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AUCTION SALES.

ETNHoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FU6NI-
TURE, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES,.
WINES AND LIQUORS, FINE LINE OF MA
JOLICA WARE. MILLINERY AND FANCY
GOODS. HORSES, CARRIAGES, BU0GIES.
PHAETONS &C., &c.
On SATURDAY, JUNE TWENTY SIXTH, 1895,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. within and In front Of
my auction rooms shall sell the following effects:
Large collection Of Household Furniture of every
description.
One fine Eddy Refrigerator, cost $S6
Several Folding Cabinet Bedsteads
Brussels and other Carpets Mattinga
Seven New CEDAR Chests 0or protection against
mOthl
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY
Stock Of Groceries, Wines and Liquors (remoyed TO
my store for convenience Of sale), Millinery and
Fancy Goods. fine line of Matolica Ware.
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
One very handsome new low-top phaeton
Horses, Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, &c. je24-2t
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

= ' -ASAS - ~ l. Ne
7,o NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
MONDAYS T WAbH qsS sE2R ssa EEAny .
Leave Norfolk y s'fsf' Tea5 and SAT
Secure tickets and room at at 1871 and $40 pennsy
yania avenue s.. Marc hotel and Knox's Express S,h
DSxg ss Nn from hotels and private residences Tee
je23 WIN. p WEIGH. General Agent.
EoR ALL PoToMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
4 STEAMER 5dH IL T W ThoMpsoN
Monday. Wednesday and Friday, a M. as far AS
Somn Ferry and Leonardtown and all in termediate
~ south: Daily line steamers JANE aosE H aud ID
LADY StTHE LAkE one (Which leaves 9th street
Colonial Beach. Piney Point and CornfieId Harbor
fG 1,p 81 sn 50 returning Fare rs'ca@ 81 Round
10oToMAc TRANSFORMATIONS LINE
THE STEAMER SUE.
has resumed her trips between Washington and Balt,
SUNDAY. pm Baltimore every YER. FRIDAY gss q
stops at River LandinsA Freight received ON Sat.
ur aSS;y only 1a and must be prspsid mo-
mhl06m 18th and Pa ave and tn It, wharf
E'oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
NEW IRON STEAMER .wAKEFrELp
hesyss a.. 5,sssrsss wharf MoNbAYs, Thurs
ans ssd e srNbA M oas
Ing at River Landings as far ns Nonini Creek, Curl
oman, Va. ST. Clements Bay and LeonardtoW n, Mo
Connecss with d. q U. K X ct Shepherds schedule
JOHN u. PADGETE Agent
hIRECT TO NEW YOaK-FREIGHT STEAM
u ERS JOHN GIBSON and E G. KNIGHT leave
t1er "a, East RIVER, n. Y, every SATURDAY at %
GoRSiNd Freight Il iowsss r:ss every az
Me vERNoM MT VERNON
STEAMER w. ~. CoRCopAr
Lnayes 7thstreet wharf esily texcsps sunday Ne
Washingtou about $50 p IA
sale L I. BLAKE. Captain.
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FTNHoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
GOVERNMENT. SALE BY DIRECTION OF THE
SECRETARY OF STATE OF ALL THE OF
TIG GEL FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE
CLAIMS, NO. 1412 H ST., BET. 14TH AND
18TH STS NV.
EMBRACING
Miller Burglar-pro0f Safe one Marvin Fire-proof
safe doth as good as new) Judges Bench or Long
Double Desks, Walnut Revolving Desks, Revolving
ana other Office Chairs, Letter Presses, Fire Extii.
gushers, Water Coolers and Stands, Mantel Clocks
English Brussels Carpets, Cocoa Mating, together
with many other articles Of value
LAW BOOKS
Greenleaf on Evidence. vols; Abbott's National
Digest vols; U. s Revised Statutes, copies: o. s.
Digest first SERIES 10 vols; u. - Digest new series
u vols Websters Dictionary, unabridged copies
Worcesters Dictionary. unabridged. Copy; Coltons
-, TO be sold at public auction on TUESDAY. TWEEN.
TY-NiNTH DAY OF JUNE, 1885, on the above
premises. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK AN.
Clerk Of Court Of Commits Of 4iaSsmS EIs;S,;;,
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. jel9d&ds
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
TRCsTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
On NEW JENsEY AyENUE. BETWEEN .


AND STREETS NORTH.
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust duly recorded in 90
Lber No $50. folio 426 ct seq.. one OF the land Ss
On WEDNESDAY,, the TAIRTIEfH DAY Of JAZZ,
AID 1886, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ IN
front of the premises all that piece or parcel Of ground
and premises situate lying and being in the city Of
Washington. In the District Of Columbia, and known
and distinguished as the north three ~ inches, on
DIVISION Of original lot numbered one (ll running
back the same width 70 the rear line Of T and
Also the adjoining lot. numbered sixteen 01 In the
sn6division Of original lot numbered two 2) made by
HOFFMAN, In square numbered six hundred aud
twenty-ntne (629). together with all the iE,proye.
menss ways sasements rights, privileges and sppur
tenances thereto belonging or N any manner appor.
tanning This property will be sold clear ii iii incn-
brances Title good or no sale.
TeFms One-third cash; balance In one and tvro
years n0tes 70 beai six per cent interest," all cash.
- option OF purchaser deposit otS1O0 required 6
the time OF sale. Terms to be complied with ID ten
days otherwise resale al risk and OF the default
ing purchaser after i've days public notice Of such re-
safe IN some Newspaper published in Washington. D.
Y. SonVeyancang. &c, q purchaser's cost.
GEORGE BAUER. 1890.
je17-d&ds JOHN WALTER.ir. TfusteeA
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nUNCANsoN BROS, AucIloneera
FoURSTORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, NO. 03<

1SrREET NORTHWEST
On TUESDAY, JUNE TWENTY-NINTH. -
1885, at HALF-PASr FIVE p. NJ, In front OF Hill
the premises we shall offer for sale by auction FIJI
that dine and substantial brick house aud lot, No. 9
! street northwest.
The house is four stories and twostory back build.
Ing and contains eleven rooms, hail. bathroom,
range not and cold water. and Is In thoroughly good
This property is in the center of the city near all
OF street cars and affords chance seldom offered tor
acquiring desirable dwelling. or as an investment
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, balance In one aud
two years. notes to be secured by deed of trust ct six
per cent per annum, payable semi annually, or all
cash; 500 deposit at time of sale. ConveyancinR.
etc, At cost of purchaser and terms to be compiled
with in ten DAYS or right reserved to resell ut risk
and cost Of defaulng purchaser after five avs public
notice In some newspaper published in Washington.
ID. G. ieX8-dStia
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TkUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOT ON T STREET, BETWEEN NINTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOT ON z STREET, BETWEEN NINTH
STREET AND VERMONT AVENUE NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded IN -
Lber No 1877 folio $780, ct seq. of the land css
records for the District of Columbia, and at the ~
request OF the party secured, will sell in front
or the premises on THURSDAY, the FIRST DAY
" JUL, A. D. 1856, at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK !. M all that piece or parcel of ground and
ington, IN the District of Columbia, aud Known and
square numbered three hundred and sixty-one (38lJ
street north sixteen and onehalf feet west Of the
with the north line of said street sixteen and Onehaf
feet to the center Of the wall between the two middle
houses Of the four erected said lot thence Dofth
one hundred and ffty.three feet and three inches
thence east sxteen feet and six inches and Themes
south one hundred and ffty-three feet and three
inches to the place Of beginning Together with ali
the improvements, ways, easements, rights priv.
leges and appurtenances thereto belonging or In any
manner appertaining.
Terms: Onethird cash; balance In one and two years
notes. to bear interest and to be secured by deed Of
trust on the property soid ali cash. ut option Of
purchaser conveyancing. DC, at purchasers cost: Q
deposit OF 500 required AZ time of sale to be
complied with In 10 days otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right TO resell the property the risk and
cost OF the deaulting purchaser AFTER Ave days public
n1tiSe OF such resale In some Newspaper published 10
JOHN WALTER, JH,
jelSd&ds JOHN l. VOGT Ifusseee
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An ExrnAoaD1sAnr
oproarunfrr.
SO n Ma Il =
m Che future this annssaesnsas wm hsaa Ne
advertisement Of
E! s. Isl
zfaFH {. r s. III {.
When EXTRA PRICES prevail. and you can depend
that goods WILL BE SOLD CHEAP, and q ADvER-
TISED We initiate the ahovs "oI0NAL" By the
following EXTRA PRICES.
AT - CENTS,
Pure Linen. Plain and Tucked. end Striped Psrcals
At 80 cENTa.
Extra Fine Iadiss Lisls Hose In excellent coors and
Rlsck.
AT4 CENTS.
Fine Rose olyoerine and Honey Soap, ounce cakes
Ladies' Beaded Escurial Lace Shoulder Capss, stlk
lined
AT 20 CENTS,
Ladies' Zyionite Comb and Brush ssss, All color,
AT e24a,
Hercules Braid, Diagonal Front, coiors, Tan and
CARDINAL
AT ps CENTs.'
Ladies' Shetland shswix Novel deaignA
At 20 CENTS A YARD,
Checked Summer slks Colors, Brown and Tan, Car
dinaI and Ecru, Blue and Tan, Cardinal ana
Cream
AT is CENTS YARD,
Fancy Ribbons, Satin and Ottoman: Brocade Velvet
and Watered. Double Face Satin, fancy edge, Satin
and Gsuse. Crepe de Chene Picot edge, all new and
desirable shades.
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Capitol Topics.

THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
The conferees on the army appropriation
bill have reached an agreement on the points
of difference between the two houses on that
conference, the bill will contain an appropria.
en Os n20 seT1i Snd
m mi '''i star ofncers and for chapeIs
and schools was accepted. The provisions re-
la,ing to ordnance are restored, except that
the senate amendment Is substituted. The
Limitation on the pay of quartermasters is re-
moved and $4,000 is appropriated for army
signaling.
DEFICIENCY ESTIMATES.
Acting Secretary Fairchild, OF the Treasury,
has transmitted to Congress additional ded.
cheney estimates of the Post Office department
of appropriations required for the current fiscal
portation over non-suhsidised raiiroads one.
rated and controlled by the Central Pacific
company. The total amount OF the estimates is
$626,714.57.
TO GIVE MORE OFFICES TO tn. DKxocRArs.
The House had q fight to-day over tho Ques-
ton of whether the civil service rules should
My NJ. Gibson, & West VirSinia, u offered az
amendment TO the sundry civil blu, providing
to that bureau. He defended his amendment,
declaring that his purpose was TO give more
offices to the democrats. The amendment was
lost
Ex-MExBERs' FLOOR PRIVILEGES.
The select committee Of three members APP
pointed to examine into alleged breaches Of the
rules of the House by ex-members met to-day
for organization. It was resolved to begin the
ton Oh Delegate Voorhees, and ex-Representative
SWEET. The committee il composed Of Messrs
Richardson, Guenther and Lyman.
More Pension Bills Vetoed.
The President, this afternoon, sent to the
House twenty-three or four messages, vetoeing
as many pension bills.
st. Matthews school.
At the closing exercises OF St Matthews Pa
rochial school, yesterday afternoon, medals and
premiums Were awarded to the following boys
First class-James Clark. Edward Kelly, Rich.
ard Bucholtz, John Geaghler, Michael Curtin,
Rsnas Maf Ks; oSn ksy
ward Mccormick, Harry Lanehan, Jos Leary,
James Gowns John Sherman. VIM. O'Keeis,
Charles Leonard, Roland Fitzgerald, George
Hoover, Thomas Buckley, Frank Renehan,
second ciass-aeorge caspar Jos. Moriarty,
Edward Fitzgerald, Michael Gorman, George
Black, William Reilly, Frank Gowans, William
H Inx Joseph Kelly Thomas Carts To-
Junghaus, Frank Robinson, James Curtin, En-.
gene Eprtght jeremiah Canty, Jos. Gallaghsr,
Hoover, William Barr. Henry sherwood, VIM VIM.
Collins, John Hoover, George Wiegand, John
Lambkin, William Brown, Thos. Kelly, Peter
Bennett Edward Lambkin, Maurice O'CDnnof,
Joseph brailey, Charles Collier. Charles Evans,
Edward Wilson, James Tierney, Willie Nelson,
Edward Bowman, Joseph Collier. Lee Aoriarty
AeoAemy 81 the Sacred Heart
The eighteenth annual commencement Of
the Academy Of the Sacred Heart Of Mary took
place last night in the hail Of tho academy, ON
Virginia avenue, between 7th and EN- sasss4s
southwest. A large audience W. present. md
h01ofs were distributed - follows: 0taduo1os,s
Misses Mary and Belle Dalys orQNno fQf excel
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T III III I. Fl $S ! III i
EfF 4 Fl s. B IS III T. {.
s1e-s1s SEVENTH STREET n. W.
CA111Sa THE Ror1
ATTENTION, CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
WHILE THE LIST Is READ Off,
It e prices. not promises, that tell the tale When
people start out to buy they want 70 know where
prices are the lowest For good clothing, the lowest
prices are always to BE- found ~
VICTOR e ADLERs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Here ia the proof Of the assertion:
FOR OUR GREAT SPECIALITY SUIT.
FOR MEMS CREOLE SUITS, ALL SIZES UP 10 a.
200 Boys SUITS. AoE IA TO II YEARA
GOOD BUSINESS SUIT FOR
cHILDREN's SUITS. strictly All Wool.
GENUINE sEERsUcKER COATS AND VESTS.
9l.60
PONGEE COATS AND VESTS,
Once Goats. checks and stripes Csc. Sold on Tues.
day and Thursday evenings only, from 8 to O'Clock.
VICTOR T. ADLERs
FrH PER CENT rur
CLOTHING HOUSE,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
s27 AND o2o SEVENTH ST n ",
Corner OF Massachusetts, Avsnua
Open eaturdaystin IL pm e1A
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"NKvER PUr OFF till tomorrow what can b
done to-day" Cure govt with ST. Jae obs OIL Al
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TTNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded In Lber
No 1O61 folio 341 ct seq OF the land records Of the
District OF Columbia and the request of the party
thereby secured. will sell at public auction in trout
OF the auction rooms of Thos bowling, corner 18th
and pennsylvania avenue northwest, on SATURDAY,
JUNE TWENTYISIXTHN NEXT, At TEN O'CLOCK
A. NJ part OF the goods described In said deed of
trust, consisting Of Carpets Chairs Tables, &c
Terms cash.
Je23-3ts JOHN p. ANDERSON Trusfee
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~ DANENHowFR & SON MS

t. By DANENHowER & SON. 1115 st.
S5oooo1Let o3xl44 70 3ofoot paved alley. with Is
nss and coach house: centrally located; suitable
sI5ooo-aodern IA room Brick Residence on Iowa
C1rSie al modern improvements; good condition.
Of. n.w.. noSiern improvements eixibiy located
! rooms All erniDprovementsn near reen statue,
s5.oO0-Brck Mansion, with modern improve
eeiishtiu southern fronts corner property Capitol
s35oo.Two o room new Brick Dwellings gas,
wssss na Sss' on 2Stn 81, nwa good Investment
OF above. ON 10Th St n W.. rented for s3O9O per
s2,5Oo-New q room Brick. all modern improve
Hents, elisioily located on capitol Hill,
TWO new room Bricks. with cellar, 500
sl.2op-tiye room Frame Dwelling. 22lo va ave
81 2oY-f9or room new Brick 22l4 Va ave NV.
81 900 (each)-fwo new room Bricks, 81 and "a
Jackson 81 n e. rented tor $40 per mo- john
LSoR sALE-vALUABLE IMPROVED AND
u vacant property In northwestern section Of the
~ tue and Thomas circle ThisrrOpery. 50xlUO feet
Az 20 se spaes ~ On s ssss SPP
lot b foar-;st3sy msns,rd roof nrs.cass modern
side bay window Eve Of the bedrooms aud The dun
Ing Iexl6, and the saloon paror Is IsiaxsO
ss Old ceilings and sae
ss u "a sfs ee on hs
has Rn1x ~ aS s "a. n s h,s * 100
$4,000 or vacant lot, 2sxloO De sold
sa5ScU This cesh,iui cty resieaee or sum-
er season account OF its large rooms fine sh ade
Dom sas. and south exposures Apply ." the Ensr.
IroR sALE-cHEAP,Two NEW sIx,EooN
cold water. i.tro6e md modem improvements; 5S
ss s. g ss e and s. sias ,as q
8 eaoo oD2ltt builder. lois asi :. NV. maslm
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This morning two engines on the B. 4 o. rail-
road colllded at the corner OF North Capitol and
K streets, and the pilots were badly smashed.
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jeiQ1Ot

L,OR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL ~
II tate: SIX Brick Houses. each situated
. beautiful avenue northwest. with wide par ing
&c: street within half square. Price for this
property only $1,000. Terms, s. 900 Cash. balance
$500 per This property is renting for $50
per mouth Apply 20 j. w. r MYERS,
je53w~ Real Estate Agent l42S y. Y. ave
L>OR sALE-NEw HOusE-SITUATED on
II New Hampshire ave, near NJ NV: rooms: ali
modern eopyenencesA Price 81, 500 This is a very
complete and desirable house. AUSTIN A. BROWN
l4<o ST NV iel4-3m
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EDUCATIONAL.

Observation-Disclosures MORNING, AFTER
- noon and evening: every alternate day; 50 per
month. Ben Ptmans system. Special attention to
each pupil Typewriting and punctuation taught. AID.
dress Box 545, Post office. jel1-2w*
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xae his surprise to find bis attendant the
lest Spride. Explanation cnsued and all
was made clear az day wilhou: recourse
TO marvel or miracle.
Presently Laroche, who had been en-
gagged, with the assistance of some Of his
neighbors, in extricating the priests
horse, came in, and the scene was an az.
feeling one between the two, each Of
whom had been thus wonderfully ap.
pNnted by Providence TO preserve the
oaer. s'sS
my conscience is clear now" said
Father Allard. "Hesven has surely par.
|doned the little fiction framed by me |,
else Why"
"But hold. reverend father cried La
b che inserrupting him; .sthere wss no
|t,SiQn in the case. Tou Said that L was
carried away upon an angels wings, and
SO was, and tn:s is the angel that saved
meT And he, laughing, threw his arms
around h,s pretty wife aud Rugged her
to bis side. sf
Poetical Justice might now have been
we'll satisfied. but I have few words
further to add upon the subject.
LsrOche, who was now employed as
forester upon an estate, was enabled by
the assistance of Father AlIard to return
10 his native village, where, not long af-
ter, be obtained an appointment 10 the
verv keepership formerly held by the as.
sassin Lsndry, .. ..., -
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A colored woman near Pond Hill,
Conn put baby ip the oven Of q stove
to keep II warm while she went ont on
an errand. In her sbsepce her husband
came in, built a roaring f!te and literally
rossted the poor baby. f''{ as s'sl's''
st< Young ot 'ruiadle.sged
men, suffering frcm premature decline of
power. however induced, speedily and
radically cured = Hlnstrated book for 10
Gents 10 stamps. Worlds Dispensary
Medical ASsocla ion, ButiaIo, N. Z. I
Second husband TO wife )-Afe You
as fond Of me as you Was of your nrst
husband, desrS Wife Yes,9 ! indeed
aud II you we're 10, die, Joha, would
be just ss fond of my, third. Tn not a
woman to marry for anything but love
The world Is looking glass. and
gives back to every man the ELECTION Of
bis own face. Ffowu st It and 1t will In
turn look sourly upon you; laueh at 1t,
aud with Il, and it is jolly, kind coms
panion, and SO let all young persons
take their choice.-2hackrag.
A few days ago two mefi &ete in
Thrmpson's barber. shop. One bad red
hair and the other vas bald. bead
You were not around when they we're
giving out hair ?" Bald d-head-sYes, /
was there; but they only had little red
hair left, and wouldn't take ii"
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n Men cling to Christ TO-DAY as II
II was but Yesterday that He bad died
for them When ali other names carved
on the worlds records have become un-
readable, like forgotten inscriptions on
decaving gravestones, His shall endure
forever, deep craven on heshy tables OF
heart. His revelation OF God is the
highest truth. Till the end Of time will
turn to His life for the clesrest knowl.
edge and happiest certainty OF their Fa.
ther in Heaven. There is nothing lin.
tied or local In His character Of works.
ln bis meek beauty and gentle perfect.
ness He stands SO high above % all, that
to-day the inspiration Of His example
and the lessons OF his conduct touch Us
as much as II be had lived in this gen.
GRAFTON, and will always shine before
men as their hest and most blessed law
OF conduct. Christ will not be antigua.
ted till He is outgrown, and it will he
some time before that happens.-Alee.
andsr Mdclaren, D. D.
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Not Lost.

Johnny came into his mothers room
looking pretty much as though he bad
been sent through sausage cutter.
"Gracious sakes alive, Johnny," she
screamed. "what is the matter with you
Where did ycu get all those scratches
and all that blood p
"Fightin'," be answered briefly.
"Who7"
"B ,bby Jones
you naughty bow. And you've lost
front tooth, too! Oh! ohl' walled
the poor woman.
"No it amt lost, either"
"Yes it is. Put your finger up and
you will see." E
81 know 'tain't there. but 'tain't lost.
I know where it is. It's sticking in the
calf of Bobby Jones' leg, cause left
1t there Merchant Taseler
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A great head: "You have great
head on your shoulders. said Mr.. Mul;
cahey, to bis bride OF forty years. al
have, have I. Mister Mulcabey." "Yis
you have, Mrs. Mulcatey." $50 have,
and so has tack, Mister Mulcahey:"
A judge vas called on id China re-.
Gently to decide btt~een two mothers ss
to whom belonged an infant. He drew
a chalk ring on the ground, placed the
bauy in The center and told the mothers
whoever dragged u ont must he the
owner. One, from affection, declined to
pull at the child, and was awarded it.
Captain Mitchell; of the bark Antoine
Sala, New York and Havana trade, came
home in May,entirely helpless with rheui
mstism. He went to the mountains, but
receiving no benefit. at his wife's REQUEST
began to take Hoods Sarsapsrilla. He
Immediately began to improve; in two
months his rheumatism vas all gone, and
he sailed in command Of his vessel a
we'll man. Hoods Sarsapsrilla will help
you. Sold by all druggists.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Christian Church. mo resident Minis.
ter. Social meeting and communion every
Lords day morning at 10I O'Clock. Sunday
school Ht D oeluck A. M.
st. Sylvester's Catholic Church. .
Rev. Father WEistNeER. Pastor. Services at
ana 10 O'Clock A N. Sunday school ut r.
II. Vespers and Benediction at r:N.
NJ. e. Church. ..-Services at the n. e.
Church. Woods6eld. every Sabbath. Preach
ing at 1880 H. Land 2 r. n. Sunday school
ll:30 4. n. Prayer meeting every Thursday
st7P. II. PASTOR Rev. II. d. STAuFFER. ~
st. PauPs German Evangelical
Church. ..-Services every two weeks at 10
O'Clock 4 II. Sunday school every Sunday at
o'clock A. n Services every alternate Sun.
day st LeWisvills at 10 O'Clock A. n. Pastor.
Rev. J. WNTERIcK.
Presbyterian Church. .--Servioes at the
Prcsbyterian Church. Woodsfeld. every two
weeks at az oolock r. n Sunday school every
Sunday 1t L oDlock r. n. Prayer meeting
evesy "Wednesday evening at " oSlook.--
PASTOR. Rev. W. T. 1ARROwAY.
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EAUTss.

Those contemplating trip westward
will certainly do wen 10 carefully con. Z
anlt the time tables of the Baltinsrs end I
Ohio road. It's celebtsted fast trains;
its sure eepnneotions, and .ra tssriaatssAj
low ID the lowest, make II 6syona all,
CONTROVERSY the best line west, Colo:
nists afe 6Sffisd in first class Safs Oh fast
trains, ana evsry possiblt Utf6 Il tifsE
to Insure s6hifstt a6d couvenieuee.l 4
Trains run Though without change. Of !
sars to Chicago, where direct connection
is made with al leading lines to tho
vest. northwest and southwest, making
hut single change Of csrs 10 Iows,
rsssss, sNebrasks, Texas, MlnAesSsa.
sse. No other line can offer su6k sdvan- !
tages as the Baltimose atd Ohio.-I;s
costs but very, little lime and trouble
to learn this. and ID the end may lead
to tie saving of much on both % we'll az
money. Above all things do not pur.
chase tickets before having stalk OF res
ceiving letter from one Of the B. &Or
Agents. A letter addressed 70 w. FL
Reppert, Columbus, Ohio; 70 J Il. Lana
Wheeling, W. va, to ]. A. Webb, Fos.,
toris, Ohio; to TIA. Lee Suhssyille-
Ohio, or call 1854 sithef Of thes5 TSh-s
tlemen will lead to thcr~7eh informs,i
ton ss to ell nsccsyafy, dstsils Of snd /,
connections. fares. baggage, etc., sts, ~.