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BEST MADE CLOTHING, spransy's, 4S4 7th st.

BIG DRIVE IN CPHoLsTER1NG GOODS.
14s pairs portieres 50; former price $3.50.
IL pairs portieres, s4.25; former price IS.
~ pairs portieres, IS. So former price $3.50.
IL pairs all-over effects, $3.50; former price
Ella
7pairs portieres, s1S; former price S22.5O
3pairs shelia portieres, s35; former price $50.
325 pairs lace curtains, SLIPS; former price
e1.75.
As pairs lace curtains, $3.50; former price
eA5o.
10 pairs swiss lace, 81; former price $40.
Is pairs swiss lace, s1525; former price $40.
5pairs swiss lace, $50 so; former price S45.
6pairs Brussell lace. S22; former price S35.
5pairs crete curtains. S6.75; former price 90.
IS screens, 4 folds, So feet high, $3.50; for
mer price IS.
10 bamboo screens, satin panels, $3.50; former
price sc.
We carry full line japanese novelties.
Sbamboo screen frames, 30.
WASH B. WILLIAMS,
It'll and ID D. W.
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Israel Was Included.

From the Detroit Journal.
'MammaS know where God is" said q
thoughtful little miss last evening.
"Of course you do, darling. God is every
where"
mo he amt either. He's In Israel; Gen.
Alger said &c."
what do You mean, child2 and the mother
showed some acerbity az she made the inquiry
'Well, Gen. Ager said that as sure az Gods
in Israel Gen. Harrison would be elected; and
Gen. Harrison was elected, wasn't he? Papa
said he was, anyhow, that night he came home
and acted 90 funny and you cried
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Elected q New Bishop.

CHOICE OF REV. DIR. HENDRICKS BIZ THE HOUSE or
BISHOPS YESTERDAY.
The house of bishops Of the Episcopal church.
in session in this city, yesterday elected Rev.
J. Mills Hendricks, DID,, Of Columbus Ohio.
missionary bishop over the Jurisdiction of New
Mexico and Arizona. The new nissionarv
bishop ives born in Ohio, and il about fiftv-aye
years old His father was professor Of Greek
at Marietta college, and the son Ia a graduate
of the same Institution. He passed successfuIiv
through the theological seminary at Gambler.
Ohio, and entered the ministry. For seversi
years he was rector Of the Good SHEPPARD
parish at Columbus, Ohio. He has been en-
gagged in general mission work In southsrn
Ohio, and since the illness Of Bishop jaeger he
IN. conducted al OF the missionary operations
In that Jurisdiction. He II Q man Of strone
physique, good voice, pleasing manners and
fula Of vigor and earnest for missjonaxy work.
he Is widely known, and his experience made
him the CHOICE of the members present., The
salary n $500 year. The appointment Of .
bishop to AlaAks was diaouioed, but Il vne
deemed advisable 10 dsfsr astn antn some
insure tine.
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ADJUSTMENTS
A LBAUaEs GRAND OPERA HOUSE


A LBAueHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
EVERY EVENING.
An Elaborate Production OF jefferson ana Taylor,s
Great Aquatic SPECTACLE.
DARK
osEcRET,
with the
ORIGINAL Cast Scenery and Realistic Efects
THE NEW HENLEY REGATTA SCENE.
Real Boats-Racsns Shells. Steam Iaunches-on
ARIyER OF REAL WATER
GEORGE H0SMER
the Popular oarsnan. In the Great Bost Race
Capt VIA. A. Andrews in his Little Dory,
DARK SECRET"
MATINEE SATURDAY.
Next week-cooUELIN-HADING co. MET
a LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
aasss Isn AsSsy and %aS.SS sras ses re-
NJ COQUELIN.
NINE JANE HADING,
And Superior French Dramstic Company, on
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IL.
In the following repertoire:
Monday cSqgen y. ]Ss ,,, Fat pss5 ,,.s tS sS
n. Cequeln. aud les Pr-cieases Riaicules :, Tues
s. #a1s H. Ms g T Sar
day, NJ coqueiin, les SURPRISES dn Dvoree,"
ns SnS asss s Sturdy s sTsh Ma
Coquehn- Hsdtng. -pon Cesar de Bazan."
Prices: $3.50, e. l5o and 81. according TO loes-
WILLARD HALL
w Tonight and ev:ry right
PROF. SAkPENEEh'S HXPSoT1SM
Wonderful Fun. Admission. 25c Gallery, Toe. nS-1m
GRAND CONCERT en-
Assisted by
Miss Maud Powell, Nollnists: Miss Anna Warren
Story Dramatic Reader; Mr Ericsson Bushnell. Bari
tone; Mrs. j. A Pearson, Accompaust.
UNIVERSALIsT CHURCH,
NOVEMBER 2l. 1855.
Tickets at knabe & Co.'S Admission 9.Sc Seats
secured. 81. nlO
WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY,
w Corner Of 22d and p SITS. NV.
Instruction given 10 Ladies' Gentlemen and Chill
dren Best appointed boarding stable I'm the country
Ample carriage room and special accommodations for
coachmen.
Public Music Ride every Saturday night at y O'Clock
Horses furnished ut 81 each. Send Cor circulars
Telephone call s2S J. d. BROWN & co.
oc2o-3m Proprletors.
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FINE SILK HATS, IS; best, $6; latest styles.
Fine Fur Derby's, s2.50, IS. $3.50, "a; select
styles Stetson's Fine Soft Hats, 49, $3.50, 50.
Beauties, Fowne's, Deuts and PERKINS, Kid
and Wool Gloves Gloria Umbrellas, S1.75, 80.
Silk, do, So to S. r. G. Lewis Il Son, 1921
New York ave-. near 18th ST.
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Abetter value Of clothing for less money than
any other dealer. Examine our So. so Child's
Suits. EIsKMAS Bios, It'll and E streets,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Taiiors
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District Of Columbia, MARYLAND, and
Virginia, colder; generally fair; northwesterly
winds
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ELEGANT ASSORTMENT Of misses and chill
dren's cloaks and suits at very reasonable
prices. TAYLoR's, 933 Penn. ave.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUoK's.-''The Dark Secret"
NATIosAL--''A Hole in the Ground"
HAKRIs'.-"Ouie Radpath."
PASoRAMA.-"Battle of Shiloh.
WILLARD HnL-Prof. Carpenter.
KERSAS's.-yariety.
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REDUCTION IN CARPETs.-2. 900 yards best all
wool Ingram Carpets reduced to 55c. per yard.
Wilton Body Brussels and Tapestry Rugs
made up all sizes, less than any advertised list
of prices. WASH. B. WILLIAMS,
n
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RorA1.
PowDra.

sfrsngth and wholssomsnss. More economical than
The ordinary kiads md cannot b sold In composition
WITH the nuitttuds selow tst short weight alum or
phsssAsas powasrA 80 ~sv ssas 1erAL BAxme
Povssn o.. 100 wan q me-
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FINE BUTTER, Jas. +. Oyster, cor. Pa. ave.
and 9Th and 9th-st. wing Center Market.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

n. Browning. trustee, to G. W. Talbert ct al,
subs so to SO, SO. s7s, g.; G. d. Remsbury to
W. +. Nash, subs 50 to So, 50. 657. S75S.75;
Marion Demmer to Chas. Gessford, subs 81 and
80, 50. $50. $3.50. ]. A. Prescott to Harrison
Gordon, subs Al and 4s, blk. z, T. 4 B. 8 SUBJ,
Mt Pleasant $1,10O. b. H. Warner TO G. G.
Goodloe, pit. 8, Cuekold's Delight; $500. Susie
a. Hertford to 7. S. Thompson, sub. 20,
IS sub. OF S. P. BIS sub, Mt. Pleasant;
90 ssss a; al Diltz to E. c. walford, sub; %, So
Buckley. pit. 5, 10. 2l3; e. Ethan @. Clarke
to James Maloney, sub. rs, 40. 719; S425. Mary
v. Bartlett to e. II. Thomas, lots is and I6. So
1920; s2.0i6.52. Same to John H. Swope, lots
oS 70 81. So ss1; 81 200. Martha Buckley ct al
Walker to James L. Parsons, sub. 81, 90. $40:
S762.50 II. b. Moulton to W. A. Stewart, lots
II and Is, T. 4 BIS SUBJ, Mt. Pleasant: "a 450
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dealing extensively In imported German steel
rods, has begun the foundation for a new adj
dition to their mill, in which they will manu-
fScture steel rods in competition with foreign
markets.
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HENNIs' FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PREss-The
best potato masher the best coIlander, the
best fruit press, sauce strainer, soup preparer,
Jelly. jam and wine maker, all in one; former
price Soc; can be had for SIC. at The Fair, S12
18th st NV
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wIxoM's MARKET 500 9th. Corned Beef, &C.;
Round Steak, 10c.; Rib Roasts, s to 15c.; Lamb,
15c.; best quality Creamery Butter 25c. lb. Full
line of marketing.
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SCR1BSER Best Butterine. Rolls and Prints
20c pound; Cooking 15c. pound; S2s, 329. $50
Center market, opposite Golden's fish stalls.
Look for the decorated stalls.
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AIDES wRAPs.-TAYLoR's, 93s Penn. ave.

YoU WILL ADMIT that our 81 .95 Ladies' Soft
Flexible Dongola Button, and Gents American
Wsukenphast are the best value on market.
L.. HEILBRUS, 402 9TH st.
See: The Old Lady in Window.
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BAKERS NORWEGIAN COP Liver On
Prevents, controls, and cures consumption. To
insure success insist on Bakers Oil.
JSo. c. BAKER Co., Philadelphia.
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Go TO c. A. MUDprMAN, 12O6 F street, for Gas
Fixtures and Rochester Lamps.
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II VOC WANT to be reminded of New York go
to Fussens Cafe, 1425 New York ave. Every
thing good; everything cheap.
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NEW SroRK.-New stock Of wallpaper, pic
lures and picture-frames. B. J. Laws, 1927
Pa. avenue, formerly with Mr.. w. 81. Veerhoff.
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READ the Ad. Of The Fair in to-day's city
item column.
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JusT RECEIVED 500 New Hassoeks, worth Soc.
and 75c., for Csc. each. W. B. MosRs 4 Son,
11th and E streets.
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Cheapest Prices I'm the City. Kolb
Pharmacy, 7th and E streets
Not Talk, but Cold Facts.

Read following list Of great bargains offered
for tomorrow by s. w. Augenstein. SIT, sI9
and 81 9TH street northwest the leader Of low
prices in House Furnishing Goods. Galvanized
iron Coal Holds. 27e.; Poker, shovel, and LITTER,
11c.; Crumb Brush and Tray, slightly smoked.
10c. Flower Pots, smoked, &C.; = dog. deco
rated Cups and Saucers, 5se.; large Wash Basin
and 50 Clothes Pins lSc. ~ sheets Shelf Paper,
Sets combined, 100 pieces, s10.6S, worth S25;
handsome decorated Psrlor Lamps, with hand
painted Shades, Sa09 worth $40; y doz.
Fruit Saucers, clover-leaf pattern, dc; Ironing
Boards, slightly smoked, 15c.; Salt Shakers,
o.; China Tea Pots, 25c.; Stand Lamps. COM
plete, 22c.; larger size, S2c.; Crystal Water
Pitchers, 18c. larger size, zoo. new style deco.
rated Chamber Sets, 81 As; Whisp Broom and
Holder, &c.,. decorated Tea Sets, Sc pieces,
1929; Holland Window Shades on spring
rollers, all colors, 27c, worth soc.
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Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 7th &

Sacbst Powders for the HOLIDAYS are
used in lining gentlemsn's collar and cuff boxes,
photograph cases, etc. Colgate & Co.'S the
pest. tu.f2W
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ScRIRNER. BEST Butterine s2s Gem

Ice CREAM, Charlotte Russo, Jelly, at Fus-
sells, 1425 New York avenue
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scRBSER. Best Butterine. s2s Center market

REDUCED PRICES IN FyRSIrURE-Just re-
ceived one hundred Windsor Folding Beds, in
all woods, at different prices. One carload
Antique Chamber Furniture to be sold at bot
tom prices.
PARLOR SUITES
We make a speciality in prices. Furniture of
every description can be found at my stores to
meet any advertised list.
Call and examine my stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere
Leather Seat Oak Dining Room Chairs re-
duced to $50 dozen.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS.
It'll and D sts NV
LADIES seal skin sacques and jackets, at
TAyLoR's, 933 Penn. ave.
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THE NATIONAL RIFLES, Marion Rifles. and
Corcoran Cadets will visit the Fencibles' Fair
tonight.
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The people cannot afford to be without Sal
walton Oh, hence its cheapness at Csc. s
Dixon's Yeast Powder always reliable. 3n
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If Prices WIN Do 1t, We Offer

UreHt bargaIlIs II ShOeS
for this week, at J. Brock,
722 7th street.
Our 81. 90 Ladies' Kid and Pebble, only 81 so.
Our 81. so Ladies' Kid and Dongola, only 81.
Our $3.50 Handsewed Kid and Dongola only
80 60
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Our READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Absolutely Tailor Made. See our Wide Vale
Coat and Vest at $3.50
EtsENAN Bros, 7th and Z streets,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
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THE FAIR, s12 7th st.

Imported Bay Rum reduced to 25c and
soc. for half pints and pints. Kolb's Phar-
macy, 7th and Z cts. 2
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Proven BKgoSD DoUBT.-That our s3.50
Gents and Ladies' Hand-sewed Caters are
equal to SO custom shoes
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The business portion Of the village Of Plain
field, ILL.,, was destroyed by fire Wednesday,
The losses aggregate $4,000, with light in
surance.
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Elixir Babek, a Positive Cure for Malaria.
Fever and Ague. For sale by all druggists,
SOC. bottle, for S125.
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Our AIN.

Go TO JOHN r. KELLY's Center Market, for Wash
hgton dressed beef Corned beef q specially.
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LADIES gloves, hosiery, underwear, corsets,
handkerchiefs, &c, &C., at TAYLoR's, 933 Penn.
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p. s.-Nev and handsome souvenirs to-mor-
row.
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FERp FRANK.

ELECTRIC SrEAM LAUNDRY, 1907 E st. NV.
Shirts 10c.
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ONE of the S175 Orchestrons for ss5 G. l.
WILD 4 Bros, 709 7th ST.
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Use Anchor Brand Coffee and no other. In
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Fo111Es Or THE TINES.

WE DON'T KNOW, But YOU BET ON THE
ELECTION. AND HAD TO PAY MoNEYYoU
COULD 1LL-AFFoRD TO SPARE.
WASN'T IT FOLLY TO TAKE SUCH
cHANCEss
IF YOU IRE LOSER By THE RECENT
ELECTION, ARE THERE NOT HUNDRED
AND ONE THINGS OCCUR TO YOU FOB
WEIGH YOU COULD HAVE JUDIcIoUsLY
EXPENDED THE MONEY YOU GAMBLED
AWAY IN YoKINa WISH AND AN
oPINIoNs
THERE ISN'T A LOSER OR A WINNER
OF SUCH BETS WHO WON'T READILY
CoNCEDE THAT THE WHOLE PROCEDURE
WAS UNMuTIGATKD FOLLY.
WELL. THERE ARE OTHER FOLLIES
NOT ALWAYS so PALPABLE PERHAPS.
IT'S FOLLY TO DEPRIVE YOUR FAMu-
LIES OF STOVES, CARPETS, CHAMBER
AND PARLoR SUITES. OR HoUsEFURNIsH-
ING GOODS OF ANY KIND. BECAUSE YOU
HAVEN'T ALL THE MONEY IN HAND TO
PAY CASH DOWN. WE SAY IT'S FOLLY,
BECAUSE OUR CREDIT PLAN Is ONE YOU
WOULD EMBRACE AT ONCE IF YOU
UNDERSTOOD IT.
THEN IT'S FOLLY NOT TO CALL AND
EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND TERMS
AGAIN. IT'S DISASTROUS FOLLY,
WHEN YOU DO KNOW OUR TERMS. MOTTO
LIVE UP TO THEM MORE DISASTROUS
FOR YOU THAN FOR Us.
BUT THERE Is NO FOLLY CAN EQUAL
THAT OF DERIVING YOUR FAMILIES
AND RoBBING YOUR HOMES OF SIMPLE
COMFORTS. FOR THE SAKE OF INDULa-
ING 4 MANIA FOR BETTING
HOUSE ; HERRMANN,s
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE.
S21 AND o23 SEVENTH STREET NV.
AND ese MASS. AvENuk
Lur Is CArAprs
OF BEING MADE TOO KNyoYABI8
to forego it, greatest comfort by wearing poorly
and bsdly-nttns Footwear. when, by our splendit
stock and reasonable prices. We place
sH o 1s
Of sterling merit and lasting comfort combined Will
style and elegance within the reach Of every prudsn
man sna woman in washinston.
DALTON STRICKLAND
FINEST FOOTWEAR
alo'2n $50 rsnnayivsaiAsvs.
DAY STATE GUITARS ARE THE REST
by shss ouitars srs the lowest priced
Bay atats Guitars atiafy ell
Bay siass ouihzs ssu - fnstss thsy can b. nAnsfsc
tWsd
ssnd Ser psssss snd assesivtmte
,. O. HAYNED 90,
eetu-3no - Court st. Boston. No.
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TIE ORSITHoLoaIsrs ADJoUaN.-Ths Amer
loan Ornithologists' Union held its final session
at the national museum yesterday afternoon.
Papers were read by N. 8. Goss, Of Kansas:
Ernest E. Thompson, Of Ontario, Canada; Vim.
butcher, Of Newport, Rhode Island; W. E. d.
Scott; Louis B. Bishop, Of New Haven; DR.. G.
Hart Merriam
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-Four (4) Special Bargains for Saturday:
Child's Kid Spring Heel Button at 40 cts.
Ladies' Amazo on Kid Button Com. Sense at S1.20
Mems Sewed Tipped Hook Balls. at sl.23.
Mems Silk Embroidered Slippers at 40 cts.
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New TRAINS on THE BALTIMORE AND OHro.-
On November 10 new trains will be placed in
service on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and
the following schedule established via that line
between Washington and Philadelphia: Leave
Washington $40 am, 205 pm, 42O .. m. and
II 80 pm. All trains daily. The $40 am and
4:20 pm. trains will be the fastest ever sched-
uled between this city and Philadelphia. The
superb track of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road renders this run easy Of accomplishment
These trains will be equipped with magnificent
this service. All the above trains will carry
parlor or sleeping cars. The 1l:30 pm. train
will be provided with Pullman sleeping cars
for Philadelphia, to which passengers win be
admitted at any time after 8 pm and in which
they can remain undisturbed at Philadelphia
until am. An excellent restaurant has been
established in the handsome new Baltimore
and Ohio depot at Philadelphia, in which choice
meals can be procured.
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scR1ssKR. Best Butterine. s2s Center market
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YouR eyesight suited, q. Hempler, av., cor
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scR1BSrn. Best Butterino, s2s Center market.
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the case of James II. Graham, indicted for
HOUSEKEEPING at the residence Of Representa-
tive Glover on Sept. 10 last, was discharged at
O'Clock last evening, after failing to agree in
the six hours they were ont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-16

81 HoUns TO PHILADELPHIA via Baltimore
and Ohio railroad Fastest trains TO the
Quaker city. No extra fare for quick time.
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EXECUTION, ORAroRr. AcTrSa.~
LESSONS an GLASS or PRIVATE in any one or mora
IyN COLLEGE OF EL66TTfoN md oRAToR9,
ington, ID. c. oci0-am
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A NEW ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR
sMlIHEN c. SHORTIEDGE'S MEDIA pa )ACADE-
ny FOR BOAs sent free selS-tiaI
A HARVARD GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS.
N singly on IN small classes Apply 20
Eel9imo Az Sander 4 stnxrlrrl.s MI n ~ n W
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PRISONERS SKNT TO ALBANY PENITENT1ARY.-
Last evening Captains Croker and Torrens left
with the following convicts for the Albany PEN
itentiary: Harry Moran, HOUSEKEEPING, eigh-
months; Francis ds Silva, HOUSEKEEPING, four
years; James Moore, HOUSEKEEPING five cases)
twenty years; Samuel Emory, hopsebreaking
(six cases., twelve years; John F. Thomas pre-
senting false claim for pension, one year; Tug
Wilson, assault with intent to kill. eight years;
Edward L. Berry, assault with intent to rape,
two years; John Robinson, horsestealing, two
years; Moses Brent mapslaughter five Years
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1 hsAHEI k + ss%S sGgqH WORKMANSHIP
AND DURABILITY.
Special attention Of purchasers is invited to On
New Artistic stiaest" hnishsd n designs q
SECONDHAND PIANOS. A fne assortmeut of
prominent makes ut all prices. PIANOS EOR RENT
VIM kNABE. 4 Co.
my1 Sl7 Market Space
IEIIYINI ID O..
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Rock Springs

Porters Grove church under the auspices of
Messrs. Grant and son is catching mp its former
enthusiasm.
Wheat and oatH are turning out well and the
prospects are fair for good yields Corn looks ex-
cellent and around the village may be found some
Of the best fields in the county. Mr. s. s. Hanna
has field which, If it continues growing a few
weeks more as 1t has few past, will require a
step ladder to cut it off the proper height and a
crane to carry it to the shock.
Kennard Riley who was unfortunate enough to
fall frsm the NOW of Isaac Reynolds barn while
moving wheat is about on crutches
Josiah Lee met with serious accident last Sun.
day evening while returning from Hartford Co..
where he had been TO buy his regular supply Of
dynamite used by his men for blasting flint.
While nearing Rock Springs j. Harvey Rowland's
coachman was seen approaching with fiery pair
OF blacks followed by Lee at fearful speed Mr..
Lees shafts (which were not of the strongest or.
der, being fastened with hickory withes) suddenly
gave way, overturning the wagon and scattering
dynamite, potatoes, apples, etc. throwing Mr.. Lee
with great violence his head and shoulders.
He was carried into John Rhineharts hotel and
medical assistance summoned. No bones were
broken but he sustained severe sprains and bruises
Mr.. VIM. Rowland of Liberty Grove has taken
the contract for 8. j. Hanna's potato house and
he and his men have commenced the work.
DUTcHEss.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-08-03
A Warming.

The modes of deaths approach are var
ious, and statistics. show conclusively that
more persons die from diseases of the
Throat and Lungs than any other. 1t is
probable that everyone, without exception,
receives vast numbers of Tubercle Germs
into the system and where these germs fall
upon suitable soil they start into life and
develop, at first slowly and is shown by a
slight tickling sensation in the throat and
If allowed to continue their ravages they
extend to the lungs producing Consumption
and to the head, causing Catarrh. Now all
this is dangerous and if allowed TO proceed
will in time cause death. At the onset
you must act with promptuess; allowing
cold to go without attention is dangerous
and may lose you your lite. AS soon as you
feel that something is wrong with your
Throat, Lungs or Nostrils, obtain bottle
of Boschee's German Syrup. 1t will give
youi immediate relief
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-08-03
Barn and Crops Burned.

The barn Of Robert E. Fisher. in
Upper Oxford town ship, near Elk
view, including the wagon shed and
hog-house, with all this years crops,
were totally destroyed by fire at an
early hour last Thursday morning.
involving a loss of about $2500.
The fire evidently originated in the
stabling, where it was first seen by
the hired man and some of the neigh.
bors. Efforts to save the property
we're useless as the fire had obtained
such Roadway when discovered.
The origin of the fire is unknown
but is believed to have been the work
of colored tramp who was seen a
short distance from the barn. There
was an insurance on the property of
$1,000.