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TRuE Ecosoxr

1t 10 true economy to buy Hoods Sarapsrilla, for
100 Doses One Dollar II original with and true only
Of this popular medicine wish prove this buy
. bottle Of Hoods Sarsaparlla and measure it, con-
tents You win hnd II to hold 100 teaspoonfuls Now
read the directions and You viii find that the average
dose for persons Of different ages il less than tes-
spoonful This 10 certainly conclusive evidence Of the
peculiar strength and economy Of Hoods ssrsaparla
took Hoods Sarsaparilla for loss of appetite dys-
pepsA and general languor. It did me Q vast amount
Of good and have hezitancy In recommending it I"
y. W. wILLEyoRD, Quincy. Ill
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists s1; six for g. Prepared only
by G. HOOD b CO., Apothecaries Lowell, Mass.
2 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Alexandria Affairs.
Gov Tur GrAn

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
TE,CHERs NT on Peabody Teachers
Beach, on the steamer Excelsior, making the ex.
cursion on the invitation OF Manager Ridley, who
held sessions on saturday and went through the
program which had been fixed for to-day.
REMOVING THE FOUR-&ILs RUN ARCH.-The
canal arches over Four-mile Kun having been
declared dangerous, the crown was removed yes
terday, but the walls left standing. portion Of
the arch was blown out by blast, occasioning
some noise, and workmen were then employed 20
remove the debris. The work Of removing both
arches, anticipated In The STAR last week, will go
on until both railway and turnpike are open TO
the SKY in their passage across the run.
NEW BULDISGs.-Builder s. B. Stoutenburg will
complete this week the brick work OF Kings large
storehouse at the site OF Jamesons bakery. The
new Washington School House Is now rising In its
second story under the contract with Builder Glib
son. IL VIII be an exact copy OF the Amidon
system OF heat and ventilation.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES-The democratic prim-
aries Will be held here next Friday TO elect dele
gates TO the district convention TO nominate a
candidate for Congress. At the last congressional
primaries the Alexandria democrats elected a
delegation In favor OF Frank Hume for the nomi-
nation but now 1t Is understood that there will be
no opposition 10 General Lee.
DOGS AND TAGs-There are now more tagged
dogs with licenses paid to the city than on any
previous year. over $500 has been received
already for dog licenses The mayors enforce
ment Of the dog law is SIN bringing In applica-
500 dogs are still owned in town untaxed, but
many OF these have been sent away during the
dog war. but will be brought back on the return
OF peace.
NorEs.-Bobert Webb, young colored man, son
OF l. Webb, an upright workman for SmOOt q Co.,
had a hearing to-day on a charge OF robbing
several houses and yards recently In this city.
He was found in SmOots barn, near this city, and
articles stolen from Mr.. McBurney, Reardon and
others, have been traced to his possession by the
poltce.-A little boy left out Of his home last
night and awaking from his sleep on the street,
near King and st. Asaph Streets made the neigh
borhoOd ring with his cries for "pOlice" about 2
O'Clock this morning. The police took charge OF
him and carried him hOme.-Chlldren'S services
were held yesterday at the second Presbyterian
church.-SoIne OF the cigarmakers OF the city
are camping out this week near Colonial Beach
The Perpetual Building Association here has
loaned $500 at % per cent-The Maryland
ferry steamer Virginia still belongs TO the ferry
company. An attempt was made 10 sell the boat
saturday afternoon, but no bid greater than $3.50
was received.
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DEATH OF Kx-MAYoR CRAwFoRD.-By the death
OF Richard X. Crawford, which occurred yester-
day noon at his residence, 5000 street, West
Washington loses one OF its Oldest and most
respected citizens and also one OF its few surviv-
Ing ex-mayorS Ex-Mayor Crawfort had been in
ll-health for sometime past, and was recently
troubled with diarrhRa, which is thought TO have
been the immediate cause OF his death. The de-
ceased was In his seventy ninth year. In 1S57the
late Mr. Crawford ran against and defeated the
late Henry Addison for mayor. Again in 1859 they
were opponents, and there was q contest. The
Addison men and A. was inaugurated as mayor.
Mr. Crawford took an appeal TO the courts and
Judges Morsell, Merrick and Dunlap ordered the
counted which was done, after which the Judges
declared that Mr. Crawford was the legally elected
mayor. He then served the unexpired term OF Mr..
years salary, which he recovered. The only sur
viving eX-Eayors now are Messrs. Chas. d. WEIGH
and Henry NJ. Sweeney. The latter was legislated
out OF office In 1871 by the change or the form OF
District government by Congress-
NEW SUPERINTENDENT FOR THE POST-OPFICE.-
Saturday afternoon Postmaster Ross announced
the appointment OF Mr.. w. A. Hutchins, OF West
Washington, as superintendent or the West WASH
fngton Branch post-onhce, to take effect Wednes-
day morning. Mrs. Blackboard, who has been In
charge Of the onice, on being relieved, will take
the position OF chief clerk. Mr.. Hutchns is we'll
Known citizen OF West Washington, and for many
years has been leading democrat. He was vice.
president OF the jackson Democratic Association.
Mr.. Hutchins has declined the position.
STRAY CARRIER PIGEoN.-There came to Mr..
Thomas Trebels pigeon loft on FOwler'S Hill, last
night, carrier pigeon with q ring on one OF It's
legs upon which was the figure 8, and stamped
upon his wing No. 1907. The bird is thought to
have belonged in Philadelphia. After being fed 1t
was liberated.
GRAIN kECEIPTs.-Capal-bOa boat LOudoun arrived
with 150O bushels Of corn, 1000 bushels OF wheat,
and 500 bushels OF rye, for 6. 7. Dunlop.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
a. m.-Great Falls temperature, 70; condition,
Sc; receiving reservoir, temperature 81 condi-
ton at north connection, 50; condition at south
connection, SO; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture, ST. condition at influent gate house. 80; con-
river to-day at :O1 p. m, low t1oe ut 7:49 pm.
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CITY AND DISTRICT
Amusements TO.Niglat.
PANORAMA BUIIDIsa.-"Battle OF shiloh
JoHNsoN's THEATER.-variety, &C.
Condeused Locals.

Saturday afternoon John Burkhardt, brake
man on the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, fell
from an incoming freight train at the east end OF
the Navy-Yard tunnel. and was seriously injured
about the head. He was taken TO walters drug
store, treated by Dr. E. A. Adams, and afterward
sent 70 his home In Baltimore.
Large numbers OF people from Washington and
Baltimore attended the opening OF Wesley Grove
camp-meeting yesterday. Among the sermons OF
the day was one by Rev. 8. W. Haddaway, Of this
city.
Mrs. Mary II. Hunt addressed an enthusiastic
audience OF 600 people at the Glynden Park camp
meeting yesterday afternoon on the scientific rea-
sons for the temperance reform. She returned TO
Washington this morning.
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FINE Gas FIXTURES at sHEDD & BRO. 9th st.

GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION TO BAY RIDGE, Tues
day, July 81, under auspices OF Stansoury Lodge,
No. "a, T. A. A. NJ, OF Brightwood, ID. c. Inc com.
pleasure OF the ladies and children and see that
every one has good time, so far as lies In their
power Tickets 81. Children, half-prtce. Men,
bers OF the fraternity and their friends are cor
daily invited Trains leave B. andO. Depot a
m, 1.30 and 4 10 p. IN
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w. l.. DoUo1As
SO SHOE FOR GENTLEMEN.

The only fine Calf SO Seamless Shoe in the world
made without tacks nails. As stylish and durable as
those costing Is and having no tacks or nails to
wear the stocking hurt the feet, makes them as
comfortable and well-fttng as handsewed shoe
Buy the best None genuine unless stamped on bot
tom Nv. L. Douglas s3 Shoe, warranted"
W. L. DOUGLAS "a SHOE, the original and only
hand-sewed welt "a shoe. which equals made
shoes costing from 20 to 30.
W. l. DOUGLAS $3.50 SHOE is unexcelledl for
heavy wear.
W. L. DOUGLAS &c SHOE is worn by all boys and
is the best school shoe in the world
All the above goods made in Congress, Button
and Lace, and not sold by your dealer. write W. L.
DOUGLAS. Brockton, Mass
For sale in Washington by b RICH L SONS 1922
and 1924 7th ST.: II. GOLDsTEIN, Ole 9TH ST.; A.
sOMMERS. sol 7th ST.; MRS. GEO. HOLMAN, 4e1
Pa. ave- NV. Georgetown. b. NORDLINGER, 1924
Bridge St Alexandria. II. L. SIMPSON.
ap26-th&m-3m
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PROPOSALS.

July 2s. !sss-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
ss e s until
TWO O'CLOCK P. NJ, on the EIGHTH DAY of AU-
the on Of New cos Vani s Sc for the
Custom House &C.; Building at Georgetown, D. C.. in
q which may be seen st this once the othce Of tho
Each bid must be- accompanied Sg eered CHECK for
300. Upon receipt at this Once of Post-Ofice
nsd
&c # ns sna
Of Pf FHA SAsTNGs AS S
TIE ne PfsTRlcT OF ooLuMBfk WasaIseToS' 5. g.
July 20 lssSEsesied proposals in d1pI,cste Will be
Sp
iron special castings and valves herein,
bids must Be made and ali other information apply at
f Ss once on s.rs he 81 Fas Is SS hy ad az
SissTes 81 Sso4
i TEk>PfPEs. sPECIAL CAS- TINas. AND Valves
Aas ST TIE 81 1HE
TON, D. G., July 2O lsSS.-sealed proposals. in dupl.
sss I SS6 sss q Fh ii sGsTsr f5y
for furnishing Cast,Eon Water Special CASTINGS
tons blanks on Which BIDS must be made and ali
i2a
81 HHE SEi j.
CHAs. W. RAYMOND. Commissioners. b. G. jyaa6
P66ooPosiAbL .3,,, FOR H.i ASPHALT PAyEMENTs;-
u g. e. rnS 81 War R
in ALL b Tecfyss f sh
asphalt and Yards or ess
s sna AL
ty26,27,2s &c. au1s&2O
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT
paS 3 nss
the Columbia road from Boundary street to 18th
District Of Columbia have had the route surveyed
and plat thsrsSf Prepared, and filed In this office
hereby given Of the proposed widening Of the highway
tSereto are caeS TO aten ba 70
TMkSTh SSi 81 s.
i sSfhoSb 6o% MIsS
siEs DESK Racks MATfISa. Eve pA:
Is SGpPhr bI9S July Is
+ ,sfsEss u
may e REQUIRED Lists Of articles with plans and
specifications, can be seen at this office The
ment the Esht to reject any aud all bids and
rius T. +. aassn
master. jy232425. % 3S&3O
DROPOSALS FOR FUEL FOR BOTANIC GARDEN
l. for the fiscal ding June 80 1889 will be re-
ccived at the office Of the Superintendent Botanic Gar
den until NOON, TUESDAY, JULY THIRTY FIRST.
can be had upon application. VIM. h SMITH. sup
erintendent Botanic Garden. jy23.25, 2TS3O
PRoPosALs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SEW
Il ERS-OFTICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS ID. c.,
WASHINGTON. D. G., July %. 1sss:sealed Proposals
will be received at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
| NJ, on TUESDAY. AUGUST SEVENTH, 1883, for
constructing in the District Of Columbia
Pipe Sewers, Concrete Sewers. and Receiving Basins
Blank forms Of proposals and specifications be OBJ
tanned At this office application therefor
with all necessary Information, and bids upon these
forms only will be considered The right is reserved
| to reject any and all bids or parts OF bids W. b.
WEBB. s. I. WHEATLEY, c. W. RAYMOND, Com
missioners ID. C. WYATT
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THE NATIONAL BAR ASSOCIATION MBErNG.-The
delegates from the District to the National Bar
Association, at Cleveland, Ohio, August 8, will
leave here in a few days The delegates are: A
s. Worthington, w. +. Matttngly (or three years.
son and T. A. Lambert Zone year,. Mr.. J. j. OAR
ington will accompany them. One OF the objects
Is 70 determine whether all the meetings shall
be held In this city or go from place to place; an
other Is TO stimulate the organization Of state
associations; and the third Is to consider stat
ute unifying the laws to limitations In personal
actions.
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NOT LARcESv.-In the Police Court, to-day, VIM.
Colbert, c0tored man, was tried for the larceny OF
a watch from Mrs. Polndexter, Of Sd street south
the waich was given him by Mrs Poindexter 10
p AVN, and he pawned II, but failed to return her
she money. THIS was held not to be larceny.
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MANDEvILLE's DEATH DUE TO ILL-TREATMKNT.-
A Dublin dispatch says the jury at Mitchelstown
yesterday returned q verdict declaring that Mr..
Mandev1lles death was caused by the unjustifia-
BILE treatment TO which he was subjected while
confined In Tullamore prision. The jury also con-
demned the practice OF treating political prisoners
the same as ordinary criminals
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REMEMBER the great reduction In prices OF In
grain tapestry, body brussels, and velvet carpets
Is for four days only. JULIUS LANsBURGH,
BIS It'll street.
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The Ceath list for the forty eight hours ending at
! O'Clock to-day, as shown by burial permits
'. Ford, white, years and months: Mary L.
Lehr, white, az years; Agnes v. O'Bold, white, 4
months and day; Polly Walker, colored. ls
years; Edward White, white, 3 years, months
and days; Alexander A. Greer, white 90 years;
Florence 8. Bias, colored, 10 months; susan
Atkins colored, SO years; JUNE Freeman, col0red,
IS years; Isaac Toiliver colored months
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MOSQUITO CASoPIEs-Large SIZE: Pink, sl.75;
white, E.60. Medium size: Pink, $50; white,
G.21 JULIUS LANsBURGH,
Az 7th street.
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On EXHIBITION and for sale the handsomest line
or solitaire Diamond Rings for SO ever seen r
Harris Co, 432 7Ih St
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NEARLY NEW Grand Upright Piano, s160, at g.
Wild & Bros 700 7Ih street northwest
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WE WILL SELL for four days. Monday, Tuesday,
wednesday, and Thursday, all our carpets at 2oc
less than regular price, and make and lay them
nee Of charge JULIUS LANsBukfa,
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CITY ITEMS.

HOuselkeepeY, and all In want Of flrst-class
family supplies with do well to bring their orders
TO our store the first OF the month. We carry a
large stock OF groceries, wines whiskfes cigars and
tobacco, and will save you money on your orders
M. & p. METZGBR,
All 9Th st. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.


.aniA New Jersey, delaware. Maryland, Virginia,
And North Carolina, local rains; stationary tenn
Qerature, variable winds
An INVITING RssoKT TO BIZ OPENED TOMORROW
Every man who likes good liquors, pure wines ana
wniskles ana nne cigars, knows that he relisnes
these Things better amid agreeable surroundings
Approaching this Mr.. Frank W. Heygster has
nsteu up his new resort, at e04 pennsylvania
one on rho rnosf - otissh o. pann
savanna avenue; Mr.. Heygster having used ex-
Senent Judgment In so fitting It up that II would
wines, liquors and cigars for which he has always
osen famous. A rear entrance on street, oppo-
sue Harris Bijou Theater, makes the place
especially convenient for the theater-gOers. This
inviting resort Will be formally opened tomorrow
evening, when o fne collation. Will be served, TO
which Mr. Heygster cordially invites his friends
and the public.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO william
Henning and Nettfe ". Thorne; Carter Lewis ana
Ella Henderson; w. j. Carr OF Charlottesville, Va,
and Lula r. Long.
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PLUMBING AND FURNACE WORK promptly ATTENDED
TO BY s. 8. SHEDD s BRO, 432 9th St.
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The Greatest Good to the Greatest
Number Is what the "Grand Republic Cigarros."
ana "Bunos" are doing for the people. For sale
Dy all hrst-class dealers. Wholesale Agents, Luchs
& Bro.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

II u. LEPREUX 4 CO..
e. Hormerly with ?. Hanson Hiss Cor
WALL PAPERS.
We have Just received q large consignment q new
spring patterns. We selling all 15c. whia Bach
Papers Is yards long, for 10c. per piece Gilt apers
from 15c. TO 80. Embossed Gilt from 35c. to AL
work guaranteed frst-class Fresco PantiGZ and
1870 j. b LEPREUx BRO. sos 7,hsiIsw.
9TH street cars pass the door. smy1
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- $3.50 AND s. CHILD SUITS REDUCED to $3.50.
EiSgMAN BROS, 7th and E
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D1XOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m
Our Teas and COffees arc unexcelled in
quality, and very low in price, Our mixed tea at
80 cents per pound is fine. Very fine print butter
80 cents per pound. M.&P. METER,
AIT 9TH ST. NV.
"Royal Cluc'' mends China, Glasswood, &C,
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PANTS REDUCED tosaoo. EIsrxAS's, 7th and E

TRY BABKK ANTI-MALARIAL TONIC, an invtgorat-
Ing beverage, on draught by all Druggists
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THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, Eugene F. Arnold,
trustee, sells at auction desirable real estate on
Capitol Hill. For particulars, see his advertise
ment under auction Sales
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WILLIS ICE Co. 3 Penobscot ice-red wagons
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VIUK KENT
Il 1918 9TH St NV, rooms. rent &25.4S.
GIG 22d st. NV, rooms rent $50 80.
233 18th St. s.w., rooms, rent $50 80.
229 Pennsylvania ave. s.e, Hat, rooms, $40,
All with modern improvements Inquire 403 9TH st.
NV. N26-St
TNOR RENT-STORE. CELLAR AND ONE ROOM
u In lear 1924 9th St. NV. Apply to W. c. JOHN
son, us 18th st. NV. Y23- I'm
VNOR RENT-A NINE-ROOM HOUSE. 222 d ST.
Il n W.. Will be for rent next month everything in
frstcass order house heated by hot water: $50
per month. Inquire 63o St. NV. jy21-3m
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cLATie NANTHIs THAT MUST BE SOLD 10 Rx-
- dues IN oysrcrowded stock. you sre building do
W. A.'' :" - ny =. MANNING, Manufacturer.
ty26-2w 1920 Pa ave. n ".
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l3 q + st. ne, ar. 1850
, 10 = st. me-, 7r..-...2O.5O
} BOZ u st. ne, store. 20
, 1918 Boundary. Or. 1880
} 2l3 I'd st. NV. 7r. .1S
} 6O5 23d st. n. W.. 5r. Is. 30
, Cottage at Brightwood
d rooms 10
) 2254 Cleveland av. NV,
) 1928 Gales ne. Or. IL. SO
J l205 Blaeden's alley n.
, W, 4 rooms 10
) 1910 Blagden's alley u.
w. 4 rooms. g
) 1912 Blagden's alley n.
J w, 4 rs. g
Once rooms in st. Cloud
> Building. cor. 9th and
D + SITS. NV.
N h CO., 14O7 f st NV
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EOR lighthouses
T29O9 Q st. NV, Dr..
mi. new. $50
1902 3Oth NV, Or, m.i.35
1917 N NV, Tor, mi .35
3432 p NV, 7r.. m.f.27 90
3516 Prospect ave. NV,
7r., m. i. .25
1908 p st. NV, Tor. and
store, m. 4. ..25
1926 SD st, Or. ,m.i.. 20
ty16-3m G. II. FIG
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nor RENT
Large Brick. 511 9th ST. NV, II 81 90
Brick. 7O9 18th st. NV. rooms. ............ 65
BRICK 4O1 st. NV. rooms. ...............-.53
Brick. ll01 st. NV, roomse.... so
Brick. GIG 9th st, NV. rooms. .............4 AS
Brick, 1oi2 9th ST. NV, 10 rooms. ........... 40
Brick, 126 ST. NV. rooms. Observation-Disclosures 80
Brick, Alb New Jersey ave. NV, Tor. and sta. 81
Brick, l410 st NV, 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
New Brick, 653 South Carolina ave- s.e., 7r 275O
Brick, 1915 Columbia ST.. rooms. ............ "a
Bricks, 207-9 18th ST. sw., rooms. %
Frame, BIB 9th st. me-, 9 rooms and stable 20
Frame, 222o 9TH st. road. rooms. ............ 20
Store room. q tn and ii SITS. ne................15
Bricks. 1611-S5 Valley ST.. rooms. Is
Brick, 7OI st me-. rooms. 1850
Frame, l2.4 Md ave- ne, rooms ....,,....1 IL
Bricks, 2Ol6-22 Greene Court rooms.
Frame HOG Virginia ave. s.w- rooms. %
ALBERT +. FOX.
jy26.6t 92OF st. NV
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YOUTHFUL THEA colored how M nina or
ten years, named Peter Pratt, was charged with
vagraney, having been arrested by Officer Haier.
When arrested he admitted the larceny On es
some OF which was found on him The court SEMI
him 70 the workhouse, and requested that the ON.
Ger OF the Humane Society look after him
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INOR RENT-TWO NEW FIyE-ROOM BRICKS,
IL large rooms. nice yards; water, sc. ON 9th ST.,
near Pennsylvania ave: $l4 per month each
jy2S-3ta p A. DARNEIILE, 1926 ST.
EOR RENT--BRICK HOUSE. 3 STORIES, SIX
II rooms and bath: all mod imps. in nice order;
coal vault in front; 33S LIST st. ne. T. GALIIGAN.
:230 LIST st. me- jy2S-3ts
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EVENTS IN THE CHURcHES-Rev. D. w. Fisher
president OF Hanover College. near Madi.
son, Indiana occupied the pulpit OF the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church YES
terday. Mrs Clara Cleghorn Hoffman or Kan.
sas City, delivered an address under the ausntces
yesterday. She spoke on the liquor franc. Rev
Dr. Pitzer, pastor OF the Central PRESBYTERIAN
church, has returned from his European trim and
yesterday ned his pulpit for the drst time in two
nonthA He received a hearty welcome from hi
congregation
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pRR0POSALS, FOR ASPHALT PAVEMENTS.-
partment. Washington, D. c., July 81. 1SSS.-sealed
proposals in duplicate will be received at this office
1883. for constructing 1000 yards, or less of
asphalt pavement and 1,S00 square yards less
sPsecations can be obtained at this office The United
sails. JOHN NJ WILSON. Colonel, U. s. Army.
ty26,27,2S ,30,au1S&20
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IGOR RENT-929 ST. NV: A CHOICE NEIGH
IL borhood and q very desirable house.
j. r. HEREFORD,
Ejy2S-3ts l42Sh Est NV
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FULL wEIGHT-PURE-MOST PERFECT MADE
Its superior excellence proven millions of homes
for more than quarter of century. It used by the
United states Government Endorsed by the heads Of
the Great Universities the Strongest. Purest and
most Healthful- DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
does not contain Ammonia. Lime Alum. Sold only
IN Cans.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-31
Hon. II. +. Blythe.

Our readers will find in this issue
the announcement of Rev. H. 7.
Blythe, of Chickasawba Township,
- candidate for reelection TO the
legislature. We could not add to,
or detraet from the merits Of this
gentleman hy anything we might
say, more than is already known, of
his we'll established character, 10
the people of Mississippi County.
He submits his name subject 10
the action Of the democratic party,
and will, no doubt, make . canvass
Of the county, and present hi: claims
for recollection TO the people. An
honest man does not fear the light Of
investigation. In the last legisla-
ture he was present at every roll
call, and did not hesitate to put him.
self OH record on every question, aud
the experience acquired qualities
him for better service, il reelected.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-31


An exchange says: "a mortgage
u strange institution. It makes q
man rustic, and it keeps him poor
II isa strong incentive 10 action, and
. wholesale reminder Of the heetine
months aud yaars. A mortgage re.
presents industry, because il is nev.
Or idle and never rests. It Is like .
bosom friend, because the greater
the sdversity, the closer it sticks to
. fellow. It is like q brave soldier,
it never hesitates at charging nor
fears to close in on the eneny. It ID
like the sandbag Of the thug, silen,
in its application but deadly in il
effect. Like the hand Of prevideuoe,
il spreads over creation, an.l it, in.
Auencs 10 every where visible. II ID
the grasp Of tie devil-6sh, the long.
or il holds the greater the strength.
II will exercise feeble energies and
lend activity 10 the sluggish brain.
No matter how hard debtors work,
the mortgage works harder still. It
makes a fellow sour, cross, selfish,
unsociable ard miserable, and rare
Iy does him any good, only to exer-
else him."