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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-07

MILLINERY RIBBONS.
complete assortment Of colors in Heavy Faills
Ribbons which will be used xtensivey for millinery
3 and By inches wide.
30 AND SOC. A YARD.
Velvet Ribbons will be used also. splendid stock
Of them here-both in Black and colors satin black
from Il inch TO 80 inches wide.
SATIN RIBBONS
For both Millinery and Fancy
Work-every color and width.
THE CHEvRON GROS GRAIN
Ribbons at half
price have sold splendidly. We were fortunate in
securing another lot of them. so the assortment ID
complete again. We can't get any more, SO if you
need Ribbons come in q hurry. They are pure silk
heavy quality-every color.
No. 5-worth l5c., for
No. 12-worth 30c., for
Is CENTS.
No. 16-worth 4Oc.. for
10 CENTS.
AWARD.
Colors-white. Cream. Black, Pink, g shades Light
Blue, Nile. Old Rose. Olive. shades Of Brown Navy
shades Of Gray. Lavender. Corn color. Cardinal !.
shades of Myrtle and Tan.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)
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The supreme council of The Society Of Chosen
Friends meets here tomorrow. The time and
place we're well chosen. Washington Is ,lways
well worth seeing and mild September 10 good
time in which TO make the visit
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Tossing hour s q. no.. Saturdays excepted.
JOHNSON & LurrRElI.


In hitting out the little you'll do well to bssr in
mind the following and the unusually low
prices thereof:
Childrens Fast Black Ribbed Hose sizes to o., 9
pairs for .sc.
Ribbed Hose. Doc. pair; worth DC.
CLildren's MohAir school Umbrellas. sizes - and
"a. only 75c.
worth el.25
Misses 6ossamer watsrproofs In great variety At
o.. 81 %. 81 80 and ~, all sizes.
In Dress Goods we've every conceivable kind and
style suitable for school dresses.
2s-ineh An-wool Treos Cloths, In bright colors,
only Pc. yard.
36-ineh Wool Piaids at Csc. yard
40inch Atwood Plaids Stripes ct Soc yard
All our l5c Domestic Sstines reduced to 9kc.
AL our 3oc. French Saline. reduced to lsu.
JOHNSON LUTTRELL,
so5 us MARKET space
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LIKE GENs Or TIE OCEAN

Are the BUTTONS for this FALL BUTTONS
have been slow for several seasons but FASH
loN, that arbitrary queen, has decreed that
they snail be muchly worn during the coming
season. Therefore. anticipating their COMING
We have bought largely of these ewel-like beau
ties We are SHOWING then. in all of the NEW
effects
IN CUT STEEL,
CARVED METAL
HAND-CARvED PEARL,
CHASED METAL.
HAND-CARVED PEARL AND METAL.
In fact all OF the beautiful productions of Euro
pean handicraft, Ranging in price from lie TO
$40 per dozen
Also fun and complete line of new Crochet
Buttons
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DR. JArerR,s SANITARY WooLrSs,

TTTTHE DR.. JAEGER saNAroRY CLOTH.
T ing is Recommended Cor its health giving
and health restoring qualities. IL is
ctTdtire as well as I8Tsress,atire We represent
the DR.. Jaeger sanitary wooden system in us en-
tre:y. OF rrst importance. however. Is the
undertaking. Our. fall and winter stock i.
here. Prires iorer than las; season.
Some of the articles represented are: Ladies,
and Mems Combination Suits, all sizes also
Vests and Drawers, separate. Mems Pa,amas or
Sleeping Suits. Ladies' Night Dresses. Chill
dren's Underwear. stock;net Underskirts
Hosiery. Bath Mit,s. shswls. Elastic Seamless
Bandsges or stomachers. Knee Warmers
Especially recommended by doctors for persons
suffering from rheumatism. Blankets. lap
Robes. Woo!en Knitted Nesligee Corsets, Dress
Shields, Stock:nct Blndaging for varlcose
veins. Infants Bsndsge-. Chest Protectors.
Normal Brushes for wooden goods, Darning
Yam, Towels, SOAP, &c. &c.
The Sana:ory Wooden Goods are RAPIDLY gain
ing popular favor. They make staunch friend.
wherever used.
Lady attendants for the Ladies', Children's
and Infants Goods
Gentlemen attendants for the ecntlen,en's.
ASK for illustrated catalogue with prices
Uirst floor, second aanex.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-07

The western grain movement is fast becoming
a grain choke or jam II is a great thing for
the Great West
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FALL DREss Goops.

FALL DREss Goops
Buy your Dress now We have a splendid assert.
ment of everything now. Prices are right. Values
cannot be surpassed. Styles in many instances ex.
elusive. So why delay:
All wool Mixed Chevio.s in Plaids. Stripes and II.
Illuminated Grounds, IS inches wide All the New
Fall shsdes-Navy. browns. Tans Garnet. Grays.
&c,
ONLY SOC. YARD.
80 and 40 inch Fancy Plaid serges in the latest com
binations OF colors. twenty different styles.
ONLY SOC. A YARD.
4Onch Atwood French Plaid serres,
15c. AND Sc. YARD.
45-nch Reversible Cancels Hair Serges. all wool.
Either side can be used foi the trimming; e1.
IRENE novelty.
54-inch l-woQl Cancels Hair suitings actual
worth sl.*'' Tor -. .y.RD
A full line of colors in 4o-inch Henriettas for
SIC. AWARD.
Bedford 20 DIS, 40 inches wide.
s1Oo AWARD.
sERGEs
45-inch Atwood Serge. Navy. 1oc. yard.
All other shades. 40-inch, 75c yard.
THE STORM SERGE"
The most popular Of any of them. Seems to catch
the fancy Of every one who sees it, Almost re
sisting Black and two shades of Navy.
CSC. YARD.
Our Broadcloths- "a inches wide-every shade-can'
be equaled fo- u. so, for
al.S5 YARD.
ROBES.
Some of the latest Partisan fancies in cancels hair
Mateasse and Jacquard effects from Sl2. so ts
SIS IS Robe. Fashion plates furnished gratis witt
each Robe.
| full stock Of Black and colored Dress and Trim
ming Silks at popular prices.
Black Dress Goods in Bedford cords. cancels hair
JacQusrds and Cheyrons. Also full line of Henriet
tas in silk Warp and all WOOL From 75c to e. yard
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
| Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-07

Housekeepers with garbage 10 dispose of hope
that 4 new health-ofiee bro M will sweep clean.
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HELYErr
is the name Of the new Yelling Iii a delicate
six mesh. with polka spot We are showing
In BEIGE. NAVY BLUE, GRAY, CARDI-
NAL. BLACK. GREEN. BROWN 1t is 27
inches wide. OUR PRICE is SIC yard.
WE ARE ALSO SHOWING NEW LINE of
me slLh GRtNADINE YELLING in every
shade. with satin borders. Prices 1Sc, DC,
and :soc. yard.
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Al mail orders reesire prompt attsntion
W. A. PIERCE & Co..
Successors to E. G. Davis
10 Market Space,
Corner Sth street.
there Is News A BREw1s..

YES. LOTS OF 1T. We have not been using
our energies and keeping a close watch on the
great business mart of the world tor nauzht
Keep a wide awake vigil of our movements
You have not forgotten our rule to use only the
MOST MODERN and ENTERPRlSING
METHODS in CONDUCTING our business.
so. as We have .aid above. keep keen eye on
OUR MOVEMENTS from now on.
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Three or four new depart
ments are being added. and
two Of the,n-Notions and
Druggist Sundries-are now
ready. To quickly and ef-
fectively Introduce them to
your notice We quote the fol-
lowing extraordinary low
prices:
20 gross or 9. $50 Fine All
bristle Tooth Brushes. Worth
10. l24 and loo. Only Sc.
each.
500 Fine A,i-bristle Hair
Brushes, In three styles, light
wood and ebony back. Worth
35. 40 and SOC. each. Only
.9c each.
1000 Real Shell Hair Pins.
finished with attractive amber
ornament. Usually sold at
49c. each. Only l2tsc. each.
1000 Shell Hair Pins at Ic.,
PC. Be-, &C., &c. and 10c.
each.
800 Black Rubber Combs. in
fine. half fine and coarse and
all coarse teeth; also two
styles Of Pocket Combs. Only
loo. each.
80 doz. Buttons. in four
styles and all the staple shades
in each style. Usually sold at
8. l0and loo. Ter dozsn. Only
&c. per dozen.
We have a complete stock Of
Dressn.akers' Supplies and
other articles usually found
in a small wares" or notion
department.
Also a superb line Of Col
gates Soaps and Perfumeries.
rs well as q miscellaneous as
sortment Of Toilet Waters,
Extracts. Tooth Powders and
Tooth Washes. DR.. Parker
Prsy's Manicure Specialties
and other articles usually kept
in a well-stocked druggist
sundries department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-07
6nDoa SINNERS agap,.

Tho Austrian ''snnokele~.' powder has gon
up in thin column of u ne smoke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-07

The subtreasury plan is not the only bone Of
contention in the Farmers Alliance Now the
question comes up in the cotton region Of the
wage to be paid cotton pickers. The colored
alliance has decided that its members shall not
after the ioth o: September pick for less than
:. for every 100 pounds and board, and this
price the planters have deemed to be more
than they car afford TO pay. Inasmuch as 30
large proportion of the cotton growers are
members Of the white alliance this position Of
affairs il that OF house divided against ITSELF
IL is true the colored strikers would not be
precisely members of the same order. as thew
are separately organized. But they cooperate,
and this fight will make breach in the far
mers movement.
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FoR Autumn DrEss

hou will want new trimmings. Why no. have
LACE! IL IS Just the thing row. Quite appro-
pirate and stylish, and our showing in this line
Is superb at the present writing
BLACK SILK CHANTILLY LACE 81 inches
wide. new design. 3sc. yard
BLACK SILK CHANTILLY LACE O. ipefes
wide. for AZ. and 45c. yard.
CHANTILLY LACE. ~ inches wide. new
Pattern. Black. 25s yard
MATCH SETS OF BLACK SILK CHAN
TILLi LACE in the latest designs
~ H1Sles Ni'e.--.-. 1.3S yard.
~ ...---.......-.......... LOO -
CHANTlLLT DEMI-FLOUNCING, Black,
all silk. II inches, J0c. yard.
AND THEN II YOU WANT a heavier
LACE, why there is the NOW popnIsr ESCU-
RIAL LACE. IN BLACK. ALL SILK.
5inehes wide. deep points. 81. 60 yard.
4inches wide. points Oh each side, d l. ~ yard
tinches wide. points each side 4 l. 90 yard
42-ineh CHANTILLY FLOCNCINGS. ALI,
SILk. BLACk.ALL new designs. Just arrived,
at the low prices Of sI.J0. 200 and e. %
yard.
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Nothing marks of the present from the re-
cent past more completely than the use of such
implements Of peace in warlike maneuvers as
the bicycle and the vast Improvement made in
all kinds Of firearms. The great scenic battles
waging in France have developed what the
French war Office has been doing with its corps
Of wheelmen- II is claimed that this corps has
now arrived at high stage of excellence. The
French have also done more than other nations
in perfeeting the military balloon. The Aus
trisn army Is now perfectinG itself in the use
Of the bicycle. The coming European struggle
is likely TO show in more respects than those
here indicated the great and novel advances
that are making in the equipment, for war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-07

ales Women.
sthool days will soon be here. Dresses for
the little girls Will be needed. We have any
amount Of Dresses that would ct children
from 6 to II years that We are selling below
others prices.
SCHOOL HATS for little boys and girls.
225c.
SCHOOL STOCKINGS FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS in fast colors.
&c.
KNEE PROTECTORS, CSC. These will
save the wear of many pairs of stockings
Children's Warm Underwear to ut children
OF any age, in good rehable Manufacture. a.
low as "5c
Shirt Waists tchhdren) for schoo. wear at
half prices asked before.
SCHOOL HANDKERCHIEFs. Sc, in
many bsau6tul patterns and IN colo,s that
will stand
Buy your materials now for School
Dresses. none too early TO make up. Good
serviceabie Dress Materials as low as I2)xc
Per yard. from, that up TO any rr'ce your
purse dictates
NEW GOODS ARRIVE HOURLY. Every
shipment o: goods has something entirely
foreign TO goods of former days. New ideas
prevail in everything. and il were good to
see The many things that grace our shelves
and counters. Tam,llarize yourself with the
new merchandise
We tell you now that COoUE BOAs will
be much in demand. All New York goes
Wild over these beautiful creations. These
come in Black and colors. These will be ex-
tensirely worn. and are such serviceable and
stylish adjuncts to wear, and the price comes
within your reach. Like all lew goods. i'm
itafioas are rife, and you can spend Just
such a sum as you desire.
To get you fully acquainted with these
new whims We will sell for three and for
three days oniva
BEAUTIFUL CoQUE FEATHER
NECK BOA FOR 50 CENTS.
Others price might reach
s2.0O LATER ON.
Cur Light Wraps and Goa IS for present cool
evening wear are here in abundance. These
You must have for this climate. whether you
are poor or rich. to be without one these
treacherous evenings might entail heavier
expense.
Prices s29S. s3.9s. s.. $50. &C., in
any color o. weight you wish.
OUR FALL FASHION SHEETS are now
here and will be sent to any nonresident
free Of charge. Residents of this city can
call at our store and get one.
Remember the
STANDARD FASHION PATTERNS
Are recommended by the best modistes Of
Washington.
Out OF town people can address our Mail
Order Department and receive any informa-
ton relative to goods. We will promptly
Answer all COMMUNICATIONS.
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The LIST
OF Floral Extracts which MFRTZ, the
Chemist ana Perfumer, Is Offering EN-
braces all the old and popular fayortes
and line of charming novelties chief
among the latter being
GLEN ECHO BOUQUET
And
MOUNTAIN PINK.
That great jury. Society, has tried
these odors and pronounced absolutely
THE FINEST MADE.
10 cents per on
Our line of Triple Extracts is perfec-
ton for the price.
70 cents for ounce.
100 cents for ounces.
MERIT. CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST
llth and SIS. Washington. 4. C. 1t
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NEW DnEss Tn1Mx1Sos
For any and all Of the above described dress goods
Nail-head Trimming is tue latest. Made Of silk. in
imitation Of the Jet Trm.ning-comes in all colors to
match the dress goods.
SOC. AND Csc. A YARD.
Marrow Silk Braids and Edginss. in all shade. and
Black from
&c. TO Soc. YARD.
Colored Camille Trimming, from
sl.35 TO sa0s.
Jet Edges. from
loo. TO 81 YARD.
Jet Trimmings from
csc. TO 90 A YARD.
Jet Collars. from
coaue Feather CoAarettes. from
sl.4s TO %.
coQue Feather Boas. from
q TO sIe.
CoQue and Ostrich Feather Edgings.
4sc. TO q YARD.
CoQue Feather Band Trimming. from
sl35 TO s2 A YARD.
Ostrich Feather Band Trimming. from
$3.50 TO e. so YARD.
Jet Nail Hsads-swenty shapes aud sizss. from
&c. TO e. 10 DOZEN.
BUTTONS.
New styles in Jet, crochet pearl metal and taiIog
made.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
4. LIsNER.
Cor. 10th and Pa. ava sss
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+ F 4 4 HE||S / Is Y :
Eff FEE A TIT EEEE ERR ssss
+ E. En- / Il 5 III IT, f. FL IS IS
FOR MILLINERY PURPOSES.
WE HAVE LAID IN A COMPLETE STOCK OF
FEATHERS. BIRDS. PoMpoNs, oUILLs AND
AlGRErTES FOR THE FALL SEASoN-EvERY
THING ENTIRELY NEW. THE ASSORTMENT Is
VERY COMPLETE AND THE PRICES ARE MUCH
LOWER THAN THE SAME GOODS CAN BE
BOUGHT FOR ELSEWHERE. COME AND SEE
THE NEWEST STYLES AND GET POSTED AS
TO PRICES. If YOU DON'T WANT ANYTHING
IN THAT LINE NOW. YOU WILL SHORTLY, ANp
THE POINTS YOU GAIN MAY BE OF SERVICE
TO YOU.
QUILLS-ALL CoLoas
SCENTS.
special lot of Black Birds, worth SOC. and 15c.,
FOR lec. and &c
special lot of Jet Birds. worth sl.25.
FOR 10 CENTS.
Agrettes. all coiors
10c. and 25c.
Black Coque Feathers,
Csc. and CSC.
Black Jetted Quilts.
IS CENTS.
Fancy Humming Birds. with Agret.es, all colors,
81.
Military Pompons, with Agrettes, all colors.
ellis.
Colored Pompons. with Aigrettes,
4Sc. and Csc.
Sea Gulls.
so CENTS.
Spangled Pompons-Au colors,
4s CENTS.
Black Pompons. with Jet Aigret.es,
.... sl3a
Black Ostrich Pompons, with Aigrettes.
SCENTS.
Jet Agrettes.
6s CENTS.
dozen different styles of Black Feathers. with Jet
FOR s1 AND u. ID.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-07

PIN: Wrappers. Simpsons Grays" best
goods made-very handsome patterns-robe
fronts-tight backs. Regular 81. % grade.
Your choice for Ell Co.
(Third floor. 18th st. building)
Hose S7ac. OPAQUE SHADES
ARE HERE.
Sorry we got out of them. The demand was
greater than we anticipated. To our customers
who have been waiting We are pleased to tell OF
the arrival OF another lot Of the
OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES
Theygo on sale tomorrow. Colors same az
before. Size 3x6 feat and only
81 &c. each
Curtain Department.
(Fourth floor. 18th ST. buildingD
EMBROIDERED FL.ssrLs.
THIS AUTUAIN's SHOWING.
Our assortment of EMBROIDERED FLAN-
NELS never so extensive 1t comprises
everything from plain scs,op TO embroidery
1inches in depth. We mention a few patterns
as being especially worthy of your attention
just now.
CREAM. WITH CREAM EMBROIDERY.
Plain scallop.
500. yard
scallops with dot above.
-5111c. yard
Nest and delicate patterns suitable for in
fants' wear.
-G2Ac.. CSC. and 69c. a yard
Attractive patterns with embroidery enc inch
deep in twenty designs.
-15c. and Soc. a yard
Plain Hems.itch.d.
---15c. a yard
Hens titched with figure in hem.
SOC. a yard
Hemstitched with embroidery above.
-s1hc.. 81. 81. 10 and 81. Ii yard
Patterns with embroidery IL and . inches
deep.
-sshc. yard
Two-and-a-half inches deep.
SOC. yard
Twenty-Five patterns with embroidery 3to4
inches deep.
al a yard
Handsome DESIGNS. with embroidery three to
five inches deep.
81 10. 81. 10. 81 % and s .39s yard
Designs with embroidery five to seven inches
deep.
--s1.Jo. sLs5. SO and 81. 25 yard
COLoRED WITH CoLoRED EMBROIDERY.
Light Blue with same. Pink with same Cardi-
nal with same. Light Gray with same, Dark
Gray with same. Tan with same Purple with
same. Red with same. Red with Black. Tan
with Brown, Light Gray with Black. Light Gray
with Ligh; Blue. Orange with Black. Dark Gray
withBlack. Green with Red. Cardinal with Black,
&c. These are in great number Of Styles IN
to Ginches deep-at
-1oc., 81 and 81. 311.c. yard
Is this not a splendid assortment from which
to choose:
tSecond floor. 18th st. buildingD
SOMETIMES New DAILr
IN
JEwELRy DEPARTMENT.
These noteworthy:
Imported Ena,nel Brooches-forget-me not.
lilac and others.
Violet Stick PM.
Sc
Fancy Enameled and Gold plated Ha. Pins in
Aoral designs.
vassar Studs. ten styles. three In . Set.
-25c. set
Chryssnthenum Stick Pins. three colors.
-lSc.-
(First floor, 18th St building)
II Is Now TrnE To CHANGE
YOUR GAUZE UNDERWEAR
THE MEDIUM WEIGHT.
Part Of our fall stock of Ladies' and Chill
MERINo UNDERWEAR
Childrcn's Vests. with high neck and long
sleeves. Sizes IL to "a.
Size. l6. 25e.-Rise PC. on each sizs.-
Girls Pants. Sizes a0to34
Size. 20. 29c.-Rise &c. on each siss.-
Boys Drawers. Sizes % to 81.
~. 31c.-Eise DC. on each sixe.-
HEAVIER WEIGHT.
vests Sizes Is to "a.
Size, Is, 35c.-Rise SC. on each ass-
Girls Pants. Sizes Is to 81.
Size, IL. 35cv-Rise Sc. on each sizA-
Boys' Drawers. Sizes - to a.
-Sixe D. x5c. Rise &c. on each sinoL-
A full line Of Ladies' vssts. Panes and
Drawers ct correct prices
lFirst floor. ID annexD
WOODWARD LorHaoP.
az 10Th. 18th and "a. NJ.
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LAsssuaoH & Bno.

We hare positions for t~o g, Experienced csoal
Salss Women.
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10TH. nth AND SIS. NV.
WAsH,xeroS Aerxrs
FOR THE
STANDARD UNDERWEAR
OF ALL NATIONS.
la JAEerR's SANITARY Woo1rys
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10TH. nth AND F SIS. NV.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-12-30
RAN DOLPH.

DEG 28-The last hebdomadal OF 1881.
The entertainment at the Disciple Church on
Thursday evening. was one of thorough origin
ality throughout, with many especially geod
features, among which may be noted the song
dialogues of 81 i'm and James courtship," and
Auction Sale.'' the former duett and the lat
er a quartette; also a pantom1me rendering OF
one of Will Cartoons poems. A treat by SANTA
Claus ended the evenings enjoyment santa
Claus barn held the eyes of the little folK' anu
was good hit. Miss Effe Maxwell. OF New
Baltimore, presided at the organ instead OF MISS
Fannie BrocketJ, whose sprained ankle dis
abled her from assuming that duty. Criticism
would suggest that these entertainments be
made models of Christian good cheer. rather
than OF comedian hilarity,
The occasion at the M, E. Church on Sunday
night. was of different caste from those usually
held at that place. being almost universally
pronounced a dry affair. The music, assisted
by foreign talent, was the most marked feature
of the evening. aod even that fell far short of
the usual ability of the staid old M! E. choir. as
it has proved itself in times not long since past.
and Notwithstanding all this the tone of the
evening savored of the deeper concern for the
future welfare of an eternal SOUL dependent
upon the power of this Christ to save.
MIR. and Mrs. Adam Bower greeted pair Oh
twin boys on Tuesday last. but at this writing
one is forever gone and the .other quite feeble.
One of the most ungrateful lawsuits that ever
emanated from this town, is the SANDER suit of
Maldinger VS. Eberle. for S10 600, the defendant
being widow lady of past 70 years of age. and
one of kandolph's most respected people, and
the plaintiff her son-in-law, having been the
recipient OF many kindnesses at her hands.
But this is the full extent of hnman gratitude
Among holiday home visitors we note Messrs.
Frank Slabaugh. Walter Trescott. Norman
Yarrian. H. o. Merriman, M. D, Buckman and
wife, Miss Grace Trescott. Mrs. Mary Newlin,
Mrs, F. D. Shook. Mrs D. S. Perkins and daHgh-
ter Nina. Miss Nellie Campbell.
Santa Claus seldom misses connections, but
occasional omissions will occur, and when they
do occur,the happy old elf makes great amends.
He missed his visit to ChBrles c. Dellenbarger's IS
until Saturday. but when he came he brought
a boy, and Charles bears him no ill will,
Volney Rogers shipped carload of sheep to
New York Saturday.
The Order of NJ will hold public
meeting at the NJ. E, Church next Wednesday
evening,
VIM, Fultz has been released from the Medina
Jail on the money deposit of Mrs Juiia Lul.. his
mother-in-IaW. E. X. TRAY,