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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-03

THERE will be civil service examination for the
departmental service held in Memphis, Tenn, on
Tuesday, April 29th.
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SEWING MACHINES &c.
HAv1so Es1.aerp Orr

IsFFtIt DEPART MINT
And added greatly improved machinery We are row
enabled 10 turn out work with MOI xystion Ladies
having 3 Sewing Machine Of any kild 10 repair will
pIesse drop us postal and one Of rnachiIsts viii
Ca az Your house promptly - patrons
s0o hoDest wOrk prompt and polite attention ana 2ir
1eaIlns every tf,ne No ray expected entirely sat
stactory. Al work warranted Refer 10 over zoo ladies
IN the city Of Washington whom " relaired Stwlnx
Machines for the past Is years. c. ALEkBACE corner
Ith A Hnext door As. BAG his Gents AID
Hat store. A-e1cy for tie New American No aud
other frst-cls.s Machines Inh42
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CoCRr ~ GENERAL TERN
To-day, Hoe ct al agt Commissioner OF Patents
tn1aucanus'. argument submitted
CIRCUIT CorKT-yhsdor Hdcner.
Today, McAvcry agt Blancnards heirS nat On
SCI IA Henning aet hisple; Judgment BY defaull
ast; Behrends: CO. chandee, Quarden . 90. sgt
Soda; DO.
EQUITY CorRT.-rfoe HczrfAsr.
To-day, Farnham agt Buell. withdrawal of mote
allowed MinSheim agt MRhon: order appointing
Leon Iooriner guardian ad Item. Warner ast
A2hon; Substitution OF trustees ordered Boyh
agt Kelly; injunction denied and restr,ininc order
denied
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TeiesraDhic Rr;ef~.

The steamship Neptune has arrived at St. Johns,
n: F., with 1900 seals, valued at $4,000
The St Georges society OF Montreal has decided
to communicate with the Eng .isn journals as to
the false indueenents held our 10 emlgrnnts.
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Charles b. Unverzagt was yesterday convicted,
In the United States court, In Baltimore, OF using
the United states mails 70 carry out scheme 70
defraud.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
Trustees SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. BRUSSELS CARPETS. BEDDING
&c. AT AUCTION.
By vir Of q deed Of trust dated January 25th, AID
lss3 and duly recorded iiber No. 99. folio 264
Of the land records tor Washington, c. and by direc-
ton Of the party secured thereby shall sell t public
AID. 1884 COMMENCING AT Ten O'CLOCK AN.
In trout Of the auction rooms Of Walter Williams
Co. corner 10th and streets northwest the Furni-
ture bedding CARPETS, etc. mentioned in the
schedule marked A. to said deed trust named
IN part
" alnut Parlor Suites Walnut Chamber Suites Walnut
Marlrobes Walnut aantel Mirrors, Walnut Library
Tables. lounges. Walnut Book Case. Walnut Writing
IaSi,s' Walnut Walna. Extension Tables, Walnut Bed
steadA Bureaus and Wa-hstands, Patent Rockers
Painted " ardrubes. Dining Room Chairs, Oak Cot
taEe Furniture, Walnut Patent Bed, Marble Top
Tables. Brussels CT ret huYs, Hall arpets. Lace
Curtains. ir and Husk Mattresses, Feather Pill
lows aud Bolsters Is anket, Bed ing. Heating
Stove, Or ckery. &c. with many other articles IN
schedule marked "A" too numerous to mention.
Terms cash
mh-0-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS, Trustee
uTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON Ac.
count of the rain. until SATURDAY, APRIL FIFTH
A. D. 1894 at the same hour and place
By order Of the Trustee.
mh29-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO. Aucta
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Gallant MI. Arnold.

From the Boston Pilot.
Boston lady was riding In stree: car, when,
it being fun, she stood and balanced herself by
pendant strap. A gentleman opposite to her asked
her how to find Hotel vendome, and, after the In
formation was given, promised her his seat when
he left. Soon AFTER she went TO hear Matthew Ar
mold lecture, and found she was right In thinking
the gentleman who asked his way OF her was an
Englishman-it was Matthew Arnold Mr. Arnold
may have needed his seat and had the courage OF
his convictions, as the phrase goes, In keeping II,
hut the lady knew he was not an American
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Striking Stone Cutters.

CoNNELLsv1LLE, Pa, April 3.-The stone cutters
In the Fayette county Quarries struck yesterday
for an Increase Of 20 per cent In wages They have
Notified their fellow -craftSmen to accept no en-
ployment In the Quarr1eS until the dispute Is SET
tied.
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Strike OF Iron Workers.

SHARrsvlLLI, PA. April 3-The iron workers at
the Douglass furnace Of Pierce, Kelly & Co., the
Spearman Iron Co. and the Mabel furnace of Per.
kins & CO., have all struck because OF q reduction
OF ~ TO IS per cent on laborers iron carriers and
the condition OF the iron market forced reduction.
The workers at MiddIesex nave accepted the reduc-
ffon
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SHREVEPORT, La, April 3-MaJor C. G. Thur
and a well-known cotton operator, committed SUI
cide last night by shooting himself through the
head The act was caused by financial emDarrasS-
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Fl. H. Dodge. 533 18th street:
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FFUE GREAT
i PENSsNyASIA ROUTE

7GTzE 5S5sSEsz1 EEsf ss H2gIE
j. LETECI 10. LMbEk lsIH' iosa .----'
,p,s5 s,1, ,d tI ne NJ s1sEtIs : As
500 vim sisef6s Car sroia Ha al iT
i.ac rsr TO EtssG1r s1pfss AZ 40 n daily with
s sf,es-o !. tYla5aSa:s aa 'I.tE VIII ii
100 daily; r5tsl1rs AID the We WI vii
f1 aS Sa foToSaG t. f Gfa
JeT Erie CsDsnoai-us Rochester. Ilfia!O Niagara
SI TON "a asl RS, f1s;lt sa ,a H. rsaf GF'
I5sih rasinf Warrington I'll saturday u.zs VIII
For " illiaIsrort Lock Haven and El1uira. s;94o.
Is' s! Yss sS Sorls snd the East, sls IT 10 oa m o.
lG ~ IN. II n,as 1I M IN q 2qii ., i9@
!, - 8 a n; daily, s,csi sand5sS, -, -,
I E FUN ali ,iroush trans cernec, a. Ter
s.y City With beats CT brooklyn AAEe1. af.OrtNus
Gitct transfer TO fulton stIset sso.cils double
rfs scly-s New York Ci,y;
aid II Is p IL On sunday ~ IO.o and Ii IEp N
LIED EnIrsss 9aoa "a daily e9eei SUNDAY -.
tt.. p. 40 C:3u $40. 1000 a!. u 10 y III. On
sunGay IL - 90 ~. .U. Io.UO ai.d II Is
IL Pores Greek Lie. .:5o IL slld <4tp. day
sel Ahlaso.l. 90 and sac pm daily. e.cepsSua-
ASs A LIP iEIRl AsS aA1
I!I A,,s : =. ~ as Les arc Il q
Jo Eel noia sId tie SSu,f Is snd IL Ct am daily
Trans siti s. .t Saldas sos
H. ard T. 10 nn,s, S,s,I iS - ana i9te "a
az, ~ ~, ana l: . lD;.c Pm
eilsth and ienasylIsnts sVenne ard az the Sta
GSn sisIs 0Fcsr. can t< lett for the checking 6As
cu,s kWoOD Genera Passenger s...i. Agent.
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From the Colorado Mining Gazet.e
The Washington STAR is Q notable instance Of
the success that attends o Conservative evening
paper IN a large city. The capital has no journal
mat has approached this little evening sheet m
prosperity. THs STAN Is always reliable This b.
CONES CONF, main element OF strength The tempsa-
ncLs 70 Whlch journalists are submitted IN Wash
inston have never oegliled It's eltor Tsr sr.n a
Iein.tAaole as nnAncial success IN this it con
tasls strongly with the papers which barely 60
OUT an existence The success O, TuE SrAl /. very
encouraging 20 conscientious Journalistic
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Progress OF Civilization.

Nothing better illustrates the(progress OF our
civilization than the growth and beauty OF Wash
ington. 1t is now the handsomest and most inyit-
ing city In the nation Twenty years since IL was
a dark, dirty, tumbe-down affair. quite unworthy
to be called the capital OF the United states Since
the abolition OF slavery, IL has grown steadily in
all the elements OF refinement and grandeur Its
public buildings are splendid. its hotels superior,
Its churches school houses PIRATE dwellings
breeding is notable for politeness and good taste
Washington is clearly the representative city OF
the union In all that constitutes education, refine
ment, and good morals.
The REIGN OF THE BLoNDEs.-Blondes are no
longer popular. They had things their own way
for several years, but driven TO the wall at last
and it Is mainly because OF their own numerous
and we had all sorts OF intermeoiate t,nts: women
with brown hair, and red hair, and yellow hair;
with dark blue hair. sandy hair, carrotty hair and
and In TWO years all the intermediate shades dis
appeared Every woman's hair was either black or
yellow. Women who one week were distinguished
by cdrrOtty or sandy hair came out q week later,
after the Gigenr application OF carbonate OF soda
as pronounced blondes The streets blossomed
the subjects were expert bleachers the srtiicIai
was easily dstng uished nom the real There is no
installing the hand made, sawdust colored, half
The har OF the artificial blonde is always bleached
two shades lighter In front than In the coil. Her
eyebrows never match her hair, and her eyelashes
are usually way on. She has none OF the bright
color or the perfect balance between the shades OF
her complexion and OF her hair which the real
upon the artincial blondes It makes them look
peaked, unhealthy and pinched Their faces have
not healthy color. It is in winter that the bru-
turned he scale in favor Of the dark girls
THE DEADLY crolosea-ssx persons are known
to have been killed ana over 20 Injured by the tenn
pest q Wind which struck the town Of oakv1lle,
Indiana. ruesday evening. asststed IN yesterdsys
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To Take Her Dying Statement.
The district attorney this afternoon sent one OF
his assistants to the Asylum hospital to take the
statement OF Rosa Hammond who was shot yes
terday by James Peyton, as reported elsewhere in
Tue STAR, as she is supposed to be dying.
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Making His Living Legitimaselv.

FROM The Wall street News.
There is much IN the present bun market 20 IA
mind one OF the man way down In Indiana who
was the only man In his village having any lore
cash capital lie was one day explaining 70 an
eastern man:
THE only stock aloat IN our neighborhood ARE
nFe shares or an old sawmlli which hasn't paid
these last Ten Years. Monday mornings circulate
The report that syndicate has bought the mill ana
VIII Al oHce put II In repair. Ills sends the shares
up 10 % and sell out"
That's legitimate"
wednesdays | let &c he understood thar the
syndicate l. busted, and that nothing viii be done
10 The mill This sends the stock back 10 10 and I
load up" N
And what DO YOU do Saturdayse-
'Oh, those are my Regular days for working IN a
ieeilng ~ the country that ought 10 be paid \
ponus Tor converting the MIL into disrillerv'
TBR Pores PRECARIoUs FoorBoIp IN ROMA
special dispatch from Rome TO the Philad,.lphia
Press says: he advent 10 power OF q radical cab-
net might compel Pope Leo TO ask the hospitality
OF foreign power. Roman archbishop or great
influence said to-day: IL see nothing 10 keen US
mere 60 where she would, the church would De
safer and more respected than Ia Rome We NAV
Yet ask the hospitality OF the United StaresD
KEW. GEORGE BRIsToR EXPELLED FROM TER NEW
ARK CONFERENCE.-The Committee appointed by
II AZ No ~
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RETROTHEn-
MA Il RlED.

SOMMERS-BLUMENTH Mr.. JOSEPH SOM
this CITY. No cards
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AN OUTRAGE FTKSD NARROWLY ESCAPES DKcApI-
TATIoN.-ln the lower end or Campbell county Va a
lew days ago, the little daughter OF farmer nansI
Lee was assaulted by negro farm hand The giiis
lalner captNsd the negro, dragged him to a wood
Pile and was In the act OF beheadng him when th.
negros cries for mercy caused him 10 desist Lee
then Strapped him on horse and took him 10 the
county jail, where he is now confined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-03

Grief ENGINEER GEORGE W. MELVILLE, who is
the engineer OF the Arctic steamer ThetS Is In the
cifV.
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The Loss in Cincinnati.

THE LEGISLATORS ASKED TO MAKE coon rEx
AND woCNDED.
Governor hoadly, in a message 70 the general
assembly OF Ohio yesterday, recommended pro-
vision by law ior The oIer OF an adequate reward
for the arrest and conviction OF the murderer Of
Captain John J. Desmond, Company B. rst rsn-
ment state Guard killed the evening OF March a n
Cincinnati, while in the discharge OF his duty and
IN the service o1 tn state he also rscomrends
the prOpfey OF making provision for the relief OF
DesIlonds aged mother from the pecuniary lo1
etaled by the death OF her son, he being her only
support \ bill passed the senate TO allow An
miltiamen injured or Frustrated by sickness while
IN The service OF the state at Cincinnati 100 dawn
time az 81 per day. biz Was Introduced In ma
senate providing that citizens may recover from
The state damages for the destruction OF their
property by riotous asSembage The bin looks
70 nakns good The losses sustained by The citizens
OF Cincinnati
The barbados about the courthouse werp ~
moved yesterday, and travel was resumed The
l1ih regiment is stu on duty there The latest re-
NiSed list OF the dead and wounded places the dead
al IS, and the wounded al l3s
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Local Notes.

LIEUT.. JOHN W. DANENHowER has been ordered
to the Minnesota, at New York, on April 10th
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AUCTION SALES.
HOMAs DOWNING. Aucuoneer.

FaNHOMAS DONIlN9. AucOOpeer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HANDSOME PARLoR FUR
EkESoH:P Plat MIRkoRs. p aHI ko FHSNIe
H6Es Il sr MAEEr FStA HTeTS AYD
eTbEF aNb SI pRIE mn RT HSIR
coMfofs FANc4 csiB GTSRRd ak NtBE EFF Il
ExIESsos 6INlSa rA sIREsoh kkpssEls sSP
yMIENIS Ax EESfrsss
CHEST OF TOOLS s E9 x.1tss3R n FINE CONDITION:
ONE DH7 Saa 5sHH II f GsTR
1d RsAeka SR 6N dSsH SSEs g. a &
HS Ss ssrsAb d Sr555S
SHAH ss III i,5ss Selection q sssxs RODS
S5ySDsF HsseS5Ss # i1 SELF io
Two Onnssxx Ehs bart; Top gug CRIES,
One !scon a1 hand SlTi pha top Soss'es'
T One J ,s n fSnr. CaT Wa4;,
About 20 sets Buggy. Carriage and Express Harness.
Thirty head Horses. Mares and Mules
ap3-2t s. BENsINGER. Auctioneer
VTNHoS. J. FISHER 4 Co.
l. Real Estate Auctioneers. 1924 81. NV.
AUCTION SAFE OF TWO DESIRABLE LOTS ON L
On TGIsbAY AF FfTFnHNnSrH FIFTEEN FEI
APRIL Al. 1884 at Il All PAS i ROTH O'CLOCK. H&
to the hshes, BIDDER sub I lots u.s. and
ts7 in sauaret hundred and forty eight
These lots each of % feet 10 inches on
FIJI ne If fs, 10 inches to 90 foot concrete alley
apsdsds 'S HISS a. j. ' TIsa Il is co. Aucts
SAFE Il 3E ATTRacTxE ooTYTEY
aEoReEs cotNT s 81 Ed 81 MaRr1 pEl6ch
By virtue of deed of trust dated March 10TH A. az&
s so cs h 1850 So in 1 g
IF Sft HHo Afh aHe''Ss SA Eve
described real estate to Wit All that lot or parcel of
as~ hs stale ~ aa SnT n the of
bounds viz Beginning for the same at stone planted
at tle southwest corner of James Haisons part aud
with said Inc as now corrected with allowance Of
one degree for variation south 66s delees Al
ches to stone thence north 10 east 17a per-
tract OF land called Brother's Friend hip" which was
dsttisd TO edward G. Ford. December IA, 1873 by
record hooks of said Howard county Ma, sad tract
sixth election district Of said Howard county Nd with
Bse a n,s tsre1n conssnE Of twostory
Terms OF sale will be made known the premises
On Gay q sale and previous Thereto deposit OF 500
piled within seven days after day Of SALE the 7
Of the ttfsuting purchaser All conyeyalcins at
purchasers cost.
TH0S Sl ?; BOND.
ap2-3t' THos. \. YotNG. AAOS'ee~
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AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
e1, AND ALEXANDRIA AND NASHlN0IUs

gTNHE OTTO GAS rNGINF
ksqu-ss 10 boiler avoids all c1penetve attendant,
hC lCss oT time no handling " fuei and mo ,shes II il
csc .I,enSvsiy ior running PASSENGER ard Freight
Elevators Sevinx Machines. Mea, Clloprsrx PintinI
Lthoxraphic Presses Cosee Tili. 49,. LsI
anG Rulns Machinery. Lathes &c &C. MA .ns1ns
Possesses the least number " vSrK,ux usrts All
graf piic1ty Of mechanism SA~S| $3.50
Fer particulars IylSeA &c sLp.y hL,,ssr~,s
MsshInSxto Gas lixiii 60
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Uninstructed Delegates.

ST. LOUIS April 3.-The republicans OF the seventh
Congressional district of this state have elected
Thee. Bruere and NJ. g. Reynolds delegates TO the
national convention. Unrestricted.
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where he VIII be pleased to Hs old friends and ps-
tons and hopes by strict attention to business and fair
dealing to merit the patronage Of all mh29 et
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
Hs.so TEA

Hs.so TA
HE-Nc is simply tea IN natural condition: fhst r.
without coloEiny polishing or fancy twisting i can
sold only in the metal lined packsses-quartel half and
pound sizes-thus preserving the strength and nner
6Avor Of the tea
HeNo Tea q cold By all grocera The trade supplied BY
MARTIN 0uIET Co..
Established ISL tm29-6m1 Baltimore
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Death From Trichinosi.

LATRoBE, PA, Aprir3-Mrs. Gale and daughter,
victims OF ti1chinosis, died at Loyal Hanna, Pa,
this morning, and the father and another daughter
are not expected TO recover.
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TIVE CEI1CIOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER BRr.vs
Fever wears out always clean and can De worn vhS
bathing In tor kxisAs NA-s
CHAS. FISHERS
-. e. Ith street northwest
IAdy patropA Iii
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlGgranS to The Star.


senatorial EXcursiOnfstS EN- Route for
Home.
PETERSBURG, Va, April 3.-This morning the Sen
atof1al party, which left Washington last Tuesday
Ior Florlda, arrived here en- route for home. The
party consists Of Senators Sawyer, Wisconsin: In
galls ana wife, Kansas; Henderson and wife, Ne
oraska, ana Jones, Florida; Sergeant-at-Arms Can
eday, and W. A. j. Galloway representing the
Atlantic Coast line The members OF the party
expressed themselves as highly delighted with their
trip
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Failure OF Grain Speculatort in Balti.
more.

BALTIMORE, April al. Collin Vincent 4 Co.,
SPECTATORS in grain to-day posted their suspension
IN the Corn and Flour exchange. They state that
In consequence Of dullneSs and the decline in
wheat, they are unable to meet their obligations
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f. p. HueHEs MAnkrr
Corner Of 9Th and N streets northwest
PORTER HOUSE STEAK 17c lb.: sirloin 15c H. ::
Round Steak. 12c. h.; Best Rib Roast l5c lb Is lbs
best Prunes 81 Sc. h. lbs. best Lard 81 10 lbs
Granulated Sugar, Soc; 10 lbs Coffee SUGAR. 75c 10
barrel: 3-lb Can Tomatoes sc. can: Corn &C. cam 10
Goldfish &c Id.
All goods delivered free mh7.3m
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lust RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF THE
= new Patent Perfect ha4o-s be quality Guaranteed
apd Die not satisfactory 81 50 each at the
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KEW. GEORGE BRlsTok EXPELLED FROM TER NEW
ARK CONFERENCE.-The committee appointed by
the NJ T. conference al Newark, n. j., TO examine
INTO the charges or immortality against the Rev
Dr George Bristor made their report YESTERDAY
They conclude "that the Charge OF immoral con-
Duct Is sustained and that the said George r. Brs-
tor oe, ana Is hereby, expelled from the ministry
and membership OF the Methodist Eniscon,I
church" Mr.. Brlstor's counsel appealed TO the
general conference MI. Brlstor Is threatened Will
a criminal Prosecution
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SPOOL CorroS.
TIE BEsT FOR MACHINE OR HAND USE
SIX sPOOLS FOR Is CENTS

At the ofice o. the New Home and Hartford Sewing
Machines positively the Lgbtest runn;n most simple
and durable Machine ever Froduced Examine
II attachments. produce u greater variety or
work III other III the market Machines sold On
MOI thly DAY uaeRts. special Discount for cash
At OPPENHEIMFP'S
k2S 9th street n W. St Cloud Builane
PS.-we are the sole agents Tor Hartford and Neu
home SEWING Machines. teb2S
m HAT GREAT HOUSEHOLD SILENT
Y Whine New Home, - Boston" rlne SewiIg Ma
chimes al aonest prices No canvassecs. Come ths
once and save money. Renting and iepaIrlng a sps-
ti2iIS 1iSnfSNEh ~ StE - INV sePl3
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JOSEPH r. PAGE,

Who has occupied the old eocery stand 1t the Of
18th and streets northwest for the past yeas
viii Remove his stock Of Fine Groceries April 1st to
the store formerly occupied By 3. ". Reeds Soma
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MICK AUTH SAUSAGE MANUFACTURED
Manufactures Of Frankfort and Weiner eaussRA
Stall No. &c, 7th street wing, Center Market.
Do. AL Northern Liberty Market
Do. 81. q street Market. mh20.lms
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-14
Inry List For MAY 2G.

List OF Traverse Jurors drawn to serve III spe
cIal term OF Court commencing the fourth Monda
OF May being the twenty-siXth day A, d., 1891.
Allen Joseph, Connoquenessing tp, n. farmer
Anderson Samuel Clinton farmer.
Allison Anderson. Worth, farmer.
Arthers John, Jefferson, Jr., pedler,
Bigham, VIM, Slipperyrock, farmer.
Bupp John, Lancaster, farmer.
Beighley Daniel, Butler, farmer.
CrtchlOw II. c., Penn, farmer.
Coffman Wm,, Centreville boro., blacksmith
Clingensmith H. A.. Petrolia boro, grocer.
Dunlap Melvin, Marion tp., farmer,
Ditner Joseph, Summit, farmer.
Denny Edwin, MddleSex, farmer.
Dutler Ruben, Connoquenessing, n. farmer.
Emery Daniel, Marion. farmer.
Eisler Conrad, Butler boro 2nd ward gardener
Frederick Adam Summit tp farmer
Fletcher w. b., Parker tp. farmer,
Fennel Abram. Clearileld, farmer,
Fcmming q. w. Concord. farmer.
Gillcland Lewis, Adams farmer
Glenn Robert. Brady, farmer.
IIoch Augustus, MillerstOwn boro, Hotel keeper
Hutchinson w. j., Oakland tp.
Hunter James, Buffalo. farmer.
Johnston Jacob. Summit, farmer.
Jones James, Muddycreek, farmer
Kepple Jonathan Farmer.
Kenper Joseph Butler boro, Ind ward sadler
LeIghner John Donegal tp., farmer.
Miller ID. C., Centre. farmer.
McGIll NJ. l.. Cherry. farmer.
Morse VIM. L. Buffalo, farmer
Marsh Joseph, Marion, farmer,
Morehead j. r., Winfield farmer
Mitiln ThSs.. Slipperyrock, farmer.
Stewart John Evans City boro., gent.
Sitter Jacob, jackson IT,. w, farmer.
Shanor Ruben, Prospect bOIO., clerk.
StulZ John Summit tp. farmer.
S0wash H., Falryew IL. w. Shoemaker.
Nanderlin Geo. Nenango, farmer.
Wade RObt., Washington, farmer.
Young Philip, Harmony boro. farmer
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-14
BUTLER CITIZEN.
A Case that Puzzled the Whole
Faculty..

Mrs. Milo Ingrum gave the names OF
some of the most reputable physicians
in the two cities pittsburgh and Allie
gheny), to whom she had paid large
sums of money for treatment, but she
rapidly grew worse. She was then
taken to the most reputable physicians
and surgeons in New York, but with
no better success. They had all pro-
nounced it cancer, and declared she
must die. The flesh of her breast was
eaten away down to her ribs; the
breast bone was laid bare, and the dis
ease made its way upwards, causing
the breast to become detached from the
wall of the chest, hanging loose from
above. See page 26, of DR.. Hartman, IS
"Ills of Life" how PERUNA cured her.
They are given away by druggists
gratis.
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your imprudence annoying your com
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Wuller and ID. I'll. Wuller.
Owed to spring-The rheuna
tism