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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

THuRsDAr,s Orrr. Rrsxwrp.

i HURsDAYs OFFER hHNEwIp.
On Saturday morning ve shall offer the 70
mains OF the special lots of CAildren's Missss'
and Ladies' Garments advertised on wednes-
day for Thursdays sale at the self -sarae low
prices. and have sdded = few more styles 10
MAKE the onerins, anything. more stsrsc.
tive than on that day. The folloviur 4 4 an.
nopxis:
Children's Ready-made Spring Suits that
were %. &c, $3.50. 81. o.. so and ss. for s37S
each.
n..ses, Ready. made Spring suits that were
and e1O. for Is so each ~
Misses English Walking Jackets that were
vtoO, e4s sap. e4.50 and Is, for AZ each
Lsdies' Enslish Walkins Jaciets. Siscs aud
fsncies that were Sa-50. 90, 60 so. OF. as. e.,
fcrcaie wrappers, at sl25 ana az each.
SAncy IL ssteen Wrappers, t5 each
Boys SprinU Suits, extra value Al as
q WOODWARD 4 LOfHROP.
Cor. 11th and Il sta n -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wANTEp-bY Two RlsPEcTARLK cotoHsp
~, rirls satnstions ss surss &C ohsmssrnAia OF
Madison a.. 0et~ cen iesh and i'm ~" Ia
wkNTED-AT HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
and N%r.es Nm <eRsr.s
Butsr sAN'I A cooSss sss 81 NJ. ssss 20.
WANTED : DICKS AGENCY roR COOKS
VALET for r.yelins WAITER .chen sn ho.ssr. Cor
WANTEp-A PERMANENT SITUATION TO
pcrience Sddrsss fRiS X. star ONCE one 81
wkNTED-A GENTLEMAN OF LARGE BusI.
sire. employment in sasi... m ~bsas ~ s. so a.,
the same ether on salary OF commission. halre-s
wANTED-A n a. =. DESIRES A POSITION
Is assistant =, moderate salary. Addre-. " =
WANTED-BN A EEsPECTABIE goIOKrn
w man situation a. h--t-class Cook an a botsi
restaurant OF private family or 40 out ~ tow
god rcierenoes- Apply ~ q. ". NEwToN. lt5s
WANTRD-A POSITION As DRUG CIFRk ny /.
IN s.,. sss a a. s's 70 yesr.
WANTED-sITUATION BY A NOUNG ADY As
w suNerness or companion. m. lish. Tronch lusIc
Bs.s s,,y rs,ersn0ss Address 7sS iss st nv Gan
WANTEp :. BY A YOUNG LADY. POSSESSING
choir naarsss BOP sos's s sss Position ~ shSsA
WANTEp-By MAN AND WIFE POSITION as
w Janitor care OF furnished hOu-. durins sua.
MGR months; no Children: best Il references given
WANTED BY ARFSPECrARIE cor DRIED MAN
w ssitustlon waiter IN private family - coa~h'
man. good references given. Call NJ l9bl Mad-on q
NV. AlrH q.
WANTED : BY AN EXPERIENCED CATEkFg
w during the summer situation ~ head waiter -
carver IN ut OF he city. the latter presrrsd
dress CATERER. star ONCE. al'st-at.
WANTED-sITUATioN As sEANsTREsS 90
w out By the day Address NJ. star ofics.
WANTED-BI ANoUNG WHITE MAN a PLACE
w 20 do collecting. have had considerable eKfrr-
ence. can furnish references bonds n necezsara.
Address Box l3.. star office. Kp28-.t.
WANTED - BH YOUNG MAN PROM THT
w country q situation a. driving grUcery store
Gail or address at l22 9Th IT .. Rp.,B ~
WANTED-sITUATIoNs FOR ALL KINDS or
BE- genuine. STEVENS EMPLON MINT AND ROOM.
RENTING BUREAU. sl5 9Th NV till pm apo ~.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FoR WHITE AND
w colored cooks. maids nurses. waters. kitch-n
hands farm hands dairysnen drivers. a., this ami
o,het cities r. NJ bULNhAA. 03O-03a b 81 nv
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN SITUATION Az
w clerk IN eTocery store. has eNperence An he vr
Gerry meat aid provision business beat of reformed
Addrtss CLfhk. l',33 y st. ~. AT.,a- SO
WANTED-FoB LADY BETWEEN so AND an
w position ~ companion 90 q lady. care Of an 'n-
Nalld. neat sesmstress Also position TOR Noun laV
Is nursery soNerness. assist with ssulug Itl.lr.t
reference Address "INDUs1RN." Star Ofhce.
ap25-St'
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The republicans have at last succeeded In bring.
Ing into line enough New York state senators 10
pas the Crosby high-license bill without amend
Inent II now goes TO the governor to be vetoed
Then the republicans will mourn TO their hoped
for friends the prohibitionists AT the democratic
opposition TO temperance measures and the demo-
crats win wink significantly at the liquor men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

AZ Plaid Silk Parasols in new color combinations.
For instance Olive and Light Blue, Terra Gotta and
Old Pink, Blue and London Red Prices. $685. "a. 10.
e4.38. a 50. S524.
81 MORE silk Parasols in seven new shades. g.. 6S,
GAGS, S5.6S. So 90. S125O.
81 We can now match any fashionable shade Of
dress lateral, and are Offering the very best Para
soils imported at prices of the domesticthe result Of
several judicious purchasesythis week.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Advertisement continued)
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BOARDING.


EoR RENT sEykkAL PLEASANT Rooxs
Il uanssent and table b,srierp sccou.nsd -. $500
oeard - els per month. l002 lin 81 NV sp2s-Sss
AhGE AIRY COOL AND NEWLY fURNrsHED
q per day. TuT ~ lie ~ -
win 5l3 lSth a
onA,!sSDDddreS-IARGL PLEAsAxI. wEikErN
teonssivania ave. cor I'D o. nv. oho-1a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

Mr.. Holman's name was mentioned amony the
candidates Tor governor ia the Indiana Democratic
convention yesterday, but somebody said II OBJ
Ject" and II went over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

The appointments 10 NIL the District onlces
made vacant by an administrative expediencyY
az recent Development, are excellent. The duties
az collector and auditor viii undoubtedly be per-
formed TO the satisfaction OF the public by the new
chcera, who are well-kpown and highly respected
Citizens OF the District.
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THr BoYs OscE More.
Our weekly reception commences tomorrow morn.
ing at halfpast O'Clock, and will last through the
entire day and late into the night We know the boy,
VIII crowd our house but we we'll prepared to re
ceivs them and cater to their every want There is
absolutely nothing necessary to boys complete outfit
not prepared to furnish at prices that mako
anything like serious competition blush.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
In KILT SUITS we are showing this season the most
charming styles that have yet been made the largest
stock we carried and the greatest variety of STYLES
we have ever shown We sell them cheaper, too than
we ever did. because sell more than FORMERLY the
best reason in the world The more We sell the lower
we can afford to SELL As this applies to every thing We
carry and business s constantly Increasing wa
give you better values every succeeding season. We
have kilt suits from $3.50 to s15.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
shIRT-WA1sTs! Well, we have everything worth
having in percale and wool Some of the most exou-
site designs imaginable; perfect fitting strongly made
and 'oao in price. They range from 25c to $3.50.
SAILOR SUITS. in all colors and combinations Of
colors prettily trimmed and ornamented rakish look
ing rigs shey are for youngsters and cheap too from
q to 81.
SAKS AND COMPANY.
For boys between the ages of and 3 who wear knee
pants we have provided bewilderng array of kinds
and styles embracing fabric that style
and sterling worth every design that has received the
stamp Of fashion and shape that fashion has de-
creed correct Norfolk. plain and pleated styles to-
gether with such exclusive and styles as the
Josef Hoffman," "The Corsair." 1.-THE Fadladeep. -
&C.. prices range from $3.50 to s16
sAKs AND COMPANY.
For the big boys IL to 49, who wear long pants
We have made ample preparation to meet an increased
demand We never showed anything like the styles We
are allowing now. Plaids ana stripes and lines and
mixtursaL Sack and cutswsy frock styles Styles On
trely new and confined to house. Every style Of
suit that's worn by the small youth of the great cen.
tiers Of fashion, at prices that we alone can afford to
nans. Our range Is from Is to s25. We have indeed
we'll prepared for the boys in clothes hats
and shoes.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-A CORNER HOUSE SOUTH uF n AND
east 81 "a st NV Price not % exceed I 600
Address Box las. star offce 40 81
WAN1ED-TO RENT BY A RELIABLE PARTY
w nfst-Class summer residenre. ~ he thor
oashIy nrnished aud in perfect repair within easy
aocsss ot Washington city. Address. stating terus
GURlEf bkOrHEks 1919 Fst sI,.,s al
WANTED i AN HAVING DAILY APpIICA-
w uons by parties desiring 90 rent hous-s OF ~
sizes Parties having houses rent an SECURE good
tenants by rlaoinH them with Prompt collections
and returns. GEO. " IINkINs
AiZo- lm 10Th aud u ~ n. ".
WANTED - TO RENT ny THE YEAR IA
w adults. part 81 house. ftrm shed furnished
,he0wnero . Nlch - occupant between l4th and sth
III ana Rhode Island ave. Address NJ T.. star oflc.
aI,s.D-.H'
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ILL 4 ~ A \ Nm ssss 80
Esfb 81 ERE gee I'LL
Ell I'D : / III / sS s. Hi
- ZEE E ERf 90 90
1t4tts B B , ( 4 oooS
THE PIONEERS OF CLOSE PRICES,
Apt 40. 400. 424. 4c6 18th St, At, 419 9Th st
100 CrSrs OK Tur DOLLAR


You want VALUE for your money We give Il in
QUALITY and WEAR and throw in the style and fit
when dealing with us you can depend upon hun
dred cents in VALUE for every dollar you invest We
mean it, we will prove it
Look at our $40 Strictly all Wool Suits If Sacks and
GETAWAY; they cheap at Sl5.
Our 81 so Suits cannot be bought anywhere for less
than $40.
Our $3.50 Blue Suits are strictly all wool and fast
color.
Well show full line Of Prince Albert Suits at els,
e1S. S22. and cps and upward.
Our &lO Blue Assabet Flannel Suits We guarantee
not to fade or money refunded.
For Boys from IA to 10 Year, No have Suits NJ az
e6, o.. SO and MP 10 els.
For Children from to IA years. Suits with Short
Pants from 92.5O to elO.
Childrens Pants from 25c up
We have full line Of Mems Pants from q up.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING CO.
COR 7TH AND srs. OPP PATENT OFFICE
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WANTED ROOMS.

XNANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. FOUR
w Rooms (unfurnished) for light housekeeping:
north south front: between 9Th and 10th st- and
p st. ard Pa. ave. Address FIELD. Box 72:2, City.
ap27-3ts
VVANTED-TwO OBJ THREE HANDSOMELY
w furnished rooms; with without board: per
manent: stat terms Address Box 20. star Office l.
NVANTED-ONE OR TWO FURNIsHED ROOMS
w tween 14th aud 10Th and q and 4 sta Address
BACHELOR, Star Office. 1t
INANTED-BY TWO LEGATION GENTLEMEN
w two cool rooms. with good board. for the
summer, in northwest, vicinity OF Scott OF Dupont
Circles preferred Address DoX lao. star office.
ap26-.t
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G1ovrs Fon THr RACES
The latest English Calf and Dogskin Gloves
For Ladies' In London Red and other new shades
Embroidered backA S1.6S. usually Los pair.
The new Castor Beaver Driving gloves for Ladies
Tans. Grsys. Brown. Black. eL50. usually sl.75.
MEMS DRIVING GLOVES. Dosskin. Il; Castor
Beaver. S1.35.
~ Every pair tried on ct our risk
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
t0ee space bolow.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

SSA' AAtA anu II sts. INV
A REr1rs1sHrp RucH1so Srock.
We have richly, and extensively reilenished
Ses. Values ever our pisssurs to ofsr and eai i
special attention to the following attractive
1000 oS SsKp 2 g MECH pnk EWg,GSHp,Ses.
This lot embraces two styles Of White Anu
&
monty 200 90 X aA Ia's T NICK RGSSA1sss
About go Handsome Styles
ONLY sse. PER YARD.
c1nrs ot PSs r %s GTs% Bef and
ths. have any claim e desirability q least
enable sys % % :s to
"op Cor fi.h ana rYFs 4: NV.
ExrRAoRDrsARr BAReA1s In Trrs.
Saturday morning we shall offer in our Neck
Is Dozen ladies' Fine Null Ties, embroidered
White Null Ties. hand embreider, d in eolor.,
that sell usually at 75o. We offer you your
''' - 'Af FOR 25 CENTS EACH.
tFirss h0 % 5isnt Of. q main eI arns3p
Cor 1ith and sta NV.
THREE BARGAINS In GIovEs.
woodward Lothrop win place on sale sstur.
Lot Ladies, s-button Mousquet.ire Suede
Gloves, embroidered backs assorted tan shades,
ONLY 81 PER PAIR
Lot Ladies' 5-button Pinked- Wrist Imperial
Real KID, Kid Gloves. in modes' Light and dark. tans
ONLY S1.5O PER PAIR
Lot ladies' 4-button Imperial Superior
quality r. al Kid Gloves, embroidered backs,
black, tans and modes,
ONLY 81. 75'PER PAIR.
WOODWARD h LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and SITS. nv.
BARauss liz CoRsEr Gowns
Another 100 Dozen Corset Covers, Fair Mus
lin, High and Low Neck. Finished Seams, But
tons and Button; Holes, completely finished.
100 Dozen Fine Cambria Corset Govern High
excellent value.
ONLY Csc EACH
30 Dozen Low. SQusre-N Neck Corset Covers,
neatly trimmed with Hamburg Inserttng and
Embroidery to match Excellent quality and
an unequaled value.
ONLY 62kc. EACH
80 Dozen High-Neck Corset Covers, made
from Fine Cambria. Yoke of Solid Embroidery,
cry. ~ -
ONLY 81 EACH.
We have separate room for showing, and
trying on Corset Covers, situated in rear Of In
fant's Department
(Second hoor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cx.pl Avxl E~sa
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novelty in summer excursions is proposed by
Prof. Myers, the balloonist and his wife, They
are going 10 spend their vacation for the most
part in the upper air descending 10 earth daily
for provisions and gas; and. IL all goes WELL they
win cross the continent by the cloudland route 1t
IL not unreasonable to suppose that In the course
Of time. science and art combined will achieve
such victories over the powers of the air as have
been accomplished On the sea by the systematic
study OF navigation through twenty centuries
with the result that pleasure-paries will be car
ried hither and thither In air-shlps with as much
facility as on river barges. This looks now like
VISIONARY scheme, but patient experimenting has
brought stm greater wonders in the past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

UsDarsszD Kin Mossou.rA,nra
1sps and browns: Embroidered Bachs; q 4s ou,,-
ity for ESQ pair Selected Skins: thsy wn not teax
THE RALAIs ROYAL.
(See space below,
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED To Buy LOT AT COLONIAL
32d st NV. ,t,sl gts'
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FA.E..AIs:::
NOVA. /.
II II a II Is Is; A | III
E.. | :; T
FOR SATURDAY. AfHtt e.
THs SAlAts aoYAt.
(Msns' Goods beiowj
MENs Novrnrr ScAsya. &c.
Some MoRE New PARAsoIs.

advertisement continued.)
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-03

TIE tariff pumps the poor to irrigate
the rich.
PARSONS Anarchist paper has fol,
lowed its founder into suspended ami.
nation.
1T is said that the negroes voted in
Louisiana this time-but voted Dem
0cYatic.
TARIFF on sugar does not seem to
have been q tempting Republican taf-
fy to the voters in Louisiana. They
are not afraid Of Democratic tariff.
A LARGE club has been formed at
Pittsburgh to evade the Sunday liquor
law. The members and their wives
will secure hall where they can guS-
zIe on Sunday without interference.
TIE protective tariff is the father.
benefacter, wet nurse. and guardian OF
trusts. Wipe out the inordinate tariff
and 1t will be easy to regulate its of,
spring, says the st. Louis Republican.
The death of Mr.. Conkling will IN
doubtedly have potent influence in
the naming Of the next Republican
Presidential candidate. No matter
what Mr.. Blaine's friends may say as
to the reasons for that gentleman's re-
tirement, it is undoubted that he
feared Mr.. Conkling and his friends.
The general impression among Re.
publican journals which have hither-
10 held aloef from expressing any
Presidential preferences; is that Mr..
Blaine will now send out the word
for work among his supporters.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-03
DEERFIELD.

correspondence.
We notice growing tendency to
ward township news in county papers,
and although we are modest and re.
tired, we desire to see our township
represented in your columns. We
have grown to like the PRESS, and
cannot keep house without it. If our
feeble attempt fiIds corner in your
paper we may come again.
Street Fair next Saturday.
Miss Rose Loomis commenced hei
school in the Station district today.
Mr.. Frank Byers, of Alliance, spent
Sunday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Randall, OF
Alliance, have been visiting her
brother, Will Houck.
Mr., John Wilson is making prepa.
ration to build bank barn to replace
the one which was burned last Noven-
ber.
The Society of Christian Endeavor
of the M. e. Church will give social
at the residence of Eugene Hubbard,
on Friday evening, May 4th.
On Friday last, the ladies of the NJ.
E. Church gave the PASTORS wife, Mrs.
Webster, a pleasant surprise and em-
ployed themselves in sewing carpet
rags and visiting.
Arbor day was celebrated at the
school house in district No. 2, Satur-
day p. m. After an interesting and
appropriate programme, the teacher
and pupils spent the rest of the day
in planting trees. About 80 trees were
p n I'd. CUPID.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-03

The Chicago Times, politically
classed an independent, in a recent
editorial, says: The denomination of
Grover Cleveland is fully and certain.
ly foreshadowed as was the renomina-
Cion of Lincoln and Grant. Cleve.
land will enter upon the campaign
with certain obvious advantages. He
has been wise, industrious, prudent,
honest and courageous. He has been
prominently safe. The same con-
servatism which feared and fought
against his election lest disastrous re-
suits follow the change to which the
country had grown unaccustomed,
now that its fears have been dispelled,
will battle in his behalf. Politicians
may incline to circumscribe the States
In which the real battle of the com.
ing campaign will be fought. The
man and the issue presented by the
st. Louis Convention will make q
battle. field in every State in the
Union, even Of Pennsylvania.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-03
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CHURCH COLOR LINE.
Action of the Louisville Presbyte-
terry Concerning the Northern
and southern PreshYterY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 27-The
Presbytery of Louisville has adopted
the following concerning the union of
the Northern and Southern churches
In reference to the question of un
ion between the Presbyterian Church
in the United States of America and
the Presbyterian Church in the United
States, commonly designated as the
Northern and Southern Presbyterian
Churches, the Preshytery of Louis
vile, now in session, expresses the
following judgment, viz: Until our
Northern brethren can see their way
clear to adopt the policy of organizing
the colored people of the Northern
States into separate churches, presby
teries. and synods of their own and
until there shall be a clearer and fu iler
understanding brought to bear upon.
the minds of many of our people In
references to the Interpretation and ap--
plication of those points of our COM
mon ecclesiastical polity that now deal
with secular and political questions,
we judge that the quiet, peace and
prosperity of both churches will be
best secured by ceasipg to agitate or
prosecute the question of organic un
ion, at least for the present. We have
reached this judgment from opinions
expressed among ourselves, as well as
opinions and judgments that COZ TO
us through various sources. from diff
ferent parts of our Southern church.
Whatever, therefore may be the indi-
vidual views, feelings, and desires of
| some of the members of this Presby.
terry, in regard to the great question of
organic union, yet, for the sake of har.
mony, and to await the unfoldings of
Gods providence in the future, we do
now all join in the above expressed
judgment Aud, while expressing our
selves thus, ,weaat the same time affi rm
that we cherish toward our Northern
brethren the most kind and fraternal
feelings. We admire their learning
and ability, acknowledge their piety,
zeal, and enterprise IN preaching and
extending the spread and triumphs of
the Gospel; emulate their Interest in
aId their labors for the Intellectual
and spiritual advancement of South
ern cOlored people; believe they are of
like faith and order with ourselves.
and do therefore most heartily rejoice
in their growing power and prosperity.
Their standards of doctrine and church
order are our standards, whatever diff.
ferences of views may obtain between,
them and us in reference to the exact
Interpretation of few of the points
contained in these. Hence their sue.
cess everywhere is. in part at least, our
success. We are one in y true Scrip
| tgTal sense, even in the absence of q
visible or accomplished organic union.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-03
GARRETTSVILLE.
Correspondence.

correspondence.
This is a community peopled by
q reading, thinking, intelligent class
of in nhabitants. 1t is recorded that at
one time every citjz N of ancient
Athens was competent TO be her ruler
and correctly administer her govern
mental affairs. Every man was
statesman; every man knew the value
of Intelligent action every man ap
.preciated the great worth of knowl-
edge and the immense advantages to
be derived from its possession; every
man educated himself to think, plan,
study, reason, speak and act for him
self. He taught himself to prove ali
things and take no mans word fOI
anything, the truth or falsity of Which
by reasonable labor and investigation.
he could demonstrate unto himself.
No truer exemplificatioa exists of those
principles governing the thought and
inspiring the action of this remarkable
people. leading them to establish the
first government in the worlds histo
ry recognizing the equality of man
kind, than is afforded by the inhabit-
ants of almost the entire Western Re-
serve, and this particular portion Of it
will compare well with any other in
that respect. An expression and an
alysis of the views entertained by the
average citizen here on q given subject
would embody q volume of original
and acquired ideas relative thereto, the
emanation of minds made rich by
thought and research. High pro
lection" and tariff for revenue only"
will receive as intelligent discussion
here as in the II. 8. Congress.
Many staunch Republicans In this
vicinity heartily endorse the low tariff
idea and say they hope to see the
coming campaign fought on that issue.
Their persptcuous opponents generally
reply by advising them to join the
ranks OF the Democracy, as no such
thing as low tariff, or tariff reform will
ever be born Of the Republican party.
But Republicans, high tariff and low
tariff, Prohibitionists, Democrats and
all shades of political believers, are
capable of holding their own, and un.
less a man was gifted with an infalli.
BILE Judgment, it would be difficult for
him to decide who was the victor in q
political discussion from standpoint
of reason and argument based on theo
ry. Whatever the issue may be. the
majority of votes cast in this commu
nifty will be backed by reason for the
action of the one exercising the right
of suffrage.
The loss sustained by J. 81. Bogrand
at the recent fire has been adjusted by
the Insurance people, and the rem.
nants of his stock are being disposed
of rapidly, at his old quarters.
People here are wondering whether
or not James Robinson will be tried at
the next term of the Common Pleas
Court.
The "cold wave" carefully prepared
and predicted for this region on Mon,
day, caused an immense sale of summer
clothing. With the thermometer reg
istering from 80 to 80 in the shade it
was indeed bitter reminder of a sleep
ing blizzard.
Farmers are praying for rain.
Sugar makers say this has been q
very poor season for their business.
Butter re:ails at Is and 19c. and eggs
at ii and l2c. Flour $I.l0 to 81 so.
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A Safe Investment

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failure return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our
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Kings New Discovery for Consump-
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as Consumption. Inflammation Of
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