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DIED.

DAEbs
DEvINY..on the I'd instant, Timothy IT,
peyiny, aged months, son Of Edward ana
Johanna Deviny.
KENNEDY.-on Tuesday, September 2, 1891
at 5il5 p. M, Sarah q. Kennedy, eldest
Il. Kennedy.
Funeral WIN take place from her lato resi-.
dence, No. "a street northeast, on Thursday,
september 4, 1884, at p. m, and proceed 10
ST. Aloysius' Church. Friends OF the family
are Invited to attend.
BUORLER,-At Narr8gansett Pier, August
-, 1854, Riggin Buckles, Al. D., OF Baltimore,
erosion. ON raosaay,sM Dor ?, 1854,
at 80 a. M, after a long ~ 7ntul Illness,
which he bore with Christi altitude, Han.
son erosion, beloved husld OF GeOrglanna
J Groshon, aged AZ years Rntfd months.
Funeral will take place from his late resi-.
dence Thursday, at 3 p; mr. No. 2s2 Delaware
the family are invited to attend.
HAYES.-On Saturday, August 80, 1884,
Hattie e., the only and beloved daughter OF
Charles II. and Elizabeth Hayes, aged 81 years
and 10 days,
Past her suffering, past her pain,
Cease 20 weep, for tears are valn
Calm the tumult of thy breast,
For she who suffered is at rest,
BONIFANT.--At the homo of her father,
Washington Bonifant near Sligo, Montgomery
County, Nd, September ., 1881, Laura Doni.
FAINT aged 30 years, months and . days.
EoKLoFF.-on Tuesday, septomBer2 ?, 1881,
Jonnio, beloved Wife OF Frederick II. Ecklon
and daughter OF w, j. Shepperson.
Funeral VIII take place Thursday, Septom-
per a, y \. mn from her late residence, ol2
DE &uLEs.-on Tuesday, September .,
1881 R6 10 p. M, Charles Laird, infant son
otJ. And Cora II. Do saules, aged months
MShE.-Departed this life on the morning
OF August 81, 1884, James n. Magee, beloved
husband OF Annie q. Magee, In the 11th year
OF his age.
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MARRIED.

ARUNDEL-RoGERS.-A the parsonage OF
Union Chapel, by the Rev. W. Il. L. weech, on
August 90, 1884, Charles A. Arundel 10 Miss
Lou Rogers, both OF this city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES morning, Sep
TENDER ., 1884, at the residence OF the brides
parents, No. 10y Ninth street northwest, by
TO Susie NJ. Evans, daughter OF DR.. Warwick
Evans. No cards.
SMITH-MENESEE.-on July %, 1881, at
Linden, Va. by the Rev. d. O. Tountil, IL. W.
Smith, IT., OF this city, to Miss Carrie V. Meme
see, of Anderson, Ind,
WOODS-DE KRAFr.-On Tuesday, Septem.
Der 2, 1884, at st. Johns Church, Washington,
Assistant Engineer Arthur Jaunett Woods, u.
s. N, and Miss Harriet Scott De Kraft, daugh.
ter OF Commodore j. q. z. De Kraft, U. 8. N.
No cards.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-09-03
PERSONAL POINTS.

-PosTMAsTER-GENER GRESHAM has
returned TO the city.
j. W. LANGLEY starts this evening for
Kentucky. He is In bad health.
Jay WEST KALI, secretary of the Four
teenth-street Blaine and Logan Club, went TO
New York yesterday on private business.
HENRY RABE and John A.. Clarke,
esq, will leave here this morning for Fortress
OF the estate OF the late George Juenemann.
-CoLoNEL WILLIAM w. WHITE, of tho
Treasury Department, has returned TO the
city after spending his leave of absence with
friends at Cynthiana, Ky. He says the report
that his cousin, Hon. John ID. White, has de-
clined denomination for Congress, Is without
foundation.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-09-03
The Mystery solved.


Wei, Uncle RUDE, how have you been since
you came TO live down hero on the rlvor?"
POLY, marster, poly"
you are not used TO living In such an out.
otthe-way place, Uncle Rube. You are suffer-
Ing from Isolation"
"Dats II, sab. Glory to His name, OATS II.
Peo got em, ESQ suffered Wild 'ein mighty
bad, marster. / had disrecommembered do
name OBJ do misery ! knowed II want ma.
You struck Il do fust clatter, sab. CD dua'ter
'hout you, sab, to buy some isol on medl,
CineP
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A Cure for oil Diseases.

An Individual who represented himself as n
"scientist" has been amusing the medical
journals with descriptions OF his method for
the cure OF all diseases. II consists OF no less
formidable process than the complete filter
ing OF the patients blood-in vacuum-and
thereby removing oil deleterious substances.
He applies one mouth Of his machine to an
artery and the other to q vein, and, as he re.
marks, "the blood's got to go through my filter
or the man'll de-" The doctors arc kind TO
him, his language isgood, he asks for nothing,
ana he believes he Is going TO save the human
race,
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VITAL STATISTICS
For the Week Ending August 8

For the Week Ending August so.
The number of deaths occurring during
the week was 100, Sc white and A colored,
the rate Of mortality per 1000 per annum
being 1928 for the white, 1902 for the COL
ored, and 26.00 for the total population.
There were 40 deaths from zymotic dis
eases, 10 from constitutional diseases, %
from local diseases, 12 from developmental
diseases and from violence. The prin-
cipal causes Of death were consumption 12,
typhoid fever G, scarlet fever 3,diphtheria A.,
cancer 9, heart disease 2, paralysis 2, whoop.
ing cough and diarrhetic diseases IA. OF
the decedents 8 white and A colored were
over 60 years of age and 90 white and 90
colored were under years of age. There
were white and 3 colored stillbirths re-
ported. Marriages reported 8 white and 3
colored. Births reported white males IL.
white females 10, colored males 1SsscDfored
females II. ,Sec
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A writ In equity was presented to-day by the
National Bank of the Republic against Mr..
Clinton Adams and Mary Z. Wright, his
mother, on the ground that tho bank being u
a creditor OF Adams, was entitled to satistac.
tion OF Its debt out OF his estate, and that In
order to avoid such satisfaction Adams had
placed upon record after the institution OF tho
writ at law a deed OF all his property to his
mother, Mrs. Wright. This decd, the bill
prays, may be set aside.
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WEST WASHINGTON.

Temperature and condition OF water at
ia. M: Great Falls, temperature, 70; condl-
ton, SO; receiving reservoir, temperature,
connection, SO; distributing reservoir, tenn.
perature, rs; condition at lnnuent gatehouse,
80; at enuent gatehouse, 80.
The boat Maryland arrived to day with =
600 bushels corn and 5000 bushels wheat N
Arrived to-day; Schooner Milford, OF MatvB,
with stone. Cleared; Schooner Addio Fowler,
coal for Charleston.
Gambling on Sundays has been carried on to
considerable extent along Rock Crock by
young men and boys who had no better way In
which to get rid OF their money. Sergeant
Hess has several times endeayorod 10 break II
up, but being on horseback while the culprit5
were on foot, has not succeeded In catching
those whom he was after. He recently was
successful In capturing their pile and caltlDy
Tho former amounted to forty cent4.9.sgh
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The Chicago srarkots To.day.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-wheat opened arm. Sep
TENDER, 70la; October, 81, Corn, lsGLc.
higher; September, 52fi; October, sou. Oats,
caster; September, 25as; october, 26A. Lard,
easier; October, $7.52i2. Pork, nomlnally un-
changed; september, S1S.75910; october,
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How Did He Know what Was Lost9

itNhh 0llubSs
TIT Johnson went out fishing again one day
last week. He had nice Lunch nXed up, but
upon arrival at the creek no discovered that
he lost II, so no retraced his steps. Meeting
large, acknowledging negro, who was pick
Ing his teeth, TIN asked,
'Did you pick up anything In the roadg"
mo, sab, didn't pick up nufn1-couldut
a dog hab found II and eat 1t up7'
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FOR RER7-MsceiiuneoUs

FNoR RENT-3D FLOOR, UNPUBLISHED.
II in a very desirable house, also back parlor.
Apply ut 500 IL st. n. W. se23t#
IIOR RENT-A BRANCH HOUSE FOR CON.
II fectionery, In q good location good chance
for the right party. Address ]. ID. Gautron. sO6
at. n. W. nu30.9tr
T1oR RENT--A BRICK STABLE IN TEN
II perance alley. Apply at No. 9l2 Il ST. N. W.
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Peter BANKS Committed.

Peter Banks, a notorious young colored man,
"fternoon. charSed with SIarcenv from t the
person" OF q watch from q colored woman
named Mary f. Newman at the Fifth Baptist
Church while the funeral services were being
conducted over Rev. "Brother" Brooks. He
was committed for the action OF tho grand jury,
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TIE cOolsaLsaacs, KOb's CARBON {

TARsbHashington Chess and Checker and
Stehist Club will give another excursion to
Lower Cedar Point on the steamer Now
Armenia on Friday, September s. The
ABOVE games will be played aboard tho
PROFESSOR FLYNN invites attention to
the subjects taught In his night school.
Although II has been a cold season IL IA 70.
marked tnht no summer hotel men had COM
I mitted suicide. They probably dislike to IN
We ia now cnIiaa .s,5onp ", 'h1lr quests .,..
the uses OF polltics.-M. Y. J0nnaL
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-09-03

"speaking of malaria, which issdow prevail.
chant this morning, "rsfzftids me that at least
once year hayssptt6uch OF It; but II only
lasts few Aiedtes." chow do You cure
doses .sfsfharps celebrated whisky. Tharp
keaI1s'at SIS street northwest"
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-09-03
pittsburgh oil Market To.dav.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. 3.-The oil market
opened strong this morning at 00c.; steadily
advanced, and at 1: 80 p M, quoted at Of Xc.,
with good trading. Tho production OF the
Hardwell District is now reported below 5000
barrels.
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wedding Bells.

Augustus Wood and Jennie Wood
william Clark and 8. Berthe Burtt
j. Heburn p. Benson and Susie NJ. Evans.
Carroll u. Wood and Mamie Phillips, bota
OF Alexandria, Va.
Edgar Il, OXley and Sarah Il, Watson, both OF
Montgomery County, Md.
James Tolliyer and Mary Lee,
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And SO Lose the Stamp.

New Y ork Tribune.
II is said that q well.known bank president
has written an article for n Chicago weekly,
knows the cashiers aadmss In uanAaH no
reply. IA ARaseH
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-09-03

cynical bachelor claims that II women
would only direct their Industries into a
proper channel there would not BIO missing
pulion or crazy Quilt In the world.
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John SHERMAN 81 CO.,


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.
NO. 20 ST. N. n.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated September 2l
A. ID. 1876, and duly recorded In llber No. S2s
folio 40, one OF the land records OF the District
OF Columbia, and by order of the Supreme Court
ofsaid District passed In equity, cause No $3.50,
Will sell, as surviving trustee, at public auction
in front of the premises, on MONDAY, SEP.
TEMPER s, 1881, at O'CLOCK y. m, the follow
lng-descrlbed real estate, situate in the city Of
washington, District Of Columbia. TO wilt All
that piece and parcel OF ground knewn and =
distinguished on the plat or plan ofsaid city nm
as and being lot letteTed /, In d. Ii. Warmers h9i1
recorded subdivision OF lots In square numbered
six hundred and sixty'nine IGGs1, together with
Terms OF sale: one-third cash balance In three
equal payments, payable in 0, II and is months
alter date with interest at the rate of siN 10Y per
cent per annum from day OF sale, to he secured
by deed Of trust on property sold, or all cash.
at option OF purchaser. A deposit OF $50 required
on day Of sale. Ifterms OF sale are not complied
with within Ave days from day ofsale the trus.
tee reserves the right TO resell at the risk and
cost of defaultipg purchaser after FIVE daya Rd-
vertisement. All conveyancing and recording at
ANDREW B. DUVALL,
au2s.d6ds Surviving Trustee.
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There are sharks In tho bay and sharks on
many and ylrulent.-N. Y. NeWS.
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V1HOMAs BOWLING, Auctionecr.

BY virtue OF decree of the District of
Columbia, passed ON the 9TH day of March,
a; D. 1s7o,, In Equity Cause No. 5l]G,
the +. s, & II. Co.. were plaintiffs and Joseph
Brooks ct 81. were defendants, and also by vlr-
tue o. an order passed In the ao9yeentltIed cause
public auction, In front of the premises. ON sat
urday, september 9, 1854 at o'clock p. M, the
Washington, District of Columbia, ITO wilt !" Lot
numbered four ~, in section numbered one ~
according to the plat there ON file Ia the ofice OF
the Surveyor OF Washington County, District of
Columbia,
Terms ofsale: onethird of the purchase money
in cash and the balance In six and twelve months,
with legal interest thereon. Or the purchasers,
at their option. may pay oil In cash.
deposit of $50 to be mndeat time OF sale. All
convsyanclng at cost OF purchaser.
JAS. T. WORMLEY, Trustee.
au2G.eoddds 512 sth st. n. W.
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FINANCIAL.
To.aay,s stock ouotntaIbhs,

Tho following observations OF the trsnsac.
with the opening and closing quotations, are
furnished by the banking.hou OF II. d.
Cooke, IT,, Il Co., 1929 street, Washington,
ID, O.:
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Tho BeautiruI Display

OF Fall Style Hats at Francs, coFnst Eleventh.
and D streets, tho only strisItg s0ne.prlce Hat
town talk OF youn4 hu<~bld. Stetsons cele.
brated soft ana}sM hats are displayed In
great profusienS hd prices are such that the
closest aRkimost dtdnomicp buyers pronounce
theplz,e6 cheapest 10 town.
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AUCTION SALES.

hUNCANSON BHVS., AucIIOnccr@,
IL Corner 9th and ID SIS. H. w,
will sell for account OF NV. Fitzgerald, to the
highest bidder, at public auction, AZ 1 o'clock
SEPI EMBER 9th. 1884, at above named auction
rooms. note Of the Palm Paper Company of the
%, iss3 and payable on demand to the order OF ii.
w. Fitzgerald the Citizens National Bank or
Washington, d. G. Terms-Cash.
gpn2-Hl n. II. WARNER
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A Drowned Man Eonnd.

"A "TOWHeW lENfl It UfEtfu"
A telegram received at the Navy Department
to-day from Woods Holl announces the finding
OF the body OF VIM. O'Donnell, who was
drowned when the Tallapoosa sank. The body
Will DO Immediately Prepared for bprlstsi
There ii NsN7estiou,
4 h,s szcols the Ss'dTflnloS's Belfast Ginger
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-09-03
HouscI eeper&,N5iii Save Money

by rurchasIpsafSeE fdrnlture, carpets, &c
on easy yeef1y orr monthly installments a
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FOR EXCHANGE.

TXTANTED-To EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones At Buffers Stove EXCHANGE
sor. 9th and X; smoky chimneys cured or no
bought
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Mt. VERNON! MT. VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. coRcoRAN EasAMpE
Leaves seyenth.street wharf daily, except sun
day for Mt. Vernon at 10 o'clock O, M; returning,
reaches Washington about $3.50 p. m.
L. L. BLAKE, Captain.
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HS-SPECIAL NOTICE.-Durlng the early part
OF september the Armenia can be chartered ut
reasonable prices ON and after September
nYRteTa will be aerYed ut the Point I'm all stYlea.
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EXCURSIONS.
S,ELECT FAMILY EXCURSIONS

SELECT FAMILY ENoURsIONs
TO BLAcK1sToN's ISLAND AND COLONIAL
BEACH.
The steamer JANE MosELEY .sH@
will continue until further notice TO
run to blackstone Island daily, with the eX-
stngers foI Colonial Beach on every trip, omit
ting Wednesdays
Fare round trip TO either place........... 30 cens.
Children under i2 years ofage".....".,. IS cents.
Moteley leaves Sixth street wharf at 0 a.
m, sharp. Passengers for Colonial Beach on
sundays Will be landed a. CLASSIC shore o.
FhRTSS SHA SNfoN % Eve "a E.c TE
70 COLONIAL BEACH on WEDNESDAY. Sep
s5%sMfr r. The he o s'ssmS o 6 AE s
sa''2 hs sssfo going g sS ooai T
sa s a No. 5 fe %SeS % SVs
W., and with members OF the Union, Boat leaves
g cen cbden setMeen Il s aSd
Sht ahSNp M ASS Loft EXCURSION.
YOUNG NESS gsas! d H REG S2 q NO. %.
RAN, Is miles down the River and : ,.sIh
return, Boat VIII leave at $3.50 prlsss1 sssssss7.
M AP %R itIGJf sHSHs y sRGf%fEMBER D. 1851
Isteisss lunch table at low and popular
prices. Tickets at the boat. au3O-3t
CTEAMER ROCK POINT CAN BE CHAR.
- tered by small parties for any place on the
NV ven OF at PsSy cot Of az H. an7
CELECT FAMILY EXCURSION TO
= Chapel Point by palace steamer 49,,
Lady OF the Lake, with Is state ,slE-
rooms, commencing FRIDAY. Sth ttzs-r sla.sssssls
and continuing every Friday during the season,
ard the steamer ]. w. Thompson every Sunday.
Ronnd.trip tickets, 60 cents. Children, % cents.
Leave their whhrves at u. mi returning at 10
y. m.
Hotel. HOWARD q DAVIS,
au5.lmt Proprlet0rs.
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BOARDING..

MEALS SERVED TO FAMILIES AND
INl others at all hours bya iirst-class caterer
at WI New York ave. N. W, se3
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A TLANTIC CITY.
EXPRESS TRAINS ARE RUN THROUGH
WITHOUT STOPS,
IN 30 NdINUTES.
VIA
Camden & Atlantic II. West Jersey II. RI from
r., from Station foot station foot OF Market
OF Vine street street.
Passengers from Washington will take the
through trains OF the Baltimore d. Potomac Rail-
road TO Philadelphia arriving ut the New Broad
Street Station OF the Pennsylvania Railroad,
where the street-cars will convey passengers
direct to the West Jersey Railroad Station, and
Union Transfer coaches connect direct to the sta
ton of the Camden d Atlantic Railroad.
For through tickets, baggage checks and full
Information apply as follows:
NoRTHEAST COR. 18th ST. q PENN. AVE.
STATION BALTIMORE & POTOMAC r.
J. Il. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent
CHARLES Z. PUGHi
General Manager. ielO-2m
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TO BLAcK1sToNs ISLAND AND COLONIAL
BEACH
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DIR. IIODGKIN, sDmNTfST, RE
- moyedtsss4eNewY York ave. n. W. Zone
door eRst-serffhms' drug store). se3-lm
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WANTED---Houses.

UTANTED--A HOUSE CENTRALLY LoCA-
w ted, suitable for restaurant and billiard
parlor. Address w. IL. HAmmersly, sl3js 7th st.
y. W. se2-2tt
VNTANTED-BY SEPTEMBER Is, A OR
w room house, with hall, gas and water; bet.
Sd and 18th and ID and AZ SITS. n. WI satisfactory
references; Will pay In advance. Address, stating
terms, &C. II. A. Critic Office sepi.3tf
VTANTED-A LADY OF MEANS WISHES
w to buy n small house, from to rooms.
Any one having same can address Cash, Boz +.
Critic office, au90-6ts
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OCCOQUAN FALLS, MARS ALI
" HALL AND GLYMONT.
rTEAMER w. w. CORCOnAN.

STEAMER w. w. CORCORAN.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
This fine steamer will make daily trips (Sun.
days excepted) TO all points on the Potomac aa
far as GlymCnt. Boat Will leave at 10 q. M, and
arrive AT $3.50 p. M. Fare, roundtrip. . cents to
all points except Mt. Vernon, which y y:
SATURDAY EVENING TRIPS
will be mad e during the summer. boat leaving at
6p. M, arriving at $50 y. m, Fare, % cents
usual, boat leaving at D. m. and returning at p
m. Boat will go as far rs indian Head. Fare
80 centB, e20-
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PERSONAL.

A " ARTIST WILL GIVE LESSONS IN
"A portrait, landscape and flower paiutlng at
20 cents per lesson lessons three hours each. Adj
dress Artist. Critic ofilcp, sp3.3lf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~cxa THE CAkD OF JOSEPH n.
BeB Parker In HE EVENING CRITIC of the
I'd instant, in which he states that his marriage
with me is untrue, isA base misrepresentation. A
marriage ceremony n as performed in Baltimore
asa Mr.. Parker aJ Once treated me Ms his wife
and introduced me atsuch to different persons In
Washington. This m be tqlly proven,
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Fare round trip TO either place........ 30 cents.
Children under IL years ofnge""....""... IS cents
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WANTED-Rooms

w ANTED-BY A QUIET GENTLEMAN, A
w pleasant room; must be nicely furnished
and objections to the occasional visit of n lady
friend. Please addresSR. II. r., Critic Office.
Bep1-3t%
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0aI SEVENTH STREET NoRTHwEsT
Ghe public Ia respectfully notified that 1 am no
longer at 952 f st., but 921 Seventh street n, W.
Make no mistake. r r. HARVEY
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The steamer JANE MosELEY = ,,SIE@A
will continue until further notice to- i3g.
ctptlon of Fridays and Saturdays and takes pas
stngere iot Colonial Beach on every trip, omit
ting Wednesdays,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-13
How They Make Putty.

TIE process OF making putty is a very
simple u The princ,p ! ingredients
50 raw ilnScad oil aud whiting. Marble
dust IS mixed With the whiting, and as
il - II ca cheaper it reduces the cost Of
tie pn:tv. IArafline oils are used to a
,r,a' extent instead Of .inseed. and as
IL former is the cheaper and inferior
81 Of the two, the result IS % make an
inferior article. To knead II, it S mt IN
! chastr-aa annular-shaped trough
from The center of w.licll rises a verti.
cal Shaft. From TINS shat, two arms ex-
tend, on the eHds OF WHICH are heavy
ira2 wheeSs that rest II the trough.
v t,4 the shat: revolves the wheels
ease each other around fhe trough.
lie wholesale price Of patty ) atou.
tro cents p,r pound
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How lhr Contingency MAS Avoided.

The 81. Jtu3>s'> Gn-.f saye.-Ine
Colonel ef Al AUSTRIAN regiment mCar-.
tisou III Vienna, who seems L have ietn
nae CT the class q persons popularity de-
~crlbe,! rs more nee than WISE. wrote
4 little time h, fore the recent In2,0i-
.rcs q the Austrian army toa mtdIc4l
man in the little town OF Al IerN. near
auich they took place, stating that he
Was about Is star. with lis regiment for
irzcln. and that he would feel much
,h!lg.l + lie Doctor would tind 4 lpig-
ng OF snme sort for hi 10 adding that he
ivpei i would be in . Christian fani!v,
= BE oi jecttd 20 1--we With jews. \ day
r two afteraard he nc we'd the follow
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