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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-15
TOOK A DOSE OF CREosorE.
A MiddletOwn Man Attempts to Commi
 Suicide in New York.

Suicide in New York.
 NEW YORK Aug -15 Charles Palmer, aged B, 5,anative of Middletown, Conn. was found by policeman early this morning in Jeannette Park at Coenties slip suffering from the effects of an overdose of creoso,e taken with suicidal intent. He is now at the Chambers street hospital. Palmer had neither hat, coat DOT vest, and was in a generally dapidated condition. He said he had been here seven months. but re- fused to say why he took poison It is be- lieved that he was unable to obtain work and became discouraged when his money was exhausted. When the policeman went to see him at the hospital this morning, Palmer took him for reporter and said: Make good story of this now. I don't want anything wrong to get into papers," After taking the poison Palmer was un- conscious six hours. He will undoubtedly recover.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-15

RESTRICT OF WATERBURY, ss. Probate D Court, Aug. 15, 1SSS.
 Estate of Patrick Stapleton, late of Waterbury in said district deceased.
 The adminiStratriX, pending the settlement of said estate, and after the time limited by the court "f probate for thc presentation of claims and prays the appointment of Commissioners thereon.
 Ordered. that commissioners to receive and de eide upon the claims of the creditors of said tate be appointed at the probate office in Water bury, on the l1th day of August, 1SSS at 9 o'clock forenoon: of which all persons interested wll! be heard thereon.
 ClIAS. w. GILLETTE. Judge
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-15
HRoo1LYN's TRUE BLUE DEMOCRATS
Preparing to Unfold a Handsome CleVc'
 land and Thurman Banner.

land and Thurman Banner.
 All arrangements are being completed for the democratic banner raising i'll the Brooklyn district tomorrow evening, and the affair promises to be one of the most enthusiastic demonstrations of the cam paign. J. B. Sargent of New Haven, the largest hardware manufacturer i'll the country, will be the principal speaker. MT Sargent has just returned from a trip around the world, during which he studied carefully the conditions of the manu- facturer and workingman in every country he has visited, and his handling of the tariff question will be interesting and in struotive. Joel A. Sperry, president of the Reform club of New Haven, will also make short address. There will be music by the City band and Democratic Glee club. All democratic clubs are invited to assist al the exercises, which will begin at o'clock
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-15

We need few more names for on No 5 S50. % Watch Club
 D. c. Callender X Go. See Rubey's adv, 2ud page
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-15
TIE GATE TENDER DID .r.
Ky Prompt Action He Saves Many
 Lives.


 Lives.
 A bad accident was averted in Birming ham yesterday by very narrow margin. Conductor Holbrook's freight train reached the grade crossing between Derby and Bir- mingham about 6:30 p. m. and in a re- sponse to signal Gate Tender John Clancy shut the gates. The locomotive was de tached from the train to make a switch and the conductor on an electric street railroad car asked that the gates be raised to let the car through. This was done, but in lower ing the gates an arm knocked the trolley which conveys the electric current to the car from its track and the car was left stranded and helpless directly in the path of the locomotive. The car was full of passengers and nothing but prompt action by the gate tender averted a horrible acci- dent with a large loss of life. Accidents of similar nature have happened before.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-15
The Parn ell InXeStiratiOn

LONDON, Aug 15.-The judges con stituting the commission to inquire into theTcharges against MT Parnell and others met to-day and appointed October 16th as the day for the opening of the commission. Intermediate applications must be made before September F.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-15
Shot hN a Drummer,

MONTREAL, Aug 15.-News has just reached here of d terrible murder at Coteau landing, at Pilon's hotel. An unknown ccmmerci@l traveller entered and engaged in an altercat;on with young Pilon, and an old man coming to the rescue the drummer drew revolver and shot him dead. The murderer disappeared and cannot be found. Detectives have been telegraphed fnr
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The Religion of sensible Wen.

From the American Notes and Queries
One OF the cleayercst things said by
Lord Bcaconsheld occurs in the following
scrap OF conversation in "Endymion"
/. English edition, vol. ill.,, p. l35E "'As
for that, said Waldershare, sensible men
are all Of the same religion. And pray
what Is THAR inquired the prince. 'Sensi-
bic men never tell.
Unfortunately, like many Of Bcacons-
fields best epigrams, this is not original.
The following anccdo,c is to he found in
Bumct's History Of My Own Time"
(yol. l., y. l7j, Oxford edition OF 1889.
II Is in note by Speaker Onslow in the
character Of Sir Anthony Ashley Cooper,
who aftefward became frst earl Of Shaites-
bury: "a person came 20 make him n
visit, whilst he was sitting one day with a
lady OF his family, who retired upon that
90 another part Of the room with her work,
and seemed not to attend 10 the conversa.
ton between the earl and the other per-
son, which turned soon into some dispute
upon subjects OF religion. After n good
deal OF that sort of talk the earl said at
last People differ in their discourse and
profession about these matters, but men OF
lensc arc really OF but one religion Upon
which SAYS the lady Of n sudden, Pray,
my lord, what religion is that which men
OF sense agree inn Madam, SAYS the
rarl Immediately, men Of sense never
lcll it'h
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Trustees Sale.

timber ANBHY yiHTrTOT tiiEPruvt-iuNs
| j rDntalnesi in y r,ftain desd executed ~ D =.
Nu,by. MARY Nuby, lirY v hfsiJ. IVA =
Mostly. Mar Fannie Mostly, A.HhI, ~ Ha.iio ~
iani tompany on tho Nfh LAY ~ NAY ~ aud
which h. uf fcfnfi IN The lHi.rfs unlrr ~ shelby
county Icnurs-rr. in huuk ~. iagrs lls ~. ~
aud 90 default IN The payment ~ ihn inlrht'i
nr-s ~ aid rhistssav Land uoinianr usr,y
aorufsi having isrn made, NJ TIE request ~ The
hulden thereof pili, uu
"wednesday. the isi Day % AnEnsi, isSH.
al "A ocinel m. " The eastern DIOR ~ ihe ruuft
huusr ~ shelly rluniy. Tennrssrr siuatf'i W. th'
TaFlnH District ~ shelby county, lrnursafr. rrfn.
monty called The ny II Avinphlt ell a. tha hlHh
ct bidder. iof cash. iho ipllouinr do''fihfd teal
a osftain lot u rrpuud situated IN said 1asinr
District 81 shelby uountY 1uuuUssUf. lefinuing ut
The rtst sliia ~ shnft Third street uur hundfiHl
u0W iost suuth ~ the lines between The uflEinal
fiiuutry lot Nos o. and - thuurr est parallel
with sad lines ons hundred sud eighty ~" ISL
thence souih parallel With ai 1hfd street nio
hundrpd AMI tsiyiro il0ll ret eighi t inrirs "
an sliey vhlsh runs Iiarnllrl With bale .if"ii
thence wcst PARALLEL uith and "a tho hus ~ slll
alley W astate SEVENTY t5Ol ir'i eas " aid lhri
street Icing the tuuthcssi unfusf u Alsiua Boz
lot thsncs With mid huydg lng parallel With .sil
/ one hundred fign feet thenre wet with sail
uDyds north line seventy tiul iosi " the oaft ilnf
\ ~ .aid fhiri .,r--t ,h.n-- n"-h WITH the ras
line ~ Mid fhiri street sstI two ol ieet eiHhi 10
inches 10 the heginnlng sud b;ins We .ame Iiyr
/ ,oinf~ny w ths ssld y 4 Mostly. Mar Nushy
/ Lucy " Mostly IVA " N0sby, Mar Fannie Npsli
| n hosbY, H.. sallis D. Mosby and Leila y Mu.hl
IN aid deed u May ~, 1871 registered ~ h'ok w
p.F 30 nv rs spa ,lg sss ga ,n l%.n
pfcs.iy waived. lille god.
" mostly, Trustee,
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STRATAGEM.
Continued from First Page.

mander crying Forward, march, Then
IL requires old-iashioned valor. My friends,
the great trouble Of the kingdom
of God in this day is the cow
ards. They do splendidly on a
parade day, and at the communion, when
they have on their best clothes OF Christian
profession; but put them out in the great
battle OF lite, at the first sharpshooting OF
skepticsm they dodge, they fall back, they
break ranks, We confront the enemy, we
open the battle against fraud, and 10! we
lind on our side great many people that
do not try to pay their debts. And we
open the battle against intempcrance, and
we find on our own side great many peo-
pie who drink too much. And we open
the battle against profanity and we find
on our own side great many men who
make hard speeches. And we open the
battle against infidelity, and 10. we find on
our own side great many men who arc
not quite sure about the book Of Jonah.
And while we ought 10 be massing our
troops, and bringing forth more than the
united courage OF Austerlitz, and Water
loo, and Gettysburg, we have to be spend
ing our time in hunting up smbuscades.
There are great many in the Lord sarny
who would like to 20 out on q campaign
with satin slippers and holding umbrellas
over their heads TO keep off the heavy dew,
and having rations OF canvas back ducks
and lemon custards. IL they cannot have
them they want 10 go home. They think
II is unhealthy among 80 many bullets.
believe that the next twelve months
will be the most stupendous year that
heaven ever saw. The nations are duak.
ing now with the coming OF God. Ii will
be year OF successes for the men Of
Joshua, but of doom for the men OF Al
You put your ear TO the rail track and you
can hear the train coming miles away. So
put my ear to the ground and hear the
laundering on OF the lightning train OF
Gods mercies and judgments. The mercy
OF God is first 10 be tried upon this nation.
1t will be preached IN the pulpits, in thea
ters on the streets, everywhere. People
will be invited to accept the mercy Of the
gospel, and the story and the song and the
prayer will be mercy" But suppose
they do not accept the offer Of mercy
what then? Then God will como with his
judgments, and the grasshoppers will eat
the crops, and the freshets will devastate
the valleys, and the defalcations will swal-
low the money markets, and tho fires will
burn the cities, and the earth will quake
from pole 10 pole. Year OF mercies and
OF judgments. Year of invitation and
OF warning. Year OF jubilee and OF woe.
Which side are you going TO be on2 With
the men Of All or the men OF Joshua? Pass
over this Sabbath into the ranks OF Israel.
j would clap my hands at the Joy OF your
coming. You will have q poor chance for
this world and the world TO come without
Jesus. You cannot stand what is TO come
upon you and upon the world unless you
have the pardon, and the comfort and the
help OF Christ. Come over. On this side
Is your happiness and safety, on the Other
side is disquictude and despair. Eternal
defeat TO the men Of Al. Eternal victory
10 the men OF Joshual
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MrIIIpIn nankinE.

Prom the Omaha World.
Business Man-Now, don't forget; de-
liver this note 10 the president Of the
Millionaire bank. On no account give II
10 anyone else. Go right TO the president
md hand him this yourself. Don't let
any Of the clerks take H.
Messenger Boy-Don't yer fear Them
dudes can't fool me.
"Eh7 Ever carry messages TO banks?'
soften"
"Ilow do you find the PRESIDENT" ~.
"IOok for the cove In the shabby suit. "
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Did Nou Iyer9

W. II. Revcls NJ. D., OF baltimore, Nd,
rays ~ have been In the practice Of mcdi-
rine for over eighteen years, but never liayc
] seen the equal Of Hodges saraparilla. IL
has worked miracles here IN curing rhcuma-
ilsm aud scrofula. Have almost come 20 the
conclusion that ! cannot practice without
IT," Ringum Root Medicine Co, Manu-
iaciurcr,, Nashville, Tenn. 500 per bottle.
Bold at Holsters drug store, 2SJ Main street
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Notre Dame of Ma,yimd
RUPTURE CURED.
DR.. q. NOBLE.

DR.. 4. kobLt.
suoclail,, IN the Curt ~ Rupture and all Forms Of
chronic Diseases. Male " Female.
DuPruRg CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE, ol!
* hlndfanca 10 business. By tbs msdicstsd
sos, Pad Trus. and Ofhce Tfsainent
In Dissases n Women, 10 all thslf forms give
t,,,,edlats relief aud permanent cure.
et,irttfo iI,droceis aud Naficocec, aud all forms
a uioof disease, cured In ssOfi time guarantee
ever osss tatg, Tru.es male snn nited, Cal
once NO. 60 ykKHKRsox sTRkEr.
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PROPOSALS
NOTICE.

OFFICE or THE BOARD or EDUCATION
MENfHis. TrNS., July y, issA y
nlds will 10 received NJ ihison until wednss-
day, Juiy -. iOf the following wufk b. 10 done
Repairing aud painting ~ the rOois also the paint
inE II woodwork u the Market, Peabody and tlAY
srrct building and painting VI the fools oi Porter
aud Grant school houses the repairing Of The iuf.
naccs aud alienation ~ the plumbing AZ MARKET
street. Specifications can b. sccn ~ this Office
A "a NIL. SECRETARY
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MEMPHIS, OYPORD& COLUMBUS R'Y co.

The Stockholders IN the above named Tennessee
company arr notified b. met nj cuininiiirc room,
Merchants fNrhaurc, In the city Of Memphis ni
o'clock mn. on saturday, the 18th day Of August
issN the hfst annual mccting oi siockho'dcr ~
said company. when aud whcu The contract oi
consolidation viii hc failhcd aud confined OF g.
icciei which has been agrccd on by the r,zlcCuve
hnaris Of directors 81 the following railway com
panics VIZ. The Memphis Okiorl 4 Columbus
hallway company. chartered under the Laws u
tennessee thc Memphis. Okiofd a Columbus Rail
way company, chartered by the laws 81 hissls.
slppi and the Memphis Tuscaloosa a Atlantic
Hallway company. chartered under the laws 81
desired ~ u will rrquirc two ihlriis vet" ~ The
siockholdcrs 10 mliiy and coniirm the contract u
consolidation.
JOHN W. DittARD,
President ~, o. A e. Railway Of Tennessee.
". y. wnKrr-oS, secretary aud Treasurer.
IhAAit.iA
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Iencln rcduced at MuIiord'a
COLDS. cATARRH,
coug ching. Hoarseness. Bronchitis, Asth'
ma, Neuralgia, Headache and
a.. HAwaae

.'-A
ma, Neuralgia, Headache and
Sore Throat
Instantly relieved aud surely cured by using
Carbolic smoke BALL night aud morning.
The Carbolc smoke Is administered by in.
balation direct To the Affected parts "
Iooscns and cIpclls the diseased mucus and
sccrctions. restores the circulation and pro-
NOTES healthy action Of the nostrils, throat,
bronchial tubes and lungs. Price Of smoke
Ball. o. one hallis sufficient 10 cure any
ordinary case. Order direct from our Office
or through your druggist We send our
Carbolic smoke liall 10 any address, bored
postpaid with full directions for using on re-
eoipi q price. Call on or address,
CARBoLc SHoKr Bali Co.,
900 Main street. Memphis, Tenn, ycrsmith's
music store.
our Carbolic Smoke Ball Is for sale by The
following druggists. jas. IT, Robinson, II. j.
Heis,cr, A. Renkcrt A Coz Mansfield Drug
rompany and q. w. Jones Co.
Free trial 10 all who will call nj our ONCE
Rcparate parlor for ladies. Once hours from
Sam. 10 pm. Sundays from 10 u am:
Agents wanted Correspondence solicited
from ministers, physicians and druggists
All who are suffering with any Of the above
complaints are invited 10 call or write.
A. A. JonEsor. Manager,
22g Main street, Memphis Tenn.
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PAis from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating. Il relieved ut once Ivy taking
ono Of Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner. Don't forget this
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nSg nay MARH.tWnrg STAR ~ TORH
obasd 10th hind fsfl Hhiir year Old. Vs.
hands hirh one iruu1rnif mus. With halter on, '
years old. about ift hsnd1 hIsh, collar MARKED
Return 10 g. n nRYAN 4 90 cJfnef Main nhh
Bcale streets. and ~ vvariifd
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PREPARED by a combination proportion
and process peculiar 10 itself, Hoods
saraparilla accomplishes cures hitherto
unknown
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MAnNINn snIIrT.

A ~ pERsOIs INDEnIfU ~ TilE LATE ,
N q Newsom arc warned 10 sriilo Win me Of ny
authorized collector .-.,
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BOARD. BY LADY AND DAUGHTER, WITH
ID family in suburbs, on or near car line Address
VISITORS Appeal Office,
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BROU'S INJECTION.

HysIonio. infaiiible and Prosorvativo.
|,uREa PROMPTLY. WITHOUT AppifloSAi;
I Treatment al recent ~ chronic dlshsiE,s oi
The Ufinafy OrFana ! Irur |surf~sgf W bfuuli
Phnmscis1, Paris Sold ~ druggists hfosEho-'
the United states.
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DOCKS EXPERTED AND ACCOUNTS ADJUST.
ID ed. with neatness and dispatch at Room No. II
Masonic Temple Parties wishing special work Of
this KIND viii ploase give a. q oil.
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NOTICE.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS oFFiCR |
MEHFHis TESs.. July y, ISIS
A. Administrator Of the Bistc Of Charles wufll,
] WI. on Wednesday, August ., 1srs, sell n
the Auction house u T. 7 MCCARTHY a 90, NO
~ second strct. the Stock Of Gtucofics and oihef
personal property belonging 20 the said estate. salo
al ~ O'Clock am. Terms cash
40. LoAUuE, Administrator
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For good hot weather drink use Floyd
A MONEYS old reliable mead.
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A MIDDLE AGED WHITE OR CoLORED
~ woman at 30 Mnsbv St Goneral house work
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poARD, ny LADY AND DAUGHTER
ID Address Y. v, Appeal Office
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WANTED.

A GOOD GIRL CITIZENS STEAM Laundry,
"a 20 Deale street
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Las, reduction week al Muliord'a
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DTsm msIips 4 speciality 10 tho tre.,msni q NE
r.e and Distinct diseases. VIZ fnaapnstion, Con
stipstion, piles Fi.ure fidnlA. folypi, prolsp.e,
rroc.dsnts ttricsurs irsi,u. q i,ehins A. ss
diseases y a., seldom ues,.d W ne general pr.s,l
TONER Life II 100 shor for any one man " thor
oushiy unisrstssd ell me numerous disssses ln'
cident % the human system VI treatm.nl nsw,
isrisre with your ordinary bushes. You can D.
treated and return 70 yous homss the sane dsy
am also treating Dissssss II the Var. fose sns
uon ifss ceuotondepes soiidisd
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Eos

nSF swtTCIIuAS's rNaTINpER rLEASE
" loaycai this oiilooll lualc Ief'on'
.nS HtHYiNGuAN NAItUnAn HETwEkN
" Holly Springs and AsWUhis, July y ltnuFf's
slonAi ualnl hun llhih ftsi'f stiia lirhi ma
icflsl iindcr will belll.fally yraricd ml-in ~
tufunTit ~ NO y LWlNl -IhLLl--
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4 NoOK-STEADY AND RELIABLE MAN PRE-.
~ ierrcd. Address Reliable. care Appeal
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Old cold az cash. Muliofi'A
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LNlFTEEN GOOD BR1CKLAYERS-APPL re
y Meagher & johnson, Factors aud Buyers Comp
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CIRL. FOR GENERAL HoUSkwoRK-
VI Apply ut No. 1S Third street
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TAKEN ~.
nNELAR0K LiGHT sORErL NuLE IUTis
eyo aud small ioutcd. Owner can haze saiuc
by paytuH changes NtNNl hblAl5
Al hhodos Pisrs on the Flnrt rad, AZ iallcs ifum
Memphis. 0ihcf side 81 of.lHri
SATURDAY, JULY o. tiNE Mills PROM
" eity, on the ItofuandU rad. one large. mouse
c8lofed fnHfu mule lhuig .U IrH hiud lcr owner
can have same ny prnffp pfulfry aud paying
tbarsr. iuiy o. itts' IfI AL DAVIS
nNE aORREi, WHIT rAcE MARE WHITE
y hind frnt, hfandrd ~ on lft hlp anil Jet
shauldef Also one laya0ir vhtf siui ln iurvhuid,
right bind lex white. bfahiui n y "n let hlpahd
left shoulder Apply " ...-....,,.,
HHb HON taku road
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Ii,TIIs

rTuHHIsf. RUSSIAN, TLBCrWC. SULPHUR.
Il salt or fr-.h Water Baths ~ 10 a. - hi
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FOR SALE.

A SPLENDID PHYsVtANS OFFICE AND OUT
"A ht for housckeepipe; in good location rent
cheap. win sell the whole, or In paris, for one
third OF value. Address
. NDgTOR Annual office
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PERSONAL.
A sIBRooK q WHITE 90 FRONT ST.. RAY
"a highest cash prices for Hide fun and Wool.
n ERNs-BRlCKwoRK. SMOKING CHIN.
~ ncyA etc Telephone SIS: -
GAS AND OIL STONES LATEST DESIGNS,
u lamps, etc. at A. llizield's 30 Second Vt
C,OuTHERN CYCLE EMPORIUM -BlCYCIEs
> Tricyclcz and NelocipcdcS Victor Bicycle
leads the world. Second hand wheels hougnt
and sold. 2il MAIN STREET
BooKKEEPINo.
JOSEPH ELLIOTT. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.
~ Hooks posted. accounts adjusted an balanced.
CHIRoPoDlsT.
DR ). scIiERRR TREATS CoRNs AND
- bunionS Oncc houn Jam. TIL PIN No
ri Main street
PHYSICIANS
DR LIPPINCOrT HAS CHANGED MS RESI-.
~ dcnco from 31l Adam, street 10 h0i shelby
street for tho summer month"; Residence and
night telephone, -. oflice telephone. iJ7
sPECINIIsrS
m Y EDwARDs. NJ. D.. SPECIALIST. EYE, Ear,
i Nose and Throat g5l's Main street
I
LOAN OFFICES.
\JEMPiIs LOAN OFFlCE, J. n GorTHELF.
vi Manager. 20 Bcale and - MonrOe Low rates
on lArgc amounts
NATHAN ZACH. 70 MONROE AND g5 SECOND
~ IS Diamonds Watches. JcHclri, Old Gold
and Silver bought and sold
RIAL ESTATE AGENTS.
A LIN & FINLEY. REAL ESTATE AGENTS
| ~ and Brnkcns. u Madison street
| roNAwAY's REAL EsTATE AGENCY. No -.
~ Main stnet Established ls5L
| DouGLAss a JAMES REAL ESTATE ANI
| IL Rental Agents. 20 second Il
| ~ OODwYN& HEARD REAL ESTATE AGENTS
VI brokers and collectors, No. Madison stnct
II L. UUIoS. RIAL ESTATE AGENT
II. ~ Madison street
| uATCIIETT. RiCF a 90. REAL Estate AM
| i i lnsumncc Agcnts, so Maln - Mcmph.S
ID l. COVER Co, REAL ESTATE AGENTs
| ~. and Brpkcr.. No q Madison sirrct
ID J. BLACK a 90. RIAL ESTATE AGkSTs
| N. q Madison street
B,TIIs.
| rTuRKisIf. RUSSIAN. ELECTRIC. SULPHUR
l. salt or fr-sh Water Baths. ~ 10 81 - ~ II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-15

The invention, by SWISS manufacturer, OF
nOn-Eagnetic compensation balance Tor watches
Will remove one Of the objections sometimes urged
against the use Of eiecJric railways. To travel
fast and smoothly, and with the least suggestion
of discomfort 10 any living being is q great de-
sideratum, but II Is important that this luxury
should not be bought 1T the cost OF a disturbance
of a busy mans time schedule for his whole day
by the Inaccuracies OF The watch in his pocket