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The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-05
LESSON PLAN.

TopIo OF THE QUARTER: Christ the
King.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-05

Princess Mary of Teck is very Ill.
Minister Whitslaw Reid denies that
he is about 70 resign.
A brilliant wedding was that of
Lord Henry Cayendish Bentinck aud
Lady Olivia Taylor,
Archduchess Maria Valera, daughter
of Emperor Francis Joseph, OF Austria,
has a brau-lew girl baby.
Emperor William is afraid to force
the passage of the Education Bill
against the wishes OF bis political oppo-
nents. ana has begun to back down. 4
The Hungary Diet will be Liberal.
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge is fight
ing a grip relapse,
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out Att 80 uniforms are DOTTED and civilian cloth
ing donned. and then the forty more hungry
ones-for the effects of the coffee and sand
witches wore of long before-eat break
fast and proceeded to attend each to
his particular brand Of breadwinning endeavor.
Each day is but arepetition of the one sketched.
There will be no let up in the training until
next Friday morning
Thursday evening the company will give an
exhibition drill in front of the Arlington, COM
meneing at $50. A large number of National
Guardsmen will be present to witness the maneu-
yors. -
THE BIG TASK UNDERTAKEN.
Few people realize the tremendous amount
of energy which must be exerted before
company is it to make ereditable showing in
such competition as the one which Omaha is
now getting ready for. Each of the infantry
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OH, WHAT DIFFERENCE IN THE MORNING.
left guide of first platoon. W. NJ. Walker; right
guide of second platoon, Eugene Crist; first four
front rank, T. o. Roman, II. Z. Kondrup J. J.
Gavin, W. A. Domer; rear rank W. E. Thorn
ton, j. c. kondrup, W. W. Payne, T. L. Costi-
gan; second four, front rank, ]. b. Murray W.
Z. Baum, F. r. Rynex, ii. A. Dunn; rear rank,
]. N. Walsh, W. b. Culverwell. F. d. Hester,
H. B. Ramey; third four, front rank, J. s. Ash
burn, W. Z. Guy, W. W. Tillinghast. ]. H.
Graham; rear rank, ]. A. Butler, IT,, b. b. 8.
Phillips, r. W. Washington, E. s. Newman;
fourth four, j. G. Gessford, A. l.. Moore, j. G..
Stelle. j. p. Cromwell rear rank, r. ID. Crom-
well, l.. NJ. Wardwell, W. F. Carruthers, w. X.
Nottingham; substitutes, Q. +. Graf, H. +.
Hsslys W. p. sabin, o. H. shons, E. J. B.
The medical staff will be Drs. R. A. Foster
and II. w. SessfOrd.
Mr.. Richard Green, who accompanied the
company to Kansas City, will act in the same
capacity on this trip, assisted by Mr.. Jimmy
Jones. Mr.. Green was voted a medal by the
company for his valuable services during that
Kansas City trip; he is the Fencibles mascot.
THEIR COMPETITORS.
Among the companies already entered, says
the Omaha Bee, are the following: The National
Feneibles Of Washington, ID. c.; company d,
third infantry. U. S. A., and the Saginaw Light
Infantry. Saginaw, Mich; Devlin Cadets, Jack
son, Mich; battery Il, first regiment, light ar
tillery, Avon Rifles. Cincinnati; Phoenix Light
Infantry, Dayton, Ohio; Champion City Guards,
Springfield, Ohio; Lima City Guards. Lima,
Ohio; indianapolis Light Artillery, Indianapo-
lis, Ind; Rockville Light Artillery, Rockville,
Ind; Zallinger Battery, Fort Wayne, Ind ;
Floyd Rifles and the Macon Light Infantry,
Macon, Ga; Gate City Guards, Atlanta, Ga
Rozier Zouaves, Memphis, Tenn; company A,
Louisiana Rifles, New Orleans; company d,
fifth regiment, Illinois National Guards,
Quincy, ILL.,; Aurora Zouaves, Aurora, Ill ;
Hale Zouaves, Kansas City, No.; Fletcher
Rifles and the Mccarthy Light Guards,
Little Rock, Ark; King Rifle Company, and
company l, fifth regiment, Sulphur Springs,
Tex; Belknap Rifles, San Antonio; billy Rifles,
Palestine, Tex; Dallas Artillery Company,
Dallas; Sealey Rifles, Galveston; Governor .
Guards. Austin; Stromburg Cadets, Stromburg,
Neb.; Lincoln Light Infantry and the Uniyer-
sity Of Nebraska Cadets, Lincoln, Neb.; COM
pany G, first regiment, Nebraska National
Guards; Omaha Guards; Chaffee Light Artil-
lery and company b, first infantry, Colorado
National Guards, Denver, Col; company A,
ninth regiment, National Guards of California,
San Diego, CAL d battery, Chicago, III.
Chicago ZOuaves; company K, fourth infantry,
National Guards Of Missouri, st. Joseph, No.
Walsh Zouaves. Branch Guards, Rainwater
Rifles, Busch Zouayes. st. Louis; company +,
second regiment, Missouri National Guards;
Springfield. Mo-; the Dodge Light Infantry,
Council Bluffs, Ia.
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The itinerary for the trip has been prepared.
Washington will be left behind at 72O next Fri
day evening, the train pulling out of the Penn
sylvania depot. From Chicago westward the
special sleeper will travel over the Burlington
route, and is expected to arrive at Omaha on
Sunday at 4 Pr Returning homeward the
Fencibles will reach Chicago during the after
noon of the 21st instant. They will see as
much as they can of the democratic conven-
ton under the escort of the first Illinois infan-
try and the Chicago Zouaves. After devoting
two days to Chicago the company will travel to
indianapolis. The light artillery will assist the
Fencibles in putting red, white and blue stripes
on the home of President Harrison and several
other people of distinction. Following the
twenty-four hours in indianapolis will come a
day in Cincinnati with the Avon Rifles of that
city. The band will play Home Again on
the evening of Saturday the 25th instant
ROSTER OF THE DRILL TEAM.
The roster OF the drill team is as follows:
Captain. Charles s. Domer; first lieutenant,
Lee b. Mosher; second lieutenant, W. W. Nor
timer; first sergeant, R. C. Rice; right guide,
c. E. Sessford; left guide, T. A. Tomlinson;
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WORKING TO WIN.
The National Fencibles Hope to Cap
ture the Prize.
WILL DRILL AT OMAHA.
They VIII Leave Washington Next Friday
How the Boys Have Worked i'm Their Ar
mory-Now Drilling Night and Day-The
Roster of the Team.

HE BUSIEST PEO-
pie in the city just now
are those members Of
the National Fencibles
who will leave for
Omaha next Friday
evening. Whatever time
is not used up in Office
or store is devoted al
most exclusively to drill
and sleep, with the odds
decidedly in favor Of
the former. Seven
weeks ago Capt Domer
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49, Nv tAAAS "o'
sounded in an infor-
NAL but forcible man.
ner at ) O'Clock on
Thursday morning,
and a. soon as the
men were dressed
they marched to an
all-night dairy lunch
room and consumed
sandwiches and cof-
Nee. This over the
company was formed
and until $50 pitched
right in to do its
best on the task Capt.
n. n
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The bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal church
have decided to make the following changes Of
reside at Detroit; BiAhop liallAlieu goes from
New Orleans to Buffalo; bishop Fowler from
San francisco to Minneapolis; Bishop Vincent
from Buffalo to Topeka, Kama, and Bishop Fitz.
gerald nom Minneapolis TO New Orleans. Rishor
Goodsen win be at Fort Worth for time and
then 80 TO San Francisco.
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such mishap in Omaha, for the men have been
trained TO work anywhere. They drill Just as
well when they form left front into line as when
the command is right front into line and II
such mix up was necessary the normal TANKS
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small matter, but the
job would have been
comparatively easy
had that been all; they
had to forget the old
ones, and right there
was experienced the
create est difficulty.
They had to,forget the
cadence in the load
ings and frings. I'm
der the old regulations
the halting Of a COM
nland was followed i'm
mediately by the low
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MAJ. JoHNsoN's REcoLLEcrroNs OF A MOST IN
TEREsTINe occAsIoN-THE DELAY IN coMMU-
NICATIoSs FROM MEADE-HouRs When THE
FATE OF THE CAPITAL HUNG In THE BAL
ANcE.
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commenced to drill his company, to the end
that suitable drill team might be selected
therefrom to participate in the infantry compe-
titions which will be in progress at Omaha from
the 18th to the 18th instant. For three weeks
the company worked three nights a week. but
when May came in things took on business as
pect and there was assembly and roll call every
night For twenty-five consecutive drills the
attendance has averaged 43, and what that means
can only be~appreeiated by those who have
tried TO hold even a lesser number of young
men together for a shorter period. But after
awhile the demands of the captain and the
situation became Unsuitable. II was not enough
to drill for about three hours each night; some
thing must be stolen from the other end of the
day.
WORK NIGHT AND DAY.
On Wednesday evening last when the COM
ar,tarod hiur drill hall in the Cenfar
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Commands that enter must drill with forty
men-three of them Commissioned officers
This means that each of these sggregations of
two score must work just as have the Fencibles
or they will truly not be in it,"
AT this time the exertion is greater than it
has ever been, for the men have had to learn
The new drlu regulations This of itself WAS no
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HOR TIRED BRAIN
Uss Horsford's Acid Phoephass,

DR.. o. G. Stout, Syracuse. n. Y, says ~ gave n
% one patient who unable to transact tue moet
confused upon the leass mental exeTtion. Imno.
date eeAedt and ultimate recover folloWod,s
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warning and then there is a scurrying for lock-
ers and behind doOrs-anywhere. All the girls
saw that the Fereibles ''Out Of sight," and
this is never more true than when two or three
of the fair ones call Immediately after drill to
inquire whether brother or a cousin or some
other girls brother or cousin has gone home.
Within reasonable period after refresh
ment there a return to the drill hall and
unanimous desire for rest Reveille was
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UNEXPECTED VISITORS.

Of the company could be placed in the center
without disturbing any one and without affect
ing the accuracy of a single man or movement
1t is undoubtedly true that the Fencibles are now
in better shape than ever before to contest with
those companies who annually struggle for the
championship of the United States. None of
the membees are Boosting, but there is evident
a determination to give good account Of them
selves.
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L. s. BROWN. General Agent.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR. Gen. Pass. All
CHEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE II EFFECT NOVEMBER Is. 1891.
Trains leave daily from union station (B aud p J.
9th and Il SITS.
Through the erandest scenery Ia America with the
handspmest and most complete Solid Train Service
West from Washington
200 y. m.-''cincinnati Fast Lime" Slid Train
WASHINGTON 70 Cincinnati without change. arriving
depot for indianapolis. ST. Louis, ~
IL. Op.m,, the famous ''F. y. v. ve-tibule Linn
ted"s solid vestibule train with dining car for Gin
cinnati, ohio Lexington and Louisville Ky. arriv-
ng AZ Cincinnati Al B.oo Lex netun a. 20 p In
louisville o. 30 .. N. connecting IN Union depOts for
all points.
200 D. m. Express for Gordonsyflie. Chsrlott..-
Vile, kirhnond. Naynesboro'. stauatOn aud prin-
cipal Virginia points.
10. 81 m. via Il r. aud p Railway aud Richmond 20
Old Point Comfort and Norfolk ONLY RAIL LINE
5l3 and 1927 Penna. ave.
nolo II. W FULLER. Gcur PASSENGER Agent,
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
y NoRDDEUTsCHER LLOYD a q 90.

. HoEbDEUTs cAKR LLOYD a = CO.
Fast EXpre~s Steamers
To Southampton london Havrtl, Br~m<n
Lain; Tues june Z: an Mo-. sss.. june rs
rs nc .s If.ys. rass june "a j > m kas. "a.
ConfortAbis state rooms. exceisns tHb,e, luxur>pu
saloQn sppointments. Prices: Tirsi cabin, 400 n
elso birth, sccc1dns 20 location pecoad csiin -
MA1Ipsr s. S. LIZ s .sa Z sAs 20 I:
S ny "a q l Z s;S ~ n: ss. q.
epsca1 iss5htiss fqE ssn.1ort.iien q k0ssR ~
.s,s-.sS ISL = e g S s'lI ..syA
CCEAfD i, LL..n-stAEs:. sAiiiyaS' yS37E
s; 81 : e s SIS ~
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the Branch Guards ana it is by no means inn
probable that they will do the same trick this
year. Aside from the honors of the champion
ship there is a very substantial inducement for
any good company. to visit the big Nebraska
town. In the interstate drill the temptations
are three prizes 5000, $4,000 and 81 ,OO0
For artillery and Calling batteries. zOuave COM
panies and well-drilled individuals there are
also liberal rewards
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Gro. w. KERN.
Attorney -at-Isw and Solicitor Of PstenSs,
g6REAu OF IEa1L fNFoSHxTioH.
Patents caveats and trademarks pfQcurpd- Goverp-
ment claims prosecuted; pensions Obtained All tsral
bu.nea. trsnssctsd fog nodersts lsss cousatsf}on
and sdyice Tree. mhii I'm
" 80 Louisiana ave-, wsAhington b. c. mert,cee
" Al courts Of Dst1ct Of Columbia and STATE Of New
CAMPBELL cARRIxGrON,A TT0RYEY-ATLAw-
-, T6o6ssr R Lsx Sg,ld5 Ys D q W.. Washing
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Market armory there
was at the southern
end of the room a pile
of cots and mattresses
and blankets. The
evenings program
opened at s:l5 and
from then until 1870
there was a constant
sand perspiration-pro-
smOting exercise for
-the entire crowd. As
soon as the company
was dismissed there
was u rush for the
srmory and a demand
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THE CRISIS OF THE WAR.

How President Lincoln and Secretary stan
ton Got the News From Gettysburg.
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CAPT. CHAS- :. DOMER- Tor tOWeIs and other
cleansing and comfort-giving products.
Occasionally some of the half-dressed men
are scared out of several minutes growth by
the arrival of a few of the ladies. who are in
variably to be found in the audience which
watches the company while it is at work. Some
body yells low bridge or some such indefinite
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V'HE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS.
1917 Penn. NV.
Our Specialties:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH
OUT PLATES


Our Specialties:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH
OUT PLATES.
Teeth that have decxyed and broken away NAV he
operated upon by this system: engrafted upon
the roots given lease of life and made good
and serviceshle in every way natural To be
success artificial crown must be that
II hal permanently arrest decay the broken end Of
the root and strong enough TO prevent splitting
root or breaking loose from its attachments We claim
that have all these requirements and when
combined with bridge work, which consists supply
ing teeth thai have been extracted, makes the mott
beautiful and durable appliance devised a
substitute for the natural teeth; all this without
plate TO cover the roof Of the mouth The advance
nent IN dentistry has been great in the last years
We have kept pace with these improvements and the
patients OF the Evans Parlors assured OF receiving
the beneht OF these practced and applied in the most
skfui and artistic manner. Our prices for this class
OF work Will be found reasonable Is consistent
with nrsc work and best materials. We perform
al operations pertaining TO our profession Fine gold
hllngs artificial teeth gold. platinA rubber and
rubber lined with gold Extracting without pain
EREE DENTAL INFfRMARY-TEETH FILLED
Il and artificial teeth inserted without charge except
cost of material at lfo st. n dental department
OF the Columbian University, from TO y daily
except sunday extraction free innrnsry open from
October 2 70 June 30. ses96A
DENTAL INFIRMARy-NATIoNAL uNIvER-
~ sity, ath and x sta n Open % s, all the
year. EXTRACTING. &C., fres. Fllings ind plates 1t
cost Of materials- fel0-H
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS.
CRANsroN's,
WEST POINT on THE HUDSON,
is NOW OPEN. The plumbing has been thor.
oughy Inspected and put in perfect order Baths
been added To roos suite and electric bells through
out the house. Mr.. C,anston will give the hotel his
UNDIVIDED attention this season. mh2s IN, wSsIm
IN0RT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL.
Il LAKE GEOHGE. N Y
Will open Jnne ~ The largest, best APPOINTED and
most literally conducted hotel at Lake George.
. SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED SOUVENIR
5lth st. and 9TH ave. New York.
Special rates for families
my30-1m owner and PrHnri.tor.
I oNG POINT HOTEL, on SENECA LAKE. n
IL Y. opens June - One of the most prt1resaue
places in the world. The advantages, the beauties
and all the surroundings Of this hotel charming
beautiful casino, where all the attractions for the
pleasure of guests has been added Absolutely free
from mosquitoes lnalaTia and dampness. This place
mas no superior and few If any equals Send for de-
scriptlye catalogue. Prices reasonable.
my,S-s. tn, th8ln p. Z. MASON, o. Wall St
I EESBURG INN,
IL Formerly the Ketocken
Open May ID. Address the owner, Col. E. v
WHITE, Proprietor, Leesburg. Va. je2-lm.
n0N'T SEND FAMILY TO COUNTRY BOARD
~ ing house when at low rates You get mountain
air and water rest, quiet and health limited number
OF rooms. Address at once the MOUNTAIN LAKE
PAkk HOTEL COMPANY. Mountain Lake Park
ho. my26-2m
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

and you should at consult DIR. Carleton who Is
positively the only advertising surgeon IN the United
States who treats these troubles recognized scientific
and curative principles, and has made the successful
treatment Of these troubles life study. Expert uri-
nary analysis. chemical and microscopic Neurasthe-
mia NERVE exhaustion) diseases of the bladder kid
neys. skin. blood or nervous system any acute
chronic disease within tine range Of my specially
be treated with skill and success born Of experience
and an earnestness of desire to benefit my patients
Hours, 9to2. 4toS. Sunday. o to 2 only Consulta-
ton free. For further particulars see Post"
mY1-entf
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MEDICAL. &c.
DR.. CARLETON.
5O7 10th st. NV,
Washington, d. c.
Graduated London. England. 1865,
And New York 1879.
IF YOU HAVE AN AII.NENT

Acute chronic. hereditary, you be rapidly
stored to health and strength by the scientific appii
cation of electricity and the therapeutic 50
successfully practicedb by Dr. Carleton.
IF YOU HAVE
Failing memory neuralgia. wandering palms. all-eone
feeling, more tired in the morning than going Il,
bed. energy either for work society," dizzy spells
(vertigo) dull stupid feeling, unable concentrate
the mind upon any subject. pain in the back, weak
back bad taste in the mouth, pimples saIlow and
unhealthy looking skin tremors, palptaon of the
heart feel generally used up and that life is losing
its charms for you it is pretty certain that you
afflicted with
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Observation-Disclosures.

SEA.SIDE-MISCELLA
DINEY POINT HOTEL,
l. Near the Chesapeake Bay.
The seventh season of this well-known resort will
open for the season 1892 Saturday, June II. Our
long experience has enabled TO lay before you
every attraction found ut rstclass house. all
newly fnrnished Steamer George Leary of the WASH
ington and Norfolk Steamboat Company makes daily
ffps, leaving O'Clock am, except Saturdays Sat
urdays leaving at pm,
NO BAR
For further information call on Wash. B. Williams
3l5 9Th st. NV,
THOMAS W. WILLIAMS,
!el-lm Proprietor
HOTEL HENLOPEN, CAPE HENLOPEN CITY.
issa Rsh0D0th DEL. will reopen Saturday. June 5'
For circulars and information for both houses call
or address HOTEL OXFORD,
14th and New York ave. NV,
Washington, ID. c..
my1I-lm' WALTER BURTON, Manager.
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.
THE PRINCESS ANNE
OPEN FROM FEBRUARY TO OCTOBER
The finest and safest surf bathing on the Atlantic
coast.
Address 8. E. CRITTENDEN,
ap9tu. tn. s26t Virginia Beach, Va
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ADVERTISING.

II You wISH 10 ADvFRTIsE 1NYT1ISo An.
~ heSe q any une wr43e 70 GEO. p. k0WKIL 8
". ~ ss4"cs s@s New YORK suy1-1y
EVERY ONE IN MED or fNF0RNXT1oN on
S46. e nd 49, fog Afyss.ssT. - Pssss ~ ~
sou ssss1s!Ios isen s nen ,ss Co.,.
~ ssss e g Sn e, s PsSs - sl.s $780,
~ sSoSs HIS ssd o. - 80 - e.
ia1,9c 7. 1 Sc hS43Hsd & '4EsE:H ~!
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MANICURE

M s. q is1 s.s iSSFsS a a
u oOOOe seun o. Asw xcek no2oE
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LADIES, READ.
Depoiny's establishment. the well-lnoxp plac, for
OSTRICH FEATHERS
OF all descriptions. cleaned. curled dyed and made
from short pieces. Formerly from q ST. removed TO
el3 18TH ST. NV.
sign Of the GOLDEN OSTRICH.
Black Feathers redyed in Seal Brown or DArt Garnet.
hid Gloves cleaned by the newest French process.
my2s-I'
A CCoRDIoN PLATING BUTTONS To ORDER
a To- d0z p.nSins, '9c- yard. taior-made button
noies cents ear. Dpnores. sewing machine siq %
q. w. LUCAS. 9OSgh II. NV my.st-lms
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'ritten for The Evening Star.
June.
(Epithalamium.)

Now " Queen Venus robed in garments bright
and gentle zephyrs sway the greening trees.
Oh, month of joy-June-month Of fond delight
The night Is nned with softly warbled giees-
The songsters in the trees thy praises sound,
The bee doth buzz-and honeysuckles sprout,
On earth-in air-both JOY and love abound
And peace and holy quiet reign without.
Oh, month Of June that brings unto my heart
The longedfor moment of my ardent guest,
Oh, stay fore'er and hence do not depart
name thee: Love! and ever be thou hlest.
-L0Un I. KORN.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

OO MMEh hESORIS.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.
GREENS MOUNTAIN HOUSE
OLocsted ON Fruit Hill farm. Blue Ridge mountain.
east side Of Shenandoah river 20 minutes from Har
fom Washington Excursien rates rosa 10 Oct ~
my2-2m G. W. GREEN. Proprietor
HILL Tor HOUSE. HARPERs FERRY. W. VA.
elevation 500 feet full view from b. and O. depot
scenery from portoos unequs'ed geod table and beds.
HOTEL EssIcK. HIGHLAND LAKE. PA-MosT
III charnins mountain resort in America. For de-
my24l6w' II. NJ. EssIcK. Proprietor.
WIN reopen JUNE i6s Ha. 'seli-sh.ded lawn. hne
scenery and large Roo ana S sS ssE ne
my24-1m Haserstown. Nd.
KoLBs MORRILL, HOUSE HARPER's FERRY
Of sSsnsado fs?esns SI1e Fine ssese5y fun view
my24- Inn. Mrs. NJ. koLR. Proprietress
T lockwood HOUSE, HARPrRs FERRY. W. VA
~ Amo s the mountain VIII open Jrne shady
week Mrs S E LovETT. Proprietress '"i mysoI!:m
SUNsET HOME.
delightful resort for fishing, bathing snd sailing
walk 70 Hampton: large airy roonls; iocat,on
Attractive For terms write TO Mrs. ". H. WEARS,
Harger,s Ferry. WA. open from June Is to
WHITE MOUNTAINS. y. H.
MAPLEwooD.
East end of the famous town of Bethlehem Grand
center of all the White mountsin attractions. Tie
opens July g Maplewocd Cottage opens June 10
13FURNISHED COTTAGES.
AINSLIR 4 WEBSTER Managers.
.,.oot uo,0, G., N ~ Boylsten s.. Boston.
myl6m, w&s-lm
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Go ON DANENHowER's real estate excursion
June and 9. See special notices.-Adct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-04
LADIES' GOODS.

SrrLIsH GOWNS AND SUMNER DRESSES NAnF
- promptly at moderate prioe; pcrtect -nttinx and
nrst-class work guaranteed By CHkls1IANNE
FRIEDRICH. 21l4 Pa ave. ". je:llm'
I,oR THE ACCOMMODATION OF THE hun
dres Of lsdis- who were unable 20 test the virtue
Of Curi>e OWING IL the ereat rush. have concluded
u give free curls ten days lonsrer.
= curlise for sale At Psrlors lso6 @ ~. NV. open
frorn SIN 10 SPIN ,~2-lw.
DRESSES MADE Up IN LATEST STYLE AT
~ reasonable terms ly Miss LOFfLfR, late Of b
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h925 18th 81. NV. jelS1.
FLAGS. JAPANESE LANTERNS, PAPER NAP
kis picnic plates fans 81 ~ PER Ion. faN scrap
licturee lawn decorations for childrene parties
French tissue psIet J. JAY GOULD. Al sth ~.