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GEORGETOWN.

Hurt BY A FAII--Alfred Fortune. a colored
hod-carrier, employed on the new school build
ing in course of erection on 2Sth street. fell
from a scaffold TO the ground. a distance OF
about twelve feet. yesterday afternoon, and
sustained severe injuries of his left side and
shoulder. He was attended by DIR. Snyder at
the third precinct station, and was taken TO
his home at Rosslyn, Va.
KsIoHTs OF PyrHIAs ELEcrIoS.-The follow
ing officers Of Hermione lodge, No. IL, X. Of p,
were elected last night: J. c. Cengston, p. O.;
Thomas Flayharty, c. c.; F. s. Neikirk, v. c.;
]. w. Coon. p. M; J. T. Linkins NJ. at A.
Hrs Jaw BRoKEa BY FALL-1his morning
about 1880 o'clock an accident occurred at the
corner Of 30th and streets. George Huddle-
some, timer. was at work upon scaffoid
when the scaffold broke. He fell a distance OF
about twenty feet He had his jaw-bone
broken.
TWICE FrSEp.-Iast night Policeman Shanks
arrested John Glascoe near the corner of 26th
and Bridge streets on charge of indecent ex-
posure, Glascoe appeared TO be drunk. When
taken to the station a razor was found In his
pocket. This morning in the Police Court he
was fined Is in the exposure case. and for
carrying the razor the highest hne-S50 or 70
days-was imposed
NorEs--The Eagle republican club has de-
cided to take part in the proposed serenade 70
Senator-eiect Chandler. - James Harpers
child died here yesterday without medical at
tendance.
TEHPERAruRE AND CONDITION OF WATER At
A. M-Great Falls, temperature, 20; condi-
ton: 8; receiving reservoir, temperature, "a;
condition Ut north connection, 3: condition AZ
south connection, ~; distributing reservoir,
temperature, "a; condition at infuent gate
house, 3; condition ut effiuent gate-house, 81
High tide in the river to-day at tbs pm; low
tide ct las pm
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THE sEAToN sILvERwARE.
Ferdinand Lowenstein Held for Acs
ton OF the Grand Jury.

Yesterday afternoon, In the Police Court,
Prosecuting Attorney Armes called Judge
Miilers attention b the pending case Of
Ferdinand Lowenstein. charged with receiving
the siiverware stolen from the house Of MrS
Munroe and alleged 30 be the property OF Mr..
Malcolm seaton, as heretofore published in
TEE STAR. Mr.. Shillington, for the defendant,
argued the question Of ownership. He claimed
that the ownership Of the property was not
properly laid In Mr.. Seaton's name. His father
lett no viii and there are three heirs. The
property was in Mrs. Munroe's house and under
her care, and he thought that the ownership
laid im her name would have made stronger
case. He referred 20 the young man. PRANK
Brainerd, who admitted the theft NJ having
lied upon the stand. Counsel argued that the
warrant was detective, as il did not follow the
Language OF the law, aud set out that Lowen-
the owner.
REMARKS or yvDeE MILLER.
The judge said that SO far rs an indictment
was concerned he agreed with counsel that IL
should set out that the defendant received the
goods with intent to defrand the owner but in
was not necessary TO set il ont in a warrant of
TINS Kind warrant for extradition the Judge
saia was inherent. in such a warrant the
whole matter would have 20 be set ont
Mr.. Shillington said that he did NOT want the
case case decided on technically, but on the facts
The defendant was not common criminal. but
an honest business man. He thought that the
case had failed.
Justice 5. Q. Mills followed in behalf of the
oeienoant Prosecuting Attorney Armcs made
no argument
Judge Miller in disposing Of the case said
that the question for the court TO decide is not
whether the defendant is guilty under all the
circumstances, but merely whether the gov
ernment has made out prima facia case. The
5uese QUO not think that the testimony was
snfhcient for final judgment of CONVICTION
Inc court had Its own idea about the fact that
she thief had not been prosecuted. Judge
Miller then mentioned the testimony. showing
that the silver was bought at so cents an ounce
aha so,a AZ 10 cents, fact which. he said,
seemed TO have escaped the vigilance Of Che
prosecuting officer
The defendant was held in $500 bail for the
action of the grand jurv.
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LIKE JESSE PoMEROY.
A Nine Year-Old Boy Breaks the Leg
of a Small Child.

This morning, in the Police Court. serious
assault case was called TO the attention of
Judge Miller. The defendant was Chas. Boots.
nine-year-old boy, who lives at No. 1928 Della
ware avenue southwest. The injured person ia
Wallace Cook, three-year-old boy, who lives
with his aunt, Miss Mamie Regain. No. I2l6
Delaware avenue. The assault occurred about
ten days ago in Miss Regan's yard According
to the evidence the defendant is a bad boy. and
Miss Regan had frequently complained about
him and driven him from her premises. On
the day charged Hoots entered the yard where
the little one was playing, and first threw q
brick at the child, which fortunately missed its
mark, and then struck the little boy across the
legs with an umbrella stick and twisted the
stick under the little fellows feet in such q
manner that the childs leg was broken DIR.
Winters attended the little sufferer
Judge Miller said 10 the defendants mother
that she had bad son and would have 10 look
after him. The judge said that he would inn
pose fine of $50 and suspend sentence during
good behavior. The judge told Mrs Hoots that
If there was any further complaint against the
boy he would be sent to the Reform school,
and warned her 10 keep him on her premises.
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SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS AT BAY RIDoE.-Jules
Levy, the world renowned cornetist will make
his second appearance at Bay Ridge Sunday,
June 80. and continue during the entire week,
giving each performance in connection with
the celebrated Naval Academy band. On Mon
day, July 1, q grand jubilee concert will be
given by Gilmore's immense chorus, consisting
of 500 voices. The Anvil chorus has also been
engaged at great expense. Also, Myron NJ.
Whitney, the great basso. No extra expense.
Round-trip tickets, 81; children, SOC. For
schedule of Bay Ridge trains see advertisement
in another column. Passengers from Washing
ton taking the morning boat from Bay Ridge
are furnished with first-class dinner and sup
per so cents each.-Adu
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A Chapter of Accidents.

Alfred Wilson, employed at the Washington
riding academy, was kicked by horse satur-
day. 1t was supposed he had been only slightly
injured, but yesterday his condition was so bad
that he was sent to the Garfield hospital.
Last night Vim. A. Dorsey, a six-yesr-old
colored boy was run over on o, near 9th street
northwest. by the feed wagon Of J. v p. Ritter,
of 1926 9TH street The boys leg WAS broken,
and he was taken 10 the Children's hospital
Jas. A. Garrett living at l02 Pierce street,
fell on 9TH, between L and NJ streets last night.
and was badly injured
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LOCAL NOTES.

A number Of young men have organized
themselves into q club 20 be known as the Frank
lin literary club The officers are J. Harry Daily,
president; chas. A. Hewlett, vice-president; A.
b. Price, secretary; Joa- l. Weller, cor secre-
tary; John G. 1cLouRhlin- treasurer; v. A
Sheehy, librarian; Jos- Guigta- censor.
The District signal corps has consolidated
With Bsttery A. District militia.
Mr. n =. Oromelin. The of6c1al s1enographoe
a. the executive department at HArrisbures
Win reign his position July 20 accept that Of
secondary Of the Columbjs phonograph con-
pany, Of This city.
The child q NafldA Bolen, Of No. 3o12 y
street northwest died yesterday without nsde
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In Memory of Mrs. HAYES.

The prayer meeting at the Foundry N. e.
church last evening was converted into .
memorial meeting in commemoration Of Mrs.
President Hayes, who during her residence
here was a member Of the congregation. The
pastor, Rev. DIR. Elliot. in opening the meeting
made feeling address and various members Of
the congregation made appropriate remarks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-27

PARLoR CARS TO LEXINGTON, vA-Pullman
buffet parlor cars are now running between
Washington and Lexington, Va, on b. and o.
express trains, leaving Washington 1890 a. m,
arriving Lexington 500 p. m. and leaving Lex
ington 600 a. m, arriving Washington 500 p.
m.-Adrt
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AUCTION SALES.

DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
Ass1ssEEs SALE OF EETIRE sIock @ GRO
WILL. ETC, ETcs coNTAINfD- fN sToRE
Eq sr SGS FFyx56SSEFIHE REEsE rEEEr CORNER OF
BY virtue Of deed OF assignment 70 me, duly re-
WI sell on MONDAY. July EIGHTH, A; d. 1889.
ssss ons1 4 noi. Ha sss en-
tire stock contained therein, consisting In part Of
sTt 1ScaAs dy sNb1i,f S9F I5l1,s IkA
SPECS, cHNNEp MATS. VEGETABLES. &C.
MHIsKlESs BRANDIEs, WINES,
COFFEE Mil, SLOW CASES, scALEs
lion SAFE, GOOD WILL. &C, &C.
The stock can be inspected WIN FIRST be offered
then immediately be sold in detail
TERMS CASH
HENRY R ELLIOTT,
yeSTdts Assignee Of VIM. 8. Brown Co.
TsHoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
MY AUCTION ROOMS SATURDAY., JUNE
TTTMTENNT NY MN , 1859, CoMMENGiNS At
EVERY DESCRIPTION, IN WHICH THERE ARE
G GSE P Pn 3T PARL0R, CHAMBER, AND
1000 CidARs. AssokTED BRANDS.
HORSES It o ExHhSH gq W9sSss, nc.
srt At SlTF FEiFS Sf1 ff1ns.
ATTwEIvEH O'CLOCK
ONE EINE LARGE DARK BAY HORSE. CARRIAGES
,eSS-at THos BOWLING Auctioneer
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II Pleaf1ng done It 6IM0f'6pleating Establiahnlent
~ X gsltimcrs e. hslH9oss, Nd r.saingtoi
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FOR RENT-HOUsES.

IrQR RENT-10-ROON BRICK HOUSE, OPPOSITE
Il Judiciary square, ST. all modern conveniences
balance Of year Inquire at 437 g st. 5e22-1w'
EoR RENT : 623 = ST NV; TEN ROOMS;
Il part could be let for Office purposes; e75 per
month. ). H. GRAY CO., 637 r st. NV. je24-6t
LS0R RENT-1302 L ST.-ELEvEN ROOMS AND
II cellar; sanitary plumbing For terms and per
HAM, 1405 St JeIS-1ms
VVOR RENT-FLATs 231 ST. NV. NEAR COR
y 18th St and Pa. ave- being I'd and ID floors; all
advance, s40. Apply 1916 Pa. ave. 3e1s-10t
EOR RENT-1537 l4TH ST N. W.. VERY COM
H Portable 3-story brick rooms, large parior and
cellar. bath. and yard basement rent $40. Apply
to owner. All 18th Key atcorner store. my l2m
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Johnson. GARNEn & Co.

Will offer this week SO pieces beautiful FIGURED
LAWN at BE-; case fine quality MADRAS GING-
HAMS in plain stripes and paids at &C. Large assort
ment of CHALLIES, &c., 10c., l2lxc BATIsTE one
yard WIDE &c. 36-inch HENRIETTA CLOTH in all
the new shades 25c.
Ladies' and Gents GAUZE UNDERWEAR at low
prices.
Plain and Fancy STRAW MATTINGs, oILcLoTHs
JOHNSON. GARNER co,
je6-3m 636 Penn ave. near 9TH ST. NV
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IGOR RFNT-UNFURNIsHED-

!, 506,e 10th st. NV. .s25
"a h St, n.e..........l7.30
i2l0U T. st. n. e.......15.30
STORES.
1722 14th st. str. &dwg. Go
ll140 18th ST., store and
J, API 4 ii
Fur. fat, Slo 10Th st.
Fur. flats. H St, bet. 18th
} Il 1Sthsts. $780, % and 40
Apartment house for
colored people, rooms
IS TO 50 each.
} OFFICES.
Office rooms, $40 7th st.
STABLES.
Stable rear TAG Goth. 20
ISHED.
10th ST., near Dupont
Circle. 81 66.6 6 per mo
Sunderland Place. loo
DeSales st. tfrom May
I'D. Observation-Disclosures. DO
+ ST., bet. 18th K 18th
SITS. ..................S 3. 80
q ST. bet. 18th and 18th
SITS. Tor simmer. so
} Sunderland Place, for
summer. 30
r St, bet. 18th Il 14th sIs.
Il from Oct. D..........-
, 18th ST.. bet. IL and i
SITS. ttor suinmerl. 30
X. i. ave., near 18th ST.,
(for summer). 40
} + st, bet. 18th ana
goth SITS. (for sum
nhrl. ......... Az
y St, bet. ConD.av. and
} 10th st. for summer. 40
J North side COrcoranst..
} bet. ] 9th and 18th SITS. 30
, III St, bet. 10th and
21st SITS flor summerl
per month. $50
J i ST.. near ] 4th, flor the
summer) per month. 20
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

IrOR SALE--FINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE. SIX
II bath, water in house, good WE'LL fruit trees,
pie ave. and Spring st.. Anacostia. Je21-2w'
NOR RENT-TEN ACRES OF BELMONT GOOD
IL Garden Ground; small Cottage, five rooms; neces-
sary outbuildings all in good repair; shade trees
good spring; situation healthy and handsome in Mont
gomery, six miles from city by 9TH l4th SITS. Apply
TO SILVER SPRING FARM. 7th-st road; or to q REIN
CUNNINGHAM, 1405 st. je22-6t'
DOR SALE-vILLA SITES AND FARMS, WITH
II or without houses ON line of railroad. the
city Purchasers will be taken back and forth to
the properties Apply for particulars OF JOHN ..
JOHNSON, 92S st. 5e20-lw
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Ii SUBURBAN HOUSES AND LOTS.
We have for sale at original prices and easy terms
choice lots in the principal suburban of
Washington and vicinity.
1t will pay those WHO intend to invest in home or
for speculation TO call and examine plat lists of
property situated the Metropolitan Branch B. and
.. railroad, to wit: Takoma Park, Hailin Village,
Forest Glen Park, Brookland
Beautiful cottages on easy terms No trouble to
show property. Correspondence solicited.
TH0S. Z. WOODS SON,
5e141m Pacific Building, ga st. NV.
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ELPHoNZo YoUNGs COMPANY
ARE OFFERING.
SO BBLs. HIGH GRADE PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
at &5.69 barrel.
os FULL QUART CANS MAPLE SYRUP.
at &c. acan.
1000 LBS. EXTRA FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER
alta Very Low Price.
One Ton GENUINE MANDHEIING JAVA COFFEE.
roasted fresh every morning. There is
coffee grown in the world equal
to the Real Mandheling.
BENTs WATER CRACKERS, direct from the
Manufacturer.
BENTs' GRAHAM wAFERs uritao,a sreetenino)
direct from the Manufacturer.
NEW YORK PATENT WATER BISCUIT.
The finest thing Of the kind offered in Washington
ELpHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY
1e19 AIS NINTH ST. BET d ANDE
BARGAINS liz FINE
SHOES.
Commencing Monday. June "a. and continuing one
week, we viii allowa
DISCOUNT OF is PER CENT
ON ALL CASH SALES.
With large and we-selected stock of Fine Shoes
this is opportunity offered before to secure
Fine Shoes at q very low price.
SPECIAL Low PRICES.
On some broken lines we wish to close out Mems
women's and Children's High and Low-cut Shoes, in
Russell and Tan. Goat and Seal.
DALTON L STRICKLAND.
3e22-6t 93e Pennsylvania ave.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
EoR sALE-A BARGAIN-TwELvE-RooM BRICK
In on n, fine corner down town. within hye minutes
& T sffaf fG 'front.' PRICE ss
Iais ss.sS Psss ST. es.. sSss o5
's S1F RN5eEE sio i. $500 Sx
EoR sALE.-THREE-sTORY BRICK HOUSE, IN
central location; lot 2oI74 alley in rear; price
sSss9G terms to suit Inquire at losssth St NV
EoR sALE,THAT VALUABLE AND DEsIRABLE
4 property known as the Harris house located on
jes SsAr n FOR EsfeS METG nSrEe 1851 Est
EoR sALE-A VERY CoMMOpIOUs AND WELL.
oS hnss xin an an
lSsh ST. near Pa aye oeo NV; would exchange for
ava SS stylish 1OroOm corner house on Mass
Brand new Groom, press brick, window house
~, 6-Toom brick hall and bath all mod. imps on ST..
broom; hall and bath: press-brick window;
prom frame Ssa;s: Iss $50; Y vel, s1soo;
ASsssaSt bridge high and 6sathy 1n ssSh
EoR sALE-A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NEW BAY
II window brick. rooms and bath m. J.; pretty
after pm. OWNER. Si5 st. NV '' je25-3
HUN SAl1Er-NEW ll-hOOM hOOSE AND SlABLE
- with adjoining side lot 22.90xl0l to an alley
tire property for $4,000.
corner honse, nearly new. one square from Dupont
Recently built house. nine rooms, Goth st. near
Dupont circle; price 80, 600.
New ten room houses on south side Rhode Island
Northwest corner 10th and sts., with good frame
n9 sessss 'oo b SBRRlsE x WHITING 1920 st.
NOR SALE-BRICK' HOUSE, FRAME KITCHEN,
large rooms, on NJ St Sc, $1,000; lot 30x1o0 to
alley room for another building; q bargain,
U. L. BOYER,
313 ~ st. sw.
Frame house, St. s.w, corner of ~ ST. ;ot 20
ESQ and adjoining lot 20 it. 'front.' good condition;
$1,000; this IN chance for investment.
Large store and dwelling on Az ST. s.w lot 4OxI4
sale and retail good trade owners health bad will
be sold at a bargain. u. L. BOYER.
313 An ct. s.w
Brick corner on ST. NV; 3 stories and basement;
9roons and store; all mod. improvements; lot lS1xx
u BOYER.
te26-3t 3l3 ~ st. aw.
IrOR SALOON T ST NV, NEAR 18th STA
j. nice Frame Dwelling of rooms lot 2OxlO 90 to
alley will sell for $4,000 if bought at once this is
great sacrifice. Apply to p. A. DARNE1LLE, 6lS
ST. NV. je26-.ts
TOR sALE-EIGHT- ROOM BRICK HOUSE; BATH
y and cellar; 18th St. between s and T NV.
Good bargain for cash. Apply to A. j. I. ARUNDEL,
1901 SYST. NV. je25-3ts
lcOR sALE-NINE-ROOM BRICK DWELLING
Il 1907 st. NV. great bargain If sold ut once;
terms to suit II. CLAY STEWART SON, 1924 +
st.n.w. je25-3t
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l. 40 81 uth st. ne, 6r..
..2S
.95 STORES.
30
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHEI

1407 14th st. n.w.......40
2400 Pa. ave n.w........2O
21l1 9TH st. n.w....1S.50
SER h CD, 916 + st. NV.
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Il 1920 18th ST., Ar. 905 ne, Or MI 81 9. 80
all mi g. % 9U7 st. n.e- Or. $50
l1l1 18th st, Or. MI 90 81 Attn st. 6r 30
zoo Ase., 12r., mi 90 SIG 18th Or. g.15
1910 Riggs ST Sr, mi ..45 I2ly Wylie n.e Or II
1907 9th ST.. 1r, M. ..:}1 20l0 Hutton Ct, w. 81
400 Col ST. Or mi % 40 20lS Hutton CT, W., 3
14O1 Col st6r % 40 20.,3 Hutton CT. NV, Ar 8
~ 9TH St Sc, Sr I'D Green's alley, Ar. 8
l421 Nav. Or. mi 20 Rear 12l0 se., LIST A -
5il 9th st. H. Or. IN % Rear 121 se., I'd 3r o
2:S2 9th .6r 22. 80 Piers CT sw., 3r so
1874 9th st. n. e-,7r.m.i20i FURNISHED HOUSE.
7OS OH Sc, Or, mi 20 1904 II ST. w., Tor 100
40 9th Sc, Or, mi 20 STORE.
1893 Chine. 6r.. mi. 20 637 Pa ave. se......35
1881 9th n. e., Or, mi Is STABLE
I32 9th st. Sc. 6r.. W. Rear 81 i st. Is
and g...........-...16.30
SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY
te1S-1m 927 st.n.w.
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Ne. cor. of 18th and Q
SITS, per year. .....S1, 800
X St. bet. Conn. ave. aud
1oth 81. --..-........-300
Dupont Conference.-The
l. St, bet. 18th 4 10Th. 25C
q ST., rear 10th st. LEO
Cor. 10Th 4 L SITS. NV. zoo
II St, near Arlington
Hotel. ......... .2OC
i, bet. 18th & 18th, (for
Rulnmer............lTI
i. bet. 18th & 10Th. 1856 81
X ST., bet. j 9th Il 18th. BOO
n. e. cor. 18th and X
SITS. 1898. 3:} per month
o St, bet. 9th & 10th. .lOu
y St, bet. 18th 4 18th. lac
q ST. mr.. n. III. ave. ......15C
h, near Mcpherson so. :S0C
Conn. av., above X. zoo
Conn. ave-, above X st. .21C
Cor. Conn. ave. & n st. SOC
GONNA, b. n Il Dup'tC.25C
jefferson Place Il. h. 200
psf, mr.. Dupont cir. ...l5G
Conn av- near Dupont
Clrcle. ....-....-..- LA
Conn. ave, adjacent to
Lafayette square. 200
BULLETINS CAN BE
FICE. These houses can
mits from our office.
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I,OR RENT-BY THOs E. wAGGAsIAN, REAL
II ESTATE BROkER, 9l7 L ST. NV.
STORES, &c.

bIUkES. &c.
etore and cellar 10th Hall 18th &E SITS w.. 30
sta. II $50 store l0S q Is
Hall 18th Z SITS. 30 Stable 14i6 w...l5
Store and diving POI
The above r. only portion Of the property on my
hooks For full list call at office for bulletin fssre on
lie LIST and 18TH. ue25l THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

tS0R RENT-LE DRolT PARK, TWO STORY AND
IL cellar BRICK house. six rooms besides bathroom.
ttorm-room &c. moderate improvements: in perfect
order. 1913 Linden Sc. Apply on PREMISES or. 40
Massachusetts, ave n ". je27-3ta
T,OR RENT-601 CAII.AN ST. NE. WATER,
- sewer: &c, So 304 10th 81. s.e. 6rs.. bath.
pspered Sl1.30. 624 st me-, Grs, bath, papered.
si,ss;;-.a,. WRIGHT sT0CKELT.
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NOR RENT
Il Very desirable s-room brick house at 81 ID ST ..
O.. for go 1n advance) rent per month TO family
with few children or one child. Call on the owner
In the house. je26-4t'
I,OE RENT-4O7 4TH ST NV: IL ROOMS; ALL
II modern convenience: desirable house in good,
central location. .60 per month 1H0S. L. WAGGA-
MAN. Sl1 ST. nv je25-.3t
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uNOR RENT
II 1914 5th st. NV. rooms. 5000
1542 Columbia ST., rooms. .,...........-.... 2530
PIG Penn. Sc, 4-rOom Flat. $500
2lO and = -, of 229 Penn. sc r.. 500
je27-St Apply 403 9TH st NV.
Tor RENT-HoUsE I3I2 Q ST: SEVEN ROO Ms
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-05-11
DAYLIGHT.

Daylight, May Z, 1SS9.-A good
rain is badly needed. Several light
frosts last week.
Oats and grasses are looking bad.
Wheat looks very well.
Shealy Ware, travelling salesman.
was here few days ago.
]. III. Clawson's singing school at
Bald Knob closes next Saturday.
Elder l.. Brown will preach at
Pleasant Grove next Sunday.
The Sunday school at Pleasant
Grove has been invited to attend a
celebration at Mt. Zion the 25thof this
month. w. II. Hammer has been
chosen representative speaker.
Mr.. J. B. Henegar and wife spent
last Saturday and Sunday visiting
Mr.. H's father on Barren Fork.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-05-11
THAXTON.

Thaxton, Tenn, May s, 1885,
Everybody is busy here now. Farm
ers are blowing over corn; some the
first time and some the second. Peo-
'ple.generally have an unusually good
stand of corn.
Mrs. Harmon Willis, who has been
sick for some time, we are sorry to
learn is still quite feeble. Miss Bet
tie Scott is also quite sick.
O. M. Martin, of Summitville,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
uncle, r. r. Martin at this place.
Miss Matte Scott is visiting rela-
tives in our village this week.
William Snipes and sister spent
part of last week with their brother
and sister, Baxter Snipes and Mrs.
Allison.
DR.. Jesse Hill was visiting in our
village last Monday.
Our Quarterly meeting came off the
4th and 9Th and was we'll attended.
DIR. Leftwich, the presiding Elder,
preached some splendid sermons
while here.
The Mt! Zion and Mountain View
Sunday Schools are to join the Bas-
comb Sunday School the End Sunday
and have thanksgiving service and
basket dinner for the children.
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IRVING COLLEGE.

Irving College, May I, 1SS9.-The
dry, cool days which we are having
don't seem to be very healthy for the
corn and oats, especially the latter.
1t is now thought that oats will be
rather low on account of the stunt
from the cool, dry weather. How
ever, it has been fine time to culti-
vate corn, and it is generally in good
condition.
Last Saturday evening several of
the young people here attended a
wedding among the Swiss near Ber-
sheba. We did not learn the con-
tracing parties names.
Last Sunday parson Knowing was
married to Mrs. Oracle Rogers, Ed.
G. p, Moffitt performing the ceremo-
ny. Both parties werequite old, but
we hope they may spend the balance
of their lives happily together.
Mr.. G. w. Parks attended meeting
at st. Mary on Hill's Creek last Sum
day afternoon. He returned some
time between 9p. m, and Ia. m.
Our friend j. r. Hayes don't visit
McGregor Hill but twicea week now,
except in case of emergency; and
then, he don't stay more than AS
hours when he does go.
Mr.. N. B. Stubbleteld made a fly
ing visit to Irving College last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Nancy Stubblefield is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Tempo Hayes, who
is quite sick. We are glad to note,
however, that she is much better this
morning.
Mr.. Charley Barnes is building a
a very handsome residence Just
above here.
Miss Allie Cunningham was bur-
ried at Hebron cemetery one day
last week. She had been. afflicted
with epidemic paroXysims for q long
time,