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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-29

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
The STAR seems to be the only paper In the Dis
trct which gives much heed TO the interests OF the
people OF the eastern section OF the city. Through
the columns OF The STAR, therefore, would as a
property holder and one who has the interests OF
home at stake, enter my protest against the pro-
posed encroachments Of great railroad corpora
ton In this section Of the city. The Faulkner bill
which has met the favor OF the Senate committed
Is one which has no feature OF benefit to any pOr-
ton OF the community. The route which IL pro-
yfdeS for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sep
arates the northeastern section OF the city
pletely as does the present route BY entering the
city at Sd street the Deaf Mute College Is cut on
from communication with the western section,
except by crossing the tracks at risks to its
students which are TOO obvious TO need comment
BY this bill 1t Is proposed to tunnel through q
street which Is lined with permanent homes
greatly to the detriment OF the values OF property
In that section, and destroying one of the finest
of the public reservations In the eastern section Of
the city. IL Is to be hoped that the senate will
not be put on record defender or wealthy rail-
road monopolies against the wishes and interests
OF the public. II may be that, as In England, we
VIII have 10 look for justice to the slower house.
but IL Will not rebound to the credit OF the senate
CAPITOL HILL.
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SELLING, SELLING, SELLING,

SELLING, SELLING, SELLING,
ALWAYS SELLING BARGAINS
HANDSOME SATIN PLAID INDIA LINEN fine
QuAty extra width, really worth 25c reduced to IL
BLACK sURAH SILKS. excellent quality. cash value
EANCf SILKS, actual cost 81 ~ 90, 45c.
INDIA LINEN. real nne quality. cheap ct 15c; re-
FRENCH LAWNS. finest quality. Csc.
dENhlETTAb. the fashionable dress 9oodn. tan.
terrs Gotta mahogany, serpent blood gobeln blue
p3re WOOL Wide double width special bargain, 4Sc.
SATIN MORE lv.tered stlk). al COLOR; splendid
Quanty; Price reduced 75c.
AktNgkiEITAs. al ooiOEs. wide double width. IL
yALUABLE PRESENTS for our cash customer
buy 20 or over and select one Of the following pre-
senr; Pair Of handsome Damask TowelA pair Of ele-
osmask Napkins worth 75e
CARTERA
III MARKET EPACk NEAR 7TH STREET
FIGURED INDIA LINENa BEAUTIFUL new stylss
neerX yard vide. real value l23<c.; reduced lOc.
ChEAa ABATRO6S, all pure npe French wool
~ VIZ Double vtdth, wonderful cash bargain, S7k
yaALta Oh IA1NEA baautiful style. IN
noLk PRESENTB for our cSah cuotoIners
0uy ~ % over and select Of the following pro-
yyens nSnoSome Bridal Quilt worth ~ so one dox
TTo@ccA NAPKINS worth el5O. or two pair q D1maak
zS~S- my29
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UREs, ut SHEDD & Bro. 8.

Ice CHESTS. s27o: Refrigerators, SO. At j. w.
ScHAEFER Bro. China and Glass, 1910 7th St
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
SUMNER OPERA SEASON,
o.. GkAUs OPERA COMlQUE OOAPAEns
% ARTISTS. AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA.
In 6trauss' Masterpiece.
THE QUEENS LACE HANDKERCHIEF
(By courtesy Of Mr.. W. 7. Carleton).
DIRECT from its great Philsdelphia triumph
Ll1a1 conway, Martha Portens. Minute Duthey.
Jennie Prince, Mabella Baker, G. J. Campbell, q. 8
Burnhaln, q. IL Broderick, Kirkland Calhoun. w. L.
Noss, Richard Karl and others. MI. Watty Hyoes.
Musical Director.
SUMMER PRICES
4s2a $3.50 sss1 oooow
q 05Se IS. 90 %
ssa s AND s % %
1s2a Sss1 6wH ~o0S
NOxExTRA FOR RESERVED.
Next Week-"THE MICADO," With an ideal cast
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THE HossLIEsr MAN ON EARTH.

GENUINE BASNOCKBURN CHEvIoTs, sack and frocs
suits Price sI5 g. SPRANsY. 44 7th street.
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BIG DRIVE job lot white goods, TO- 12ac. One case
beautiful lawns, &c. JOHNSON, GAMER Co.,
$50 Pa n. w,
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WAsHINaToN Kennel CLUB.


b b9a sH9W Annual Annual Bench SHOW,
B BSS s sESW A41IsSSSss SSEss A ASSsE
RSS ssS% AIs sAASSsHs S SPkkA HOUSE HOUSE.
DOG SHOW now OPEN
DOG SHOW The Fashionable Event Of the Season.
R0 0 sh0W The tsshionabe Event Of the season
:Sss:s: ESs% &
DOC SLOW 46 SS-PSana P Dss:,
R9a s sH9W Lsnghing Dogs,
D DtSa SaUW Crying Dogs.
DOG SHOW Trained Dogs
DOG SHOW Handsome Dogs,
Doc Doc SHOW SHOW NJ h ,Sns ~. D ..s Tim,
DOG SHOW Dogs without tails
poo SHOW Buii Bull Terriers, 6eeThounds.
BOG SHOW sS1 f Doss SSE ss
B B0G SHOW SHOW s se:n,ss P Pas
PC poo SHOW ss s.. Sssnsrds Bisef and TAM,
PSS ssSw scraoD Settlers foasss
R P33 SHOW SHOW Irsl h Settlers Goodies:
Doc SHOW Four Days Only 0niy.
Bog BOG SHOW SHOW Four Four Day. DAYS Only Only
BOG s sH0W r,ssd -Four Days only
Bog Bog s sHSW NJ. Nay g. q q am: AMID june june
my2S3t
DEcoKATIoN PAY 4, rr,, op s,,,ou
Admission 25c my2s
A LBAUGR'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY. MAY %.
MATINEES
SATURDAY AND DECORATION DAY AT2.
LAST WEEK OF THE
McCAULL OPERA COMPANY.
Jno. A. McCaull. Sole Proprietor and Manager.
Presenting
THE BEGaAR STUDENT,
Carl Millocter composer of the Black Hussar
MONDAY. JUNE4.
Opening Ef tSs spn MfNs 0Pera Season.
AND THE IYcEGM OPERA COMPANY. mes
n ARRIs' BIJoU THEATER.
WEEK G SI1I MoS RA,, MAY IS.
This Grand Production will be presented by Elliott
s SHN Ns sGsSfh Powerful Dramatic Company
CALCiUM AND SCENIC EFFECTS.
lLA IxEaf Z iS M5r EPFiaiESr CAST.
Mex. w.s aoEStAB f RfSa G S myae
TuNRoTT1NG AT IVY CITY.
r DECORATION Day d MAY go. AT 8 O'CLOCK,
lalde, Charley c. Red Wilkes Geo. Gheen and Link.
Second race purse 300, 3-mlnute class-Fassett,
kittie Clyde. komp. Sadie, Jim Purdy Jr., shepherd
Null ana Dunn Admission, including ali privileges,
81. Ladies and children Tree. Improper characters
excluded. Trains leave at l.. 10 aud 800 returning
nj $40 apd7. ,nySS-.t
A EVENING WITH THE NATIONAL RIFLES
IA AT THE ARAfORY,
TUESDAY MAY 30. 1883.
COMEDY. MIRTH. MUSIC. FUN
Banjo Quartettes and Solos, Piano, Guitar Cornet,
Flute Either. and Tumbleronicon Solos soprano Con-
tra1to Baritone, and Tenor Solos, ConiedJ Sketches
Dramatic and humorous Readings, &c. sc.
The following well-known Musical and Dramatic
Artists. Readers, and humorists have kindly voiun-
teered their services Giles SHINE the Clara Morris
Co; SamI W keene Of the Winston Opera Co.: Frank
Mack. Miss Bertha d. p. Lincoln Waiter F. Smith,
Miss Luinie Domer, Miss Kitty, Thompson !. "
a Crornt. Frank NJ Boteler. Chas. F. Bacon. Miss
Mabel Moore. Miss Dollie Leech. Professor D. Nc
lessor Conrad kremb aud l.. d. Bond.
Tickets for sale By members. soc. my26-3t
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SEE THE 8 Bargain child Suits.
EIsEMAS BROS, 9TH and E.
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT excursion Decoration Day
10 MI Vernon
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MEMBERS OF EPIPHANY CHURCH and friends will
md the latest portraits OF Rev. DR.. GieSy at Geo.
Princes studio, 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
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FUssELL's Ice CREAM.

SEE ADvEKTIsEAESr excursion Decoration Day
to Mt. Vernon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-29

SIZE ADVERTISEMENT Decoration Day at Marsha
Hall
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SEE THE $3.50 Bargain Child Suits.
EIsEMAS BROS, 9TH and E
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CITY ITEMS.

L. H. Hopkins removed 500 St Wire,
Door, and Window Frames for fies my24-eo3
MorelI, 734 9Th ST. W., every style showcase. eo3o
''Royal Glue'' Mends Everylhing.
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments,
Leather. Rubber, Metals, &C Always liquid |!
Always readyi All Druggists and grocers sell
"ROyal Clue at 1Oc. fStuGth
The Lfght.ltunning sDOmestic'' is
sold at AuerbachS Sewing Machine ROOMS nth
and stS., our only authorized agency for the
District OF Columbia. Also Fashion Papers.
60 DOMESTIC SEwIN0-MACHJNE Co., N. Y.
Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists. eoly
Ice Chests, 1910; Refr1gerators, SO. At j.
w. ScHAEFER Bro, China and Glass, 1920 18th ST.
NV. eO-tO1el
DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. I'm
'ROyal Glue'' mends China, GlassWood, &C,
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OtEFRIGERAToRs
HOUSRKEEPERS are invited 70 exsmiue the CEIE
BRArED REFRIGERATORe for which We ere sole
agents for the District.
EDDY's RRFRIGERATORG
WITH sLATE-STONE 6HELvEa
We have sold above for twelve years. and every pur
chaser u pleased with them
LORuLARD REFRIGERATOR6
For Clubs and Restaurants
MONROE PATENT REFRI0ERATORS,
lined entirely with glazed stonewsre.
They ere al Arstclass Rsfrigsrstors and do THAR
work wen and economically.
Write or call for CIRCULAR
WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZERS
NONE better. n. W. BEvERIDGE
my26-3m 1000 Pa Ave-
M TENS ANGOLA UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
NAluu re9. made, cu6 and shoulder; arc selling
tne enttrs suit q 70c. DOUBLE COMBIEATION
0y40-Ss 63i - 40 0tS =. ~:
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E&oYA
BAx1xa

RozA1
BAk1xa
PowDxa
ABSOLUTELY Pun.
This powder never varisa A marvel Of purity.
strength. and wholssomensaaL More economical than
the ordinary kinda and cannot be sold In competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powdera Sold only IN oaaa RoxAI BAxua
PowDxs Co. LOG Wall 1t. NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-29
GAS COOKING RANGES. at sHKDD & BROS

SEE ADVERTISEMENT Decoration Day at Marshall
Hall
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s. serge Coat and Vest. GEORGE srRassYs.
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LOST AND FOUND.
OK REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED FOR
Sc return OF Bunch Of Keys lost on 9TH St. on May
20. Apply to McDEVITT l. FLINDER, Detective
Agency, sos Pennsylvania my29-2t.
7 OST-A POCKETBOOK, BETWEEN 18TH AND g
IL SITS. H. W. and Commissioners office LIST st. A
suitable reward If returned to DEVEREUX GA
CHAN, Plumbers, 703 18th ST. IT.
I OsT - THURSDAY NIGHT LAST LARGE
ANewfoundland Dog answers to the name of MIC
GER" Had on collar and tag No. 546l Suitable re-
ward If returned to 1909 Pierce Place It,
I OS'I LAST EVENING AYOUNG DOG; ANSWERS
~ t. the maine OF Tobi Juno. Liberal reward If re-
turned TO Aus 18TH st NV. It,
I OsT SMALL BOBTAIL SCOTCH TERRIER;
lanswers 70 the name OF Ginger. Reward ii returned
TO N W. KING 1907 II st. NV. my2S-..ts
T OST-LAST FRIDAY All ERNOON, LARGE
xZPug Dog; black ears and nose: answers name of
Pun. Liberal reward for his return to 2l2 18th st
sw, or any information that will lead to recov-
cry. my2S-2ts
OK REWARD-LOST ON SUNDAY, 9TH INST
SDO on 14th at, between Boundary and Mass ave,
large white and brown setter; curly top Of head
heavy tail Return to 171S New Ham pshire ave. Tag
1924 or 47oS. my2S-3ts
II OST-FRIDAY, BRINDLE BULL TERRIER;
answers to name Of Jack: :" white stripe around
his neck; white breast without tag collar Reward
II returned to 325 st NV. my26-3ts
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LoRREsT DODGE, COAL MERCHANT,
Il Wholesale aud ketnil.
Anthrscte Coal OF al kinds onstantly on hand
okoh6ke ChEEk CtNBkRIAND COAL
sawed aud split Wood 10 Order
Yard and once, 3oQe Water st; branch once 1919
5lst - topposate fost-onicel West Nsshilxtsas
TeisPbone-yard. loss-A: Branch ofkcs s22-s-
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SEE THE $3.50 Mems Bargain suits
EIsKMAN BROS, 9TH and E,
Manufacturing Clotniers and Tailors
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT excursion Decoration Day
70 Mt Vernon
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Real Estase sales.

Real Estate sales.
Geo. W. Boyd has bought OF Robert P. Bigelow.
Tor 81 20, 10. and part OF TO- square 15S at the
southeast corner Of I'd street and Maryland avenue
northeast. b. II. Warner has purchased OF Richard
T. Petit, for $10375 part Of lot q square 2SS prop
erty % by 80, on g street, between 18th and 18th
northwest. Green b. Morris has bought OF Jesse
v. Huyck, for 6,0OO part OF lot 40 reservation TO-
property % feet front on Sd street by depth OF
15O feet, between Pennsylvania avenue and c
street northwest
To TRANsFER A Unsatisfactory Tyssowski
Bros, by Mr.. II. w. Garrett, filed a bill against
the heirs OF Henry Douglas for the appointment Of
trustee TO consent TO the transfer Of lease. The
piainunS occupy property on the northeast cor
ner OF 10TH and streets northwest under lease OF
nfteen years from september %, 1882 with o re-
newal OF fifteen years from the expiration OF the
nrst term They now wish TO assign their lease to
George Z Lemon, but as the lessor has died there
Is no one 10 act In his stead.
THE WREKLY STARS POCKET Atlas or the World
offered free to every new subscriber for one year
70 the WEEKLY STAR. 1t Ii a handsomely printed
book OF l9i pages profusely illustrated with more
than 100 cOored maps and diagrams, and contains
awealth OF general Information. See advertise.
ment In another column.
THE A. NJ. E CONFERENCE.-The A. NJ E Confer
ence which has been In session at INDIANAPOLIS
has adjourned Bishop Wayman goes to kentucky
and Tennessee, and bishop j: b. Campbell takes
his place in the Baltimore and Virginia District
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FOR RENT Houses.

EcR RENT-lses 18TH ST, SEWN ROOMS AND
ct 1910 18th st. myg9-3fs
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SEE THE $50 Bargain Child suits
EIsENAN BROS, 18th and E.
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TNE PoRrRArrs. Kets kemethy. 1lO9 Pa ava
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SET He sl35O Mems Bargain Suits

EIsEAAN BROS, 7th and T.
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors
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SEE THE go Mems Bargain Suits.
EIsEMAN BROS, 9TH and E.
Manufacturing ClOthiers and TailOrs
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FRENCH in three weeks. Try ten lessons now, 81
See Educational
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GARRErr PARK stockholders are roQueoted %
take the D O NJ train Tomorrow .
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists. col
LOST AND FOUND.

D1XVhB 1eHSt POWUef always reuaOIe. II
..ROYal Clue, mends China, Glass Wood, &C
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EOR RENT-
6l2Fp.w., l1r.S 166.61 CAT
1887 n st. NV, 13r.. LIS 10
81, G st. u. W., 2Or. 100 400
Ola 18th st. NV. 12r. 100 l3l
619 4 ST. NV. 11r..... 50 pa
l3l Md av. ne. 1lr.... 80 l9l,
Sl1 Il stn.w.. l1r....55.lo,215
III f. Cap. st.. llr. .o0.10 6U9
221S 9th ST. IA. w. Tor. :. 80 1ii
- Grant Place, Or. ......45'l71
COG 18th ST. NV, llr... 40 Ola
BOB = st. NV, Or. 40 liz
2O4 ID st. NV, 1Ur......40l2l1i
931 D st. NV. Or. 81 80 Us /
lOl1 10th St NV. 9r35. 30 4 Is
1006 X at. n. We, Or 80 1863
81 0 st. NV, 3 rs. .3o 933
81 Z ST. Sc, 9r. 80. 30 30o
lilo 18th st.n.w., 1r. $3.50 1913
Lanier Heights. Or. 80 GA
Az ii st. n w.. Sr. Is "a
73Y Sd st. NV. 1r.. 27.y0 427
80 goth st. n. W., Sr.27. 30 6:l.9
1895 18th st. II w, 6r25.75 12o
31S I'd st. &C.. Sr. %. 60 y0i
ZIG + st. S. W., Sr. y ). AZ I'll!
l432 Pierce Pr. 7r. p 5. 40 9O9
go Arthur PI.. 7r. .25.40
my.sS Is. h WARN
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I>OR sALE-vERH Low AND ON GOOD TERMS.
\ seven-horse Power lotto" Engine
-Four Horse Shipman OIL Enllne.
Hosting Engine, will lift /, 600 pounds
Engines and Boilers. I. .. 4, .. 10 10 100 horse
power. -
One Steam Pumn.
ton. -.
one 2o-inch Planer and Watcher
tnvos.3t oo1o auco.n,,-n =, t.sI,'.
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L. H. Hopkins removed 939 st. Wire
Door, and Window Frames for flies. my24-eo3
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Windsor cloth Iap-robes which they are offering
at extremely low prices; 6Oc- to "a each
SEE ADVERTISEMENT Decoration Day at Marshall
Hall
FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. 11O9 Pa ava
SEE THE $3.50 Mems Bargain suits
EIsEMAN BROS, 9TH and E,
Manufacturing Clothiers and TailorS
BIG DRIVE job lot white goods, TO- 12Hc One case
beautiful lawns. &c. JOHNSON, GAkNEK CO.,
$50 Pa ave. NV.
SEE ADVERTISEMENT Decoration Day at Marshall
Hall.
ICE CHESTS. s27o; Refrigerators, SO. At j. w.
scHAEFER & Bro. China and Glass 1000 9TH St
GAS FIXTURES. at sHEDD Bros.
SEE ArvERrIsKxESI excursion Decoration Day
10 MI vernon
SEE THE $40 Mems Bargain Suits
EIsEMAN Bros, 9TH and Z,
Manufacturing ClOthiers and TaiOrs.
See EducaIlonaL
FrssKLLs Ice CREAM.
SEE THE $3.50 Bargain Child suits.
EIsENAN BROS, 7th and E
MEMBERS OF EPIPHANY CHURCH and friends will
Iluh pOItIdiIo VI hCN. III. OlcoJ d. OCo.
Princes studio, 1Ith street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
SEE ADVERTISEMENT excursion Decoration Day
10 Mt. Vernon
SEE THE $3.50 Bargain Child Suits
EIsEaAS BROS, 18th and E
LADIES preparing for departure TO the sea-shore
and mountain can have their dresses made up In
rrst-claSs manner at very short notice by WOOD
wARD LorHRoP, cor. 18th and r SITS. NV.
LAWN VASES AND SETTEEs at SHEDD & Bros
SEE THE 81 Boys Bargain suits.
EIsEAAS Bros, 9TH and E
farfn rfn md Tan
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IL AT BARGAIN
That desirable lo-room brick house 1917 lth at
BUSHNELL cARUsI,
ap30-Jm zoos Est m
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LNOR RENT-123 MARYLAND AVE. NE; THREE
Il story aud basement hrst-cass condition, low
Apply to A. LINDENkOHI> 10 4th ST. se. my26-:Sts
INOR RENT-FoR ONLY &l6 S-ROOM BRICK
It usual improvements select part of Defrees st. 1S:
lately papered and painted Inquire 1T 1912 5th ST.
NV. my26-3ts
+ 10 10Th St. l2r aaos st, Or. mi SIS. so
m. i....................$15A room 20x40, 10Th St
1918 ST., 1lr., m.i. 90 near Pa. ave-, for bust
stable for q horses and ness purposes. 10
my26-6t GEO. W. LlNkINS, 10th and H sts NV
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HNOR RENT
II $40 A. W., Or. 322 so GA @ sw, IT. all mi soJ
OIL 9th g. Sr. - 34l ID ST. w. 1r m l. 81
80 .6r mi .t01eS y tn. $50
413S4S1 sw..6r W. 40 1876 K st. s.w, 5r , 10
1876 Az ST. sw., 6r S-r 20 400 9th st. & W 5rSsr 20
LOO AZ s.w. 81, mi l6 80 800 lst st. w., 10
l:Sol $. w,9r Dr.. = DO 300 NJ St sw ar, q ~
my20-3t' q. H. PARKER, cor. Az and L SITS. 8 W.
IrOR RENT-l2O3 4TH ST, NEAR NJ TEN
II rooms. DIth and cellar. al IN l. line and
convenient to Pension Office. Newly papertd and
painted and thorough repair $40. L. H. f. LEiPOLD,
1881 ST. NV. my26-3t
Il houses until October l. for $50, x35 and $40 per
month; situated in the northwestern section OF the
city; also one fronting on Farragut Square, for same
period at $50 per month. HILL & JOHNSTON,
my..6-3t 73S 10Th st. n. W
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-08-09
MARRIED
New Advertis'ts.
LEGAL NOTICE.

r OUIS j. BLAKE, whose place of residence
Ia is unknown, will take notice that Anna
a. Leonard, of Portage County, Ohio on the
2ist day of July, 1883. died her petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of said County and
state, against Sallie q. Blake, Louis j. Blake
ct ais. setting forth that on the isth day of
April. 1880. the said plaintiff purchased the
Township of franklin. County of Portage. and
stale of Obio, and known as part of lots Nos
81 and 50 in said Township; beginning at q
stake on the south line of said lot S3 8 chain s
and il links east OF the southwest corner
thereof; thence N: 10 deg. W. II chains, a.
81 chains, 4S links. to the center OF the road
known as the Joshua Woodard road; thence
3. 73L deg west along the center of said road
cham, % links; thence N. / deg. 80 min,, 4
| chains. 20 links. to the north line of said lot
No. 81; thence south SO deg, u. along said lot
| line IL chains, 81 links. to q stake; thence 8
deg, so min.. Z chains, lax links. to the CEN
| ter of said road II linksI thence 3. deg 3(
min , Is. IS chains, S6 links to the place of be-
| ginning, containing 80 2s-1O0 acres of land
| That at the time of said purchase the defend.
ants herein held q mortgage on said lands
| that the same has been fcily paid; that all the
have joined in the cancellation thereof; thai
| the said Louis j Blake negiects and refuses tt
| cancel the same.
| The prayer of said petition is that said Loui.
| j. Blake be ordered to cancel The same. and In
| default thereof that the Court by its order can
4 eel said mortgage. and for other proper relief
/ And the said Louis j. Blake is required Il
| saturday after the 9Th day of September, 1888
Ravenns, o.. July %, 1883.
1O4O-6w By II NICHOLS. her Atty.
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Their Business Boo ming

Probably no one thing has caused
such general revival of trade at w.
Harris drug store as their giving away
to their customers so many free trial
bottles of DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Their trade is sim
ply enormous in this very valuable ar.
ticle from the fact that it always cures
and never disappoints. Coughs. colds,
asthma, bronchitis, Group, and all
throat and lung diseases quickly cured
You can test it before buying by get
ting trial bottle free. large size 81.
Every bottle warranted.
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Common Pleas Cour5 convened on
Monday, with Judge e. ',mer on the
bench, and the following brsiness OF
importance was transacted
Ohio ys James RobinsOn-Indict
ment for murder nOl'ied.
III. 2. Crowell ct e Va The Crown
Flint Glass Co. Sale ordered, and ID.
G. Goldman, Anthony Snyder and
Wanzor Holcomb appointed apprsisers
of the property.
Mary Amick VS. Katy HOstler ct al.
Confirmation of sale and deed ordered.
Court adjourned to the regular Sep
tember term, which commences Sep
tember 18th.
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Deeds and Mortgages Recorded, ,
and Mortgages Cancelled ln Jniy.
only "a for Round Trip.

The Erie Railway viii run grand
excursion to Niagara Falls, ON Thurs
day, August Is, Ample accom- moda-
tions for all. Special train will leave
Kent at $50 p. m, fare So; Ravenna,
9:35, fare So; Freedom 9:47, fare $3.
Arriving at Niagara Fs early next
morning. Tickets will be good for re-
turn passage until Aug. 2lst, inclusive,
with the privilege of stopping at Chau'
tauaua Lake on return.
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For First Place.

great amount of political engin'
eering will be done by friends OF can
d;dates to secure for their man the first
place on the ticket. and the best man
viii probably secure the coveted place.
Then if endorsed by the majority OF
the people, the election is assured.
Electric Bitters have been put to the
front. its merits passed upon, has been
endorsed. and unanimously given the
first place among remedies peculiarly
adapted to the relief and cure OF all
diseases.of kidneys, liver and stomach.
Electric Bitters, being guaranteed, 10
safe investment. Price SOC and u pei
bottle. at w. T. Hart's drug store.
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Much injury is done by the use of
irri'%t,ug. gripping compounds taken as
purgatives. In Ayers Pi''s, the pa
tient has a mild but effective cathartic
that can be confidently recommended
Pike for the most delicate patients IS
well ss the most robust,
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horticultural society

The August meeting of this society
will be held on Wednesday, the 18th
inst, at the residence of Mr.. III. Hawn,
in Edinburgh. Essays by Miss Effie
Willard and A. H. Botsford. All
members, and | who desire to become
members, are cordially invited. and in
behalf of Mr.. Hawn, cordial invita-
ton is given to all in Edinburgh who
are interested in horticulture.
ANDREW WILSON, Sec.