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STYLISH HEen CCl;,!s. Ladies', ciildreu's; ba
gains tOclEaBe's CtUwn.
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ms PRESIDENTS IAKIT enjoy unicorn dress
s'.F.s gong soI;ii- C"-aranr'- near Rigs i..uk
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BOTTLED COODS.--Ult whiSkic4 brandy, rum and
Wine. All gulrantced pure. Iharl's. SIS I y.
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Wflb0r'S Cod Liver Oil and Lime.
The great popularity OF this safe and ef1lcacious
preparation Is alone attributable to its intrinsic
worth: In the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, WhoOplng Cough, Scrorulous Humors.
II equal Let no one neglect the early symptoms
of disease, when an agent is at hand which will
cure all complaints of the Chest, Lungs, or Throat
Manufactured only by A. B. WlLBoR, Chemist.
Boston. Sold by all druggists
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Browns Bronchial Troches

for coughs and colds: "The only article OF the
kind which has done me good service. want
nothing better."-Rer. r. II. Craig, OtiSrile, N Y.
Sold only In boxes Price IS cts.
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BARGAIEs At AJCTI0S--Cnntinuati0n of sale OF
forfeited pledges n 1913 Pennsylvania avenue this
evening ut : o'clock e. III. CRiPPFS Salesman.
H. Is. ECLLON. BROKER and Amctloneer.
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ANNIE STUD0R was charged before Judge Smell
Today With giving 81 call without a license. She
gave baIi AZ house on New Jersey avenue
southeast Last night and charged admission. The
Collateral WIS forfeited III the Police Court this
morning
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THE CIR EAT HUMoRIsTs' BOOKS.
PECk's FUN. by Geo.w. Peck. Cloth. 81: paper COW
er, Soc:
PECK,s SUNSHINE. by Geo. W. Peck; illustrated by
HOPKINS Cloth 81 paper cover. Soc
LIME hiLN CLUB. by NJ. Quad; illustrated By Gean
Smith. Cloth 81 paper cover, soc.
BILL NYE AND BOOMERANG, by Bill Nye. Cloth
81: paper cover, Soc.
FORTY LIARS AND OTHER LIES. by Bill Nye
Cloth 81; paper cover, Soc.
fusely illustrated Cloth 81; paper, soc.
For sale by all Booksellers Newsdealers and on trains
BELFORD. CLARKE CO., Publishers.
1t 1924 State street Chicago
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LIsLE .Sr SIX GLOVES, splendid new bargains
now COchTane's UPTOWN.
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CITY ITEMS
Don.t Step ON a Rolling stone !,

viii never attempt the struggle II you keep Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup near you.
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REPORTED FLIGHT OF "ADIRONDACK MURRAY
Boston dispatch states that Rev. w. II. H. Muir
ray, once the popular pastor OF the Park-street
church, has fed from his creditors In San Antonio,
Texas. After his failure in Boston he went to
Texas and engaged in cattle raising. He then
built saw-mill and again returned to the pulpit;
but all these enterprises failed to pay. Last fall
he became so much Impoverished that he had to
resort to wood hauling for living. His debts
amount to $l2 0O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-05

THE ENGEL TRAGEDY IN BALTIMORE.-The cOun-
sci OF Henry Engel, who is charged by his wife in
dying deposition with aSsauting her, asked the
Baltimore Judge yesterday to release his CLIENT as
he had f1fty-two witnesses to prove Engels where
abouts for every minute OF the time from to 23O
O'Clock On the night OF the alleged assault. The
I'D
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ssHOW ARE WE EVER GOING TO GET
AAthrough our spring and summers work! We
all down, tired out before it begins" SO say
many farmers family. We answer. go to drug
gst and pay five dollars for six bottles Ayers
sapara. This is just the medicine you need. and will
pay compound interest on the investment.
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SrI.Eyprp cIa.zes 81. Ua,ou;ar 20 Pa n,

Nor handsome. nut exceedingly onsortable:
Eihii's S1..5 gents "Tellclr SHOE.
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IssskiL's Ice CREAM AMI Charlotte K,ss,
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CLOTH SALK-The stock OF cloths, cassimefes
and spring suiting, advertised by Walter B. VII.
Hams Co., auctfOneers, 70 take place tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock, will be closed out to the
highest bidder, and Is worthy the attention OF
ouyeTz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-05

HEROES clothing - much better then any ready
made: little worn. very low prices. o.S 9th
street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
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ANDEosCoGGS CoTroS, SA.c.; genuine French
pique, i2tC. BrCGhead-s
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SUS IWBEErIss, parascls, new bargains. CGclI-
rane'S ptONn.
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The remaining two-1lttbs have not Yet bee
heard frOia.
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TEXAS sIFrI*GS foT sale at all newsdcalers In the
city. OIl every Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-05

PRESS BUTTONS, great bargains, odds and ends.
CochTane's Uptown.
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NO!ICE,-Eets Eemetny'S. lfO9 Ia. av. takes 9nf
doz- fine photos WIN one thirteenth paiute ioE q
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The Courts.

Equity CoURT.-Chief Justice Cartier.
Yesterday, Patch agt Davis; order or reference
TO auditor. kendrick agt kendrick: decree an
nu!ltng marriage. COumbe agL Roberts ct al;
decree pro cOnfeSSo.
POLICE COURT-.J,lfJe Smell.
To-day, John Williams, alias Kelly, profanity;
S or days. Richard Sanders, do: $40 or 80 days.
Sarah Coats, cOlorad, vagrancy; 80 days John Ker-
shaw, assault on Sarah kershaw: IL months anu
30 days. Mary O. Loughlin, petit larceny Qwo
cases.; 90 days in each case.
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INEIA LISzS, bargains, ldces, enbrolier.es.
CcchTdDe'S.
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oIumbian University.
THE NEW BUILDING FOR THE PREPARATORY DEPART
MEET FORMALLY OPENED.

MEET Formally OPENED
me handsome new building just completed for
the preparatory department OF Columbian univer
sity On II street, near l4th street, was thrown
open yesterday afternoon to the public. Presi-
dent yelling and Prof Mason made thorough
Inspection Of the building and expressed their
entire satisfaction to Mr.. Poindexter, the archt-
seet number OF the PuPis and ther parents T;
which full description was given in THE STAR
some time ago. The arrangements for heating,
attracted everybodys attention. Mr.. Poindester's
design for the new Columbian college building. to
be erected or the corner OF 18th and Streets has
gets the details OF his plans completed work will
be commenced On this building.
daughter of MIR. John II. Bird, well known resi-
dent OF South Washington, was united in marriage
yesterday to NJ. Samuel A. Wood, OF the New
York Sun- The wedding took place at the resi-
dence the brides father. DR.. Baer, formerly of
the Metropolitan church, performed the ceremony,
after which Mr.. ana Mrs. Wood left for Niagara
York.
TIE LADIES' RELIEF CoRPs.-The entertainment
Relief Corps, was a success. The large hall was
entirely flied, and the relief fund will receive a
handsome benefit. General S. s. Burdett made
an eloquent speech, and Mrs: charles made an al
dress on ''Women's Work." Many o. the ladies
present applied for admission in the corps Miss
Gertrude allyn showed that she had few equals as
pianist; Miss BERTHE Crawford sang in her usual
artistic manner; the duet by Miss Hershey and
Mr. II. Craft finely rendered, as were the
solos by Miss Latham, Mrs. Miles and Mrs Lach-
man, and the recitation by little Miss Cole.
Dancing followed. Among those who enjoyed the
occasion We're Controller Lawrence, Col. Geo E.
Corsin, Fred Mack, Judge o. N. Riley, DR.. Dono-
hue and wife, A b. Hurlbnt Va; Gen. A. B. Auer.
Burdett. Capt N. NJ Brooks, Mr. Clifford, VIM. A.
Moore and wife, Capt. S. E. Thomson, U.V.C.;
en- .res W; Wisner, Miss Clara Barton, Mrs. j. A.
Stewart, Mrs. Mary Kali and Mrs Benedict.
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THE WEEKLY STAR. a large double paper Of fifty
slA co.4lHhs, VIII DC sent POST paid iOr enc dollar
year. Try IT.
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--LATEST DrsIeSs
NEW SPRING
DRESS FABRICS
TYLER & CHEWING
app 9lS 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
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HANGED FOR OUTRAGE ON LITTLE GIRI.-In
the Suburbs-Of EldOradO, Union county. Arkansas
Saturday afternoon, white girl, aged years, the
daughter OF COT. John Haskew, deceased was raw
identified by the girl and at the magistrates Of
f1ce confessed the crime. While going to iail a
mob OF citizens seized Williams and hung MIN
from a tree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-05

"A H1r,
PECK'S BAD BOY AND HIS PA,
g. W PECK. Editor of ''Peck's Sun, aud author
OF Pock's Fun and ''Pecks Sunshine"
100. 900 SOLD IN THREE WEEKS.
The greatest Literary Event Of this generation.
THE FUNNIEST BOOK EVER WRITTEN.
Everybody wants copy!
That Peck's Bad Boy knocks the spots off everything
ever put in type that he Holy Terror the Ne Plus
Ultra of Al! Devlment, may be gathered from the fol-
lowing opinions:
If had two boys like 'Peck's Bad Boy, I would
give The devil one to run away with the other.
LORD BACON"
Ny heart throbs wild with rapturcus Joy,
10 think of George Pecks b d Boy
But while love the dashiug lad,
also love his sainted dad.
THE SWEET SINGER OF MICHIGAN."
have yearned fer fifty years with deep warnings
for boy! have lonSed for a desr child whose vel
vet cheeks might kiss, aud with whose golden curls
might play. But after readinc Peck's Bad Boy am
content to go childless to my grave.
SUSAN B. ANTHONY"
I2mo, Cloth, Gold and Black. with 20 Illustrations
by Gean Smith Price 81; paper. soc.
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CoEToN TyrEEwEAR, Ladies, reliable Czech
rane's Uptown.
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THE ROYAL BEIL hINGERs.-The sale OF reserved
seats for these delightful entertainments next
week at Lincoln Hall commenced at MetZerotts
this morning. These artists have no equal and
the weeks entertainment will be q rich treat for
all, both old and young.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-05

One-f.tiI 10 J. ]. Dyer. Hanl-om's DCaot Va.
One-ffth 10 F. E. Calender, - p II, Mimi
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For best bargains try IA and 7ss TN street.
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Flies and Bugs.
1t is More Economical

| Flies reaches. ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice, 60
hers,chipmunkSc cleared out by Rough on Rats. -
| -
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For comfort, style and wear IIahn'S ladies SIS
"Didna" I'D button beats th. world. $40 .tIl St
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to buy Durkees Salad Dressing than 1t is to make
dressing; besides this, 1t is made Of better ma
ter.als than you can buy at the stores. Everybod!
likes it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-05

paddock bangles, gold filed, 81. Prlggs.
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"'COOlinE and Delicious"
Hub Punch, when mixed with iced or hot water,
or lemonade, presents admirable beverage
Sold by grocerS and druggists.
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"Aldcrney Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in 1-lb "Ward" prints, SOC. per ID.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per at. Cream, 15c. pint
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Mary f. Murphy, young woman. in New York
recovered judgment for SO 600 against James III
Clark Tor seduction under promise OF marriage.
ChaS Rech. aged s. years, was instantly killed
BY the falling OF an elevator In Lancaster, Pa The
elevator rope had been cut by some person nm
known, with criminal intent
The annual meeting OF the Society OF the Army
In Cincinnati, September 10 and 2O has been post
poped till October 81 and % =
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AN uNFAITHFUL WIFE SHoT.-Last evening Uriah
keck. OF Allentown Pa, received note stating that
his wife ana strange man would meet at Kerns'
saloon. He went there at O'Clock, and, seeing
them together, drew his revolver and fired two
shots at the man, who made his escape un1n1ured.
He then fired twice at his wife, the last shot
taking effect In her right thigh, making dam
gerOuS wound
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WAsBiS6roN FISH MARKET.-Received ana sofa
~ X A. Golden, nsh agent. at Johnson's wharf
O-day: 1900 shad, which sold from SIS 10 $50 Der
0eosand; 5000 herring. Sls.s6 to 30 per thou
-; 10 punches rock sold fr0m ~ 70 " eta Der
sch. -
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When prices BREAK. 1--WE will he there ALL
ALIKE WILL HAVE THE BENEFIT. msl
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HowE's new,rapiI BUSINESS p"nman5hip,517 7,h st
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HAvERLYs MAsTOpoNs AT FoRD's To-NIaHT-J.
H. Haverly'S Consolidated MaStodon Minstrels,
strengthened by the addition OF Sam Hague's
British operate Minstrel Company, will begin
Their engagement at Ford's tonight. The COM
and promises a splendid entertainment The new
burlesQue, "Langtry; or. BenButler and the Jersey
Lily. Is feature OF the bill, and 1t will be pro-
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Landlords Perfumes.
Edenia, Marechal Mel Rose, Alpine Violet.

Burnetl'S Cocaine,
THE BEST OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS.
1t allayS irritation, removes all tendency to dam
druf, and 1nvigorates the action Of the capllares
In the highest degree, thus promoting vigorous
and healthy growth OF hair. Its efIect upon the
gossiness and richness Of the hair is such as can
not be surpassed.
Burnett's FlavorIng Extracts are the best
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AFFAIRS AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY.-Naval Cadet
Edward W. Tilden. OF Ohio, member Of the third
class, Annapolis Academy, yesterday received an
acceptance or his resignation as naval cadet land
Glasscock, Petit, Brady, Halstead and Herbert
who were connected with the charge of insubOrdi-
nation among the cadets, have been released from
their Imprisonment
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The W. +. l. CoRPs-at tho meeting ~ The
Mashlngton Light Infantry Corps last evening
1se aeuve members were elected. Mr. George
v oaFter, or Boston, Massachusetts was
eiectei an honorary ineinbgr, and tie foliowine
were elected honorary contributing members:
=. sEusIer, III: EDerbach, w. NJ. whea tley, W. f.
Scyer, o. Is. Tanner, anu Edward Baker The
Corps Will parade on the afternoon OF the 10Th
osh, preliminary TO the opening or their fair
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Ge Z. WILD 4 BRO, 6TsI
709 9TH street northwest.
The Etien, the Kranich 4 Bach and other Pxpoe n
lowest prices and easiest teruls Organs OrFanettss
and other Musical Instruments. Sheet Music Musical
Libraries and books great variety anoe Orgxns and
other Instruments tuned and repaired. 80
DEATHS ORGANS. ~ STOPS sl26. PIANoa
ID 3297 50. Factory running DAY and night Cstss
logue free. Address DANIEL 4. bEATTY. Washinrs
ton. N. J. pa2S
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We have ONE PRICE, which gives every one FAIR
AND HONEST DEALINGS.
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EsCArED FROM MARYLAND CoNsTABLE.-A COL
orei man, named Henry Kettle, was arrested in
this city yesterday, and turned over by Lieut.
Arnold TO Constable Pyle, OF Prince George county
Md, as fugitive from justice; he having seri-
CuSly assaulted white man With O club and
escaped TO this city While on the road between
Cniontown and Prince George county, Kettle
jumped from the buggy and ran into swamp and
although handcuf1ed at the time, and pursued by
the constable, ESCAPED.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-02

DuaL1s, May sl.-The Lord Lieu
tenant has refused to reprieve Catfrey.
the Pbenix Park murderer, who pleaded
guilty. He is 20 De hanged On SatuE-
Gay next.
DUBLIN, June 1.-The Ladies' Com.
mittee, t. aid political prisoners, have
sent the following telegram t. Glad
stone: eve appeal to you, on the
ground of humanity, for communication
IF the sentence Of Thomas Caffrey and
Timothy Kelly. two Of the condemned
Phenix Park murderers. Three lives
have already been taken in atonement
for two. We ask for Mercy"
5 Caffeey is sentenced to be hanged to-
morrow, and Ke ly OF June 9. No
reply t, the communication has yet
been received from Gladstone.
BERLIN, June Prince Bismarck
presided yesterday at meeting Of the
Prussian Ministry. It was decided to
take the regul ,tinn of church matters
into their own hands, independent OF
Rome, and to submit bill IN tao Diet
for o mcditc..tien Q. the May
laws.
ROME, June l.-Ths Vatican has
abandoned for the present the hope OF
9 tah!ishing diplemstic relations With
E gland.
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! & & & 8 8 Z
Purchasing Agency.
Mrs. ". W Henry, Manager.

~sNHE LADIES OF THE SAN FRAN;
cisco Purchasing Bureau solicit
orders Qarge or smalD to purchase
goods of every description. Special quai-
ifcatiOns for selecting musical instru-
ments, furniture, jewetry, &c. Dress
making and infants clothing
specially. Reliable and experienced
ladies under whose management the
san Francisco Purchasing Bureau has
prospered during two years will prompt
" reply to letters of inquiry as to styles,
prices, etc, upon receipt of stamp
samples furnished. Send for circular.
Address: $ n FRANCISCO PURCHASING
BUREAU, Isl Post street, San Francisco.
Refer to: A L Bancroft & Co.. O'Con-
nor, Moffatt & Co.. n. P. Cole Co, all
of san Francisco. my25
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9 . 8 9 .

g 9 . = Z Z q
WATCHES '::ssss :;:s E; = ;:f !; ;ss;ss y
ta:nsss.tiosl q (
GoId) " ITCH. which is an excellent time
keeper, and will read Iy trade or sell for i've
times the amount itcost. This il 70 htInibus
send at once, as the supply is limited
Address W. L. PATTON 1, CO.,
Topeka, Kansas.
N. B. If you are not 'isfied with your
Watch we viii caeerfuIly REFUND your
money.
The above firm is perfectly reliable and the
amount they send for YOUR money IS asiouno-
ing. = Kas. 8 Valley Times
TC1 Having purchased
large 10: Of A Linen
DHlItlD SHiEcrs from he
estate If one of the late
Co-Operative Associations, all new and latest
sty,e merchandise we are presared to make
rou the following cffer: For 81 we will send
YOU Five (5) ii ..e. EjOrne.Hn a ae s<ka1rsS
which YOU could not buy in any retail estab-
Ii. .hu,ent for less than 8! e,ch.
address W. K, PATTON & CO.,
Topeka, Kansas
n. B.-If you are not satisfied with your
Shirts we will cheariuily hEFUND your
money.
The above firm is peri city reliable and the
amounts they send for your money Is asto1nd-
ing-K Kansas Valley Times
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-02
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Er0

HARRIS BROS, HARRIS BROS. CO
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-02

" ELEGANT BRICK $TREs-
a ture. capable of accom- 1nGdatins
1cs3 guests. Two niinntes' Walk Iroin
the depot. Provided with all tne ihnu
Ter the management of experienced
'-o,,rs nd is moi surpassed in the state.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-11-03
HaIleck Happenings.
pEL.AYEp LETTER

DELAYED LETTER FROM HALLECK.
HAILEcK, Oct. 22.--Robert Phillips
Of Bobtown, on Whiteday has moved
near Grafton, Taylor Co., where he
has purchased farm.
Nimrod Austin OF Reedsvillc, Pres
ton Co. has moved on one Of j. S.
Watson's farms nears Hallcck.
Elmer Miller was on a business
trip from Mckecsport during the
past week.
J. G. Cartright was at Wheeling at
tending the M. +. Conference as lay
delegate.
Miss Ella Jacobs intends visiting
in Cheat Neck soon.
Mr.. j. r. Brown one Of Clinton
progressive young teachers will
teach In Preston Co. the coming
school term where wages are greatly
in advance OF those given in this dis
trict.
The protracted meeting at Browns
school house Is still successfully pro.
crossing.
Rev. Harris preached the funeral
sermon Of Mrs. Hannah Kerns yes
tcrday at Smiths chapel to very
large audience
Rev. Stevens the new preacher for
the Smithtown circuit will preach at
the same place next Sunday.
On last Monday night while the
widow Trickctt and her family, who
live about mile north Of Hallcck,
were away at church their house from
some cause, yet unknown was burned,
and no one was near at the time, and
before any one arrived at the place
all its contents were consumed, in
Guiding clothing and catablcs. As
they were in no desirable circumstan-
ces, the way is open for the generous
hearted to make their deeds OF char
ity prominent.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-11-03

ToLLEsBoRo, Ky IN. 8. n. Hart
man II Col keep the largest stock
medicines of any store In Lewis conn
ty, with the exception Of drug store
at Vanccburg, our county seat. aEd
am selling great deal Of your Peru
mn. 1t is giving the best satisfaction
of any medicine that / ever handled.
In one case, our constable for this
precinct, has been very sick and low
spirited for long time. For several
years he has tried all the doctors here,
and VIC have some good ones, but
they did him no good Amer much
persuasion l sold him two bottles III
Pcruna. lie took half Of the mefli-
cine. could see great change In
him. and now he is as sound a man
apparently us there is In this vicinity,
and says he is entirely we'll. lie IL
a number ono man, mud Is highly res
pcctcd. He Is satisfied that your
medicine saved his life, after all the
doctors and all medicines had failed.
Being unacqMxintcd win ye~, refer
you TO John Shj1ifo 4 Co Alter,
pinckard n Co. and other business
houses OF Cincinnati.
r. l.. GlILEsrrE. r. NJ.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-11-03
Sand Hin.

SAND Hull, Oct. 27.-The Goshen
protractcd meeting is still in progress.
Two have protested religion. Rev.
Mr. Murray is an excellent preacher.
Mrs. Calvin and Miss Alice Robey
are visiting friends in Clinton.
Mrs. Jane Holt expects to remove
to the George Grub farm, near
Smells school house, next week.
Cleon Howell claims to be the
"boss" coal digger of Clinton. He
dug 20l bushels in one day recently.
Lon. Jenkins got tired Of the many
reports that he was about to marry,
and invited in several Youngsters
last Thursday evening to his Unfair
supper. When they arrived they
found no bride, but that they were
"sold."
1t is rnmored that a young lady
and gent near Smells, members of
two Of the "first families are soon
to be married. Ii they don't marry
soon, some Of the gossips will have
worn their tongues out talking
about it.
VIM. Howelrs now house is ready
for plastering. Louis Holland has
the job.
Dave Shaw sold fine young COW
to +. l.. Morgan today.
1t Is rumorcd that VIM. Boyd has
sold his farm to his nephew, George
Boyd.