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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16
HOUSE HERRMANNs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE.
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Ho11DAY PRESENTS,
HOLIDAY PREsENTsi
WHAT SHALL BUY
10 tne question agitating the minds of many.
PEkHAPS WE CAN HELP YOU.
Nyou wish to make gift of something both
| USEFUL AND HANDSOME,
Call on us-inspect our INDISPENSABLE stock OF
HOLIDAY GOODS.
We are confident that you will find something to suit
you.
HUNDREDS OF ELEGANT AND USEFUL
ARTICLES.
Among them are:
Handsome Cherry and Oak kockers In silk Plnsh,
| ct s5.
Rockers. Antique Oak and Cherry. upholstered In
Leather, So
Fancy Tables. Plush tops. $3.50.
Oak and Cherry Tables, 24-inch tops. $3.50.
Silver and Gilt Tables. Onyx tops, 90.
Hanging Cabinets, So
Fancy Easels, also
Standing Cabinets. Mantel Glasses, Chevsl Glasses
Handsome Dressing Tables, Book Cases. Hall Racks
Music racks. Piano Stools Easy Chairs. upholstered
In all styles. Gilt Corner and deception Chairs, solid
Brass Pedestals, sideboards Extension Tables Chairs
Of all kinds. Couches and Chifioniers
Attractive Assortment Of
LADIES' WIRING DESKS,
in Mahogany and Antique Oak (hand csrved).
These Desks elegant and very reasonable and
. gift cannot be otherwise than appreciated
Unlimited stock of Parlor Suites from est up.
Chamber Suites from &24 up.
Reed and Rattan Work Rockers. %.
Tables, a.
Work Baskets Work Stands. Foot Rests, h.,
Hundreds OF other aricles too numerous to mention
DRAPERIEs, &c.
Handsome Hand Embroidered Plush Table Scarfs
Beautiful Silk Table Scarfs, Embroidered In Gold
Silk and Chenille Table Covers.
Swiss Bed Sets-7 pieces 81. New and novel In de-
sign.
CHENILLE PORTIEREs.
SILK CURTAINS.
LACE CURTAINS
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS.
Owing to the lateness Of the season all Curtains
Draperies &c. have been reduced to actual COST Also
BIG REDUCTION IN
CARPETS AND RUGS.
Administer, Wiltons, Body Brussels. Tapestry
Brussels and Ingram Carpets at lowest possible prices
SMYRNA HUGS.
Examine the quality and prices.
SHEEPSKIN RUGS.
FUR RUGS.
, ANaoRA RUGS
WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS
FOR PARLOks, DINING ROOMS
HALLS AND CHAMBERS
Exquisite patterns latest colorngs Estimates fur
| nished
Call early and select your Holiday Goods before the
rush commences.
Until the holidays the store will remain open until
9pm.
JULIUS LANsBURaH.
d14 18th and r sta
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Saved by Q Petticoat.

Near Eastaliago, a small station fifty milei
east Of Birmingham, Ala, on the Georgia Pa.
oific railroad, Miss Betty Emmons was walking
along the track when she discovered that the
spikes had been drawn and rail moved. Just
as she made the discovery Miss Emmons heard
the roar Of an approaching passenger train
which was running at high speed. She knew
the train would be wrecked if she did not stop
it, and she did not hesitate an instant She
wore q red flannel petticoat and, hastily tear.
ing it off, ran toward the approaching train
waving the garment across the track. The en-
gineer saw the signal In time to stop the train.
When the passengers learned of their narrow
escape and Miss Emmons GOODNESS they at once
made up handsome purse and presented it to
her
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BALTIMORE AND Ono RArIno.p

schedule in eject November 40. 1850
Leave Washington from station corner Of New ysrssy
For chic.s9 and Nsrihwe.t HesubulsA Lanitsa
0e c, neiS 81 81 foa .np pDs sSo
daily, Z: 10 aud II 80 pm.
eITess daily I M ssd esprs:s so pm n'''e
for L.Ilnston aud Local ststons no :Soam
FL Sss%sTs Sssf S.ss 90. . 90, 40. 20
s:Sp s S.9a "a 80 90 u 90 IS mlu.ss
= - 5sS so s! = y s,s a,n 700
@ ssf lso fs ss Ssu 1850 S 80
For way st.tons between w.shi.sto. spl B.lu-
0ts 81 sandsys SO E iiS "a
Ss st, Ss' FL s; sSa 800 -" SIS s:
1o5S s % q go SS d a2bS 90 tlS
l lo;;5 and and !! 100 pm Zoo sundays. SSd afS $50
@ so aiO 4sS $50 iosa x ioas t .ua
sunday. aT Ee. sed AsnssJ Jim 90
An. 1905 and $50 pm Sundays. : 80 4 N. 400
For station: on the Metropolitan Branch to:46
1888 !. 10 ,p pm tcT principal stations 0aiS
For hoet.ille and Way Stations, "A IS pm
f9r Ca ana interniediate points. 90 :ooa
For BOyds and intermediate stations. " 100 pm.,
Ghu. t1 !. s. y. on sg1s
For FREDERICK, ts AS. fiu 80 M, fs:Io. ~ 81
m; sqndays l:l5 pm
Trains arrive IRON chicago daily ii :45 a m ana
4:O5 p NJ from Cincinnati and Louis daily as
an. and l.oV pm. from f1ttsburg z: 10 Am- os6o
pm. daily.
MN YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
tor New York IreDtOn. Newark and Elizabeth n
j. 4;oO. tS:OU, 'y:20, -l2 10 M, 90 So q 20 and
.iO:oO pm. Buffet psrlor all day trsanA
Sieol ins car on the 1850 = u, open y W pm
For Philadelphia, Newark, Wilmington aud Chester
100 10 10 1870 'l2:OU am, 1880. = 20, 40
and 10 30 pm
IS5 pcln,. between Baltimore md Phil
Trains leave New York for Washington. e 30
II 90 am. 900, '3:2Q. $500 y N aud ~ Is
night.
Trains leave Philadelphia for Washington q 60
q; TO- 10 ~, II 80. q 40 500, "a 40 D. m
For Atlantic City Il 90 an aud slx 100 M bpur
days Z Oo am aud l2:oo noon.
Baggage called Tor and checked from hotes aud rse
idences BY Union IrAnsfer orders left &C nkSo
J. l. ODkLL. CHAs u sCUIIx
NIL Gen Manager Cen. Pass. Ag1
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Opposed to Common Schools.

Opposed to Common Schools.
At the meeting Of the Presbyterian synod OF
West Florida and Alabama at Pensacola, DIR.
Shearer, president Of Davidson college, North
Carolina, created sensation by denouncing
public schools, and advocated the training Of
Presbyterian children in schools fostered by
the church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16
Two of Rube Burrows' Gang Captur

Two of RUDE Burrows Gang Captured.
A special from Amory, Miss, gives an &C
count Of desperate encounter there about 2
o'clock Saturday morning in which Detective
Jackson of the Southern express company and
three assistants bagged Rufus Smith and Jim
Cling of Rube Burrows gang. Amory is Just
over the line from Lamar county, Ala, where
Rube lives
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Housx Il HERnxAsrs
EouITABrI
CREDIT
sYsrxx

oToTEN
THE FOLLY OF DIFFERING PURCHASEs UN.
TIL THE LAST WEEK, WHEN ALL rs HURRY AND
BUsTLE. MUST BE MANIFEST TO ALL GOOD
HOUSE KEEPERS EVEN IF READY MONEY BE
MORE PLENTIFUL THE REQUIREMENTS OF
THE SEASON ARE MULTIPLIED WHILE WE
ARE OFFERING NO LARGE DISCOUNTS, WHICH
IMPLY EITHER
PAST ExToRTIoA
PRESENT DECEPTION
WE DO CLAIM THAT A VERY FEW DOLLARS,
JUDICIoULY EXPENDED WITH US DURING THE
COMING wtEK. WILL ENABLE RELIABLE
HOUSE KEEPERS TO LIaHTRN THE CARES OF
THEIR DAILY STRIFE AND THE BETTER 10
ENJOY THE SEASON OF FESTIVE MRTH AND
GOOD CHEER, 30 SOON TO BE UPON ua
THE ADAPTAB1LITY OF DUB
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM
TO THE PECULIAR
CONDITIONS AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF ZACH
INDIVIDUAL CUSTOMER HAS FOR YEARS BEEN
RECOGNIZED AS FEATURE
DIsTINCTIvELY OUR OWN.
REQUIRING BUT NOMINAL SUM AS EvI.
DENCE OF YOUR GOOD INTENTION We WILL
SELL YOU ON
ANY ARTICLE WITHIN THE
CONFINES OF OUR
STORES.
GRANTING you THE EXPERIMENTATION OF
REPAYINa Us IN SMALL PARTIAL PAYMENTS
BY THE WEEK OR MONTH, As YOUR ooNvE.
NIENCE DICTATES. IN SUBTRACTION OF THE
DEBT.
OUR BOOKS ALREADY CONTAIN HUNDREDS
OF ORDERS FOR CHRISTMAS EYES DELIVERY,
AND WE EXTEND THE BENEFITS OF OUR
EQUITABLE SYSTEM TO ALL WHO MAY WISH TO
AVAIL THEMSELVES OF OUR OFFER.
"oUR SOUVENIR" STILL LEADs
HOUSE HERRMANNs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE,
s21 and o2s 7th It and eS6 Masa sv~ NV
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wagon was directly across the track when the
train struck it Jones, the injured man, was
apparently much better this morning. The
bodis. Of the four dead men were turned over
TO their friends today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16
Girls In SurDlices.

novelty was introduced in the services O.
DR.. Heber Newton's church yesterday. The
choirs Of the churches of the Holy Spirit ant
Of All souls were united, ROBBED in surplices ant
seated on both sides Of the chancel facing tn,
congregation. The gowns Of the lady Singer
are Of q rich, dark purple, resembling some
what in shape the gowns Of college men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16
GRzAr Syndicate SA1s
ORA
QUARTER OF MILLION DoILARD
WORTH OF FINE rAIIoR-MADg

T..
q TIE LARGE FoUR-sToRY BRICK BUILDING.
COR. OH AND SIS. N W.
Three Of the harvest clothing houses In this
country have consolidated their surplus soc amount.
sun. and Sysrca.s. iSI Ssn. sosa f ma
SLidrsn Entire sssortmsnt at retail At 30 cents ON
Ihsss goods are Manufactured for the finest trsda
and VIII DO sold at 33 cents the dollar nsnufsct
9ffng cost leo many GOODS ON band 10 the reason
bogus BANKRUPT stock u shody trssh but an homes,
and q IS CENT. % q S.:s [ :: @oIss Of
Men he.SS kiSsss Dssssn.l Suit. ears, worth
Mems Hssvy Double breasted wsolsu suisa s5.a5;
Mems GOOD. Honest WOODEN Psuss $50. worth a
ssn,s Winter 0yerco..a. % %; worth Sl0.
nens STORM listers, Fur Collar and Cu0A WOODEN
4oSis s si s ssis. 3ss 81 -or u o.
81: 9ssssa.s '' cssssi. md Hsisos. Sis7.
SslisTsn: s SUIT: sii9 SS: yS a,.sst
is:.s Eas:. assS ss.sn. he eoss Of labor IN
: 1ss,ss n e.: 80; sS .ss hens els.nmsas
tAs eosps5y: Ta.rs WIN also BE- sold si.Ssns Su.i.
ssss sad s.s sgits 70. Gentlsmsn 1t sx75. % SO
sSs ts1sas s mort, sR0 and
lble clothing GOOD enough Tor : miIiiona,rs 10 %ssr
car os mite ais.ss .sSs,:s
81 4. Sss ale
srS made IL shis ssF
aEsfTATE; DON'T DELAY. First coms ART choice
LOCO pair chiidrsa's Knee Pants. 2Oe. worth SOa
PLEASE CALL EARLY IN THE DAY TO AVOID
he RUSH IN TIE AFTERNOON.
IL cor 9Th md 4 In me hzus ssar-ssosy brsca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16

TEN SHOW ROOMS FILLED WITH THE LATEST
PRODUCTIONS OF THE FURNITURE AND Up
HOLsTERY ART FROM THE RECOGNIZED
MANUFACTURING CENTERs OF THE WORLD.
Grand Exhibition Of IMPORTED NOVELTIES
suitable for HOLIDAY and WEDDING PRESENTS.
and for Drawing Room use and ornAusntation. 81
specially attractive prices.
visitors TO New York cordially invited to cali
and examtns our stock and pricea Ths central oca-
ton Of our establishment (sd3oinins Eden Musse,
makes il easy Of access from al pArss Of the city
se19-3tkm. w.s3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16

4 WAGON STRUCK 81 D. AND P. EXPRESS TRAIN
GOING At THE BATE OF FIFTY MILES AN HOUR
THE conoNER's INQUEST - THE wAToHMAN
CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

HICKERIN6 PIANOS
" Pull stock Of uprfshss and Grand
JOHN y. Hills 90,
eS1 fenna ava
JOHN p Ellis Co,
PIANOS FOR RENT OR SALE
On Monthly Paymenta
JOHN y. ELLIS CO..
PIANOS MOVED. TUNED AND REPiIRKD-
BY Competent Workmsn.
OLD SQUARE PIANOS TAKEN IN Pant PAR.
msnt for New and full value allowed.
JOHN p. ELLIS 90,
e37 PennA ave.
Smallest Perfect Upgight Piano in the world-only
ESQ. JOHN r. ELLIS co.,
MASON HANnIx ORGANS AND fIANos.
JOHN 4. ELLIS 90.
s~,x,,, sSI RsnnA sva
JOHN +. ELLIS CO,
MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS MUSIC BOXES, MrsiCxI
Instruments and Musical Merchandise OF ali kinda
JOHN =. Kills Co.
o1S-1m S31 Penna ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16

Edgar Saltus, the novelist, arrived in New
York Friday night on the North German Lloyd
steamer Trave. To New York Tribune re-
porter Saturday he spoke as follows in regard
10 the suit for divorce on the statutory
grounds which his wife brought against him
there few days ago: II heard that my wife
intended to bring suit for divorce against
me, through q letter from friend. was very
ill at the time in London, but in spite of the
orders Of my physician I at once took the
steamer for this country. have come not
necessarily to defend myself against the suit
but to protect the honor Of the young lady
who is named as correspondent. had no in
tention whatever Of skulking in London while
the suit was being tried, Is was reported" Mr..
Saltus is in poor health. He had gone abroad
to attend to the translation Of his books into
French and had intended to stay until spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16
PROFESSIONAL

N NE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THK EvENTBOB
Ul lIFk AL busineas com delt ial Ladies and Yoz-
0esnen 90 cents each %O6 st. between 4th and -
sts. NV. auzo-lSws
DROP. CLAY. THE OLD-EsTABLISHED ONLY
II reliable genuine and paturAl-born Clairvoyant
Astrooger aud Medium IN this city has located per
Clay born with yeti and wonderful prophec gt Of
second sight reveals every hidden mystery, hnds
stolen property brings sepsrsted together causes
speedy msrrsges gives success In business removes
pending psnsionA divorces Law suts. speculstionA
love or anything you are N doubt Of Never bean
sittings. SOC. Hours am. TO $50 pm sundays
2 to pm d7-l2ts
Once hours, An 70 . pm. 421 9th st. nv. Open
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Ten Tons of Glycerine Exploded.

leH 1Ons Oh UIyCerIne EXpI0ueos
Three separate glycerine magazines blew up
yesterday at North Clarendon, about seven
miles above Warren, Pa. The amount Of glyce-
rine exploded was over ten tons. The maga-
zines were owned by the Rock glycerine COM
pany, John Kuhn and Mr.. Mckay. The ex-
plosion set fire to two $4,000 barrel tanks full
pany, which viii be total losses. several oil
derricks and small wooden tanks were also
burned. No one, SO far a. can be learned. was
injured. Nearly every window in Clarendon
was broken and much damage was done to sur
rounding property. The loss is estimated at
e100, 000 Oil men claim it to be the largest
explosion Of the kind in the history Of the oil
regions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Tl,o NORFOLK AND FORT MoNRoR
1HE OLD FAvOkITk sIEAMkh GEORGE LRAKY.
Arponim.nu nr.s-cI... r.sl. uDeac.lisd ~
rooms large comfortable and heated by steam pulto
and attentive orhoen. Thorough eisciplns.
From 7th-strect wharf NoNDAlh HkDNE6DAm
i he only steamer landing ct Boston wAarf Horfslh
and the only line having exclusive connection With
Tickets and rooms ct els and 1851 Psansyivsnas
ave- Aswleys 10th aad IA y, apd k1oxs ExpessA
dences- Teiephone No. 1853.
mig MA :. WEIGH. sups. cd Cen A
NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND nm
N south.-Dsily Line except ssturdaya On snd sfSs2
MONDAY, November - 1855. stesinsD LADY Of tho
Lake and Jane Moseley, having been rspaired -
newly furnished will leave sixth-street vharf tenn
mus 7th and Stn street cara q 8 pm kssu1ine
hour. Close connections for New York, Rhfladalpk8
and North and south For state rooms and infocWar
ton regarding freight call st Wharf Tslsphops 0a
-. Also y and v. Ticket OthceA Gle and 36l n
board coXsfiSa oSSPANH. ~AD sle
M CUNT VERNON
Steamer ". v. cORooRAN, cspA L 4 usn
lesvss 9Th ct wharf daily texcept sunday Tor HolS
Vernon. leaving ~ 10 AM reaching WaahiDG ton 49,
S:3Up pm. fafA round uap 81 inciuahl6 adlnaG12GS
NV lion sTLANEE sMxIEYIxru
Leaves 1th-etreet vhen on AQNDAfk fHCkSDAn
rs ~ susbsis % I9:s4H
Landings n tar Nomipi Crssk, Va, So CsscsaS ~
snd leonardtown, Nd. CONNECTS v1Ih nd u - ~
hhepheras; see scheauls. sOHA = kAbafTT. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16

Ex-Gov. Carr0ll's Daughters Fortune.
A dispatch from Vienna, Austria, to the New
York Tribune says: "Count Anton Won Heus-
senstamm and his American wife, who was .
Miss Agnes Carroll Of "DouRhoregan manor"
have become entitled to an immense fortune
by the death last week, without issue, of Count
Theodore Heussenstamm, who led q most
romantic kind Of existence, and who acquired
fame in literature under the nom de plume Of
Theodore Stamm." Count Theodore, who
had reached the advanced age of eighty-nine,
was the sole surviving representative of the
Gratenhausen' branch Of the family. The
revert to the senior, or Stahrenberg branch, in
the persons Of Count Anton HeussenstaInm
and his wife. It will doubtless be remembered
that the marriage Of the latter was celebrated
IN April, 1887, by the papal nuncio at Vienna
regiment Of lancers and Q chambe rlain Of the
Emperor.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

q. PEssAeso & Sous
sos 9th NV.
Direct importers Of fine Italian French and Domestic
WINES, LIQUORS AND CoRDIALs.
Lachrima Christi of Naples Asst Wine. Barolo Bar
bera Wine, BIsccLetto Wine, Chianu in bottles aud
fasks, Capri, And many other fpe brands.
ITALIAN DELICACIES,
Macaroni. Olive Oil, chooses. Dry Mushrooms &c
Agents for u. GroszinGsr lountville Nsps Co. Cali
fornia Wines aud rsndiss. Agents Limestone is
tillery, Kentucky Bourbon and kye Whiskies dg-3ws
A Lbs. NEW CUKRANTS, 25c; s LBS. NEW RAJ
II sins, Zoe; ID. Good Butter, 25c.; 4 lbs Apple
Butter. 25c.; my Bouquet Whisky" only 81 So per
o'HAREs CASH GROCERY,
dim l245 9TH st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16

ROBINSON & HEspERsos,
FINE Gk0CEkIES, PROVISIONS
AND TABLE LUXURIES
Having located at l406 1t. NV we would be Glad
to friends and the public generally Satisac-
ton guaranteed prices low and goods fur
nshed. Give Us \ call and satisfy yourself. MO I'm
ErAkLY ROSE POTATOES, 65c. BUsHEL
II Full Cream Cheese. l5c. ID. New Prunes &C. LII
Full line Foreign and Domestic Dried Fruit; Also 4
full line Of Groceries very low. N. A POOLE
oc3l-om ga Louisiana ave-
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Don't Send q Dun on q Postal Card.
Judge Thayer Of the United States court at
st. Louis decided Saturday that it was unlaw-
full to send dunning postal card through the
mails and fined the presidant Of the St. Louis
pretzel company d for 30 doing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16
THE NQuEsT,

An inquest was held at the sixth precinct
station yesterday morning to inquire into the
cause of Godfrey's death. The jury was COM
posed Of William A. Peacock, ]. B. Hunt, Pat
rick Cusick, John F. Kelly, Bushrod C. Hay
and Everett Wroe. The prisoner (Richardson)
who had spent q miserable night behind the
bars, was given seat where he could hear the
evidence
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-03-09
A SAFE PROPOSITION.

The Carson Appeal charges that last
Fall every paper in the State, except the
Prohibitionist, was in favor of the lot.
terry amendment. They were COM
mitted wholly and unequivocally to the
measure" says the Appeal, "and urged
it in behalf of the State 1t was urged
as measure of public good and self pro-
lection" The Appeal closes its phillip
pic as follows;
''ro any paper showing single line
against the lottery scheme, published
in it's columns prior to January LIST,
1852 We retract our statement and pre-.
sent our humble apologies in advance.
A very safe proposition; for we all
know that the subject was not agitated
previous to Jan. !, 1889. The Appeal
in the same article, charges that the In.
dependent supported the lottery scheme
last Fail. Now, it is well-known that
the subject of a lottery was not presented
to the people last Fall; the subject was
not discussed, and there was no occasion
for any paper to take sides either for or
against the measure. The Appeal is
perfectly safe in challenging any paper to
to show single line against the lottery
scheme, prior to Jan. |, 1889. - indie.
pendent.
We know of one exception. See the
RECORD of March II, 1883. The ques.
ton was somewhat under discussion at
the time, and our stand then taken has
been steadily maintained since.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-03-09
O listen. if within your home
Some gentle one is fading;

Take warning, ere summons come,
Your happiness invading.
For all the suffering she endures
Is needless, did you know it:
The "Favorite Prescription" cures
Unceasing praises show it.
Truly "a household blessing" is this
marvellous specific-Dr. Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription-for the ills of woman.
Who that sees dear face growing each
day more ethereal but will rejoice to learn
that the wife or daughter may yet be
saved, and the family circle preserved
unbroken? Don't despair, but try it,
even if the doctors say there is mo
cure" 1t is the only medicine, sold by
druggists, for woman's peculiar weak
nesses and ailments, under a positive
guarantee from the manufacturers, that
it will give satisfaction in every case, OF
money will be refunded Read guaran.
tee on bottIe.wrapper.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-03-09
COAST NEWS.

The Lower Californian says there is
sulphur enough ON the peninsula to sup
ply the world.
One of the tramps of the Santa Cruz
chain.gang wears kid gloves when
sweeping the streets.
The new watch factory at IOtay. San
Diego county, CAL, will give employ.
ment to 200 men.
Miss Carter, school. teacher of Tu.
lare county, cleaned up $40, 600 in real
estate deal last week.
The net proceeds of the Fair held in
Sacramento for the benefit of the Cath
Ollie Cathedral was Sl2, 2S4 So.
A flock of wild geese settled on a 40.
acre wheat field near Willows on Wed.
nesday, and picked it clean in two
hours.
The taxable wealth oil Montana. this
year will reach $4,000, 900. This does
not include.noh.producngl mines, which
are exempt.
Now the..search for the bones of Peter
Olsen has commenced. Already quite a
quantity of them have been found in
four different California towns.
An old adobe was torn down in LON.
poe, CAL, last week. In one of the solid
bricks was an infants hand perfectly
preserved. On one finger was tiny
gold ring with pearl setting.
The striking white. cosl,mners at Ros.
Ign, w. T., want to compromise now
that enough colored men, armed with
Winchester rifles and razors. to fill their
places, are on the ground, but the COM
pany say it is too late.
A peculiar old man, known Eonly as
Boxem Brown, has long made living by
peddling collins throughKthe territory of
New Mexico. He travels with a team of
mules, big wagon and about twenty.
five cheap collins of assorted. fishes. He
smells out shooting ARRAY when yet
miles away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder from, Illinois
have lost $4,000 worth of diamonds at
the Delmar House, San Diego. Mr..
Snyder handed the envelope containing
them to one whom he thought was the
clerk and that was the last he saw of
them.
The largest gold brick ever made from
single Colorado mine was recently cast
at the Mint in Denver. Its value was
500, 90 81 in gold and 1892 "a in silver.
Its weight before melting was 1850. 20
ounces, and after melting 1880. 10. OF.
The people Of vaca Valley, Solano
county, have found that peach pits make
good fuel; that pound for pound
they will burn as long as coal, and give
more heat, and that they are how saving
them all. They sell there at Sc per ton
and find an active market.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-03-09

President Harrison's Inaugural address
is contained at length in the late papers.
1t is admired for its general good sense
by all his supporters. Only his enemies
find it commonplace. He has the inter
est Of the whole country at heart, and
though nothing is said Of silver it does
not follow therefrom that he opposes it.
He will be judged by his future action
in this regard,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-03-09

Recently young Norwegian girl after
two days sojourn at Castle Garden Sc
cured situation in New York family.
In attempting to acquaint the girl with
the character of her duties the head OF
the family was surprised at the lump of
unsophisticated innocence he encoun.
tered. Finally, in despair, he asked his
acquisition:
"What can you do?"
Her face frightened up momentarily,
and the haxen-haired native of the land
of the midnight sun replied:
81 can milk reindeer. Detroit Free
Press.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-03-09
TESTIMONIALS CHEERrULLY RENKwED
CHRONIC CASES, BEST CURES
Sold By Druggists and Dealers Eueryuhere.
rue CHARLES 4. voGELER CO.. Baltimore. Nd

Many odd incidents occur in news.
paper Office, but one took place in the
Alta last week that carries of the palm.
An Judgment citizen went in and de-
handed retraction of Judge Wallace's
decision in the Oregon street case. The
decision was published in full in the
Alta, without line of introduction or
comment, yet the visitor denounced it as
"a id lie from beginning to end, )"
and demanded that the statement be
corrected.