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Luck of an USable Nan.

when hardly more than a hoy
he began as an apprentice with
the leading carpenter aid builder
III u large city. Three months Ia
ter he was found clerking in a
store on Il salary OF 80 a week.
Commencing Is TOO STOW u way
70 ges,llci'," he said; you have Y :tos
1901 away tWo. 20. :. three 2. good Years
~ your ne learn NJ
Igel9 r. IiI;s
|sl.aN loIlsLii ess: fellow Chi
E II ,! llloreIllsl yearsIl q business
b ears rs Is
s:ssss "
Y ilSs
|iailSulil
case . OF Two ( y 80 ltS overall
..'os % s..llEler; iISlyl llss IleSiIltt,
BUSINESS lof himself. ollFs borrowed
'nonsH.
-, C w, don't pay he said.
me SOONER a fellow gctSililto -busi-
ness LOT himself the better, and i
feil you there's clear profit OF
one liall on every dollar you take
III lnlssDltter and egg business
lt pays blg'
Evidently he didn't take in many
dollars. Tor he WAS Soona after found
III II business college learning
stenography and type writing.
There's blg money lnsit,' heSaid
enthusiastically, and there WAS too
much competition in the butter
and egg business. | know OF IA
court stenographer who is making
Two hundred month right alous;
and lG don'r take much time to
learn the business.
But he did not learn the whole
business. BE suddenly discovered
chat stenography was .overlone,'
and he concluded to study law.
Lawyers get rich sooner than
any other class OF men. > Think of
them getting fee OF $4,000 for :.
single case. Yes, sir! And the
law is so Slmpllied now that a Eel
low eau pick up all he needs of it
to practice in less than no time.'
Naturally, he gave up tile study
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The Newspaper Always Correct.

What IL woman doesn'J know
about newspapers isn't worth
knowing. Mrs. Is. WAS talking TO
her husband.
81 notice by the Tribune that
Mr.. jones died OIL Sunday.
ut is ii mistake, my DEAR" re-
piled the husband, she dice; Mon-
day."
But the paper said Sunday"
81 know it, but it was an error
in the print
II thought so too. at first, but I
gotta half dozen coples1of the pa.
per, and il wtiS tue same IN all of
them. They certainly couldn't
have made the mistake over aud
over again"
The husband tried to convince
her, hut it was 10 use, and he gave
1t up.
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lie Forgot One Course.

SIT seems TO me, Maria, that
we've had nothing but veal. veal,
veal for breakfast all this week."
remarked Mr.. Bently.
"You forgot another thing we've
had, Rouert," replied the old ladys
quietly; "we'ye had growl, growl,
for breakfast every day too"
And then Jonny Btntly was sent
away from the table for laughing
at ''nuthin."-Harper's Bazaar.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

And Celestine, size is The pil..
anu the Idol of Ernest Vance,
heart. All things come to those
who Wait. and after many years all.
she hoped i0Ecame to her.
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DUTY.
1Jlold a flower in my hanl;

1Jlold flower In my han'l;
Twas night, could not sec:
And tud cling ron the perfume. Thought
The iiour must ugly he.
But when morning came, AMI light
With It's Transforming. power,
did forget all else. except
The beauty OF the lOwur.
God placed duty In my hand.
Dcfo emime eyes could see
Its rightful form, that duty seemed
bitter Thing 10 me.
Tho Sun OF glory rose and shene;
Then.nuiy forgot,
And-Ihou1ht with privilege
T,:eLord has blcssntl my lot.
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ACCOMAC STEAM FIGURING
MILLS,
Temperanceville, Va.
Flour, Meal, Bran, Shorts, HominJ
and Mill Feed, Corn and Oats,
and Chops for sale at
fair prices.

The public WILL please take no
tice that the mill property desig
mated above, which formerly be.
longed to Mr.. d. II. Dennis, Is now
owned by the undersigned who
will continue to do business at the
old stand, and will eudeavor to
give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their custom.
Thanks for former patronage. En-
ture tavors solicited.
J Respectfully &C.,
JOSEPH a. JONES.
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Watches, Clocks and JGVGlTY.
Beautiful and Elegant are our Gold
and Silver Watches for ladies, gen

DCduGilul anu IHttS"HU "a o''' NAo'es
and Silver Watches for ladies, gen
t!emen and boys.
Alargc variety Of steel; nickle, white
metal, silk (gold-mountetl) bamboo, gilt,
c!cclro-plate, best roll plate, and solid
gold and silver chains. Ladies lace pins
and ear drops of all kinds and prices
Engagement and Wedding rings. LA.
dies and gents sleeve buttons. Gents
scarf pins of best plate aud sulid gold
Lodge pins Masonic, Odd Fellows. Roy
i'll Arcanum, knights of Honor, Hep
tasopls, sc. lin solid gold. Collar but.
tons, Studs, etc. y large assortment Of
spcctacles and eye glasses. We sell
clocks for less money than tile dealers i'll
general merchandise pay for them in
i,aIrimore; in fact, we guarantee our
prices to compare favoraby with those
of Baltimore We CAN explain why it is
Il fact. You are solicited to call and as
sure yourself.
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JOHN w. DUNCAN,
PRACTICAL
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER
Main Street, Onancock. Va.
VI tJIU OUIC6U, OIIotICUOh' Dc
e e u "A Wis,
DAVIS WHARF,
AnnnaAnn cnnntn Va

la Wis W AANF,
-Accomac county, Va
Invites the attention Of the pub
lie to the following facts:
l. That he keeps constantly on
hand IL large select and cheap stock
Of merchandise.
.. That flour, a speciality with
him, is delivered to him at very
small expense, and can therefore
De sold as cheap as anywhere on
Eastern Shore.
3. That he sells coal during the
entire year, aud always at bottom
prices.
4. That he always has CLANS on
hand for sale when in seaSon-also
oysters.
5. That he has for sale at private
contract. several valuable houses
and lots at Davis wharf, contain
ing 3 acres each, improved by dwell.
lingS and all necessary outhouses,
etc., OH reasonable terms.
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THE POLICE CENSUS.
Ht shows . Populassou in the Distrscs
Of Over 2lS.OOO.

MAI. Moore to-day handed TO the Commissioners
a summary report OF the census OF the District
Just completed by the police. This report shows
the total population OF the District 20 be els l57
Total white population l45,635. Total oolored
725s2
The white popolution is classified and enumer-
ated as follows: Under 8 years OF age. l26a5:
under Is years, 33. 800; over Is years, % s4s
Male, II, l51; female, "a AIS
The coiored population is enumerated As fol-
lows: Under years 1901: under il years,
1890; over Is years, 5000; male, ID ose; fe-
male, AZ.
The total number OF births reported from June
80 1881, 70 June ID last. were: White. 3l75; col
ored, 2.OdL The report shows also 4. liz cli.d
attending private Schoo $ OF which ,, 112 are resi-
dent white children, a9S nonresident white. a.
resident colored and NONRESIDENT cOored.
The population as given by police precincts Is as
follows frs precinct, la.2se; ri, 9l76; Sd.
% s43; 4th. 20.263: 9Th, b. 49: @, n. - q5i 7tn,
l7,2si3; sth, 29.20a The enumeration began
three weeks The work VI tabulaton has
been done oy Mr.. sylvester, chief clerk % the po
ice department, and his cltrkS Mr.. ~ lyesteT Il
preparing additional tables showing the popula-
uon OF various INST, utions the population OF
suburban settlements. OF each square OF the
city, &C.
The enumeration made by the police three years
ago gave total population for the District or
w, iae The Increase in the three Nears has been
It'oSa The white population In 1885 was l362si L,
anu the coiOred population o., lSS Ine proportion
"a coiored 10 white has renamed about the same
ine tables are made up according 10 police pre-
clncts and owing TO the extensive changes made
IN the boundaries OF the precints the census Of
1852 cannot De satisfactorily compared With that
Just eoMpeleo, except IA their grand totals.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECl April. % 100,

OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND STREET.
fSr Cnleago and Northwest express daily 1851
:, Tor Cincinnati and ST. Louis. express daily ,ui
N iSr p1t'sburE and Cleveland express daily 10 :55A
For Lexn. rton and Local Stations, t1O:1oam.
fcs philadep hia. Newark. and Wilmington. 40 I.
inierneiate points belPee1 Baltimore AMI
fhiIsdsiphla . an anu 10 ID pm.
=. % on Siaseriy and intermediate points $3.50 an
Ic. B4l!imOre >: $40. $40. 7:so. $50 pas. IL
tranl $40. 80. 30 5::,5 $50 6;45 S:i5 AMI
ll5 :'o5 $50. 40. 4:35.' 55 Gas. SO SIS and
Tor Annapolis. 6 40 and 8 80 m. 1910 and 30
Pm; on s 81 !. 30 am. 4;l5 pm Leave An
as ~; 50. an l2;Oo. 800. $50 pm sun
Pr way s,A.eH, between Washins.on and Bal.l.
On sunday 30 "a MI. Is. 80. - SO 40 pm
Fer stations on the Metropolitan branch. f6:35 a
"a 80 Is 30 and X as pm" A0n' 0ni'; H.
isr Gathersbars aud inIsrrnediate points. 10 Am.
III 80 - 40. 'J:35. I'll 10 Pm
For Boyd's anu intermediate stations. "a pm. 80
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only a.
10 pm, stopping at All stations on Metropolitan
tor treieTlck TO Am. t3. ti:35. 1880 pm
~ ha.er-town. 10: 10 am AMI 70 :3op.m.
Tor Luray anu points on the Shenandoah Valley r.
n 70 hoan3Ae and al points south via Norfolk and
Irains arrive from Chicago daily 7:.,o m and 5:1s
ana Loo y. lrOnI httsburz daily 10 H. Is
Prom Philadelphia, Chester. and Wilmington 10 40
An 2.1O. :: 10. aEd SO1 y. IN. daiiy.
Baltimore 10 n daily aud l.. 10 m. sunday only
q ram. Leave baitIiore Tor Washington at go
Sts ir.ilp M l2:l., 2. 4:lo 5. q 80, s:i5
M -. = TO- >. 6':,o 10 30 and 10 80 m
th1ssps sn mi; 3, DAILY; sunday only;
denees on order, lett at teket Ofces. 6is a1d 1851
". w NJ G CT . cHAS. sCULL
SpoO Gen MailAse-. Cen Pass Acct
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RAILROADS.
DIEpNoNT AIR IIHE

OIEDNONI AIR LINE
$50 A. Mast Ienn. Mail Daily for wsrren.on.
Gordo lsvill- Ch1rlottsvu ~ chburz ard STATIC q
SPRINGS. Allegheny sp-inVs. bristol. Knoxville Home
CAl-ra. Aou' gOIDery aud New Ofleans l>u Iulan
Sleeper WaShllzton to New dreams
n "a 4. M-Isst all Daily for wsrrenton. Char
lotte-vIlls ttOrd usyIl Stations Ches Ohio R,usa
Iynchbunx. kOcky Hount, Danyile stat ons be-
Charlotte. Columbia augusta. Atlanta Bir NM
ban. AOntxOul-ry. New Orleans. Tex and California
ton Will Pullman Sic gers Montgomery to New Ori.an.
ant Mann n. udoir seepers for Birminghim vicEs.
Columbia and Anrnsia sold tr,.gs 49,. Dshs -
AtA.tA Does not connect for Z. and o. route point,
2:35 p. M.-Daily. except sunday for Man,ssa,
stfz burr. and interlne 4 ate stations.
y 80 y M-Nestern Lxpress Daily for Warrenton
Cord nsVlle, Char Ottesvil e IOuisyiIIe Crc,nn.t
and summer resorts on and nesr H. ~,
and Ohio route. Pullman sleep-rs anil sod 49,,
N4-hhStoa 70 lousy lie aud White sulphur Springs
Ms vile Memphis. Little Rock and a sonthw ster
kolhts; lhronzh Pullman Sleepers Washington 10
n:JO PM--SOutkern Express Daily for LYNCH
SuiE p-hNlIls hai-ish AsHevlle. Charlotte. Column
Pc AIeh. AuSastA Atlanta. Montgomery. New Or
.eSn- lex1s and California. Pu man sleeper wash
sLstoh 10 NrN Orleans. Alta and Montsc merry.
IsllniAn Sleeper Washington To Augusta Ga without
sosHSe f1iIinan sleep Baitinure and Washing on
70 " hte SUI ur Springs and C aud o. Resorts
lraiIs on Washington ard ohio division WASH
meon SOO 4 NJ. Daily Kept Sund y. and a. r.
y Daily: arrive Round Hill lI:IS NJ and I'll p
n tuTnli leave Round RIll $50 4. NJ. Daily aal
~ Daily except Sunday. arriving Washington
THROUGH trains from the South via Charlotte Dam
VIE anu ~ nchbury arrive IN Wash 'ngton 700 A VI
burg at IL rs An. and $40 PM: via Cbesapesk 80
me- ONO route aud CharlOttesville at $40 Z. NJ:
etrasburx Local at 9:47 AN
nrnlshed and ba1zage checked at Office, 1900 f'enn
OlNan.a avenue; and at Passenger st4sion. Pennsyl
vsilA Railroad. 9th aud sts- JAS l. TAYLOR.
PASSENGER
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DfEU-
CALDWELL. on Monday, July l6. lsss az : 10
p. H. ARTHUR JosElH CALDWELL. aged elsns
months beloved son of JOSEF IA aud Mary Caldwell
Death has claimed our little Arthur,
bet n ~ al his brow
And his eyes that shone 20 brightly
shine Ia Heaven with Jesu. now
Funeral services this evening at O'Clock from tia
residence of his parents at go street southeast
DAVIDSON. suddenly. on the morning u July l.,
1888. At bis late resi- dence. 1871 Major
zlkE DAVIDSON, in the sey,ntieth year OF lis aze.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
PHILLIPS In shippensburg. Pa, July lS lsss
In the seventieth year OF his JOHN n. PHILLIPS
formerly OF thi. city.
Funeral service at Oak Hi cemetery tomorrow
"wednesday morning at 1880. Relatives aud frlen
are respectfully invited 10 be present
TAYLOR On Tuesday, July IL, lssS, JOHN W.
infant son Of George aud JuliA H. Taylor, Ased
months and seventeen days
parents rssidence. No iS2i Sstrcet southeast
wEEMs ON SATURDAY. July l4th lsss, at o
O'Clock an. at his late Residence. CHAPMAN NEEhs.
Gone IN Iseace.
he viii buried from the st. Luke church Tuesday.
July 18th. ~ O'Clock I'm.
-wEsTERNLLT Al q. m. Tuesday July IL. 1sss.
HARTMAN c: wEsTERNELT. IN the seventy nth year
OF his axe lnterment st Greenwood Cemetery Brook
lyn. \. Y.
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PROFESSIONAL

)kOf. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
Soy ant. Astrologcr and spiritual Medium borl
Win second -lgnt and veil livery hidden mystery
teNs3Leu hecoNers Lost stolen Property FINDS
hioden Treasures. Gives lucky nuIn6ers Cause,
sBeeoy marriages. Brings separated together
Sues IN business Removes all family troubles
TIC ~ I'm hees Cures slezn Al disappointed
~ enots oi others toge lot all Allke rofessor
san convince the niOst seeptca strangers rm olhsr
snes VIZ save time and dsp by calling On
TIE ohS genuine cisjrNVyan in this city he sue
sre where al o Aars ia, and adyertises only what
lie CAP 90 o4tun-rs. 5Uc l1fe-readiny BY mail On
recei o. Name lock VI hair date Of b rth HoQrs
u 10 3 Opsn sundays fr0m " pm.
@2.-2H' 421 9th st. NV.
M NE BROOKE TELLS ALL 1HE EVENTS M
vi LIE AL business conndsptiaI L Adj >. |. nd ,sr
Ueuen so cents each AUS i sIxeet. berween A an
bth stree q northwest ss,-Iu~s
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The Treatment OF COnvicts.
THE SESSION OF THE Pm spJ ASSOCIATION CONrINUl

N BOSTOS.
BOSTON, July LITTLE session Of the Prison ASSO-
ciation Today began vita tie address by X. Il.
Dawson, OF Alabama, sX-President Hayes being Ia
the chau. MIR. Dawson SAID IL was the
nrSt time Alabama had been represented 10 the
Association, but tue issue OF prison man agement
10 agItati.g the state from end TO end. The lease
system must go where slavery has gone and where
the dram shop must 90. Applau,e) No man
nicAe.'s interest 10 1t. The present COVER
nor Is In Iuii sympaty with prison re-
TORN, and the penltentary Is being thor
oughiy reuode.led. COnvlcts are worked 10
the coal nIhes AMI day S work Is two-thirds Of
free mans days work. They work overtime for
pay. ana many send money TO their families.
They have schooling from 70 O'Clock In the
evening. The mortality nas been frigutIul. One
year II was Al TO 100 and the best he could do vas
10 make IL 3 70 100.
DR.. J. A. Scouier, sup rintenoeht OF the Illinois
state IT form scnOul said that Classification Is the
first necessity In reformatory work. Criminals
are distinct class, not windfailS from hu.nahty.
The way TO stop having them IS 20 sop breeding
them. The records to-day pay havoc with early
statistics and show that Criminals lack moral
storage capacity and that real reformation Is i'm.
possible under temptation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-17
''NorH1xo LIKE THrm-

u the verdict Of all who take Ayers Pflla
Prumr, and effective in their action, they leave
no fl-enecta and may be administered to old or
young. Herbert Elwell. Of East saxinaw. Mich,
says: Il was . great sufferer from Con.tipa-
ton. Headache. and General DEBILITY. Ny skin
Was yellow. and had constant pain in my side
and back Other medicines failing. took three
boxes of Ayers Pills and Am cured"
Il was severely afflicted With Dyspepsia ana
Enlargement OF the Liver. most Of the time b.
ing unable to retain any solid food Three boxes
of Ayers Pills cured me. "-Lncius Alsxander,
Marblehead. Mass.
AYERS PILLS,
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass
Sold BY all Druggists aud De slers in Medicines.
nlhl3
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Real Estate Sales.

Lansing ID. WetmOre, OF Warren, Pa, has bought
oil Jno i. Armes, trustee, for IS $50 lots "a and -
square .s6, 40 by % feet on the southweS, corner
VI " lo.a ana streets, on which Mount Pisgah NJ.
h church constitutes the Improvement
McNalnee has bought Tor $40, 900 OF Harriet
4; Bell SUP lots l62 and ld3 square 800. fronting
~ Ieet on ColumDla street. between p and streets
northwest. Z. V. Trott has bough t for ~ 500 OF
Ellen .. Newton SUD l54, square 445, :slo7 feet
front on street, between 6Jh and 7Ih streets
northwest.
+ b. Atwell has bought OF J. f. King, for $500.
SUI 81, square b6S-ls eet pa In front on y slI set
OekMeen Hll anu lOLn siraei nnri nMt.,i
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MEDICAL, &c,

hR. LEON.
~ The oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
Ply sician III the City,
can be consulted daily, 4o4 ST.. between and 9th
sis.
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consuts-
uon strictly conndentiaL SEPARATE rooms for ladies'
Olnce SASsys OPEN N17-6t'
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
NJ or tvo Of DR.. BkOI HERS' lnvigorating Cordial
Ill cure OF nervous debility and loss of nerve
power lmparts vigor 10 the whole system Male or
female. oO6 Il st s.w 1yg-lms
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
DR. BROTHERS is the Oldest established advertise
Ing Ladies Physician in this city Ladies' you eau
confidently consult DE- BROIHERS, 800 b st. s.w.
Particular attention paid all peculiar 10
Ladies. married OF siixAs korty years experiences.
ya-lm'
~ ", appeared before and made oath that hs IL
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this city
q men and furnish medicine. charge; copsuta-
on and advice tree at any hour during the day. Sub
scrIbed and sworn before by Dr. BROTaERS
SAMUEL c. MILLS. Notary Public. In aud for ths
District u Columbia tins ID day W July. 1850
.yI-lm'
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The Death RECORD.

during the twenty-tour hours ending at !
O'Clock this afternoon deaths were reported TO the
Health once as follows: Ida jackson, colored,
months; Jos Ebere, white. 6 months; Clara Nor
gan, white, days; Jos. Thompson. colored. I
month; Thos Harris, colored. months: Jos Hen
uesoh, colored, months; Bertha Washington,
colored, months; Jos. A. Digs, colorrd 1 month:
harriet Ihlgnter, white, 81 months; Adeline DAVIS
colorea, "a years; Christina Brewer, white ~
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THE SPECIAL SESSION AT ALBANY.
The Republicans all at Sea as 10 W ha
10 DO About the Prisoners.

The Republican, all at Sea 10 W hat
10 DO About the Prisoners.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
ALBANY, n. Y, July 1.-THE legislature met In
special session to-day. Gov. HIS message recon-
mends first the consideration OF proper method
for employing prison labor. and states that other
matters may be brought before the session. The
republicans met in caucus at O'Clock this after
nOoh and VIII have difficulty In agreeing on a
bill. Some favor appropriations 70 continue the
slate-account sys,enLs; others favor the county
plan olli, AID Others q compromise by which pr1s-
oners shall pe employed AT maud labor only. The
labor organizations demand the cOunly-pian bill
OF nothing.
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THOMAS DOwLKNG. Aucuoneer.

ChANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY, BEING PART of 'FLEICHALl'S
CHANCE" Situated NEAR TENALLYTOWN,
DC. AND CONTAINING TWENTY ACIEs OF
GROUND.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
pistIlst OF Columbia, passed in Equity Cause No.
lll37 will sell at public auction, upon the premises,
on TUESDAY. the IMENIl-F0URI II DAY OF
JULY, A. ID. 1883. at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ part OF a
tract OF land i'll the County If Washington District
Columbia. known Is ''F.etchalls hance' and con-
tanning twenty 2OJ acres Of land distant about mile
from Ienall ytow, being part of the rly
owned by John L Chappe, and particularly desc ibed
III the proceedings had IN the above cause
Terms If sale One bird cash. and the balance in
one aud two with interest the day of SALE
To be secured BY the notes purchaser deed
of trust ON the property Sold all h. the pur-
chas RS option If the terms not compi Il with in
twenty days the Trustee the rixht resell
the defau ing purch sers risk aud cost osit II
$500 will be required the time of sale. Taxes be
paid TO the day OF All convey ancing aud record
ing at the purcha~er's cost
GEORGE L. HAMILTON, Trustee.
iyl2-d&dS SIM N ldin0
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Cadet Ly1eS Denies the Truth OF Some
OF the Charges Against Him.
ANNAPOLIS Nd, July 1.-THE Naval court mar
tial resumed this morning the trial or Naval Cadet
G. W. LyleS charged with hazing. The testimony
OF Naval Cadet George Madison was read over TO
him Tor cor ectiOn and The accused put in d state
ment denying that he made Naval Cadet Davidson
sLand on his head, and acknowledging that he
gave Naval Cadet Madison toilet paper, but
required him to eat 1t. Tie court then adjourned
to O'cock When IL will take up the case or Naval
Cadet X. b. Bier.
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BAD CASE BLooD Po1sos1Sa
CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES.

Through the medium Of of your books received
through Mr. Frank I. Wray. Druggist. Apol,. Pa.
became acquainted with your CUr1cURA hEMEprEs
an take this Orunty stify to that their
has nenty cured Of Of the worst Of
blood Toisouing in connection with erysipeas that
have seen and this after having been pronounced
ncurable by of the best in county
take great pleasure In forwarding to you this testi
monisl unsolicited 1t is by in order that others
suffering from similar maladies may be encouraged to
give your CUTICURA REMEDIES trial.
+. 3. WAITLI GER. Leechburg. Pa
Reference: FRANK T. NRAY, Druggist. Apollo, Pa
James E Richardson. Custom House. New Orleans.
on oath. says In 1870 Scrofuous Ulcers broke out
on my body until WAS mass Of corruption Every
thing known the medical faculty tried in vain
became q mere wreck. Al times could not lift my
hands to my head could not turn in bed was in
slant pain. and looked upon life No relief
or III ten In 1880 heard Of the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES, used them. and perfectly cured"
Sworn to before U. 8. Com. j. D. CRAWFORD.
Sold everywhere Price: CUT1cURA. Soc: SOAP, 95c. ;
REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRue
AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston, Mass jyl7,lS,2O,2l
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THIS EVENING.

DAWNBROKER'5 SALE OF UNREDEEMED
l. PLEDGES.
ON MONDAY and TUESDAY NEXT the SIX
TENTH AND SEVENTEENTH INSTS at HALF
PAST SEVEN PM. shall sell all articles on which
no interest has been paid for three months consisting
in part of Gold Silver Watches Clocks eweIry Of
various kinds, Opera Glasses Pistols Clothing set .p
pletOn's Condensed Encyclopedia edition of 1857,
&C., &c. arties ter SIZED will please take notice
GO K McAULEY, Pawnbroker
NJ. FOLEY, AuctiOueer. jyDt-3ts
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Ast okprhs-seoond Lieut. Joseph Maxneid
spshA Cups Ordered from san Francisco 20 q
NUMBER OF places In Nevada, Utah. Idaho, wash
lng.on ter1tories California and oregon, for the
Pulposes OF making Inspection OF signal service
stations Second Lieut. Jas a swirl SINAI Corns
or1eree rom Ashland 70 Astoria oreg, for the pur-
~ ui insiecting the telegraph the telegraph ca
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