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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-12-23

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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-12-23
HAY EFVER Cured to Stay Cured.
WE want the name ami q idr5g
& ASTHMA ss;s: T. s. a.! $a;%is

PURE SILK SPONGE"
g IN DOLiA II = for material, trimmings and In
y structions lake pains to write name address and
This is the 'SiM JHdei labric. re
ierred 10 by shirley Dare" in AcH York Herald,
Feb. l5 1891. Send g.. stamp and receive catalogue.
loRDEN REaINGToS, Selling Agts, fail River, Mass
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19

for his removal from the High
school. In the first place, he is
incomplete" for the place as prin
clpal of the colored High school
and trustee Bruce is In duty bound
to give the people and tax payers
of this city a competent principal
10 the High school.
1t is a general complaint of the
pupils that the High SCHOOL Is not
conducted as it ought to be. Since
it is fact that Prof. Cardozo is
incompetent for the position. that
be holds, why ia he retained? Why
is not a change nader l am aware
that he does the best he can, but
that is not satisfying the people.
There should be an improvement
in the High school.
L have no objection to Miss
Catcher being appointed in the
High school ; she is a worthy lady
aud a good citizen bat l do obiecr
10 Prof. Card"zo's methods of con
Quoting the High School in which
the people are interested. Let me
hear from you soon.
Yours truly, CLARA.
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19

Dr. Z. M. H4mmett, Health
ohcer, presents the following re
port for week ending December
IL 1891:
Number of deaths, 9S; white, 60: color
eu' 90. ID atil rate per 900 per annum:
Wh't 10 8; colored, "a 7. 10 al popula-
tloil, 2O.3 80 We're under five years al
az; II We're under one year old, and "a
ove' 6O years. 10 of the deaths occur, u
IN hospitals and public institutions.
IN" deaths bv classes were as follows:
LymOtlc, 81; G institutional, rs: Local,
80; D. ve'OPmental, II; Violence, 2. TIE
| prlncIp'l CAUSES at death vert: Group. g.:
D'phtheria. 4; Cunsumpti II, IL; Oar
rhoral, q; T1phO d Few r, 2; Malari | Ee.
YER, 8, PnrIImonia, 3. CONGESTION Of the
Lungs, 2; Bronchitis, 4; Kidney Diseases,
D Mem gus. 2; Cancers, 8. Births re-
porteo 20 white m dies, g white females;
~ colUred s!eS, 10 cUIure,l males.
MARRIAGES reported: A whit; cU'orrd.
uIi-birtlls reported: white; ) cOlOred.
1ne mortality durng the pat Gnr,-e
week vas Ill and LOG each, Ealing to OF
n the We ending on Saturday, his
steady decline Was equal e. abou IL pet
Cent. In the corrtSp Onding pei iUd OF
last year the d'atlls NUN Der, d I03, lie
aver 'ge annual d, ath rate for every thou
sand Imhd bitautS Tor the D,st s+yente, n
years Was - 3, as against "a death rate of
~ Tor tile iast week.. TINS Is a favor
abb xnibit for this season of the year.
AND lhdl:at'-s 4 fair crudtlon of health
thr"u LhUuf the District.
All uuSuIdl feature OF the weeks report
Is presented in the de tbs Of evIal per-
sons from "neIvUuS proStrati Jn.' This
my Ind Cate a di>tut bling Influence pre-
couIng all outbreak o. JhflueIZI. SIEVE al
ls' ri this mAlady have be, II Reported
as curing Ill the city, but aS Yet 20
a. ath tllrIeI. ON have been repurt"d.
F"tumOnIh which is the most Ir queut
Compile atIuu WITH the Catarrhal l.. tlu,nZa
c fused but three u, a hs, compared with
srv u IN the preceding week
There wa total absence of de ath
from Inea- les, whUuping-coush, a1d scar
Yer, aud TALL Ir1m seven to four
Il ON dlpnthrria aud from fifteen to nIue
from aruLe lung disc lSrS.
The deaths IA Ung children under five
years Uf age, aud o. those und;r one , ear
Ola, Was ta:rty-<iX of ttip turilitr and TWEEN
Iy-sev' OI the latter. The normal ratsS
II deaths OIL these two classes, as shown
10y the iablrs Tor the last Iittcrn Years,
IIave b. EN- Tor tho, under five years old
400 per C. nj OF lie total deaths, aud Tor
those under one year of aye 1913 per
cen;.
Above will BIZ fund the u-ual weekly
stat menG Ut mortality, as we'll as mar
4 al IL mil H..
tnat he births returned wei nign equal
tn DEATHS aud that there W,r. tile unsIl-
al number Of tiIty-three marriages repoI-
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

! John A. Logan, Jr., is critically i'll.
Henry Carr and Mary Wilson were
lovers in Kentucky 40 years ago, were
separated by parents, remained true all
these years, and were married in Liberty,
Mo this week.
One of the last acts passed by the Bra.
lillian congress before its dissolution
granted pension of $50, 900 per year to
Dom Pedro De Aicantara, ex-Emperor of
Brazil, with arrears from November Is,
1889. 1t came too late to be Of any serv-
ice to the ex-emperor.
The grip has broken out again in New
York, but is of milder type than last
year.
Jay Gould has gone into theatrical en-
terprises. 1t is said he il backing Au.
gustin DAILY
All the doctors in the land can't stop
Jacob Ziegler, of Dedham, Mass, from
hiccoughing himself to death.
An angry word led Private SIoss, of
the 18th United States Infantry, at Chi
cago, to send a bullet through Private
James McDonald's body.
The London advisory board of the Vir-
{inia State debt bondholders have de-
lined to recommend that holders accept
he American committees scheme for
The settlement of claims against Virginia,
and meeting will be held to decide on
a course of action.
Governor elect Mckinley, Of Ohio, is
quite i'll as result of the strain Of the
late political campaign. His physicians
say he is in no danger.
Edward M. Field, son Of Cyrus W.
Field, has been served with papers in
New York on charge of defaIcation and
misuse of trust funds, and he will be ex.
amined as soon as released from the asy.
lum where he is confined.
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19
SATURDAY. Dec 10 b 1891.
Locals.

WANTED-At this office a bow
to attend to horse aud to work in
the Office. Call before 9 a. M. and
after O'Clock p. m.
WANFEO-At this off &c two
active collectors. Apply at once
A liberal percentage will be given
ROOM FOR RENT:-l42e
Pierce Place, N. w. furnished o.
unfinished 2nd floor, Oct. 81 If
For Reut:-Twp nicely furnish
el rooms with or without board
near the War and Navy Depart
merts, 15l2-L street, n. W.
Nov l limo.
Hon. Robert Smtls is in the city. in
the in crest of Dr.. Cum, for the Charles
ton Post Office.
Miss Alliena Davis, of Pbiladel-
phia will be the guest, during
christmas week, of DR.. and Mrs.
T Graham Dorsey of Capitol Hill.
A lodge of sorrow under the aus
piceS of the Grand Lodge of Ma
sons, was held al the 18Th Street
Baptist Church Thursday evening.
Eulogles we're pronounced over the
death of the late Past Grand Mas
ter, Car ter A Stewart.
A number of Gentlemen are
making active preparations 10 re-
turn The Bal M4squr gwen recent
ly at Beneficial paII ny the ladies'.
II VIII take bi E tRSogmsail o'1vri-r ttle
29Jb inst, at Grant Amy Hall,
At the annual election of officers
of o. P. Morton Post, No. 4, G. A.
r., Perry IL. Carson who was
candidate as representative to
the department encampment was
overwhelmingly defeated by MI
Lewis A. Cornish.
Services will be held Christmas
day at IL o'clock in st. Mary's p.
+. church, 23d street, between 6
and h streets. Tomorrow evening
at O'Clock, Prof. Tunnel of How
ard University will Officiate at the
services.
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19
RILEY THE COLORED DEMO.
Graf,

SUCCEEDS Foster A REPUBLICAN
Editor of the BE: 1 heg leave
to inform You that | was discharg-
ID, as ab prer from the U. s.
Capital, House side, and was sue
ceeded by DR.. Jerome A. Riley
the 'lored democ at, other wise
the man who is president of the
Palmer Colored Democratic Club
of thus city DR.. Riley claimed
thai he was a leader of the colored
d mocrat, aud should be appointe ed
to representative position. He
was backed by Representative
Brekir bridge. of Ark aud the
Ark sus delegation. Well he
did not receive a representative
lace, nor could he obtain q place
that was held by any white Re-
publican. Finding out he could
not obtain place higher than q
laborer and that too held By a
colorel man, it took the entire
Ark. delegation to get 1t tor him.
The duty that is to be perf,rm
by the colOred leader OF the Negro
democracy is 10 mop the floors
and Wash SplttOOns.
Re pecltully,
James ". Foster.
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19
MORTON POST NO. 4,

Ii Is conceded by Grand Army
men the country over that Oliver
I. Morton Post No. 4, D-D't of the
PO'Omac and their Relief Corps are
"hp top" in the great organic .tions
tina this nation to day regards with
so much tender sOlIcitude aud high
esteem.
From a handful of Vetera rs this
Post has carefully, cautiously,
steadily moved on until now she
Is the second in number in this
department. The Grand Com
mander in his address on his an
nual visitation, said addressing
commander Butcher. "Your Post
l. second to none the equal IF
any" The same was said by the
iauy president OF the Woman's
Relief Corps when she visited .. r.
Morton w. r. G. So we have iu
our midst organizations of semi
military Character that give the
race from a national point of view
Significance and importance.
At the annual election last Mon.
day, Walter Middleton F,q, was
chosen commander of No. 4, aud
Miss Maria l.. Jordan, president of
the w. r. O., (MOrton No. 4 }
Both of these selections give ADJ
pie proof that it is the purpose to
move forward and give further race
IepreSt NATIVE Qualification that it
may not be said there is DO self
government with the coIoIed PEG.
pie when the installation of there
ntwl elected Ulcers takes place
may We Ark that it b. SO arranged
that The pubic Can witness the
very Interesting ceremony.
Success to the Post and the w
Il. Q. The veterans made it pos
SIble for what they enjps to-day in
the name of God, justice aud right.
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19

ard VIM. b. Smith, John H.
BROOKS, Isaac s. Hawkins, Isaac
Mitchell, Geo. NJ. Arnold alter.
mates, Robt. Green, q. q. Saun-
1ers, Geo. Jones, Ambrose Cook .
Wm. II. WaShIngthon. Randall
skinner, VIM. Ferguson, Oliver
High, Dennis Nelson, Ben. Young.
Reuben Taylor.
Alter the election the past ten
uered vote of thanks to the tell
ers, comrades Robt. johnson, J.T.
Lay ton and Joshua Mcneil.
" L. Morton Woman's Relief
Corps No. l, on Monday night e.
iected the following officers to
serve for the ensuing year: Presi-
aent, Maria L, Jorlan; s. V. P,
A. A. 2. Syphax; j. V. P, Amelia
.. Scott; treasurer, Anna V. Saun-
ders, chaplain, Ruth R Goodwln:
conductor, Carrie A. Dolby; guard
Laura V. Shelton.
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19

D. Coodges Harness attachment is the best thing of
KIND ever put on the market 1t arranged that any
secure 1t to harness. three minutes without cutting
same IN any right in the street. be taken
harness In Two minutes and the harness
style without the least trouble exen
ing aud unhching horse be attached
less than 80 seconds and extrcated
an ornament to the harness and contains nothing to
get out OF oder the being straps
can be heightened shortened is required The
movable secured allow the when
woru The particular advantage this device
ers consists the construction of
the straps whereby the be attached
without cutting the has been heretofore necessary
order to use devices of this character.
10 the loop of the Bolt be attached lines said lines
ing connected with the driver by suitable the
horse runs or becomes unmanageab the tightening
will draw the bolt H. and the spring "a will plate
side and release the animal from the vehicle Any child
hitch unhtch horse without slightest trouble
Thousands OF the attachments being used every day.
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The members Of the Harrison
and Morton League are requested
TO attend a special meeting Of that
organization, Monday evening Dec.
23lat 40 O'Clock sharp, at the
Otdet'S ArmOry.
W.Calvin Chase,
President.
w. b. Jones,
Secretary
Wante by gentleman and
wife, three rooms in house with
small family, for light housekeep-
Ing, either north east or north
west section Of the city.
Address,
"housekeeper.'
this office
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19
CLARA ~ LOUISE.
MY DEAR LOUISE:

My DEAR LOUISE:
Again christ mas time drawett
nigh, aud we are thinking what i,
best to give to our friends as I
token of friendship.
These gifts need not necessarily
be expensive, as there are many
dainty aud useful articles which
can be made out of bits of velvet
silk and ribbon, which Will be nc
doubt of all the more valuable to
those who are to become theiI
recipients.
quite agree with you in refer
ring 10 Rev. Brooks of the 18th
Street Baptist Church as one OF
the most polished speakers in tn,
country. He is very eloquent anG
gentpeI. But do you nean that be
will leave If his salary is not in
creased? 1925 Is very good sun
for congregation to pay any pas
tor. Alas ministery is like many
other occupations, a "tra"e."
A great deal has been said abDul
suspicious people. Those who su>-
pect everybody are very unhappy,
and We know of no remedy fOr
their disco mfOrt except self i'm
pTUvement. Let them root out OF
themselves whatever vicious pro
prnsity they suppose to have it,
counterpart in the breast Of ali
mankind, and their opinions Of
their fellow men will at once br
changed for the better.
There Is a middle in the Higl
school over the appointment Of a.
assistant teacher III physics. Ih
board of school trustees, on tn,
recommendation of Prot. II. NJ
Brown, appointed an as>istan
teacher 10 the High school. TIus
tee Cornish, generous as he Away
is, took the money for the paymrn,
of this assistant teacher from BIZ
division. Prof. CardozD, disrt-
the action of the tru tee
designated Miss Catcher as
special teacher in Two studies
What l want to know is who il
b )ss, Prof. CarduzO Or the colored
trustees? Tue action of Prof. Gar
dozo ought to be sufficient grounds
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19
Mrs. Maybrick Meets Her Mother.

A London dispatch states that a priv.
ilege rarely granted British life prisoner
to receive a visitor from the outside
world-was accorded to-day to Mrs.
Florence Maybrick, the American who is
serving, in Woking prison, a sentence Of
life imprisonment for poisoning her hus.
band, james Maybrick, Liverpool mer-
chant The visitor was her mother, the
Baroness Caroline de Rogue, who came
from her home in Rouen, France, and
the time was limited to one hour In
the course of the interview Mrs. May.
brick said:
Il have done nothing. Nothing has
been proved against me. Why do they
keep me here? Is it because am poor
little American girlP 1 can not under.
stand why they will not give me mercy
or pardon and let you take me away. l
am deeply, deeply grateful to my Ameri.
can friends for all they have done in my
behalf
1t is believed that sufficient evidences
has been secured to demand q rehearing
Of Mrs. Maybrick's case.
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19

AS The BEE promised some time ago that Il
would publish the haWes of those. who have
contrib, ted TO The purchase fund of The
Young Mems Chris ian Association, the fol
lowing are he n mes and am punt:
THREE HUNDRED DOLL X CONTRIBUTORS:
l.. Z. Hey, John X. Brooks, Geo. F. Cook
]. u. Meriwether, 4. X. Russell and w. ii. A
Wormley
$500 and $40 list:
Hon. Fred. Douglass. Col. u. NJ Arnold.
500 LIST:
E. A. Atkinson, p. n. Bailey DIR. J. r
Francis, Harrison Gordon, B. F. Leigh on
DIR. q. ii. Lafetra, w. +. Matthews, L. Muir
ray, j. +. Cook.
David Warner. L. ID. Wine. w. e. T. u, E.
]. Calvin, l.. A. Go, nj b, Hon. Jno. W. Eos
ter l.. NJ. Hershaw. Mrs. Bessie johnson. W.
Nc. Kinley ". =. Montgomery. AroI Russell,
n. g. Leland, John l.. saunders. II. b. vii
liams, Levi P. Morton Saks and c.. j. w.
Cromwell, w. b. Johnson. Geo. l.. Pryor.
$40 and S25:
J. W. Taylor POcohatan itagnaee, Henry E.
Baker. Dr.GrandisUn, w. ID. Larner. Rich
Phillip Brooks. VIM. H. Lee, ~, Nc. Ehoy
j. A. Pierre, John ID. Pow ell, w. E. Edmon-
ston. Francis Upshaw. Rev. ]: Nj. w ldrom,
DIR. F. J. Shadd. Right Rev. Phillip Brooks,
Peter ]. Williams. Or. p j. Lewis, K. H.
WOodford, Pro-. Fairfield.
Sl5
p. B. Bagiey, VIM. Budd, ]. H. Butcher
Geo. A. Carter, E. H. Hunter. Jas. A. Payne.
ID. r fSJe"dg, D. H. ~ VI, JUN a. oInItH
$40:
II. W. Freeman, C. II. Anderson. Il. H. AL
IeL, Archie tsker, Thos. b OkmRn, bishop
j. NJ, Brown, II, 4, Copeland Geo. W. Davis,
w. ). Freelow, W. NJ Fulton, p. A. Comes.
Gilbert Gray, Washington Grady, Jas. Hen.
dersOn, T A. ] mes, Vim. johnson, q. u.
Heating NJ. q. Lucas, X. J. Malone, VIM. A.
M ers, Finley Patterson, Jacob H. saunders,
J. L. SmO, herd, g. W. s. ~waizell, W. B, Webb
r. n WhiIed Mrs +. .. G. william
81, 81 and S.:
PJ. Williams, c. {. Cole, w. d. Clark w.
g. Mnore, W. b. Webb. W H Hunter. A J.
~trawsberg, A Friend rom England. Bishop
Arnett, j. {. Brown, Thos. H. Brooks, d.. G.
W ICavaniss Geo. II. card va, L. j. Davis,
Richard T. Harrison. Mrs. NJ. A. Hood, Will
NJ. i ,ck son. Madison Jones T, l.. Jones. A. II.
L. II. M 1, e. NJ. Park. j. T. Rev.
loIds, r. ). smith, W. II. Voughn, VIM.
Wheatley, John Diggs, G. W. NJ, E.J Davis.
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19
O. p. MORTON POSTS ELEC-
TON.

O.P. Morton Post No. 4, G. A,
r.. have elected officers for 1892
A follows: Walter s. Middleton,
commander; John A. Scott, S. V.
commander; Alexander Freeman,
JV. commander s. w. Hurbert,
surgeon II. q. Saunders chaplain;
q. q. Shorter, quartermaster {;
Alexander Oglesby. officer Of the
day Ambrose Cook, officer of the
guard; representatives TO the de-
partment eBcampmrnt, Lewis A.
Cornish, Alexander Freeman, j. A.
Scott. Alexander Oglesby, Sid
new W. Hurbert, Thomas j. Stew.
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19

a @Srr deserves s4 the patronage and
of FIVE tho interest of all we'll Wlsbers
f. faa Tue church. Besides the drill
an'I there will be given a dram .
il nnia1 cantatas. The Whole
a unuer the management of Mr.. r.
ND cornish Miss Blanche Colder.
P P Moore and ManniugS Mr.
* c oA ana others. Single tickets
10 cents, both nights 25 cents
0ilIuren 10 cents. Cafe open bolh
nlsntS. Rev. s. B. Wallice, pas
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19
Thousands OF Iri.hm.n,n.F Fight,

The contest for member of parliament
now going on in the Waterford district
of Ireland has renewed the bitter feeling
between the Irish factions
On Sunday last rival meetings in
Waterford resulted in conflict that be-
came desperate riot, in which thousands
of Infatuated men participated. A mob
composed of members of the Parnellits
faction began one of the fiercest conflicts
that have characterized the prevailing
hostilities. The opposing crowds fought
at very close quarters and surged to and
fro throughout the streets, seeming Ut
-t=T:y regardless Oh the presence of tho
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19

Ine Bethel Literary will issue q
circular January /, 1892. giving
SUBJECTS and who will read dnrin o
January. February and March
lnls VIII give those who desire to
participate in debates an opportn-
nitN TO make notes. The Adyisarv
hoatd propose to make this asso.
ciation the place where our repre.
sentative men and women can
give 10 the public their views on
all questions concerning the geuer.
al gOoh OF mankind. In the meap-
Time the president will be thank
iul Tor any advice counsel, sugses.
Iloh. or lnlmatlon that is for the
good OF the association. The de.
sire OF the board is to make the
meetings national in Significance
dhu character, and truly cosmo-
polltan ia the fullest sense of that
term.
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19
THE BETHEL LITERARY.

The president made the annOunePm mt
last Tuesday night that circular would
De issurd Jan. L, 1892, em racing TIL,
names OF persons, who have consented To
furnish phpvrs for Jan, Feb. aud Mar.
also the title Of each subject. THIS rs {"
give persons, VINO an icipate part cipa-
tIhg in the debates, an opportunity to
read up. We tninE it capital idea and
We call the attention of our readers to il
from time to slime to time.
ihr list Will include men and women OF
National and Continental tame, aud thu
subjects of Importance aud inter
est to this cosmopolitan community.
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19
A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT

Great preparation is being made
TOT the grand Oper attic and ORA
matte entertainment TO be given on
tuesday aud Wednesday evenings,
December 20, and 80, 1891, at
Israel c. M. K. Church, Conn LIST
aud B streets, foot of Capitol
grounds. A number of prominent
young ladies are to take part in an
exhibit on drill. The entertain
ment is given for the benefit of the
church and Sunday, school and
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19
ALEXANDRIA. Va.

/. Z. Dulany. Vim B. Dulany.
Dulany and Son.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
l47 Lots III The North West S25
cash balance In monthly payments
OF $5. One well built Z room
orick a. l,260, very cheap; two
small b lex houses $3.50 each, one
elegant lot 2OxlOO at $17OO; 10
"ell built 5 room frames at $500
each; $500 c,sn, balance Sc Der
mOnIh.
TIE New Era Building Assucia.
ton will assist investors.
131 acres IN Fairfax Co, fine
dwelling Containing IA rooms. A
number Of small farms at SIS per
acre.
5O4 King st,
Alexandria, Va.
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19
THE PRESS
(New York;
Has a larger daily circulation than
any Repub lican Newspaper in
America.
For 1892.
DAILY. SUNDAY. WEEKLY.
The aggressive Republican
Journal OF the Metropolis.
A Newspaper for the Masses.
Founded December LIST, 1887.
CIRCULATION OVER 100000 COPIES
DAILY.
Founded December 1st, 1887.

The PRESS is the organ of 10 faction;
pulls no wires; has no animOsities to
ayrngp.
The most remarkable Newspaper
success in New York.
THE Press is a National Newspaper.
Cheap news, vulgar sensali Ills a ID
trash fi'Id no place iu the columns of th
PRESS.
The Press has the brightest editoria
page III New York. IL spaI kles with
points.
The PRESS Sunday edition is splen-
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curreht topic Of i. trresC.
The PRESS We, ky edition contains all
the good Things OF tile Daily aud Su d.
day editions.
For those wfO cannot afford the Daily
or are prevented by distanc, from early
receiving it, the Weekly Is a splendid
substitute.
As an Advertising Medium
Inc PRESS has no superior in New York.
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Within the reach of all. The Best and cbeap
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Daily and Sunday, one year, $500
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., mates Tor advertising furnished on appll
,.t.,a. objectionable advertisements "! u MOI
BID. asserted AT any price. All remittances
-l aid ue made by draft, postal money order
o.. tess or reg stored .etter. Money forwarded
,5r other way, is at the sender's risk. In
asiu. money the amount and what it is for
r,a.i be distinctly stated.
Al letters. ETC., should hs addressed
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WHERE THE BEE CAN BEHA
Prof J. W. Fowlers, SlS Srd street, $. e.
frs Polkety's, NJ Street. between 18th
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THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsoCI.
ALTON
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19
DEATHS.

DIR. G. M. H4mmett, Health
Omcer, presents the following re
port for week ending December
IL 1891:
The Washington bee., 1891-12-19
THE b GE
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.

GAsT w AsHINGTON,
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The Washington bee., 1891-12-19

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The Washington bee., 1891-12-19

WANTED-At this office a bow
to attend to horse aud to work in
the Office. Call before 9 a. m, aud
after / O'Clock p. m.