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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-04-03
Farmers, Attention!

VIZ X e6li your SPECIAL attention 70 t2e2Sl><
w lowing well-known remedies fsf4yD8
the diseases OF stockand improving con
dition:
Mummas Horse and Cattle Powders.
BARRIERS Horse and Cattle Pevders.
FoutZ Horse and Cattle PoNdsrs.
LAhigh Cattle Powders
Stonebraker's Cattle Powders.
Sheridan's Cattle Powders make hens lay.
Hirner's Powders for increasing the quaity
and quantity Of milk In COWS.
Tbs foIIowirra lIuirpents for cuts bruises and
sores are confidently recsmmcnded
KendaIIs Spd<in Cure, Carrying OH, Iuri
OF. British or BuseyB Lotion, horseinsns
Hone. Centaur Liniment, Roman Llplineni'
BeiI1 White OH, X. X. Relief Mustang Lini-
ment. Barkers Nerve and Zone Linimsnt,
Brown : Nerve and Bone Lininent, fahrneys
Eminent Stonebrakers Lipiment hunmas
Etc IinIment for man or beast
BAKER NcHCRHAN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-04-03
WINTER Goods CHEAP.

Beachley has now in stock many goods
suitable for the early winter trade. Go and
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-04-03

Personnl.-Mr. John Lucas left
here Oh Tuesday last for his home in
Thompson, Illinois. He has been visit
ing among his numerous relatives aud
friends in Jefferson county for the past
three months.
Mr.. w. w. Wattles and wife, OF Pitts
burg, Pa, who have been on an eX-
tended visit through the South, visit
ing among other places the New Or
leans Exposition, stopped here for II
few days the first of the week with the
family of Rev. ID. NJ. Moser.
MIR. VIM. p. Licklider and bride re-
turned to their future home in this
place on Tuesday. 1t was the intention
TO have had II reception on their return,
but owing TO an affection in the family
vi Mrs. Licklider this was rendered i'm
possible.
Col. W. A. Morgan and Towner
Schley, Esq, will drive over the mount
ain and take in the Carnival ut Freder-
lex City on Monday next. We wish
them u pleasant time and safe return.
Mr.. George Graves has gone to Balti-
more, where he expects to occupy a
position as book-keeper.
Miss Ida Schley is visiting friends in
Baltimore, with whom ghr will spend
the Easter season.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-04-03

BEACHLEY. THE LIVE MERCHANT
OF Hagerstown, buys goods in large lots for
the cash, consequently he cannot be uHdsr-
sold. Go and see.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-04-03

Wanted.-By some means The
suEpHERpsrowN REGISTER of date Au-
gust4, 1883, has been lost from our files.
If any one has paper of that date they
will confer q great favor and be paid for
their trouble by leaving it at this ONCE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-04-03

County New..-We clip the fol-
lowing from the last Charlestown
papers:
From the Spirit:
Mr.. John I. Colston and family had
a narrow escape from being killed on
Sunday last. As Mr.. Colston was driv-
ing down Main street from church in
his carriage, with his wife and daugh-
ter, his horses became frightened and
tried to run away. I'm his efforts to hold
them Mr.. Colston was dragged out over
the front Of the carriage, between the
horses and under the vehicle. The
horses broke the front of the carriage
and got away, and Mrs. Colston and
daughter were taken ont, the former
being Frustrated by fright and requir-
ing medical attention. Mr.. Colston re-
ceived a cut on the head and was much
bruised, but is about again. Mrs. c. has
not yet recovered from the effects of the
shock, but we trust will soon be well
again.
Charlie Wright, u boy aged about ii
or Is years, was arrested last Tuesday,
charged with being the party who rob-
bed :he store of NJ. ID. ). Hughes. He
admitted his guilt, and was committed
to Jail by Mayor Hough, to answer be-
fore the next grand jury.
Mr.. John r. Colston has purchased Of
Mrs. Rebecca Hunter about twenty
acres Of land, partially covered with tim
ber-a portion of what has been COM
monty called Cookies woods"-at SIS
per acre.
Mrs. Lewis Winebrenner has engaged
Messrs. Grove u Brown TO bring suit
against the corporation of Charlestown,
for damages on account OF personal in
jury received by fall upon torn-up
crossing Oh Congress street few weeks
ago.
Mr.. w. w. Wentzcll, of Bolivar, in
addition to his loss by fire of about So 900
on his stock and mandatory, on hich
there was an Insurance of 81, 200, also
suffered 4 damage of several hundred
dollars TO his dwelling, which is cover
ed by insurance in the Jefferson County
Mutual Company, represented by
Messrs. Washington Il Alexander.
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PAssFB Aw Al.

Yesterday 21rrins zf : 5egoeE, Aa4s
D. 5rift. beloved wife q Cspssi- ssi-
ss ". s1sts. pz.ssc zsEY =; Der f-syszs
z iss A-iing-on H0ssl, stssE : ssor'
"a; psisfsi illssss-
lie deceased vss torn L t1s -tste
II ss~ YorE- Gs5 vas 1fiy ys<rs q zss
"a "a Issn Of lszt February. Shsr :
aid. sas rsgys5 with Der parents 70
Grand Esplds, Mseh.. sb-ss sos srsz
% wgu1nhood. 10 fs7Z sos nzarrEec
sps scsisb, sad fOzr Yss.s sft<rwsr3
-sus~ w~s. VITA Ger husozoss % z Ike
-~zRls Ter fss1gs s0sss Csgt- sGliE
3giit tie steamer JssepsiEs. and S1nr2
sn- goia er@lt@11ent rEn EsF q tie
r,s1te o@t4e~n 5~assls and toe bad %
rzvIEzii1rl "a tie ssAg1f yTvef. B<sng
jtstryus = s;3lng Der t1sbsnG - z 80
"a = s.iose Mrs 5G1tc took sEsszs %
tbe cg.iu4yy department. 90 tie steamer.
add gave that Important b,zneh - the
oazrsss her per~0azl stt=ntion for more
than = ys4r Wzsu Tie usinss proved
= fsIsrs. many % the miners so1iG
s1u.s aboard 81 tbs ooat broke, OF With
ozrs4y snS1sh rD0ny - rzF tosSr pas
azg-, and hundreds q tbs pOs. fellows
are aiiss today sk0 can testify boz tos
sao-d sna BOols woman xbs . EOS
Sleeping 10 the cold embrace Of death.
ss.d 70 bans isem 10. and feed ihem
stboat money Or pgice. No pooy miner
x4s ever refused usal Of ricsasis
xbise soc was 90 The boat, and ths writ
~ las kn1ua % many instances zhsrs
49,
ias.teI Z yOr mes - tie table shsD ste
b ID raasSsl - belisvs issy we're hungry
~ bad no money. sae was Elssys am
Jitions. wien Der husband OPP ned the
Arlington, Mrs. Smith took charge Of
the pastry department, and personally
-up@Eigssnded 70 antii falling health
0mpeiied Der - retire from saeh active
porsBits sac had . very ser1-as spell
II sickness two years ago from which
she never folly recovered. although
greater portion Of the time since she
pas besn able to be- up and around.
During her last illness. ias;inR only ten
DAYS. ste VAS tendsriy and lovingly
uursed by her only daughter, Mrs. &. z.
f.rrar. who remained by her mothers
bedside night and day, 10 make her la-i
hours ~ comfortable a. possible. Mrs.
smith realized that she mast die FROM
the day she vas taken SICK, and With
the greatest tn0ughtfulness and care
arranged ali her worldly affairs. Death
bad 20 terrors for her IL seemed 10
come like s happy relief, and she passed
away without = struggle. Deceased
e&ve. husband, = grows daughter ana
= twelve year old son to mourn her loss.
she also leaves too brothers ia AIchi-
gan and sister, Mrs. GoodseIi, IN Da-
sota-
The funeral services vill be held al
the family rooms IN the Arlington Hstel
this afternoon a. 800 o'sIoek, Rev. j. +.
Damon officiating. The remains viii
BE- laid TO rest In the Masonic Cemetery.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-30

The sisry teleRraphed from London
In regard 10 tho designs Of Germany
upon Cuba Is a very pretty little con
eviction. |, wonld really be worthy OF
attention II IL did not lack one thing.
To sake u interesting u ought TO be
true. Thsre 10 no doub, that German,
would like very much to possess Cuba.
Nothing wosid suit Blsmarck better.
But u has long been the settled policy
of The United States not 20 allow any
European psrwcs other than Spain 10
rc~sess Cabs. Neither Easland. Ger.
many or France oil be allowed TO con
tfol The entrance 10 the Calf Of Mexico
% long as America Is true 20 the policy
which has made her great. The idea
thai Germany seiscd the Carulis e
Islands IN order 10 afford preceden,
tor = ssiEnrs q the Philippines by the
United States. and thai In return for
this favor the United States will not
object 10 sAs acquisition Of Cuba by
Germany, is ridieaiossly absurd. The
UaSsed States has about as much ase
for ths PHILIPPINES as the KING Of bar
nah voald have for Alaska Thsn.
aesia, the United States is net in The
business Of 81 s,ng the posseszlons %
oihaF nations and u abe we're. she
would scarc~ly be 80 dslicsss a. 10 re-
fuse 10 move ah,ii 6srs any aade a
prvccdsni. kysn u the Gated States
were ysArniIs sos the Philipsiaes she
veeld seArcsly consider their Acqaisi-
tien ~ important ss 10 evrshalAnae she
disadvantage 81 having tie German
poser established In Caes. Finally
Spaia 10 not cussldsFea al all in this
iuaesaary transaction, aud Que 10 lefl
In state % nncestainty As 10 wAeshes
that eoan,sy " expecisd 10 be pleas I'd
With the ~aole arrangement. OF. II not
whether u ID ~ he ostrpowsred BY Tbs
eomhined foscss 81 Germany snd e.
DATED States. Tie imagination u shs
man who eoneoessd that story us<s II
prcdtSieaS IL sa mAstsrpases wosth,
Of JosspA halAaston. 81 svsa Of Too,
OsAiltreeN
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L1yoos, Al4- 2-Ii - ststec .ksz
after To- i-psrlsl nesting 81 kc@Ezsaer
ar Wss1rss1zy, tos Graz AID Is r-z1e-
elAts family aDpezrsc 20 - zrzs1atiT
psssss1 oTsr VIA: s2c :rzrzpar@6- les
ooz.s-sCss b@sESs1 NJ De Gls-s. Ezs
s1zr Foxssgn Minister. AsA Cooa: ksl-
1oky. AzszIsza NIots1sr Of F5rslE- A.
tsr.. l4sse1 t0g b0zrs- L % a-lssT-5 81
us s1rsersxee De- Giers seca-e1 AIS
tEIz's Inseses: 10 s-czTIDs TEfzsy's net
tr.i1:F z tie ever; u Ssr 5-tse-n Has
80 AID EarlzEt, and y sscorasree
1itr TIE 5eesss0n arrived II oy PaRse
Bas1sr~E ozrrg Tvs conferences zltn
Cant kstroEy a. Vz-s-z- IL = ssgssrn
thai during ite whole tlsre II TIE III
p~rlzi eSsfssence 81 ErsQslsr, t@segrs1s
ssrs Constantly passing o~tz-sn tn=
1cnioss and BsriIn- lie Russian en-
o4ssy 20 Losd0n for several Gays bas
BEEN busy n tie Sork % Winding %
smlrahle rex0tlatl0us between h1s-lA
and England ezooo@rninQ t5s Afghan
b HudAry q issfOn- " De L=sssr, k7s
san Con zIssao1er OF tte gssstson, wIIl
sDou starr sJr Asksoad-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-30

Tbs Qssen sails today.
1errvnce O'Brien's health IL rapidly
failing. He ia considered dangerously III
The auction sale Of goods a, J. Strauss
K Co.'S, Front street, commences Wed
nesdAy next.
An srRan Vas rsffi-d Of st the Ton
the Salosn last night, and q. Afford
Was the winner.
A meeting Of the Ladies' Relief SO
c.tty will ~ held At Odd Fellows Hall,
90 tuesday. At p. m.
l.. L. Ladd. OF Port Blsksiy. mashed
one of biz hands, yesterday and was
brought over 80 the hospital.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Seattle Art Association will be held on
asIt Tuesday evening In the University
chapel.
Tue Liberal League will meet a. Yes
ler'- Ii Ill this evening II 7:30. Leisure
nv Mrs Gidings. Subject, Human
Rights"
One hoRdred thousand sheep pslts are
wanted by the Puget Ssnnd Hide Com
pany during the next year at their
pollery Ia this city.
Mr.. BaillsrReen, Of the firm Of LAtoar
A Co. will leave todsv GU the Qleen
u the Pacific for San Francisco on AL
euand Of ba-insss.
An excursion party left Port FlaksIv
this morning on the steamer Msrvin
for Seabeok. where the exe ursionists
will he guests sf ID. K Howard.
Mr.. Wagner. fer several years clerk
in the Baipbndga Hotel st Port Blaksly.
vas brought over to the hospital ester
day. be having been threatened with
,yphoid fever.
The sale Of reserved seats for the Clara
Losise Kellogg concert has been gate
large, the lndsoAiions being that .hs en-
tertainIaeni of tomorrow night will be
veil attended,
The ship Hose Welt, Captain Welt, ar
rivei here last aieht in tos Of the tuR
Holyoke, and proceeded 10 Milton 90
discharge ballast. She IL chartered 10
io,d Black Diamond coal for San Fran
eisco.
One Of the rooms 10 the University
has been devoted entirely 10 the depart.
men, OF art. Katherine Almond. ia
siructor in this department.. has sue
ceedsd 10 making the room attractive
and comfortable.
Mr.. J y. Pickering, in the interes, OF
Bseie 4 Howe. lessecs of the FRYE Opera
House. will tomoFrow accompany the
Wallsek Thester Company TO Por,
Townsend and Victoria. returning With
the ssme 10 this city next FEdsy.
Latour A Co. are sole agents for BaIra
health preserving corseis, and full line
OF then Ii keps IN store all the time.
fais arm 10 preparing for bis business
this winter, and ne trust rs antioipa-
tons will not be disappointed.
The Aiaskas Is the name selected for
q weekly paper 10 be started at sitks
early In Oltober. Its editorial csrps
gill inclnde Gov. Swineford. Hoa. NJ. ID.
Rail, and Ne.srs X. ID. Critt.aasn. h.
X. Covt~s. Bart Atkins and J. q. Fuller.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-30

y. Il Locke. sesIss knexn 50 Rsaro-
lean V. Nasty. SAYS he tAisks that in
ISIS there snl Be candidate for tia
ptsssdency who gill Be sarporssd By the
better elements Of hess Of The pssssu,
disinssgsa,ins parties. ard shAs he
shnks Further sAsi tie candidate in
ensstien stli be neEe other shsn Prv@i
dat Cleveland. ssrAsSvs things hsvs
hsppspei. and Mr.. IoeAs's rredlssl n
may eome uas. boa IL President Casve-
land MAKES many racse moves sach -
the pAidosinS % MissAss Nallsn. the
estses siemsnss xhe Eoek 10 Ais sap-
port vii be scarcely psreepssess.
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CnrsCu NerIrEs.

Trinity Church uiil be open for siivir 0
scrvics Al lisis q. IN. and $50 y m.
Sunday school Al 10 clock. Dean Wat
sou vtll oftietate, assisted b, the Rev
DR.. Eccles,ou Of Staten Island, New
Ysrk. The Holy Commanion viii b.
celebrated al 8 e'elock q. IN.
First Baptist Church, Fourth street,
near James Preaching At II a IN. by
the pastor. Subject; what should We
live foff" Sandsy sehoai al l2:i5; X.
q. Caldwell, Superintendent. Mission
schools As Lake Unioa and jackson
street ., .. N. Prayer Aod praise ser.
vice 81 6ssl p. IN. Meetings Will be be a
on Tuesday, wednesday and thursday
evenings of the present week for the re-
eeption Of memeers aud farther plan
ming for the Unisn meetings, ssc. The
pastor wili be Ia bis stady from 4 10 s
., m. each day 70 meet tnaairsrs-
Rsstsrv street Msthodiss Episeops |
Caureh, North Seattle The esstor. Rev
L 4. Ranls, vii reach 10 the children q
tae sp~ntnS II the marnIas service. A
st~ litsle folks near the eaarch esp
esslly invited. The shene 81 the r~xa-
lar mornings esseourss wiil be "Tns
>oal's Gatas." fhsrw wtll Ne DO even.
wa services. a. the cssngrrEaaian nniss
IN tas meeting At THE Opera Hoase
Regiontnz with Monday espninx thrts
ssli be prraeasae and inassry naseaines
Ia THIS caareh each e~eaing asrins the
seek sxc~ps Saturday evening.
Chrisfisn Cearsh en S~1eea ssse@s -.
tween fnisd ssa Foartk-Sana '
>ceonl AZ 10 O'clock aud services ~ II
o'clock IN ire nctEiax. Frazer ard
praise meeting 90 Tharsday eyaniog
AZ : 30 tie pahaAe are cordially IN.
sitsa
SseSEd RApsi~t CAareh. fs5ersaa
strp<t between NiasA ard Tsnth-gsv
j. Z. l.1dtos acslag pzstoz. Sexvsces Al
II q "a. c1ly followed ~ Saaasy acAool
TIE haelerruA3anx xlgl he saspsnxied
anti further notice.
first German kssorrasd CAnrsh, cor:
ner 81 c~vvosh sRd Cherry skrssss-Di
vise servtrv ep~rv sunday Al III ose.scS
q. N. sanasy school, a. 10 o'caeek a. us.
All Germans are tsssse4.
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JUST RECEIVED

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW
n Stoves and Tinwale, Bedroom Sets.
Parior Furniture. sp ing and Top Mat
tresses, Roller Skate. PiiowA one laoo
pound Fire proef safe. Tools. ans. Ia tact.
any hing you want. b1sh new and second
hand Agents for the sncouver Nursery
Just call az City Aaciioneera
W. 7. PI.LMAN & CO.,
Is Cherry street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-30

Mr.. J. Fsal Lanse wtll eysn Al ev>n-
tng coarse for Adslss ongy. b give In
sasnezssn IN 1asa1sfses eaAssscal Ana
2e4>fn lsnxsaSes Ts-ms, SO Pa
se.nsh e. fSf sssss nnsatAA Apply 81
Tsssss Colisss4 2-A
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M A z K I z D

SEX neA5Ashe hzolr9ai co@siFsosss
o lras "a BACK ant iinan. loss u appetite
old 1rs8fh and taste II tie noCtA. etc
etsttFs.i cared uy the use of
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TO LET.

A NEW HOUSE OF ROOMS. FUR
n nishei OF unfinished. i've minu es
walk from the Postofiice. Apply II this
Office. aui9
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r. r. KERsHAW,
MONEY TO LOAN.

DARTTEs WISHING TO BORROW
L money should not fail to cali on 7 r.
kSRsHAW. rooms Nos. and 2 Popcon
building. au2l 10
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Situation Wanted.

DY A FIRST-CLAss BARKEEPER
ID who speaks several lsDgusges- IN.
Quire At the o. cidental for = ]. "" s 6
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VIM 0. WOOD,

A TTORNEY- WILL PRAC-
n tics in all the justices and Territorial
Courts- Uftice, a. rooHs OF the Probate
court, feaief-Lesry building.
W. q. WHIT CaAs. y. MUSDAY
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PHYSICIANS AND URGEON >.
r & N OVAL.

= A CHURCHILL. NJ. D., HOMEO-
pathic Physician and Surgeon, has
for the present removed his office TO his
residence. corner Fourth and Madison
etrcetA
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DR.. BERTHIER

HAVING DISPOSED OF HIS OFFICE
i on Front ,trest can bs found at the
Hotel Brunsw ck for tie few weeks pre-
VIC Ii 10 Ais departure to c 4ilfornia for the
winter au22 IL
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Nh. L. - EI- KER 10 ADAMS
SCnsICAeH & sDikS,
n ttorneys"at-Law,
Rooms IS and ID kenney Block cerner
. au.r ann ~ 2nfl
GEO. YshaalE SMIIh,

A TTORN ROOMS 3
~ and 4 Poncin building. front street
Seattle, w 7. VIII practice II al the
Courts Of the Territory and in the Land
Offioe. tel0
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WANTED.

TO TRADE A wELL~IMPRoyED
i farm Of lso acres in q rich valley.
with bearing orchard good house and
barn. for improved Seattle real estate.
Address. 8. L. c.. this office. g
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Attorneys at La w.
Ofioe In Whites Block, cor. Front and
Coium oia sta. dSs
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JACOBS. c. l. suxxl
JACOBS g. JENNER.

TTORNEYS AND COCNsELORS
y 81 la~. O1sc= Z Boyd s Poac1ss
az-1lc1zs Front sznseI - STAR
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J. & i q. z. LEWIS
4 TTORSENS At LAW. OFFICE
n Buffers ozHcInx. rooD sne !
James --r-eE OppozaSe Occidental hote2-
seattle " r
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4. q. METCsLSE.

4 TTORSEY- ROOMS
- and s Yez-er-Le2-y block corner
Commercial and Nil streets, VII prsc-
tee IN the supreme Court OF the CEItec
states and 49, ne Courts Of " Ash1ng-on
Territory. JesE
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House to Let.

CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS. HARD
~ flashed I: good water stable. Apply
20 I. A Pun nus. corner seventh and
L MON strcets Sa6
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PROFESSIONAL.
SURVEYORS. CIVIL kNGLSEERs
ANDERSON BROS

C. N ANDERSON O p. ANDERSON
Civil Engineer. L 8 Craftsman
Dep Mini Surveyor
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PROFESSIONAL
T. n, CAN ~,
o. n, HARRISON,

A TTORSEY- AT-LAw, MOUNT YER
49, 2s1- =AA@,1I coZ2Ly.
Esz4 1--zre .~sra-
Al lsTrSrs Answered ETl
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WHITE & MUNDAY,

W. q. wHITE.
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EAn Stood guard ossr the propsrts. The
I'D cabinet uzs eafris& cat urpseked
% % boxed sissvhsre; aiao sons vssss
INC ofonzs2. GESTURES a Gsn. 0rsnt
- family and sons other arsirina.
woien VII b re@oved tnzasrrow. The
senesafs swords we're secured In thres
ioAgs nst b0xes with brass handiss. and
Us uniform a 0enezGl Of tie Cnissd
otsses army vss ezrrisd In Q package
% CoL betoheldef. Tbe property viii
os seipped 10 Washinkton b sxpfeas.
Blair Returned.
CozcoED, n a., June 1.-The Re-
p1hiican esue1s for q candidate for q.
. Senator toniRht resulted In the n0u
inatiSn Of Senator Henry W. Blair On
drst ballot.
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NOTICE

DAssENgKRs come FFoM SEAT
IL lie 10 yicfor1a. after pnrchMsinx klek-
esq en- 20 On board steamer usympi&n.
q siextkle. - p n. II they prefer doing
- rather than &c 90 b.er1 - ; - tbs nexf
moaning. W. VAN WATEhH.
Ti<ket Aeens o. h 4 n. Co
Approyed: Josfx NUfs.
jtSdw Trsfic NsnAxer.
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Amerieznz. more than any ether ~
don IN shs world, srs Victims Of nknm-
anh Disbursements. This 10 owinx 10 the
hurried naAnnss IN whieh shsy cat thssr
meals nna 70 The amount and guaiIts AZ
food eaten, rich foo& bstng cheaper
here thsn h any ether country of IL
world. TAsrs sss vsFy fss Ansrscans
uhoae Ezpn1cha are b . psrfsc1iy
hsaIkhy candision. Moss rems1sss for
The dsrAneeusenf Of she n1ozn&sh are
offered IN tha form Of bifter1 touses.
ssa, whicA uezsly stimalsts the sksm-
ssh and adcrt . tempozsry reiief. De
Hssenas Dyspepsis Care = . remseg
inss sspl.sss wa 3, = s.as.se 49,. Y sss
and h he snly remcdy ozfersd 70 ihs
pmblic thai uares ali fofms at DysFeP-
ia. lndzexeiuu and Flatnleney. krse
sH1pts kezssss a A. y Hzxskzx's Drnz
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aaRa Il @. MOoERs DREssMAKKR
UA haz ncFs6 her rzaee q buNaess 70
s@on1 szrer1 sscond doW nossb o. -
Chkrsa HsteL Ehe e eEsnE for ths eels-
hEszed
nc DowEll nRlFTlss MACHINE.
Ean nskAed f1r enffInx sn6 1ttlns new
In luse- lee
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a NEAT young GIRL. TWELVE
n o. nkteen yess ed. 70 take care -
chlI6xn k2d mzke bersstf eenerzily use-
g. = . sza.n family Address r. o boz
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NOTICE.

DKRs0Ns REGIsTERED Last
L yezr WIN not have to spply for regis
tratien next week unless hey have re-
rs. OSBORNE.
isrk city Of sesstis.
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Tnz 0zkToazo socxETs.--Tks Ora
sorie socissy mss iass svsninx With -
full csmplsusus q 50 memhsrA Mo-
Farren's ~z3reAk. BeeAk. Brsnk. 2 words
~ Alfred Iennyagn) wzs rehsxEsed.
And alse Maeiraoeis fhs 61n 6htnes
FAIR M2Ay szhscr1oinz nse1bers
wtfs uressna Ths sn<huziAsm ef The
ausivs membrrs ssems nos - wsne. hzs
rashsx % inorsa1es md IL ssem 70 hs
warkinr 60 Daks fha Orntoxto Ses1szy
e 6safkls eQaai- Il - supesicx. - any
similar ckxxslx2sie1 ID ~ esu1<xy.
Cel3er - pressu9 ts11er, 4n< us41 -
przlnent oenpsosn< snsmber1hiR 8sze
- 8 - 70 eeo6 ronnu0 W&J t61zs
Hishs nay 90 - ssl1lzs4
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A PLACE 10 ASSIST N LIgHT
~ k1zsswssk lnezzrs - - Nl.1k
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NOTICE

AN EXAMINATION or CANDI-
IN dates for edmiseioD 20 Priucetcn Col
leRe viii be held On June 18th and 9Th, ~
the effice of Nfsex. Whitticsey q Co. safe
DEPOSIT buiiding. under IN kority Of the
FassiltT Of The Collcge. By the under.
caAs. y. wHrrTLEsEY. An.
Class a "A.
Class Of 70.
K1&mina,ions 10 commence at ii .. N.
Jnns - l1e