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HARD Ar lr.

THE MISFlT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
Is still continuing the GREAT REDUCTION IA. III
illustrated few days a.U, AID offers tie a.tl~con
for this week the following:
BOYS SUITS, from 4 to IL
At S175 formerly sold at co.
At $500 formerly sold at $500.
AT S3.25 for.uerly sold at s.. 90.
AT 81 90 formerly sold at St So
FOR BOYS from II to is
Suits AZ So rs: sold nowhere under $500.
SUITS at 33S7 sold nowhere under 5000.
Suits at $40; sold nowhere under $3.50.
Suits at $780, sold nowhere under $500.
Suits at 1851; sold nowhere under $1,000
Suits at 81 rs, sold nowhere under $l2 90.
FOR MEN VIII sell
Good Business Suit for ST. SO: worth $1,000
Better Business Suit for $40; worth $500.
rlut ELsIlI IS suit ;o 8lnJu; worth $500.
Blue /. lIl.heI suit for jUJ wit. So.u0
Blue Flannel suit for So 90, worth $1,000.
Iine Blue flannel Suit for $1,000 wo tn $500.
Yacht Cloth Suit fcr 81 co. worth $500
ODD PANTS at such prices that will make them move
very raIidly-prce BIS and UPWARDS
OFFICE COATS in In. s5eersucker Drap d'Ete Fian-
mel Serge. Nuns Cloth Alpaca and Mohair at about
one-Ialf usual prices
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The New York Tunes Is not aware PERHAPS hat
the Interview with Congressman Gibson IN its
washington correspondence saS taken bodily IRON
yesterdays STAR
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DENTISTRY.

hR. >. ]. SCOTT
~ Would respectfully inform his friends and patrons
that he wall ies.Inc the Erscc- Il lis Profession
septehber LIST at l-01 street noItllw. IVA
nR STARR PAL SONS. COR 9TH AND T. STREETS
LIN W. fllins SPECIALITY alsu. the of tooth
Cue WITHOUT 81 iGcInc- i local .,-St, liic USED
The gums. aiieSat.S pam Vi ,XtIaCtIil.. gwen,
1liafsss lEoCeratc- az
RANDALL PARSONS. ID. D. =. OFFICE AND RESI-
AeCellce 40 tn T. W. over Baialty Lcs AL rC hes
q DENTISTRY fkii4iuilA performed. given
Pleasant results ni-nt len pS
nR. L. NJ TAI BOT DENTIST No Al; I'M
Dstreet, three doors RON l.. Dentistry
ITS branches iteth Inserted "a set Al
filtet l3nl
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PROFESSIONAL.

The wise for health on Gslly walks depend"
EASi FkFT.-DR. Will, lao Penn .llYkNIA
- avenue, or. osite Wilisrd's Hotel, and III North
Entaw street Baltimore, Nd Corns. bunions, club
aud inverted nails vascular excrescces and other all
meats OF tue feet successfully treated. DIR. Whites
thirty sEhth Consecutive year Of rsctice. Office fee
81 sittng for putting the feet in order. aul1
NINE ROSS
RELIABLE cIA1HvoYANT AND AsTRoIoG1sr
can De consulted on business and all affairs Of life
sLe Las. for one month reduced her Zee 10 80
hesiocnce. 1910 1ltl stree; Northwest Hours trom1
a. H. 10 D p In. ana from 10 y. III. nlhl4
MI MI: BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Hl LIZ T. Ali business confidential Ladies and Gen
1emen 50 cents each street between Ain and 5th
streets northwest jel4-62ws
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MRS. G. C. HUMPHREYS. 21IS / strict. SAYS
AE her hush I'D received mot btI fli results from
kim Browns Iron iitters kidney and liver trou-
Dies y29eO
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Il BY Il. o. HOFFMAN.
Iowa Ce IA fur $500 90 1884 1ath st. slnN 90
doUN ST, Is r. FUR. 300 w loo l. st, IL mi. 800
Rpnt e i4rf ur. 80 20 901 18th ST. u r, mi 1000
IDP ,tCle Lar M 2y6 ~ 1872 St. 10r. mi. $500
i6 onn avl3r FUR 2OS u lll4 Mst.n .1lr.mi COCO
1919 ST W, IOr.. .ot U 2O29 st. NV, l0r. 5000
LIS ST. IL r fur. 200 90 20S3 ST. NV, 10r. So
10 LaHtcSq l7r yur 5000 6l5 9th St wv l2r 5000
y23 i st.n W.. Or fur Js0 22l2 H ST. r. mi 80 90
!4uo II ST. ~ fur 1880 x22O 81 St. r. III. l.. 1900
Seaton daI 9th&D. 1850 ia St sw.. 6r.... $500
+. .. HOFFMAN,
Real Estate Broker ind AYctoneer.
au1 10th and streets northwest
Dor RENT-l9s8 18th St. Stories 8 rooms S32 80
10 1925 18th street stories. rooms % 50
LOB y ........... 81 so
1909 T ~ 81 so
Apply to PARKER TOMNsHEND
Jy26-1m 141S street northwest
IcOR RENT-l5l9 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NEAR
y Scott circle. Inquire Of J. j. SHEDD. Hon 18th
street northwest. myA3m
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EOHN II. WALKER. ALEX sNDKIA VA, SAYS
- h, tile of BROWNS IRON BIrTERS cured
him completely of an aggravated case Of dyspepsia.
iyT9-Co
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NEEhLY Remnant SALE,
FRIDAY AID SATURDAY,
AUGUST 18th AND 18TH,
AT THE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
s21 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

We take stock next week, consequently we have in
sTucted each delarts Mt TO ;rin orwafd the balance
OF their summer goods and last ends o. every dcscrt
uoI for mark down il order make the Counters
specially attractive those days.
We have personally gone through every department
and remarked all the Remnants" odds and Ends
odd SIZES. &c at even less prices than would Cri
narIy think Of marking them. wish clear out
all kemnants before inventory Friday, August Odd
For instance. in the Handkerchief Department we
have lett or &c HandkeTchirfs (Which reduced
from &c and DOC to lie. last Remnant Day) We now
offer them al l2j.c each to clear lii, IA out.
Also, or 10 Brvcsde SILK Handkerchief IS (Which
reduced FROM 81 and - 75c) otter
ut JOc
In the Hosiery Department two weeks reduced
few pairs SIX Hose fom ! - 81 % per pair We
have IT paiss. each pink and blue have marked
81 Ter pair
Our object is !ain-to clear The stock Of Odds and
tLs preparatory 10 taking stock Similar elors Will
be made IL each pan tents, which viii make
Your visit TO
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HAVE RECEIVED THE MOST BENEFICIAL RE-
suits from the Use of Browns Iron Bi:ters
Miss LIZZIE KESEALY,
JJ29-eo 2Jzl street northwest
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FOR RENT-STORES.

F1UR REST-STORE CORNER 10TH AND RHODE
Island avenue; very good alton for drug store:
S. SWORMSTEDr * BIZ DIZZY
aug 6t 928 street.
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PERSONAL.

7 HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT I WILL
not be responsible for any debts contracted by INV
wife. Sarah Elizabeth Lynch. on and after this date
aull.4t JAMES +. LYNCH
EtEW LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN VOICES ARE
IL required to fill up classes for concerts and
orato1ios ut Prot. DRNOLOwSKIS Musical Institute
go New York avenue northwest tyII-lsn
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EDUCATIONAL.
'NHE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL. HIGH
Il - HoOI.
-, J. W HUNT PRINCIPAL.

oMks BvsiNtSs SCHOOL. TIE LRAIINa
II Vne Tor thoFVueh. lrHCtical Instruction bob
ht-fnS taught entirely without text l.,,ls ,avfpr
months OF hard study he time e. .dustr Is
about gn"-ttrd thai of other business ,s.s Eowes.
hAtIb pusli,ss liliunsllp 80 uvIths or With book
k'vfihS arithmetic sleiiis, CosgeSl NnlvLcr ct, A.,
tire mouths. Sl2 Private essuus II d..,,ci Tr,,n.
increased October list BsFiI at any time bl7 ?th
strtpt
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WHAT Is TT,
w He-No Tea Is an absolutely pure tea without col.
tllhs fIaerlal or any manipulation 20 give IL hand
some !ltaanc and every cent of the Of He No
10 De found IN the drinking qualities He No Tea sold
ty ai retail grcrs To protect the public from iits-
tons anu 10 the strength and favor He No
lea Is soid only IN the oririna metal lined lckaSe-
quarter hall and FOUND sizes each with our uaa,e and
trademark. The trade supplied by
,-..,, MARTIN GILLET Co.
EhAoiisneo loIl imyoi Baltimore
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EfOR RENT-925 18th sTakkT NORTHwESr-A
- Dlne-room house containing all the modern cvnve-
niences dry cellar. with furnace. hey next door, 923
TNoR RENTAL No. 1854 G sThaET NORTHWEST
containing rooms: modern convsuiepces Terms
Sss per month in ADVANCE Refsrsncs sured IHQui,-
1916 Il street northwest, from to p aul2-3t'
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IHok SALr-A NUMBER OF LARGE AND SNAIL
II Houses AID choice Lots. to suit every taste
northwest and on Capitol Hill 4. A. MCINTYRE. ais
street Auls-N
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-06-12
A Pretty Predicament.

There comes time in the life of .
man whose besetting sin is charity
when he begins to wonder if it isn't
all whom he chances to meet. l have
II young friend who is just now think
ing over this proposition. His sympa-
thetic nature was played upon by the
ragged offscouring of the curbstone
who polished his boots daily. Although
this very charitable young man had no
superabundance of wealth, he had two
pairs of trousers. One pair was of the
spic-and-span, latest cut, and costly
pattern. They had hung three days.
however, in his room, waiting for an
event on which he had set his heart.
The pair he was wearing had given
way in several places to the caresses of
time. The other day, while softened
by the bootblack's poverty, he gave
him an order on his landlady for one
pair of trousers; his expectation at the
time was to be at his room and shift
the old for the new before the wretch
OF the curbstone could deliver the or
der. Later in the day he went 10 his
room and divested himself of the an
cient raiment. He saw his boy down
on the sidewalk, and thinking to re-
lieve him of n journey up stairs, he
pitched the trousers out of the window.
with the remark, There they are. !"
He then went to his wardrobe for the
new attire, but nothing was there. He
searched the room without avail. He
hurried to the window to call back his
boy, but he had vanished. He locked
his door and succeeded in rousing his
landlady, who had keyholc interview
with him from the hall. She informed
him that she had received his note
some time before and had delivered to
the boy the articles mentioned. The
young man then realized that the
urchin on the sidewalk to whom he
had thrown his old trousers was not
! the one to whom he had given the Or
der 'INctlder.n
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A Swcde's Wager.

We have heard, perhaps, the last OF
Weston and his walk for some time.
But there is never lacking some person
who will back himself to do odd things
to go without food for six weeks, or
10 walk. without drink, for six months.
A Swede has now wagered that he will.
visit all the cities of Europe which are.
or ever have been, capitals of states, in
the course of this year. He has already
.'done" all the capitals of Germany,
which he reckons at twenty-six, and
he is going to Moscow, wilma. and
Kieff. He already complains of severe
fatigue and may be said 10 stand at an
outside price, technically speaking. 1t
would be interesting to know how the
Swede defines capitals" Is he going
to Athens. Thebes, Corinth, TirynS.
Mycene, all the capitals of all the
islands? Is he to ''do" Sybaris and
Tarentum, and the central city of each
state in the Latin league, and of each
medieval republic. How many capitals
and how many kingdoms of BurgundyP
How many capitals had Ireland in the
days of the numerous kings from whom
the present Celtic dwellers in The isle
are descended? Why. even Scotland
has had several Kingdoms and capitals,
and there must have been seven cap
itals in England during the hoptarchy.
Perhaps the Swede's best plan would
be to go 10 1.-THE capital of pleasures,
and stay there, as he can never win his
bet. His opponent could, in any event,
wrangle on point of history, and re-
fuse TO pay the wager.-LOnolOn DAILY
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PILES! PlLELIIPiLESill

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding,
Itching, and liberated Piles, has been
discovered by DIR. William, Tan Indian
remedy)c )called DR. WILLIAMS INDIAN
OINTMENT. A single box has cured
the worst chronic eases Of twenty-five
years. standing. No one need suffer
five minutes after applying this Won
derful soothing medicine. Lotions and
instruments do more harH than good
Williams Ointment absorbs the tu-
mOrs, allays the intense itching, (par-
ticularly at night after getting warm
i'm bed,) acts as poultice, gives in
slant and painless relief, and is pre-
pared only for Piles, Itching of the
private parts, and for nothing else.
For sale by II. Waterman, and mail
ed on receipt of price, $IOO.
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Conversational Fun.

A scene occurred on the floor of the
house to-day, during discussion on
the Wood-Peters contested election
case, such as is rarely witnessed. 1t
was scranks' day in the house and they
made the most of it. The fun began
with two hours speech from Mr..
Wood, the contestant. He read his
speech in the central aisle, displaying
u portly figure of man about SO years
of age in a bob-tailed coat and with a
country grocery air. 1t was the great
est effort in his life.
But this was the bluest of skim milk
by comparison with that which follow
ed. Judge Bennett, of North Carroll
M, had made n minority report in fa-
vor of Wood, the rest of the committee
on elections heing unanimously on the
other side. On his report Judge Ben
net made a.speech nearly two hours in
length, in which he discussed constitu-
tional law in the most fiorid style and
pompous manner. He is large man
with a towering bald head, the hair
having apparently all slipped down on
his chin, and has a voice like a bull.
He ragged and reared with ponderous
fury, and was constantly guyed by the
whole house numerically. Every
time he misquoted the ltw the law
yers laughed, and every time he slaugh-
tered Latin a groan went up from the
scholars, which set the whole house in
O roar. This amused the house so i'm
mensely that one member after another
got up and gave Bennett additional
time, until they wore him out He then
cOnVulsed the hOuse bV aSEinU DermiS-
sion to rest awhile, filling in with Mr..
Pettibone. This was granted, where
upon Pettibone amused the house still
more, his harangue being more fitted
for field service than for the house of
representatives.
When Bennett had again run down
the house took a vote, which was prac-
tically unanimous against him. In the
vote to give Wood the seat, only Ben
nett and Calamity Weller stood up
against the whole house, which result
was hailed with shouts of laughter.-
Washington Cor. Philadelphia Times.
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Watterson and Bright.

: i heard, the other night, story
about Watterson, writes correspond
ent. Not long ago he was in Indian
apolis. There he sat down to n game
of poker with dick Bright, who was
recently sergeant-at arms of the SEN
ate and president of the city horse rail-
road. Watterson had great luck. The
money rolled in upon him. When he
was about $4,000 ahead he began to
think how lie would spend it. II will
ride home in the best hack this city af-
fords," he said. Before a great while
he had 5000 in winnings. 81 will
drive to my hotel with four white
horses, and a darkey leading each
one," was his exultant announcement.
From that moment his luck turned.
Every cent in his pile was gone, and
his pocketbook began TO look thin.
The railroad president fumbled in his
pocket Taking out car ticket, he
passed II across the table. ''Here,
Watterson, you said you should ride
home. Put that in your pocket and
you can" Watterson walked, and
still keeps the car ticket as a reminder
of the night the Hoosier strapped him.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

MARG GARET F.. STRONG. residing in St
IVA Paul. Minnesota; Hattie Il. Gillis, John
Nj. uillis. Margaret +. Gillis, Marion II. Giilis,
charles j. GilliS. and Jennie e. Jenner, resid
ing in OrtOnVille. Minnesota; and Helen Morse
and John Ii. ellis. residing in sebastopol.
SonOma County CaliforL ia viii take notice
that on the 18th day OF May. 1894 Bradford
HOwland. Administrator de bOnis NON " ith the
will annexed of the estate of John I.illiS de-
ceased. iied his petition in the Probate Court
within and for the County of Portage and State
Of Ohio. against the above named parties and
others, alleging that said John Gillis died seized
IN ie simple oI Nh, following described real
estate. tO-wit:
1st. a tract of land situate in the Village of
Ravenna, Portage County. Ohio. being part of
eight acre lot No q (one of the eight acre lots
south OF the original town plat of Ravenna)
bounded as follows: East by the west ins O I
Chestnut street north by the south line of w it,
liam Wards homestead land; west b lands OF
Theodore Dnges and Martin GretZinger; south
by lands OF Chester iolcomb and George +.
Robinson, containing two and thu ee-IOurths
acres OF land. more or less,
2nd. Lot No: Z, i'll jods Addition TO the
Village of Kavenna, Portage County. Ohio.
3 Lat No. . in Hoods Addition to the
Village of Ravenna, Portage County, Ohio
Ana further alleging by said petition that il
is nece- sary to ell sand real estate 10 pay the
debts of said John Gillis, As well as costs of all
ministration. and to carry out the provisions of
his last will.
The prayer OF said petition is that the plain
till, said Administrator, may be authorized and
ordered 10 sell sa real estate; that all rights.
dover, liens Interests and equities OF each and
all of the defendants may be determined and
protected. and for all other proper orders and
relief in the premises
The persons above mentioned non. resi-
dents Of this State have been made parties de-
fendant to said petition, and they are required
to answer the same on or before the 18th day OF
BRADFORD ROWLAND.
A Administrator de bOnis non with the will an
nexed OF the estate OF John Gillis, deceased.
RAveuna, Ohio, May H. lss1 ssu'eW,
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SEASON OF 1884 AT r. IL BEANS STABL 4
RAEENNA. ONO.

SEASON OF 1894 AT T.. H. BEANS STABLE
RANENNA. ONO.
SMUGGLER. IR was foaled March Goth. 1873.
He is beautiful bright bay black legs. name
and tail and wei CHS llG0 pounds lie ~ 4 horse
of splendid style and action be ing closely re-
lated 10 SMUGGL.ER. record =: 15I4 the champion
trOtting stallion III The world.
PEDIGREE :--SMUGG EK JR was bred by the
late Noah Majors "I independence Kansas. and
was sired by Young Blanco. he by BlancO (the
sire OF Smugglel. record 2:15L4), he by irons
Cadmus. bG by american Eclipse. Smng gler
Jr'S dam was '>ir,ai by Green's Bashaw. of Mus
catine, Iowa. For extended pedigree Of Green's
Bashaw, see rr,.tting Stud oil America. Dam
of IOunglBlanci. IL Black Hawk Morgan mare,
owned by IL -. Robberman, of Desoto, Kansas.
Smugg ler, lr. can be seen at my stables, one
mile Ilst OF 1sEvenua Court House, any Hay du
ring the seasoa. commencing April 18TH and
ending SepG st, 1854
Terms, $50 to insure.
Care will be taken to prevent accidents or
mishaps, but will not be responsible for any
that may occur.
Gool pasturage furnished mares from a dis
tancc at mode rate rates.
Persons wishing to raise Americas best horse
stock. viz The general purpose horse, are in
vIted to cali and examine Smugger. Jr., and
see some of his colts. before bestowing patron
age elsewhere. For further information, call
on address +. III. BEAN,
S20 RAvENNA. OHIO.
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The Trotting Bred Stallion,
MAMBRINo MOHAWK!

Is jet black Stallion, 10 years old. IS hand.
high. weighs 1850 pounds. with fine head, nea
good neck running back in well inclined shoal.
ders. short back. extra coupling and hips. tlaI
legs. heavy name and tail. When his head j. q
little above his natural carriage, you can put
the standard straight up his fore legs and the
top of the standard will be between his ears
He has line knee action. and Il nice trotter; has
been i'll the stud service SINCE three years old
MambrinO Mohawk with his rare breeding and
grand style. is valuable horse to breed Tor
trOttnrS, CoacherS or rOadSterS.
MAMBRINo MOHAWKis is by Mambrino Patchcn.
blot',ur to Lady thorn. re ,;ord 2: 1s1<; Mambri-
no ttchen is the sire of Mambriho King, the
hans ,omest horse in the w"rid. owned by e j.
JiSn lin. Village Stock Farm N. Y. Mambrino
MOI awk is by MambrinO Patchen; he by Nam
bril- 20 Chief, record 2:2l1z; he by Mambrino
p! master; he by Mambrino; ne by Imported
sIc hawk. Mambrino Patchen is the sire OF
the following horses in the 2: 30 class: Georgie.
6l g. 2:245; Highland Stranger. b h. 2:9511s /;
am bowman. e, 2:24k; Kate Middleton, ch
NJ. 2s; Kittie silver. ch 2: 272l Lady Stout.
=: 2O9S; Mambrino Boy. bl h, 80 26h; Mambrino
1 iamond. bl h, .; %; Mambrino Kate.g m.2 81 !;
hlistletOe. bl m. 2: 80.
family in the . 81 class ElROre (St. Elmore),
ch h. S:I; Mohawk, Jr. (Clark'sj. h, =: :25 !;
Mohawk. Jr. QIalps). h 2:a6; Fashion. b m.
9:2}1s; Lady Clark, ro m. 2:37; Yellow Dock
{Mohawk's Mand). ch m, 2:92h-2: :2es< Mo-
hawk Chief. ch m. 30; Rolla Golddnst, out of
trotters, producing such as Ida BasSett.2 2015
Glendale. 2: 901a; Kittie Patchen, 9: 221s Lazy
Thorn. the Ind, =: 20.
We. the undersigned. citizens of Henry and
Shelby counties, KY do hereby certify that we
are acquainted with the stallion. MambrinO Mo
hawk. owned by 8 N. Andrews, OF RootstoWn,
Ohio; that he is a ine breeder. and a sure foal
getter. rs we have bred to him. and his colts
have always brought good prices. We highly
recommend him to the pnblic; g. W. Teagne,
I; TeAgne. VIM Adams. Joseph 7. Hamblin,
W. Allen. W. Crabb. Finn Williams, }.
=. Hinkle r. A Scott. q. s. Sandusky, j. N.
Vincent. Il. T. Lancaster. I. &. Carpenter W.
J. Carpenter. ). II Williams. f. V. Williams.
y. ID. McAeekins Jas r. Taylor,W. II. Allen
W. f. Taylor. W. W. McAllister F. r. Crabb.
John Todd.
MAABRINO MOHAWK will make the season fsr
the small sum OF Sl5.W. Ii mare Il les not prove
to he with IOal. can he returned next season
Season commencing May 6th and closing July
1st, 1924. Mondays and Tuesdays at New Bal
timOre; the balance OF the week at my resi-
ttence. in RoOtstoWn, Ohio
sl92m S.N. ANDREWs.
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The Cobb county cyclone was in the
shape of an enormous globe. Its mo-
tion was rotary. The globe was black
rs smoke, while vivid lightning flashed
from it. The stem was run up to the
globe and down again, and seemed to
gather additional force by such action.
The whole was encircled by crimson
cloud, grand and beautiful to behold.
The noise of the cyclone was similar to
that made by coal-burner engine
Savannah NeWs. -
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RncklAn'S Arnica SalYa.

The BEST SALvE i'm the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
blains, corns, and all skin eruptiOns,
and positively cures piles. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents pei
box. For sale by G. p. Reed, Ravenna