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Mrs. C. A. Reed has issued cards for the mar
fiage of her daughter Louise and Mr.. Alexau-
der Britton at the Memorial Lutheran church,
Wednesday evening, October q, at 7:S0 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Britton will be at home Wednes-
Gays after December / at 1925 18th st.
The friends in Washington of Miss Emma J.
Wheeler will be interested to learn of her mar
rage. which took place at Lawrence, Mass, on
the 5th inst, to Mr.. Charles How of that CITY,
The bride, who will be pleasantly remembered
by q large circle the niece Of Mr. Levi L
Woodbury.. with whom she resided for manv
years, was the recipient of many beautiful and
costly presents. The future home of the young
couple will be Brunswick, Ne.
Sir Knight Charles r. Barker and wife en-
tertained the sir knights and ladies OF the COM
mandery Of Worcester, Mass, last evening at
their rooms, No. HOS G street northwest
Councilman Emanual Miller of Mt Vernon,
Ohio, wife and daughter, Miss Sadie, who have
been in the city attending the conclave, left for
home last evening.
Mrs. Fl. r. Bash of Hannibal, No., and her
daughter. Mrs. John Herrick. who have been
visiting Mr.. James Pryor, pa Sd street south
east, leave tonight for Pittsburg, where they
will visit friends before returning home.
Gen. and Mrs. A. L. Conger Of Akron. Ohio,
left the city today for New York CITY, from
where they return to Ohio. Gen. Conger will
assist in the gubernatorial campaign.
Hiss Flora Oppenheiuer OF Baltimore is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. II. Hano, 425 street.
Miss Blanche Goodacre OF 22l5 street left
this morning for Baltimore, where she will be
the guest Of Miss A. Parlett Lloyd. her cousin.
She viii go from there TO Troy, NY, for the
winter.
Misses Laura and Daisy Bartlett have re-
turned to their home at Highland Md.
Mr. A. J. Chapman Of the geological survey
and Mrs Chapman are spending the month Of
October at North Pownal, Vt
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss An
nette Williamson, the beautiful and attractive
daughter Of Gen. James A. williamson. TO
Passed Asst. Eng. Warner Baldwin Bayley of
the navy on Thursday. the oath instant. at
noon. at 81. Johns church. There is to be a
wedding breakfast at the residence of Gen.
Williamson, l755 n street northwest. immedi-
ately after the ceremony at the church.
FoRTY-FIvE MINUTES TO BALrIMoRE.-Take
the Baltimore and Ohio 45-minute flyers on
your trip 10 the monumental city. el20 for
the round trip from October to IL, good un-
I'll October II inclusive.
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ENTERTAINED BY ODD FELLOWS
Washington Patriarchs Give Q Supper
to Colorado knights

Washington Grand Canton, Patriarchs Mill
tant, Lo.o.F., paid OF their score Of hospital
ify to Colorado commandery, No. I, Of Denver,
last night As stated in Wednesdays STAR.
when the supreme lodge Of Odd Fellows met
In Denver two years ago, Colorado comma and
cry eIerted itself to the utmost TO entertain
the visiting Odd Fellows The members of the
Grand Canton formed in line last night at Odd
Fellows hall and marched With music by vay
Of 18th, and 18th streets to the Washington
Eight Infantry srmory, the headquarters of the
Denver knights. There they took the Colorado
commsndsry and their ladies under escort and
marched with them down the avenue to It'll
street and thence to Odd Fellows hall. There
WA stay here long enough TO have the rea-
Sous for this hospitable demonstration set
forth linen the hne was taken up again %
Weser's, corner 7th and ID streets. where Odd
Fellow and Templar sat down together to A fine
oyster supper. The Denver ladies were taken
in two large omnibuses and received sy the
wives and daughters Of members Of the Grand
Canton. The guests were delighted with their
entertainment, and with Colorado prodigality
promised the Washington Grand Canton the
earth whenever they chose TO como to Denver
TO take IL. After the supper the canton escorted
the commAndery back TO the armory building
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FOR SALE-LOTS

EQR sALErEksT sIpE 7TH ut. NV, MAR s
~, shrse - sssloa zach. cheap =; sIss saa.re
frscs $4,000 BARNES SIiyLh
ES0R sALE-AT rERLA GOTTA. On METa0PoL-
itan branch railroad, three miles north Of cs, i'm
foot REpfokD W. &af.kEi.. ioos 81 9 ccii.st St
I,oR sALE-wHIrNky CLosE-Lors AND o.
y Block & and Lots 1 and ., BOX ). the hand
p NEST Building sites in the tract Having abandoned
his intentions Of building upon them the owner Will
SCI - bargain within next ten days. Address ~.
star cfhce. oclO-2ts
vrOR sALE-yERY CHOICE LOIS IN MT PLEAS-
-'''~ -''' % J. 4 HEREFORD.
oc1O-1m 14lp q ct
I,oR sALEr-vERY CHEAP-LoTs On 18Th ST.
lets viii soon be worth double.
oclo-3t' WRIGHT * sToCKETT. $40 + ST.
l. BARGAINS IN BUILDING LOTS
Dupont Circle
Corner PA and New York avenue
Corner I. LIST and streets.
Corner Goth. Virginia avenue and street tentire
Uorner lsth Virginia avenue and d street teutire
GOrns: I7,h and Boundary streets Centre squared
Corner It'll and ID streets,
Corner I'D and streets.
corner 9TH and Erie streets meridian HID.
nnooe island avenue. between 4th ana 18th streets
street between 1th aud ssh streets NV,
street between 4th andl 18th streets ",
street between Z. ia and sth streets a.w.,
street, between 9th and 9TH streets ne.
SetreeI between 18th sud l4th streets NV,
18th street. between and u streetsn.w,
ieth street between r and streets NV,
v y. HuYcK.
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American Safes In Paris.
ne highest award for safes ct the exposition
has been given % Herring q Co. q New YORK, who
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THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON D. C.. FRIDAY. ocroB

IHl
THE LOUVRE GLovE CoxpASY
HAS OPENED
At 514 9TH ST. N. w., NEAR r ST.
With an immense stock Of everything that novel In
the Kid Glove Line for Ladies Gentlemen Youths and
Children.
Better goods and better values than ever were
offered In this city.
THE LOUVRE GLOVE CO.,
GA 9th st. NV
STYLISH. RELIABLE. INEXPENSIVE
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
These wiz be the characteristics of our business,
The choice afforded to Buyers will be evident from
the range Of prices given below:
Ladies' and asnslsmsn
kindly resd carefully
the description Of Gloves and Prices
annexed. which will satisfy everybody
that We are Offering the best goods
ct lowest prices
IL will be aim to please everybody. Experienced
and polite sales ladies will wait on you We will give
another Of Gloves in place Of any that may tear
THE LOUVRE GLOVE CO..
514 9tn st. NV.
HERE ARE SOME MArcHIEss VALUES
AT SO CENTS A PAIRS
LO Y V RE
Ladies' 5-Button Kid Gloves in black and colored
with narrow embroidered backs Well worth ESQ.
THE LOUVRE GLOVE CO..
5l4 9th stnw
Ar 75o A PAM
superior quality Ladies' 5-Button Kid Gloves in Tan.
THE LOUVRE GLOVE CO..
5l4 9th st. NV.
AT 9Sc. A Pam.
You cannot afford to miss this lot
Here Offering great bargains indeed
s-Button Mosquetsire Pig Skin Gloves in Tan.
Brown and Black
4Button Dressed Kid Gloves, excellent quality, In
Blsck and all Shades of Tan and Brown.
4-Button Misses Kid Gloves in Drab. Brown and
Tan.
THE LOUVRE GLOVE CO..
GA 9th st. NV.
Ar $1.2O A Pam.
Here we offering quality that are usually sold
st 81. so pair. Match them If youcan
Ladies' 4-Button. Dressed Kid Gloves, all colors.
Ladies' 4-Button. Undressed Kid Gloves, all colors
Don't fail to inspect these goods
THE LOUVRE GLOVE CO..
514 9th St NV.
Ar $1.47 A PAM
s-Button. Undressed Mosquetaires. narrow en-
broidered. in Tans. Brown. Garnet. Gray and Black
4-Button Dressed Kid Gloves. heavy quality with
narrow embroidered backs in Brown. Drsb and Black
5-Button Fine Quality Kid Gloves. in Black and
Tan.
4-Button Heavy Driving Kid Gloves.
7-Hook Foster Kid Gloves in Tan and Brown.
THE LOUVRE GLOVE co..
5l4 9th st. NV
A o1 60 ID
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY CoLoRED WOMAN A PLACE
w to Cook, Wash and Iron, for small family can
furnish good references. Call 2023 10th St. rs
WANrED-AN ENGLISH WOMAN. THOROUGH.
Cook desires situation Working House Keeper for
tT1 OF thrse gentleman very best reference Address
EPlSCofALlAN. Star office. ocl1-2t'
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH SEVEN
ORANGES and court clerk in the county clerk
Offices OF New York state, desires Position with some
Zeal Estate trim or Title Insurance COMPANY.
ocl1-3t' boz I42, star ONCE,
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w Honsemaids, Waitress Nurses, Laundress, Coach:
men. Buffers. Walters, and general Homework. 6l3
7th o. NV. Also European Steamship Agent ocl l3t'
WANTEp-AT Observation-Disclosures
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
Girl Placs = Chamber Maid in private fam
w Place Cook in Private Family city references
given. Address e1l Delaware ave me- oc11-2t'
WANTED : BY A YOUNG, kESPECIABLE GER
w man Girl recently landed. Position as Com
Hisss good French .na a.rman fa
glish and MUSE Address OAK. 10 W. Mulberry ST.
WANTED-BY AYOUNs NAN OF GOOD HABITS,
With 5n, =. s.rsstsncs; Position q Clerk
22 S Ii. 7os sst6srssoi =. oei4 :S:a
WANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, ENaLIsH
w descent, Place ~ Competent Child's Nurse or
some foss,9n IN E99d family can read we'll CAL for
NV. ocl1-2ts
WANTED-POsITION IN. DRUG STORE BY A
w graduate Of MARYLAND College o. Pharmacy, with
He ooN Ss e. sys Si:t e "a
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

rOH RENI-MISCELL EUUS.
IrOR RENT OR SALE-THE PROPERTY NOW
4 occupied by E. F. Jackson & Co. as q Lumber
Yard, fronting on 18th, 1ala sts and Ohio avenue,
WITH large Once, Lumber Shed and Stables; can be
leased Tor term of years Iosse ssion January
i, 1880. Apply to W. w. McCULLOJGH.
Lumber Dealer,
oclO-4t 14th and W sfs
EOk hENT-LARaE sTABI.E AND HALL ON g
= st bet 18th and 10th. including Large Yard: $40
per month Stable In rear of 1888 St NV; SIS per
month. Also Commodious Stable being built in rear
o. 1883 &. NV; S25 per month. BEALL. BLOWN
L co., 1921 st. clO-3n
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

tOR SALE-TEN ACRES OF LAND AT BRIGHT.
Il wood, near street and proposed park Improved
py aseven-room Frame House. large Stable, &c As a
whole or In two three lots Price $3.50 u $500
per acre.
OclI-2t' A. GUENTBER. Owner
EOR SAI.E-THtRTY ACRES CHOICE LEVEL
Il land, well fenced; fruit for family use new and
neat residence OF rool.s; new barn. fna lawn and
drive; miles from city by excellent road; g. OOO
beautiful little hsine of 10 acres; six-room cot
tages carriage house, stable, fine water; commanding
grand view OF the city ard the river tor 10 miles,
inlie from rairoau station; S3,50o
little farm OF IS acres on the Conduit road miles
from the city Soil very fertile fine running stream
through the entire tract good frame house of rooms
tenant house and necessary outbuildngs all new and
in good condition; 34,0OO
wo acres with neat new cottage of three rooms,
nigh, healthy location with good view OF city; two
miles out on public road only $3.50
Eour acres woodland. high, healthy location, 2k
miles from city; $500
Choice 10, s in Brookland, Sc. to &c.
Choice Lots III 1akoma so to lQc
oUx200, New SiX-room Cottage, stable we'll. on
main thoroughfare; one-half mile from city: 40
cash, $50 per month. or rent .or 3 0 per month
MORE THAN 300 OTHERS
oc11-3t L. H. SYPHERD, Sun Building
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ssu sens: ssasssi . 81 peaais Il n s;ss SIN new
Ss.aSssSs * ~ I'm IA sssss = g go So =
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

Tor RENT-RooMs FIRST AND THIRD
Floors; front and back large. with bosrd: large
g ioss bath &c. TrAnsents accommodated us
EoR YFURNIsHED ROOMS,
n most. s,cesns .aSie hoard including L. md
IcOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
men; best location in the city. No 1894 Yer.
central locality; private family; home comforts.
TOR kENT.IN NEWLY DONE UP HOUSE.
ing beds. $40 to $40 per month: suite Of Psriors,
a asS private family i4le Ii'h St. car, 81: ne
LVoR RENT-TwO BEAUTIFUL COMMUNICATE
H IN a09Rs ssS1na aoS5 also ns ssunl
nshed; in private family. 1890 gth 81 NV. ocll-3'
ICOR RENT : UNFURNIsHED on SECOND
y Floor, Larye Communicating Rooms; hne closets
north and south eIposure fanny private refeTenees
EoR ELECTROMAGNETIC CoMMU-
y nicatng Rooms on second floor; southern expo,
required. 4Oy NJ st. NV. ociI-2ts
EoR RENT-BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR
corp e Sons an a. Large double
erences required ll0l X st. NV. oc3-l2t'
ENoR RENT.NEAR THREE LINES OF CARS, TWO
second aeor: $40 and IS per mouth; 5o4 K st. NV.
E0R RENT-LARGE FURNISHED THTRD.FLooR
private family Us Eth st. III n.W. oeiist
E0R RENT-FURNISHED-NE FITTED Up
Bright sunny Rooms, single and en- suite, Slg 18th
e. NV; also Psrlors at ll02 New York ave NV
Transients accommodated. oc1l.3t'
LfOR REAT-l2I7 L NV, DELIGHTFUL ROOMS
4 FURNISHED, on second door. with Board: location
sure ocI .,jts
EOR RENT-QlE OR TWO NICELY FURNISHED
Rooms IN large new House Iowa circle, oocu-
pea o. small private family; gentlemen preferred.
I4O3 l2th ST. NV. ocll-ot'
L OK RENTING FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
a batn' suitable for gentlemen private family; ref
erences. lois 18th St NV. oclO-3ts
EOR RENT-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
= pieasantly and centrally located: convenient to
street cars and public places with all
IN private family. a26 Indiana ave. w. ocl0-3ts
EQR kENT-43O NEW YORK AVE NV, THREE
rooms "a noor; all convenences also stable; all
new ana lean. oc10-3ts
EoK kkNT-TO ADULTS ONLY, THREE UN-
furnished Rooms. S2l corner 18th aud sta n.
". ocl0-3ts
EoR kkN1-ThkEE VERY DESIRABLE UN-
couple without children: eastern. southern aud north
err exposure; all modern improvements. Address
CAPITOL HILL Star office. oc1O-3ts
E0R EENT-FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
Il for Mechanics or Office Gentleman; pleasant loca-
ton; Call or address MISS MEN, 303 St NV
oc9-3t'
EOR REMITTANCE BAY WINDOW ROOM WITH
y Board two in room, S35; central loo ation. 9OI
Sth st. NV. q-3ts
tSOR RENT-TWo WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS,
4 with Of without Board in Private Family Of Two
az house oo9 q st. NV. Inquire Store Sd and Indiana
avenue oc4-1m
E2R RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AT sI6
Nv. LUGENBEEL. 3i4 Indiana ave. se2S. I'm
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FOR RENT--STORES

Tor RENT = BEST LOCATION IN THE CITY
y Large Store ZIG st. NV, $1,000 per year Ap-
ply to BEALl- BROWN CO, 1921 r at. oc1O-3m
tSoR RENT - STORE, COR. 9Th AND Z Sis
W, IN good repair, suitable for drug store or any
KIND OF business. Apply to W. c. JOHNSON, AZ 9th
ST. NV. sel3-1m
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WINTER RESORTS.

THOMASVILLE GA,
Il PINEY WOODS HOTEL
Season opens DECEMBER 4, 1850
NJ A BOWER
-. .,..r,.. -. Proprietor
Nm T. DAVIES Manager. Townsville Ga. or f. A.
BUDLON9. Windsor Hotel, New York City
oc11-eo26t
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PERSONAL MENTION.

STEAMERS will leave for Mount Vernon ever,
hour. See adyertisement-AdrL
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OoNNIssIoNEk OF DsEDs ron AVERY STATE
II nd Icrr1tory. Notary and I, b Oonzzsfss1oner.
S1o a $500 lax1 D - 40 - enes sEoa 4 y
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Ar 1920 A Pam.
Beautiful Line Of 12-Button Undressed Mosque
taires cannot be duplicated less than e. rs
Look at our 16-Button Undressed Mosouetairss
sold elsewhere at s325. at s25o and our 2o.ButtOn
addressed Mosquetares at 90, sold elsewhere at o.
We call particular attention to our full line Of
LADIES' KID GAUNTLETs,
Both in Dressed and Cndressed, a. also KID Gloves
lined. which shall advertise in detail Is the season
GENTLEMEN's GLOVES.
For Gents We have most replete line includ-
Ing KID. plain or lined, Kangaroo Russian Calf Genu-
Inc Buck. On which we guarantee yous saving Of ct
issst 25 per cent from popular prices.
We kindly solicit your call. No trouble to sho Y
sooda Mail orders viii receive prompt attention and
forwarded ct our expense.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.


EOR RENT-FINE ROOM FOR OFFICE, AT 6o3
\ st: NV; furnace heat. Inquire J. II. GRAY
w., Ooi + NV. ocs-6t
trOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH
l. steam heat ard elevator service, in the lehman
buiiaing, lao n. \. ave. A. 1. CoUMBE,
oco-lm 1425 n. Y. ave.
EOR REST-l225 PA. AVE, BRADBURY BUILD
4 ng 1wo Handsome Rooms, third floor; rent low
to yearly tenant G. SMITH
se26-1m 1925 Pa ave-
EfOR RENT-THAT HANDSOME FIRE PROOF
Vmce Room FIRST floor Fleming building !" suit
able for Banking Real Estate Insurance purposes.
ROBT. l. FLEMING,
seZl-Im l419 @ st.
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1NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
L FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
ON TIE HIGHWAY, PkiSCEToNN 70 TRENTON
highly improved Country Place. situated nearly
two miles from Princeton college and miles from
beautiful There are 100 acres of land under a high
STAT, STATE; Of egilsation improvements consist of e
hrstclass repair: large dry cellar house heated by
furnace Crates and open hre places. 1 he outbuild-
and fixtures for the accommodation Of fine and
Two frst-cass Tenement Houses. thirty -four acres
IN hne stand of grass twelve of meadow watered
rye, OF beautiful woods and the remainder to
come IN corn. oats and truck also tine orchard of
1he mansion stands on a beautiful plateau, sur
founded by hne old trees of various species.
of late john Story Quick Pay Direcsor rue usN
and IN all Its appointments is considered by good
IL VIII be sold fort $4,000 on accommodating
For sale by J.wN. HuYcK,
Or address Pc. Box 42s. Washington. DC oc7-6t
NOR SALE : HYATTsvILLE - ONE Broom
Frame Dwelling on Railroad ave one ll-room
properly within miles Of HSatsviile The same sor
order and on easy Also Humber m Of Ieeas
fu FSr lSsrsed hSis ssTy cheap
al SSsSSa i Ss, LOT acre. beautifully
A number Of Lots; well located and convenient to
Several hSnsss Farms Of various sizes Lots ..
id Fl terms easy ApRly to RUckEIT
II Lands for Sale or Exchange. We have millions Of
s 1Js for sale and can suit an NJ REM CO. a2i
20, Lots. Cottages, Country Homes and farms on
easy terms. Dairy Farms g e 400 acres
oc4-lm e35 Fs..
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CMTH's cQADINATIoN DART oATGTT
y For Lad1se and 0enSa,
osa-sn ssyss u Sass.ss sss:s..
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FoRTY-FIvE MINUTES TO BALrIMoRE.-Take
the Baltimore and Ohio 45-minute flyers on
your trip TO the monumental city. ei. 20 for
the round trip from October to II, good I'M
I'll October II inclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-11

Ar Sligo A Pam.
Sutton Mosquetaire Driving Gloves surely
worth &c.
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SCTs A FOOT; BEST SPECULATION IN DIS
90 Per cent year incrssss BEAUTIFUL sts Cs.
hixhest bidderby Nov. l. Apply q 80 Isene. ocl-1n
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Patriotic fervor was considerably damp
ened here 10y the leaden skies and drilling
fogs of the GLORIOUS Fourth" state OF
weather heretofore unknown by the oldest
I lnhabitani. who declares that there was
never before IN his time an Independence
day that the sun failed to shine ut,1Il
iass Heated and unlimited fire crackers
popped eXutantly, a. there was small
danger Of fire alarms on such a day, aud
the Southwest Harbor mines had a grand
game Of base bali matched with the home
kids" l> their challenged club. the Seal
ilarhors, were fog bound and failed to ap-
pear, The Ladies' Renev client Society
spread bountiful dinner in fremont hail.
which was literally patronzed by home
people, but no spread-eagle speeches
warmed the patriotic heart, no white
winged sail boats dotted the harbor
though the Agnes" merriiy steamed back
ana forth. conveying dancing parties to
lslesford. Roman candies and rockets
helped to enliven the evening at the cor
ner." So on the whole, the day passed of
much better than could have been antici-
pated In the morning.
The Seal Harbor nine got their true bear
ings and sighted Southwest Harbor at
noon on Saturday, and We're warmly wei
coined by the Southwest Harbors A very
interesting game was played with the fol
lowing result:
Southwest liarbors, Al scores
Seal Harbors n
There must be good luck in lighting on
ones own stamping ground for our bows
got their revenge for being beaten recent
ly Mt the Seal liarbor grounds We hope
they will keep up the rivalry and match
often during the season
The Rev. Mr. Mccartney occupied tn.
pulpit at the Union church, Sunday, July
tn His newly made wife. who Is at pres
ent in Somcsvillc. will join him here for a
weeks visit
he syndicate owning the northeast por-
ton Of Nntton'S Island has sold a lot Of
I'VE acres, including the Iart hcadland np-
po~itc Seal iarhor To Mr. William Burn
ham Of the standard Steel Works. Phila-
delPhia. This is very important sale for
the owners If this valuable property.
II NJ. E~iahrook and family. of Gorham
Me, arr visiting Mr. and Mrs James
( lark NJ this place. The Fremont public |
library h. indebted to Mr. E>tabrook for a /
recent contribution Of dozen volume, of (
-"nd literature such kindly interest j. .
gratefully appreciated by the ASSOCIATION
The Young people here are glad to vet /
come Mss Alice Clark among them again
10. ltc season SPRAY.
.lutN
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A Tribute to Mrs. Mary A. Davis
from the W. c. T.. v.

A fter the excellent notice % the death Of
Mrs Mary A. DaVt, that appeared III late j.
sue Of the AMERICAN another would Seem I'M
called FOR. but " lille that expressed the scnti-
ments OF TIL, community. the members Of the
W0man'- Christian Temperance Union wish
% add their tribute Of respect and admiration
for the character OF one Of their nnst faithful
members. For more than twenty wears Mr..
Davis has been an earnest and faithful laborrr
10 the cause OF temperance, and when the "
{. +. L. wa. formed in this city she
OF the first to wear the white ribbon. Ever
ready at the call OF duty She has filled with
honor and fidelity many offices in the organ
izatlon; no task 30 hard or unpleasant but >he
was ready to undertake 1t. II in the cause she
50 dearly loved. For many wears her weekly
visits TO our county Jail and her words Of en-
couragement and comfort have cbeered the
hearts OF the inmates. All work for the up
building of humanity found helping hand in
our friend and sister: her zeal in the good
work exceeded her physical endurance. How
many times we have heard her say, Il am not
able, but will try" We shall miss her pleas
ant face and wise counsels al our weekly meet
ings but We cherish the hope hat though remov-
ed from our sight. she is still with us and her
spirit will inspire us with renewed zeal aud
the spirit OF sef-sacrifice in our work for the
lifting of humanity. We will not then
mourn the loss OF our friend and sister. for in
the true.t and biz hest sense. she is not lost but
has removed to "a higher sphere, where with
clearer vision she will still be aborer in her
Fathers vineyard. The sympathy Of the
Union is with her husband, children aud rela-
tiyes In their afflicton.
W. G. r. U.