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For sala or Rxchanea

oner for sale. or exchange for property
nearer my business. my residence in the north
end OF FOWL New cutfBge.f rooms. half acre
OF garden: 100 vigorous tIis md shade treess
excellent neir hborbooI. inquire on promises,
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$50, 900. REAL no 1G nsTAf 0s

MONEY FURNISHED ON DAY OF APPLI-
CATION. ENQUIRE OF THE FIRST Ma
TIoNAL BANK, MEDICINE LODGE. AZ
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Three dry mich cows for sale. En-
quire of l.. Z. HUBBARD, Med. Lodge.
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Ynnr Fall anif

A BIG discount in clocks at Hubbards
the JeWeler. 10
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-03-13
"usarly," said !, "n is no task tor a

Clearly" said |, "h Is no task tor a sick man."
 But Scr the captain" 1" continued Data iiiy. ''i have confidence tn no one but him. Come. captain, be quick Take away the monster and relieve us rom our nightmare.
 The captain was evidently passing a bad quarter ot an hour. Bat he waa not the mau to be put out of countenAnce by tTiAo.
 "lndeed." said he. smiling the task seems to fall to me. was going to say when you interrupted me just nov that the carrying oi thiS weapon by pedss- tran is extIa hazardous The ground is slippery, and false step might result in killing A doIen people ln the street. It's transportation hy carriage Is the only sAio method, General Schmiy. who set me down at yo1T door, Is d,ninE a, Ere bant's and hts carriage is waiting for him at the restaurant. l will ask htm to lead 1t to me he is A friend oi mine. The thing Is done. Give me tune to buckle en my sword-bsh and to go ,here-A matter of ten or htteen minutes at the most"
 "SNt pS SAu PAt@~ lily, "l shall not dare to breathe while you arc gone"
 "l run, dear mAdame," saying which the captain took his cloak aud hts kept and vanished. From the cclcFity with which he descended the s,aivs It was evi- dent that he was tn haste. returned 10 the salon where cons,er. nation reigned, Mime. Dutaliy was undecided whether to fly from the house or 10 stay and watch the shell. Without seeming to do so, looked into the moon lit street.
 "lt was so easy to have let me take ll," murmuIed Anatole.
 Be que, !" replied Dutally, not q little surprised al the steadfASt desstmlnA- ton Of ,his boy. lt was tar bNter to have left Il to the captain
 Provided" groaned Mime. Dutailly, he don't make us walt too long
 "As to hts making you wait, dear madam, you can rely on his doing that,S said l gayly. He will not return
 Certainly net. To 70 to Brebas,'s he would have 10 cross the street and turn to the right, and he actually turaed to the left and that VviY rapidly" 1 NAiRab0o W n5t GVt-= " tFsFAu l IL ueaas. mY dear friends. that your captain tS A swindlcr. and congratulate myself with having dismonnted his guns with this harmless engine ot wal. Look here
 And taking a photographic album l dealt heavy blow on the top ol the shell, which broke into fragments tIAg- ments of choeola,c for it ~a. choc ola,e - strewlng the tlsoT with grapeshot of com fits, burnt almonds and pis,Ach,os.
 A burst of laughter greeted th,s snplo sion, and, shall call II such this denoue- ment, fer three months later Anaiole married Gertrude.
 l'ui the captain d,d no, attend the wsdaisk 2tasIidisd /s, ns NsW To, 1 G,abhn /y0~ At FtsSeA c/ riefo,irS tds dsS
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-03-13

up close to me am not going to reveal tor although it more than requited ms foe nearly three weeks of intense misery, 1t could be of no possible interest to any bat those concerned.
 Many years have passed since the events have related. and no shadow has eouas to threaten oas happiness. Ciaade Fancourt's sspsrfuous energies and high spirits, sobered down by the awful pre- dicaEent his iollies led him into. have now won for him fortune and position in New Zealand. He delights us by visi. once every three years.-C. RsIIes CA6ss6svJ, iS Bsiyravia.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-03-13

Was interrupted by cries oi alarm.
 "Take it ava, take it awsy!' cried MAe Dutaiily. "lt IS dreadful to have bonn bshcil in ny saios."
 Be calm," sad 1, s,retching out my hand. Bs calm. There Is ne cause ios alarm. The artilleryman ~ho bfough, |, can take 1t a~ay sgain"
 Bu,, mossieuT." said the tTembliE [ servant coming into the room, the man has goae"
 Flesh coasters ation.
 Then" said 1, "It s for me"
 forbid t' eagerly exclaimed Mime Dutailly. You are not strong enough to cary it. Yoa would let it fall on ,As say on the staircase in the vsstibule or somewhsre else"
 h@e Dutailiy clung to me.
 No! sot you it IS too dangerous no. ,ou
 "This," added Mne. Dutailiy, " Is the task of strong man. Fortunately we have ,he captain here"
 Bat" said the captain.
 Certainly, my good fellow, you are as strong ss Tnrk and up to this sort of thing. You make Ao more of handling balls asd shells than : bsy does sf play ing m HbIes or football
 Pardon! pardon " objected the cap. tain, who was visIbly losing color. "li is only shell Why not wait until to morrow asd have 1t taken"
 Bat Mme. Dutailiy began to object agsis: "To-mouow And not get a wink of sleep ali night5 would rather 70 and lodge in hotel"
 Here Ana,ols mildly remarked Re- main at home, madame. will carry the shell to -
 Dutsiuy interrupted him
 Yss are cray, my dear fellow-s conv aIescent, aad with your wounded armi D, you want ts blow us upT
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-03-13

the great pools of blood, and said nothing E about Fancourt.
 "I can understand the blood, sir" said Stokes, when | had finished Poor Bill used ts bleed from the nose something frightful"
 ts,arted as if had been shot. Here at last was a circumstance which might lead to the establishment of FAcoun : innocence. The possibility that he was innocent dawned upon me for the first time, and 1 was too overpowered with excitement to speak. Macham took my place
 @Can you swear that your brother sui tered from violent bleeding from the nose p he asked.
 -i should think l could" answered Stokes. "and so could others- It used to be awful, and he got 90 weak that he had to go tor a doctor. That was about a yea. ago, and thought he was cured
 When did the attacks usually coae oa?"
 At all sorts of times, but particularly when he had been excited or on a spree
 "Win you come to Edinburgh by the next train P asked.
 The man hesitated.
 "I1l give yor ten pounds before you get into the train, pay all your expenses, aod give you another twenty when you have repeated what you have ju1 told us before the court at Edinburgh"
 Samuel Stokes hesitated no longer, and few hours later we were CD route to Edinburgh by the night mail. We ar- nvsd at five in the morning, and having sssD Ssokes comfortably lodged, Machan and paid . visit to the roc m in which the tragedy took place, and the key of which still retained.
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CAn<lenSp<i I.OealS.

George Redman coIored, was chargtd in the
Police Court to-day with an assault and battery
on Mary Burch. white woman, some months
since. The case was dismissed.
For pleasant ride down the Potomac take
the Mary Washington this afternoon at six
O'Clock for River View on the excursion of
Naomi Lodge, No. j, Daughters OF Rebekah, l..
-. -. F.. returning III / pm.
Al meeting oi Kit carson Post, No. 2 Grand
Army oil tue Republic. last night, the resolutions
condenlning Commander Burke in connection
with the Veteran Rights Union were voted
down.
In consequence of the storm last Monday
night. and 10y request, Prof. Boyd will repeat
his lecture on How 10 Acquire "a Good Mem
Dry" All the y. NJ. &. y. building Tomorrow eve-
ming. sec Special Notices. 20 .-s-
Eugene Hoffman. a 12-year-old boy, mailing
Rom baltimore, WAS charged in the Police Court
to-day with the larceny OF S:s.20 from Ella
Franklin. at the Lafiere house, and he was
sentenced to the reform school during minority.
Those who leave the city during the summer
can have IHE STAR mailed to them for any
length "I time and the address changed as often
rs desired The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance
Mr.. X &. HOltZman, proprietor of the reStau-
rant ON the Potomac. heard noise i'll his
upon investigation found that large grizzly
bear had taken up his quarters there.
rank Marks, a boy who lives at 1884 9Th
street northwest. was bitten yesterday alter
noon 10y "a dog which had symptoms of hydro
phobla- Inc dog was Killed by officer Riley.
Ihe dress parade OF the W. l.. L. corps will
lake place this afternoon at $50 o clock in the
park opposite the aTmory-
VIM Louis Schlev Lodge, No 4. l. .. NJ, will
give All excursion Tomorrow morning to Cabin
John bridge. The steamer Wagner will leave
her wharf ut y o'clock.
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4 kIGhT OF WAY.
i Mr.. j. p. klngle consents to give a right q
| way as feet through his property known as
l Linnean hill for a road leading west from the
ford in Rock creek at the crossing of Kllhgle
| road upon lines to be designated by the
| Engineer Commissioner. Mr.. Dorsey Clagett
proposes to deed to the District of Columbia 2
| land.
| THE CHANGES IN THE POLICE PRECINCT.
The chief of police yesterday afternoon issued
| FIRST day of August the changes decided upon in
| the numbers and bounds of the police precincts
reefs that when alarm Of Are Is from the f,r u
police precinct the reserves" of the third, sec
ond and sixth Will respond; from second, those
| seventh, first and second: fourth, those OF the
fifth, first and sixth; fifth, those Of the sixth
and fourth: sixth, those OF the fifth, first and
| OF the second will respond.
| POLICE DUTIES.
| The Commissioners in a note to the major OF
police to-day say: at is OF the greatest import
ance to the proper care of the highways and
| the public safety and convenience that the
Commissioners be advised of any matters re-
Quirng their attention in connection there
! with, and the force is urged TO vigilance under
the rule requiring them to report ever ything
| of that character falling under their OBJ serva-
ton, such as dangerous holes obstructi ons or
| other defects in highways, dangerous or de-
drap droPs d
ing hydrants and other sources of waste
water. unlishted, broken, unmarked or I'M
properly marked lamps; dumping of gar
bage and other Objectionable matter WITHIN
the city limits; dangerous trees, telegraph
poles, signs, buildings and other structures;
areas cellar DOORS gas and water boxes, and to
give particular attention to hack and wagon
stands and see that no nuisances are thereby
made
BILLS URGED BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
The District Commissioners, in their letter
addressed to Speaker Carlisle, appealing to him
Tor his cooperation with the chairman of the
District committee in furthering the passage of
certain bills OF District interest urged especially
the bills to authorize the Commissioners to
make police regulations; to correct an incon-
sistency In the law of taXsale notices; to reduce
the licenses on trades pursued by needy per-
sons, hucksters and peddiers These laws, the
Comm ssioners say, will be most salutary in
their effect and cannot meet serious objection
from any One
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Affairs in West WASHINGTON.

ROBBERY. - Peter Berry, 1417 33d street
northwest, reports stolen from q bureau drawer
in his house between the 26th and 2Sth inst
three pair OF gold sleeve buttons and u locket
valued at $40.
THECANAL.-Thes sand bars in the canal have
been removed, and the repairs were completed
late yesterday afternoon. Subsequently the
water was turned on, and boats are now passing
on this level. The shipments of coal from Cum
berland by the canal last week were y, S97 tons,
and the year so, S13 TONS "a decrease of 94,476
tons as compared with last year.
STILL UNTOUCHED.-The dangerous hole on
the sidewalk at the corner of sd and o street.
caused by the recent heavy rains, has not been
repaired, although the authorities were
promptly notified.
BASE BALL.-The Olympic club will play the
park.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A.M.-Great Falls. temperature, 70; con-
ditiOn, D. Receiving reservoir temperature
So condition at north connection, 2; south
connection, %. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature. 81; condition at iufiuent gatehouse
"a; etnuent gatehouse, %.
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SEATON PERRY
pREN SSISSCE IS u To FERRY q BRoTHERA
fhf,n 1Oa ; 10 TAKING ANNUAL INVENTORY
OF STOCK, Is OFFERING GREAT BAR
GAINS" IN odds AND ENDS" COMPRIS-
ING
REMNANTS OF BLACK AND CoLoREp eros
GRAIN SILKS, RANGING FROM = To III
HARlS IN LENGTH
REMNANTS OF BLACK AND CoLoRED SATIN
nlCHESSE, RHADAMkS SURAHS, FAILLE
fltANCAISE AND RADZIMERtS
KEN NANTS OF LoUISINES AND SUMNER
REMNANTS OF INDIA PoNGEEs AND CHINA
SILKS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN REMNANTS OF EVE
REMNANIS or PLAIN, STRIPED AND BRO
CADED SILK NELVE1S, SUITABLE FOR
S.MBINlNG WITH SILK AND WOODEN
REMNANTS OF PRIESTLEY'S ENGLISH
MOURNING GOODS AND LUPIN'S BLACK
pFRENSH DRESS TENTUKES.
REMNANIS OF PLAIN AND BROCADED ALL
SILK GRENADINES AND HERNANIES
RtMNANTN OF BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE
GOODS AND LINENS.
REMNANTS OF NOLokED IMPORTED ALL
WOOL DRESS FABRICS.
REM SANTs OF FINEST QUALITY FRENCH
REMNANTS OF ANDtRSONS GINGHAMS.
LINEN LAWNS AND BATIsTE
AND FANCY FLANNELS.
'oDbS AND ENDS" IN PARASoIS. SP ING
And SUMNER WRAPS AND In TOIDERED
ROBES AT CLOSING PRICES
~ fLAlN FlGCRES ANDtDRREt. 4 -.ICES
SEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING.
Penn Avenue. Corner sth street.
Established 1910 iva
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The IIl.Feeline Against Mexico


NoRrHERN TEXAS IN FIGHTING MooD-AN-
OTHER ALLEGED CASE OF MEXICAN INSo-
LENCE.
A Fort Worth, Texas, dispatch says q bitter
war feeling prevails in northern Texas Volun-
teers to fight Mexico can be readily raised in
many towns. A dispatch from Toledo, Ohio,
says editor Cutting, whose Imprisonment in
Mexico has caused the present excitement,
made an unsavOry record in that city, where
he went III 1865, working as printer. Cutting
was lazy, drank heavily at times, and borrowed
money from every one who would lend to him.
tie seduced the pretty daughter of his landiady
and married her only on cOmpulsiOn. Cutting
quarreled with Mr.. ]. Enrignt, q prominent
finally compelled TO leave Toledo and deserted
his wife and infant child, whom he had named
j. Wilkes.
leans AND SHOT.
A fresh cause OF ill-feeling against Mexico has
arisen i'll Texas. On Monday, at Eagle Pass
County Judge Hof.sletter surrendered 10 the
chief OF police of Piedras Negras Mexico with.
out a hearing, one Francisco RaSures q natu-
raiized American citizen, who was charged
with DEMONSTRATING. Kasures appealed TO
United states Consul Lynn for protection
Lynn demanded Kasures' release and return To
Eagle Pass, but the chief Of police OF Piedras
Negras said the case had been transferred to the
higher court at Saitilio. The case was regarded
AS clear kidnapping, and was reported to Gov
ireland, OF Texas, and the State department
Yesterday news reached Galveston that Ras-
ureS had been taken two miles below Piedras
Negras and shot
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LIQUID Bread
A PURE MALT EXTRACT.

Possesses the highest merit Ii manufacture cffUm
the choicest materials, and combines the paar
0ble qualities of refreshing drink with the InvlgOr.
atns suu wholesome properties 0f The besI Malt
tracts.
II tonic and delightful beverage alike desir.
able Tor invalids and persons in health Win be found
upon trial to be pleasant and complete substitute
all alcoholic drinks, which stimulating
1Ur MISREPRESENTATION.
IL the beverage Par Excellence for nursing
motheKs. creates an abundance OF milk, while if
strengthens ana lnVigorates the entire system.
Alter careful anAlysis Wilbur g. Hall, Phi. D., New
York. say. Liquid Bread Is = refreshing, nourshiny
table beverage, and wholesome invigOrating tonic.
Its paatable To the taste. and Of easy assimilaon
Frank l. James. Phi. D.. N. D., st. Louis, after anay
N, says: ms low percentage Of alcohol, its eterves
cence. il delightful taste and 0dOr, all combine
conmsnd Nichoasons Malt Extract As being most
nourtSh1ng Beverage and the best article OF the
bat has ever come under my examination"
DAVID NICHOLSON. Propr. ST. LOUIS
At wholesale by
WM MUEHLEISEN
U11 01S 9TH ST.. WASHIN0TON
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DRY GOODS.
IaSspuReH Il Bno.

WILL OFFER TOMORROW THURSDAY. JULY
go AND FRIDAY July 30l
These being their Regular Weekly Remnant and Bar
gain Sale Days
THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS:
Canvas Belts Sets.
Leather Purses 25cts.
These we have in seven CD different styles The
newest shapes and styles
Leather satcheis (Box shapes. In either Tan or
Black. 75cts
Plated Chemisettes (Lawnl lects
Ladies' Null Fichus, with Embroidered Dots 2 for
25cts.
Ladies' GAUGE Vests. 3lcts: worth scots
Gents Baioriggan Shirts At 35cts.: sold for eocts
Gents Figured Canvas Ties l5cts.: shapes, Tuck
or Pulled: sold regularly 25clS
Ladies' oxidized Fob Chains, 2octs.; regular price
4Scts
inches wide Oriental Lace. Bets
Passementerie Ornaments. Sets each: worth 2lcts
Ladies ceiuioid Col ars, l4cts.: any size
Ladies' Celluloid Cuffs, 25cts per pair
Coiored Tourist kuching l3cts per box 8 colors TO
box. containing yards
2oSs6 Turkish Bath Towels 25cts: worth 4Octs
2on4O An Linen Huck Towels lacts
Linen Glass Doylies. 39cIs per doz
Extra quality Linen GLASS Doylies 4scts per doz /:
worth 6octs
800 Remnants of Embroidered in white and colors.
at half price
Bieached Dinner Napkin. eocs per dozen: worth
Sl25.
Remnants of Ruchng at halt cost
Yard wide Figured Foulard SEES per yard
ohe case left Figured Foulard SuItng Gets per yd
worth l5cis
one case Remnants of Satteens 6lacts: worth IL l.,
cts. per yard
rive cases Remnants Of Figured Lawn Sets per va
Sofle more of that "a Wamsuita Bleached Cotton
III good length remnants. at locts per yd.
o. Fruit of the Loom Remnants. l2I,cts per yd.
Io4 Wamsutta Shooting Remnants at 23cts per
yard.
remnants of Cambrics, Leno, SIesas wiggans.
etc, al bargain prices
store soiled Table Linens and Towels Mt less than
Remnant Prices.
lew solled Bed Spreads marked way down
One more case of Remnants of Batste at III. cts /.
which were sold at -locts
Inc balance of those Remnants of Fine Satteeus
"hich SOLD so We'll at 2octS, now llcts TO close
Coiored Nuns Yelling, :,ll shades Sets per I'd
lo-4 Beached Sheeting, 19cts
IVA Brown lscts.
White Corded Pique. Bets
Yard wide Pacific Lawn. bets
24-nch Black Nuns yelling. all Wool 2Octs per yd
Double width Lace Bunting all colors locts: worth
% IS.
Wash Debelce. Sets. per yd.
Splendid Brown Cotton ward wide 5cts worth Sets
ALL GOODS AS ADVERTISED
BRING THIS LIST WITH YOU
These goods sold. they are below cost for cash
only. ~ '
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
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DURING the progress of the improvement on
oar store. We will sell fine groceries. wines and
whiSkie> at the same popular prices which held
< DDS during great 30 days closing out
Site v. L. METZGER & Bro,
Az 9TH st. n. W.
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DIR. BLISS INJURED IN A RUNAWAY AcCI.
DENT-A Cleveland, Ohio, dispatch states that
Dr. ID. w. Bliss. of Washington, was injured in
that city yesterday in a runaway accident. DIR.
Bliss was on his way to visit Mrs Garfield at
her home In Mentor, and stopped in Cleveland
Yesterday afternoon he was invited to drive
about the city by DIR. Weber. The horses ran
away In Superior street, in front of the post
Office. Both physicians were thrown to the
pavement. DIR. Weber was uninjured, but Dr.
Bliss received severe bruises on the right leg
and arm, and the jar of the sudden stop caused
him to spit blood tor some time after the acct
cent. lie has been suffering from heart trouble
for a few years past, and thought while the
team was running away that the shock would
surely Kill him. He WAS unable TO speak for
several minutes after he was taken from the
buggy, but is now out of danger. One of the
horses was Killed and the other badly in.
jured that IL will be necessary TO shoot it. The
team belonged to Columbus Delano, of Mt
Vernon, eX,Secretary of the Interior, and W as
sent To Cleveland to be sold during the races
1t was very spirited span of young thorough
bredS. DIR. Weber took the horses out to try
them, with view TO buying them. DR.. Bliss
was driving.
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1IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT. Finest and cheapest Meat Flavor
lhg STOCK Tor soups, Made Dishes and Sauces
Annual sale STOCKHOLDERS
LIEB1G COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT. An invaluable tonic. "Is a success
and q boon for which nations should feel CRATE
nl"-See Medical Press" Lancet &C
Genuine only with the fac smile of Baron Lie
blgs signature in Blue Ink the Label
The title Baron Leblg' and photograph hav-
Ing been largely used by dealers with no con-
nect'On with Baron Liebig, the public are in
formed that the Liebig Company alone can
otter the article with Baron Liebg's guarantee
OF genuineneSa
LIEB1G CONPANY'S EXTRACT
OF NEAT To be ha., of all Storekeepers, Gro
GERS and Chemists sole Agents for the United
states wholesale only, {. David d. Co.. . Fen
church Avenue. London England au6-th
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Political Notes.


Representatives Burnes and Dockery, Of Mis-
souri,, have both been renominated by acclama.
ton.
The democrats Of the 9th PENNSYLVANIA con.
gressional district yesterday nominated Col
Edward McGOvern, of Lancaster for Congress
The democrats of the LIST Maine congressional
district yesterday nominated William H. Gilt.
lord, OF Portland, for Congress-.
Information from Petersburg Va indicates
the denomination of Representative Brady for
Congress.
AT republican conference in Parkersburp.
w. Va, yesterday, at tue call of the state com.
miftee, resolution was adopted favoring the
submission OF a prohibitOry amendment TO q
vote OF the people.
Al a caucus OF the republican members of
both houses OF the California legislature yester-
day afternoon, IL was resolved To elect a United
states Senator to NIL the unexpired term Of the
late Senator Miller, to whose seat Governor
SLOVENIAN appointed Senator Hearst, the
present incumbent.
In the Georgia state democratic convention
yesterday Gen. John b. Gordon received 3o1
votes out of 1872 for nomination for governor
1t was moved To make the nomination unani.
nous, which was lost by one VOTE The old
stale house officers were nominated for their
respective POSITIONS, and resolutions Of fealty to
the DEMOCRATIC party and Endorsement OF Presi-
dent Cleveland were adopted.
Prohibition stale conventions were held yes
terday in three states. In Connecticut n STATE
ticket was nominated headed by Rev. Samuel
Baker Forbes for governor; in Wisconsin the
ticket is headed by John NJ. Olit for governor.
and in Michigan Samuel Dichet for governor
heads the ticket.
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Amusements Tonight.
AIBAUGH'S.-"Martha
NATIOSAL--"Falka."
MANASSAS PASoRAMA.-15thS street and Ohio
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AHEAD Or AL OrHEHa

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the latest simplest and best In the world Every
lady should call at Office and see the variety a
work done on this Machine. Embroidery work q 81
kinds done without the use OF any attachments In
structions given free Al
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626 9th street ~,
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