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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-24

WE mako the dress trimming business q
at Refining 3 Wilds, no Penn avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-24
A Few Interesting SpGCialtiGs From Our
Popular Cloak Department

We have maintained and bound still further
earned reputation this fvorie department well all Others
extensive of and own prices
qualities considered have and will allow anything
made what Not only present. but looking
future progressive and achievements positively any
Misrepresentation either advertising by saepeople
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-24
OUR MORE THAN EVER APPRECIATED AND PATR0NzED
Millinery Department.

whimscte eccentrcies beaute Styles fashions and
downs changes the Millinery World be little like the
weah-thy sudden and know ending No
millinery but what you will find here in all their freshness and multitude of
variety Ladies beautifully and arstcay constructed Trimmed Hats,
Toques you'll find bwchng well bewdering,
designs day Then for the and
children unlimited selection all the
signs Styles Stylish serviceae headge suitable alike for dress
O school wear, and almost price you like.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-24

New African Exploring Parry.
LONDON, April 2a = william .Astor
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-24

LADIES trimmed hats q 90, sell elsewhere
for 81 90, at O'Reilly's, 4N Market.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-24

with
f~' q
Then
.
q NOW cr Si.9S S@.S4, y ~ q fair
ST. S. 50 and 2 Curtains 1 Just to keep the usual lively hum
NOW fOr 49, S4.a9 and % %
Linen Cream Dua:k Tab1g: slc ss 5S
iSo pieces ne andni
now Tor soc, 4Sc, OSc, 69c and
ylpoh his week FOr2
last
b,dersT yIIpoh sweek Each
4oc
Hundred edsofd
- l2c Each
1oe and6 Crashes,
Now for 12c Yard
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-24

NIPPLES, black-heads, red. rough, chapped. an
fIW oily skin cured by CUTICURA SoAP.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-24

ONE Of our leaders is mourning shawl
Your inspection is invited, at OReilly's, 407
Market street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-24
A Very Choice Collection Of Mourning Hats
Mourning Wells in All Lengths.

Then Flowers why it's almost uperuous mention flowers from the
mountains rocky the peaceful Valleys
Indies the heated tropics from the od from
Vines Berries Some in clusters, others
beautifully adapted for adonng Chdens Head
would Ribbons such magnificent
endless and dazzling would be hard
contemplate Bad handsome, beautiful stylish.
Nets Lae Cpes Crepe de
all the other and unnecessary little ncnacks useful
ornamental the establishment of Womans Stylish, Fashionable
Headwear
Thousands nbou thousands of Hats v Ladies' Misses and
Children tit all e0ois all styles, in all eons6inations
Curtains, Linens, Etc. It'll Be for Your Benefit
f0 See These Sn0n.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-24
RIVER NEWS AND NOTES.
The Nens From Rslox.

What Upper Gauges Show.
ALLKoHEzY JUNcTIoH-River feet inches
ana rising. Cloudy and pleasant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-08

Middle aged people, when you were ot-
bies, Jotnson's Anldyne Linimen. was then
very old mu7d&wnrornfpr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-08

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Tue o'ne" VI iA"iy Vi nine cnaolen
seven OF whom are sui hS'as' An only BIS
"f'"t'' Hannah MUM n'es IN "siaoDofo
shd 'No 0fo'L efs' w. r. Aao W. r" re-
sue IN ms ci'y- MIS- iA'iof 'husoahd wal
osnue' ASiot u oou'n |h'hA'"ho mas oes1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-08

There will be = .peeisl meeting at
Friends Chapel, this Tuesday evening at
730. Mr.. R. A. Wentworth, from the
open Door Mission," New York city, viii
be presen. and give some Of his experience
in missieu work. The publicis invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-08

Ala m letting Of the board of trade LAT
evening the folio ~ipg delegates and alter
rates were ekctsd to attend the semi.
annual meetir & Of the State board Of trade
ct Biddsford, March 30: Ira Il. Randall
T. J. Lynch, \. S. Bangs AID c. II. HIGH
born. Al.srnates, Fl. NJ. Heath, J. E.
Fuller, Oacar Holwsy and c. n. Slufgis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-08
Local and Business Tips.

Read ad in another column Of fire
smoke and water sale Of furniture. etc in
EalioNeli
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-08
Lancashire Insurance ca
OF MANCHESTER, ENGLAND.
+. LITcHfIELD, u. .. Manager

--O------
AsSKIs, Dk, 81, 1921.
Real estate owned by company, nm.
iuoumbered, ..,...............,,.., 3s2. rr. ;;
market ,slue..-......... ..........' i.,si.o7o %
Cash In the company's principal otiies
and In bank. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a36.7h, ~
PTem's in due Conrse Of cOiiectiOu, yS, a1l 2
Agg -cPats OF oil the admitted ss.ets - -
OF the comp'ytat their sctusi vsisej, e2.S',.9 f.!
~--D---
IfABiLiITKs. Dr.. q, ia.
Net amt Ct unpaid lna.s and Claips, 3C6 ,ilt Il
Amount rsqqifcd TO saf"ly re insurs
all nats.suding risks, ...........,. 2,l22,lS "a
All other demands against The CON.
psny, viz commissions, ete.,...... a So =.
Total amount o. liabilities except
capt stock aud net turptus. zee. rvs 2nl u
>urplus bevond capital, ............., 3its o.
Aggregate aInount OF liabilities, in -
GLIDING net srlrpns, t2,s85,77u .
MaG0m1er, FarT l. Co.. Agents. Augusta
MaridlawaW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-08

Kennebee Csunty-Nareh Term, 1892 =
Libbey. j., Presiding.

W. 8. CnoATE, Clark.
G. T. SrEvsss, Sheriff.
AEBrs PuLsIyER, Reporter.
MosDAr, Mar. I.
The foIlosias Trsvsrse Jurors were
dawn for this tsrm: E. 4. Berry, Win.
throp. excused; John D. Bailey. Halle
veil, excused; Wn. Bailey. Benton Ano.
q. Church, Aususta; z. J. Clark, wsier-
vile, excused; Daniel Gildden, Randolph
JsfFy W. 0iidden, Augusta, excused; Joha
L. Goddard, China p. =. Graves, Wsfer.
vile Geo. b. Haves. yasssIboso; Edssrd
L. HERON, Oakland Chas. &. Hodskins,
Augusta; Geo. N. Holmes, Gardiner /;
Geo. c. Jacobs, Rssdfs!d; Henry c. ia
eobs, Monmouth; Samuel P. Jsvets. Gn-
dinAs; Chas. H. Jones, HslioveiI; Michael
KsliheY. WaHrville, excused; A. p. La
ton, Chelsea; Samuel r. Lspham, Pitt
ton; Thos. ". Lukin. Belgrade ;IChas. II.
Mar, Gardner; J. II. Palmer. Sidney ,ex-
cused w. II. Richardsop, Clinton; Brad
ford simpson, Winslov; Albert B.
Spencer. Wsserviile; b. 8. Springer,
Litchnsld; W. K. Stone, Augusta; Chas.
u. Whitssn, Augusta; John r. Ysaton,
NJ Vernon
Daniel Giidden ofRsndoIph vas chosen
foreman Of the srH Jury. The second
jury vas rot empaneIlsd. there not being
suldc!snt jayofs IN attendance. A special
ysnire vss lssned 10. four more to come in
this morning. which viii make up tbs sec.
ond Jury.
VIM. T. Hall ~. Clifton A. Holsay; 8.
8. Brown for pisintis; c. T. Johnson for
defendant. Action Of ns.psss qusrs
ciaasum. The plaintiff clsim. that Ia April,
1891, he boush. Of the Atkinson House
Furnishing Comdany 1t WsieIvi certain
furniture aod carpets am3unting
In ali to sbou. $50 and paid %
his place In Vassslboro SIS towards the
price but that the company did not deliver
the same ssua that wa set apart in WA,er-
vile, bu. that part OF 10 wa Of 40 inferior
quality. The purchase vas made on time,
pan TO be paid down acd q certain part csc
month until the whole vas paid and the
plaintiff declinsd TO pay until the property
which vas purchased vss substituted for
that delivered. The plaintiff claimed that
some time in June the defendant, Hoivay
scting for the Atkinson Co, came 10 his
place 10 Vsssalbofo and without permission
and after bsiog forbidden BY his wife took
away all the property which the company
had delivered 10 him, ami to recover
therefore this action Is brought.
The defendants claimed tina. the goods
delivered were the same sold and that the
conditions Of the sale were not complied
With, that the title did not pass to pl.innf
until s1cds we're paid for; that they had
legal right to take the goods and that the
entry into the piaiatih's houss va, by PEI
mission And CON. Iently that ihere was DO /
nespass. Verdics for plaintiff, $50.
Court comes IN Ut 3 80 tbs A. M
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1l1f0.
CrNGERLASf

CrNgERLASp.
BrunsN ieS-Feb 8, Ruth G., infant dsnG otter
Of Ira A, ant Ann. II southerlsnd. aged l.
day.
KsNNEBEC.
Siduey- March OF pneumonia, Mr.. mi n Fol
ger, aged p years. / Month
WALDO.
Belfast, March i-Hrs nar5 J. Eostrf. aged
: YEARS.
Moaty lie March Almond Messer. aged 5;
Years,
'GLuAHo'.
BowdOinhIm. Mar-l 7-Mrs. Annie A, wife o.
+. = bickn,i, agG.I 5csrs.
aMEsSE'-
so1t Ho-tnn-- F.. .. Edgar A. Paul formerly
Of sci n, hainr- sseI IS years.
MIrxLtAyE IT'S.
Rose Crees-Fet -, Mrs Lydia Waite, aget
~ year
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1flarrito.
-


AROosTO0k-
Limestone--Feh. -, Mr.. George Adams ant
Mis- Jersey Ru shensll, both Of Limesione'
SOMERSET.
Athen. March 1. Mr.. Georgr W PenneL o.
Skpw6eran-March 2 W John W Ste ard o
Skowhcgan and Mis- Nettie B. Frost OF canaan
WA no.
Free dom March dob { Yose OF Knox anf
Mrs. Martha J. Fuller OF Freedom.
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T0pR0V TIE GGk M nA5Ta e.

On and after October /, lo9l. we give every
person selling our medicine the privilege of
selling six bottles for $500, and guarantee
that in case it does you no good Won can
receive your money back. Read guaranty
with every bottle. We claim To cure Dys-
pepsia, Headache, Sour stomach, Heartburn,
Kidney Complaint, Neuralgia, Distress after
eating. rdlpitation Of the Heart, Collie, Ner-
vousnrsS Loss of Sleep. Dizziness. Irregular
ity of the Appetite, rleurisy Pains. Bloat
Wind ON the stomach. Hacking Cough, and
constipation. And why VIII it cure? Re
cause 1t is Relaxing. Purifying, soothing
and Healing. 1t j. compounded from the
pUrest roots and herbs, free from AlCohn
or Morphia. II is harmless to the smallest
child: children like il, and it Is far superior
10 Castor Oil and all other preparations
Call for Groder'. botanic Dyspepsia
Syrup. Nome genuine unless bearing our
trademark, the Beaver.
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There was qu to little sm upt OF bust
mes. for the Municipal Court NJ .Il.y even
ing comiog ovtr from Saturday, when four
men were arrested Tor dru1ksonss, Dick
McNorton was glvea the alternative of
going to all for 20 days or keeping gu. Of
town for six months. He chose the latter
James O'Niel. who said he live ! in Bo s.on,
O..
srest.
Fred Britt. who WAS arrested SATURDAY
for being drunk and vas taken to i,jl And
sxsrtsd himself Saturday night in msking
alt the disturbance he possibly co,ld. He
vas sissn 30 day, 10 jul for being Trunk
and 80 more fo- disturbance.
Frank Haskell Of CHINA. Who is charged
with committing assault sni bs tsry 10 the
Week, Mills post. flee a weex ago Friday
night, And whom Marsha Morse vent .f.er
about q week $40, Put ia saAppssrsnce
uP,lice court Monday. lie had prom.
issd tle marshal to appear Saturday. bu'
owing to sickness at boms WAS unable to
appear that day. lie appealed his case to
the April term OF the Superior Court. lie
furnished sufeties.
Fred Tibbetts. Who before the Police
Court wss found guilty Of three single
sales . little more than & week sgo. va.
fined $50 on each sale. but paid.
e' '""''S'
Mr.. ). IL. Rn'seii WAS down from Wa
erviiie yesterday.
MIR. John >. Head is quite slck with Is
grippe sf Portland
Mr.. {. Nj. Bailey OF N'rth "indsof VA
in town yesterday.
Mr.. +. q s.orsr ia SLOWLY recoyerio,
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SIBTERuooD BRANCH NO, 1875. D. 1. H.,
oGolden Cross Hall. Meetings are hold Let ssd
ID Tuesday OF every month, 80 O'CLOCK T. u
Mrs b. &. BAnss, G. J.
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The WedH. sdsy evening services " th
insnu .tions to Candidates for carfifmat:e n
will be held IN ST. Ma,hs church and not
in the scdoolrosm Is previously announced.
The full choir will s,:end this serve, du:-
ing Lent.
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Mr., GEORGE E 0siRsoA North vasssIbofo. Me-
FOR THREE SOLID YEARS / SUFFERED
WITH SOUR STOMACH,
ASB
GR0DER'S SYRUP HAS CURED NE!

wish 10 explain in a few words To other
sufferers the condition | was IN three wears
ago. / had been what | called a Chronic
Dyspeptic for fifteen years and as stated
above, | WAS not free from Sour stomach
Tor three years Everything ate ,oured
on my stomach before dige-ting. 1t caused
me 10 have Headaches | would be feverish
by spells, and nervous that | could not
make myself comfortable in any place This
world was "A burden to me. Many times
l thought of meeting death. Daring my
"hoking spells my feet became cold and
'he chiils would come over me SO it would
make me think OF death
Such my life until used Groder's
botanic Dyspepsia Syrup. That has once
more given me a chance to enjoy this world.
] am today able 10 do a, good days work
a ever | could in my life. and say that
t'roder's Syrup Is worth ten dollars "a
bottle Tor any person troubled as was
Yours respectfully.
GEORGE 4. DEARBoN,
North Nassalhoro. Me
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bowditCh, Webster ( Co.
Voting Contest.

The interest in the voting contest in the
case Of the White Saving Machine and the
clergymen of this vicinity is assuming such
shape that it will be necessary for those
who are interested in their clergy er
friends to get the votes in as soon as posi-
BILE.
Bear in mind this machine is the bes,
family sewing machine in the market; 1t ID
= very valuable machine and OF the nicesi
finish, and one that will please any
lady who may be the fortunate possessor Of
the same. The future contest will be
watched with Gres. interest, IS the interest
growing rapidly
Remember thi, not only Includes Az
gusla, Gardiner and Waterville but sur
tounding towns. Bear in mind the M
chine may be seen ut Smith Il Withee's
office, Augusta, Goodwin Il Cole. Gsrdi-
Ger, and Pops Music Store, Waterville
$50 that the vote are to be left or MALE
70 Smith 4 Wiihee office at Il. Il NJ. Ga
lerfs store, corner Bridge Il Water SIS.
AuQu,ts.
Gu! out this ballot and vote tc- lsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-14

S. Heller, 720 It'll st. NV, Is making a epe-
cialty IN Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff. my20-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-14
THE SOCSA TESTIMONIAL.

Farewell Concert by the Marine Band
With MT. Sousa rs Conductor.
The people Of Washington will have one more
opportunity Of listening to the Marine Band
in concert under the baton Of MI. John Philip
Sousa, the conductor who has brought the
band to its present high state Of efficiency. II
viii be in the nature Of a farewell testimonial
to Mr. Sousa by the citizens of the District and
and viii take place in the New National Theater
on the 10Th instant, rs the following correspond
ence viii show:
Mr.. John Philip Sousa:
Dear Sir: The knowledge that you are soon
to leave Washington has caused widespread and
genuine regret, such rs would be felt at the
prospective departure from the city Of few
other men Every intelligent citizen appreci-
ates the skill, energy and artistic enthusiasm
with which you have worked for years as leader
of the Marine Band to make that organization
what it should be-one of the leading bands of
the world They feel you have succeeded
against obstacles which only ardent enthusiasm
and untiring industry could have overcome,
and thousands of our citizens have enjoyed on
many occasions the fruits of your bard work.
Before your departure from among them they
wish once more 10 listen 10 q concert by
the band which you have led with such
marked skill for so many years:
and the undersigned, uttering the general de-
sire of the people of Washington. trust you will
find an opportunity to again afford them this
pleasure. Sincerely yours,
Levi 2. Morton, Chae. F. Crisp, s. NJ. Curlom,
John VI. Palmer, Chas. r. Mandersoa, W. E.
Chandler. Burton McMilin, Hilary A. Herbert,
W. c. P. Breckinridge. John Dalzell, John j.
O'Neill, J. c. Burrows, Henry 81. Bingham
John L. Kenna, Chas. O'Neill, Crosby s. Noyes,
Brainard H. Warner. Lawrence Gardner, J. W.
Thompson, E. B. Hay, Frank B. Metserott,
John II. Carson, P. '. De Grnw, John Joy
EdsOn, F. s. Presbrey, A. T. Hensey, Frank
Hatton, Beriah Wilkins, s. b Hege, Chas G.
Glover, E. G. Dunnell, O.Brien Moore, Rufus
H. Darby.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July u, 1892.
The Hon. Levi P. Morton, Hon. Chas. F. Crisp,
Mr.. Crosby s. Noyes, Hon. Frank Hatton,
&c:
Gentlemen: 1 have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt Of yours Of the 7th instant,
requesting that give farewell concert with
the baad of the United States marine corps be-
fore my departure from this city. accept the
compliment with unfeiSned gratitude, and with
your permission suggest the 29th of this month
the time and the New National Theater as
the place for the concert.
With profound appreciation Of the honor
you have done me / beg, gentlemen, to sub
scribe myself, with great respect,
JoHN PHILIP SoUsA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-14

1854 am lbs pm. sol an 5:2s pm
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HE WILL DO BETTER.
Frank Blackstone's Promise IL He Receivers
From the Bullet Wound.

4
! Frank Blackstone, the young colored man
+ gerously wounded by Policeman Carson while
attempting to escape arrest a few days ago, az
1 published in THE STAR at the time, was brought
I from the hospital TO the Police Court this
/ morning for trial. He was suffering intensely
! from the wound and his sorrow was increased
when he admitted his wrongdoing in the past
and said he was likely to die from the effects of
! the shot.
The charge against him was cutting another
negro named Vim. Robinson. Blackstone had
escaped from the work house only short time
before the Fourth Of July, and the prosecuting
! witness chsrged'that the trouble between them
was the result Of Biackstones charging that he
bad given The police information concerning
his whereabouts. The cutting, he charged, was
done for no cause whatever.
The injured man, with his arm In sling,
took the stand and told an entirely different
story. He said that they were engaged in q
crap game and when some cried police"
there a stampede. Robinson. he said, got
10 cents that belonged 30 him and be Black
stoDel got the balance. Robinson was about to
hit him with a stone when he cut him with hts
penknife.
the affair. He was acquainted with both men
and they were of the same character.
Judge, your honor" said the prieoner. ad-
dressing tho court, II think have been pun
ished enough. l have been very near deaths
door since the troable aud I've promised the
officer that if ] get ont Of this scrape all right
III be better in the future. I have hole in
my back and the bullet is still in there. The
chances are still against me and am likely to
die yet
''Who shot you?" the court inquired.
az did" replied the officer.
'And I'm likely to die," added the negro.
"You need no. be afraid" said the court
"Crap shooters don't die often
The Jury returned verdict Of not guilty and
the court ordered that the injured man be
taken back to the hospital instead Of being sent
TO the work hOuse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-14
Capt. Thurston. Third Artillery. Dead.

Capt. George A. Thurstou. commanding bat
terry G, third artillery. at Fort McHenry, died
yesterday in Baltimore of Bright's disease.
Capt Thurston was ffty-eight years old. He
was born in New York. but at an early age
moved 20 Nevada, where, on April 10. 1864. he
went into service as first lieutenant in the
FIRST Nevada infantry of the federal army He
was mustered out as captain ia 1865 On
March z. 1867, be was appointed second lieuten-
ant IN the fourth cavalry, regular army In
this branch Of the service he made the campaign
with Gen. Mckenzie during the border troubles
with Mexico. proving himself an able and cour-
ageo'ls officer. On February IS, 1865, he was
promoted 10 frat lieutenant and on June IL.
1874, he was transferred with the same rank to
the third artillery. He was promoted from
hight battery c December 10, 1859. to a cap
taincy and assigned 10 battery u. which he re-
taiued until his death. He leaves a widow.
Today Capt Thurston's remains viii
be brought TO Washington for inter-
raent at Arlington The psll-bearers win
be the non-cornraissioned officers Of bat
terry G.. Major Ramsay. commanding
Officer a. Fort McHenry, and other officers viii
accompany the party. Here an escort and
band from the third artillery, at the barracks,
Will meet the co-tsge and accompany it 70 the
cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-14
BLoop POISONING

Mrs Mary E. O'Fallon. a very intelligent lady of
Pfqua. Ohio poisoned while sssisting physicians
at autopsy years ago. and soon TERRIBLE
ULCERS broke out on her head. arms. tongue and
throat. Her hair all came out. Her husband spent
hundreds Of dollars without any benefit. She weighed
but 70 pounds. and prospect Of help. At last
she began take Hoods sarsaparlia and at once
proved could get out of bed and walk She says
Il became perfectly cured by
HOODS SARSAPARILLA,
and am now a well woman. Iweigh l2S pounds, eat
well and do the work for . large family. My case
wonderful recovery. and Physicians look at
in establishment, almost LIKE ONE RAISED
FROM THE DEAD"
HOODS PILLS should be in every family medicine
chest. Once used always preferred 8
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virginia STATE RepubIican Association.

The Virginia State Republican Association
held o large and enthusiastic meeting Tuesday
nigh: AZ their headquarters, 1411 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. Speeches were made by a
number of the members. Chairman J. H. Har-
rison scored those who held minor government
positions for their lack Of interest. and urged
al TO work in the approaching campaign 4.
j. Smith Of the fourth Virginia district thought
much had to be done before the republicans Of
his district could be got into fighting trim. He
said, however. that the colored republicans are
now mostly Young men and they are growing
strong intelhgent and progressive. The COM
rnittee on excursion reported progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-14
stolen Property Recoxered.

In The middle Of June the house OF J. J. Fink,
ii5S W street, was entered during the absence
Of the family and silver spoons, knives. &C.,
valued at 800. were taken Among the arti-
Giles vas peculiar silver flask with Mr.. Fink's
initials. and this Sergeant Daley recovered from
pawn shop few days ago. and he secured a
fitted Harry Ages, Who vas released from the
penitsntiary in February last Yesterday Ser
geant Daley, with Sergeant Barry and 0ficer
Kent, vent to the house Of Ages sister, 1855
Half street, and recovered knives, spoons, &c,
valued at 900.