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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-09-10

he dived after her, and caught her once
more. Then, throwing one arm around
her neck, and holding her securely in
that position, he rose to the surface,
managed TO place her on his back, and
soon found himself in place where he
could walk to land.
When he could put down his burden
not light one for boy OF his age
the people who flocked around found
her insensible. Indeed, it took over az
hour to revive her. Meanwhile the
boys wrung out their wet clothes, and
received the congratulations of the
crowd and somewhat embarrassing en-
braces OF the girls friends. No one
thought of offering any reward but the
policeman, and he contributed fifty
cents.
"The cop" says William, in telling
the story, 'gave me half dollar; but !
lost my fishing-line, and the red on
my suspenders all came off on my shirt
from the wet"
Beyond this, however, their garments
were not damaged; and / have no doubt
that Mr.. Hardina kept his word, and
that the boys were praised at home fol-
their courage as much as they deserved.
Now it does not come to everybody
as it did to the Hardina boys to save a
person from drowning; but there are
opportunities in every ones life for the
display Of just such qualities as these
boys displayed-courage, intelligence
and what we call presence of mind,
which is simply having ones wits about
one, and knowing what to do in diff
cult situation. This, after all, is the
great thing to learn; and if the boys
and girls who are better circumstanced
than these two young Bohemian-Amer.
leans can only learn it half as well as
they, they win have gained one of the
most important lessons in life. Eliot
Nc Cormtck, in Harper's Young People.
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Our Young Readers.
WHAT BESSIE IS GOOD FOR. "a


" Yesl Bridget has gone to the city
And papa Is sick, rs you see,
And mamma has no one to help her
But two-years-old Laurence and me.
"Youd like to know what am good for,
'Cept to make work and tumble things DOWN
guess there aren't no little girlies
At your house at homo, Doctor Brown!
"lve brushed all the crumbs from the table,
And busted the sofa and chairs;
I've polished the hearth. stone and fender,
And swept of the area stairs.
ave wiped all tho silver and china
And Just dropped one piece on tho hoor;
Yes, Doctor, IL broke In the MIDDLE,
But speot 1t was cracked before.
"And the steps that save precious mammal
You'd be 'sprised, Doctor Brown, IL you
She says il 1t wasn't for Bessie
She couldn't exist the day through
"Its Bessie. bring papa some waterP
And BESSIE dear, run to the door,
And Bessie love- pick up the playthings
The baby has dropped on the hoor.'
"Yes Doctor, I'm 'siderably tired,
I've been on my feet all the day.,
Good-byel well, perhaps iCia help you
When your old Bridget goes of TO stayP"
Good Cheer.
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The London Times regards the re-
ported discovery of the bones of St
James at Santiago as "pious fraud"
and says that no Roman Catholic writer
of any eminence can be found TO COM
NIT himself TO belief that James, the
son of Zebedee, ever was in Spain. The
discovery was necessary, 1t intimates,
to excite a revival in plgrimages, which
have fallen Off since the days Of the
French revolution. when the long delay
in finding the sacred relics could not be
accounted for by their alleged conceal
ment from Moorish invaders.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-09-10

tY-Every description Of job Print
Ing. can be had at the ENTERPRISE of-
ice as cheap as In the city.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-09-10
In the Future

When you have a cough and want relief
think Of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs. A guaranteed remedy for
those diseases. Price 80 cents. Trial
size free of H. G. Starr 81 Co.
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs. 1t is curing more cases of Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group and all
Throat and Lung troubles than any other
medicine. The proprietor has authorized
H. G.. Starr & Co. to refund your money IT,
after taking three.fourths of bottle relief
is not obtained. PIice 80 cts. trial size
free. 10t1
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suu,on's ounr will Immediately relieve Group,
Mhooplng cough ana bron0hAS ~" sss nv oy
Wooster 4 Adams. Hy
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-09-10

For tho Cure OF Kidney and Liver Conn
plants, Constipation, and all disorders
arising from m impure state OF the BLOOD.
To women who suffer from any Of the ills pecu:
liar 20 their sox IL Is an unfailing friend. All
Drugeists. One Dollar bottle, or address DR..
David Kennedy. Rondout, N. Y.
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"A child with two brains Is the
latest freak of nature in Nebraska.
On the back OF It's head was q tumor
eleven and half inches in circumfer.
ence, connected with the head by a
ligament six inches long. A post
mortem examination proved the sup
posed tumor to be a second head sup.
piled with an active brain, scalp, ETC.,
and lacking only the face development
Through the ligament between the two
heads was an artery, entering the real
head through small aperture near the
first vertebra. ra.--CSscago Tribune.
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? HOT 0 GRAPH /!

A. S. Gibson has removed to
Crosier's new block, where he has
fitted up rooms with all the
new accessories and with No. l
light. He is now prepared to
make Photographs in all the latest
styles of the art. He works the
instantaneous Process. Special
attention given to children, old
and nervous people, Call and see
him.
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B6-As to protection, all have ID
say Is: NUNS tho word. Grousr Cl<ps
land. ~ -
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Many literary men, instead Of In.
Iclining 10 oxcrwork, are inclined ia
I"work oven "--Arka'lsaso 7tagenx.
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COngreSsmen as Mark smen.
Mr.. RANDALL HTS THE TARGET, BEATING NHssRs
HAWLEY AND RITTER


HAWLEY AND BUTLER.
Four OF the ten members of the Congressional
ordnance committee spent the greater part of Sat-
urday at the government ordnance station at Sandy
Hook. The visitors were Senators Hawley, Butler
and Morgan, and Mr.. Randall, who was the only
member OF the House committee along. The New
York Times says: They inspected first the house
apparatus that records the results OF experiments
and were specially interested In the means OF taking
the velocity of missiles The apparatus used for
the committee during the firing OF steel field gun
8 2-1O inches bore 1t showed that the charge left
the gun at the rate OF 1851 feet second. The dis
charge OF this gun was made from the house BY
pressing an electric bell At the house was shown
also device for ascertaining the pressure exerted
within gun during firing. After the inspection
at the house, guns OF the Gatling and Gardner
Two OF the Hotchk1ss guns were. next visited. one
revolver and the other torpedo gun The old
gunner said he had fired from the revolver eighty
shots minute. 10 illustrate how fast the gun
could be empted he caught hold OF q crank and nve
explosions followed 1aster than they could be
counted. The torpedo gun excited Senator Haw-
ley's ambition to hre it. The gunner was willing,
and pulled the hammer. The aim was too high,
and overshot the target Then Senator Butler took
a turn at it. He made no allowance for the wind.
and the ball veered on the aim
"Perhaps Senator Randall would like to try IT.
said one OF the o1icerS Blushing over the exalted
designation and protesting that he knew nothing
OF the business, Mr.. Ran all took aim and sent Z
ball clean through the target Nj. Randall was
delighted Col Baylor said 1t was excellent shot,
and other 0ffcers Joined in Congratulations The
proper thing speedily followed at Col BayloeS
house, whittier the party adjourned
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John KelIy,s Position.

BE WILL NOT BOLT THE TICKET, BUT TAMAANY WILL,
DO NOTHING FOR 1T.
Saratoga Dispatch % New York Sun.
Your correspondent spent three hours with John
Kelly this morning on trip to the Geyser and
back and feels, therefore, fully qualified to clearly
define bus attitude. Mr.. Kelly has certainly in No
wise changed his estimate OF Cleveland since the
latter's nomination. He feels that man has been
nominated who does not represent true democratic
principles and one who cannot be elected. Stul
Mr.. Kelly, as good democrat, does not feel in
clined to bolt his party's nomination. although he
fully realizes the tgnominious treatment which he
has received from the hands OF those who should
be his party associates He recognizes Butler to
be a m n who is going to play most prominent
part in shaping the result OF the election and he
feels that he will receive vote which Will astonish
both the country and Butler himself for its Inn
mensity. Regarding Tamm ,ny's position. he evil
IDENTIFY considers that it will give a formal ac-
knowledgment that the regular democratic noml-
nees are Cleveland and Hendricks Aside from
keeping It's record clear OF not boiling the nomina-
tion, Tammany will do nothing for the ticket. Its
members will cast their votes individually In what
soever manner they see ut. That an overwhelming
majority will vote for Butler Is unQuestioned.
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Montgomery Co.., Nd. .
eciAl pispatch % THr EykNrNa srAn.

Special Dispatch 10 The EVENING star.
ROCKVILLE, ND, August iith. 16oA
The shock OF an earthquake felt herS yss-
terday ut BIS p m IL was felt sensbly IN all
parts OF the town and at adjacent points IN ths
county. Al the residence OF W. X Gather, three
miles from here, persons IN the house were
awakened nom sleep and articles were disar-
raIged Ia the room liz was also distinctly felt &C
points between here snd Georgetown. This singu-
lar phenomenal In nature frOm this latitude has
cau>ei s0me excitement and lear among timid
persons
it Causes n Heavy Surf at Point FDeas-
ant. New Jervey.
POINT PLEASANT, y, j., August u.-Many persons
here state that they heard a distinct rimblns yes-
terday afternoon al the time o. the earthouskeL
\ he surf was rather heavier after the shock than
before.
severity Of the shock ON Long uslanA.
Lone ISLAND CRY, LII, August 1.-THE shock OF
earring qGdAe yesterday after o1n caused the brick
chiinne> oi tAe houses u Supervisor Geo W Down.
Ing, al East Norwich. and Dann Mcqueen nt
BrooNville, 10 t0lL The PRESBYTERIAN sunday
school at Jamaica was found 10 have IL. walls
Cracked IN TWO places, tie openings being from
one 10 two Inches IN width and extending from
lnc rooi 10 the ioundaIiun. A co.ored camp meet
ihE, MhlcA was IA SESSION al Fleets Woods near
Jamaica. was broken up by the shock. All those In
atieudance being on their knees In PRAYER n the
Time Jumped up shouting and ran from the woods
10 their AumeS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RF CIIIZESy EQUITABLE IL ING ASSO
- CATION OF GEORii ETOWN d. Gin view of
the pressing DEMAND stock in the above ASSOCIATION
the have deternped 20 reopen the books for
sec nd series, and cordially invite all those who
wish con ect themselves 18th Building Association
10 attend the next reuar niretng. which will take
III VIM H. at q ddar" Hall. corner Of 30th and NJ
street. his As'ocaf1on - Of the b st star ed
no compiicStioEs or in it, workings
i De ofrtrs ar all busn aid experisicedi the
nSnaxen-nt OF the iaton. The slart 81 each.
on which is advancei 500 he books viii lie for
subscription To the stock ut the olowing places viz
Gt O. b u ckhart sd and o; Wm kiug L SON, 2905
ST and l022 16 St John Gibbons 29th and N ats NJ
ard VI sis. Cfhcers " ClabIugu, Tres: l. Thos.
BROWN. r1cs Pres: 4 l. Frey. Treas Ferdinand klnz.
SEC. iy26-15t
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prrntNc prpv,rs

issued by Inspector Entwisle =. Holborn. erect q
two story md basement dwelling l.. between 2sth
aid p IN streets northwest; 81 .6OO W. A. Stewart,
erect two story dwelling, Vermont avenue, near
Boundary street; 81 0n G. Kennedy, repair brick,
near sopi Invest conner New Jersey avenue and d
street; 1850. Tobias Tablet. Bladensburg road.
erect blacksmith shop sl60. Nm. X Stelton,
e-ett two dwellings. = bSsachuSetts avenue, be.
tween An and 5lh STREETS northwest 5000. c.
FrtWley, repair frame lIl2 2lst street northwest;
$50.
GISCEILANE0CS.
A delegation OF south Washington citizens was
before the District Z, mmsSiouers this morning to
iook after the Improvement OF 80 street Invest.
b Commissioners have concluded TO pave that
street rom street Ia Virginia avenue The dele
gaItOn want 1t 10 De extended 1ur1htr south.
To the protest OF r. James A. Miller ct a..
against the continuance OF junk shop, kept at the
cur eT O 81 and ID streets southwest, the Commits
soners baye replied that Mr.. Collins, the proprie-
tor has license. and that the business is legiti.
mate one, and Is Ia This case, conducted with care
and CLEANLINESS.
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~ CHESAPEAKE BEACH,
Maps. Plans. and Erices Of Lots can be had Of the
General Committee, consisting Of the following gen.
temen:
tn BURRILL
S.P ROUNDS.
W. B. THOMPSON
GEO NJ. ROBSON,
GEO. T. MAY
ROBf. NJ REYNoLDa
F.H STICKNEY
W.. j. MURTAGH.
GEO N. LOCKWOOD.
JOHN TWEEDALE
GAkREr A. HOBART.
GEN. E A. CARMEN,
s. TAYLOR SUIT.
And from the following Real Estate Agents:
II FISHER CO.,
JOHN SHERMAN Il co.
PAiKER TONNoEND,
SWORMsTEDT BRADLEY
L. M. SAUNDERS.
TT MYERS.
DORSEY Ci4 sGETT
WALKER & WILSON,
DULANEY WHITING,
lRESBREy & GuEhN.
NJ. NJ. ROH Err
W. o. DEM HNISON,
j b WIMER,
DUVALI- K MARR.
W. P YOUNG,
JOHN ~AGGAMAN,
e. A MCIN IRE,
B.H. WARNER
J.V NHUICK
RICHARD P. JACKSON ae orgetown. D. @.
W. H CLAGETr
au2
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~. .Lrt The En- DEMOCRATS ,. OF SEVENTH pIsz
drIses It. club c,,trm.o Tm0s Ill LTrTnELL
| r-ro LECTURE POS rPONED.-TT BEING I'M.
w., rossi9ie for the Rev. D. O,BJRNE to reach
n @ 10 tine to lecture to nisht the lsctu
ROW MIG II, same hour and place. 1t
Y ATTENTION, YOUNG DE DEIoCRACi 1.-THE
iOr eHs anroen, Of new viii haa
M EPNE 81 srss, Daf August 18Th at 2. M0Srs Hall
Will address the me ting.
C. W. DARR. Secretary. w. anIi.st.
L. ,, WASHINGTON, d, c. August 5th, 1884.
keoaEn fsh sOS s1snF
SON Dealers in HarWare % and d House: h urnsRns
18Th and br
Feesek c trsbes schnedsr M M
,,.., TREpERIcK SCHNEIDER
aull-3t' FREDERICK A. oCiNEIDER.
1-g NEW BU1Lo1NG ASSOCIATION.
Tssai ony ns S 0 the
EvtN1S 1 & s SIh Ahxsa 1na on
stock will oe recei, ed at this m-etnx Sha es 81 zach.
JOHN LYNCH. ss so ss3ptniSh s st. NV prssdeps
ry' MAINE REPUBLICANS. ATTENTION.!
Half rate tickets transportation to Maine and re-
who are or who become members OF Maine Repub-
Certificates tor he purchase Of tickets-good for 80
da5sean be purchased at tn 81 the lssociation
and up to September lst
Rooms open evening Except Sunday, from to
Washington. D. c.. Angus, ii. 1884 auIl-2t
r-V GEN. BUTLER's PLATFORM -" "EQUAL
the iqa AZ wo sna en-
measnrs to give it OPERATION invited to attend
s1rts .. bosnoponlan ny hai c3rnGr 9t III and I;
Iibe y Club and the adoption ,ess to promote IN.
Pie Fulton "antt, James T. Miles Joseph Fanning.
conse psSi mod.y PAU sssR
Thos J. McNcnle. and others aul 1t.
s~ge LECTURE.-REv D. OSBORNE. A NATIVE
Of the n dbp ar dele 4 ate to the Gnerai
corner 9th and streets TUESDAY August 18th. ai
ksv j. S. DEaIE b. B.. says that he never heard
known h nTpasssd n, ~ pup m Squenee aud that i he
Would hs n0 church ads1 u the
u GEHtEAL ~ NE MEETtN i rsoo 9F TIE sTTfK
District Of Connbia Gas sanized D 1882 viii he
s 1sa:s ss st H. sss pr ps he
m narp p se OF eeng nine III prectors in q tue
sug-st i. {. F. SANDERS Secretary
r-v- ICE CREAM SOD, WAIEk,
.,o NuNCAsTEk 4 HOW ARDS Pharmacy
aug Cor. Ith and streets northwest
T- ID pI. SO soigT1oN y Of 60 PAFTNEKsHIP-
Mewa ns ali aIiliilss and to WIZ whom Sa ali ac C.
ans-st' JOHN NJ CAhKULL.
F-ga NOTICE OF co-PARlNERsHIP
The undersigned have entered into partnership under
the frm style Of OWLS & okEEN the rurro- e of
conduc ing general osnAins and br kerare bus
.ueeo1x 60. aAoh! i: GRE Sl ioSh"S' \.
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Shot liinlseif.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, August l1.-Hon Mar.
shall clerk or the federal courts at this place,
az er several days of severe Illness shot himself in
IL OF TEMPORARY alteration OF mind this morn
ing and died Instantly.
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Campaign Notes.

Campaign Notes.
THE BLAINE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO.
Gen. c. H. Grosvener, Of Ohio. passed through the
city last evening on his way to Maine to consult
with Blaine. His mission Is understood to be TO
settle some important points with relation to the
campaign in Ohio.
VOTERS HoMR AT HALF-RATEs
the heads OF the various departments have been
informed that the trunk lines throughout the coun-
try have made arrangements to take government
clerks home to vote at halr-ratea The tickets will
oe good Tor thirty days and the clerks families Will
oe allowed 10 accompany them at the same rate.
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There has been another difnculty befween Ar
can railway men and the Mexican authontaso @
Saiefa, Mexico. where the mayor hes imprisooa1
twelve men, including lhs tsIegrapher eSd ts011
dispatcher.
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No such Mass.

QuKBIc, August ia correspondent Of the
Chronicle, who Is presumed TO be q member Of the
vice royal stan, denies that there 10 any such per-
son c0nnecied with the Coldstream Guards as DR..
Fernandez, whose name has been mentoned u con-
nectaon with the Dublin scandalA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-11

MADISON, IND, August 1l-Propeller Mamie
Glass eXp.oded her boiier this morning in front OF
this City. Tie engineer, George kelleT, VINO was
frrhtiuiiy m tng.ed. was INSTANTLY killed Joe
Liehlyter was Bocked into tn river and lost, and
Commodore Vol was blown with the pilot house
MY feet in the air ani bro. his way out OF tho
debris In the water. Though bruised be Is not So
Evusy hurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-11

ST. JOINS, y. f., August 1.-THE barQuentino
Belle, which arrived here this morning. reports
that She passed the Ly tan Non lrch yesterday at
noon OH Bay Bulls, nineteen miles south OF here,
again disabled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-11

CONSUL CONGRATULATED Upon the occasion
OF the departure Of Gen Staple for Shanghai, to
which post be had been promoted as consul general
oy the President the residents OF Hiogo, where he
mas Oeen consul for the last seven years. gathered
at the consulate and presented him with two ad-
dresses, one from American citizens, and the other
from all nationalitieS
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The New Department Building.


IMPROVING THE VENTILATION OF THE SOUTH WING
Defects In the construction OF the south wing of
the State. War and Navy department building have
been rectif1ed from time to time The latest DIM
Guilty experienced by its occupants was the foul at
mosphere caused by insufficient ventilation. Chief
Engineer Snyder is now taking steps TO remedy the
defect Two large shafts were et in either end OF
the wing, but they were never opened TO the root,
and there was no outlet for the foul atmosphere
Workmen are now engaged In opening these shafts
through the root Emerson ventilatOrs, over thirty
inches In diameter, will be placed in the aperturea
To aid In making draft, steam coil, consisting
OF about two hundred feet OF pipe, win extend
through each shalt Apertures win be made into
the shafts from the different floors, and the doors
leading into the water closet will be raised come
what from the floor. thus giving good circulation.
1t Is thought that when the improvements are COM
pleted the atmosphere OF the state department,
which Is at times very much vittated, win be
greatly purified.
The Prince Of Wales Is free trader on principle,
ana believes the English monarchy viii endure ibe-
cause 1t 10 the nucleus Of rel republic, and hav-
ing what other republics need. center OF gravity
apart from all, yet allied TO ALL" whatever that
may mean.
large number Of incendiary nres in Vienna have
caused great excitement
Secretary Lincoln arrived at Fortress Monroe
last evening from New York city.
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LECTURES.

FREE LECTURE on MEMORY, BY P. OF. A $
Il BOYD. ~ Y vi. &. A. building. 1909 New ork ave-
nue, j 1UE--D'Y EVfN y o.. AUGUST IL ut O'clock II
you E;eIsOry improvement COME
Sh, uld rain OF Uesday hight il will be Thurs
day night. aull-2t
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Fire i'm ygarVl0 m a

wilmington, DEL. August H.--John Dawsont
MN sion, In tue Neck district, Dorchester county,
Nj, was burned last night Loss, Sl4,OO0 The
fiIe is attributed 10 burglars
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The 'Socratic Method ae Chautauqua.
CHAuTAUQuA, N. z, August 1.-The Socratic
method was applied to the discussion OF the trinity
this morning by Dr. g. II. Mere. who was pres1d-
ing. Rev. Dr. Williamson, Of Chicago. gave Bible
reading. Rev. b n. Adams, OF New York, has
charge OF the devotional meottnRx
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Washington News and Gossip
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., ST., ,9a1; customs, $s34,956

PATENT OFFICE REoRaANIzTION.-An order OF the
commissioner redistributing the work Of the patent
Office and creating new divisions has been issued
1t Is believed that the reorganization will render
the patent ofnce more efficient With the increased
clerical force allowed the work OF the assignment
division has been brought up TO date.
THE EUROPEAN WHEAT CRoP.-The London sta
tstical agent OF the Department OF Agriculture re-.
ports today by cable, that the weather Of the rst
ten days OF August has been hot and forcing, ana
Improvement In wheat prospects Is noted in all
Eu opean countries with magnificent harvesting
weather.
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CAVALRY LIBUTEHANr SUsPENDRD-Iieut
James o. Mackey, Sd cavalry, who was tried re-
Gently by court-martial at Fort Leavenworth, has
oeen sentenced to suspension for eight months, to
oe confined 10 the limits OF Fort Leavenworth dur
Ing that period and to forfeit $50 monthly of his
pay. lie was tried Tor conduct prejudiclal 70 good
order and military discipline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-11

EOCHoS. COBCOR4S BUILDING
Oe FIRST CLASS HAIR DRESSER PROM PARIA
Ibres ls:ents ant tlSr Ae,.a., lIou4 tx,ps4sou, >,
1hils- Lyons ami Vienna.
stAACiectu-cr sEtt Az Porter y
M IAN hAs.- AND FINE UsTr WORRY
iaul's nfe Hair Cutti!.x and Hair !ress!n,
ran uS e1 anu sls[l-l -lUSc4 ElSx vl,s Iuxon..
" ~ 10 Orti~r
d. IS IIETEE NTH SrkEEI NnhrHuEIr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rSS THE DEMOCRATS OF -SEVENTH DIS
IIS tr1ct will meet at 1890 l.th street at EIGHT
oCLOCh 10 NIGHT to organize Cleveand and Hem
urlcks club. THOS j. LUTTRELL
IT. Chairman CeDtr n1nista
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ASros FrsHrR.s
CkeiElcsi Iry Cleaning Establishment.
No. go G. strp-t northwest.
THIRTY VARS EXPEkIESCP
iad'e<' and G-nrleIaens GaTmeuIs also ys,v., =,
Flush tToaks Grape Wells 1aces Gloves etc a. -.
3ectIy cleaned by this Superior process E
LADIES' EEkNiNG DRESSES A SPECIALITY
Gentlfme,l's Clothes Csale By this Process will M,
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