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The Evening critic., 1884-02-02


DERKLEY.-on February /, 1884, after n
short illness, Martha Il. Berkeley, aged 2
years, s months and 30 days, daughter of j.
Funeral will take place Sunday, February
Q, from No. I'll street southeast, at 2 o'clock
p. m. and Will DO private.
BoNIFANr.-on January 81, 1884, at tho
residence OF her father, In Montgomery
County, Md, near sligo, Caroline, daughter Of
Washington Bonlfant aged Is years and
month.
Grace Church, at Silver Spring, Nd.
GRlFFITH.-on January so, 1884, Emily
L. Grifith, widow OF the late Edward D. Grlt
nth, In tho 32d year OF her ago.
Funeral viii take place from her late resi-
dence, Fayette and Second streets, George
town, Sunday afternoon, 230 o'clock. Friends
arc invited to attend.
HARRIsoN.--On Thursday, January 81,
1884, George Washington, infant sou or
George ana Annie Harrison, aged 10 months
and 81 days.
pENNYWITT.--on January 81, 1884, at
Manchester, Ohio, Mrs. Anna Pennywltt, aged
~ yeare, widow OF John Pennywltt, late or
the Treasury Department.
RoBINsoN,-on January 80, 1891, Conway
Robinson,
WEAVER.-on January 81, 1SS /, Elizabeth,
the beloved wife OF John II, Weaver, IN tho
bSth year OF her age.
Funeral from nor late residence, No. 1916
Fourth street northwest, Sunday, 81 instant,
AZ o'clock p. m. Friends and relatives Oft the
family are respectfully Invited to attend.
.APfLER,-At 0;l5 y. M, on the LIST instant,
OF pneumonia, Fannie o.. Wife OF Charles W.
ii. snyder.
Funeral at o'clock p. m, on Monday, tho
4lh instant, from 012 Fourteenth street north
GopFREY.-on January 81, 1884, at 722
IWeilth street. OF diphtheIia, Helen Storrs
GODFREY, only daughter OF Ira and Emily
Godfrey, aged years and months.
Friends are requested to attend funeral at
residence Sunday, February 0, at 2 O'clock
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
The Y. NJ. q. A. Lectures.

The next lecture In tho free course for
young men, under the auspices Of the Young
their rooms, 400 New York avenue, Monday
evening at 80 O'Clock, by Rev. j. Owen Dor.
seyi subject, "Life Among tho Indians" Mr..
Dorsey was sent by the chronological Depart
mont OF the Smithsonian Institution 10 tho
Ponca, Omaha, Wlnnebago, Kansas, Usage
and Kwapa tribes, and also served as mission.
airy for several years among the Poncas,
makinga study OF the manners, religion,
amusements, folklore, &C., OF these sayages,
and Will relate many interesting incidents OF
his personal experience with them; also, give
specimens OF the languages, tell some OF their
animal myths and sing some OF their songs.
He is now engaged In preparing dictionaries
and grammRrs OF their languages and articles
GU their social organization, industries, &c.
There arc some points on tho indian question
never before promulgated that Mr.. Dorsey
VIII, on this occasion, argue, and his fGmil'
lafity, from long residence with these men
OF tho prairios, adds weight 10 his opinions
and Will make this lecture very instructive,
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
The WeIcome to enc Mutchlnsoms

A distinguished company gathered at Miss
Ransom's studio Friday evening TO welcome
Hutchinson family, who delighted the guests
with several Of their choice popular songs. It
was q treat which those present VIII long re-
member. There was q genuine enthusiasm
manifest when they opened up with"Auld Lang
Syne," many OF their friends being present
who heard the famous singers thirty years
ago. very novel and stirring piece was on.
titled ''Topsy," the notable 10psy who "Iust
growed upi" The lovely, splrtuallzed face OF
Abby Hutchinson, now Mrs. Patton, elected
suppressed murmurs OF applause, as much 90
cial request and that OF the hostess, a very
happy selection from Bret Harte was rendered
by Mrs. Messenger, commemorative an Incl.
dent OF the Revolution nc the baltic OF Cow.
pens. Tho famous singers arc In the city
simply on tour OF pleasure Sightseeing, and
Will remain several days.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

Tho most enjoyable party that has been
given in South Washington In q long time was
given on Thursday evening by tho Misses
Katie and Fannie Tatspaugh, OF Four and-a-
half street southwest, nj Dauers Hall, corner
OF Seventh and NJ streets southwest. The
guests were all dressed In masquerade, very
striking and pretty costumes being worn.
Music was furnished by Cooks Band, and at
late hour supper was served. The time passed
merrlly until morning. Prominent among the
guests we're number from other cities; These
phia; Louise Kohler, OF Savannah, Ca; Bar
bara Baird, OF baltimore; Maggie koontz, OF
Pennsylvania, and Emma Herschbach, OF
Savannah, Ga. The other ladies present were
Misses Katie Dunn, Clara Bishop, Maud Brooks,
and Mrs. George Bauer, Mrs. Il. Hudson, Mrs.
Bonivall, Mrs. George Tatspaugb, Mrs. Theo-
win Brown. The gentlemen were Messrs.
William McCauley Main, Theodore Lightner,
$. Murray, Ed Tomlinson, Harry Richardson,
Hudson, Bickers, Bishop, John Holden and DR..
Holden. Through The graceful efforts of the
fair entertainers the guests passed delightful
A juvenile masquerade was given last evon.
Ing by Miss May Ludlum at No. sos d street
southwest, which was attended by between
twenty and twenty-five OF the little folks, who
Mr.. A. N. Wood, u prominent jeweler OF
Boston, and his wife have been visiting DR.. II.
A. Bacon, Of Four-and-ah half and e streets.
Thoy left this morning for Old Point Comfort,
but Will return In ten days.
A fancy.dress party OF little folks was given
last evening by Niles Matte Modis on Four
and-a.half street, near M southwest.
Another meeting OF tho Pilots Association
was held last evening. Several new members
were initiated, and business OF private ma
ture transacted. II Is claimed that the aseoci-
alton is now being placed upon frmor foun-
dalton than ever before.
There was n thin coating OF Ice on tho river
this morning. The worst point was In the
narrow channel near the forks OF the rivor.
The Ice always gorges there. Two OF the tugs
employed under the direction OF Harbor-
master Sutton wero at work hore this morn
ing. The snap OF last night has knit together
many pieces OF the ice cut by tho boats on
Thursday. II took the ferry-boat, on Its first
trip TO Alexandria this morning, one hour to
make the run, twice Its usual time.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
PERTINENT PtR6sassSFHs.

Dir. c. W. sssrF dtist, formerly of
Nlpthcrfeet northwest
( MAJOR DYE received telegram from
Baltimore this morning signed "Passenger'
stating that no the passenger) was beaten out
OF $50 by tho confidence game on the train.
THERE will BIO public installation of
officers OF Anchor Lodge, Good Templars, at
their hall, this evening, at 1880 p. M, st.
Cloud building, corner Ninth and + streets
Public cordially Invited.
AT THE temperance meeting at Fletcher
Chapel, corner Fourth street and New York
avenue, under the auspices of the Good Tenn.
plars, tomorrow evening, addresses will DO
delivered by Mrs. Il. j. Russell, of Illinois,
and Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood. Everybody Is
welcome.
JUSTICE Cox this morning granted
Richard Lewis divorce from Mary T.. Lewis.
The petition was filed by Mr.. Campbell Car
ringtOn, as solicitor, and set forth that tho
parties were married in this District Jnne 2,
1868, and no charged that ten years. IRtsr' she
TIE violation ofEdxsSst' natures laws
fort. Exposure, ySff hdace coiia, throat dis.
eases, consugsrtlon, etc., all OF which give
warnlng.Sya troublesome cough. UsesDr.
Bull,s.sough syruAin time, s.Rassssaeve both
SMOKE SeRl,oaNftEinia.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
GRAND SPECIAL SALE


For Six Days. Commencing Thurs
dny. january n, and Continue I'm
Ill wednesday, February o, 'sa. &
combination OF novelties. Such slaughtexF
ing bargains have never boon offered by us ~
any house. You are all we'll aware when No
advertise line OF goods they arc cortaEily
cheap and plenty OF them TO select FROM rrede
being little quiet, something our eetaSlish.
reminder OF our busy days OF tho pastyeason,
2 cases Of wamsutta Xxx "A bloachs cotton,
cases of Dwight Anchor IA bloassd cotton,
cases Of Fruit of tho Loom Id Sachod cot.
ton, Shc.
. cases q AndrOscoGsIn A slsaohod cotton,
% pieces of PequOt 5-I pilloEfaso, Oostsoods,
10 pieces of Oh sheeting, bl6hchod, good, 23c.
10 pieces e Of 1o'd shscxpss bleached, Pequot,
10 pieces Of 1o.i Sheet, /, SnbIeached, &c.
We have Just recoived ONO worth OF Ham.
burg edge and inserti0@, Rihk's running, ETC.,
'y SfnS S n SO wdSws sSsdo
with all fixtures, d0Gl
scollop, gilt bandHand centres and plain.
clicked hose, q ttlo odd lot, sold for Soc,
SO pair 1o-4 whee Ellwood blankets, s1.15,
ene 81 i'c
Now comes Dc balance OF our rubber goods;
VIC have % ceses left on hand, the sizes some
what t6roke$ MEMS ladies', misses and chill
Mems Ar1ics, 81 90; mems rubbers, 40c.;
ladiee' ru4bers, &c.,. misses fubbers, 31c.;
children ffubbers, 20c.
Now, iqSou have any ambition to buy and
save fulE 20 per cent. all round, do so, and
Gull at
A. KAUFMAN's
East Washington Combination Store,
1911 Eleventh street southeast.
~ Remember, these prices are for cash and
six Nays only.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
Literary and Musical Entertain


The literary and musical entertainment OF
Golden Rule Lodge, No. II, /. o. o. T., was
held at Grand Army Hall ON Thursday evening
last. large and Intelligent audience was
present. The programme presented an array
OF the best amateur talent, In which appeared
tho names OF Miss Hattie Rlchey, Mrs. T.. Il.
Constantine, II. A. Forseman, Jos. Smith, JAS.
Lacey and other familiar stars In the galaxy
of song and literature. Al IL O'Clock the floor
was cleared for dancing, which was kept up
until after midnight. This. was among the
most enjoyable events OF tho season, aud re-
fleets great credit upon the committee of ar
rnngements, Messrs W. II. ShomO, q. T.. Gran
dali, G, W. Leosnltzer, Daniel Frazer, j. Small
and Dr.. Durbn Walter.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02

DR.. Starr Parsons, whose dental advertise.
ment appears In this Issue OF the ChiOnlCle, Is
well and favorably known In tho community
as pains-taking and accommodating prac-
titioner. He has built up a fine custom by his
skillful work, and can be relied upon TO AFFORD
perfect satisfaction IN any case. The local
preparation he uses upon the gums TO allevl-
ate tho pain OF extracting does Its work so that
much OF the terror people feel when they
think OF visiting u dentist Is measuraoly re.
lleved. There is prejudice against gas,
whether Justly or not, and this local aumsthetlc
Will take It's place and do all that eau be done
10 lessen the pain OF tho operation. We have
had occasion TO use the preparation, aud can
vouch for II as being all that the Doctor claims.
His dental operations are neatly and delicately
done, and his plate work is not excelled In the
city. Corner Ninth ana Il streets, up stairs,
Riley building. Standby Chronicle.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
,XIoIent.

Corrosive subllmate is the usual forpgpF mer.
curry given for blood and skin dlseaelG and II
Is one OF the most active and sNf0lent poi.
sons. case Is on record OF NJ death OF a
child from the effects OF corfg8ive subllmate
eprinkled on an eXcorlated fdrface. Taken in
smnll dosea for q lengtheftime, It gradually
settles in the tlssueASaid bones, producing
mercurial rheumatism and other diseases
equally as painfVE Persons who have been
poisoned In thlRfNhy, or who suffer from any
blood compilation skin humor, should by all
means take ocourse OF swlft's specific, which
IL the only1vegetable preparation which Will
ellminle6 this poison from the eystem. Send
for aS6py OF Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis.
eaSte, free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co..
Drawer ., Atlanta, Ga,
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
Ry WEEKS d CO.,


ID Auctloneers.
PROVED REA i ESTATE, BEING PROPER
THIS NOS; 16i H STREET N. W. AND ian 1
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated Feb. 20,
folio go, one Of the Land Records of the Dis
Iiet Of Columbia md at the request Of the holder
auction In front Of the respective premises
MoNDAY nth February, 1854, at O'clock p. M,
ely 81 Ssst e S
wit: All that certain piece or parcel Of land 4M
end premises known rs and being part Of lot HJ
NS n No. & ab Sa
west on the line Of street fifeen (J) feet thence
oo thence sixty @ feet wess Alley
thence east sixteen tl6 feet to the eastern line or
said lot. and thence south one hundred 1901 feet
s y rye b gGrR' d%ess No. o oy
Also, Immediately thereafter we will sell all
that certain piece or parcel Of land known IS the
Tsn feet front Sy the dSph tns5S
of square No, GIG, the said described piece OF
ground, being the same property which was con-
deed dated the goth day OF November, 1870 and re,
corded in ber No. 90 folio OF ct seq, one of the
Land Records of Washington County, District of
Columbia, improved by two.story frame dwelling
Terms for Il street property. 81 900 cash. balance
In one and two years with interest at per cent,
S oo at
Terms for street property: Cash; 500 down at
time OF sale. All conveysncing and recording Mt
purchasers cost.
Tfterms Of sale are not complied with in seven
property at the risk and cost OF the defaulting
purchaser amer five days advertisement;
ja2g.l0t Trustee
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
The whisky Legislation

in Congress seems TO have como to a tormeft
Ing halt, especially to the distillers, whQ}ffavo
millions OF gallons in bond. The failuppto ex.
tend tho time for taking II out OF bon2foroodes
n financial failure. Congress sgtfhs deter
mined not 10 help them out, apd as conso-
queDce fine old WHISTLES hava6 be placed on
tho market at almost sapefnce In order to
ment. Mr.. George W. Esdver, with his quick
perception, has seen ssNhe handwriting" and
as promptly takes pzvantage of the downfall
in prices. he noy6ners TO his many patrons
fine old rye apd bourbon whiskies, either
straight or ntfed, ut ten cents. II is q luxury
10 secure goo liquors, and It Is made doubly
go whelSfhe price comes within common
reach. N the RtpuJltean OF Monday VIII DO
founJd full and complete explanation by Mr..
Drlpfr,
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
Arrented ON am OId Chnrre.

Detective Ran to-day arrested Susan Keith
tho old colored woman who has been before the
court lately for larceny and receiving stolen
goods, on bench warrant. In 1850 She was
charged with keeping bawdy house, and tho
bench warrant was issued for her but she
could not be found. Ran got the warrant from
tho courthouse to-day ana took her into ssIls.
tody, .st5'
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
WhiteTord pIends Not GuIIty.

William S. Whiterord was arraigned IN the
Criminal Court to-day on three Indictments
charging him with forging the name OF Sena.
tor A. P.Gorman TO drafts amounting In the
aggregate to 1906. He was also indicted for
attempting TO pass forged papers. He pleaded
not guilty In each case.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02

BRooKEs-NEwToN-o January 81, 1881,
at Summer Hill, Hanover County, Va, by tho
Rev. $. H. Hepbron, Mr.. John st. A. Brooks, OF
Washington, TO Miss Lucy Landon Page New
ton, OF Hanover County, Va.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
Breaking the IcR{ff

one OF the best acts of tA9slNstrict Commits.
sicners was that of eB,RBying tug'boats to
an ice gorge. ThQ1&tzens generally commend
p5hem for theiEetxion as they commend aud IN
dorse the e}9gdnt brands OF fine liquors kept
by JaHSffharp, at his place, No. sls Tstreet
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02

u. l.. Du Barry has been appointed superln-
tendent OF tho Norfolk Il Western Railway,
with headquarters at Petersburg. Mr. Du Barry
Is n flrst- class railroad man and high. toned,
cultivated gentleman. The N. & W. can DO as
sured that they have secured tho services OF
one who IL competent In every respect to man
ago their business. The Norfolk & Western Is
dOS miles long, extending from Norfolk, Va,
10 Bristol, Tenn.
The travel 10 the South by The Northern
that direction arc we'll nlled.
Frank Trlgg, the lightning passenger agent
OF the @. s. o., has returned from Richmond.
Captain Percy j. Smith, the courteous pas.
senger agent OF tho Baltimore Il Ohio, re-
turned from a business trip 10 Baltimore yes,
terday. Captain Smith Is one OF tho most favor
ably known agents In this country. Long and
active experience In railroad business has
given hlmo such lease upon the travelling
public that his genial face 10 known from
one end OF the country to tho other, and his
name Ia passed along the limos as the obliging
and polite passenger agent OF the d. h o,sssss
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
Indicted by the Grand Jury.

The grand jury came into court to-day with
Indictments against the following persons;
George Kelly and George W. Morgan, alias
Frank Warner, false pretenses.
Cornelius Campbell and Green Llghtfoot, as
sault with intent to Kill and robbery 1.-TWO
cases..
Carrie Towles, larceny.
Julia Tnscol, larceny 1.-TWO cases..
Sarah Nichols, housebreaking in the night.
Robert Pumphrey, robbery.
Isaiah Lewis, false pretenses.
VIM. McDevltt, embezzlement. .ssaxyeNs"
James @, Helm, assault with intaaDt9kllI
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
II t. COLDwELL,
q. Real Estate Anctoneer,
No l222 Il ST. n. W.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ,-
LOTS ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE 1.5k8
AND EIGHTEENTH STREET EAST. s.l-
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated January 8, A.
D. 1857 and recorded In liber 99 folio 490 ct seq,
default being made in payment of Indebtedness
secured thereby, by written request of the party
the premises. to the highest bidder on SATUR.
DAY, the I'd day Of February, A. d. 1884. at 4
o'clock D. M. all Of original lots numbered four
teen QD, fifteen C5) and sixteen u6), in square
one thousand one hundred Il ,l00).
Terms-Oneha half cash. the balance In one year
at o per cent secured by deed of trust ON said
property. fthe terms OF sale are not complied
with within ten l10) days from day of sale the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property Mt
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser A
deposit of 800 will be required when bid is ac-
cepted. All conveyanclng and recording at pnr-
jais-lst Trustee.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
m a. MCINTYRE,
lie Real Estate Broker, Oi9 Il st. n. W.
TnUSTEEs SALE OF TwO.SToRY FRAME
DWELLING, NO. 122l q BT. b. w.

-sIe zeal ESTATE BrOkert Olb II 81. H. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO.STORY FRAME
DWELLING, NO. I22i O ST. 8. W.
by virtue ola deed Of trust dated November %
1852, duly recorded In libor No. 1924, folio as OF
seq, one OF the Land Records for the District OF
Columbia, and at the written request OF the party
secured thereby, shall sell at public auction In
front OF the premises on MONDAY. FEBRU-
AIRY II, 1851 at ~ o'clock y. M. all that -.
certain piece or parcel of ground situate in fiIA
the city Of Washington, u. g., known and de- ki.l
ecribod as and being part Of lot four m In square
two hundred AID ninety.sx 1851, beginning for
ihe same a. point on the line Of U street south.
thirteen feet east from the southwest corner Of
said lot; thence north one hundred feet TO thirty
loot nlley, thence east along said alley thirteen
feet. thence south one hundred feet to said q ST..
thence west along the line of said @ street thir-
teen feet TO the place ofbeginnlng.
Terms: one.fourtb cash and balance In O, II aud
Is months with interest ut per cent. per annum,
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold
or all cash at option OF purchaser. A deposit OF
500 required at time sale. Conyeyancing and
recording at purchasers cost, Terms 10 be COM
piled with In seven days, otherwise the trustee
reserves the right TO resell the property at tho
fisk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser after
five days advertisement.
DANIEL McLAUGHLIN,
" Trustee.
J. II. CoJDwELE,
ln29eod&ds Auciionper.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
Mr. MIee, I.LatogrnllIlher 81.

announces a great red 1clipsff6 nne photos for
short season, gIyea ~ PERSONAL attention to
every sitting, aplb6ualk Aees superior work.
the nnest Rppolnted auNo In the city; In,
dofsAE Rice, 1917 and 1910 Pennsylvania ayea
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
II It. COLDwELL.
e. Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. l22l r 81. n. W.

MASS AVE- AND SIXTEENirH STREET
EAST, AND ON NORTH q STREET, NEAR
TWELFTH STREET N. L.
By virtue OF a deed OF trust dated November %,
A. d. 1881 and recorded in liber 0ol. folio lao ct
peq., Of the land recores of the Dstiict of Column
bia, default being made In payment OF indebted
MSS secured ,heIeby, by written REQUEST OF the
In front OF the premises to the highest bld-yS2Y3
der, on SATURDAY. the2d day OF FEBRU- -.
numbered twelve lI2) In square 1905, and lot mum.
bered Ave (5) in Margaret Bowdler's and others
subdivision OF square 1888
Terms: Ont-hali cash. the balance In one year
Mt per cent, secured by a deed Of trust ON said
property. If the terms of sale are not compiled
with within ten (I0) days from day OF sale. the
trustees the right TO resell the property at
the risk and cost of the defaultiDg purchaser. A
deposit OF 800 will be required when bid Is accept
ed. All conveyancing and recording at purchas-
er's cost. -
MADISON WHIPPLE,
JOHN MORRISON,
ja1s-l5t Trustees.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02

pH WEEKS d CO..
ID Auctioneers,
6S7 La. ave, opp City Postoflice
Three hundred and sixty lots Foreign Postage
Stamps ct auction within our galesroomg, MON
d ENENlNG IN fbbhUAkr. At 2. IN.
Stamps on exhibition on day Of sale AFTER 2 p.
in90.td
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
Cash Receipts for Charity Fand

the following statement to-day: Already re-
ported, $5,619.63; Interior Department, Sec
retary's office, S11 do, Land Onice, $07.O5; j.
ward & Hutchinson, s25; Police Headquarters,
S31; Eighth Precinct, Police Department, sos;
DIR. +. NJ. Gunnell, US. N, So; w. s. Thomps
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02

"Protestantisin and ProGSssS.''
DR.. James Rea will ieck n aEsff8 above sub
lect on Sunday evening ~ fhst.l In tho Eng.
lish Lutheran ohulabgcfrner OF Eleventh and
IL streets nQltigHes', commencing AZ z 80 D..
m. The. {Aoet0r Will reply to the lecture OF
Mgls9arel on "Catholiclsm and Progress"
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
Pound Parties, &c.

The entertainment given last evening at the
Hlllman House for the benefit OF the poor was
u success, 73S pounds of groceries, very
large supply of clothing, and over $50 In cash
were received,
Tho pound party at Israel Christian NJ. L.
and abOut Al 4 in cash
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
UHDERTAkERS.

.ADDISON DAY,
PRACTICAL UNDERWATER AND CABINET
MAKER.
Ready,made Collins, Caskets and shreuds. No,
g0l AZ St. corner of o. W. Branch Store. GAL
Mass ave. n, W. Orders promptly executed at
reasonable rates. fBtf
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Notice. mder ms head are Inserted al Inc rae or
10 cents per tine
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02
PERSONAL.

TAR. ABBOTT WILL TAKE A FEW MORE
IL cases Of asthma, cntari h, loss OF voice, &C.,
considered hopelessI to cure; by breathing aro-
matte vapors; no Nc till cured, 500 +. Gall be-
tween IL and IL IN. ortt p. IN. Parlors for ladies'
500 18th ST.; call fron$ to q. IN. and ; 10 D. m.
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DY WEEKS q co,

J, II. CoLDwELE,
In2geodtSds Auctonper,
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WARTED--HeLp-Femnre.

Advertisements OF Three lines under this head
inserted three timea for 2Acents.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02

LED GIRL FOR GEN
must stay nights; refer
III fe2-3t
The Evening critic., 1884-02-02

LOANS
In HuMs 10 suit at 6per cent
The above 10 only a nmaii portion of property
on my books. For fni list caf at oiiee kor bnlle-
Ans Issued on LIST ana 10th. M
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
pllesi PlleeI pllcsI

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itch
ing aud liberated Piles has been dis.
covered by DR.. Williams ian Indian
remedy called DR.. WILLIAMS INDIAN
OINTMENT, A single box has cured the
worst chronic caaes OF twenty-five
years standing, No one need suffer
Ave minutes after applying this wonder.
ful soothing medicine. Lotions aud In.
struments do more harm than good,
Williams Ointment absOrbs the tumOrs,
allays the intense itching, (pHrtlcularly
al night after getting warm In bod),
acts nv n poutlcc, gives instant and
pdnleas reliel, and Ia prepared only for
Plies, ltching Of The private parts, aud
for nothing else, For sale by all drug
gigts, aud mailed Oh receipt Of price, 81.