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Children's day at Drummondtown
BAPTIST church last Sunday, WAS Sic
cess. Tie children acquitted them
selves well, the music was excellent
and collections large. Minnie, daugh-
Ter of Air. Saml j. Stevenson was
awarded baQuet of lloweis fcr largest
COLLECTIONS,
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NOTICE. will he at Hallwood at my
office. Monday, and at Mearsvlle. Tues
day July 23rd and oath. for the purpose
of closing up my business in CASH OIL
Holes that are due. A. T. MearS
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An interesting review of TON Bur
ton. The latest novel of MI. n. j. W.
Iccato. formerly of this county, by an
Accomackian. will he found on INC ISL
page Of our paper.
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The best Judges in oaancock saT
that the ice cream kept 1t Bundck IS
rarlor has no equal on the Eastern
Shore. and that it can only be compared
with tie very finest city cream.
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For SALE.-Ice at reasonable rates.
delivered at my ice house door III
Drummondtown L. +. Mock.
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King Kalakau of the Sandwich Is.
lands, says. one barrel is worth the
whole nf Honulu]a. Try it. James
Myer g. Co.
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The burlington camrmceting com
mittee requests all persons interested
in clearing tire emp ground" to meet
there. Saturday July 2Sth, Sa. m.
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Ladies slippers and straw hats are
nox being offered for sale at reduced
nr;ces 1T T.. II. Ames q Son, Pungo-
teague.
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When you visi; Baltimore stop at lie
Maitby House, where will lie found
frs..class acc mmodations and rNceed-
ingly low rates.
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In the race at powellton last Wednes-
day between the skiffS Geo. t. Carr
SON. and John W. Daniel" the for
,ner was an easy winner.
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NoTrcE-For sale double horse wa
goll good lis new. w. B. Wilkins.
Accomac e. Fl.
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The Queen of England says Royal
Patent is gond enough for ANY King.
Try it. Jas. Myer & Go.
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The Accomac Baptist Association
will &c held on Chincoteasrc island ihiS
y,sy commencing August 10th.
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rr,cnds of Temperance.

All persons holding active member
ship with the Onancock Council F. of
I. ,on January 1st, 1857, are requested
to report their names to me by August
18th, as business of Importance. relating
10 the Order, IS to he disnosPd Of.
W. T. WISE, Sec,y.
IiIv IL BsS.
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4 1cw rcst,,flice has heen established
att, head of Bradfold's Neck IN 'tlis
connty. known as Truwer.
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DIED.

JUsTTCE-Near Parksley, Thursday,
18th Inst, of dyss terry, Carrie Lee,
daughter of Edward B. Justice, aye 2
years and 2 months.
JoHNsoN-Ne Year Leemont, Thnrsday.
12thinst., of meningitis. son of Angus.
tus w. johnson, aged . years AID g
months.
LEwIs-At Leamnnt, Thursday, 70 Ii
inst, of consumption. Mrs. Cassandra
Lewis, wife of James Lewis, aged about
so years.
MEARs-At Powelfon. Frid.y, 9Th
inst. Mrs. Molle Mears, wife OF Jases
Nears. aged II years.
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Klaus Srreckler, the great sugar king
don't usr anything but Royal Patent.
Try 1t. Jas. Myer a. co.
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For SALE.-A fine year old Morrill,
colt. gentle and unbrnken with promise
of making the fastest colt ever oil East
ern Shore. Roht. GUSTS.
Accomac &. H., Va.
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NOTICE. offer for sale at fair pri-
ces, Scotch curl kale seed.
A. j. LillistOn, Accomac &. II.
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OFFICES. .. ~ iIlte.
Wardtnwn.
FARMs FOR RExT-Fnr the year $50.
my farm in Upsllur's Neck called War
wick, where Bnndick Snh KeIlam live,
with the privilege Of getting pine shat
tiers sc from the Davis Farm A
good tenant wanted, aNle to properly
cultivate the fam. Also two or tnlee
other farms for rent for Jhe year 1889.
UpsJiuf B. Quinby.
June 6, 1883.
Onr .'M'Liss" patent ls the highest
grade -four that goes to tile +. Shore for
the price. Nearly all the leading mer-
chants keep it. Nudge, Smith Il co.
For diarrlloea, dysenteIy. cramps,
collie and all summer complaints ask Tor
Blyly's cholera cnre, price % reuts, pre-
pared BY Jas. Bayly il Son, Baltimore.
Granger Jinlmont l3or SaAA OF beastl
cures srfRins. cuts, ralia, nearaigia AMI
rleumntisln, prepared By JarsAs BAyly
q Son, baltimore,
WANTED-To rent house and Int in
DrunmondtOWn. X.
Wanted every housekeeper TO get a
barrel IF our flour. If your merchant
has not got It. lllsist IN his getting some.
james Myer & Co.
Any merchant that will settle down
on our "IIiawatIa' fancy pateLt and
our m 'Liss" patent will hear no more
complaints fre:n til .ir customers and
Will lind flat their flour trade will i'll
crease.
Nudge, Smith Il Co
We defy any dealer to show flour
tina, will equal our tuiawalha fancy
patent. W. claim this -four TO be the
very best sold for any price.
Nudge, Smith s. Co.
For RENT-For the year OF 1850 two
nee houses anil lots situated at R,.,d'5
wharf. Ncrtha npton county, also
two STORY store house and fixtures.
Po,t0fice III the store, and daily mail.
Churches and schools convenient. Bal
timore steamers stop ut The wharf four
Tunes IL X. For information apply to
Geo. Ii. Reiul. Read S wharf Va.
WANTED.-N youhg man of steady
habits with affair knowledge Of farming
to wOrK and suprrintend in nursery.
FOOD wages and permanent employment
to tile rilht man,
Ge,, W. McMatI, Onley, Va.
FoE SALE.-A bniItling lot at Onley
ltatlon with yard Oh lawn already estaU-
she anu SIT with ornamental trees.
Term low to amy one desiring TO bui1d.
Geo. w. McMath, Onley, Va.
NOTICE. offer ut private contract
ar sale, or ent for the year 1853, the
i.Ulel at Pungoteague.
JOS S. Waterield,
Savaseville.
NoTIcE-Siherian kale seed for sale
w Tile undersigned, such AZ the Nor
TX truckers plant. One ID. Al cents,
- lbs. 30 cts. PER ppiod, so lbs. 20 Cts.
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We do not defy any one else 10 put as
good -four OIL tile market. Int WE do say
that our Royal Paieu is the best that has
ever been OH the Shore yet,
Our Purity is simply unapproaclablp
for the lnnney.
Monarch will equal any and surpass
most of the flour5 offered at the price.
One thing more, do not eXpect IN get
choice b cad with common Ytast Pow
der. luy the Crown Baking Powder if
you want good bread. j. Myer & Go.
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The two great national conventions
endorsed Royal Patent rs the best flour
lnsed.s Try it. Jas. Myer g. Go.
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NoTIcE-I have Scotch Green cur1ed
kale seed for sale at Tncts per pound.
W. II. BloXOm. Bloxom station.
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ppnroteaguc camp meeting will com
merce August :.
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Dissolution of l,artnorsislp.

AccnMAcC. H., VA Juno l, 1885,
The law-partnership heretofore exist
,ng between the undersigned, under the
'rn name Of Nicely & SdiabJ, is this
'ay dissolved ly mutual cnnsent. The
rilnishel business Of the firm will be
.uttled by either of ths undersigned.
JOHN Nicely,
UPsnUR 3. QUtEBY.
In connection with the above notice
.,fnisso,ution desire to state that l
l,ll still C ntinue 10 practice in the
,unties OF Accomac and Northampton.
JoHN Nicely.
June 1, 1888.
have this day associated my son,
Thomas b. Qninby, with me i'll the
practice of law, under the firm name OF
QulHby & Qlinby.
Juno l. 1885.
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BnIcks-I have for fass so ,eW BTck 81
ut fny blick ya-tl. J: 3 Acs1eY:-
Bloxom, Va.
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NoT1cE-L have for sale at Grape
land farm, near WardJ0wn, cnrn in
quantities to suit purch ser mt market
prices. 8. 5: White.
Wardtnwn.
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Arrjvo.... P. =. PM a. IL.
Wilmington 6 S5...l2 25... 3d..
Baltimore tUnlOn
btatlOn)-. ...-...... STA Co.,. @ 49,.
PhilA. BROAD st.
stntion, ............... 7iO.. l 25... $50.
New York tP.H.R' 10 S.. 90. TO-.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

James Myer s. Co.'S High Grade nours
are Tue brSC.
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The clerks office ut Accomac Z. H..
has been completed and the cases aie
ONLY needed TO make it ready for occu-
pu,.cy The lumber used for staging
pa poses and other articles such us hoes,
sllovels, wheelbarrows, necessary for
construction of same. together with
barrels, lime &C., will lie sold at public
auction next Wednesday, 5 p. NJ.
The program ,at laying of cornerstone
at Tenipelanc,yiile next Wednesday,
las been enlarged TO include readings
ly Prof. Austin Merrill of Vanderbilt
University, free TO all WHO patronize
supper AID confectionery department.
Tile Pocomuke brass band has also been
engaged for The occasion and will lie OIL
l.;.l.d to discourse sweet music. The
Masonic Lodges Of Eastern Shore of
Va and Pocomoke City, Md, will par
ticipate III the ceremonies incident TO
the occasion. Everybody islnvited ard
ali should attend who can. The day
promises 10 be of unusual interest.
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NoTIcE-Siberian kale seed for sale
w The undersigned, such as the Nor
TX truckers plant. One Id. Al cents,
- lbs. 80 cts. PER pDuad, so lbs. 20 Cts.
.el ID. Jno r. Krllan,
Locuotville, Va.
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Wanted every housekeeper to get a
barrel NJ our flour. If your merchant
has not got It. llsist IN his getting some.
James Myer e Co.
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ho'O 'Ch t'esi IiIutoHI ~ tCusTDH
Ito White Goods this season, aud
can showyou good styles in PIQUE
gin plaid and stripes, NAINSOOKS,
INDIA LINEN. VICTORIA
LAWNS, MULLS, &c.
Ny line of Notions has BOO
|5many articlcs 10 mention, bat pram.
Eanent in that department. is HDe
esf Dress Trimmings In Braids, ia
I@oll, silver, steel, telrlcotha, etc.
! "A full line Of Hosiery in black and
Esolors, Neck Wear, Under Vests,
Handkerchief, Cloves, Colrets,
EESuspenders, Table Linen, Towels,&s
In Straw, Stiff and SLOUGH Hats
| have the latest styles for men and
boys.
Special attention is always given
TO ladies', misses' and childran's
FINE SHOES, and thy assoransa5
is the largest I hays efer aAiE
w. 81 HALLETKt
Onancock, Va.
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WANrED-Tn rent house and Int in
Dru.nmondtOwn X.
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Any merchant that will settle down
Oh our '11iiwatlla' fancy pateLt and
our m Liss" patent will hear no more
complaints fre.n tin ,ir customers and
will lind flat their flour trade will i'll
Mudge,Smith & Co
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Granger Jain ant l3or SpAA OF beasL)
cures Spfains. cuts, ralia, nearaigia ami
rheumntisn, prepared by JarsAs BAyly
u Son, baltimore,
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NOTICE. offer ut private contract
ar sale, or ent for the year 1859, tile
i.Ulel at Pungoteagur.
JOS. s. Waterfield,
Savaseville.
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g. goal NEWS.

Bundick,s milk shakes are all the go
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For diarrhoea, dysentely. cramps,
collie and all summer complaints ask Tor
Bayly's cholera cnre, price % ceuts, pre-
pared BY Jas. Bayly il Son, baltimore.
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We defy any dealer to show u flour
tina, will equal our "uiawallla fancy
patent. W. claim this -four TO be tile
very best sold for any price.
Nudge, Smith s. Co.
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ArrrnNonN SESSION.

.
Conference opened with re 'igious sar-
vices conducted by Rev. c. D. Crawley.
Quite discussion ensued on the sub
s.itu!e for the report Of committee on
circuit boundaries, in which many
members took part. The clrarest and
most practical speech WAS made by DR..
j. E. Brodwater. The substitute was
lost, the report was recommitted,
md as adopted required the
meeting Of committee of three men,
bers of each charge on the Eastern
Shore o! Virginia With the Presiding
Elder as chairman,to consider that ma
ter.
Rev. Dir. Bosnian made a report on
The subject of religious literature which
sitter being seconded by al address by
Rev Mr.. Royal, was adopted.
Rev. c. R. Taylor submitte the re-
nort OH the spiritual condition of tie
church, which. after being discussed by
isevs. L. B, Betty and W. w. Royal,
was adopted,
With unanimity prompted by every
,.eart. the entire Conference arose. when
resolution of thanks were offered to
the members and friends OF DowniDgs
church.
A vote Of thanks was tendered the
secretary Ter his care and efficiency;also
20 the N. Y, P. & N. r. r.. for reduc-
of rates and stopping at the church will
The members.
The Conference than adjourned.
Immediately afterward Rev. w, w.
Royall preached a missionary sermon.
Air. Royal is well known to this people.
lie was himself. His heart is still
aflame with miss lonary fire.
Thus closed one OF the most interest
ing District Conferences that it has
ever been my privilege to attend. All
4 bet afforded Will unite in hearty
q Araes., wAea say n1sy gid bless Ind
| prosper D,wnings church! I.
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Onr "M'Liss" patent ls the highest
grade -four that goes to tlle f. Shore for
the price. Nearly all the leading mer-
chants keep it. Nudge, Smith Il co.
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For SALE.-A bniIling lot at Onley
ltatlon With yard or lawn already estaU-
she AND set with ornamental trees.
Term low 10 amy one desiring TO Dui1d.
Geo. w. McMath, Onley. Va.
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WANTED.-N youhg man of steady
habits with Il fair knowledge Of farming
to worK and suprrintend in nursery.
FOOD wages AMI permanent employment
to Tile rilht man,
GeJ, W. McMath, Unlcy, Va.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-04
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

CITY DIRECTORY ESTIMATES give st. Louis
population of 449 100
The LATE SULTAN OF ZANZIBAR leaves
27 wives and 232 children.
ARKANSAS postoffice has been named
after Colonel Dan Lamont.
1T TAKES forty-three large trunks to
carry PATHS wardrobe Oh her South
American tour.
AN EAST SAGINAW man has grown
peck ofnew potatoes this season, but says
they cost him S25 apiece.
BEFORE RETURNING to England Queen
Victoria will visit the Emperor and En-
press of Germany at Potsdam.
EXCoNGREssMAN JOHN NJ. MARTIN will
deliver the Grafton this year before the
alumni of the University of Alabama.
JOIN A. LOGAN, son of the deceased
Senator, owns four thoroughbred
horses, which he has lately put in train
ing.
GOVERNOR DAVID b. HILL when lad,
bought his school books with money OBJ
tanned by selling apples at the railroad
station.
WILKIE COLLINS says that he has
written some of his most entertaining
passages while suffering intensely with
the gout.
Mr.. PHELPS, the American Minister to
England will sail tomorrow by the
steamer Aller from Southampton for
New York.
THE EMPRESS VICTORIA of Germany
has been advised by the Berlin chief of
police to have guard with her when she
goes in the streets,
Miss LIzETTE WoopwoRTH REESE Of Bal
timore, the gifted young poetess, is the
guest of Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, in
New York, and receiving many atten-
tons.
A NILES, MICHIGAN, girl has improved
her time and made thirteen proposals
this leap year. Thirteen is very un-
lucky number. She may be accepted
next time.
CARDINAL HOWARD, the oldest English
speaking Cardinal and d cousin Of the
Duke Of Norfolk, is as mad as a March
hare, and has been taken to private asy-
lum at Passy a pretty suburban village
| Of Paris.
The -FOUR BEST advertised men In Amer
lea to-day, and without the expenditure
of a single penny ON their part, are
Robert G. lngersoll Chauncey NJ. Dcpew
| Father McGlynn and Roscoe Conkling
They are not, however, -four Of II kind"
II Boston Gazette.
TINY MAIDS or nONoR will be feature
of two or three Of the coming weddings,
and the little maids from schooln who
| are TO march in the fashionable process
| sion are closely guarded lest illness should
prevent their parade.-IN. Y. Mall and
| Express.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-04

bility, i's ,harming climate at most
seasons Of the year and the manifold
attractions which it presents to visit
ors. Yet here it is, within twelve
months Of the Centennial of the Con
stitution and the International Com
mcrcial Conference, and not step
taken in advance Of where we were
ten years ago. What is going to be
done about it? Where are the great
gatherings of the spring of 1889 to be
held2 In the Congregational Church,
or the Masonic Temple, or Grand
Army Hall? Are the next nine
months Of pleasant weather TO be nm
improved and an urgent necessity
ignored?
The Washington critic., 1888-04-04
WEARY THE WAITING.


There's an end 10 all toiling some day,
(But It's weary the waiting-wearyJ
There's harbor somewhere in a peaceful
bay,
Where the sails will be furled, and the ship
Will lay
Az tanchor-somewhere in the far away
(But it's weary the waiting wearyJ
Sometime, in the future, when God thinks
best,
He'll lay us down tenderly 10 rest
And rosesll grow from the thorns in the
breast
(But It's weary the waiting -wearyO
There's an end 10 the world with its stormy
frown,
But IT'S weary the waiting wearyD
There's light somewhere that no dark can
drown,
And where llfe's sad burdens are all yald
A crown-thank God-for each crojs-a
crownl
Out it's weary the waiting wesryD
-tEdith stanton.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-04
CRITICuLAR.

To young men III better to be fast
asleep than fast awake.
Begging the questiou-a girl in leap
year.
\ woman is mover prcttier than she
wants to be.
"Yes, he said, TO the temperance adj
yocatc, Eyes, temperance is a great bless
ingn
"Words cannot tell how great, - replied
the advocate, enthusiastically.
'T should say not. Now, there's man
driving up street in that elegant carriage.
Ten years ago he was loaflng around
every saloon in town, and to-day, look at
him. Worth halfa million if he's worth
a cent"
"And he made it all by giving up his
bad habitsY'
"Well, no. not exactly. He made it by
getting solid with the trade and starting
u distillcry."
1--WE do not live by bread alone said
minister To young man he was trying
to win from the error of his ways.
"ls that SOP" was the irreverent reply.
"Well, ] wish you would convince my
boarding house lady oft"
Our Congressman are worthy souls,
With more or less of lustre;
They may not fiji long-ielt want
But they can lillibuster-
And they always do.
nDpIEBEROER TO THE sHN NrORs.
You think you have downed me,
Well, IT'S no such n thing;
I'm slightly dIsligured,
Bui Pm still in the ring.
WhOopla
TRUTHFUL POETRY.
There are unthought thoughts
And unkisscd kisses,
Sad for the boys
And sad for the misses.
But saddcr than these,
IT may be stated,
Is legislation
That is uncgislaicd.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-04
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
E'0R SALE-LOTS-2 VERY DESIRABLE
IL building lots on NJ st. bet LIST and N Cap
n W; also beautiful corner lot on N Cap st.
SMORMsTEDT 4 BRADLEY. 027 + st.
TOR SALE--CORNER LOT, 5sxs4, NORTH.
IL east, with small dwelling on Il; rented
at SI5 per month: price $4,000.
TYLER h RUTHERFORD,
1907 at n W.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-04
TEACHING INDIANs ENGnIsn.
The Presidents Reply to the Meth.

The Presidents Reply to the Meth
odists' Protest.
The President has written reply to the
protest made by the convention Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in PhiMdel-
phia against the action of the Indian
Bureau IN discouragng the use of Indian
books and the Dakota Bible in the Indian
schools. The President quotes the rules
of the Indian Bureau upon the subject,
and says:
"rhese rules are not intended to pre-
vent the possession or use by any Indian
Of the Bible published in the vernacular,
but such possession or use shall not in
teriere with hc.teaching of the English
language to the extent and the manner
hereinbefore directed. The Government
seeks in its management of the Indians to
civilize them and to prepare them for
that contact with the world which neces-
sarily accompanies civilization. Mani
testify nothing is more important to the
Indian from this point of view than
knowledge of the English language.
There can be no objection to reading
chapter i'm the Bible in English, or in
Dakota if English could not be under
stood, at the daily opening of the schools.
In missionary schools moral and
religious instruction may be given
in the yernacular as an auxiliary TO
English in conveying such instruction.
Provision is made in the rules for the
theological training of young men in
missionary schools to fit them as Indian
preachers, and the use of the Bible, so
lar as 1t does not interfere with the
secular English teaching insisted upon, is
especially secured. The rules referred to
have been modified and changed in
their phraseology to meet the views of
good men who seek TO aid the Govern
ment in its benevolent intention until it
was supposed their meaning was quite
plain and their purpose satisfactory.
ecution they will at all interfere with the
plans of those who sensibly desire the
improvement aud welfare of the In
The Washington critic., 1888-04-04
For SALE AND RENT.

TOR RENT OR FOR SALE, on VERY REA.
~ sonable terms, house 81 II 81 @; D.
story brick, mod imps stable In rear. Apply
TO 4. WHITE, 62d + st II W; can deal direct
with owner.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-04
PROVISIONS.

CIRCLE MARKET, CORNER VERMONT AVE.
" AND l. ST. N. w.
We thank the public for their liberal patron
age during the last year, and. win continue TO
furnish the best meats and provisions in the
market in this city, and by so doing will ex-
Reet contlnnance OF your support. Motto
keting delivered free.
s. L. wILLETT q S. II. GwYNNR.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-04

POSTMASTER GENERAL DICKINSON
has been suffering "unspeakable dis
comfort" in having his name men
toned in connection with the Chief
Justiceship. Which didn't prevent
his speaking of il. however.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-04
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FARM AND HOTEL SITE FOR SALE.
DENTISTRY.

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nR. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST,
IL 9th 81, cor + NV.
Firstclas filling speciality. Aching teeth
saved. A local anRslhetic used on tho gums
alleyiates the pain of extracting.
DR. S. T. MASON, DENTIST, FORMERLY OF
~ Az ST. has removed his office to 1901 Pa
DR. J. A. MLEAN, DENTIST,
~ 100 Fourteenth street W.
First-class work at moderate prices. Gold
and Amalgam Filling. Artificial Crowns per-
manenty attached to roots. Gold.lined Rub
Der Plates; satisfaction guaranteed. Gentle
treatment assured.
W. hrau,h pVhE, pnntlSl, ilS tho taam ~ W.
local application prepared and used only by
me; Teeth filled 81. Perfect fitting sets Of
artihcial teeth: Operations guaranteed.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-04
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"I'he wise for health on daily walks de-
pend, and thousands visit DR.. White, foot
Hotel, for the painless treatment OF Corns,
BuniOns, Diseased Nails, and all complaints
Of the feet 2Sth year OF practice In Washing
ton. Fee, ~ a sitting for putting the feet In
order.