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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-05-08

You can buy il scale for S. at the End
hand store, rs good us used to sell for
= or 3 times that amount Sc 3W
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-05-08

CO ". W. TIME TABLE.
Time OF departure OF Passenger Trains from
AankatO:
Leave for Chicago 8 10 a. m. & 6 IS p. IN.
New Ulm at 50 4. IN. 5 Is p. m.
Time Of arrival
From tho East. 80 IN rs pm
From the West, 8r5 am l. 3Opm.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-05-08

Commissioner Graf will be prepared
May 18TH to receive cattle in his WILL
mont herd. See nd.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-05-08

For the leading sewing machines go
to J. H. Jonhsun'S. 362w.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-05-08

Call at the City Mta, Market for
Fresh and Salt Meats. A. W. Mum
ford, Prop. ID. Cramer, Carver. 35-1w
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-05-08

Minor Arrival, on Thursday morning
last, at 7. II. Crever's, an s ID. girl
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-05-08

Young Turkeys for sale. single or in
pairs. (37-tf) is. BEERS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08

franfbeit, &inberiterbli9feit gu einem gro
ZEN Tbeil bur5 eIterlide Grunfiu6t pers
uriadt. Sernsr 25 Prpsent iammtli6er
Srren iinb es bur9 Srunfiu6t semorben.
Sn Oansis litten 1882 BON 90 in bic Sr>
renanifalt Iufsenommenen SO am Oslis
rum tremens. Die Sterbli6feit Der
Srinter lit 81 Wfal srOBer ais bic Der mds
Zig lebenben aberdeen. sSn gaiern ba9es
gen lit bic Sduferfranfbeit 4 Wfal serinser
als In YreuBen. Sn Berlin iinb 1871
80 idbrli6 b~urdidnittIi9 37,4 9roSent
an Sduferwabniinn grfranfte seitOrben.
Sn greuBen famen ls74-7s 3s1 Selbits
morbe Dor, bic in ber Grunfiudt ibren
@runb batten, in 0euti9lanb iberbaupt
46 Yrosent Morbe, SO Bro3ent Sobti3lds
ae, IA grosent i9werer &Orperletuns, IA
gro,ent Sdue bes Wiberitanbes ge9en Die
Staatssspalt, 60 Brosent Sale bon gtotbs
su1t, II YroSsnt SdIe BON Ter9eben ges
gen bic Sittli9feit, pel9e ale IN Der
9runtebeit besansen tparen. Oas iinb
i9auerise 3ablen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08

8eiswampad. slaiabrli9, ant
Sonntase por benz "a. Stunt, miro bier
bas 5eit bes 81. Oonatus nit feierlidem
@ottesbienite unb 8roseifion ~besangen,
po5u Die Na9barsB farreien IN 8ro,eifion
uno 3ablrei3e 8ilser BON gtab unb sserm
berfommen. Dieter Seittas wurbe einses
fibrt i'm Sabre 1854 in Solse zines burd
ben 81. Oonatus e~rlansten uunoerbarerr
S9uses, bes eriten in unierm 2anbe bes
%fannten, auf bic 6irbitte bieies 6eiliaen
sewirften Bunoers. Sn bisiem Sabre
waro aber an %. Stunt bas speibunbertS
ldbrise Subildum Der gerebrans bes bI.
Oonatlis in Beispampa3 sefeiert.
Gtutl It anb ber Stabt 2urem>
burg.
Setratben. = Bonn 7. sunni: RarI
G6eopbil Mi0er, Giienbabnbeamter, nit
Gltiabetb SUB. H.: Bernard a~enanut
gilbert Ssrael, nit Q6ele N~einbarb.
SterbefdIIe. = Bonn 7. Stunt:
Watbtas Miaer, aft As Sabre, 6anbarS
better. H.: Marta Souiisniere, aft Is
Sabre; Setter Maria gilbert 6elbenitein,
alt Sc S., Nsronom. 49,: Ratbarina
9ei4winb, alt 10 S., obae Stanb, ebe>
log; 5elir Serrens, aft "a Sabre, Bu1S
fiibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08

bas @elb erbalten. ltnb pie pieler lin:
rube lit bamit Der ginuanberer entboben ?
wiepiele Gorge bat er weniser. Nur per:
geiie man babel ems ni9t, baB 5 Sranfer
feinen Dollar ausma6en, ionbern nrr Oh
90 Gents ameritanii6. 8on bieiem Wertb:
perbaltniB MAIDEN ii6 bic nit internatio=
nalen @slbssi9dften wenis pertrauten
auswanberer ielten einen 8esriff u. slal:
ben bann lei9t an 8etrug, Der ni9t uor:
banben lit. Yoitanweiiunsen baben ben
Na6tbeil, baB iie nt9t in Summen iiber
$50 unb MIR cine GENTLE In5abl bteler
Inweiiunsen an einem Gage on bteielbe
Yerion ausseiteQt weroen.
ST.. Sacob 6. S9mibIer, ein
Sobn bes firsli9 ueritorbsnen Sobn
S9mibler, lit gum Yeitmeiiter BON Oacas
ba, Wisc., ernannt woroen.
@ir entnebmen bas Solsenbe Der
vSainois Staatss 3eituns". @s lit cine
Na9ridt, bic mir lieber nt9t mittbeilten.
-rSebr red ideint es Der iest flnfs
unopiersisidbrise oeuti d. g o It B eb
9etnr. MIller Hew Oort,
leiber elm Bruber bes bemotratii9en Nas
tionals 9lbgeorSneten sti9olas Mi0er BON
bort, setrieben gu baben, Bis ct bieier Gage
bur3 ben Yoitamtsbetettiu Itewcombe abs
gefaBt purSe. Gr maro Dor 6 sSabren,
na9bem er bic erforoerlt5e Gi%piloienltpriis
flung abselest bate, in Der Boituerualtuus
angeitelt. Seit mebreren Sabren mar CT
in Dem Boitbureau Der BennIplpania
Babnseieai9aft in Serep 9ttp als
vEransfer>Glert tbdtts unb bate ais isls
der bic 8riefe pom Boitamt auf bic 8abns
siise gu beiorsen. sSm 9aufe bes usrsanz
senen Sabres tam baielbit cine sroBe Ins
3abl pom 8riefen abbanben unb obslei9
man wuBte, baB fe bur9 Miuer's Sdnbe
sinsen unb i'm baber i9arf iiberpa9te,
selans es bod LANCE 3eit ni9t, bic Oiebs
table auf i'm su%rid3ufiibren. 9orilarb
q SO. iowie anbere sroBe Sirnten IN Nep
Seriep melbeten bdufs ben 8erIuit bebeus
TENDER Summen on, wel9e pon @ei9dftss
freunben an fe absei9idt waren, aber
nidt in ibre Sdnbe selansten. Cine Sir
ma In Baterion perlor auf bieie Weiie I'M
9aufe elmer Wo1e $50, 900 an gbeds unb
We9ieln auf cine 8ant su philadelphia.
SbersBoitinipettOr S6arp nabm nun elm
iol6es Sntereiie an benz Sale, baB er benz
Snipettor Nepcombe nod suet anbere
Ooifamtsbetettiues bes pennipluantl9sn
Sesirts, Speese unb Coates, our vSufars
beituns" beiielben beisab. Waan ermtttels
tie, baB Die Briefe aus benz Briefiat pom
Seriep gitp abbanben tamsn unb spar
waren barunter iol9e aug Waibinston,
wsitIidsn unb iiibusifliden Stdbte, iowie
aus Connecticut unb Maha9uietts. gnbs
lid bieier Gage wurbe Wiaer auf Der
Chat ertappt, als er 4 Briefe uom Sabns
bof in Seriep Gttp itabl."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08

Der srDste Spradtennsr Der neusrn
0ersansenbeit mar befanntli9 elm &atbOz
lit, Ser cardinal Mes,ofanti. Oerielbe
iprad mebr ais so Spra6en, 10 baB CT Bel
ben beriibmten Spradenfeiten int C~ollegium
Urbanum BET r5miiden propaganda fi9
nit ben Stnbenten a1er uertretenen gatios
nalitdten gu untsrbalten permodte. Seute
1T Der bebeutenbiten Spra9tenner slei9s
faas elm Ratbolit. Sc lit Der Seiuitens
Batter Boiling, Elm S%auerniobn aus Der
@egenb pom &Sln. Oerielbe fennt unb
peritebt mebr ais go Spra9en unb Oias
lette. limb bod lit bic fatbolii9e Stride
betanntli9, wie ieber Sreioenter unb mans
der Broteftant fdon In BEN Binbeln weiB,
bic idredlidfte 8erbummunssanitalt auf
grben. vgrfldre mir, Srinour, bieien
Swieipalt Der Natur."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
81 1T 6urgi(6es s.
Wereiniste Staaten.
Gin 8atb fur Gtnwanoerer.

Gs lit ni6t lelten, baB in ben S%fientIis
den Bldttern bes Sitens &lassn BON Gins
.wanberern %perlauten, baB ibnen bic mitses
bra9ten @elber 9eltobIen porben ieien,
ober ionit abbanben tommen. &i9tig 1T
ss idon, baB Der Neueinsewanberte mfg
trauil1 1T, feline flingenbe Sabe in sutem
@slbs fsit in bic 8Ieiber sendbt NIT ii6
trdgt, aber ba Siele IN ben Safenitdbten
ibr europdii9es @elo in ameritanii6es
Yapier ober @olb umwedieln, 10 lit ss
benno9 ni9t ielten, baB 2euten bic &leis
Der nit ben @elbern, ober bic gewe1ielte
Winse nit Dem nidt seniisenb gut beiorss
ten Saidenbu9 fortfommen unb iie bann
mittelos In frembem 9anbe baiteben. limb
bod wie lsi6t fam ii9 Der ginwanberer
ssssn iol9e @efabren idiiben! @ir Mir
ben unlern ~2anbsleuten ratben, menn iie
bic Seimatb uerla1en nur iopiel flinsenbe
Miinse m%itsunebmen uno poblusrpabrt BEL
ii9 81 trasen, ais iie auf Der &eiie gu ses
brau6en sebenten unb fir ben Geit ii6
@e6iel 81 %taufen, ober ii6 Yoitanweiiuns
gen auf ibren Namen IN elmer 9roBeren
Stabt sablbar lautenb, ausitelen 81 laiien.
Die ais ii1eres @eloinititut befannte Sns
ternationale 8ant IN 2~uremburs perfauft
iol9e We9iel ieber Seit gum Saseseourie
auf Gtew Yort unb bic @ediel auf New
Yorf nimmt iebe 8anf audi I'M fernen @es
fen germ gu pari an. 9luf bic grt iinb
bic 9eute abiolut fiber. Selbit psnn Der
@e9iel p%erloren sebt, lit bas @elb nidt
perloren, ba bic 0ant elm Setunba, unb
n6tbisenfalls ielbt elm Tertia Ws9iel
ausiteut. llnb lonte gar Der Oampfer nit
Mann unb Maus su @runbe seben, wie
bies unslidli@erweiie NIT benz Stsinman"
sei@ab, wirb ben 8ere9tisten IN europa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
8el8ti6 : ~Sugemtur8.

9err u. 6. 9 onmeIame, ginnebs
n1er ber birecten Steuern, lit uon 8afes
Booeur (9iese) mad 2aro9e psriest wors
ben.
Im 8. Stunt farb su Meuf9ateau
Der ebemalise pfarrer pom 9arsimont, Sr.
Nbbe Collin. r. I. P.
Mm Is. Stunt, 4 t1br Nadmittass
brad gu 0ouftemont I'M 5auie Bisrrarb>
Weriat Seaer aus, bas aud bic @obnun>
gen s. S. 8autbier unb s. galon IN
6lammen ieste. Eros i9neIer t6ilfe finb
bic 8erluite beoeutenb serueien, bod fiub
lie bur9 8ert9eruns sebedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08

Fort, fort mat de ledege suorgen,
Eft LIGHT n e freleche muorgen,
Do liver erheft sech 10 d SOM.
Ais garden, ais %treier, re lewen,
Dem welle mer emmer n6strewen,
Da blet ons flu lorber e kranz,
Wa mir ons quit halen am dam.
Wa Luna bel stere s~pazeert,
Do uowen um himmel placeert,
Damn hale getreilech mir wuocht.
Mir musse guor muonches erdr6en
Bel schne a rem diff mer net kloen ;
Bel s~tirmecher, deischterer nuocht
Brat halen, an trei, mi ons wuocht.
Wa mir ons op d poster opstellen,
Da 81 mer all leschteg gesellen,
Haut get ct op B an op G.
An nuochts un der zwelefter auer,
Da 81 mer schs braf OPP der lauer /;
Den oberkontrolleur mecht d ront,
A fent ons all fresch a gesont.
Halt, bridder, a lauschtert dat brommen,
Ech heeren eppes do kommen,
Eft 81 gewess schmockeler do.
Halt Wen do +? T 81 garden. Dill
schmockeler,
Her let der elo eren cocker
A katie, a wat der mach huot,
Get allies her niddergeluot.
Erschengt ons damn entlech de muorgen,
Da gi mer op hem one suorgen,
Ons stonnen, de sin damn erem.
Damn hescht ct, hop jonge, majeert,
Hell get net me lenger ~quateert /;
Marsch hem, an da get ct an d rob,
Et fale 10 d de bal 20.
A wa mer fun schlofen erwechen,
Da get ct eng drepchen re krechen,
Derno get de kaffe gedronk.
Ons kennercher herzlech ons lachen,
Dat Diet ct fill besser mach schmachen.
Der frechen hirt leflecht gesicht
Me frentlech we d steren ons LIGHT.
Mir garde 81 leschteg a frelech,
A muonechm6l monter a sGlech,
Beim beer a muselerwein,
Do l6sze mir geren ons nidder
A sange fill leschteger lidder.
Mer brengen en- hurra damn aus,
Dem kinnek an och sengem haus.
A wann emol d h6er sech blechen,
Mir garden onst n bal errechen,
Da gi mer all diaper OPP hem.
Wann d gicht damn och reiszt an de glid
der,
An dreckt ons gewaltech duornidder
Gin d sete fun lewen all schlaf,
Komraten, da get ct an d graf.
Am Merz 1884.
N. z. Becker.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Ser Neeoro oeS Senators Sbos
maS 8aDaro bon Delaware.

Sect, no Der Name 8aparb ais mSss
li9er bemofratii6sr Yrdiibenti9afts sGans
bibat banfis senannt wirb, lieit man In re-
pnblifanil9en Vlattern unb bort man BON
republitanii9en Yolititern iebr oft, baB
8aparb wabrenb bes ariesss ni9t Iopal
our Sade Der Union sebalten babe; man
bort ferner bic 0robuns, bas I'M Sale ieis
ner Domination fem v&ecorb" aus ben
Parteis@rdipen berpOrsebolt unb bab benz
p&itter NIT benz webenben Sslmbul9e"
unb ieinem Bitter unb reiiissn 8naps
rensefolse ni9ts lieber iein werbe, ais nit
Daparb, benz u0fitter Obme Gur@t unb Gas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Str&fi&e WeutSRetten.
SnIan6.

Tatber 2ambert's ,,Notes on niger
sole iou nun idon in l0O, 900 grems
plaren perbreitet fem. Gin 8epeis, baB
S6rifteu, wel6e ni6t NIT bebanbi9ubten
6insern sei9rieben werben, nod LANCE
ni9t gum alien @iien ssporfen werben.
Der gerfaHer, 'Satber 9ambert, lit einfader
Yrieiter Der SiSseie &o9eiter, Der Dor
benz giirsertriese IN Sainois, !. 9. in
Sbawneetown unb Mlton redt eifris ses
wirtt bat.
@rSbiSceie gbieaso.
Ser bodw'ite 8iidof Teebau weibte
am Sonntas, %. Stunt, bic polnii6e fatb.
&ir9e an Der II. unb Yaulinas StraBe benz
Oienite bes Serrn. Die Seitprebist belt
Der bo9w. Serr Sobn @alorom uon Yuls
man. Die polnii9en tatbolii6en 9ereine
unb cine Wense @ldubiser betbeiIisten
ii6 on Der i9Snen 6eier.
gtm Sonntag, ben %. Snni, Ra9mits
tags fano bur9 ben bo9wit'en GrSbii5of
Seeban bic giniesmuns bes gditeins Der
tatbol. ct. Gliiabetbs Rir9e IN SpbesYa rt
itatt. Mebrere Yrislter unb cine sroBe
Mense @ldubiser nabmen an Der Seller
Gbeil. Die neue &ir9e wirS IS SUP brett
unb 100 SUB tief unb swei Stod bod nit
Saiement. SIN eritea Stot wirb bic tas
tbol. S6ule unb I'M 2. Stod bic Stride
iid beinben. 0isielbe iol &aum fir 900
YeriOnen baben.
Sic vYriioer Der Qiebe", wsl9e bas
ct. I~ntoniussO iSceian @aiienbaus on
Der @ratiot iett perpaIten, baben etn Nos
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
D E G D.

Dem herr Jean Stoffel, ~pensioneerte Gard
musekmeschter bel der philharmo-
nesche' Gesellscheft zo Ober-
martelengen z6erkannt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-17
Deeds Filed for Record Yesterday.

Il st., north side, bet N. J. ave- and 9Th ST. n.
W., N. j. ave., west side, bet X SITS. n, W.,
lots SO to 43, both inclusive, sub. OF 50. sos,
Leopold Neumeyer trustee, 10 John +. Arms,
s3,2li.A.
l4th ST., cast side bet r. ]. ave. and N st. N.
W., lots IL, "a, and 70, of Miller's sub. of
Heitmuller's sub of So. 2i2, James Il. Miller
to Smith Petit $1,000.
n. G. ave. south side, bet. 10th and 18th sts. S.
E, lot q, j. T. Arms's sub. of SO. 06S, Mary
T. Bender to John 4. Arms, $3.50.
l. ST., north side, bet. 10Th and 10Th SITS. n. W.,
lot 3, 50. III, Joseph Linkins to Emma c.
Linkins, $40.
Same property us next above, Emma c.
Linkins 10 susannah Linkins, SO.
Mass. ave, south side, bet, nth st, H. and pub.
space, pit, lot -, So 5. of So, 1853, John T..
Thomas TO Lucy Melontree, $40.
Q st., N. side, bet. n. j. ave, and 9TH st. n. W,
lot H. w. W. Corcorans sub. of 50. SOP,
Maria NJ. Webster TO William X. Arnold,
$1,000.
Redfern ST., G. side, bet and p SITS. n, W., lot
67, Humphreys sub. of So. 500, Enos Lapham
] to John b. Simmons 81.
9Th st., q. side bet. l.. Cap. ST. and A st. S. g.,
lot 10, WWilliams's sub. of So. sos, Elizabeth
Wood TO Charles Starks, g., 500,
18th ST.. W. side, bet. q and II sts n. c., lot 81,
Mason and Fowlers sub. of 50. $50, George
Mason TO Edward Bowie, $3.50
st., n. side, bet 9th and nh sts. g. W., lot "a
and pit, lot 20, in the rear, in Church aud
Hctron's sub. ofsq. 467, Adelaide l.. Hawkes.
to John w, Cunning 81.
Same property Us next above described, John
w. Cunning to Benjamin f. Hawkes., 81.
L ST., 4. side, bet 18th and 18th SITS, n. w., lots
A, II, and @, Bryants sub of So. l72, Allen
&. Clark TO James Hayes, SLIGO.
Lot 70. Mattingly and Wilson'S sub. of SO. 863
John T. Arms TO Lucy A. Cunningham, $3.50.
Murphy and Cushings sub. of So. 1888, Albert
Il. Fox TO James Il. Dartt 81, 37b.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-17
four or a Kind.
JEFFERSON (.uo,y Democrat.

Several weeks ago we mentioned the
fact that Mrs, Henry Pohlman, of Mera-
mac Township, had given birth to four
children at ono time. Since then we
have learned marc OF tho lady's fruitful
moss and which is undoubtedly ono Of tho
most remarkable cases on record. After
having several children, she gave birth to
pair of twins which were followed by
tripio,s, and about a month ago sho pro-
scented hor husband with quartet. All
of tho children enumerated were born
alive. With such families as the Pohl-
mans there 10 no danger OF Jefferson
county ever dopopulating.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-17

HAY FEvER.-My brother Myron and myself
were both cured OF Catarrh and Hay Fever last
July and August by Ely's Cream Balm. UptO
Dec. % these troubles have not returned
GABRIEL FERRIS, Spencer N. Y.
HAY FEvER-I was afflicted for twenty years
with Hay Fever. / used Ely's Cream Balm
with favorable results, and can recommend IL
TO all.-RoBERT w. TowNLEY ex-nayor Eliza.
beth, N. j.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-17
THE COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted by the District Judlciar
YesterdaY

Circuit Court Especial 7erm)--JuSioe james
Morgan, Dore & Libbey VS.. Pratt; execution on
judgment ordered. Loughran VS.. Miller; judg-
ment by default for slOi. Plat q Gumpert vs..
Eisenan: time 10 give security for costs ex-
tended ten days.
Equity Court--TIsRce Jdmes-Berret VS.. Mid.
dletan q Co.; Alice 4. jenkins, N. W. Burchell,
and L. T. Parker made parties complainant;
Reyes VS.. Reyes; divorce granted; Whelan VS..
| Mccarthy; sale finally confirmed. Mitchell
| VI. Mitchell; restraining order issued.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-17

To all who arc suffering from the errors and
indiscrctOns Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss OF manhood, &c, / viii soni
a recipe that will cure YOU free of chargp,
Thlsgrcat remedy was discovered byn mis-.
sionary in South America. Send d sclEal.
dressed envelope 70 the Roy, Joseph 4. Iaman.
Station D., New York CITY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-17
THE SERVICES INTERRUPTED.
Why Deacon BDdkin Retained and
why lilo Discarded Isis Wedding
Hat,


why no DaCnrued Ills wedding
Hat.
boston Globe.
Deacon Bodkin is an old fashioned man
and olings touaciously to an old fashioned
head covering. His daughters have fro
quently urged him to procure a modern
silk hat and to lay aside tho old style,
bell crowned beaver, but to no avail.
Gals hc would say, whenever tho
subject was brought up, that 'oro is my
weddin' hat. Your mother picked IL out
herself an / couldn't think o. goin back
on her, you know. Now, you mustn't
think that you know moro than your ma
what IL fashionable"
A fow Sundays ago the deacon wont 20
church rs usual. In the evening he at
tended conference meeting aud sat In
his usual place, depositing his treasured
hat carefully on tho floor in tho aisle. A
short praise service opened tho exercises.
and the deacon was Justify singing,
On Jordon's stormy banks stand,
| And cast q wistful eye,
with his head thrown back on his shoul-
ders his oyes closed and his hands olasped
over his capacious abdomen. At that
moment tho rustic of silkon skirt was
hoard and fashionably attired lady
swept up tho aisle. Tho deacon opened
ono corner of his "wistful eye" in order
to take in tho situation. The silkop skirt
was provided with voluminous train,
and, as tho occupant swept past, tho dea-
con, with tho open corner OF hiseyc, boz
held his cherished hat rolling up the aisle
| in tho wake of the dress and Its occupant.
The deacon had just reached tho line Of
tho hymn,
Where my possessions lie,
whom he broke of abruptly, and made an
energetic plunge 30 recover his hat. He
alighted upon all fours In tho confer of
the aisle. but Just as he thought the hat
was in his grasp, tho silkon train gave
an additional switch, and tho hat followed
with On additional roll. The deacon fol-
lowed tho hat, still upon all fours. but again
IL eluded him. and yet again and again.
SO intent was the deacon upon recovering
his possessions that ho was not in tho
least aware that the attention Of tho on
tire congregation was attracted to the
sight Of tho dignifed deacon, following
upon all fours richly dressed lady up
tho aisle, ever and anon endeavoring to
grasp an antique hat, which as often
oluded him.
A church meeting was called tho noxt
week, at which the charge was brought
against tho deacon OF drawing the alton
tion of tho young people from the
solomnities Of worship upon the Lords
day. The deacon explained the matte,
as best he could, and tho church by vote
decided that ho should DO released with.
out q roprimand, but recommended that
inasmuch as his peculiar hat would now
attract moro attention than ever he
should compromise tho matter by procur'
ing now one.
The next Sunday the deacon's new ha'
and its probable cost was tho talk of tbs
| town.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-17
u. ~. MoNb, N'tltIhl iAsstHENi hN'is'
VIZ ASHINGToN, OHIO AND WESTER
w RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TRAINS DAILY except SUI
DAYJ BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA

SUMMER AhhANlffIMENT.
TWO TRAINS DAILY except SUN.
DAYJ BETwEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND HILL
Leave Washington at $50 n. III. and f:25 p.
Pass Leesburg, going westward at :35 o. m.
and $50 y. M, and arrive at Round Hill ut 1871
u. m. and 100 p; n;
Pass Leesburg, going eastward, Mt 6;l5 a. m. and
6Ob u. M, and arrive ut Alexandria at S;22 a.
m. and 7:l5 p. m. and ut Washington at $3.50 H.
M su nna ES RRHIN leaves Round 1rIll at 1927
n. m, Arrives at Alexandria at S:22 and wash
ington at $50. Leave Washington Mt 500 p. m.
Asxanara ~ sac P 1 psi iSSessiss going
3. NJ. BROPHY, Superintendent
yINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
/ THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH.
SOUTIiW EST, AND WEST.
Schedule in effect Aug 8. 1884
$40 A. M.-New orleans Mall daily. making
close connections to all points, south and south.
west. Daily, except sunday. with G q o Ky.
and Washington 70 Atlanta; Pullman sleeping
Cars from Washington and Atlanta to New Or.
leans.
Charlottesville, to CINCINNATI, Louisville, and all
Western Points. Pullman Sleeping Cars from
Washington 70 Louisville. -
daily. TO all points south anu Southwest, via
Danvile and Charlotte. Daily, except sunday,
With q. & o. Ry Pullman sleeping Cars from
Washington, via Danville Charlotte, and At.
lanta, TO New orleans; also from Washington,
via Charlotte and Columbia, to Augusta Pull
man, sleeping Car nom Washington to White
Manassas Division train leaves Washington
at 700 u m, and D;lO y, m. daily, except sun
day. WHrrenton trains lenye Washington ut
For ticketS and Ill Information inquire at
Company's ONCE, COL pennsylynnla avenue
Nj. s1AuoHrERS.' MAcDA sois fIA AiSsG1
Gen. Pass Agent Traffic Manager
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-17

BALrIH0RE, Sept, l3.--Cotton dull: middllng
l0Rc, Flour steady and quiet; Howard street
and western slpertine, S2,25Gb2.76: do extra
SS,OOG3,75c; do family. sL00Ge5O0; city mills,
supGrline, s2,37@2,75; do, extra, S3.00dG35O; do
Rio brands, Si62; Patapsco iamily, $3.50;
do, superlative patent $500. Wheat-5outhorn
firmer and active; western higher, closing
quiet southern red, S3GDSGc; do. amber, So
Gylc; No. Maryland, S71ac asked: No .
western winter red, spot, $500 S22I' September,
81 &C. asked October SHs@S3ic; November
SI20sGIc December, SI60S7J4c, Corn--South.
crn white, steady; yellow. easier; western en-.
tirely nOminal southern white, 6S607Uc; do.
yellow Gj@GGc. oats firm; southern, 3l13jc;
western white, 3i035c; do. mixed, 3l@39c;
Pennsylvania, 3l@35c. Rye ilrmCr at 56@5Sc.
Hay quiet ana steady prime TO choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland sl9,0O9li.OO
bulk meats, shoulders, and clear rib sides,
packed. 75I0ll1o; bacon - shoulders SIC,
clear rib Sides 1870, hams l5IIQl6l3c. Lard
Refined, ylIC. Butter firm for choice; western
packed SGpl6c; creamery, ls@2ic Eggs firm
ut lGlr re- Petroleum trner; refined, 76s@7aI
Coffee quiet and firm; Rio cargoes, ordinary to
fair 9i4@lOhc, sugar quiet; A soft, dc.
Copper Refined quiet ut l25a@l3c. Whisky
quiet and steady at u,i8ml1Q Froights to
Liverpool per steamer dull; cotton, 3-lBd; flour
Isl grain 20D259d, RecGipts-FlOur, 3,ll6 bar
Tels, wheat, l2GOOObushcls; corn, 5000 bushels;
oats, 200 bushels; rye, 800 bushels. Shipments
Wheat, 10000 bushels; corn $500 burhgN.
oats, 500 bushels. sales-Wheat $50, 900 bush.
els; corn, $500 bushels
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKEr
DAlTMoHE Sept, lG.--Virginia 6s, oonsoli.
laN..s 40 HtssNaH Ga E|tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-17

DURKEE's Salad Dressing is tho best thing of
| the kind ever sold With it superb salad of
any kind can be made without delny or
trouble, 1t is also one of the best sauces for
cold meats, etc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-17

An you have a hcudachcl Why don't YOU
try Ayers pills? They win relieve theaomach
restore the digestive organs 10 healthy action,
remove the distractions that dcprvss nerves
and brain, aud thus euro your headache per,
munently,