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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06

The organs and leaders of both parties are calling
upon their adherents to 'Io0k out for frauds" and
TO swatch the enemy" These cries are a bad sign
They indicate that mischief IS intended, aud that
The purpose OF the alarm thus sounded Is merely to
call attention from the intended rascity OF those
utteriDg then Tie fellow who shouts "stop
thef' most Justify Is generally the one who has the
piunder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06

Some nations have dual government, the idea
oe1g that each OF the rva! SET Of officials VIII serve
as spy aid cheek on the other; and, as by COM
mon report, both Cleveland ana Blaine are elected.
how wo1d II do 10 LEI II go So in the hope that be-
tween then they would turn al the rascals out,
preserve the tar1r, and give Us good administra-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06

New Bcoss
The Divine Law TO Wines. tSamsonD
Marjorie Huntington. (lSeltl The Amazoa (Csx Vs.
Ela,,f.i ia X Archer. GO. A. HentyD
Leisure Hours Am ng the Gems (iiamlinl
ID. SEWER, so. W tabe.b Thomas Bcnwick and Hla
/ Uiis. ID tson.l Love aud MIRAGE
4 Natur-lists lambies About Home abbott
History Q. Presid initial llections fStinwood)
Queer Stories for b1ys aud Girls CEsglestoul
Suvant e River Tales. (Sherwood Bonnerl
Ct5Lnlet OF the Cotsau, Morris D
The Ancient Empires OF the last fSaycaD
VA. II. MORRISON.
oc4 s55 PennsyIyanSs s..,r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06

Give Us shorter presidential campaigns and
longer presidential terms. INese are the senti-
ments OF the country just now. Don't let every
thing De run IL the interest Of the politicians and
OlfnIcers
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$40 OvERcoArs Nor WoRrH $40

STOCK OF OVERCOATS FOUR SHADES OF FUR
BEAVER COLOR-BLAOK. BLUE. BROWN AND OK
FORD MIXED. THE ADVANTAGE OF THESE
COATS ARE THEY ARE WARM AND YET ARE NOT
HEAVY IN WEIGHT. AND THE PRICE is go AND
THEY ARE NOT WORTH $40; BUT IF YOU SHOULD
BUY ONE WE GIVE You GUARANTEE TICKET
WHICH ENTITIES YOU TO RETURN YOUR COAT
IF Mt SATISFACTORY AND We WILL GIVE YoU
YOUR MONEY. WHERE ELSE CAN YOU DO THE
SAME! ECHO ANSWERS-WHEREi
GEORGE SPRANSY.
oNE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR
nos GOT SEVENTH STREET,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06

No class o. men Will oe happier to have the elec
ton settled one way or the other than the tee
graph operators They have lad very hard weel
OF It. aad they have done their part OF the wors
promptly and we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06
FRrDAY. NOVEMBER 7.
REGULAR WEEKLY r INFANT DAY SALE AT THE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.

Our remnant sale advertisement represents exactly
IN articles IN each department. which consider
become slightly suiled from acciientor otherwise the
s eld OK ren2nt OF piece goods the Id sizes either
any e - owes hosi rs, or underwear i'll fact. any
These Cd. ,zes and lengths son or You can
not Use Us your needs may ii you
at much lower price. il eables US all time, to
up our stocs clean and fresh, making the Transaction
As have always done with our regular stock if YOU
does no. suit the purpos- inteldc we Shall be glad to
feiSnd the money Il returned within souabe
beIoW We quote attractions for this weeks sale:
REMNANTS IN GLOVES
pairs Button Kid Gloves two black size s and ss/
en SIZE IS sGht lnpertect'ns Original price 81
he 81 ,,s,i Pre- g. SOC MI
imperiections Original price 81 IS Remnant price 7c
PAR 8 nutton Lsn.th MousGuetare Tan: size s;
9 pairs s. Button Black Kd Gloves; slight rppersec.
2 pairs 4-Buttou Black Kid Gloves: sizas { aud 81:
SIM inperiectlons Original price sl.70, Remnant
2 pairs s-Button Length Mousque.airs Tan: slight
Remnant price 81 % anu Oa' oii'iia1 price S@oo
First floor first department to the left)
REMNANTS IN LADIES HOSE
Pairs Ladies Iisle bread Hcse. full regular made
pi'T psl4 s h sd1t ut PEifss ; 81 &c r o. a
siadeS Original price 81; tteInlLtnt price SOC.
REMNANTS IN CHI DhEN's HOSE.
y pairs Chlidrens Fancy Striped Isle Thread Hose
&c 1880 ' h-'o
pairs Ghdren's Lislc Thread Finish Hose: dark
Remnant prIce &c.
pars thilCrcI's Black Ribbed Hose; white toes and
ceeis sze o.. ORIGINAL price 5Gc Remnant price 3Uc
IL pairs Chi drens solid Color Hose, full regular
lad SIN Gle cfet suo, weight colors cedar blue
and brown size o. :. and g. Original prices A. 90 81
ana &c; Remnant price BIG
First floor. midway. left side)
REMNANTS IN COLLARS
JIG Chihiren's Fancy Saline Collars. Original price
Toe Remnant price SC.
Il Ladl : ALines Collars. rolling edge: sizes - I3
and l3 Inches Original price .0c Remnant p-ce l21sc
~ ladies' Ali Linen Collars; sizes II 10 n and IA
orislilsi Prize Zoe il, lanant price l25eC.
> aides Standing 4iuen Collars. with Cape: size ID
nch S.GhtS sole Original price &C. Remnant price
tor 2JC.
Ch,idren's Linen sailor Collars hand embroidered
CrlEiha! prlce IL remnant Price DOC.
EYauIette Co lars. mad from all embroidery
and Hamburg trimming. Original price 81; Remnant
price 81.
ODDS IN QUILTED BIBS
3Qulifed Bids Embroidered etlge aid SQUARES Origi
nal price 5Sc. X mnaHt price 3119c.
Oriental Lace tchns. ORIGINAL price SOC r. mnant
price 25c - ~
.; Black BE ded Capes inches deep. Original price
Second foor. midway; take the elevator)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06

IL looks a, this hour very much as II Grover
Cleveland, Of New York. was 20 be the twenty
second President OF The United states
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G E o. C. HEN MING.

f'HARLES F. RITZ.
FRENCH CATERER
1904 street northwest
Successor to J. P. Crutchet
foTfns his Customers and fhe Public that he Is pre.
lai 20 iufis.i Di..Ee!s, BsEques, Lunches Single
,i.es a-' h4s uEsuc zsei sItci tiles such Stewed
LeLEapili h1iisd iuFke,s Pats OF Fol s-eras afld
osIes chcAe tr0qu-tts and theirs. Oysters in every
s'3ic Al4lrfiren. fTcHcA AID J4c Sandwiches
- re has 5ntToducsd humber of Meat, Poultry
Game. AID Hot and Cold sweet Dishes
is.sAt Chick Ii AID Beef Broth will be always on
Ehnd " supply tie faI..es by the tint quart or gaI
house. Gail 2t-4. NO. a.. s>
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PROPOSALS.

DRoposALs FOR REMODELINo A BUn.DING
Il. INTO BARRACKS.
OFFICE OF A. A. O. NJ
WASHINGTON RARkACKs. ID. C.. October "a I8s1
Sealed proposals In triplicate will be received NJ III.
office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ NOVEMBER r +
TEN II. 1884. at which time AID place fhey viii be
orened in the presence Of bidders for modelling nud
ing Into three sets barracks
Blank proposals and Ill Information Win
be furnished upon application to this on e
mat lst Lieut. 4 Or Mr. ID lrrii:ery. XnoN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06

II Cleveland should be defeated it car be said
that he received his death wound in the hands Of
his friends IL is evident that Tammany did not
10 all the trading by any means The county de-
mocracy, which pressed Cleveland with special
earnestneSs at the Chicago convention, and which
has been identified with his interests as against
Gainnany, Is also charged, and with Q shOw>of
truth, with trading him of for its city ticket. IG
VIII be remembered that Kelly predicted such
would be the case before the election, but it was
generally supposed TO be bad case OF crying
stop thief to throw the crowd OF the right scent
There is evidence, however, that the claim was
Verified by events How much Cleveland lost by
this means cannot be told. but enough probably TO
tip the scale II IL should go against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06
. AVE. AND 18th STREET NV
FOR SAIE-LOTS.

TOR SALE-LOT 81 HAVE 4 LARGE NUMBER
of elegant Building Lots in the West Ind. FOR sale
Now is the time To purchase for single residences Tor
speculative purpos tor, the dawn OF day
prices VIII advance after the present month
JNO. 4 PRESCOTT.
ocs-2m 1896 l street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06
LADIES FuRs

York shown by US
sEAL sACQuEs 81 inches TO 50incnss long :c1ose 1t
ting.
SEAL ULsTFRs "a inches long
PLUSH COtI S for la DIES and USES BEAVER
in SILVER, CHAN snd ST EEL. shsdes in cAPEs ana
IklNAI NG.
MiAk-LINED ana MINK-TAIL BoRDERED CIR
CJlAhs.
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS. FUR and QUILTED
LINED BEASFR MUFFS for CHILDREN, MISSES
ana LADIES. at IS and upwsrda
bl. OK HARE MUF4 s. SATIN LT.ISG, el6Q
All goods a. low a. any house in America
wILLETT RUoFF,
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NOR RENT

LUX hENI-
Pip Mass IL rssl 10 90 $50 Mass ave- NV s4oOo
Ola iith ST. H. w, l0rs 10O0 90 3 NJ ST. w., Ao 90
!odg 18TH ST. W. 3 rs 0a00 1887 18th st. 81 20
1880 st.n.w, Il 10000 l}47 St n W. rs q; so
16l4 18th at. IL SO "a 20. 9Th st ne RS as 90
1olo I9th stnw II rs 81 "a l3t st. nw 90 90
iIt3 St w. II rs ..S3 "a $40 st rooms 20 10
!6zI l9th stn II rs 800 S33 LIST st. roomsl6 90
453 G st. SO 90 ll27 at Sc RS IL 90
4'i RI avenue r. 400 725 4th st n .1lOo
Call at Office Weekly Bulletin issued every Satur-
day afternoon Landlords can have their houses ad-
vertlsed free by placing them in our hands,
b. II. WARNER,
nj GIG street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06

lie universal interest felt in the election Is
s..Own by the enormous sales OF The STAR for the
last three days The STAB Office and vicinity has
iCen thronged day and night. and on the issuance
Ga the paper the cTOwG at the counter has con-
tended with robust earnesneSs fer early copies in
many Instances the paper being torn into trag-
Ilents between the cCntcnding hands grasping 1t.
In some cases the eager purchaser would dash
away with his prize without waiting for change.
Al the same time there was still hercer rush Tor
the paper on the part OF the newsboys in their
headquarters in the basement of the office; and as
last as they were supplied they shot out on the
streets with catapult force that threatened dam
ger TO anybody lettering In the line of their career
The ''latest fastest" web presses OF The STAR,
which it was supposed could turn out papers
largely In excess Oh the quick ST and biggest poSsi
be demand, have been put 70 the utmost stretch
OF their speed 10 begin 10 meet the requirements.
This has been busy week Tor everyb body concerned
In the WORK OF getting out newspaper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.


4 RARE CHANCE FOR PARTY WITH SMALL
Acapital light. clean business. Address Box -.
Star Office nt-3t'
WANIED-To BORROW $1,000 FOR FIVE YEARS.
w first mortgage very desirable farm n Virginia.
the money to used in improving the farm. private
parties preferred Address c. Eh ANS, Star office 1t
A CAtD.-lHE STOCK AND FIJI URES OF X.
"A FUIToN'S Loan Office, 3li Sth street. Tor sale.
Retiring from business. MIST
EroR SALE-RETATL DRUG STORE IN BALTI.
more business SlS0o0 per annuin; terms good
reasons tor selling Address X, sos Ledger Office lhila
d.lphia, Pa. oc3O Nv.
WANTED To PURCHASE WARRANTS FOR Sur
w veyed unofered lands L. H. DSoS. 1920 Penn
sylrania avenue northwest Cc2,-2m
BUSINESS CHANCE-A MN IN ANY LIVE
ID town eau do business in goods alone
or IN connec ion with furniture class of house
furnishin goods or groceries, small csital and large
profits. For particulars address "AIANUEACTUkiN6"
81 summer street, Boston, Mass oc2a rn&th l9t
DRoMPT AND personal ATTENTION GIVEN
to Buying. Selling and Renting Property. Rents
Collected; Loans negotiGted by W. II. Fl>hE ( co,
Real Estate Brokers' l2l5 street northwest oc2 1m'
A PARTNER WANTED TO ENG AGE IN tn GEN
N eial broker ge business the city of Washington,
d. C. Address BAN ktR. star office, to ling when aud
where an inter- lew may be lad oc- 2-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06

OvERcoArs.
All Weights,
AL Textures.
Ali Shapes.
AL Sizes,
All Prices.
Fail ard Winter Fabrics
Plain and Fancy Teaves
For the Proportional, he s.out and the lean
Mems Youths and Boys Sizes
Ranging from IS 10 $50 each.
SPECIAL OyERCoATF,
Of my own manufacture. with Gu lilies Of unusual
merit both III cut ana III
NENMAakITS az rorLl pr.cos.
StEICCIA, IL >u.Sab!e Fabrics
SACKS, flain, six Faced and Satin Lined
IHc DEEADEiUGHT, patterned after the rev
Naval Ulster and u the in effect 10 the English
Army Great Coat N Freze and Elue aver: partcu-
larry adapted to cases OF cotn uous exposure These
axe L-~de IL ihe house PIECES froIl SO TO So
CHEAP oyEECoaTs.
he1vy and warm, for $40
BLUE oyERCOATS
Win cot fade. for SIS. go. s23 $50 and $40 Color
fast unier any exposure.
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SHED HOUSES
922 N street n. ". 1855 90
e01 D street 8. e. 5000
1928 ] stree. n. e......20. 90
7C3 18th street, 2off. r. %. 90
103 18th street, 2 off,. 20. 10
Stables. -. $40. SIS anu $40
525 18th street q. e. 10. 80
d HOUSES.
18th, bet. ! and K. .Sl66. &C
III, near Thomas Cir. $50. 90
18th, bet. \ and o. :. $50 90
l., bet. 14th and 18th. $50 90
18th. bet. G and II. $50. 90
Nt.ave.. mr. Iowa circ. $50. 90
nth St, near X st. Isl. 90
18th, mr. Dupont Cir La. 90
q, bet. 18th 4 10Th. .l25. 90
r. Law. bet. 16,n&l7thl00 90
18th St. near K 100 90
18th, bet. Q & R.......T5.OO
BROWN. 1887 Penn. Ave.
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Haf " 4 + $ $s::s :s wy ~:
4. T. 90 TIA srs and fssry.
G1SI AND GisoSESsA ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06

DOR RENT
II 1914 DIST. IA r.. m.i.S125
1926 N.H.ave. l2r. mi lbs
I'll 7th St, t0r.. NIL. .125
i bt.Conn.ave. &21st. .lp0
1918 Dist NV. l2r., mi. 100
6O2 +. st. n. W., Il rs, m.i10U
D-3 Hulyer ave. II rs. Is
Oc3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06

NOR RENT-UNFURNI.
IL 1872 n street. Sl25. 90
l447 Mass. avenue. .i25. 90
1885 Mass. avenue. . 100. 90
c023 street. ..... 10000
1906 Sunderiau dPiace. 81. is
1916 l street............S3.33
2U22 + street. Cd
fURNI ,HE
X ST.. near Conn. av. 1888. SO
Farragut So. near X. 900 90
Conn. ay., hear n st. $50 90
18th ST., hear X st. . .250.o 90
Mass. av near T. cir. $50. 90
NJ St. near T. cir. $50. 90
II ST. bet. 18th & 18th. 225. 90
18th ST. bet. l and K. .225. 90
10th ST.. near 5. cir POS. 80
9Th st., near E st. .200.u0
18th ST., near n st.. 200. 90
18th. near Aass.av. .20J. on
oc31 FITCH. FOX &
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
MADAME PAWN (Rt SIDENT) MANICURE AND
Va SURGEON CHlkoIoDIsI.- Finger Nails beauti-
fed; la Nails anu Biting Nails positively cur-i.
Sois Bunons narrowing Nails and al Diseases of the
! eet successfully tire ted Single ment either
hands feet 81; Course Tickets sixteen visits good
my Washington. Baltimore Richmond Offices el2
Separate Offices for Ladies and Gentlemen Rooms
and 6. 945 ennrylyania avenue. nS-6m
MOOT SJnGERY.-USEFUL FFr BEING RFOUI-
site 20 health, the highest medical surgical Judi
cla political, military and naval dilutarrs OF this
county representatives Of leading foreign govern
ments, md thousands Of o her we'll Known personsge&
visit X. WHITE n SON. lsl6 Pennsylvania avenue
NashnEton and ii North EutHw street Baltimore for
the requisite treatment OF toris. 3unluns, Inverted
Nails. &C. lhlrty-ninth year Of practice Fee al
visit. sssSO
Nj NE. BROOKE TELlS ALL THE EVENTS or
I'VE LIFE All business confidential ladies' and Gen
ieintn 90 cents each aus street. between attn and stu
streets nor Invest tIs--sx.
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WANTED-HOUSES

"ANTED-HOUSE IN RESPECTABLE NEIGH
w borhood. containing or eight rooms Reply
with particulars. Il. b.. Star office. oc4-3
"ANTED-A HOUSE IN THE SOUTHWEST SEC
w ton of the city with II to Is rooms modern i'm
moderate permanent tenant if suited best references
given and rent paid in advance Give full particu
to Box 1914, city pos. office. ocA-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06

The election or this year win be famous in our
politics for the extraordinary clOSeness OF the vote
in several important states. The most striking ex-
ample is New York. where, IN q poll OF a million
and II quarter votes, the plurality either way viii
Lot exceed three thousand; and on this thread
hangs the balance. But other states are equally
close. Indiana, West Virginia, Michigan, New JeT-
sey, Connecticut and Wisconsin are all waYering
between the TWO parties, with scarcely feathers
difference In no one OF these states Will either OF
The leading candidates have majority, and the
plurality WILL IN most OF them fall low In tue thou
sands II not IL the hundreds. Never has there been
an election when the traditional appeal for the last
voter should have had more weight. The aged and
iDrrm, the lUkewarn and careless vote has prob
ably settled the contest one way or the other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06

MONEY. MONEY, Moxrr,
CONSOLIDATE ID LOAN COMPANY
No So W. BALTIMORE STREET
BALTIMORE, ND
LEVITT & SAIABES. PRoPaIEToRs
Established 1928
Large and liberal advances made on diamonds silver
Ware. Gold and Silver Watches and MerchaIdlzein gem
eral and the goods kept for any agreed
upon at the rate of 20 per cent Eurs kept III cedar
chests. All transactions strictly confidential Parties
send their goods per Express, WING prompt
tention per return mail Eefer. by permission Ma
tional Marine Bank of Baltimore. Md Juo A Nhitii ge
Esq. Stock Broker, NO. German street. Baltimore
Md. o-l-3in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06
FOR RENT-FLATS.

IHOR REN1-ELEGANT FLATS IN THE RICH
mond" This new apartment house is located at the
corner OF nth and streets northwest. and is first
class In every particular For pans, rates and iul
formation apply to THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1924 f
street NJ rthwest n5-1w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06

NJ
RELIABLE CLAIRvoYANr AND AsTRorocrsr
can be consulted business aud all affairs Of Iia
Fee. 81.
residence. 1910 18th street northwest Hour, from
9. m. to p. and from to 9 p. m. seq
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FOR SALE--HOTSES.

II Home. roous modern. und very dcs rGhly located
northwest ~ business center. Srlenii1 hargatn 10
Immediate bpyer W T. 81 -RFOkD
500 r street northwest.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1884-02-01

FURNITURE. Paine is doing proba-
bly,, the largest furniture business of
any in New England, if not in Ameri-
ca. Confined principally to manufac-
turing, finishing and selling their own
products and importations, they have
but little competition. Their Ware
rooms are very attractive /; lighted
through the day by electric lights.
They sell for net cash, one price, whole
sale or retail, believing that house
keepers ready cash, as good as a deal
er's. Fully 25 per cent is saved by pur-
chasing of them, and selecting from
choice new styles and have everything
warranted as represented. Entrances
to warerooms, 141 Friend st., and 4S
Canal St, opposite the Maine Depot,
Boston.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1884-02-01

ability and success is not entirely due
to inherent ability as experience has
been Joined Herewith. Since 1872 the
gentleman has filed the position
of Constable and Deputy Sheriff, prior
to accepting from righteous majority
the position he now does honor to.
Sheriff A. IL. Bonett was born in
Caledonian County and wassa diligent
attendant of district scholar. For six
years, when schooldays were over, he
travelled through Northern Vermont
and New Hampshire with wholesale
stocks Of general merchandise, con-
veyed by streng vehicles and teams,
and thereby brought to the doors OF
country merchants many of the essen
tials which sounded their prosperity.
he thereafter as commission agent and
dealer and shipper in wool and pro-
duce generally gained a leading posi-
ton in commercial ranks. In 1865, A.
II. Bonett located in Island Pond. He
was the pioneer of that village in the
hardware and tinsmith trade. In 1871
he sold out and engaged in ventures
new. His early application at district
school gave him foretaste as to the
advantages and pleasures granted by
education and literary research and
that foundation called forth his inVes-
tigation, not only as to the fields of
history but also as to law, and in the
latter regard he gave studious reading.
Too close application caused failing
health and necessary retirement from
offices to receive the bracing air and
recruiting power of Essex County's
pure atmosphere in positions leading
to the High Sheriffdom. A magistrate
for many years he has showed a will
to discriminate between man and man
so that true justice would be rendered
and maintained. During his residen-
cy in Island Pond he has been far from
idle in aiding its progression, and call
ing forth its energies. Several of the
best structures have been erected by
him, and in all that furthered the pub
lie veal, commercially and religiously,
he has given unstinted aid. In speak
ing with him of himself the biograph-
er discovered him very reticent, but
in the charm of Island Ponds advant-
ages Sheriff Bonett grew eloquent as
all should. His statements as to the
business men being financially safe,
and their interests having been found
ed and maintained upon solid basis
are as true as to his observation in ref
erence to the solidity Of the buildings
which cover the genial inhabitants
Sheriff Bonett has physically the true
appearance of the professional gentle
man, and has more clerical resemblan
cy than that of the man who would
be expected to tell the biggest rufI1ar
to take walk.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1884-02-01
Continued from last t0eek.)
How Watch Cases are Made.

1t is fact not generally known that the
james Boss Gold Watch Cases really con.
tain more pure gold than many "solid"
gold cases The demand for these watch
cases has led to the manufacture of very
poor grade of solid gold watch cases
low in quality, and deficient in quantity.
These cases are made from "A to 10 karats,
and B or 6 karat case is often sold for II
or IA karats. 1t is NOT economy to buy
watch case 80 poor in quality that it will
soon lose its color, or one SO soft that it will
lose its shape and fail to shut tight, thus
letting in dust and damaging the works, or
one SO thin that a slight blow will break
the crystal, and perhaps the movement.
1t Is economy to buy James Boss Gold
Watch Case, in which NONE of these things
ever occur. This watch case is not an erperi-
ment-it has been made nearly thirty years.
HAzLEToS, Pa, Oct. "a, 1891
sold two James Boss Gold Watch Gases thirty
years ago. when they first came out and they are in
good condition yet. One of them is carried by =
carpenter, Mr.. L. W. Drake, Of Hazleton. and onIv
SHOWS the wear in one or two places; the other BY
MI Bowman. of Cunningham, Pa and can pro.
ouce one or both OF these cases at any time
SYLVESTER ENeLE. Jcrslev.
sesd cent stamp to Keystone Watch Case F.storss Pb.
seph fa for handsome illustrated Pam showing how
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