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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-21
DUVAL'S PRIMARY.
The Story of the Bolt That Led , the
Rally at the Polls.

The Story of the Bolt That Led t. the
Rally at the Polls.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May 20-The
whole state Of Florida is familiar with the
political middle in Duval county. On
April IA primaries were held. and few
days later a convention was held, at which
the organization was made permanent
without accepting a report from a commit
tee on credentials. This committee had
prepared a report in favor of new pri-
marles, giving as the reason that the will
of the democracy had been subverted by
repeating, colonization and other frauds
The convention ignored the report and
nominated ticket, and also selected nine
teen delegates to the state convention at
Tampa. all Mitchell men. The nineteen
delegates were based on Duval county's
highest vote. 1.S0S, cast for Gov.
Bloxham in November. 1890. Yesterday
new primaries were held pursuant to a call
OF the old executive committee, and instead
of leaving the nominations of county Off
GERS TO the convention, they were made In
the primaries. The element which had held
the former convention aud which had been
characterized as Mahoneites. used influence
and had spoilers at the polls to prevent a
heavy vote. knowing that on the sizs of the
vote would depend the seating of their dele
cation at Tampa. Checklists were uied all
over the county. One thousand three hun
dred and nineteen votes were cast in the
new primaries. leaving the other element
the balance, or 4S9 votes. The vote was a
tremendous surprise and changes sentiment
wonderfully. The whole state has been
watching the outcome. The effect seems to
point TO victory for the late convention
men at Tampa. There will be two tickets
in the county field, as the late convention
will ratify the nominees tom rrow.
Senator Call has been in the city for the
pasts-few days and is an adherent of the
big faction. The delegation to Tampa to
be chosen tomorrow will be anti Mitchell
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-21

very quietly. An influential allisncemau
and an ardent supporter of Judge Atkinson
of this county few DAYS ago said that be-
fore the next primaries are held In this
ahead that there will be no opposition to
him. Some who have been hard workers
for Judge Atkinson have given up and say
that they will not attend the primaries, and
that Representative Turner will be nomi-
mated. 1t Is reported that the executive
committee will change the date fixed for
holding the primaries in this county in time
for the district convention.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-21
An Attack on the Jail.

NASHVILLE, TENN, May 81, $50 A. M
A general riot alarm has just been turned
in. A mob. is now attacking the Jail in
search of a negro rapist sent here from
Chattanooga for safe-keeping. The police
are armed with Winchester rifles. Trouble
is feared. The mob numbers about 1000
determined men.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-21
NOTICE TO SAVANNAH TIMES BOND.
HOLDERS.

By virtue of an order this day passed by the
Hon. Robert Falligant, judge of the Superior
Court, all holders of bonds and past
due and unpaid coupons of the SAVAN-
NAH TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY
are hereby required to present the
same to Charles H. Olmstead, trustee, at
the Chatham Bank, Savannah. before MON
DAY, June 9Th, 10 o'clock A. NJ, to the end that
the fund in the hands of the trustees may be
properly distributed to those entitled, and any
and all bonds and coupons not so presented be-
fore that time will be debarred payment out Of
said fund, CHAS. II. OLMSTEAD,
R. H. FOOTMAN.
JAMES SULLIVAN,
MAY Goth, 1892. Trustees.
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PONDS EXTRACT OINTMENT &?
MILITARY ORDERS.
-~~@---N-~---~-~
IRISH JASPER GREENS.

Members intending to go into camp next
week with the corps, will report for orders and
instructions, at the Armory THIS Saturday
EVENING at $50 O'Clock
JOHN FI.ANNERY. Cant. Com,dz-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-21
Purchases of Silver.

WASHINGTON. May 20.-The offers OF
silver to the treasury department to-day
aggregated $4,000 ounces. The amount
purchased was 455, 200 ounces at $500. 1865
cents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-21
Banks.

Maintains a Savings De.
partment and allows interest
at 4 per cent, compounded
quarterly.
The accounts of individu.
ais, firms, banks and corpora.
tons are solicited.
With our large number Of
correspondents in Georgia,
Alabama, Florida and South
Carolina. we are prepared to
handle collections on the most
favorable terms.
Correspondence invited.
BRANTLEY A. DENMARK, President
NJ B LANE, Vice President
GEORGE C. FREEMAN, Cashier.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-21
CLOTHING.

TONIGHT, YOUNG IVES will
be called upon to defend in Chi
cago his newly-acquired billiard
championship.
He will cross cues with GEO.
F. SLossON, in the Central Mn.
sic Hall, and the winner will
probably be challenged bv
SCHAEFER, otherwise known as
the Little Wizard. A strono
delegation Of New Workers viii
be there to see the game.
1t is worth travelling 1000
miles to see the line Of Thin
Goods we are showing for sum-
mer wear. No such variety
ever exhibited in Savannah he.
fore and at summer prices.
APPEL & SCHAUL.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-21
Cedartown,s Postmaster

WAsHINGToN, May 20.-The Senate to-
day confirmed the nomination of B. +.
Carter as postmaster at Cedartown, Ga.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Feb T. 1890 the basis OF meas
urement of all advertising In the MORNING NEWS
will be agate, or at the rate Of 81 20 inch for
the first insertion. No Special Notice inserted
for less than 81 90.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-21

WILLAcooCHEE. GA, May 20.-Politi-
Sally speaking this community is moving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-09

sales-Regular call--la O'Clock m: d. c. ass,
$1,000 at il2E.- Ivy City Brick, at 80. washing.
Loan ana trsss SSsmpasy at @
1ls bid, llsx asked U. s. u. coupons, 1901.
| TIC bid, 1862, asked.
1922, currency, loix bid, - asked. so-year fund,
gold, ies bid, - asked. Water stock. e, cur.
iscs. lis bid asked Water stock 5s. 1908, cur
| rency, I2s bid, = asked. s.65s 1924. fund, cur
fsney l,sf bid l Ia ssfe4 ans reg si0s 1888
Miscellaneous Bonds-Wsshington and George
town Kairosd low, %, loz bid. los asked
Market Company. list O., Ito bid. - asked.
Washington Marke. Company Imp, Is. us bid,
A. o.. 100 bid. asked. American Security and
Trust IS. 1905, +. 4 A., 100 bid, : asked. Amer.
can Security and Trust, g, 1905. a. & o.. 100
mortgage Gs, 1904. IS Did, asked. Washing
ton Light Infantry EDS, 9e bid. - asked WASH
ington Gas Company, series A. g. lao bid. - asked.
Washington Gas Company, series B, g. $50 bid
- asked Washington Gus Company Convsrti-
bic IS, 1901 lar bid. las asked. lexington Railroad
Railroad LIST mortgage 50. 100 bid. - asked. Met.
ropolitan Railroad Convertible 6s, 1ls bid, 1926
asked. U: $. Electric Light Convertible IS. l1s
bid, liz asked. AnacOsta Railroad ID. 1O2 bid.
lO51& asked. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone LIST
mortgage So, 80 bid. - asked. Masonic Hall As.
ISOLATION 5s, 1U2 bid. - asked.
bid, AS asked. Bank Of Republic, $50 bid -
asked. Metropolitan. $50 bid, z75 asked. Central.
800 bid. - asked. Farmers and Mechanics. 100
bid, - asked. Citizens 10 bid. 1855 asked COlum-
bia. Isl bid, 1888 asked. Capital, 125 bid. asked
West End l02h bld los asked Traders, ll5h bid.
asked lincoln. 100 bid. 1U2 asked Second, LOO bid
40 asked. Ohio, lOO bid asked.
Railroad Stocks - Washington and Georgetown,
2sS bid. asked: Metropolitan. ITO bid. us
North o Street. 20 bid, IS asked. lexington
and Soldiers Home, IS bid, 40 asked. Rock Creek.
lo0bd. - asked Georgetown and TenleytOwn, ~
bid. - asked.
Insurance Stocks-Firemen's 46k bid, 4sX asked
Franklin, SOY bid. - asked. Metropolitan, IS bid,
- asked. National Union, IL bid, 10 asked
Arlington us bid. Isl asked Corcoran, 6s4 bid, Is
bid, asked. Peoples, 81 Did, g.. asked. lincoln.
" bid. ~ asked. Commercial. bid, 81 asked.
Columbia, l6 bid, II asked. German-American.
$50 bid, = asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Reai Estate Title. 1873
bid, asked. Columbia Title 81 bid. ~ asked.
Gas aud Electric Light StOcks-Washington Gas,
49, bid. Az asked U. S. Electric Light, l37 bid,
Telephone StOcks-Chesapeake and Potomac, -
bid, 81 asked American GraphophOne, 6A bid, ~
- asked.
Miscellaneous StOcks-Great Falls Ice Company,
125 bid, lao asked. bull Kun Panorama Company,
IL bid. rs asked Pneumatic Gun Carriage, u
bid, y asked. Lincoln Hall, Is bid. LOO asked.
Washington Market company, IA Did, II asked.
Interocean Building Company; Is bid, So asked.
Ivy City Brick Company, W bid 100 asked.
safe deposit and Irust companies - Washing
| ton Loan and Trust Company, ia bid, lis
asked. American security and Trust Jmpany.
lO9ss bid liz asked. Washington safe Deposit
Company, 1O3 bid, los asked.
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DIEn
M Bf Iifi.x on p. ss,STa.y, a.g . lsa q sss.
and Mary beck-t. s<ed four year, aud three moaths
AprrciOu. one from hiss sOns.
place 70 yacsnt IN our home
which never Gan bs allied.
God in Bir Wisdom has recalled
The hoon hIs love has given.
And though the body slaabers here
By HER PARENTS.
The tS nc will tale P.S. from Der p.r-n. r,.l
a, p IA Relatives aud fsaends are r~sr.cuasly IN
CAKE. suddenly. on "Wednesday, April q. Isse, .
asIgSis: "a JACOB ffASsiIS nc cik is' u hnl =
os SSaGLAzIf fs.s % r "a s 1884,
on sunday al 3 o'ciook .. m. Friends and rsistivs
II tis.si.y aGnns A ssn e y ls
late John coT,ssp n the sn,y nt,h year q hsr sss
ay s;n, sars ,i resident EN- % si.l. sity
west, Tuesday morning. AIrii Il. q o'ciocs p
Dht ~ cu On SATURDAY Agr, p isss at s'eiosl
Funeral private.
H HI TNsNcrs on Tr,a,y Agrl e. lse2 :. loe
and hsnr,es,a sanaii~Ood and beloved VIE Of Levi
Funeral at Israel C. N. Church ct pm. Sunday
April TO-
,ddggssBT On Monday. April T. Isse. at p m.
hoBEhT X Lusbi, AGED nfty-nye ysars. eslevs
husband Of EminA Lusby.
tear within the childrens eye.
A fond wlies breaking heart.
Can only tell the agony
How hard Il IL to part.
Death has claimed our darling fsshes.
Set q seal upUn his brow;
In the arms OF our dear savior
he 10 gently sieeIing now.
Affection sore long time he bore
Physicians were vain
I'll Christ. the chief, came to HIS relief
And eAsed him VI his pain
Loved by many. but most by God
HIM no knows what IL best
Who has taken our loved one suar
10 his home OF peace aud rest
Funeral from the lndependent Church, Eleventh
street southeast Sunday At = oGioch. Friends ans
relatives invited to sttend-
.NOONAN. On Saturday, April q lsp2 st n
O'Clock M. CORNELIUS NO0NAN late al mstro
potan police District OF Columbia aged seventy -srh
years. native OF County Cork, Ireland and r-si
dent OF the eify Of Washington tor the past forty
years.
Funeral from bis late residence. lelO sixth stree
northwest. at $50 a. m. and at Churrh Of In,
maculate Conception at o m. Monday. April II. .
oeiocs a. m. GEORGE NoKBICk jr., husosnI a
Ella Norbeck. OF consumption. Born lSSg in thi
city. -
April III, 81 10 O'clock a. m
SUFFER-. ON Friday. April 4. 1892. Of 30 D. N,
81 her re sIdence. oil street northx ELfzABfTB
widow q the late Gabriel Suffer- elshiy -iourtl
Funeral from Wesley Chapel. corner Of Fnta A.
4 streets northwest. on Monday at > pm
PATTERSON. On Friday, Aprn 4. 1872 az Dc
pm. JAMEs a. PATTEksoN. in ths seventy -thir
Funeral services If. late residence lSs4 stree
northwest. saturday afternoon O'Clock. Iptermeu
IT Mt. Vernon. Me.
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STYLE AND DuRAB1L1ry COMBINED.

We have opened this season with the largest and
best selected stock Of Fine Clothing for boys and
children that did before and at prices to suit
everybody.
Come in and look at the Mems Suits selling at
%. Is. 20. o. so. s7.5O. Other houses viii charge
You from 40 to 80 per more for the goods.
Look at our sI.5o. s1.15. 81. e. 81. so. @
Chdren's Suits. Sizes to IA.
Dont4orset to look at the Boys Suits at o. 50. e5.
$3.50 and 90. Sizes from IA to ~
We will show you an immense line Of Odd Mems
Pants at 81 2o $50. sl q. e. 25 s2 So o. 75
% and upward.
Children's Pants at 25c.
If You are in need Of anything don't forget to call at
the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO..
mhl4tr SEVENTH AND g SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-09

II want to present this bouquet to Mile. Tssu-
tilt Of the ballet"
"Leave il here. I'll give 1t to her."
'Why, you don't know her, do you?"
81 should say do. TIM her youngest son
an I've got three brothers. see?"
It is usually useless to try 10 bolster up vsal
arguments with strong language.
The agitation into which the Paris ansrcbist
plunged the people in the court room when he
drew . banana was probably due to asuspicion
that be meant 70 throw the peel on The hoos.
HER DrAH PICTURE.
Her photograph was dear 70 him,
'1were useless to deny IL;
She wss star who kicksd quite high,
he desired her picture. Why,
Re had TO 60 and buy L.
The real 'insanity expert" 10 Vie man Who
succeeds in getting sent TO the asylum vhsu hs
deserves 10 20 10 The penitentiary.
The time b here when statesmen
See all their words fall hat;
Instead Of "who b speskingY'
Men ~ "who's Il he bAs3"
A. rule TIE artistic extraction Of Sooth
deserves 10 b described - = howling saessa
Patti recently attended farce oonsdy. IN
New York. After Ne psrfsrnanss one q -
young women IN TIE company vas hsaed b q
young Waahington man 10 remark:
n>xAs "a 4 A.
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TIE KELLEY INSTITUTE

OAK CREST. PRINCE GEORGES CO.. ND,
FOR THE CURE OF THE
LIQUOR. MORPHINE, OPIUM. CHLORAL, CO.
GAME AND TOBACCO HABITS AND
NEURASTHENIA.
Oak Crest Is delightfully."- situated "A miles from
Baltimore and Ii mics from Washington, on the
Washington branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. An excellent hotel, only two minutes walk
from the station. affords every venience and
fort for patients Lady patients be accomplished
in the hotel in attractive homes conveniently near
where the strictest privacy can be secured.
Twenty-stX trains from Baltimore, Washington,
New York, Philadelphia and tine stop Oak Crest
daily. Postal telegraph and express facilities have
the sojourn OF the patients as pleasant possible.
For information regarding terms length Ut time Of
treatment, price Of board. &c. address
= THE KELLY INSTITUTE,
Oak Crest. Prince George county, Md.
JAMES T. HARDIN, General Manager.
ap6-3m Df. JOHN A. TONNER. MeIlcal Director.
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The f,our trade outlook 10 uniavorsbie.

The -four trade outlook 10 unfavorable.
New Orleans merchants have organized 10
fight the rice trust
Alice. daughter Of Cyrus ". Field, has been
declared insane.
Dsemiug, the wholesale murderer, h said 70
be breaking down In his cell at Melbourne,
Australia.
cyclone In Faulkner eeunty, Ark, killed
four persons, injured twsnty-thfes others and
demolished many buildings.
with 100 stolen b0rseA posse of froutiers-
men have started to capture them.
BiNh water aud ice carried away he irou
bridge over the Nieoist river at " Leouard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-09

On Tuesday evening number OF prominen
public and professional men viii leave tins cit
for . trip 30 Tennessee Most Of the member
OF the party are Interested in the building OF ,
newindustrial town in the valley Of che wasausa
The company has . large number OF stock
holders in chs city and thss number is in
ersssius. IL 10 stated that q great many vii
attend from Chicago. ST. Louis. Louisvill.
Cincinnati. Baltimore. New York. &C. In,
train will leave with iss distinguished freigh
from the baltimore and Ohio depo
81 HIS o'clock Tuesday night Pull
man cars attached and all the comfort
and pleasures Of modern travel viii he pro
viied for those who 60. Among those VII
propose going are Mr.. r. T. Porter. Senate
Carlisle. Senator Harris, Senator Hsnsbrough
reeentstivs Bon Basserworth aud Col A.
Brit,on Of the directory and Representative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-09
I'd EDITION..
PROBABLY DIED IN the rLAmEs

The Waterman OF New York Tenement
House Is Missing.
NEW YonK, April s.-Ths fve-story rear teue-
ment house, No. 90 Clinton street. was dam.
aged $4,000 by fire at O'Clock this morning.
The first and second floors we're occupied BY
cloakmakers and the third and fourth by II.
Grossman 4 Son, furniture manufacturers
The Waterman OF the building has not been
seen since the fire was discovered, and il 10
thought probable be has been burned to death.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TIE following are the opening and closing usiees Of
the New York STOCK Market g reported 81 coeoisi
wire TO Corron and Mccartney .l4lS street.
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zoo

PnIcr. 25o
Worm A GUINEA A Box
BrrcHAxs PuIs
DIsLoDGE BILE.
STIR Up THE LIVER.
CURE SICK HEADACHE,
FEMALE AILMENTS.
REMOVE DISEASE AND
PROMOTE GOOD HEALTH.
Covered with Tasteless and soluble COATING.
FAMOUS THE woBLp OVER.
Ask for Bsechan's and take 10 othsrs.
OF all druxgisis- Price Is csnts boz.
New York depot. 365 osnaIss.
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Pneumatic Tfrcs.


bicycle paper. referring 10 the question u
pneumatic tires, had this 10 say: There 10 one
thing which viii be necessary this year nors
than ever before In this country. and that h
the stabling OF machines In safe places. Pnsu-
matte tires win be very common during thu
coming sssson. Even at - early date - ~
sunday, OF the approximate 400 cyclists 81
Chestnut Hill. Boston. fully 50 per cent Of ths
mounts we're pneumstically tired. The ubiqui.
tous small boy, actusted by has usual eusioui
disposition, will make no end of trouble ~
soon as he hnds that the things will hiss When
stuck with pin or knife. aud unless he hni
made . radical change for the better there vii
be considerable Kissing around the towns where
race meets are 20 be held We would suggest ts
managers Of such meets the propriety OF putin,
stsbiing facilities in the hands Of soms re-
sponsiele party. There are plenty OF mon vhs
would pay rs cents 10 have the twenty ave dol
lars worth OF anxiety taken from their minda
In almost every city there 10 skating rinl
that would accommodate all the wheels.
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From TIE PIECE.

All Shades Csshmeres. 121c. Our price, ezc.
Colored Mohair. PC. Our price. 15c.
AL the Newest Ideas Cbeviots 6Oc. Our price. 47c.
All wool Tricots. 3ec. Our price, @3c.
Bedford Cords. 65c. Orr price. sc.
No Kissing shades in Henrietta, Coo. Our price, Acc
SIX and Wool Henriettas. 7Je. Cur price, 6Oc.
Very finest Ladies' Cloth. all shades. sl25 Our
price. s9c.
Camers Hair Cloth. sl25. Our price. sec.
Black Henriettas, 81. Cur price. 75c.
Black Henriettas. sl:,5. our price. 9sc-
Remember. we have as complete line Of
CoTIoN-wOoL MIX, ALL-woCL
And
sILK-wooL DRESS GOODS
As be found in any house in the District.
zoo 26-.nch Gloria Umbrellas. sI.25. Our price.
&C.
SILK and WOOL
200 2e-inch Gloria Umbrellas ring handles silk and
wool. sI.49- Our price. 81 10
pieces Beaded Gimp. 19c. Our price, I2,sc.
5pieces Beaded Gimp, 37,4e. Our price, 19c.
10 pieces Seamless Mating. 4Oc. Our price. 2sc.
10 pieces Seamless Mating 3Oc. Our price, 21c.
Opair French Process, hand turned. e. 90. Our
price. s2.49.
% pair French Process. hand turned Slippers. %.
Our price. sI79.
C. 5. and Opera o1fords.
Our millinery parlor this has been admired
by every The styles original well low in
prize
Trimmed Hats from q. 80 to $40.
100 Belgrade Hats. all shapes. size. Our price, 25c
80 Lace CAPS. pc. Our price. IOc.
100 Null Hats SOC. Our price. 29c.
l. pieces Black AIl-sIk MORE Ribbon. No.
20. 37sc. Our price. l9c.
surah silk. oOc. Our price, Soc.
surah Silk. s5e. Our price. eec.
AIl-silk F4illes. sl25. Our price. aac
Satin RhadzInire. sI.a5. Our price. Coo.
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IMPORTANT SALE Or SILKS
The PALa1s RoYA1.

LIVERY piece mentioned in this advertisement il new
to Washington and includes perhaps the most advsn-
taseous purchase our buyer can boast OF. list Of
prices il merely given. We can't pretend show you
the qualities read The STAR at your home 80
that all we can do is to give prices, claim the goods
from l5c. to Oc. yard below prevailing Quotations
for equal qualities and ask to call for samples
that you may COMPARE with the goods shown else
where.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-09
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

NJ RS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARsby MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t sOOTHEs The
CHILD. sOFTENs tho GUMS. ALLAYs all PAIN,
CURES WIND COLO. and is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs Windows soothin&
syrup" and take no other kind. 20 cents bottle.
d3l-ly
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Real Estate Matters.

Mr.. Isidore Saks has bought Of Mr.. Linden
Kent lot on Massachusetts, avenue between
18th and 18th streets north side. 25xl2O. for
SIS, 746. on which be expects to erect . hand
some private residence. The purchase was
made through A. Dammanu.
eJohn Gall, aged thirty. was crushed to death
beneath q heavy field roller in East Lampeter
township, Pa
The session Of the American Association for
the Avancement of Physical Science wa begun
in Philadelphia.
A confederate convention was held in New
Orleans and a resolution adopted that the
southern states be requested 70 grant small
pensions to Mrs. Jefferson Davis.
Frank Leslie was shot and killed BY his wife
IN wheeling.
There was great excitement In the Chicago
wheat market caused by . combine working
against Edward Partridge, . big short seller.
Receiver Collins Of the suspended Muncy
National Bank Of williamsport Pa, he's not-
ned the depositors that hey vii BE- paid In
full
Psnnsylvania republicans Of The Aftssnsh
district have elected Hon. 0Alushs 4. Grow Of
Gusquehanna county and Frederick Whes-
Lock Of wyoming county dslssatss - ne ~
ttonal convsntion.
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Mas NJ. J. Husr.
1909 y ST. nv

1909 Y ST. NV,
10 nov prepared TO show the Lsssst fmporsssions o
LADIEg TRIMMED HATS. boNNETs sua roQuH
from the leading Paris milliper. togsthse VIM ~
from her own work rooms. o0mpsssns sssisas
ssyles NOT 10 be found elsewhere. Mn
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REMNANTS.

Bedford Cord. 37JSc. Our price. Ice.
Crepon Cord. 3T5xc Our price. 19c.
serges. 37Jse. Our price. Ice.
Plain Cashmeres, DC. Our price. 15c.
Wool Plaids. 1Sc. Our price. SIC.
Black MINIS Yelling. 19c. Our price. Ills.
Wool Challies, Ice. Our price. like.
Cream Cashme-es, IKE. Cur price, SIC.
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EASY To TAKE

Easy To TAxr
And prompt 70 surs Ayers Pills act on the nsestines,
not by stimulating but By strsnsthenins them They
promote natural peristsltic motion of the bowels,
without which there be regular, healthy opera
tons. For the cure Of constipation, bliousuess.
jaundice. vertigo. sick headache indigestion sour
stomach and drowsiness.
AYERS prLLs
Are unsurpsssed They equally beneficial IN rhsu
n,stism. neuralgia. colds. ohils and feyers. Being
purely vegetable dslicAtely and quickly
dissolved they are admirably adapted for household
use we'll for travellers by land or sea. Ayers
Pills in greater demand, the world over, than any
other pill. and recommended by the mos. eminent
physicians.
EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell, Mass
Sold By Druggists EvsrywLsre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-09
RArr,s ExrERpRIsE.
1911 18th st. sc.

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