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A wORKINGMEN,S STRIKE
stonecutters en- the Monument SeOp
Work.
AsP0iLEp STONE THE CAESE-wHAr THE WORKING
MEN sAY-CAPT. DAVIS WINS

MEN SAY-CAPT. DAVIS WINS
The stonecutters employed on the Washington
monument, some seventy In number, refused TO go
to work this morning. They state that a man
named jenkins, who mad been recently employed
on this work. but was an old stonecutter, spoiled
stone In dressing it. The bosses refused to pay
him for the five and half days work which he had
devoted TO the stone. The men represent that this
Is an uhneard OF proceeding. as the usual rule Is II
stone is spoiled to discharge the man but to pay
him for the work They also claim that this stone
was not spoiled utterly. but be used In another
part OF the structure. In this case, too they say
the man was an experienced workman, and an ac-
pen TO any man.
one OF the workmen in speaking to q STAR re-
porter this morning said: "This Is an ovation in
the customs that have been observed in our trade,
ana we !et that we ought to make a decided stand
against IT, 1t IL not right TO make man lose an
entire weeks work for an accident OF this char
acter Every workman knows that IL he is care
less and spoilS work that be is liable to be dis
charged That Is Sufficient to make every one
careful, but the utmost care sometimes cannot
The men are going TO hold a meeting this after
noon Tor The purpose OF deciding what course to
pursue.
The Difficulty to be Settled.
A STAR reporter called upon Capt Davis the
assistant engineer OF the Washington monument,
this afternoon and obtained the following version
OF the strike OF the stone cutters at the Washing
ton monument. On SATURDAY one OF the men
spoiled stone which he was cutting and there
upon Capt. Davis discharged him, but declined to
pay him for che labor wasted upon his own re-
sponsibuity preferring to receive Instructions in
the matter from Col Casey. The brother work.
men OF the discharged employe refused 70 wait for
instructions, and when the pay was not
forthcoming stuck. Captain Davis telegraphed
to Col Casey the facts In the case,
and was instructed by him to pay the man for his
work, but that he should remain discharged. This
will be done at once, settling all diffculties The
striking stOnecutters Will return to work to-m0-
row; some OF them even did so to-day. Upon being
further questioned. Capt Davis said that the stone
was spoiled through careleSSneSS and neglect to
port the condition Of the stone to the overSeer be
fore irreparabe damage had been done. there
by causing the destruction OF about 500
worth or government property. The stone itself
was worth So, and the two or three days work
about $50 more. About One-third OF the stone can
be used elsewhere than at first intended The dts
charged employe claimed that there was defect
in the stone when he started working IT, which re
suited In large crack. IL he had reported the
alleged fact at once the matter would have been
looked upon as an unavoidable accident.
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NAhEkEH.n.
DIED.

TEATMAN-LrCAS. ON Thursday, September e.
1854, by Rev. &. q. M-adUr Mr. H. 4 YEATMA to Misc
LoTIIE LUCAS, both VI Washington. No cards. .
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NOAH WALKER &C0..
;eo4 Cos Pennsylvania Az
SPECIAL Nor1cn

SPECIAL NOTICE
RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO My STOCK OF FIRST.CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PART1CU-
LARIY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON. WHICH
CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO Oh MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY
WHICH We TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER.
RING TO. CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTI-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
WALTER D. WYvILL. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
apo No go PA. AVE. NEAR ~ STREET.
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ScouE1se DYE1sa
PRESSING, REPAIRING
Kid Gloves Cleaned. Securing for the Trade Good
Work. prompt order Clothing called for and deliy-
cred.
s. HALDEM MAN,
au25-1m. 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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District Government Affair.

ABATING NCISANCES.
The full force OF the District iaborers are at work
abating nuiSanceS under Capt Burrows The I'M
usually hot weather seems to have developed many
are mostly in alleys and on private premises
Garbage is one OF the fruitful causes OF complaint
The contractor for the removal OF garbage stated
to-day that he has got all his wagons and men aC
work. and can hardly get around fast enough
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows
Geo. W.MOCkabee. repair frame 80 street south
west: $175. IL. A. Preston, repair brick 1908 18th
street northwest; $500. r Downing, repair frame
62s MASSACHUSETTS, avenue; $500. B. II. Warner, re-
pair brick street, between 9th and 18th streets
northwest: s575 Robert w. Blair, erect store and
dwelling 4th, between 9th and 7th streets north
east: 81, 100. d. f. Fealey, erect two-story and
cellar store and dwelling 14th and Streets S. 500
Local Notes.
In the Police Court this afternoon the case
against Mr.. Lambert 7. F0llasbee, one OF the pro-
prietors of the United States hotel, charged with
ObStructing the alley with rubbish from the hotel
was dismissed.
The police made 1863 arrests during the forty
eight hours ending at O'Clock this morning
Thomas r Bishop, LOG I'd street northeast, re-
ports stolen from an unOccupied house, 1907 N
street. an old vest containing plated watch val
ued at So
The mechanics and laborers OF the superinten-
Ing architects Off1ce In the Treasury to-day ap-
pointed their foreman to represent them at the
funeral OF the late Secretary OF the Treasury. Mr.
ChaS Hartel was the chairman OF the commit
tee.
The District Offices on ~ street Will be closed to
morrow, the funeral day OF Secretary F0lger, by
order of DR.. VIM Tlndal, secretary OF the Board OF
Commissioners.
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BoY SnOOTs AND KILLS HEMsELF-Henry JET
fries, proprietor Of a restaurant on South Eutaw
street. Baltimore and his wife left their dwelling
at O'Clock yesterday morning upon an excursion.
They left their two children, ag nine and eleven
after they had gone, Henry, the youngest, went
into the Darro0m and almost instantly thereafter
the report OF pistol was heard. Upon the elder
child entering the room terrible sight met his
gaze. His little brother lying upon the floor Of
the room, bleeding copiously from pstol-shot
wound In the left temple. In a few minutes death
ended his SufYeringS
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FINANCIAL IL AND COMMERCIAL.

The new YORK SfOCK Market.
TIE following are the opening and p. m. prices
Ct the New York stock Market to-day, as reported
t. special wire I'd ii. ii. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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L0C0l N0fes.

RIVER TRADE.-Harbormaster Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows six vessels
with 800 melons, for market; six bargeS with ITO
tons hard coal, for dealers; and eight barges with
1000 tons Cumberland coal, for District dealers
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Defraudt ne Through, the Mails.

BALTIMORE, September 6-P. ]. Fingen was ar
rested here to-day OH the charge OF attempting to
defraud by sending letters through the mails. L.
s. Commissioner ItOgerS committed him for a hear
Ing tomorrow.
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VI L DIS Ia. NC.
HI southwest appeared before In. and nade oath that
be l. the oldest Established r.. pet Specialist in ti,
yand Will Sarantee cure in ali of yenerealis
tas. ana II rhish Medicine no charge: the
hour during the day. Subscribed and sworn IL TO-
s,S-lm. SAMUEL ii. WALKER. NC? notary Public
MANHOOD RESTORED by USING A BOTTIEO
ANl two Of DR. BROrHERS' lnvieoratiue Cordial
VIII Cure any OF Seminal Weakness Nervous De.
iillfS and lInpotency- Ii nparts to the wfo,s
esr',ih sN street southwest auso-lin'
DE- IE HEALED. Go DR. BROTHERS. 9O6
- and st- street Invest and be cured The only
riiae Resident advrrtisllg physician in Washington
He has given t particular attention the treatment
AMI cure all forms of Disease" pal tculary Of
& private Character, Tor over 81 years au25-lms
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONrRADICTED THAT
IL DR. BROTHERS IS not the oldest established AL,
NerJisiDg aides Physician this CITY ladies' Won
can CO tdently consult pr. BROTHERS. sos b st w.
Particular attention rsid to all diseases peculiar to
rim troubles successfully treated ~ Board with
good accommodations. and kind efciet nursas f,,rn
i-hed 70 those who desire stay few DAYS in the
e4s5 Euutt hIs iftal!htht- au25-1nI'
MADAME DE FOREST HAS RENFDY FOR IL
Il dies. All female complaints quickly cured Can he
Consulted liy AZ l3i5 eth street northwest Office honrs
iroli. 70 o'clock pm. with ladies' only. jy22-2rns
DR LION mn OLDEST EsTABrsrsEp AMI
a. only reliable LADIES Physician in the city can be
Consulted daily SO Missouri avenue. first south
G: PeuIisy ivzS avenue between 81 and Az stre.s All
female complaints AID irregularities quickly reuoyrd
IrOI.It treatment Correspondence
trlciiy confidential Separate fooins tor ladies' Once
LOUIS To 4 all 10 ~ III au20- Luz
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. George E Mitchell
has sold to Mr.. James l. Barbour lve lots In sQua
s97, at the corner OF 9Th and A streets northeast
for SO 600.
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MARRIAGE LicEEsEs-Marrtage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Lewis
Washington and Marian Benton; Albert d. Elliot,
OF York, Pa, and Sallie s. Pugh; VIM. Reed AMI
Martha Estes, OF Fairfax county, Va; John Shell
maker; BENJAMIN Hawkins and Cora Tyler.
SEVEN AGAINST ONE.-Last night shortly afteg
the camp-meeting At Good Hope Hill had broken up
Onicer Maher, Of the eighth precinct station. ar
rested q carriage load OF co0red people, seven in
number. four men and three women, and locked
them up at the station house, and charged them in
the Police Court this morning with diS0rderiy con-
duct. The off1cer claimed that pistol was shot
OFF In the carriage, but upon searching It none were
hugging and kissing the girls white driving along
the road. The defendants all denied that there
was any disorder on the road or that pistol was
fired The court said that he believed every word
uttered by the onicer was true, but he was obliged
to discharge them because there were seven oaths
against one.
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A Negro Fiend COnfcsscs.
ELLA wATSON'S SLAYER ENTRAPPED INTO ADV
TING THE DEEn

ELLA wATS0N's SLAYER ENTRAPPED INTO ADMIT
TING the DEED.
special to the New York World from Salem
n. j., September 9th. says: There is now sufficient
evidence to prove that the Legro sullivan is the
murderer OF Ella Watson, as he has made con-
fession. Prosecutor Shape few days age suIn-
moned a Pinkerton detective, and in order TO
secure from Sullivan this confession he was in
duced to send for lawyer to undertake his defense
The prisoner is only hoy, and is densely ignorant,
but he was not slow TO see the advantage To be
derived In having trained advocate. He hesita-
ted, but after thinking, decided TO cali for legal
assistance. The supposed lawyer visited him and
Sullivan told the whole story, which was In sub
Stance that he struck Ella three times with club,
rendering her unconscious then he assaulted her.
and, after taking her money, concluded that IL was
best 70 Kill her. He slaughtered his victim. and
lated these horrible details, but had no idea that
the man before him was detective
MAKING ASSURANCE DoUBLy SIRE.
sure, another scheme was hit upon by the Plnker-
ton agency. One OF the detectives attached TO the
Philadelphia Office is a colored man. The plan
was that he was 70 be arrested in Salem county
and imprisoned In the county Jail. IL was arranged
With Prosecutor Shape that he was to put In the
same cell with Sullivan and then IL was expected
that the quick detective would In converse
tiOn secure from Sullivan another confession. 1t
was not long before the details OF the Watson
der had been confessed to another. When sullivan
discovered that he had been trapped into confess
ing The murder, he said:
81 suppose they will hang me, but don't care. .
A crowd surrounded the Jail Saturday night and
threatened to lynch Sullivan but IL Is not believed
they VIII attempt it
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gu A RID LINE
OF CE
LA E ROU TE
THE CCSARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND IiVEkPOOL O
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER %. n r., NEW YORK
6iALIIA We'd, Sept 10 OREGON Wed Oct g
bUEaSI. Nd sep 4, GALLIA We'd. Oct. Is.
SERvIA-. We'd. Get BorHNIA. Wed, Oct 80
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-S60, $50 and 800. according
to accommodations.
stera2e al very low rates Steeraee tickets from
erpoO and Queenstown and all ether parts Europe at
lOW--OrateS
Through bills Of laden gwen for Belfast. GLASGOW
EaEre, Antwerp and other Forts the Continent and
fOT Nediterral ports
or freight ala passage apply a. the Companys Office
No 4, bowling Green. both Stcera0e Cabin to
OILS BIGELOW & co. fC5 9TH ST. NashiIgtou D. C.
VERNON ii. BROWN l. co, New Tork:
Orto Messrs D-EIS BIGEI,OW * co
St4 GU5 eth street, WASHINGTON.
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TTHOMAS BOWLING. Ar .tonecr
64.65O CIGARS. ASSORTED BRANDS. AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ELEVENTH, 1884. ut
ZEN O'CLOCK, AT my auction rooms. shall sell. with
out reserve, the above consignment Dealers should
give sale their attention
seS-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO. Auctioueers.

w hAAEn D. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioueers.
TURE, OF THE VERY BEST MAKE ''-
Gask rThN2 AN
aaAaSSPsoME .MAkBLE,IoP, BogTfET:. IF;
fsS GR1M EsL9 sf1k s Watsuf 3EaSE PER
A AfRck T WfIHUr HESks fhH
SUITE SUI j. FOUR PIECES; DINING cH Mrs, Up
HESs1aS RAhkn Lt AAHkEt SAlSSH IS
sFaSS N.i sR
sh SHsiS .kB arH n ttAEPEE BhU
On THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ELEVENTH COM
denss IL. street between 18th and md 18th streets
This sale will be noticed embraces fashionable and
viii INIT of the very be best as Which
and those in search Of Furniture should give this sale
se6d WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
AssIGNEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE UN1MpRovED
6FA GoI hsMATE IN GEORGETOWN DISTRICT
By virtue of deed of assignment to u.s. duly ssh
o a EseS We Ha i ss a
1H0n DAY = Of IF 5ErE e ss At
by US in square No i1a Plat of which will be exhibit
Road street near Congress (3ls street. in said George
paid at the time of sale upon each Lot residue at six
and twelve months respectively secured by the notes
per annum and deed Of ,rist upon the property
sold or al cash at option Of purchaser All convey
to resell at dsta9lnE purchasers cost and risk
N0' fEhD D'S IN 5o sSfR days day OF SALE
cHAs. 81 H I snAGiS w 5E n,"' Assgnees
SnJSx 32l 10 street \
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MT. VERNON, MT VERMONT
STEAMER W. ". CORCORAv
Leaves Ttl-street wharf daily Except Sunday, for Mt
Vernon at 10 O'Clock ain returning. reaches Washing
ton about :: 81 pm
O3O l. l. BLAKE, Captain
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
Company pier No AZ North River. foot OF Morton
street. New York
Norlnandie. Frangeul. Wednesday. Sept. TO- Ga In
Labrador. Collier, Wednesday. Sept II. a III.
Canada kersabiec. Wednesday Sept "a. a. IN.
Checks payable on sight, In amounts suit, on tEe
fanque lransatlantique Of Paris. LOUIS DE BEBIAS,
Agent. No. 3. Bowling Green New York,
G ". MOSS. .25 Pennsylvania avenue:
j. w BOfELEk y son, 9gjPennsy lvania avenue
sci Agents for Washington. ID. O.
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Crofations OF stocfs and Bonds and Information
rarding the Markets received through our wires IN
sIANTLY. direct from the New York Stock Exchange
All orders executed and reported PROMPTLY. jas
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TIE publisher or RntIedee's Monthly
offer Twelve valuable rewards n their
Msnshly for February. among which y
che following:
We viii give 5000 20 The persos tell
ing DC which d the IonGeot veree j. she
|Old Testament Scriptures By February
10Th, 1854 Should two or more correct
aus were b received. the reward will D
divided. The money will Be- forwarded
10 the winner February 18th. 1854 ~.
sons trying fer he reward must send =
,cents n silver (no postage stamps taken
| With their ansWer. for which they VII
|rsceivo the March Monthly. ID which ~
name and address Of the winner q ~
reward and the correct answer will p
\ published. and 10 which several nor
!. valuable rewards will Be- offered. "A
drsss RUrLEDoE PuBLrsHISo ConrAH,
Eaton, RI.
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~ TOO bad. Sir o. Madam. hut don't
ref frightened. Your hair j. falling o.
-thaf's certain. "A glance IN the mirror
~ % investigating committee Of 6nger'
tell the dismsl story. We won't discuss
ne possible cause. X q enough thai
|Parker's Hair Bslsam used nov vii pre-
vent further destruction. j. your bali
'sonewhat gray. TOO, and crisps Ales
We. The Balsam will give beck %
|oviginal color. scf,ness and gloss. No
y Ave. not oily. elegantly perfumed,
'perfect 6rcssing.
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en- INV one bring - case o. Kidney
o. Liver Complaint thal Electric Bitter
viii nct speedily curef We ~ mey
e.r nd. - thoussnds % cases ALREADY
rermsnenslv eured and Who ere daily
reeommeaAine Electric bitser~, VII
prove BriGks's Disease. Diseetes, we.e
~ ~ snv urinary complaint quickly
eure6 they purify the blood, regulate
~ y, 'pels. and ct directly o. she a..
800 rsr4e Every bottle guaranteed
49, 80 - s0c. : hottie By hehrinee'
Boo. ys.per. end 9. w. swar'z' Hunt
ingburg, Ind.
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Isyour system running DOWN. u there
X feeling or decrepsilude taking posses-
sion Of voul Are the fnnetiops o. your
|diReslIvo and urinary organs impaired 7
|Is your blood bad7 Do sores and PIN
Piles trouble you7 Do you suffer from
aches and paisef Are you weak. end
Doe the least exersicn give you fatigue
Bewarei Regain perfect health By usinf
Dr. Gsysost's elbow Dock I'D Sarsapa-
IriIlA-
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when rone1y ~ Dgovoe Iosolf . -
Il core ~ coneumplio9 go = pcr'cct
long resloror. & o1os|d ~ kepe j. es<sy
yell regulated hone. We refer . ~.
Wislar's BALKAN q Wild Charity : eIn-
gle dose q which viii cure - ordinary
cough o. Geld. 4 fsw bottles viii cure
consumption. u 3 very pleasant q
take.
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VA revival . being carried % II
~ n II church q Huntingbnrg: snd
~ior;cus rssulfs ere showerrd dowr.
The Csrran and American Neihodis's
6svs io;neA hands, and together ~
chsrrisg the cohorts q e'n- Anesns
tuensv-lvc eouls have proeeeed eosvsr'
oion. ana many peniiente ere seeking ~
p~srl a erpat price. Re ~ ssssdIsc
ana ve shsiI receive : crown q me-
l6av Sh< good work 90 On
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oarIs any thing being done towr
,etsing out ! contract for building wins
~ ~ Public School-house the com1na
.rmmer? The arrangements ouxnt ~
a ~ perfected before spring opena lne
rrmber " children 10 attendance oe'
1890 more room. and besides the oniid'
;r~ vould furnish work % > consIoe!
able number Of men. ana t.c sn
None. amer completed, would present
|credissbls appearance for she tow =
|oririnel design contemplated the 200,
Isioe ~ wing when Il should b. needed
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Drrp-At lie home IN Nsdison town
ship. IN this county, % January -. 1874.
Hon Eu1sAn r. GRfRN- aged ~ year,
~. Green 80 probably - veil
known and = greatly respected y g.,
'eounty, = any Citizen Of T. ne mao
lived n The county for % yeors. eno nso
helped 10 bring q up from : Wilderness
10 scene or business activity and e9ri-
IcuitnrHl prosperity and wealth. He de-
voted himscIf % the life OF farmer, ana
demonstrated shAt man may live we'll,
|be liberal 70 III public enlerpF1see- help
10 mould public opinion. and yef from
she farm obtain onch IN income - vii
enable him % gather moderate wealth.
lOoe great trait IN NJ. Greens character,
ana which gsve him weight With biz
Ineirhhors. was fhst be always acted from
IL sense Or rieht. regardless Of conse'
onenreo. This led 20 HE being Son'
Itimes chosen = County Conmiselcner
iserving twelve years II that diiicuIe q!
dee. ana discharRiDg HE duties Will
benefit 70 che county. and afierworoe
'lalshouRh : Democrat, being chosen u
'l3epublican township, for Trustee. lhu
|sre passing away The leader q the -
lev years. snd their mantlee must p
|, |assumed BY the younger men.
n NJ. Green Wos married twtco, ~
Ileaves widow end I've children eurv'v
ling him. He 80 The owner o con
|sIderable real estate. and also considero
. lille smount o. personal property, .n'e'
The has disposed Of By viii, appososin
4 Mr.. Jacob Lennon - he Executor
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6rThe contract for building The two-
story school-house q ireland va lee or
saturday 20 Mr.. WIN. B. Rose. q -
II cant Be built for that money but ~
nndersfsnd some Of the liberal citixens
~ the neighborhood have proposed g
make u q additional subscription. "
Order % ksvs The contract complelec
ana carried oct, - that he controcso'
| shall NOT looe money % g.
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Yor scrofuls. svphiIisie disorders. min
and wasery blood. sluegish liver Cindi-
Gated by poor digesti0n) weak kidneys
findicased By urinary eediments.) dieeas-
"a mucous membrsne indicated BY both
nasal and urinary catevrh, infsmed eye'
lids. etc.,, nee Dr. Guyeotte 1ehow
Dock and 'earsapariIIa- Il gradually -.
builds broken down constitution end
restores robust health End strength q
ever PAN. No other remedy equals 4
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A Telegram % she S. Louie POST Dis
patch savs thsk che citizens q NJ Car
mel. flI.. have made proposition % The
Louisville. Evansville and S. Losis rail
road 20 me effect that Il they WI max
NJ. Carmel tho end - divisioo. and
locate shops there, they win donate The
land and e1enpt then from saxafien fo'
|fge yenro-
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uAnnsAox L1csxsEs. -Ihe following
hngs bcep Issued sinco our - reports
Edvard y Eekers "a AasFy ~
Gsosrsi Mcdowell end Anna HogaD'
Csrl Tyer end Dor oily 4. Csto.
Herman n. Caslrup end Emma 3d.
|6ormonn.
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GRThe uouse Connitsee O RublI<
h 1n6s have reported % the Hooee 20
-1opsiou ~. Cobb'o bin forfeiting the
land grants OF lhe Texas Pacific = a
for ron plisnce With ehe censroc'
This vill restore vast body q 100 ~
homestead
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