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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-17

61BIocks OF Five Dudley was IN IL.
dianapolis Tuesday, and the Sentinel re-.
newed its offer TO reward him On Wed.
nesdsy Il said up 10 the hour OF 90.
ing to press this morning e o'clock)
William Wade Dudley had not claimed
the 81 .OOO which The Sentinel yesterday
morning, for perhaps the fifticth time,
offered 20 pay him II he would make an
affidavit denying that he was the author
Of the bIocks-of-dve letter. We suppose
81 700 ID verv small sum for Col. bud.
ley, who u said to be coming money out
OF Bis lobby and claim business at Wash.
ingtop. But II Col Dudley did not care
for the money himself, he might have
turned IL over to Michencr's campaign
fund. Kitchener could have used Il In
his business during the next three
weeks
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-17

Doane and his party has always been
found standing IN the top rail or : post
and rail fence, Hopping their VINCE
Independent.
Thank you, ~ always like to Be on
top, With our principles "equal Justice
r. al. exclusive privileges 10 nOnc,'
living In The breeze that III may under
stand and not groveling In secret meet
ings, or burrowing after "stand-off''
votes. We will DO found on the top rail
again, growing Justify, on the 6th Of
November
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-17

Doane was : high fee and salary grab.
Der until the 2. N. B. A. made him
lower bic record. -lndependent.
Every honest farmer In the county
who may read thst will excIaim "wha'
. lie I" and be ashamed that % "orgaur
Of their order should lie sol But they
should excuac Chris. "Ho couldn't tell
the truth II he triedw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-17

Vow tn VOTE To vote - r4sxhs ticket.
she voter viii strmr the square ~ rho head
~ the ticket " ~ - intended 20 vote =
p,ixed ticket ~ viii sfsur the snnsre
befcr~ fhe n,vne ~ esrh candidate for whom
ne vof~@. and ra* -tsup the top 0re stsmp
On the top square VIII vote the ticket foIlow-
ing. ~ no other squarea sfamred Vote
she straight Democratic ticket. and you " III
have easy conscience.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-17

No man IL q man until be acts and
thinks for himself and votes HE senti.
ments. This u the stuff that makes
manhood and true patriots. Indie
pendent.
Did Won do that when IL On attempt
TO deceive others you "stood or your
vote and boasied 81 Ill You're I nice
specimen to lead Reform party!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-17

A. will be seen BY adv. IN another
column Ne offer the "Couricr" and the
"Progressive Farmer" the oficIal organ
OF the II. M. d. A., together for -. NOW
Is the time 10 subscribe. Of COURSE o
these terms, II Is cash II adyance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-17

Some political bIatherskites, with less
sense than judgement, are yelling free
trade, when Great Britain IL the only w.
ton under the shining sun that admits
duties free. Independent.
There's another new ideal "Admits
duties frsel" What kind OF duties does
The Mckinley law levy on7 u there
any senae in such stun? Trade between
III the cities and Ststos Of this Union IL
Tree. Would Dufendach restrict r.?
Trade In the lab0rers, or labor power.
between the United States and I'll coun-
tries In the world is free, aud there ere
thousands OF foreign laborerA In I'll the
protected manufactures or the million
aires, who have taken the places 81 Anne.
rican Iaborcrs. becauae they would work
for cheaper wages. Human labor 10 the
only thing which Il not protected, nor
any attempt male to protect Il, BY the
Republican tariff policy,-which We sup.
pose was what Dufendach Wa driving
lat whom he denounced free trade. No
intelligent Investigator Il afraid OF the
free trade cry any more. and Blaine ssvs
|''therc il not section or line In the On.
tire Mckinley bill that will open . mark.
let for another bnahel Of American wheat
or another barrel OF pork"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-17

Democratic candidate for Representa-.
live for the coumties ~ Dubois and MAJ
lin, will address the people At
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-17

At the great and immense" r. NJ. B.
A. picnic in ferdinand. at Frank Sem
uinger's, there were present, Ill told, ~
men, and the ferdinand Band, for din
ner. This count included business visi-
tors, and the majority Of the F. M. b. A.
county candidates. with d.. r. l.. Coble.
The Doctor was extremely blue, and
paid no heed TO candidate Lichlytcr's re-
marks, who stated that this terrible neg
lect Of the Ferdinand members WAS due
to lhs dag presentation by Senator Tur.
pie, on the OCCASION OF bic speach IN
Ferdinand, and also said that this dag
business Was . trick By the Jaspel
Riny!" Would LichIyter explain to The
people what Senator Turpie hes to do
with the Jasper Ring3" Did be come
10 Ferdinand and make speech for The
county officers. or did be speak on rs.
tionsl affairs? The gentlemen 10 &C
blinded, thinking that the Democratic
county candidates stand 10 tho same will
Senator Turpie % the F. n. Il. a. cAudi'
dates do with L. T. Kitchener and
would sell their honest convictions ioI
: petty county Office, that be can't ses
straight.
A FERDINAND LooKER On.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-09

When great business honse. Of world
side reputation for honesty. fair dealing
and 6nsncisl responsibility. feels warrant.
ed 10 slibscing i,s certificate OF guarantee
10 its goods. such sciion furnishes the beat
possible evidence that The prod ucls Are be
lieved 10 be just what they are represent
ed 10 be. Such confidence Oh the part OF
manufacturers aud vendors naturally be
gets confidence in purchasers, and hence
II 10 that there has grown TO be. oil over
this country. such al unprecedented de
msnd for. and such implicit confidence
o. that most popular liver. blood and
lung remedy known rs Dr. Piercs's Col.
den Medical Discovery, - no other medi
cine Las ever before met with. II 10 sold
by druggists. under . positire guarantee
from the man uiacturers, that il will either
benefit or cure in every case Of disease for
which 10 is recon mended. or the money
paid for II will be promptly refunded |,
is manufactured by the Worlds Dispep
ssry Medical Association. OF Buffalo N. Y.
a well known and financially solid bust
ness corporation. No other responsible
OF medicines haze put their
TO such severe tests as 10 warrant
them to give satisfaction. or refund the
money paid for them. Golden Medical
cures liver complaint, or bill.
indigestion and dyspepsia. all
humors or blood tsints, skin diseases, scro
fulous sores and tumors and pulmonary
(which 10 only scrofuls OF
he lungs il taken 10 time and given fair
risl. Chronic cstarrh in the head. broD
'bitis and throat disease. sre also cured by
his wonderful blood purifier aud invigot.
ng tonic.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-09

Our potato crop would be very large
but for the rot which badly affects some
dslds. One man shipped 500 bushels
from two acres receiving $3.50 in cash.
Prices ARC little lower but may come up
again.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-09

ninstor 4 Rut1and railway ran into and
demolished . carriage containing two
daughters 81 Geo. y. o. Mccullough.
president Of the road. and Joseph Hearth
Of Troy. N. Y-~bo wss ridiEg With them.
The Misse. Mccullough were severely
bruised bat no bones we're broken. Mr..
Heart sas,sised three iarc,afes OF the
Iefi les and sss injured seriously about
the bead. The horse escaped Injury.
The acciden, occurred u the fret crossing
South Of North bennington And vas prob
ably caused by nistsking an engine
whistle on Lebanon Springs railroad. .
mile awsp across country. for the whistle
Of this Bennington a Rutland train. Mrs
Ella Mccullough vas driving aud bad
presence Of mind 10 attempt 10 get over
the track. otherwise greater casualty
would have epsued. The engine struck
the rear Of the carriage and completely
demolished IT,
Mr.. D. G. Bstcheller Of wsllingiord,
son OF Mr.. Justin Bstchsller. general man.
sser Of the Vermont school seat company.
is 10 Loudop. EGG. where hs went abou,
two weeks ago to superiuteDd the erection
Of one Of the improved pneums.io dyns
mite guns made expressly ior.ths British
government blythe Pneumatic Dynamite
gun company Of New York city. and he
will probably remsiu abroad about three
Much responsibility rests upon |
Mr.. B4icbeller for tho sucoess Of the gun
after il has been set mp, ~ be has entire
charge Of setting IT in position. He has
been employed by this company the past
.hree years, aud this is the first gun com
pleted Of al order for siI from the British
government
4 s. Davis, proprietor Of the Lake
3omoseen steamer Harry NJ. Bates"
las sold the craft to Mr.. Mound. proprie.
or of the Prospect house, who will run
i next season.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-09

All medical authorities agree that catarrh
is no more or less than an Inflammation Of
the lining membrane Of the nasal cir pas
sages. Nasal csisrrh and all catarrhal
affections of the head are not diseases OF
the blood. and it is . serious mistake 10
treat them rs such. No conscientious
physician ever attempts to do 80. II 10
held by eminent medical men thst sooner
or later specific will be found for every
disease from which humanity suffers. The
facts justify ~ In assuming that for CO
tarrh at least positive cure already exists
10 Elys Cream Balm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-09

Are you disturbed ct night and broker
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? Ifso
send at oncesnd get bottle OF Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing 1t cures dysentery, diarrhoes, regu'
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces infams.
ton, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription Of one
OF the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States, and is for
sale by ell druggists throug hout the world.
Price. % cents Q bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-09

81 their lover mill 10 give increased pow.
er They are ss,,ing on, large hnouni
81 chair stock and cuploy ,wepty o. ,Hca
~ Gre hsIas
Rev. Elias Andnss of Mes Yofk state
p'esesea II the Methodist eharch 10 .
large congregation saudsy. He vas Ia
tive o. Ariiasisn. son Of Coilias Address
and former siadrIt Of Barr A1d Barton
Seminar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-09

FOR SALE.
: A valuable Timber lot In the town Of Dor.
set, known as the Governors right, containing
I'VE hundred acres, more or less; also mill
site near said lot. faid premises are located
n Or d. rect village and are very accessible. For
particulars inquire Of GEO. W. MORRISON OF
b .r,ousyille, VI, or WIN ROUNDS OF Chester.
Chester, October 7th, 1890 II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-09

/ Yf..,. nnh,r.a, L.. 49, ..L,.
s,,a n, D,nn,na,. It'd, :. Co.,
-
s"' "' " ''u
:, ae. v A'"'"' ''a - y
-. ~, ~.
Mrs. 1. u. Maniey oil Rutland ant
Mrs Tfemsyns OF West Rutland ar
spending week with Mrs VIM. Marley
Oar recent city guests should hsv
stayed the first week or two in October
The mountains and forests never looked
more beautiful.
RUPERT.
Our potato crop would be very large
but Tor the rot which badly Affects some
nsids. One man shipped ooo bushels
from Two acres receiving szoo 10 cash
fnces arc . l''e lower ou' may come np
AGAIN
~ D''''hi
John McNsmara, son oil Wiilism Nc
NAmsrs' died hffoctor on Iuesdsy OF
last week. and WAS buried In The Cstholic
cemetery 81 this place
PERU.
Prom the N. Y. Tribune we clip the
following notice: Alta meeting of the exc
cutive committee Of the Normal College,
Miss Jennie BowtelI, Mis- Lillian Linsey
and Miss Mary Bole were announced "a
the three successfui candidates for the
.,..o ,.,.ro;.. i, ~.
Of the college. Miss Bowtell received 81
per cent. which was the highest mark OF
the IA competitors for the position.
Tho following items from late news
papers may interest your readers The
Marlboro. Mass. Enterprise has the follow
ing; The result OF intelligent and emerge
uo WORK % sPP'iSd 70 farming can DC
"o"u " .u'o.o WY -" ono0 ~ ,
1 ~ f 80.
tho M.,lho,o linz and !. RIM bvJT,
a. m.nn., III 49,. eco,
credit upou bis skin and labor. The pre
mi,es have lately been improved nv the
addition Of new stable which the increas
Jog stock aud work Of the farm demand
ed, and by the way everything about the
place seems TO prosper, there VIII be need
Tor other additions to the buildings before
long
'"es '"'o' ''"'o" "' Wv"
A'' N0eA'
Isaac Davis has returned from trip
70 Massachusetts.
Fred and Geo. b. Shaw are visiting
u Massachusetts.
POTATOES ara rottino badly. soms fields
,srdlv worth harvesting
n p..,,.
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EAST ARLINGTON.
NJ, yoh, ua;u-n. h.. ,., ,nu.
n. !. - III. = 800 4. 81. a..
:,
'l''o1 "I 'o'
ue'' w oe "'.s o"'
10 "e''o'''' e''''H ''" '''u wen
ns'
M', WI" REQ o D,''o. ,no n'' Oeeu
: ~. ''''e' '''A '''' " oe 'pO' '''
"''@
Joseph Webb and n. u. Hard are
'nvsiias The AIDE Walk 90 The osck street
a0'a 70 'hs oo"'0I' o''' peae'''''n'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-09

SEPTEMBER 4th. 1890.
TIL Z
NEW YORK STORE
Calls Your Attention to the New
Stock OF Goods Now Arriving.
THE LARGEST STOCK
the LOWEST PRICES
Dress GOODS
Flannels, Sergcs, Cashmcres, Hen
riettas, Shawls, Silk Plush VEL
vets and Dress Trimmings,
Merino and Atwood
Vests and Pants.
Muslin Underwear.
Ribbons, Hosiery and Kid Gloves
Ladies Shoes.
Childrens Shoes. Rubbers. Slippers.
LADIES' SHOULDER CAPES.
Ladies' Jackets. Cloaks aud Gossamers,
Mems Worsted Suits.
Suits, Satinet Suits, Pants and
Oversils.
BOYS SUITS. CHILDRENS SUITS.
Carpets. Window Shades. Prints
Ginghsms, Sheetings. Shirtings.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
rinware and Housekeeping Goods,
Flour. Groceries and Provisions.
We have an immense stock of
goods. "Our prices are always lower
han any other house"
TERMS CASH OR NO TRADE
BLA Q x MI z RS
NEW YORK STORE,
MANCHESTER DEPOT, VI.
July slst. 1890.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-09

tatns s1uah.
a.sgalEsTIg iiaE. MA ga. II 81 -.
flsy DoRsgg - elI D. Iits. ~. ~ ,. rs
AALgAgr9k-- 30 ~ ~. tsi. M
Goimg North.
kAyCnEsTfh- 10 o. ca. as. tsr.x
FAST DORSET 10 ~. t&As. Isl. fxsrs
AMI fsgf0s -sN Iz2as4 as. es2rE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-09

THURSDAY. OCTOBER ?. issa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-09

psty ther AID viii be sbstni from iovr .
week az mDse.
-ssst Friday sresiss ., 8 o'eIeck The
zsmbss 81 The Methodist church viii be
asked 10 vote 90 The question whether 90
met sbsiIb sdmisied W Conseferee ~
lay delegates or DOT. this aasiiou hsrins
bsa referred bach 10 the churches ny The
Gen.rsl Conieseroe.
The yonsg ladies Of Zion church held
tho Gre, Of series oi socssbles 90 Taes
day evening Of lssi week They furnish.
cd rsifcshneph o. their osn nuske and .
programme Of rsma snd chsrsds for The
ensertainneDi Of more than 6fty ysnns
people
The daily critic., 1890-11-08
BUT THEY FIRED The SALUTE.


Not Until Considerable DtmcuIty was
Found Getttng a Location.
The Central Democratic Committee
experienced some difficulty last even
ing TN securing a location for firing
their salute The salute, however, was
finally fred on the piece Of ground
southwest Of Seventeenth and B streets
The salute consisted Of fifty two guns
and was fired by Battery a Of the
Light Artillery under the command Of
Lieutenant A. =. Robbins.
twas originally intended to do the
firing on the White Lot and a permit
10 that effect had been granted by
Major Moore subject 90 the approval
of Colonel Ernst. Superintendent Of
Public Buildings and Grounds
Colonel Ernst refused permission,
however, 90 allow the firing to take
place on any improved reservation, as
he could find no prcccdcutfor doing so.
Mr.. N. !. Weller OF The Democratic
Committee secured the original permit
granted in 1883 to the Republic ms and
alluvin q salute Of 100 guns TO be fred
on the Monument lot: but Colonel
Ernst persisted In bis refusal and the
committee was obliged to seek firing
grounds az Seventeenth and B streets.
where the salules were successfully
fired
Colonel Ernest denies that politics
had anything TO do with his refusal,
and saws that It was made In the inter-
Csts Of the improved property.
The daily critic., 1890-11-08

Mrs. Lena Learch has fled a bill for
divorce from John }. b Lcarch. The
parties were married April II, 1850. by
The Rev Mr. Ebbinehaus, pastor Of the
Reformed Lutheran Church Of this city.
Mrs LearCh alleges that her husband,
a clerk In the City Postoflice receiving
n salary Of 500 per month, wilfully
deserted her, leaving her dependent
upon her own efforts for support aud
the care Of her two little children. For
two wears prior to her abandonment
she had been employed by S. Open
hCimer q Bro and her earnings were
applied 10 the support Of the family
Mrs Leach denies the accusations Of
her husband Of immoral conduct. She
asks for alimony and the custody Of the
two children
The daily critic., 1890-11-08

The Commissioners have ordered the
erection Of The following additional
lamps Three on the south side Of
Mary land avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets northeast; one on the
south side Of Maryland avenue. be
tween Eighth and Ninth streets north.
east; three on the south side OF Mary
land avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets northeast; one on the
north side Of Maryland avenue. be-
tween Thirteenth aud Fourteenth streets
northeast: three on the south side Of
MARYLAND avenue, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets northeast; one on
the west side Of Eleventh street, be
tween II and | streets northeast. Four
oil lamps will also be erected on School
street southwest
The daily critic., 1890-11-08
TIE LITTLE JOKE ON QUAY.
such Proceeding VIII Not Ho Tole
Hted In the Future

Nuth Proceedings VIII Not hfc NOler-
Hted IN the Future.
The little Joke perpetrated upon the
son OF Senator Quay last Thursday al
the City postoflice will probably not re-
suit in the discharge Of any Of the
clerks but the Postofiice Department
will Investigate the matter and let the
postofiice employees understand that Il
is not safe to play jokes on Republicans
IN OF years.
Postmaster Sherwood has submitted
the written statements Of Mr.. Bell. super
intendent of the delivery system, and
Mrs. Margaret Watkins. regarding the
affair, 10 Postmaster General Wana
maker II Is thought that Mrs. Wat
kins will return to duty to-day or to.
morrow, and that no blame will be a.
lached 10 any of The postotlice officials
Mr. Bell assumes the responsibility Of
the answer made TO young Quay, but
says that IL was merely a pleasantly
made among The clerks and not intended
for anybody outside Of the office
The daily critic., 1890-11-08
Trl.I of lhe colored u.nrer.

Lewis d. Green, the colored man ar.
rested the other day by Detectives
Carter and Raj for being an unlicensed
broker, appeared in Police Court this
afternoon. lie was represented By
General Van Manning and Colonel
Cook, who asked for a continuance
until next Wednesday. They will con.
tend that the loaning Of money does
not constitute brokerage There were
seventeen witnesses from the Post
Office Department and Pension Office
summoned who had borrowed money
Of Green.
The daily critic., 1890-11-08
Lectures oa Autonomy

The first Of series Of scientific lee
lures to be given every Friday after.
noon in the lecture hall Of the Catholic
University, was delivered yesterday by
Rev. Professor George NJ. Scarle. G. S
J.. director Of the University Obsorva-
tory, upon the subject, Astronomical
Observatories He referred to the
transit instrument" fixed along the
lire Of the meridian. The next lecture
will be by Professor Clarence +. Wood
man. Pm. ID. &. S. p, on the topic.
Electricity In the Household.
The daily critic., 1890-11-08
A Mnmnn,. psln.inn

Louisa NJ Ingliss, woman whose
nit d Is somewhat unbalanced, Is re-
,dving treatment at the Providence
Hospital. She claims that she Is from
NcwbCru South Carolina, and 4 on
her way 10 England She laburs under
The impression that she Is Lady Roth.
child ard Is harmless, Sanitary officer
Flank has taken her case under con.
s dCratiou and will probably provide her
with transportation 90 New York Mrs
lrrliss thinks that the English Consul
viii take care Of her there
The daily critic., 1890-11-08
lemon Hot Drops.

For coughs and colds, take Lemon Hot
Drops
For sore throat aud bronchitis, take
Lemon Hos Drops.
For pneumonia aud laTyngetis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
lrCousumptioH aud catarrh, take Lemon
Hot Drops,
For an throat aud lung diseases, take
Lemon Hot Drops
An elegant and reliable preparation.
Sold by druggists. - cents per bottle
Prepared by II. Motley, n. d., Atlanta, ga.
The daily critic., 1890-11-08

Tie Beta Theta ri Society Of this
Cily bad a dinner last night az the
SHERIDAN. those present being repre-
stuistiyes Of The University Of Virginia
aud Johns Hopkius active chapters
Tie evening Was pleasantly passed iu
social conversation stories If college
life and singing Uf songs Reports were
Iged from other chapters
The daily critic., 1890-11-08

Hathcrly Spear has ilcd a petition IN
The Probate Court, in which he asks
that the will Of the late Robert Spear
may not be admitted TO probate. lie
believes that the decedent made no will,
and that any papers fled purporiing to
be bis last will and testament are fraud.
ulcnt. The petitioner also alleges that
Mr. Spear was NOT Of sound mind at the
time Of his death. aud that the execu.
tiCn Of the will. Il it was ever signed by
Spear, was procured by fraud and de-
grftfOu
The daily critic., 1890-11-08

The 'pentagora" 10 be given By the
ladies Of S. Aloysius parish, has been
given into the charge Of the Young
Mems Catholic Club by Father Ne
Gmk. The entertainment Will occupy
Eve nights. from November 40 % No
y,mheT "a inclusive. A concert will be
given each evening and the Pa5tims
Musical Cub will assist a. the cJhClul-
ing entertainment
The daily critic., 1890-11-08
New supsrior~rd.n NJ Of Foreign Mails.

Captain n NJ Brooks Of Nirginit,
chief clerk Of the foreign mails Office
Postoilcc Department, has been ap.
pointed superintendent of foreign mails
10 succeed Nicholas NJ. Bell, who re.
signed in the early part Of the present
Administration Captain Brooks has
been chief clcIk Of the foreign mails for
number Of Yeas, aud since Nc Bells
resignation has been acting as supcrn.
tCudCnt Of that office.
The daily critic., 1890-11-08
IoImplg.s - -.

A number n Eeur men representing
tLe Citizens Association no. S called
upon de Commissioners yesterday AMI
discussed DE general improvements o.
~ uHIg between Brentwood road aui
tLe Eastern Branch The improve
merits WiiI D. interesting o. several
Thousand people who are property
holders aud residents I'm that locality.
The daily critic., 1890-11-08

While making a coupling at the
corner Of Fifth and Il streets southeast.
yesterday afternoon, Robert Thornton, a
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad brake
man, caught bis fout In frog aud fell
lie managed 10 roll away from the
track and had a narrow escape from
being Instantly Killed. He, however
sustained serious injuries and was taken
10 bis home 10 Baltimore on an evening
tain
The daily critic., 1890-11-08
New uuartsrs Tor wimodaughsIs.

Wimodaughsis has taken rooms at
liCG G street northwest The entire
building will be devoted 10 the use OF
the various organic atoms of women.
The enthusiastic support already given
makes success certain. but, as "much
askoth more, donations Of books,
pictures and brio bac are solicited