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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-03-29
SIX MONTHS CLASS.

WESTERN SEED OATS.-For sale
at Mcbride & Humphreys livery stable.
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DRAIN TILE-Different sizes, for
sale by T. G. FAwCETT,
8 % 2t) s.. Ciairsville, Ohio.
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State Of Ohio, County Of Belmont IS:
I, J. r. MITCHELL. Cashier of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
J. r. MITCHELL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day OF March. 1888.
MARTIN CowEN. Notary Public.
GEORGE BROWN,
Co,rect-Auest: GEO. JEPSON.
CONRAD TROLL,
2-22-2t Directors.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-03-29

The Governor has appointed Louis
Smithnight, of Clevelane, State Inspect
Or Oils
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Ayers SarsapariIIa

stimulates and regulates the action of the di-
gestive and assimilative organs, renews and
strengthens the vital forces, and speedily cures
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Rheumatic Gout,
Catarrh, General Debility, and all diseases
arising from an impoverished or corrupted condi-
ton of the blood, and a weakened vitality.
1t is incomparably the cheapest blood medicine,
on account of its concentrated strength and great
power over disease.
PREPARED By
Dr.. ]. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists price 81, six bottles for 81
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COURT REPORT.

Present, Hon. ST. CLAIR KELLY, Judge
ALEX. DAERAH, Clerk. c. SEDwICK,
Sheriff.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The First National Bank
ST. clAlRSVtttE.

At st. Clairsville, in the State of Ohio, at the
close of business, Mar. 18th, 1888.
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-
MARRIED NAN cons ORE wrI A erRr-BorH
WEIR. BNfLOYKs or TEE TREASURY PRINTING AND
ENoRAvTNo BUREAU.
For some days past there have been rumors
among the employees Of the bureau OF engraving
and printing that two OF their number had left
the city together. From the investigation made
to-day there Is but little reason to DOUBT that is
q case OF elopement The parties are Mr.. John B.
Bernhard, man about fifty years OF age, living at
S0S street, West Washington. who for over
twenty years has nlled the position OF messenger
ter OF widow residing with her mother at the cor.
ner OF ~ street and Pa avenue, and who formerly
west MT. Bernhard is married man with Grown
children. and, besides his employment in the bu-
reau, kept store In Georgetown, and was doing
the confidence and respect OF the officers OF the
bureau and hts fellow-employes, % that but few
lation, particularly as Miss Burr, who Is q small
sized and quite handsome girl about n years
old. WAS $50 modest, quiet and unas-
the Bureau for u very long 1 time. p and this
season she lost some time by sickness. but was at
work up 10 about July slth in the plate printing
She then asked and obtained q leave OF absence
Bernhard two days afterwards obtained leave OF
absence, stating to Capt Burrll. the chief OF the
and from there to New York and other places, and
he left the city shortly afterwards Miss Blanche
boldly told her sister Cora that she was
GOING WITH BERNHARp.
ana when Cora begged her not to do
so replied that she was going, and that
all her tears could not prevent her Cora then re-
ferred to her mother being absent on q visit to
Frederick, and Blanche said: mo; all your tears
and all mothers tears will not prevent me going"
and with that she left the house. taking a supply
OF clothing with her. few days ago one OF The
employees OF the bureau received a letter from
Bernhard. dated Kansas City, Mo-, and it ia likely
that he now bears another name than that he
bore here
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The TeleRranh Primer.

What is that Person doing In the Telegraph
Officer That is the Manager, and he has Rizht
to be there. But why is he removing all those
Dispatches from the Hooks? Because there is
more Business Than his Plugs can get away with
and he is Preparing TO Mail the rest OF the Dis
patches TO their Addresses Is IL 1. Sharp Trick?
Yes, pretty Sharp. II Enables him 10 sit down and
Iele2raph all over the country: Hooks all clear
IN Detroit" But won't the People he Mad at the
Delay OF their kilograms? Yes, my Child, but
what are they going TO DO About IL? Who is th it
man with the White Hat? He is a Commission
Merchant, my Child. But see how Mad he Isl He
Is Red In the Face. He Swrars He beats the Air
with his Fists Has Anybody come the String
Game on MIN? No, my Child He has Just re-
celved Telegram from one OF his country Gus
toners, saying: Car a you Nevertheless Yester-
day Bushels chagr1n Therefore Suddenly" And
He Won't Have IL That Way? No; ne can't Make
out Whether the Man has sent him Potatoes or
wants TO know the Price OF Oats Hence his Cuss
Words Hence his Desire 10 Plug the Plug Opera.
tor Hence his Love for the W.U.T.-Detrou Free
FTeS&
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K1ses PA1AcE
slA SEVENTH STREET.
WE ARE STILL HAhdMRRINa AWAY
WE TAKE THE BOTTOM OUT OF ALT
LOWER THAN TIE LOWEST!
KINGS PALACE,
GREAT SLAUGHTER HOUSE.
Don't you buy Millinery until ron have given us
cal. else win DO the loser BY It Facts speak louder
than words!
NOW FOB OUR PRICEsi BEAT THEM IF
YOU CAN.
Two cases Of our eIegant Shell Hats NJ q cant.
only.
Elegant Cape Mays Ut ~ cents only.
Rough-and- Ready Cape May Knowltons. best goods.
at 81 cents only.
Llegant desirable shape in Romance and Belle Cola
and all other leading shapes. At 90 ~ and 80 cents
sold formerly at Is cents and 81.
EleGant Black Chip Hats in leading shapes at u.s. rs
and 80 cents only. old formerly from 81 to 81. So
Elegant Trimmed Hats at and rs cents only.
Only 500 more II our AGENT Hats on hand.
]. 600 P lime Plumes at 80 and IS cents only.
5000 punches Tips in ali coors at IS and 80 cent?
only.
500 punches Of Black Tips at 20 cents only.
HATS GIVEN AWAY AT KINGS PALACE!
True and indisputable are the facts that Kings
Palace carries the largest and the most fashionable
stock and under all circumstances always has been the
leader in low prices.
Do not neglect to get your bargains at
KINGS LACE,
s14 SEVENTH STREET. jy2I
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THE GREAT Ir,,, -
sSSFFffzss7HzAE.$ aSsSE
s1sE1 Efr. EaA4e ~ ~ fH az
so Hsss
ss s'ssPas s:7: f5G p
nat: Also Connects except sstSrdays Tor G 5h
csr .nd to Il Nj: rh
ESQ pm. daily. for ittsbure and the West with
Ell al tG Rs GhIis5G
Fer EEe, Cansndaigna. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara.
%ssh1ason canandaiSus and III Harrisburg s' to
For Williamsport Lock Haven and Elmra, a. $50
a. NJ daily. EXCEPT sunday;
1so 400 $50 and 1920 ~ M .; ON SUNDAY y q.
aso apa M d.x Of Pullman
For Boston without change 80 p. M every week day.
For B sRSy T. S al through
=. S xs Ss :; q ssosIya annss comic :
For fsisss ffS;ss s ssS sGas
isd .o E. pr sassssy a. as : sa
Fer BsItim9Es 40. 500 $50 $780, 1o4o q. M. and
%adsS $50 iO:so ~. s;2 &c $40. s:s6.
For Pope.s Greek Line $40 am. and 4:ao p. M daily.
For annapolis. $40 a. M and 44o pm. daily. except
ffR sSBbERFz zsD aA
For Ae1andria, $50. !2o. s2o. Loo and II 80 M.
ror Sunday 1csy e. 40 20. II 100 $500
1rans leave ,AAeaandria for Washington. 600 500
apaS 16d n n1 il 32yo So s:a7 $40 TOO
S;oO. and 1908 .. m: ZOO and 9l0 pm.
11ckets ana information at the Office northeast cor
ne, Cd 18th street and Pennsyv.nia and at the
station where orders be left for the checking Of
baggage to destna,,ep from hotels and residences
CHAS. T.. PUGH. General MANAGER ty9
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The N arKee>.

49, past.due coupons. 10; new 10 4Os :3I; do. new
threes 81 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. AUGUST Cotton steady-middling
active and arn western higher but inactive except
No. Maryland, 1iskal. 10; No western winter. red
srSh lssi. 1Sxi August i;1SSsl ,sk sspte%be!
s12l; december. q bid. Cern-southsrn scarce and
firm; western shade better and dull; southern
spot, 61A bid August. 62N asked; september. sisass;
October DC. s2.S2A November sSas,h st amer 6sH
4lsts; DO mixed ssa4,; Pennsylyania. 4oa4s Rye
heavy. Butter dul-weetern packed, sai6: creamery,
lSa1S: Egss quiet 16al7 Petroleum frnier-reined
74a7l. Coffee frmer-Rio carxoes ordinary to fair
8aa9A. Sugar steady..A soft, 80: copper refnei
steady, 14Aa14H. Whisky quiet l. l6kal17. Freights
n Dc lie S5lS barrels wheat 2O2 oO6 bushels corn
shipments-wheat, 93 900 bushels; corn To- 600 bush.
els: saies-wheat. 1854. 100 bushels; corn. "a. 900
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON

DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER!
Schedule to take eiees su sA MAY 18TH 1885,,
% q from station corner OF New Jersey
For Chicaxo Cincinnati. Louisville and 81. Loui,
csshs. and sleeping e.I p 70 To- .s S,se
Fos IittsburE. Cleveland and Detros. at $50 a. m.
burg WITH sepna cas- st t. h Is solid train to ~
For Toledo and Detroit wa Monroeville l0:l5 am.
Trains 70. Phil.deiphis ana New York at s:lo a. m.
P fs sSd p and $40
q: :nS i SS $50. ' TO-
For BsltimSrs on snn.sys. $50: 5:45 O. 1905 an.
For e iaio and i:sd; % Sunday.
For Way stations between Washington and Baltimore,
For s:on: on Hers ss9 ~ aoS Il e
sssSasSa ss ,S sses Pa s9
a.ay e,oep. Sunday s4s
ass .1 soS ,.sm the West daily 60 1886
From Sss So III and ii Phi,.aelpala. ass $50 am
F'o fo 4soDa,1oiss al 1850 ss7 Sunday.
From :a ssE %
except sqnday: 1000 am. 500 pm. daily from
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington a, $40 40
aso g 2 and ana 40, losD s6 M a2:is $50
Abrams from Washington stop at Relay Station ex
Ohio Ticket oiacs-wsshInsssn st.ton. sls and 1851
win Re taken for bassass to be checked and received
". n. cIEMENfs. M. Of T., Baltimore.
myl% e. x. LORD, Gent PASSENGER Aren't,
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CWAYNE'S PILLS.

SWAYNE'S PILLS.
- IMPORTANT TO THE SICK!
Symphonic indicate disease, Q continuance days OF
SUFFERING, Ierchan, deathl Symptoms are, impure
bocd, costiveness. irregular appetite headache Sour
belchnR sorenessin back breast and side heart palma
Rddiness bad color to stools and urine. and cold
sensations, yellow akin.
cure by gently removing ell oerrupt matter regulating
6boxes 81 90. ut Druggists OF By mail.
DIR. 6WAYNE SON,
my1O-th. q, tn Philadelphia, Pa.
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VTNHIS IS To GIVE NOTICE THAT ThE SUB
scriber Of the District Of Columbia hath obtained
from tho upreme Court Of the District OF Columbia
s sTaRs o. the Pssonsl estate q JOHN
Az persons having claims aesinst the eaid decessed
e hereby warned % exhibit the same with the vouch
tneted 20 ehe suhectbeE. before tho 2lot day
III next; tny may otherwise By law be excluded from
Given undR my hand THE 2lst dsy of Ju,y. l0SS
u.. SARAH n. STARR ExecutIix.
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IN
This afternoon, Commissioner Mills resumed the
hearing OF the Cupeper post ONCE robbery case,
In which =. n Ellis, alias sullivan. and Thomsa
O'Neal are charged with having broken into tho
post ONCE at Culpeper AMI the larceny OF $500 In
stamps and money. The case OF Ellis was again
taken up.
Inspector Henderson testified that Ellis said he
was engaged In selling books This was TO Mr.
ShallcroSS
Thomas Wood, brakeman on the Virginia Mid
land railroad, testified that when certain car
was at Culpeper it was closed; that at Fairfax
mat TWO tramps were In the car. Tie train laid
AT Culpener one hour.
j. II. Romway. painter, testified that he saw
TWO men leave the car when Mr. Duncan opened
IL at Alexandria, and Ellis looked like one OF the
men.
Mr.. Wood was recalled and testified that the car
was fastened with hasp and staple; heard or the
robbery the next day.
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District Government Affairs.


Have the Commissioners decided yet the
method OF taxing corporation stock 2" asked a
STAR reporter or Commissioner West to-day.
"fnere is nothing for the Commissioners to de-
clde." said Mr.. West. "The law decides the Ques-
ton. The law directs the assessor how to make
the assessment, and the Commissioners have
nothing to do with 1t, unless the assessor applies
10 them Tor advice, which, understand, he Will
MI. Dodge, the assessor. to-day wrote a letter to
the commissioners asking for Instructions re.
garding the method to be followed In these as
sesSments.
ASSESSMENTS OF THE RAILROAD DEPoTS
the board OF assessors, before closing their sns-
sion yesterday, determined the appeals In the
case OF the Baltimore Potomac and B fillmore &
ONO depotA The assessment Of SIPS 900 on the
b. r. property was confirmed. The assessment
OF $0O00 on the b. o. property was reduced to
NEW POLICE ORDER.
The major OF police has made an order that the
names OF the police Ofcers reporting dead animals
lying In the street should be furnished with the
report. The health officials have claimed that
they have been embarrassed by erroneous reports
DEAD horse would be reported, and q large dray
with team would be sent after It. Upon arriv-
Ing on the ground 1t would be found that the horse
was cat. Then dead cat would be reported, and
light diminishing party would be sent out To
ma perhaps that 1t was q monster horse, reQuir-
Ing derrick to raise it
THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WATER SUPPLY.
Public Printer Rounds has addressed q letter to
the District Commissioners, requesting them To
connect the government printing Office with the
new water mains in the neighborhood.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

HErxrkAMp P1Asos,
HIGH ST STAND .kD OF EXCELLENCE,
CELEBRATED FOR BhILLIANCY OF TONE AND
DUnABILI Y.
SINGING QUALITY UNRlvALED.
WohkMANSHIP And FINISH SUPERIOR TO ALL
OlHLRo.
- FACTO"Y PRICE EASY PAYMENTS.
We give persons having Ola lia os tosz.@aea
exchange extra advantages in the value oft5XFn
thet old instruments, and balance can be
paid month y. Oyen till pm.
HEI NEkAMP'S BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS.
AT 10th street northwest aus
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LEESNITZER. On August 9Th, 1888 at IL 80 r. n
MAGGIE. beloved gran ichild Of Richard aud Aetha
Howe. 10 the twentieth year Of her aye.
May she rest in peace.
Funeral from grandparents' residence No. 5Ox
Seventh street southwest at O'clock Thursday morn
ing. kelatives and friends invited 70 attend. %
LYONS. On August 9Th. 1884, LOUISA. daughter
OF the late Evan and Eyelina Lyons.
O'Clock p N. q.
beloved wife OF Albert Parker sitter long and pain f
tlnoee. IN the sixty third year Of her age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
SEYBOLT. On saturday, August 4. 1884, after q
lingering lllness FREDERICK l. SkYBoLT. aged
81 years, months and 20 days.
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RAILROADS.

JACK ON GROVE CAMP
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.
B. p X. X.
, Trains leave Washington daily except Sunday, 6:40
g. 300 m, l:3O. 4:4O and 6:20 pm. Sunday trains
Pope's Greek Accommodation from Bowie at 1859 q.
rains leave Baltimore daily. except Sunday, T. 1885,
1855 am. S:15, 4:10, SIS AMI 7:10 pm. Sunday
VIM. j. g. DULANY
Jy31 :augl. 2. and l. aug7. g. II. IA President.
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CONFESSED Hrs 0UILE-A telegram to the Post
ONCE department to-day announced the arrest OF
C. w. Van SIREN, assistant postmaster at St VIM
cent, Mimi. for riding registered letterx He con.
fe6Sed bis guilt
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKW
TIE following are the opening and closing prices
(!the New York Stock Market to-day. a. roportei
tyspecial wire TO H II Dodge. $50 18th street.
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A RAILROAD CONTRACTOR SHOT DRAD-Sunday
night John r. Moss, a wealthy distilier at Port
Royal, hamlet on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, Iorty miles from Plttsburg, shot and killed
John McGrogan. Railroad contractor. Moss was
arrested, and u In jail He claims that Mc9ro0an
had practice OF getting drunk and coming to his
house. On this occasion he used vile and indecent
language. Moss ordered him away. and he refused
struck Moss
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
. FOLEY. Auctaoneer.

NJ FOLEY. Aucaonser
win sen the s.ccs q Dry and E.no; Coos CON.
S srsI1Sn on lhUfpAy sURNTsa hu ui1
a. ~ 49,. En- O'CLOCK End win continue from
up fh - ~ 49,, NM al - rposed Of.
f,..hrr ~ asists OF Silks Dress Goods, Velvete,
Table Linens, Towels Napkins, Marseies
treas White Goods, Hosiery. derw. ar. Corsets,
and tmbroderies. Dress Shirts Sheetiugs In all
Wlfthe, Cassneres, Fiannels Bomestcs of all HI Ids
Lawns anu other srticles too NUMEROUS to mention.
Lanes are 81 ecay invited to ttend this sale, the
goods are line and viii be sold witho reserve.
1y30 NJ. FOLE., Auctioneer.
T. COLDwEIL. Reai Estate Auctoneer.
AUCTION SALE OF DARKROOM FIXTURES. FUR
NITURl, GLASSWARE. M1RROlao, Gu Ley.
;YLvANIA AvENUE NORTHWEST. KNOWN
AS I" EW YORK HOUSE."
BY virtue Of decd Of trust dated May 3lst A. D.
1882. duly recorded In Iber no. 1O0l fo,lo ASl one
Of the cords for the District OF Columbia. ut the
written request Of the holder of the notes secured
thereby shall sell at public auction on WEDNE DAY,
AUGUST EIGHTH. 1888, commencing at Ten OCLCK
NJ. all the Barrooin Fixtures Mlrrorr Glassware Of
all descriptions. Chamber sets. fables. Bureaus. Bed
stesds, Bedding Wardrobes, Washstands Chairs Cut
ery, Pctures. Carpets, Mating, stoves, Range and
Fixtures. &C., &c more fu ly described In chedule
A. to sai deed of trust contained in House
No. 331 Pennsylvan avenue, known the New York
House. WILLIAM T. BAILEY, Trustee
au2-d5t No. 490 Louisiana avenue
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BE CLAIMS TO BIZ AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
LIVERPOOL. August i-McDermott was arrested
on ooard the steamer City OF Montreal, on which
he had come from America warrant for his ar.
rest was issued In Cork, where he had been seen
In company with OHerlihy. some correspondence
with ODonavan Rosa and Jas Stephens was
found upon the prisoner, who said he MAS an
American citizen ana would cali upon the AmerL
can government 10 protect HIM
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1t was very quiet at the headquarters OF the
Telegraphic Brotherhood to-day. No news had
been received by the brotherhood, except state
ments that the railroad operators in the west
tinu.d to leave their office all along the lines
1.-The BaltinDre and OHIO operators" said one Of
the leaders, were ordered out at IL O'Clock to-day,
The operators, instead OF furnishing news were
anxiously inQuirlng for Information.
' I've can g; get news from Pitts6urg." said one,
'but it Is hard to get communication with points
Another said that the difnculty OF notifying the
in their going out.
b 4 o. NOT SERIOUSLY AFFECTED YET.
The railroad telegraph strike has not yet az
fected tho Baltimore & Ohio lines running
to this city very seriously. The line from
here runs to Baltimore in one direction, and Har-
Ferry and Sandy Hook left their keys at noon. So
far as reported no other operators on the line eft
strike e, was ORDERED at the oper
very few seem to have gone. They did not seem
to be well organized"
speaker, 'sympathize with the strikers bnt the
trorble is most OF them are agents OF the road as
well as operators they are bonded, and II any
would be held responsible"
YELLOW FEVER ON THE AMETHYsT.-The sur
geon general OF the marine hospital service has
four cases OF yellow fever at Havana, and sailed
from there on the 9TH inst for Boston, The health
authorities Of Boston have been notified Of the
fact
THE FOLLOWING PATENTS were issued during the
past week TO residents OF the District OF Columbia
Samuel @. Hill, g. D. Webb and R n Odell, car
yentilator: Philip N. May, flle holder; Frank q.
Smell, unison mechanism for electrical indicators:
Bernard Tully, swing: Paris b. Wheeler, machine
for packing dry plates for PHOTOGRAPHERS; also. Eli
~ starr OF Phuadelphia, assignor to w. J. Pey-
ton. WashinSton, battery box OF vessel For Bal.
tnuated solder; W.R Miller, paper box: Lawrence
Cosgrove. universal milling machine.
TIE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION to-day sent out
to tae applicants for appointment who have been
examined the statements OF the standing they
made In examination. Each ono was sent only
the statement OF his or her individual standing
examined for departmental service here, out 81
which about 60 or 20 failed to pass About 1000
were examined for other positions. There are
and for each vacancy the Hea1 OF the department
can cau Tor four names from the commission,
Which VIII % selected from those making the
EDWIN voIoTS Wnl-The register to-day ~
ceived the win Of the late Edwin voigt for pro
Tsresia yoigh5 pslicY On bis life for goo n the
TO his children. Edward B olet. Henrietae Bryck-
on his ME Tor $500 IN tho American Legion Of
Honor. 70 b. divided equally between them. 70
ve n6 81 81 sSd % sne
ural fe certain stock In building asocissions and
Ss ss sa e ca; q e = beg Ss.
v0igt q nominated @ executor.
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The Alexandra Grain Market.


ALEXANDRIA, August THE supply Of grain
continues large and the demand good, but the
market is not strong. Elghty-six hundred bushels
OF wheat. portion mixed and portion Longberry,
sold to-day at 1lOa119c. per bushel. Corn is in
good supply: $500 bushels while sold at Sc i57c.
Oats ami rye are both coming In more freely; Si8
bu hels OF rye sold to-day at 64a5oc., and $40
bushels OF oats at 39c-a decline OF lc on yester-
days prices.
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The NsWavk Wegassa.


@Svp DAS ron TIE oesNiN0
National Association OF Amateur Oarsmrn hogan
at m TO-DAY on the Passaic river Opposite this
city. The course Is q mile and q hall s,ra,rht
away. The referee is j. II. Hough,on, OF Roston'
and the judge at the nnish is J. Noes
Adams, OF Newark. The water was ali mat
coud De desired, and during the morning tie
crews were practising over TIE course. The races
to-day were ali trial heats The FIRST race was Tor
Junior single SOULS, which was won by Robert H.
Bryan, OF New York. Tine, 10 minutes IL Sec
onds Coburn was second
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Essssts' E {FsA.E
B RO o Z AAA L
B 4 90 7 4 ALlLL
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GGG ILL UU ERE

No Preraraton-Alwnys Resdy-Always LIOUID!
nends Marble Stone Patches on Leather and Rubber
ana Cloth Gard Board in Scrap Books Leather Betting
Ornaments Of every kind Book Backs Earthenware and
everything else with everlasting inseperable tenaciy ii
Manufacturers Of Gummed Labels. Textile Fabrics.
Fine Ca riage and Pianos and Cabinet Makers scroll
2e ca. Per Botte; by mai. postpaid. l0c extra
]. q. OMEARA CO.. lS47 Pa. av.. Washington. n. O.
Live Agents wanted everywhere Sold by Druggists