controls votes enough TO throw the scale of party
power on one side or the other, and hence in the
coming contest, though It may be abuseAand re-
viled it IS not to be deSpised by politicians.
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SPECIALTIES.

VILLAH, THE "" GSDERFUL ORIENTAL YELLED
~ carvoyant whose power in healing the sick, and
knowledge of the past present and future of peoples
lives has astonshed all Europe Can be at OBS ID
street northwest. Hours, 5 D. N. 10 y p. m. All in
trouble call and consult her. 3e7-lw'
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

GEORGE 3. MOVES, co,m.,,. ,on,,,v
1850 son street.. Manufactures steam EnRinea Boil-
ere. Shaftng; Pulleys and NIL work; Architectural
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR RENT-KNABE GRAND PIANO, AT VERY
T. low rent to responsible party. Inquire OF DR..
JULIUS DIENELT. 1109 Pennsylvania avenue, over
Moore & Iedings. te7-3ts
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J! PILESiI PILES!Ii

trouble call and consult her js7-iw.
DILESI PILESiI PILES!It
DIR. r.. d. SHRADER, Office $40 tn street north.
west makes specially of this disease. and guarantees
to cure case of Blind Bleeding. Itching Pro-
truding Piles. no matter Of how long standing,
from business Call at Office and testimonials in
regard to the wonderful cures performed. Consultation
free. Ie7-6t'
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Vu LIFE All business confidential. Ladies ard Cen
tlemen 50 cents each. 40S street between 4th and
9Th streets northwest jel-2w'
Mrs. II. F. WRIGHT,
M Clairvoyant and Magnso Ply 600 9Th street
northwest treats successfully without medicine Acute
TIE. ROBERTSON "a REGULAR GRADUATE.
be consulted confdentally by gentlemen and ladies
needing medical advice every Wednesday and Saturday
from to Pm, at 456 street northwest Offices
private and special arrangements for ladies' Those
able treatment and advice. No failures. Main ofoe
80 n. Liberty street. Baltimore. ml5-lm
lust ARRIVED HERE MADAM DUBOIS GREAT
q Sprttualist Medium, from Paris. Works electricity
on ivory Tells true life past present and future des
tiny; death; describes absent persons tells
in marriage gives good advice TO ladies and gentlemen.
and satisfaction 81 Office. 522 10th street. Hours. 10
IN. TO pm. a27-6w'
nOCToR J. b. GARDNER, LATE SURGEON 10
vately, by letter or in person at Falls Church, Fairfax
county, Va cure warranted. JAYS
NTRS. NJ. A. FRENCH. MAGNETIC HEALER AND
WI Business Medium. will leave the city June 10TH
Is located at 6lS street northwe Hours from
to9p.m.. Sunday excepted. ja7-5m'
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-AY YOUNG MAN. WITH ST. 500 CAP
w ital. would like Partner to engage in business
here Or in the west. Address Box 100. Star Office.
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FoR RENT-FIFTY, PIANOS. BOTH SQUARE
i and upright Of all the leading makes for rent By
the month or Quarter; rents applied purchase. F.
Il. SMITH, 1103 Pennsylvania avenue. je6-6t
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

you go home tonight and lock at thu
Dipper, try and remember what it was"
The Dipper was under cloud that
night
On the following morning Alice asked
me again if had thought of what had
said" to her, and on my replying No."
could see her pale face grow paler, and
the blue veins deepen.
AS the days passed grew very uncom-
Portable. could not bear to meet Alice,
and ! was unhappy without her. deter
mined to return to New York, and did so,
without bidding Alice good-by.
A year afterward she went abroad Fl +
her health, and died at Milan of malaria.
Among the keepsakes prepared for her
friends, in her last days, was an envelope
directed to me. opened it with trem
bling hands. 1t contained her photograph!
and these words: "Watch the Dipper
and remember Alice"
1t is seven years since l first watched
the Dipper" for Alice's sake, and now
that she is no more of this earth | never
look into the broad armament and see tn,
constellation of the Great Bear, but hel
clear eyes and pale face seem lookin;
down, asking me to remem ber that | tol,
her loved her ALTHEA.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03
Kent County Court.

The April term for this county COM
menced last Monday week, with Chic
Justice Comegys and Judges Houston
Wooten and Wales present. The trial O.
Scott for the killing Of Dill attracted many.
Several eases were called.
Upon motion of n. b. Smithers, ESQ.
B. Frank Davis was admitted to practice
in the courts of this State.
State VS.. Charles Horsey, colored for
carrying concealed deadly weapons. Yer
diet, guilty. Sentenced to ten days i'm
prisonment and cost of prosecution.
State vs.. George Polk. colored. for car
rying concealed deadly weapons. Guilty.
Sentence, ten days imprisonment, and cost
OF prosecution.
State W.. Samuel j. Levy. Assault and
battery on Geo. West, constable Verdict
guilty. Sentenced $40 and cost.
State VS.. George Lewes and Thomas
Holiday, indicted for larceny Arraigned
and plead guilty. Sentenced TO three
months imprisonment, ten lashes and cost
of prosecution.
State VS.. Chas. Horsey, indicted fol
larceny. Plead guilty. Sentenced to tel
lashes, three months Imprisonment anC
cost of prosecution.
State VS. James Pratt, indicted for lar
ceny. Plead guilty. Sentenced to tel
lashes, three months Imprisonment ant
costs.
State VS.. Sarah Collins, indicted fo
larceny. Plead guilty. Sentenced t,
three months Imprisonment.
State VS.. Henry Lewes, indicted for re
ceiving stolen goods. Plead not guilty.
William Harman appellant, VS.. State o
Delaware Respondent. Appeal in bas
tardy. Not guilty
State VS.. William Harris, indicted 70
larceny. Verdict, guilty. Sentenced t
one hour in the pilory and one year i'm
prisOnment.
State vs.. William Collins, indicted fo
an assault and battery. Guilty. Senter
ced to pay $50 and six months ilnprisor
ment.
State VS.. Charles Thomas, indicted fc
an assault with the intent to commit rap'
Guilty. Sentenced to pay fine of $5C
thirty lashes and five years imprsonm, n
Mrs. Crouch VS.. James NJ. Kerbn,
civil suit, was taken up, and jury en-
paneled to try it. This is an action
trespass, where damages are claimed Fl Of
Kerbin for taking up cobble-stone paw,
ment and laying brick one for his al
the public's comfort This case occup'e
! all day Thursday and Friday. Verdi,
for defendant.
Levi Scott, who shot Ephriam Dill ne:
Hollondsville, and against whom ii
Grand Jury found an indictment, was a
rained and Monday set for his trial {
begin. Two days will be occupied wit
his case. Court will possibly last near
all of this week. The attendance b;
been larger than usual.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

The New York State Medical Society
has adopted the rule that a physician OF
the old SCHOOL, can consult with any
physician in good standing of other schools.
The Century Magazine, speaking of this,
hopes that hereafter physicians, instead
of drawing the line of professional inter-
course at the point where belief in differ
ent medical theories begin, will draw it at
the point where a physician begins to
show defects of character and lack OF
medical knowledge.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

The OREGON ELECTION.-The first gun
in the political campaign of 1882 will be
fired in Oregon June 5th, when a full State
ticket is to be chosen and also a member
of the Forty eighth Congress, though the
successful man will not take his seat till
December, 1888, or full year and a half
after his election. Both parties have
already nominated their tickets, and an
active canvass is in progress. Both parties
also condemned the Presidents veto of
the Chinese bill Oregon gave Garfield a
plurality of only GIL, which the Demo
Gratis are confident of overcoming.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

4
women : Christian Temperance Onion 3D.. mi, t,,.
Wilmington, April l4,h.-Mi,, Wi.l.rd
proposes that Tuesday June 9TH he ol.s, :
ed by all the Womau's T,mper,p. :,
mons aN day Of prayer. un that d
the constitutional amendment for IN
prohibition Of tie liquor ,ralic /, Ia 4
submitted TO vote in Iowa.
oFERDoING rT.-Goycruor Foster a
Ohlo' IN an interview n To The politics
situation in that state. while almit,ir
mat The Pond temperance law should +,
modified III few particulars. claim, ths
III principle it is right. both aS 10 its taxin
ana sabbath observing features. lie is ,
lhe opinion that the Democrats, in fayo
Oh Tree rum and no sun ~. will caus
hePuollcan success in thrcc-fygrths OF a
state outside the large cities. The Den
Gratis have gone too far A. between ut,,
lawlessness and too rigid law. the pcopl
prefer the latter. Hence he claims al.
the people will not suiIsr the repeal. eve
oi the Pond law, if the issue j. tha, ar b,
! rum and no Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

Macon, Ga, is in the midst of a build
ing boom, which is n sure indication that
business is prospering there. The Macon
Telegraph publishes figures showing that
the building improvements now in pro-
gress and to be commenced within few
weeks will aggregate in value at least
5000, 600, which is certainly a fiattering ex-
hibit for an inland city Of 10000 popula-
tion
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

Gen. Vaughn, of Memphis, Tenn, who
has just returned to that city from trip
to Marshall county, Miss, says the colored
people there are working better than ever
known since the war, and that the young
corn is in fine condition.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

How do l manage to rid myself of
bores?" said a woman of the world.
"Nothing is easier When l want to send
a man away talk to him about myself.
When want him to stay indefinitely, 1
talk about himself"
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

An old couple were walking down the
street the other day reading signs, when
they ran across one which the old man read
thus: "Johnson's shirt store" "Well,
deelarep' exclaimed the old lady, u
wonder how he tore I'll"
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

When have a baby at breast nothing
is so useful for qUieting my owR and
baby's nerves as Parker's Ginger Tonic.
1t prevents bowel complaints, and is bet
ter than any stimulant to give strength
and appetite.-A NesVark Mother.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

Surprised at the smile "Im no sectar-
ian," said Job Shuttle, as he grew warm
in religious argument. Il believe every
man ought to be strict Presbyterian"
and then he looked around in wonder as
an audible smile waited into the evening
air.-NeW HaUen Register.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

Terrible itching and scaly humors,
ulcers. sores and scrofulous swellings
cured by the Cuticura and Cuticura Soap
the great skin cures) externally, and
Cuticura ResoIvent (blood purifierJ inter-
nally. Ask about them at your druggists.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

If people who are troubled with colds
would make use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
before attending church erpublic lectures.
they would avoid coughing, and the COM
fort of hearers and speaker would be
greatly promoted, The PectOrals enables
public speakers to speak clearly and with
out fatigue, having an immediate and
wonderful effect in increasing the power
and flexibility of the voice.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

The Boston Herald declares that every
person pays $40 a year to maintain pro-
lection. But is not that better than pay
ing out $50 q year to maintain almshouses.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03
A BAsHFUL BACHELOR.

A strange compound of bashfulness and
courage has been discovered in the person
of Concord N. H. bachelor. He does
not hesitate to plunge headlOng into the
sea of matrimony, but he is afraid to ask
any of the girls to marry him. Therefore
he advertises for some young woman of
good reputation who is willing to espouse
him, and offers to settle $4,000 on her at
the time of the wedding, with reversion of
all his property should she survive him.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

The only scientific Iron Medicine that
does not produce headache, &c., but gives
to the system all the benefits of iron with
out its bad effects, is Browns Iron Bitters.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03
Furniture of all kinds.

Parlor and Chamber Suits Bureaus Bedseads. Chairs
Lounges Tables stands Mattresses Spring Beds and
every thing in the Furniture Line. guaranteed AT or
less than City prices for the same quality OF gOods
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03
A BROOM BRIGADE.

Twenty-four young women of Nevada
City, Cal, mocking the military boys of
the place, organic broom brigade.
Their uniform consisted of muslin gowns,
trimmed with red calico, jaunty jackets of
similar fabrics, and blue caps. Each
carried an ordinary broom, made fantastic
with bits of ribbon. The drill is described
as delightfully."- entertaining, On the 18th
inst one of their number was married,
and the broom brigade escorted the bride
from her fathers house to the railway
station, the brides broom, trimmed in
mourning goods being carried reversed at
the head of the procession.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03
4 LOVER BOYCOTTED.

Boycotting a lover is the latest sin for
which the sinful Arkansan has to answer.
j. NJ. Butler an Indiana youth, while
teaching school in Perry county, Ark, fell
in love with the Widow Brazil. The
widows home, which was near the school
house, not only seemed comfortable
place at which to settle down, but in the
eyes of Mr.. Butler the widow herself was
an object to charm. On a recent Friday
evening, as Mr. Butler was standing on
the porch of Mrs. Brazil's house, q note
vas thrown into the yard by a stranger of
rough appearance. The teacher stopped
to pick up the note, when the man fired
10Th barrels of a shot gun, killing Mr..
Butler on the spot The note was signed
81. n. Goodshot," and ran as follows ::
We warn you in plain words to leave.
Billy Brazil worked hard for what he had,
and we can't stand to see it squandered
Dy you. If that is not enough, we will
make it all right with you" The logic of
killing the teacher in one breath and
warning him to leave in another, is said
to be q matter of boasting among the
friends of the late Billy Brazil.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

Fifty thousand slate-pencils are made
daily at Castleten, Vt.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

The number of bones in a man," we are
told, sis two hundLed and forty" Just
after partaking of shad breakfast the
number may be increased to two hundred
and fifty-if the man doesn't choke to
death ON the fourth bone.-NO,ristotg
Herald.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

FEAR NOT.-All kidney and urinary
complaints, especially Bright's disease,
diabetes and liver troubles, Hop Bitter>
will surely and lastingly cure. Cases
exactly like your own have been cured in
your own neighbOrhood, and you can find
reliable proof at home of what Hop Bitters
has and can do.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03
WHOLE NO. I.4OO.
W. C. 7. e.

'"'' column IS under tie management % IL
women 'hE.s!!"u T-mperrrrc Uu..r e. th., town
The Evening critic., 1882-12-22
TEMPLE CAFE AND HOTEL.
Enlarged, Newly Furnished and
ReuutifiCG.

Washington is a city OF magnificent attrac-
tions, and hundreds OF persons como here
every winter to enjoy tho advantages both Of
pleasure and profit, which the Nations Capi-
tai alone can give them. For the home com.
fort and accommodation Of such as these, and
also OF permanent residents,no place of greater
satisfaction can be found In this city than the
cosy, homelike apartments kept by Mrs. La
Fetra, ON Ninth street, opposite the u s.
Patent Oflce, Just above Il street northwest
and known as Temple Cafe, now beautified and
enlarged, and known as "Temple Cate and
HOTEL" Besides the elegant dlnlng-hall capa-
able OF seating at least one hundred comfort
ably, there are attractive parlors and thirty
eight neatly-furnished sleeping-rooms. Cen
trally located, the best of table fare and at
tendance, terms reasonable-rates per day 50
for transient guests, with rooms heated by
steam, etc. Liberal reductions per week or
month. These rooms are the headquarters Of
the womans Christian Temperance Union OF
the District OF Columbia. Pledge-cards, re.
ports, blanks, etc., pertaining to the work OF
the Organization may always be found there.
Coziness and comfort, free from any dlsagreea-
BILE paraphernalla of the liquor traffic, Is Of
fered ali who take quarters at the "romple
Cafe and HOTEL" Ninth street, above north
wpaf.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-22

A company is forming in Ireland to dc.
velop manufactures.
A passenger.train has been stopped and
robbed by bandits near Naples, Italy.
An appeal has been made in Dublin for
aid in sending emigrants to the United States
and Canada.
At st. Johns La, yesterday, two old
citizens, named Coquin and Carson, quarreled.
Coquin killed Carson by stabbing him to the
heart with dagger.
Osman Pasha, accused of intriguing
against the Khedive, has been released. The
courts OF inquiry and courts-martial In Cairo
have been dissolved.
The libel case of Alexander Troup, edi-
tor OF the New Haven Union. against the New
Haven Re0istei Company, ended last night In
verdict for tho defendant.
At White Plains, N. Y, yesterday, An
gelo Cornetti, the murderer OF Daniel Cash, q
fellowconyict at slng-sing, was sentenced to
be hanged on January %.
BY decree of the Chancery Court, the
Ddily Memphis AraIdnche will be sold at pub
lie auction on January l3, 1888, 10 wind up
the partnership OF the former company.
James A. Wilson, Treasurer of De Witt
County, ILL.,, committed suicide on Wednesday
by hanging. He had been speculating largely
In grain, and was supposed TO be worth so0,'
The Greenback National Committee
which met In st. Louis on Wednesday, de-
cided not 10 change the party organization.
twenty-five States were represented at the
meeting.
Dredge No. !, built for use on the
Panama Canal, was successfully launched at
Philadelphia yesterday. II Is called tho Count
de Lesseps, and 10 said to be the largest
dredge ever built
Rev. Mr. Herbert Watson, Of North
ampton, England, has exchanged letters with
President Arthur regarding the acquisition by
the United States OF certain relics OF Washing
ton now In England.
DIR. Frederick II. Griiiin, of Philadel-
phia, charged with causing the death OF one
OF his patients by giving her an overdose OF
morphine, was acquitted yesterday on the
ground OF insanity. He Will be sent TO an
asylum.
i. N. Briggs, superintendent Of tina let
ter.earriers and chief clerk OF tho Denver post
| office, was arrested yesterday on a charge OF
| abstracting money from registered letters,
| and held In $1,000. lie Is nephew Of Post
| nastor Byers.
PERHAPS neuralgia is the most aggra-
waiting form OF pain. Mr.. Harry KeltIy, OF
| Wells, Fargo 4 Co., thus speaks of It; ~ suf-
head, but three applications OF ST. Jacobs OH
cured me."--NdygsviHe He (Cdkl Appeal.
A meeting of the stockholders of the dc
| funct Pacific National Bank OF Boston was
held yesterday, at which a resolution was
adopted requesting the receiver aud the U. $
| District Attorney 10 prosecute all persons
who are responsible for the disaster TO the
| hank.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-22
CnrIstnas Coneert.

Christmas'c concert will be giving Sunday
evening, December "a, at St. Luke's Episcopal
choir, under the direction of the organlst,
Professor Johnson. The music Will be OF
character appropriate 10 the occasion, and a
very enjoyable time may be expected. Pro-
fessor johnson has occupied the position Of
organlst for the past four months, and has won
the highest encomlums by hts exhibition OF
musical talent. st. Lukes choir has an on'
yiable reputation, and Professor Johnson has
taken great interest and painsin the prepara-
tion OF the music for Ohrlstmas.eye. All arc
invited. There is no admission fee.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-22
EDUCATIONAL.

CPENOERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. LIN
= coin Hall Building, cor 9th and SITS. Day
and evening sessions for the education OF sons and
daughters, and men and women for Belfsupport
and real life. The branches taught are the Eng
lish Language; Business Arithmetic; Spencerian
Practical Penmanship; Bookkeeping, by single
and double entry. adapted TO every variety Of
business; Business Practice, Wholesale retail and
banking, employing the methods OF accounts,
business papers and correspondence adopted by
leading business houses; Physical and Vocal Gull
ture; Political Economy; Commercial Law; Busi-
ness Ethics Special departments In Elocntion,
Photography, and Drawing In charge OF best
masters. College open August % for the recep-
tion of students for the year, day or evening.
TUITION
BY the year In monthly nstallments OF sl0..,"i60
The quarter, twelve weeks %
Year scholarship, for day or evening ......... SO
EveuinQ tution three months 10
one month ........,..y,, 0
The new handsomely illustrated College An.
free upon application by mail or at the college
ofnce. HENRY q. SPENCER, Principal.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-22
THE EVENING CRITIC.
I.--.I. 4 III rnIr1aIA AIflIran IanR
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin lssuod from tho Signal
Onlcc to-day says:
Tie Indications are that rain Will continue
in tho Middle and Southern States and tho
Ohio Valley until Saturday morning, followed
during Saturday by slightly cOldor aud clear-
ing weather. Partly cloudy, colder weather
Is indicated for the lake region on Saturday.
Temperature.
The following special temperatures werc re.
ported at 3 p. m. yesterday: Washington, AZ; ;
Norfolk, 81 Savannah, OS'i Atlanta, 50' (;
Jacksonville, ZOE; Pensacola, co.; New Or
leans, 0Oo Galveston, 81 D.; San Antonio, 03' [;
Tucson, 52'; San Diego, 61'; Los Angeles,
The Evening critic., 1882-12-22
"Aiderney Dairy wagons

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn.
ing and delivered In X ID "Ward" prints, 50c
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermtik aud
sweet milk, &c. per at. Cream lSc. per pint.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-22
AHoIidnx Sensation.

All wool, black ana colored dress goods,
% cents, were 80 cents Entire stock fancy
and staple goods at corresponding low prices.
Genuine holiday bargains at Brodhead 4 Co.'S,
1905 L street, bet. Twelfth and Thirteenth.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-22

The many friends of Grace Spencer will
be pleased 10 learn that she is In perfect health
at her home In Madison, Conn.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-22

SAMUEL O. MILLS,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC.
AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.
ofice, No. 6i7 La. ave-, opposite City L. o.
RaaIdance olO 10 al N. W.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-07-14
Bronson Items.

July 12.-This part of the country
was visited by good rain last evening
Mr.. Ford expects to commence
pressing hay this week.
Messrs. Requa & Martin have had
their store painted.
The warehouse, east of the depot,
owned by Mr.. Davis is completed.
Mr.. Potts, of Uniontown, has moved
to Bronson.
The young folks enjoyed the light
fantastic toe at Mr.. Osborn's on last
Saturday evening.
Preaching next Sabbath at Wright's
Chapel by the Rev. Carlyle, of Union
town, at IL a. m.
Mr.. G. Still has purchased a reaper.
There will be a grand festival in
Messrs. Requa & Martins new build
ing, for the benefit of the Bronson
Sabbath School, this evening. Every
one invited.
Leonard & Neal have purchased a
new horse and buggy.
Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Leeman are
breaking up the public park, prepare
tory to setting out trees thia fall.
The editor of the Public Record WIS.,
tied our town last week.
Drummers from other cities are
constantly visiting our town.
AUNTIE.