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The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Cailblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly ~'lres Piles, or no pay required. II is
warranted 70 give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 2b cent per box
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When yon Wis, or leave New York city.
save baggaeo expressage and car riaee hire
and stop at the Grais. Union hotel, oppo-
site Grand Central Depot. e9aut ROOMS fit.
ted up at q cost 81 enc miIhoa dollars ~
duced 10 81 and npeards per day. .s~r.%
pcan plan. Elevator Restaurant auppi 4
with the best HuFse cars, stages ana ele-
waited railroad toa depots Fasoilles can
live for less nanex Il tie Grand Hrinn Ho'
tel than at any other frsf-cass hosfI ii the
city.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-15

An innocent young girl is q poem
in which every line rhymes
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-15

Father, | am welded to the Lord.
Welded to who, did You say,
Mary Amp
1.-THE Lord, father.
IF that's 50, b'gosh, the Smiths
have got into q good family at last.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-15

The nnmberof bananas % bunch
average 10
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.A WOMAN DIE
Will She Live Again ?-An
AgnOstic Lovers Strange
Study i'm Psychology.
o--(:1 oT:)-

s1 PATE one night in June two
~ Ns,dE men, medical student and
SAkSK Young LAWYER, sat discussing
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
schsduls In effect SUNDAY, May 8p 1855 INIT
further notice.
IH1Ye Waahinzfnn rfs

schedule In effect SUNDAY. May 8p. 1855 unsn
further notice.
Leave Washington froIa station corner Of New Jer-
sey avenue and street.
For Chicago io10 and 1910 :. m. daily: The 1000
Shic.so arriving in Pit.sourg al $50 p ~. chicago
For unc,nnssi Louisville and St Louis daily a. $50
sleeping cais 70 above points. without enanSe
aud & Louis arriving In Cincinnati neII 70
las 81 Louis $3.50 pm No extra fare Is cSaaxea on
n' ssy . lSS With s.,S5 Car and
e 5ss sss sao I ssS: sss 1sa e 4:
q sea s 4 s5o 40 s $50 4 20
FOR points the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. and
eone south. s1So q IN daily and s:fo p daily.
10 = IN. usin has Pullman sleeper. Washington 10
. For Annapolis $40 a m, and 1910 and 4:so p m.
fof w. .s,.leas between washington " and Bsl,,
s mai S S.q 6s $50 sSasy; , sS s sss $40
40 saoo and IL PM For stations on Metropolitan
~ IVY 40 sy s sssss sam ssa:
$40 m d5 on uSy on s Me,IopGss Branch
Lexington. staunton and Valley Brsnch. $40 am
daily s1esps SUNDAY for Frederck. $40 am. 4;40
For La s;saons 0s.S cen Washington and Gath.
fot h.ssss.s~a and Siae eRs sa $40 am daily.
s ep Ssnasy, and q, 20 p m daily to Hsserstown
IrAins arrive nom The West DAILY. 600. 40 an.
fron A annapolis $50 Am, and l50 and 5:25 70 m
sunday. loss An, 6s35 pm
Prom Lexington $50 p M daily. except Sunday
PROM frederick and intermediate points s:l5 a m
and s.l5 y daily, except sunday
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at $40
go. 1sso, 300 9sO5 and 1880 m I2:I5 $50 g.
So ana s sad 49, no Is a sSn $40 SO SO
BOO. 300 and l. OO pm
AL trsAns rom wsshington stop q Rslay Station
exceps rs, Sis and $40 pm.
For further Information apply q the Baltimore
AID ohio Ticket Ofhce- Washington Station. 81 81 aud
1901 fenfs5lvanlA avenue, corner of Fourteenth
s<ee: here orders Will be taken for baggage 70 be
II DCNHAM, q K lord
Gen Manager. Baltimore. O. r A
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DRY GOODS.
HOUSE, FuRs1sH1ses
sKAToN PERRY.
(SuccEssoR TO pr.pv = -

sKATON PERRY.
(succEasoR 10 PxRRY q BHorHIR,.
AADKAS ANTIQUE AND NOTTINGHAM LACE
RAW SILK TABLE COVERS ALI, sIzEA
NEW FURNITURE CREPES AMI SRFT6NNEa
FULL Bl.EACHED IRISH AND GERMT m TAVIE
LINENS. FROM 65c, TO $50 YARD.
HALFBLEACHED BARNsLET TABLE iJNINs
1RIs HoA ny 4Ec. G I0 y. e PER YARD
HHVUCCAAABAcK TOWELS. FROM i3lsc no $50
FRENCH AND herman LINEN NApxrNs
1o,HiWW LES BIS AND TRAY CLOTHA
MASK 1Tn aRf.E q g SONS S, IRISH LIEN DA-
GEkMAH -LfNEN pAMAsx FANCY oo1onrn
LMu LYNCH CLOTHS. WITH DoYLEYs 10
SE SLof SE1s ssb 5rS " s,,e9R AsHm Ks.yE
COMPLETE STOCK OF BELGIAN PILLOW AND
SSHIE s TIN e, LINENS, ALL WiDTHS And
.rTyWAdLdiII IES THAT CAN BE RELIED ON,
AA 61yIqL BLANKETS AND NARsEiLLH
THE CELEBRATED ENFIELD SHAKER rLAN.
x xS sr ~ al IL QUALITIES, BOTH WHITE
NE VEIN IInMIrE 40 IT JERSEYS AND MEDIUM
SIN Il e GKhyRp 1Ak kH1 CASHMERE sHAw1s.
GENTS 81 IN sCo OF MAUDs AND LADIES TRAv-
NEW 1s FALL AND WINTER IMPORTED
DkkSS GOODS ARRIVING DAILY
~ fAAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEA
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
rst.,,,.,.s Pennsylvania ave. COZ. 9th q.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MOR ROW.

S,PECIAL AUCTION SALE
SILKS SATINS. VELVETS, WINTER GOODS,
FINE TABLE LINENS SHEETINGS BLANK
ETs, COMFORTS. FLANNELS AND cASSI-
MEREs AND A QUANTITY OF OTHER
GOODS, CONTAINED 1NSTORE eOs SEVENTH
STREET NORTHWEST, COMMENCING ON
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER FIRST.
AT TEN O'CLOCK. AND WILL CONTINUE
DAILY DURING THE WEEK.
The Silks and velvets to be offered are Of the
FINEST QUALITY,
and guaranteed fresh and perfect In every respect
Ladies will do well by nding this sale. every
article will be sold to the highest bidder for cash.
au2e-6t NJ FOLEY, Aucttoneer.
sA6sE Franz saE SF XHagAfE .T
a ig TE OF Wa suHSE1 IN THE
BY virtue of q decree of the supreme Court OF ~
the District Of Columbia passed on the 2Sth day 90:
Of July, A. u. 1885, in equity cause No. 1881. -
District OF Columbia. on FRIDAY. THE FOURTH
FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ: Lot number 10 Of the suod-
vision made BY John ". Nsnhook and William w
in the surveyors Office of ihe District Of Columbia i'm
proved BY atwostory Frame House and used IS pri-
Terms of sale One-third of the purchase money
must be paid In cash. the balance In two equal In:
saments Of one and two for which the notes OF
the day of sale will be taken all cash. the option
of purchaser; The trustee will retain lien on the
the purchase money paid In FULL A deposit Of $50
must be made on day of sale. Terms OF sale must be
sold at cost of defauting purchaser. Conveyancing
and recording a. PURCHASES a cost
nss,,, HE E g FL o T n1;;sie
au24d&ds DUNcANSON BROS. Aucts.
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THE GREAT
So THE NTTRIH w sPTk ASB 5oSTHWr
Eel n EfFfr Hc June !. a 21s h ISIS
Trans leave :.shlnson nom s.'ion corner of6th
ier Pitssbury and the West. Chicago Limited Express
Line $50 a. r. DAILY 10 n S% AL AND dsy aass
With sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati,
e Chicago. with sleeping Car Altoona 70 Chicago.
GhicAgo and Cincinnati Express At 7:l0 P. N.
and Harrisburg 70 Louisville; connecting at Hsr-
I.bsIs With Western Express with through sleep
i0P y. daily for Pitsburg and the West. with
a.Hnfn And Z Sh stifnoAn
For Erie. C.nsndaiyua. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
w.shns;os ef seese Saturday with Palace
For willAmsport Lock Haven and Elmira, at ESQ
Set Sey Xois s1a sns Isst TAP $40 and 90 A.
d.S SO 20 Aba s fao t Might and On i sap
night. Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cara
For sS.Sn .soSi change S day.
Sor n.ooklyn, MY, al through trains connect a
iHs sirscs s.nslsI e Fulton avoiding doS
For .sr? $50 S0 and Hoo AM 200
400. 500, 1000 Pm. and I2l5 night On sun.
ass 400 fsSt 500 s ssS m a: NJ
For is $50 5s as sse a "a so So ,o 1880
~ lS 1 Gs' sc e. 7G sSo6 s3 sss
For Pope. Creek Line. 7:ls AM and 4:4oP NJ daily
For AsaspSiis. sss AM, 1905 and 4a5 PM d.,,,
except sunday On sunday, 90 p NJ
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
ISGTON RAILROAD.
For Alsxnndria. 6)O. 200. 9:25, IDOL and IL IS A.
Sunday aso u 60 ~ S ei i6s o and d5s1 Pm On
Tor Richmond and the South. 500 and Il .Ol A. NJ
daily. and 4:45 r. NJ daily. except sunday
1000 iSio 100 400 s:as. 5:i6 ?S &; o and
1l:SS p: NJ. and l2:lU midnight Except Monday
On sunday At 500 and 1O1O A NJ; 705 and IL IS
Pm. and l2:IO night
Tickets and information at the Office northeast cor
ner OF 18Th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and
o. eegg.ge 70 destination from hotel, and residenceS
Oh As. L. PUGH, J. r. MOOD
General Manager Iie22l General Passenger Agent
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ED.

BACHE On wednesday morning, September "a
1885, at 9 O'Clock, sHARRINGTON BAC1iK
Funeral dom the residence Of his dauxhtef 1904
Corcorxn street, Friday september 4&h, q o'cAock
p m. ise
BRApLEY al HEX Hoq.s p c, on wednssa.N
drew G and Sue II. Young BRADY. agsd III
Funeral services as Bleak Houss, on Pray, en-
inst, At two p N Intermeat - Ok Hun 8 foef
O'Clock.
CoNNoR On September ID, 1885, ct l:lo y m,
LAWRENCE, youngest, child Of LAwrence and anllio
oonnor, aged Two months and swentysUo dAysL
Funeral Friday afternoon, 6spsembe1 1<A, at p
M. from parents rsuidencs. 2z:s6 ssrv6 nprt6r
west
GA GAVIN ASP n on "Wednesday, sspsember ID.
1855, THOMAS GAVIN. son Of Thomas aud MAJ
garet Gavin, aged seven moatfA
Funeral v1d take place On Friday, from pareue1
Residence, No. 26O4 strest NORTHWEST - O'Clock
pm
HENRETIA. ssptsmbsr LIST isss. J. ! HKN-
The funsrs win sake piece nom eas street. ports.
west this afternoon n O'Clock. Frisnds &c y
SAWYER AZ IndsPeDdence, 10, on Tussday,
Of Charles H. sawyer, formerly Of Washington, DC .
YOUNG. On Ssptember 3, 1855. AIss RkBECCA
H YOUNG.
Funeral Win take plaoe Sunday sfssr,oon n O'Clock
from the residences o. b. Hurt 1o25 street. Be
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DESIRABLE ELEVEN-MOOM COTTAGE AT
II MOUNT PLEASANT, SITUATED ON SIX
TENTH STREET EXTENDED, NEAR
nUNCANsoS BROS. Auc'oneerA
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE SITUATED On THE SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF NINTH AND H STREETS

on the fourth a !4sh1 day Of November, 3 one
and duly recorded 10 Liber numbered 1926, folio 1oi
ct seq one Of the land records of the district of Co
the secured b. ssd deed IF st .s
public apEti9n u 1 rr9nt Of the premises, on TTE
Ben !. he sduI Of Pr FIVE p
p NJ OF said day the following described real estate
Columbia to Wit All Of lot numbered twenty 9aS5
in Moses Kelley's subdivision Of square numbered
recorded in !ibes H. 3. c." numbered one o. at
SC e sS1 e s
on the day Of
ords securing indebtedness OF three Thousand and
n .sd The ss
q SIX S ps sv cent imp, per annq until paid after the
said !ndeb'edneas amer the ninth day Of December A
Terms Of sale One-third ts) of the purchase money
In cash. and the balance thereof in six 90 and Twelve
two notes Of the purchaser for equal amounts be
given and bear interest until paid at the rate Of six
trust said real estate to satisfaction
ns Option Of Ss h. dsRs Of hun
Of bid reserve the right 70 resell the said real
eight 81 days from the day Of sale after ten lo5 days
notice by advertisement the risk and cost Of the
f. the
au27-d&ds Trustee.
NHANCARY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON L
Nb sxrH H sTRnK4 sd 5SHHhwahRfAHALf
the District Of Coiumbia, passed July Both 1855, IT,
In Equity cause No. $3.50, wherein Catherine Sss3
Diggins was plaintiff and Bridget Doherty and otners
ws.e defendan.s viii sell q public auction in front
OF SEPTEA BER, AID 1885 II FIVE O'CLOCK p
NJ the following described real estate situate In the
city of Warrington, District Of Columbia to witt All
that certain piecs parcel Of land and premises
known and Distinguished a. the eastern eleven II -
feet and two go inches mont by the depth thereof Of
lot numbered thirteen Q3l, In square numbered Ave
hundred $500, together with the improvements, &C
Terms: One-haf Of the purchase money TO be IN
cash and the balance in twelve months the deferred
erty sold I'll cash, the option ofthe purchaser
deposit OF 500 ~ time Of sale. All cOnveyancing,
&C, at the cost ofthe purchaser
BAINRRIDGE Il. WEBB,
$40 IA st. NV, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. Ru31-d&ds
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TAOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION IN GEORGETOWN, D. C.
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH, 80
1885 III front of the premises snail commence, tHSk
al the hour of FOUk OCLUCk,P p. NJ To sell the ,&s&
followingdescrlbed property: Subdivision Of LO, %,
fronting 90 l3l0O on the west side of High street.
between Grace street and the canal. improved by q
ursory Brick House, containing about thirty rooms.
bowling alley and large hall.
IMMEDIATELI AFTER Sub. Lot 55. fronting
I6 feet on the north side Of Grace street. near
HISh, Improved by q twO-story and basement Brick
House. containing four rooms and Kitchen No 32l5.
Also SUBJ 81, fronting II feet the north side of
No 5000
Also sub 81 fronting 81 52, improved by a two-story
frame house containing rooms, being No 32OT.
Also, Sub H. fronting 3O9i feet on the south side
ofGrhce street, improved by large frame house
tanning rooms. No. 31i6.
Also. Thre Sstory and basement brick houses each
nonng about 16 feet the south side of street.
being Nos $40, 32.2. 1924.
Also, sub. So fronting 1910 on the south side OF
South street between Congress and High streets. i'm
proved BY one 2StOry frame house.
alley, improved by one 2-stOry frame house.
Terms: One-third cash, the residue in three equal
payments al e. II, and Is months, with notes bearing
interest and secured b. deed of trust the prop
erty sold or all cash At the option OF purchaser
hundred dollars deposit on each property time OF
sale All conveyancing aud recording a. purchasers
cost.
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INO BOSTON, VIA PROVIDENCE

HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
a DIR h4OTAERs y the olde8 Esaahlinhed Hdvoe.
ss,ng Lanes rnyscsn Y ne 6sy LHdte. You can
rerealaf attention paid TO ell dksaase peculiar -
ladies, married or Mngte AL accaHsftA1y treated
- Board. With good sccommOdstions aud kind Cd.
Gent nurses faxnfahed hose Who NAV desire 20 Say
MANHOOD RESToRED By USING nOTrI41
Ola VIII cure any case u nervous dekaihy And Los
o., rye s p3vsr. u tnaArn vseos 70 Tie who4 syS
hK kOBEkISON, THEOLDEST EFT BLJaHBD
A. specAA4 IN Baltimore, can Be consulted every
Wsqnesoax sn0 saturday. y 4oS 81 NV, nom g
csoey contrasd In bur % sig days, without the ~
" si nc. ~ "a. - AZ ichronIc 9eeAees 40 olooo
special asteneion 70 al female dise0ss1 Main oles
% =. Laoesty y. belumora Nd Jao-am
N1 eeiyed the Fall style block. six HATS
nAds % osoer. Old aya0 rsmoAoled. al = -
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BnEAxrAsr ToS1c
BREAKFAST TONIC
DIT: LAmontts Celebrated Breakfast Tonic IL
henly concentrated vegetable remedy Of extrAofdt-
nA[y merit ana potency, possessing unequalled en-
eaSy IN bullying and toninS up your constitution pre-
ventln4 all formS OF malaria, and eliminating it from
the system A protection against sxue chilIs and
FEVER and torptdity Of the liver. sure appetizer,
great promoter OF Digestion relief and cure dyS
pepsa: potent and permanent invigorstof, and
tnofough blood purifying tonic I, viii strengthen
sro give you renewed energy and vigor.
For sale By druggists and Irocers Price 50 cents
T. A. BROWN & CO.
lO0 w. Lombard street, baltimore Nd,
ao1-S.to.th BIN Sole Agents, U. s. A.
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Mr.. Warmers Handsome Profits.

FERDINASD WARD EXPLAINS WHY HE TRANS
FERRED PROPERTY TO THAT GENTLEMAN
New YORK, Sept. 3.-Ihe proceedings i'm the
Holt-Warner reference case were continued
to-day. Ferdinand Ward was called to the
stand and his examination continued. He
said that when large amounts fell due
to Mr.. Warner, resulting from the trans
actions ne had entered into with the
firm of Grant & Ward he (Warner), instead of
drawing such amounts which had been credited
TO his account would reinvest the money. Some
times he would draw the profit ON a transac-
vested. On February LIST, 1854, Mr.. Warner
deposited $5o,ouO with Grant e. Ward. On
March 10th, Warner drew out $67 800 as
against the $4,000 deposited in February,
showing profit Oh that investment OF ST. 800.
On March 18th, Warner reinyested 100000.
which paid him profit Of 900 on March
10Th
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HNO SARATOGA.
i LAKE GEORGE AND

Il LAKE GEORGE AND
CATSKGLL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE
Trains New York. West shore and Buffalo Rail-
vay, by West shore OF picturesque Hudson River
leave Jersey city station of Pennsylvania Railroad
SARATOGA SPECIAL. $40 am. arrive Saratoga
$40 Caldwell Lax George, 4:'0 pm; Montreal,
1880 pm. Elegant Pullman Buffet Cars to Sarato-
ga thence to Montreal. Pennsylvania Railroad trai
leave Wa.hngton I'll m: 10 connect
CATSkIIL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. $40 an,
145 pm Parlor Cars. Pennsylvania RAJ road
train leave, W Washington 1915 am. 10 connect
DAY EMPRESS 9::So q H., Arrive Albany pm,
Sharon springs pm. Cooperstown 11O pm,
Utica 5:42 I'm, syracuse 700 pm, Rochester 1880
pm. Buffalo 12l5 AIM. Niagara Falls I2:43 am.
Farior cArs 20 Albany and Niagara Falls
SARATOGA AND CATSkflL MOUNTAIN EX-
PRESSS- loss AM, arrive at HOTEL KAATERS-
KILL $40 pm, Grand Hotel $40 pm. Saratoga
go pm, Lake George pm. PsTlor Cars Long
Branch and New York TO SaIatogA and Lake George.
pennsylvania Railroad train leaves Philadelphia
$40 a In. to connect
SARATOGA AND CATSKILI. MOUNTAIN LIN.
ITED, 3:25 pm, arrive AT Hotel Kaa,erskil S57 p
M Grand III oJel $50 pm. Saratoga $50 p.m Mon
eal Am., with prlor TO Catsill Mount ain and
sar1togA Buffet par;or cars leave Washington on
Pennsylvana llailToad train at $50 for Saratoga
nleeperS thence TO Montreal Ask for single round
fp tickets b. West Shore Route and avoid long
&r through New York City. Apply TO city or depot
agents Of Pennsylvania Railroad for complete time
tables tickets and parlor car chairs
Psrior car chairs from Jersey City Station reserved
IN advance upon application 10 agent Pullman Car
Company, Pennsylvania Railroad Station. Jersey City,
New Jersey HENRY MONETT,
General Passenger Agent,
Nl3115 No $50 BROADWAY. NY.
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THE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
sHESANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL

kHENANDOAH JUNG, LURAY AND ROANOKE
The Nes Route 70 The SOUTH and southwest
SCH EDULE IN EFFECT NAY SD IssS
o1o 81 daily, Nev Orleans Fast Line For all
points On nne Of shenandoah Valley Norfolk
and Western. kAs Tenne.see. Vignla and
Georgia Railroads. Atlanta, Macon Jackson
VILE. Chattanooga, Memphis, Mobile New or
leans, and The south and southwest Pullman
fA1ace sleeping Cars between washington aud
New Orleans without change. Coanectanx :,
Shenandoah Junction with Pullman Cars, New
York Atlanta
oao y. ~. oAiiy. Memphis ExpraA For Ill points
eouth southeast and southwest Pullman Pa
ace sleeping Cam besween shenA ndoah Junoskon
and Memphis without change, connecsing g.
Cleveland, Tenn, with Pullman Cars 10 New
Orleans without change
Trans leave b 4 o. r K Passenger station. corner
lew Jesssy avenue and sareeI
FOR tickets, xiespins car reaer yesa9ns and "a infor
tSnna ave, and q depot r 4 O r. T., and once a
Ne Line, 5O7 Pennz ave-, where orders VII be taken
,Ds eaeyHSe 70 b called sos In any pa[s OF the city
a. r0PE, J. LOCKWOOD.
0saa- PazA and Tiki Ask Pass and Tkk Ast
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STEAMERS

~ ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
W BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE
CompAnys pier. No. AZ North River, foot OF Morton
street New York
Labrador, Perier D Hauterive w ednesday, Sept. o.
NormaEdie, Franseul, Wednesday, Sept l6, II a m.
Canada, de kersAbec, Wednesday, Sept %, 4:3U
an
Amerique, Santelli. "Wednesday, Sept 80, 8 Am.
Cheeks payable on sight. In amounts 10 suit, the
bpan9ge Tran sstanliaue Of Paris LOUIS DE BE-
Mesrs BELL & Co, Agents for the District Of
Columbia, li37 Pennsylvania avenue,
SCI Washington. ID. c.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Kilograms 70 The Star,
THE ROCKVILLE FAIR

Large Attendance To-day- Fine Dis
Play OF Dreft Horses-Pronineas Wis
ttoFs-Additienal Premiums.
Special Dispatch to THE EvEN1Ns srAR
ROCKVILLE, Nd, Sept S.-Ths attendance at
the fair to-day numbers about 1000. The rep
resentation from the Dastrict of Columbia n
much larger than usual and will be further in.
creased by the afternoon trains. The cavslcade
OF stock teams at 10 .. m. was . very creditable
display. Following this came the annual ad-
dress BY Prot N. e. Ellzey, Of Virginia. His
listened TO by large and appreciate audience.
An exhibition OF horses Of general utility.
heavy draft, &C., took place In the circle It
1ZSO. IL was the finest ever witnessed here.
PROMINENT VISITORS.
Prominent visitors are John A. Baker, F. L.
Moore. p. n. Heiskell, Charley Nye and L. g..
Orndorn, from the District; Hon. George Peter.
Capt: Jas. Anderson, Spencer Watkins, Jas. b.
Henderson, J.. ]. Higgins and H. w. Talbot
from the county.
ADDITIONAL PREMIUMS.
Childrens class for those Of fourteen years OF
age and under. Best potatoes r. B. Farquhar,
second best, Chas. E. Wagner. Best pop corn,
Miss Sallie Wilson; second best, Herbert Stab
Ter. Best cabbage, Anderson Offutt; second
Eaf Rs. Best outline work Miss
Stabier. Best light bread, Ellen Thomas; sec
ond best, Sarah b. Farquhar. Best biscuit, Jes-
SiS Eot0oicI DcSt CAKE, Eultu StODeSGfeet. Best
display of articles by q girl, Jessie Stabler.
Dalry-Best fresh butter, Mrs. c: II. Brooke;
SECOND best Alban Brooke; third, N. Wagner.
=, For best honey, Dorsey Cashell; second best,
Vegetabies-Best beets Mrs. D. F. Thomas;
second best, H. c. Hal1owell. Best cabbage,
Miss Maggie Wilson; second best, N. R. Baker.
Best cymlings Thos J. Lea; second best. F. F.
Meiine. Best pumpkins, Mrs. NJ. J. Weller; sec
ond best, D. +. Mason: Beft egg plants, Mrs. F.
Stabler; second best, H. c. HallOwell. Best Gu
cumbers, I; F. Meline; second best, 7. d. Jack
sou; Best display of potatoes, n: K. Baker; Sec
ond best, &. r. Hortshorne. Best display OF
vegetables, y. X; Baker; second best, L. F, Me-
line Best lima beans, Geo. Peter; second best,
NJ. Green. Best string beans, q. W. Page; sec,
9nd best, s. NJ. Lyddane: Best satisfy, H. c.
Hallowell; second best, Alban Brooke. Best
parsnips, H. c. Hallowell. Best carrots, Mrs F.
Stabler; second best, j. J. Higgins. Best peck
potatoes, $. NJ. ~ diane; second best, Thomas
Niers. Best peck sweet potatoes, l.. II. Duvall;
second best, Mrs. F. Stabler. Best tomatoes, H.
7. Hallowell; second best, 5. NJ. Lyddane. Best
turnips, l.. H. Duvall; second best, +. Meline.
Best Onions, Mrs +. Stabler; second best, H. c.
Hailowell Best sweet corn, L. +. Meline; sec
ond best. Bowie M;,gruder.