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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-30

DtEKEK's TosIC.
Swept Into the Stream.
One Thousand .cres OF Land Snd "Right
Smart OF Bears"

One Thousand !.cres OF Land and "Right
Smart OF Bears"
On the deck OF "A big Mississippi -tea IN boa
stool an aged southern planter. Indicating
by "A sweep OF his arm the waters the boat was
passing over, he said 10 passenger from tho
North ~ hen wa, twelve years old killed
my frst bear on "A new plantation my father
was then cutting OF u forest tnat grew directly
over ths waters ont at this bend Ihat was u
mighty good plantation ana there WAS right
smart OF bears there, too Bat that one thOus-
aud acres Uf land went into the Mississippi
liver years ago
II Is putting no strain upon the figure
to say that great forests OF youthful hope"
womanly beauty and manly strength
are swept in the same way every year
into the great, turbid torrent OF disease and
death. Yet IT. should not be 50. Ihat Il Is 80
- a Disgrace ~ well as loss. People are
largely too careless or too stupid to defend
,hrir own lulCTo-'s-thO most precious Ot
case L. simple, but to IeCkl"~sness or ignOr.
anCe the simplest things might - well be COm-
pick As "A proposition IN Comic sections.
the huge western rivers, which 50 often fpOu
mountain springs, So all our ailments can Uc
traced 10 impure blood and "A small group OF
disOrdCTrd organs.
Tho most effective and inclusive remedy for
disease Is PahkER's TONIC. 1t guUs to the
sources at pain tnd WCikne4 In res ppnse to
It's action, t.s liver, Kidneys, stomach ana
Heart begin their work Airu-h ana disease r.
driven out. The Tonic l. not, however, an
into NiCaRt, but cures a desire TOR strong drink.
II ave YOU dyspepsia, rheumatism, or troubles
vi itch have refused To yield to other agents
Here u your help. Hl.lmdSSw
DNkK EKs uaIK BsLsAn AND paISK
I Cr's Tonic tor sale Ht COChran'- Drug store
So.l| and 1872 North Qncen st., Lancust"r, Pa
DAWNtE TiTTEKs.
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Letter from don, ,Jonn r. muI,o,,

, "a pEf STREET, NEW YORK, Oct s, 1888
FOR years past have used ALlUoUK's Po.
hous PLASTER on my person and in my family
ana nave found them perfect rs an external
relneuy, quick In their action, giving inmo.
uate reilei, without blistoring the skin, aud
iar superior to all others. No family should
Do Without ALLooCKs ~ PoRoUs PLAsrEus: their
heaiinS powers are wonderful, and their en-
c@oy Iai reaching and lasting. When ia wash
lngton last winter was Induced to try
anolher much advertised plaster for seyele
pain In my back. No relief from tina main hnt
asoro ana biistereh back Tor a week was the
result 30 soon Us the blisters healed I nm,
pnea twoot ALLoooK's Porous PLAsrERs, ana
they gave mo Immediate and nerrnanent ro.
lioi. ihey give additional strength ana vi
talty y 20 mo spinal column, ami they aro n
never lalIlns romody IA my family tor
T"ugns' " Gn,hs, sprains, and all pains ana weak
nssses' Their use has repeatedly saved me-
IRON pneumonia. IconstantIy uso th,,n an1,
tion. ,nuE 1y oonsiuoIh'
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RELIGIOUS.


DEIIuioUs-spRyIU WILL BE HELu
II In the following churches tomorrow, IN
the morning at 1919, In the eve ming nt 80.
sunday school At I:lA y. III. when the hour Is
different II is specially noted
OLIyEr BArrtsr ChuRCH-l. NJ. G. \. Rooms
Rev, NJ traync. sunday school at ~ ~,
FIRST kEroRMsD CHuRCu-hcY. y. \. Peters.
Sunday school at 9 a. IN. Preaching 10y Rev.
h. V. Gcruart II. II. No evening service
ST, IUKg's REF nRNRp CHURCH Marietta ave
nue.. hev. Nm. .. Lichlitcr pastor. sunday
school atq a. IN.
sunday school at "a. m rraycrmceting ON
Tuesday evening.
FIRST NJ r.. CHURCH -ReV. J. I. SatChCll,
pastor. sunday sCTOOl At n. m, frrtCuing
by Rev. q. Rogers, ot philauelphin.
ST. JuHs's LUTHERAN N-hrN. NyINtnu~ stall,
sunday school at II M No evening ser.
GCrwALp MrssIoS -suuday school at : y. IN.
ST. PAUL's kEguRNED -IicV. !. Il. shuIntkvr,
ID. -. sunday school at g:lb a. III. 40 evening
service.
UNrrxD BNxruREN IN CuErsr tCovESANrl =
Corner West Orange und tOuCuri, tiOrmCrIy
known A. SalCml. RCY. VI. J Mumrua, pastor.
sunday school at 9 - Preaching by Rev. >.
! u. FAUST, uf Intercourse.
PREsRYTERIAN CHArEL -PICACuing morning
! and evening by tno pastor, kcv. Thomas
! Thompson. sunday school AT "a. III.
TRINITY LUTHERAN Regular services to-
morrow. sunday school at SIS a. IA.
ST. pAUL's VI. E.-RCy. George Gaul, A Nj,
| pastor. sunday school at9 n. IN.
SECOND Nv. CHURCH (Eng.)-Mulbcrry street,
! above orange l.. \. Morman, pastor, sunday
| school At ';5 u. IN. PRAYER an class on Tues
/ lay AMI Thur. dbN cNrLlnEr At -, sharp.
| PREsBYrEIuAS-Rcv.J J, \. Mitchell, II. ID
! pastor.
/ MoRAvIAN-Rev. j. Max Hurk, pastor. sun
day school at . "A IA. Litlny ami sermon, No
! evening sUrNiCe.
UNIuN BHrHEL.-RCv q. w. ScNulmrr
! sunday school at hli IA IN, Preaching ~ ECy.
| W. Il. JOOvUrt, at Pittsburg.
| 1T. JAMES CHUECH.-lloly Communion 1T :
! Bnd morning service at lJJD u. III. kveniu (
! IrtyUr Al 81 y. IN.
THE harvC-t hoIuo sermon VIII be prctchu /
! in st stephens Lutheran CnuUCh corner
south Duke and Church streets. uy the pastor.
Rev. r., Mei-ter. tO-murrOw morning The
church will be- handsomely decorated with All
kinds Ot cereals, tIiIits and vegetables. In to
evening u Children'8 festival will he ucld.
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Aantaster 3ntesltgenrcr.
Rssr Arp SLEEP.

hESI AFD
Ito sees when theie Footsteps islter, when
their hearts grow weak and faint.
ge marks when their strength is falling, and
listens 20 each complaint
He bids them rest tor q season, for the path.
way has grown too steep.
And folded in fair. green pastures, lie givoth
His loved ones sleep.
Like weary and worn.out children, that Sigh
for the daylizhrs close,
Ie knows that they Oft are longing Tor nome
and its sweet repose;
SO lie calls them I'm from their labors ere the
shadows around them creep,
And silently watching DER them, lie givetb
His loved ones sleep.
He giveth It, oh so gently, as mother viii
hush to rest
The babo that she softly pillows 40 tendcrly
on her breast;
Forgotten are now tho tria 5 and sorrow =
that made them tcp,
Vor with many a soothing promise Ho ~ eth
His loved onos sl,ep.
An dread of the distant future, all fears tnai
oppressed to-day,
Like mists that clear in the sunlight. have
noiselessly passed away;
Nor call nor Camor can rouse them from
slumbers so pure and deep,
For only His voics can reach tnem, who givoth
Ills loved ones sleep.
Weep not that her tolls are over, weep not
that her race Is won
God grant we may rect rs calmly whom our
work, like hers, is dono
T II then we would yield with gladness this
treasure to Him to keep,
And re oice in the assurance, He giveth 1t
loved ones sleep.
Prom the Chrts'irn ineligencsr.
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Oonfoundod cut OF the Mouth OF u Babe,
A child that was born in Etowah county,
Ala, some weeks ago, died after speak ing
q single prophetic sentence--so the Eto
wahian people aver, to wit: "Aiter the
tenth day of August there will be a
drought for five years |" The BirmiI ham
Chronicl6 thus classically admonishes those
who are Inclined TO doubt the oracle !:
$50 far, its prediction is true. Let those
laugh who will at supernatural occurrences
there is much in history 10 confirm belief
in their predictions. Rome was saved by
the oackling Of goose, Joseph was
warned in a dream aud Belshasser saw his
fate iu tho handwriting on the walt"
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Tnousapus say so.

NIT. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan writes "
never hesitate to recommend your Electric
Bitters to my customers, thcy give entire sat
isiaction and are rapid sellers" Electric
Bitters are the purcst and best medicine
known and viii, positively cure Kidney and
Liver complaints Purity the blood and reg.
ulate the bowels. No family can AFFORD to be
without them. They will save hundreds ot
dollars in doctors bills every wear. sold ~
htty cents n bottle by n. II. Cochran, druggist,
Nos. lJ7 and l31 North Queen street, Lancaster,
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Father lfupbards

The latest, in dress, for gentlemen, i
the Father Hubbard" Simply drop
the suspe oders aud wear tho shirt loose
over the top of your pants, instead Of
tucking it in, and you have the Father
Hubbard"
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the Resurrection OF Lazarus

Was miraculous operation. No one thinks
OF raising the dead these tunes, though some
desperately close To death . door have been
restored by BHrd0ck Biooi RtHcrs
I . genuine and lasting health. FOR sale 10y H.
Cochran, druggist, 1877 and lS9 North Queen
ais
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PURE CHEVIOT WOOL,

Twenty o.. TO the yard, all long spun yarn
solid Indigo Color, and warranted the JC-I
material for service in the mATkct.
Persons wishing TO save money can do 80 by
Placing their Orders at once. We have aITrad =
taken orders for = suits, and are tTYins tO &c
cure "a many tH possible tor our iTlpnts and
CustumCrs. They are worth 81 "A sit ",
are selling them AZ s.j, mttU and trimmed IN
the OUst style, AMI a puUtrCt n { guaranteed.
Respectfully Yours,
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Dsrap>Co ISsrITurN.

i tFittieth scs-ion) Enicott city, Nd.
MISS SARAH y. RANDOLPH, PEISCtrAL
situation uusurliIssingly beautiful and eli.
mate noted tpr it, salubTity. win It.. able,
corps ut teachers i's great 0lyhn ages for
securing "A ubvru education, and the happy
results from its mCthods Ot instruction and
discipline, 40 other school can be found offer
NJ greater advantages tor the training pt
young Ia Ii"- amt children than TINS well 10
know institution Offers. Apply To rriuriptl
lnr Circular Jy.s 2mUOd
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Unitod pX Tender Ties.

From the. weathertori treHas) Times.
Miss Rose Eytingo says: " Journalism
and the theatrical profession are united by
some tender ties" one of which, most
fragrant Rose, is adveI- -Iise. There 4 moth
ing like it,
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GI8UphlfAl

Her power was Il Ia ned by force of personal
charms. She led the Old "bOys" Cauttye
whenever she talked "pIotty" to Them aud
IN owed her teeth. History should tell us that
she used sOZODONT, but 1t don't.
ThSSSw
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uILLiAMsUS & FOSTER.

NIILLiAMsoN & FUsTEK.
FAIg WEEK WE OPEN NEW STOCk OF
FALL GOODS.
In - 'ch department, and We hope tO merit tn"
continued patronage OF our many friends and
cust' mars. We shall continue In the future
~ W. nave In the pa-t, To ke, - our stock OF
goods up to the very highest standard OF eY-
.cohcnCo by selling none but the very best
goods IT Is possible to procure and our prices
shall always be the lowest.
CHILDREN's CLOTHING
Has received attention this year that W. have
never given To II before, aud the select IN =
have been made with thu greatest care We
have given particular attention to the make
ana ~. At the same tune We have not Io. 1
sight 0f good tough wearing material that Is
sty lish looking and low In piCC.
SCHOOL SUITS FOR BOYS
We arc ready to supply. Made OF strong ina
trrial, neat and stylish In appearance ut
prices th Il scrapc the bottom.
MEMS ODD PANTS
ani odd coats that are suitable for the shop or
dress wear. The prices OF these garments are
ohd, which means very low,
HATS AND CAPS IN THE NEW FALL
STYLES.
Stin Hats will continue to be fashionable
Rnd amongst the many New styles thG NObby
Hat is. n Dark COIor- either black or brown,
with nGutrn band or binding.
HANDSOME PATTERNS IN FALL MECH.
WEAR.
The New Claudent II the leader. II ~ u very
much handAomer scarf than formerly, ~ II Is
now ma much smaller and there has been
an improvement in tho shield, II being GOV.
cred with KID leather instead OF silk.
Fan Underwear and Hosiery are now open.
BOYS STRONG BOOTS AND Shoes rOK
SCHOOL WEAR.
our stock OF boots and Shoes has lust been
hlled up with goods specially adapted to boys
wear. lhey hre neat In appearance but strong
and durable. We have prices 80 arranged that
W. arc prepared 10 supply any quality that
may be desired.
Fs- From SEPTEMBER /. our stores win b,
open alter y. IN.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER,
% a4, 80 and 3s East King street,
LANCASTER. PA.
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uo You Be,,sye 1t

That in this town there are scores of persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour and distressed stomach, Liver Com
plaint, Constipation, whom for 75c. we Will sell
them Shtoh's NitaliZor, guaranteed To cure
them. sold by A. ~ Cochran, druggist Nos,
81 and iSg North Queen street teO7-eod2
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rKAvsL rss aUiDs.
DEADisa ~ UOLUms,A r. n.
ARRANGEMENT FPAssESGER TRAINS
SUNDAY, MAY lirH, 1884.

IfOih FHIIhINIpuih, TVtIAViIIe, HAfTIsbiITs, Al
lontown ana New York, via Bound Brool
Route.
At UolunN Nia nth trains to ana from Yurh
Hanover, oottysburg, Fedorich amt Baiu
moro
At Marietta junction with trains to- an,
from Chickics.
SUNDAY.
Laave-GuarTyville, 100 a. M; Lancaster d
King street, 500 u. n
hrrivo-koa,iing, 1000 "A. IN, 7:lO y. m.
LchNc-Rohding, 500 n, m, 400 n, IN.
Arrivo-ianCastor, King Street, 1850 u. IN a
t:O5 y. M; Quarryyillo, I;OH.
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ERANKLIN AND MAKsuALL
ACADEMY.

rn" Fail term ot this institution Will up,n
Iiil R~DAl \. NJ. SEPT l. 4 thorough
training s. attempted in Latin, Gu.rk and
Mathematics. wltu special attention tu the
English branches. Tue building has bvrn
thoroughly ruVliTvb amt tNo terms are reas.
OnpNIr GEORGE +, NULL. Al
AS ts6t Rector
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4. II. DILLER, Agt. ,

HAyIN8 DISSOLVED PARThEHsuIP
IL ana petmanently closed tho Chestnut
slfeSt iron works, desire to inform my old
patrons and tho public generally, that am
still In the business, being located In tho Penn
Iron Company's Works, North Plum street,
where am making Iron and Brass Castings
OfeVery de'tripton, and will be pleased To
serve all who may favor me with their patron.
age. From ~ years experience In the business
and using the best material and employing
the best mechanics, am satisfied l can guar
hnteC enLiIe satisfaction. Castings made IRON
mixture OF iron and steel which aru more rc-
liable for strength ana durability than the
best cast iron known, teeth roll piniOns
rolls and rolling mill work specially. CAST
ings made Ot yCIy SOFT iron, una brass cast
tngs OF every description. 4 have oil ths pat-
tors AZ tho well ami laY0ribly known Mowrer
Corn and Cob CrushCT, run tod and Improved
Al5o on hAnd, mill com Plrtely titted IIn or IN
parts, To replace Old ones which have boen In
use Tor years, guaranteeing tham 10 give sat.
anRli-6Dd &C. uoCULLEY.
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a Yelling RAby

IL something 10 be avoided. Babies with colds,
babies with Group, babies with scaids. burns.
bites, achcs, sprains, or pains are bound TO be-
come noisy tenants of the household. Dr.
Thcmus' Ecicctrio OF will cure all these com
plants. For sale by III. II, Cochran, druggist,
ia and lap North Queen street
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J. K. SMALING.

sS- over Lochcr 4 sons Banking House
Centre Squar" and west King street.
IuArl9-lyW
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SOhOOL TAX FOR lSS4.-THE DUPII.
- CATE Is In the hands OF the treasurer-
Three por cent, OF II paid by August /.
W.O, MARSHALL, Treas
No. IL Centre square
once hours, from ga. IN. TO y. u. It'd
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rBTCtTION Al.
Sri.WNS Hall.
BEADING, PA.

\ Preparatory school tor Boys, conducted on
the Military plan. Thorough preparation tor
AL the higher institutions ot learning.
For circulars address the lIcadmaster.
jy2-tSl LOT CLARKE BISHOP.
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y, A, WILSON. Supt, Il. n {. u
y. NJ, HAvAEp. supt, Z, ANA &, y At ". H. X.
GECEuE ELIz, SupL T. AK Il 1lIyd
tlNrhsS SBSArth IN i.fs'Erp- StV
Z SCHEDULE On I,uC ...,. .tSDs
hON EMBrR, Is l,3, tTniRs va %, rUpuuy
vACH iIk!lrOnd VIII arrive at ..uI lvSv'r IN
LauC.yI'Vr AMI FI'r,r'Ul uh'k 'JfsuiHfts 'C.I'N-
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John Best & Son,
rknrRiErOESJ
No. 533 Fast Fulton ST.,
LANCASTER, PA
ianlS IydS~

- TUg MOST
ECONOMICAL POWER KNOWN FOR
DRIVING LIGHT MACHlSERI
IT TAKES BUT LITTLE ROOM.
In NEVER GET- OUT OP REPAIR.
IT CAS NOT RLOw UP.
lT REQUIRES NO FURL.
lr NEEDS No KSGIsERR.
THERE - NO DELAY NO FIRING UP.
No AsHEs TO CLgAS Up.
NO EXTRA INSURANCE. To PAY.
No RETAINING NECESSARY.
no COAL BILLS TO PAY, AND
1T Is ALWAYS READY ron UsR.
1t Is inValuab @ Tor Blowing Church organs,
FOR Running Printing Presses, sewing Ma.
chimes, Turning Lathcs, scroll saws, Grind
stones, Cunee Mills Sausage Machines, Feed
Cutters, Corn Mills, Elevators Ice Cream
trecZors, Etc. Call at j. l.. BinkIey's Grocery
store, corner East King and Duke streets, ana
SEQ ono In operation.
Fourhorso power at 10 pounds pressure OF
water. II II nOisols ~, neat, compact, stanGy
andAbOvG all II Is VERY CHEAP. Price SIS
TO $500. send tor circular to
L. ii. DILLER, Agt.,
No. TX y. DUKE ST, LANCASTER PA
The Backus Motor will do more work with
less water than any other water motor In OK
islehc"' augll 3md
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PRICES OF ADMISSION

IhlJt rs Of ADMlSSlON
single Tickets for Asults. .............5 80 Cents.
single Ticket (ChiIdren under ~ ..@5 Cents.
Es-SlrcOt-CaT Line Direct 10 the Fair
Ground fare only cents.
READ TINS! REDUCED PRICES
Buy your tickets early, save 80 cents on three
and avoid the crowd season Tickets, with
three coupons (goOi Tor three adInissiOns),
price sl,OO, to De sOlh only up to Monday
Evening, September lst, Oy the officers and
managers, ana at the following stores;
At Lancaster, at BasI's. BarTs, fon Der.
Smiths, Herr, Lahm's ana Fiinn's book
stores, and In Columbia, Mount Joy, Ephrata
LItitZ, Mannheim, New Holland, Strasburg
Quarryvillo, Marietta safe HarbOr, Balm.
bridge, BiTd-in.Iland, COneEtOga Centre, Ian.
disynle, MarticvIlls, MOuntvilie, New Proyi
dcnCe, Paradise, Intercourse. Brownstown,
MeChanCsburg, Oregon, TeTre I'M, wake.
field, buck, Chestnut Level, Farmcr5ville,
Liberty square.
cS-kXCURsIOS TICKETS at greatly re.
ducud rates, including admission 10 the Fair
Will be sold each day from all stations on ali
the railroads within tho county. Also, from
harrisburg, York, DowningtOwn and Port
Deposit. al6 l5td&Iw
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Hauover Acronmndatior ~t.-l. ,uuu..ung
II Lancaster villa ELtgrrN FN|',v-E 90 fA
Sih iun through - NAntyu '.'.y, aN"rpi
AELiAy.
Tr,atortCE ACOUiumudatiun, wet, CInuUCLins
q Lancaster with Fast Limo. HCst. ~ l:,i, win
run through ~ F~UdeTiCk.
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I EnANos \ LAsUAsrEK Ju,sr LIN,
IL RAILROAD.

ARRANGEMENT op rAssENaER TRAINS.
MONDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1854.
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DIED.

BAILEY.-On the morning of June 10, 1884,
Clarence Rodney, only child OF William j. and
Jennie II. Bailey, aged months.
BLADEN.-on June ~, 1884, at 7:47 n. M,
Mrs. Sarah A. Bladen, wife OF the late John
Baden.
Her funeral will take place from her late
residence, No. ITO NJ street southeast, on
Sunday next, at Q 80 p. m.
alexandria papers please copy.l
GREEN.-In Canton, China, on April 27,
1884, Daniel s. Green, aged lS years and
months.
his remains Will be forwarded to Washing
ton for interment,
MANNoX.- on June IL, 1884, Michael Man,
nox, aged 10 years.
Funeral will take place from No. 141 II street
northeast on Saturday, at 2 o'clock p. m.
THOMPSON.--On Juno IL, 1881, at 10 :15 a.
M, Sarah Lillian, the beloved daughter of
William Il. and Sarah s. Thompson, aged IL
months and 10 days.
Her funeral Will take place from her grand
fathers ". W. Thompsonl residence, $50 Elev-
enth street southeast, on sunday afternoon, at
3 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend.
HARRIsoN.-on the 18th instant, at 2:d5 p.
M, OF typhoid pneumonia, Robert V. Harrison,
In tho dist year OF his age.
WILLIAMSoN.-on the 18th instant, Mable,
youngest daughter OF James and Mary VIII
Hanson, Of pneumonia, aged years ami 8
months.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral
from tho residence OF her parents, 1910 s
street northwest on Sunday, 10th Instant, at 4
O'Clock pm 2F
RoBEY.-On June 10, at $50 a. M, Mary,
beloved Wife OF Horatlo Robey, and daughter
ofthe late Thomas Il. and julia Jacobs, In the
doth year OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence, No. sos
Fourth street southeast, Sunday afternoon at
4 O'Clock.
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WEST WASHINGTON.

The people of West Washington arc wonder.
Ing whether II is necessary to have an act OF
congress In order that the hydrants along M
street may be repaired They are now all out
OF order Complaint has been made a number
OF times, but II seems to have been UNDECIDED.
Arrived this morning: Boat Samuel Jarboo,
ZOO bushels OF corn and 1,150 bushels OF
wheat. No sales.
The telephone at tho water ONCE is such that
nothing can BIO learned OF the condition OF the
wnter at Great Falls.
After the Columbia Boat Club races yester-
day afternoon, Ferd Pheareon and Goorge
smith, two young mon OF West Washington,
mad race In outriggers, from the Aqueduct
bridge TO the lighthouses. 1t was closely con.
tested, but near tho finish Smith drew away,
and 70 the general surprise, for Phearson is
considered good oarsman, won by two
lengths. No time.
People living In the vicinity OF Grace and
High streets complain that the colored people
living or lettering in that neighborhood
make the night hideous up TO late hour.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-13
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

POLICEMAN ]. w. BLADENusuxsFb een
dismissed the force. .uNcss
DOM PIATL. -sEift' nave one of his mimi
table letterRfAthe next Sunday Herald.
..sX<AsNE has been $50 stolen from the
mouse OF Miss Martha drason, corner OF Thir-
teenth and IL streets.
A CoLoRED man named Oscar Nelson,
while driving buggy through Freeman's
head badly Injured.
LUoIEN +. DAVIS, of SO Eighth street
northeast, complains TO the Commissioners
that the poundmaster caught his dog; that a
license had been paid for, but he had lost his
tag.
THE sale of seats for the Georgia wonder
Miss Lula Hurst-opens tomorrow morning
at O'clock. 1t Is advisable to reserve your
seats and avoid the rush. Admission 90 and
% cents.
THE District Commissioners have &C.
cepted the forms OF the Chesapeake Il Potomac
Ielephone Company, by which they are TO pay
$ib per annum rent for each telephone and
$500 Tor exchange service for all messages
over 10000
THE Building Inspector has issued the
following permits 70 build: Carl Mueller,
erect dwelling on street, between second
and Third streets northwest, to cost SO, 900;
j. W. Hoskins, erect two dwellings, on Sher-
man avenue, cost $1,000, James Elyerson,
erect q dwelling at clifton, in the county,
cost $41, 900.