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Fanny (who lives across the street)-"what
caused you TO give up your singing. Ethel2
never hear your voice any more.'
Ethel Screecher-"Oh. mother persuaded me
to give IL up. You see, Fanny, We are keeping
boarders now"
Miss Crimpie TO clerk Of Snake Creek housed
will You please send the porter to our room,
Dir. Bigstudf'
Clerk-..Yes, ma'am; anything wrong?"
Miss Crimple--''PapA just shot mosquito,
and we would like Patrick TO carry it OUT
Aunseys Weekly.
Steward, in dining car--"One dollar, please.
Have you had any exRas?" Hungry guest
Mono, not exactly Frightening up Say. yes,
have, too" Steward-'.Whnt was it?" Hun
CRY guest-"An extra poor mssl."-Ness York
TSuLh
Msrchant-'You shink your SON would
make us . sstisfsctory errand boy, do you?''
Nra Neutrality-suspicious. Q do. sor, . do it
very quick" Merchant (turning to boy)-
James. take this note up to Capt Csuterheld
At the ball grounds and be back in twenty
minutes" Mrs. Moriarity-..Niver moind,
Jimmy. Coon aim home. It's not bye
they're vsutin', it's An angel
Houlihan-"Phwst's the matter. Teddy,
surely you're not goin' back 10 Oireland?"
Rourks--s Bsdad, OF anil thought this va
q free country, bat the descindants ~ thim
bloody Engiish seem TO have - much 70 say
hsrs = any ens sissr'-LVs
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The Congo Free State Fairly Started.

An interesting report has been received at
the State department from Emory H. Taunt,
commercial agent at Bona, Congo, on the con-
dition of affairs in that country. He states
that since his last report to the Secretary of the
Navy the organization of the Congo free state
has been perfected and is now running under
well-organized government. Lights are to
be established in the Congo river as an aid to
navigation. The relations of Congo with her
neighbors are peaceful and satisfactory, the
disputes about the eastern limits of the state
being deferred to the African conference to be
held in Brussels
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FOR COLORED DIVINITY STUDENTS
An Episcopal School to be Opened Here
In September.

The new Episcopal divinity school for col
ored students for the ministry will be opened
In September at King hall, near Howard uni
yersity. this city. In 1885 the general conven-
tion Of the Protestant Episcopal church held in
Chicago appointed q commission of seven
bishops, seven presbyters and seven laymen to
more effectively carry on the work Of that
church among the colored people. This COM
mission has headquarters at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue, this city, and the Rev. J. r. Hubbard,
DID,, is general agent 1t has spent many
thousands Of dollars in furtherance of the OBJ
jects for which it was created, and during the
three years has made good record Suffragan
bishops for the colored are strongly suggested
In April last a residence admirably adapted for
the use was purchased near Howard university
and go 900 cash paid for the same In June
the board Of bishops designated the school as
King hall and unanimously elected the Rev.
DIR. Lowrie warden, but were not able to secure
his services. Since then the Rev. H. Rogers
Pyne, son Of the late DIR. Smith Pyne. long a
resident Of this city and for many years rector
OF 81. Johns. has been elected Mr.. Pyne is a
scholarly gentleman Of some fifty-five, graduate
of 81. James college, and once warden of Ne
braska college. though for many yesrs he has
been rector Of the church in Wiscasset, Maine.
He married Washington lady. daughter Of
the late DIR. Frailey, and will be warmly well
coined back 10 his former residence. He is a
brother Of the Rev. Chas. NJ. Pyne, assistant
rector Of St Johns, this city.
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NorE THE SPECIAL FEATURES of the Pennsyl-
vania railroads Atlantic City excursion of Sat-
urday next. The low rate, 90. valid for return
until Monday: Special train Of parlor cars and
day coaches, leaving at p. m. arriving in Phil
adelphis for supper. Free transfer to sea-
shore. Special arriving at Atlantic City 10 D. m
Undoubtedly the grandest trip Of the season
AdUt
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New Pastor for Grace Reformed Church.

Rev. A. T. G. Apple now pastor of the
Friends Cove charge, Bedford county, Pa,
has accepted the call extended him by Grace
Reformed church. 18th and streets north
west, the pastorate of which was left vacant by
the resignation OF Rev. c. F. Sontag in April
last. Rev. Apple will probably assume the
duties Of his Passionate here about the middle
of October.
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today deaths were reported to the health OIL
Ger as follows: Peter J. witstatt white, 40 years
Joanna +. Brady, white, IS years; Thos. r.
Roche. white, 2 days; Joseph Higgins, white
10 years; William ID. Williams. white. 81 years
Irazier ]. Caminsde, white, 8 years; Addie NJ
Broadns. white, IL days: Camillas Matthew'S
colored, years; Annie L. Williams, colored,
months; Christiana Geles, colored, 8 months.
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Marylanders Married in a Court Roor

This morning about 10 o'clock Mr.. James
Whitehead and Nellie Robinson, both of Laurel,
Prince Georges county, Nd. we're married in
the Circuit Court room at the court house BY
Rev. E. d. Bailey. The bride was nineteen
years old and the young man twenty-five years.
They were married in the presence Of thirteen
court officers and bystanders.
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Lager Beer as a Beverage.

From DE-. dHomergue's "How to Live Long,"
When lager beer (Which signifies beer
which takes time to perfect) was first intro
dueed here it was hailed as panacea for the
evils Of strong drink. When properly made of
pure barley, malt and hops and kept for at
least year before tapping it certainly is one
of the best fermented beverages, and so made
and kept it is comparatively mountaineering
and gently stimulating. With this idea eur
American public. who never do anything by
halves. soon acquired taste for it and to such
an extent that it may now be called a national
drink. So great has been and is the de-
mand that brewers are using materials
other than malt and barley, such as corn and
oats, &C., mixed with barley and hops by
which they accelerate its manufacture, making
q sweetish, pleasing, beady beverage. but alco-
holic, and the use of this kind of beer in large
daily quantities. with the idea that it is inocu-
Gus. has brought on marked increase of renal
complaints. SO much that MANY eminent
physicians declare such beer more dangerous
than the use of whisky, for the free use OF such
beer is found to produce a species of degenera-
ton OF all the organs. profound and deceptive
fatty deposits, diminished circulation, condi-
tons OF congestion and perversion Of func-
tional activities, and local Inflammation Of both
the liver and kidneys are constantly present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15

Two DArs AT ATLANTIC CrrY.-A grand op-
portunity to spend sunday and Monday by the
sea is presented in the Pennsylvania railroad
great excursion TO Atlantic City on Saturday.
August 18th, instant. Round-trip tickets 80.
good going on special train, valid for return
by any train until and including Monday.
Special train leaves 9th street station at D. m.
Time for supper in Philadelphia. Free transfer
through the city.-Adct
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Old sosker-"Cau Won recommend ,ome ,

Old Soaker-"Can you recommend some beach
where l can go without striking miserable,
dry, prohibitory desert?'
Friend-"Lets see. Juniper, Rive or Bar
Harbor would seem to offer you choice of
evils. "-Losoeu Citizen.
II there were more beaux at the watering
places there would be more matrimonial knots
at the end of the season.--Boston Gasette.
The photographers who have been visiting
Boston are extremely intelligent. They have
more views on widely different subjects than
any other class of men in the city.-Boston Post.
Father-"what makes you 20 sxtravagant
with my money!
Son. Because I didn't think you would like
70 spend II yourself after. working 30 hard for
it"-Epoch
The pedagogue keeps school in one place
until the hot weather and then he goes swey
and keeps cool some where else. --B6ston Pox
Regarding the report that tho knights 81
Labor are fast going down, and that Nj.
Powderiy y about to resign a. general master
workman, General Secretary Treasurer John
W. Hayes said: 1t ID the same old etory. Thsre
u not . word'of truth N IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15

$500 TO ATLANTIC ORR AND REruRS. The
Baltimore and Ohio railroad will run another
popular excursion TO Atlantic City next Satur-
day, August IL. Round-trip fare, $500. Tickets
good until Monday for return trip.
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PROFESSIONAL.

M NE. DREAMER TELLS ALL EVENTS OF IITT
N1 In English or German
All cuisines. confdsntiaL Once hcurs Q m. 10
N 81 sth ~ NJ Opsn on sunday from 10 & N
" o'So pm an13-1ms
NINE. BROOKE TKILS AL THT EVFNTa or
x4 LIFE All business conndenttal Iadiev spd -.
ssA NV. ts:eIo,~s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-POsITION BY. A GENTLEMAN OF
w Large Experience Salesman in first-class
house, competent to take Charge OF any stock; last
with Lord az Taylor, New York. Address JAS, star
Office aul5-ots
XVANTED-By RESPECTABLE SETTLED COL
w ored Woman situation ~ Cook. Apply 3l3
South Carolina ave. Sc. 1t
WANTED BY RESPECTABLE COLURED
w WON n. q Situation AS Laundress Cook: can
bring good city reference. Address 1907 U st nw1'
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w Housemaids Waitress, Nurses, Laundress, Coac b.
men, Buffers, Walters. and general nousework. 6l3
9TH St. NV Also European Steamship agent. au15-3
WANIED-AT HEADQUAhTERs-POSITI
w Tor Cooks. Cham berinaid atress Lsundress aud
Nurses, 5eanstress. Men Walters. Cooks. Coachmen,
Buffers. sAM'L A. COOMBE. e26 stn.w. au15-3t'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THOROUGH BUSI-
w Ness man of unquestionable ability and char
acter; long experience i'll Fine Grocery. Provision,
Produce, Commission and Hotel business shire wd
salesman clerk assistant book eper practical all
round man. Address ENLAIGl, SIR office. au At
XNAN1ED - SITUATION AS DRIVER AND 10
w care tor horses: good references. Address 329
Missouri ave. aul3-3ts
WANTED - POSITIONS FOR COOKS, HOUSE
w men, Houseworkers, Maids, Walters, House,
keepers, Cler4s Craftsmen (nIschanical and archi-
teeturalI, Few Germans and Swedes, BURNHAM'S,
DO 9th st NV. Aul0-6ts
WANTED-FkEE!l HOUSEKEEPERS AND ALL
w employers are furnished ghly recommended Ser
wants, Clerks, &c. Applications Tor government eni-
ployment prepared. Rooms registered terms.
CRY INTELLlGENCE OFFICE. ia u stn.w.
W27-lSt
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tSOh REM
II 92l D st. NV. IL logo 9th n e., Or, mi i 9
,r AL N l..-.. $50 1014 9TH st ne Or MI Is
<TVe washington circle, 5O4 st ne, or- mi -
, na-. ml...:.:.....:.6 5 800 4th st. ne. 6r.,
iszo 10Th St., l4r, all water and gas. 10. 30
u u .....o5 132 9Th 81. O. e.. Or.
33v 9Th st Sc. l3r. .....55 water and sss g. 30
2O6 e., 12r.. M. SO All 18th 81 sc Or j 8 80
pig ST NV. lOr, MI DO Csllan ST. u. e.. Or.
4V Isl ST.. llr Rear 300 9TH s-e.4r 1880
ZIG 4th St sc lr....3 IS ia 18th st. Sc, 4r.l o
1907 9rh ST. 7r., mi ,:S5 Green's glley ar n
,42s av,ni Or "a. 30 hear l2l0 Sc. LIST A -
~ 9TH st. IN 4. or 70 Rear III Id Sc "a 3r g
l4o5 Col St Or. m a5.4O Piers CT . W.. ar = 8 so
1907 Col. 81. tr. mi 25.4O FURNISHED HOUSE
% Sth ST. n Or. IN 20 1904 ST. Tor 100
436 LIST u. e-or MI %. so STORES.
1893 9Th ne. Or. mi 20 637 Pa ave e -. IS
iVis u sine or mi is Bill 9th ST.. 3st bdg 100
1910 TIN sine Or, mills STABLE
oSI q st. Sc, cr mill Rear el5 i St n.w....l 10
sWOhMSTEDT BRADLEY.
Ule-lm s27 stn.w
EoR RENT-H0UsE SIS 9Th ST NV, ROOMS.
II gas. &C. Rent S25. Key at s. W. corner 9th aud I
sts. Inquire Of LEON 1oBRINLR, 322 AZ ST.
NV sul4-0ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
TSoR RzxT ny n O. BOLIVIAN, RIAL =
L 'A's and ihsur-nee brShs,; Oh ana s"NA~

FURNISHED HOUSES
cohfLkIk PRINTED LIST AT NJ OFF1C1
OFFICES
ssl ST "a foor. 6fruDt llegsnt rooms An sun
a. ,heetec hysscshn. ESQ Building, "nrcproof. 2ele-
Le.tee es steam .,....0Q iron % 20 sgo ssch
sss, :. :, a.. ~ to ys IL nv II
40 La ave. from 10 % 20
.-... 49,. STORES
is22 4th 81 NV. 500 lSse l<th %. n. $50
lSSs 18th Ct nw.......0O
Ihose elegant New Stores. loie 1913 io2o. io22,
lOxt and luSo CONNECTICUT ave. will be anished
Octoper L. Tor particulars call Ht my once.
Osul2 Il. o. HoLTzMAN. Ion and u. ne
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WANTED-ROOMS.


$;ISSsT sSs DssSssSasS ~
WANTED-A SUITE or ROOMS AND PARLoR,
wv % sccommodate gentlemen and lsiies With
ssssnss: ss7sn :sS required s'' Terms. &C. &c
5..,5 5sJ am TahEs on Eogs
60 s is r;s sai :s' :ss ss.
WANTED : ABOUT FOUR UNFURNIsHED
.. Nv hoom, On secopd nSer sith priss,s bath, Be,
o 81 ESQ iasl 8. NV MO IN suisse. !:
WANTED-FROM SEPTEMBER /, 1850 UNTIL
Rooms Nth oss IN &c Sans for Sa.ssSs
G. No .s location of 0udns
NJ ANTED-PERMANENTLY BY FOUR GROWN
w psreons -Four or Five looms; unfurnished COM
FAMILY. Star once a. -' 'A' SUISSE nscs''
WANTED..gY skPTENBER 10, THREE On.
w furnisned RoSns yith Board for gentleman, wife
ma M Sdd.
w in family With no children. for gentleman. vile
and s two boy. and IT, Address giving terms 1e &C.
WANTED-OFFICES.
WANTED- OFFICE ROOM ON GROUND FLOOR
estate and Insurance. Address Box So Star Office It
WAREHOUSES;.
WANTED-To BUY AT BOTTOM PRICE FOR
w cash. good House tf'r hone) In . desirable
oS ksals.s CASH. Ssr s Hill for to
WANTED-TO HEAR FROM REAL ESTATE
w Agents or others having Small House for sale on
ID R P. sns no ca'h prefer northwest
WANTED.HoUsE OF OR 8 ROOMS. iNCLUD-
, w mg bath worth from sl,soo TO t2,5OU, on
monthly instaipents OF go to ESQ and small cash
dress MLG Star office. aul 1880
WANTED-To RENT-A GOOD BRICK DWELL
W ing, or 10 rooms; modern improvements; be-
fTe en-. ana and l2th and l7th sts Address
n. o.ar once sul5-3ts
wANTED-HoUsE WORTH FROM a.. 500 TO
ana small cash payment; convenient sccess o.
DepAriment; no COMMISSIONS. Address CLERK K.
Star office. aul a. ats
WANTED-wE ARE HAVING GREAT DEMANDS
ior Houses IN different sections Of the city. Good
personal giSen to ali property placed in our
hands. CHAS. Z. BANES with T. f. WAIiCANAN
northwest corner 18th and G sts. NV. aul0-6t
WANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH
Is giving to its Rent Department has enabled us 70
keep our houses well tenanted and has left us with few
houses to otter for rent
Unfurnished Houses or Stores to Rent can have
special attention to their interests by placing
au3-:}m I4o7 y a, "a ~
WANTED.-I HAVE APPLICATIONS DAM FOR
w Houses by good tenants: owners having houses
LOT rent are solicited t. lace them in my list prompt
returns GEO. W. LINKINs. 18th and II SITS.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

"A ANTED--A REMINGTON TYPEWRITER, NO.
w z; must be IN fsst.cias order. Address, with
WANTED AN ORPHAN BOY. HAVING EN-:
w ployment offered him which requires q Small
Bicycle desires to purchase seeond- hand one not too
price. 1t
WANTED-MoNEY ON FIRsT-CLAss REAL Es-
.nS aib te p sns W. Writ, eeisons s4VyS
NNAN1ED-TO BUY DESIRA BILE PROPERTY ON
W aal + bet 10th and 14'h ' Ts;,sa ,aoa.
WANTED-s2, 900 FOR FROM THRLE TO FIVE
w years at y per cent, payable semi;annually. on
ppopeEy oU BSnx Address Or cal.
w ANTED-A RESPECTABLE MARRIED. WOMAN
w with no children would like Child or Infant to
board Al, communications private. Address Ml.S.
WANTED.T0 BORRowA sum OF MONEY ON
$4,000 policy Of the washington Beneficial
". STAR once. = ''' 20 -''D'' '' aui5.st. St.
N ANTED-AN INvALTDs ROLLING CHAIR FOR
and where TO be seen. Box 50, Star office. aul3-3t'
WANTEp-H, BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
rss,ber heroes ot Carpets and
80 4sS st. f' A00'sD'''' speciality A sniS
w ANTED-HCUsEHOLD FURNITURE, OFFICE
also ssoSns Of Msf
chandise Of al kinds. Address CARLTON, 636 K
w tlenens Clothes. GUNS, Pistols, &C., Tor which
hSff sss price pad f q 'ss Si pG;ta
Nv ANTED-TRY sCRIBNER. BEST BUTTERINE,
" 20c round cooking, Loo. Warranted not to get
funded Try Cotton seed Lard. purer; richer, and
goes further than Hog's Lard F6r sale IN the
Csfer Aorket At stalls 32S 329, $50, middle Of fish
aisle. Open daily. WM. G. SCkIBNER myo-0m
w ANTED--STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w Rspoy.tins Works. leathers Acnoy4ted, Mat
snoyed. y HI0UNus.I4V3f s.sy.. TelepL0ne IoOae3.
ap11-7m
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COUNTRY BOARD.


WANTED-A FEW BOARDERs ON FARM MAR
~ boyds, Nd; pleasant roons ROOD board;
shade. &C. For terms address Mrs. w. z. GREEN
Ciarksburg. Montgomery Co.. Nd aul4-3ts
ID. RsoNs WISHING COUNTRY BOARD FOR
= tsli can be accommodated at Mrs, JANE @.
hCNIONS, New Baltimore, fAuQuier County Va ;
neatny location near mountains; good table, shade
frut Ice milk and BUTTER terms moderate extra-nice
croquet ground; horseback riding reasonahle refer
ences exchanged. suI2-6ts
GOOD BOARD-2 MILES FROM ALEXANDRIA:
trains met TO suit those in ONCE Terms 20 from
septemocr - 30 Yer week. Fruit milk. &c. In nbun-
dance. SPRING BANK. AlexnndriAVA aue-1ms
GUNNER BOARD ON NORTH HILL FARM-L0-
- Gated near the 6henAndoah river; wnter and ouu-
tain scenery beautiful location; healthy Write for
q ii dAsrIRNAN.
.xo 2; Q, castisman's Ferry. CLARKE County, VI
Z .oMrokT RETREAT, PoPgLAn REsoRT IN
comforts enQ country ndvnntAgBs unGxoeued w. -
cLAkkz Keep TEys& Warrington county, Ma
ATTORNEYS.
( sAAneErL c4Rk5NoTQN, A7ToRNEX-A1-L1W,
y. y 1eooooooA 10o - =. - ~
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WANTED-OFFICES.

WANTED OFFICE ROOM ON GROUND FLoo
w on st n. W. between Sth and 18th sts., for re
estate and Insurance. Address Box SO, Star office
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STABLES
y NNWEIT TUT AANU w


OBTAINED AT OUR OF
be inspected only by per-
HILL a JOHNSTON.
1903 Penn. ave nv.
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FOR RENT STORES

EOR RENT-SToRE AND DWELLING, CORNER
Il 4th and SITS. NV Keys at NJ HINES, 92i 4th
ST. NV. aul3-3ts
JHoR RENT-THE STORE 1O26 9TH ST NV.
Il now occupied by H. Kraemer. esq Possession Jan
uary next. Apply to X. G. LkMIS, 1421 New York
ave, au6-e.tit
ISOR RENT-sIoRE AND DWELLING ON I'M
4 Iortant business thoroughfsre for millinery,
fectonery, druggist, tailor other light business
1911 g st. NV Kent a40. Keys adjoining lei s-3m
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OR REM
\ Eur, 2l22 n St, STOOL
l4l3 10th st. .10r.,m nj. SOL.
lZ2o 18th st., Tor. ..50.6s 4
1881 Y st., l2r., m.i50.5O L
%: ] Pa av., j Or mi. 50. so Is
2325 Pa.av-. I Or. mi. sc. 50 1
Bur, 2027 II ST., 7r. .5Ol7
1871 Pa. ave, sr. 1880 [
2l23 L St. 9r., m. 4. .4O.5Ol1
l145 21st., 12r., m.i.40.5Ol l
2lx7-2J h st. yr.m 81 90 !,
1919 @ ST., 1 Or. m. i.35. SO 8
1143 2lst 81. lzr. 80. 80 3
3ol2 Dunbarton. or. 35. so 4
2l34 st., Sr., mi......35 4
1913 22dst., Ar., m.i.32.50l =
2016 NJ ST., ST., mi. 80. 80 4
go I'd st. ne, 6r...2S &
SIG ed st. ,9r. ,m.i.27. 50'2
22l1 4 st., or.. mi. rs. So Z
2lO3 i ST., . rs.....25. SO 5
2l35 I ST, Sr., mi. $3.50
GIG I'D st.. 6r., m 1850 r
2433 K St. 1r........25.45
slS-2U 22d st. Or. .25. 80 s
920-922 24th, Sr....25.3Oll
23l3 H St, Or. ,m-i...25. 80 n
o232 water st.........25 2
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LOST AND FOUND.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY,

4 Or sALE-soUTH BRooKLAND : BEAuTl.
July situated about mile north Of city. neas
University aud the electric carr; trains each
way daily from south Brookland Station; stresss 80
feet vide and laid out IN conformity with plAus q
ctv Lots tor sale 81 from three 10 ten csnts foo
Easy terms- or plsts and further apply
70 kEDfORD VI. wALkEk, 100o ct y. w., or WI
o. DENIsON. s23 n g. nv sa3-lm
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NEW ADvERrIsEmEETs.


trict, to meet at schoolhouse No. 5. Second
district to meet at the house of Richard
Deemer.
The electors of Robinson township, pre-
cinct No. 1, to meet at the house Of Mrs
Hester Brannon. The electors of precinct
No. to meet at the house of Samuel Phil
lips. The electors Of the Third district to
meet at new schoolhouse No. 8.
The electors of Kilbuck township to meet
at the new brick schoolhouse.
The electors of Aleppo township to meet
at schoolhouse No. 8.
The electors of Leet township to meet at
schoolhouse No. 6.
The electors of fSewickley township to meet
at schoolhouse No. 8.
The electors OF Neville township to meet
at the carpenter shop of Thomas r. Pittock.
The electors of Ohio township, First dis
trict, to meet at public schoolhouse No. 5.
The electors of the Second district to meet at
public schoolhouse No. 1.
The electors of Franklin township to meet
at No. B schoolhouse.
The electors of Fawn township to meet at
|. .schoolhouse No. 2.
The electors of Harrison township, First
distric., to meet at the public schoolhouse
in Natrona. Second district to meet at pub
lie schoolhouse, - avenue.
at the house of William Peters.
The electors of Indiana township, First
precinct, to meet at Miller's Hotel The
electors of the Second precinct to meet at
schoolhouse No. Z.
The electors of Marshall township to meet
at the summer residence OF Mrs. Rachel
Boner.
The electors of Pine township to meet at
schoolhouse No. 4.
The electors of Reserve township, precinct
No. 1, to meet at schoclhouse No. 1. The
electors of precinct No. 2 to meet at school
house No. 2.
The electors of McCandless township to
meet at the wagonmaking shop of Frederick
Ganglof. Second district to meet at the
house of John H. Cole.
The electors of Shaler township, precinct
No. l, to meet at the Office of c. Bauerlein,
Bro. 8 Co. Precinct No. 2 to meet at the
house of Adam Roehrig, in the village Of
Bowerstown. The electors of the Third dis
trict of Shaler township to meet at the house
of VIM. Campbell, now occupied by John
Clinton. Precinct No. to meet at public
schoolhouse at Glenshaw.
The electors of West Deer township, First
district to meet at schoolhouse No. /. The
electors of the Second district to meet at
schoolhouse No. g. The electors of the
Third district to meet at schoolhouse No. 4.
The electors of the Fourth district to meet
at sohoolhouse No. 3.
The electors of East Deer township, First
district to meet at the new schoolhouse in
said township.
The electors of Sp-ingdale township to
meet at the brick schoolhouse In the town.
ship of Springdale.
The electors of Richland township to meet
at the public schoolhouse at Bakerstown.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-05
EDITORIAL NOTES.

It has been discovered that Governor Bulkeley knows how to make good appoint ments as we'll as good vetoes.