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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-17

fbil KEN IT NJ I kNksl
loas 1t ave nw. lsr.S30o
33l Pa ave NV. en-
tire building. -26o
1923 X I ~ NV. l7r...jO
lS.-.s h Il nv. 5T.2Os.3B
1ilI goth 81. .er....DO
lUI5 y II ave. Tor. lt6. %
1904 COM NV nv. i4r.I.sD
l32l q 81 nv. l6-. ..i5J
1874 iSsa 81 NV. l2-.iSo
Road 81. Georgetown,
lot -l-o
IFS Vi 81 NV. l5r ..l35
l635 Mass av NV, l2r.I0G
1888 O st NV. Tor. LOO
$500 L 81 NV. l4r...lv0
1886 y 81 NV. l2r....lOo
1894 2sth 81 NV, l2r.lU1
l1:s2 10th 81 Iw. llr.lo0
Z Dupont cir. llr. .s3. 81
$50 sth ST NV. st &
dwg. Tor. ........s3. 30
1914 F st NV. I'd. Sd
and 4th floors. .s3. So
els r 81 NV. l5r. SO. So
l6-G : st NV. llr. 80
6,G r 81 NV. DIT.
1912 10th 81 NV, l2r. rs
lSso Wyoming av.l5-.s5
1918 y st NV. 12r. go
1872 18th ut NV. 1lr. 80
502 E 81 nv. lly......75
l4oo Chaplin. lT......75
2oa0 Aill-er ave NV.
12r ...-...........o
sos 18th st nw,fiau. 3r. 30
2o23 Hillyer pl. Tor. 10
1870 Sunderland rl..
12r ......-.-......so
1921 Goth st NV. Tor. .65
1913 % ct NV. Tor. .Gs
1875 q st. sr. .65
40S 18th st NV. 2r....Gs
1906 r st NV. Tor. :. Us
1p2 Chaplin 81 nw.12r. 90
6o6 ii ct NV. Tor. 80
5o7 Maple ave nv. l2r. a
ao24 X ST NV. Or co
1913 10th 81 NV. l2r.60
1910 2lst st NV. Tor. GO
1877 q ST NV. llr....10
$500 l4th st NV. Or. co
IBIS y 81 NV. I0r. .5y
ll5 l. 81 Sc. Ar. C. 20
11l2 lith 81 nwtf,au. 0r:sl
1875 % st NV. Sr. 50
Laurel ave. Mt. Pleas
ant. Tor. 20
FrRN
In NV. 20r. So "
X / av mr. CT sv.l.r3S3. %
] ~ mr. 18th NV, l5r5S3. 81
W av d L 81 NV, lcr. Boz
Mass av mr. 18th 81
NV. lSr. .....-... .3osl
X 81 mr. 18th NIX. lSr. Sd
y IL ave mr. Corcoran
ST. l3r. I'D
Conn ave mr. X. lsr. la
Mass ave nr Scott
Circle. l3r. DO
X 1 ave nr 18th st nv.
l-f ..-.-.-..... IN
Ne cor y II ave aud
CorcUrsn ST. l3r. Ito. *,
1914 10Th 81 NV. llr. l5a
2lst and . SITS NV. lori ~
DeSaies ST NV. l2r. Isl
OFF
1924 / st NV. basem't $50
So cor 18th and 4
sts Ew. Ar. entire
third floor co
Ia av and 18th NV. n Is
Sc cor 18th and +
SITS nv. ~. I'd floor. 10
.33 18th ~ nw.lst and
- AAttA , ~
lao Ia ave. I'd fioor. a.
Sw cor llth and 4. 3r.30
STU
s333 9Th st nw......si0O
TIA + 81 Ew........1osl
l-pl y y ave. A.
$50 4 81 NV. IS
40 18th st NV. 81
IL. ii si.............3u
s2i 18th st NV. store. -
STA
Bet 18th and 18th. X
and l. SITS. .$fl
4.sqC6. Mass ay q 2ist. -
=. 50 &c. .-......--.-2J
II ] ave and y. 18th
and l>,u SITS NV. 81
The above houses can
from our Office only. TIT
fel2
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FOR RENT-BARNES &
1872 Corcoran NV.
Tor. mi. .$65
SOB Spruce st, L d r,
Or. mi. 30. 30
12S E ne. Or. mi. 80. 80
2214 G NV. Sr. mi. 80. so
7l5 LIST NV. Sr, mi 30. so
1877 18th NV, dws
over store. so
1873 Spruce ST, L ID p.
sr. mi. .25. so
222 18th sw. Sr. mi. IS. so
1855 Linden st. LID
=. 5r. mi. 20. so
$50 Spruce at, L d p,
c-. m. % so
526 and 52s Tenn ave
ue, TOR, mi. ID
Dos r NV. Office room Ii
FOR RENT-9oo BID S.w
800 II sw. 5r, w.s13.30
39 l sw. Or. bath. 20
go 9Th sw. ST. bath. 20
l36 Va ave sw. Or. 10
9oi I'd syv. Or. wa 10. 30
fe17-St'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-17
PERSONAL.

YES; WE ARE AT THE HEAD OF THE LIST.
That's why every sends for US to call we
0ner them enormous rates for gents discarded
garments Drop postal. JCSTH'S OLD ST y.
6l9 d st. NV. felt
DANCING: PRIVATE, WITH MUSIC. 81; Any
hour from 3 a m to 8 p.m.: class. So; children.
saturdays, 81 per mo-: reduction to clubs lady
teachers; refs Address DESIRED, star office. lie
ELEGANT LADIES' FOOTWEAR. GEO. E. VEG
gel, so. y. Howard ST.. Baltic. Md. the ladies'
shoemaker, has opened a branch office for the
comnodation OF his Washington patrons at 1o2S
1Ith ST. NV, Washington ID. c.. where he will
be On Wednesday OF each week from $50 to
$50 10 take measures. Ladies' who wish shoes
made TO nj perfectly. In latest styles and Of best
Material. will do well 10 call feIO-eolm.
AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
tcEhdential communications promptly attended
TO Cfice open all hours. Best references W.
WILLIAMS. Manager, go F st. NV. fe5-ln.
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SHED.
18th st bet Q and II. 200
Cor IL and 10th. $500
II ST bet 18th and
10Th SITS. .115
18TH st nar . a. /. l5o.JV
l ST bet goth and 2lst
SIS LOU
18th st bet / and
I * SITS. .lO
De Sales st her 18th
ST and Conn ave. .125
18th st mr. Mass ave. I225
l:;th 81 mr. Iowa Cir. 100
10th bet d and L SITS. 100
18th ST bet L X 'i.liJO.oC
9 1t bet 18th and
10th SITS. 81
F het 18th & 18th. 81. s.;
has bet Is * 10. -.
Q st bet l4th and 18th. 80
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fel7-s.m,w3t
FOR RENT

a , ~
Cor 18th & . SITS NV
with stabi..t g >S3.34
Mass ave. 18th and L
stS D-C
ii st bet 18th and
18th SITS. 800
X i ave bet 18th st
and Conn ave, with
N st near Conn ave,
with stable. .4i6.6
NJ bet lfth 4 18th. 800
Conn ave bet " AID
y SITS. 80 Ga
h st bet lith and
Vt ave. 20
lGtn bet L ard Q SITS. :.25
X st bet 16th and
1ith sis. 81
1Ith 81 fronting Fan
faEut S,I,.l -. .-Nj.rl
II 81 bet 10th ard
2lst SITS. 200
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FOR rem HOUSES.

Or RENT-REDUCED HENTs.
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MALE OR FEMALE.

wANTED-AGENTS FOR THE PRIZE HISTORY
of the Worlds Columbian Exposition. Two large
royal quarto volumes; 1900 illustrations Re-
ceived highest award. Sells sight. Inclose
stamps for particulars. j. Il. CAMPBELL, 159
Adams ST., Chicago. III. fe1I-s2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-17

1901 Union court. Sr. ~ 30
In rear OF l225 Conn
ave. several fats. ez6- .
Chevy Chase. Nd, 4r. 10
1913 Pa ave NV, "a
and Sd noors. -. %
20 LIST 81 sw, Or. Is
22S LIST st sw. Or. rs
ls4S Corcoran NV. Tor IS
1870 Trinidad ne. 4r.s. 30
1922 Trinidad ne. <r.s.3o
1o26 Trinidad ne. 4r.s.tO
SHED.
22g2s l4th 81 NV, l7r. $50
18th ST mr. NJ NV. SITES
. st mr. 10th NV. lor. Us
Hillyer pl NV. er....1i5
18th 80 mr. h nv. ST. $50
Sunderland pl. Tor. 100
1903 Corcoran 81 NV. grs5
20sI Eiliyer nw. l1r. So. 80
80 y Cap st. VI. .s3. 80
Sta ST mr. l. NV. iVr. -
5ti Maple ay NV. l2r.75
III L :; Sc. Tor.
ois 18th 81 nv. pr. .Ts
SIC 21st 81 NV. 12r. -
k.ggs nr 18th 81 NV.
No. q Cat. Soth ana -
VI NV. Tor.
l.l2 18th ct NV. Or. 81
CES.
l.25 Pa av NV, 9Th f.ss
ls2l r NV urm lOl. 10
CO., 9Th. several m.
1913 + nw.seVeral n.
Sc cor 9th and + sts.-
lil. q nv. several Is
l42l 4 s; NV. several
fine Offices. ........-
las I 81 NV. several
Tue Offices. ........-
62c r ST nv. several rms
RES.
81 ID ST NV. is
1902 lltb 81 nw..... Is
2lo3 9Th 81 NV. ..l5.5o
1904 llth 81 nv.
1914 II st NV. 20xoo-
l4ll r ST NV.
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WANTED-HELP.
-stALE.

wANTED-GENERAL HOUSEwORKERS, CHAM
bermaids, Mattresses, scruboers, used and unused
old Us. dept. and for stamps), Spanish and Scan
dinayian women BCRNHAMS, lilo G st. NV.
felicia
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c:so 18th ne. 6r&b. milc.30
al3 lith ne.6..ami. lo.3I
lois 9Th ne, Sr.ami. 1878
t2l sd ave ne. Or. .l5
32,S 9th Sc. 5r.....15. 30
5i6 9th Sc. Sr....l4.30
7oS 18th sc. 5r. -. so
SO ti.4lan ne, Or. liza.
1873 lila ave ne. 5r.1o.S0
1879 Fla ave ne. Or 10. 50
- Fenton pl, 5r. .lo.3o
l12S e ne. 5r........lo
l220 WyiIe ne. Bio
1872 London pl se.4r.s.30
III y Sc. Or. 80
l Mccullough ST. 4r.s.30
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FOR RENT-STABLES

FOR RENT-A NEW STABLE: ANIL: HAS %
stalls and plenty of carriage room.
II GEORGE ii. BLISS 4 CO. Jl9 9Th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-WA REHOUSE.

FOR kENf-WAlE HOUSE. AND STORAGE ROONH
1908 ST., opposite Wholesale market; $50. In
quire 92GL, la. ave. fei-ln
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-1SOS 4TH ST. NV, rARLOR
Loor, bath and cheerful basement: also I'd ;:ool
and bath for housekeeping; private bells dc.
good neighborhood Inquire at 1911 N.J.av. n.w.1'
FOR RENT--FOUR ROOM FLAT IN THE ANA.
lOstan Flats" IT'S Corcoran st. NV. Rent, in
Guiding heat, light etc. $3.50.
fel5-3t" l.. s. FRISTOE, 1888 F st. nv
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

'. wHIrE.a30 r sT.N.w,
&c 18th sc, Or br. "a
1922 Fla ave ne. 6rb. %
OH 9Th ne. sr br. =
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FOR RENT-ROOMS, FUR. AND UNFUR.; BACK
and front; cheap: good board if desired; room
and board from 81 TO SIS per week; printing
and pension Offices. 61S Sd ST. NV. fel7-4a"
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tEyiAL.E..

MANIFESTATIONS FOR COOKS, CHAMBER
maids draftsmen, drivers. porters. hostiers, wait
ers, houseluen, kitchen hands tAustrIans Ger
mans and Swedesl. bIRNhAJfS, lilo u st.n.w.
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FOR RENT-GI;. AND b.; AMI: II Ne. s1S.O0
runs. and hath; a.lE.i.; on Acker st. n.e.SlS.! 80
. rooms md bath; AMI; on u st. NV. $50. 80
IT. w. /. WiL!\EItSON. G33 Z ST. NV.
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Bet 18th and 18th. X
and l. SITS. -
4.sqC6. Mass av d 2ist. -
=. 50 &c. .............25
II i ave and y. 18th
and Isl SITS NV. 40
The above houses can
from our Office only. THO
fele
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-06-05
August Term, 1893.
For County InfrmarY.

DR. Thomas II Buck, $500
! w Williams ms. 40.S3
VIM Phillips & Sons. 2O.T5
Beall & Coleman ......... 22.40
Dunnaway IL Strider. 195.40
James NJ Hcidw OIL . $3.50
Chas G Littletou's Admr.. 1858
Cooke & Phillips. ........ 24.1T
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-06-05
Summary.

Balance to the of
the County after oc-
tober lst, 1894, ........ $lO,4S5 81
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tcOnttnued on Second Pass.0
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ESQ, GIL .68 ssO,e21.es

REPORT or CLERK TO THE COURT As GUIDE
FOR THE LAYING OF THE LEVY
FOR THE YKAR 1894.
State of West Virginia, Jefferson County,
Set:
In the Clerks Office of the County Court of
said County.
To the County Court of said County:
The following is q Financial Statement OF
said County on the County Levy for the
year 1885,:
Albert F. Davis, late Sheriff. has
paid since the May term, 1898. of
your Court, Orders, Coupons, &c.
amounting to.;...;....:.::,... ......s 1922 Al
]. Garland Hurst, Sheriff, has paid
since that time, Orders. Coupons,
&c., amounting gto..................... 1928 16
The indebtedness of the County at this
time is S22I, 10000 in bonds, bearing inter
est at the rate of FIVE per cent. per annum.
The floating Indebtedness of the County
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Before another levy
comes into the hands of
the Sheriff, subject to
the orders of the Court,
the following amounts
will have to be paid by
the Sheriff out of the
Levy now in his hands:
Coupons to be paid Apr.
1st, 1S94...................S 5000 90
Ist. 1ss4.....i,........... s.oo5 90
May term, 1884, ,........ $500 90
aParish ord's May term,
1S94, ........ .-......-.--... 6I5 20
zJuTy orders, Circuit
Court, May term, '94, 600 90
sMiscellaneous orders
August term, 1891. 400 90
sParish orders August
term, 1884, ,............... COO 90
Delinquent taxes for
.IssBsfssio5. lss8; 5or isss 15s l5S g g
sC0D1mjSsjODS, for 1885,
N SberiR fOO ~ efd 7fE
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Continued on Second Pa9e0
For lIIung and Bronchial troubles
take Light & Batson's cod liver oil
and wild cherry bark, endorsed and
prescribed by eminent physicians,
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SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.

CHlnrrs Towr. Jny1unsoH coUnr1. W. Va.
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O,Oal.6s $50, ,6a1.6s
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ADVERTISING RATES.

One Square a inch or less) TO webs. 81 81
Each subsequent insertion, IN
One Square. three months 4. .00
One Square, 8 months &. IN
One Square, one year r................lO.O lO. 90
Candidates Announeements.-For County
Omcers, $500; State OF Congressional. SlO.IG
Others at regular Advertising Rates
Obituary Notices exeeediT z i've lines. 10 cts.
per line.
Liberal deductions made for Quarter, Half.
and Whole Columns, to Annual. Semi-Annnn
and Quarterly Advertisers
Ne advertisement TO be considered by The
month or year unless specified on the Manu-
script, or previously agreed upon between the
parties.
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1894. May 10 Bal due Countryside, ,OO2 80
Recorded in Book of sberifr's Accounts
Page 50.
The following is the Financial Statement
of Charles Town Road District for the year
1898:
Charles Town Road District Cr.
By amount of Levy, including
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at the May term, 1888,
the balance IN the
hands Of Albert f.
Davis, ,lateSherif, was
The Levy for 1893; in
Guiding r. R. taxes,
waS..,,,,,..,,.,..,,..,,,..
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aEstinnate

County of Jefferson County Levy for 1ssS).
In acct. with ]. Garland Hurst, shsrif.
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For Outside Poor.

Total........
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jefferson County. DIR.
To Coupons to be paid. .S11 ,O65.O0
To Miscellaneous Orders
passed as follows. s......
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-14

son when he saw her was amused, and
his eyes positively sparkled with fun as
he said:
''Darned If the squaw hain't got on all
her war paint Jest give her shove on
IL she comes any of her tricks on me, for
that durn my skin IL can keep my eyes
from her il she wants them! Easy there,
Judge! don't slack that ar rope or I'm
euchredp'
AT this moment Amelia completed her
faint, and l had to clutch hold of her
round the waist or she would have fallen
TO the floor. While attending TO her l
saw the black cat crouching for spring,
and Jumped mp to turn the creature out.
But at that instant, with sort of
hellish scream, she hurled herself, not as
we expected at Hutchinson, but straight
at the face of the custodian Her claws
seemed to be tearing wildly as one sees in
the Chinese drawings of the dragon
rampant, and as l looked 1 saw one of
them light on the poor mans eye, and ac-
tualfy tear through it aud down his
cheek, leaving a wide band of red where
the blood seemed to squirt from every
vein.
With yell of sheer terror which came
quicker than even his sense of pain, the
man leaped back. dropping as he did so
the rope which held back the iron door
L jumped for it, but was too late, for the
cord ran like lightning through the pull
ley-block, and the heavy mass fell for
ward from its own weight.
As the door closed | caught a glimpse
of our poor companions face. He seemed
frozen with terror. His eyes stared with
horrible anguish, as if dazed, and no
sound came from his lips.
And then the spikes did their work
Happily the end was quick, for when /
wrenched open the door they had pierced
so deep that they had locked in the bones
of the skull through which they had
crushed, and actually tore him-it-out of
his iron prison till, bound as he was, he
fell at full length with a sickly thud upon
the floor, the face turning upward as he
fell.
rushed to my wife, lifted her up and
carried her cut. for l feared for her very
reason if she should wake from her faint
to such scene. laid her on the bench
outside and ran back. Leaning against
the wooden column was the custodian
moaning in pain while he held his red
dening handkerchief to his eyes. And
sitting on the head of the poor American
was the cat, purring loudly as she licked
the blood which trickled through the
gashned socket Of his eyes.
think no one will call me cruel
because seized one of the old execution
er's swords and shore her in two as she
sat
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-14

wALTMAN'n HAUNTED Fcwp,
Workmen Frightened From Their
Labors by a Strange Apparition.
From the New York Times.


Waltham, Mass, Jan. S.-Notwith-
standing the number of men eager for al
most any kind of work in Waltham, there
is one job that workmen are fighting shy
of; in fact, one man says: ''I~would not
undertake II again il they would give me
the whole Walker estate"
The Walker estate is one of the finest
in this section of the state, and is owned
by the Misses Walker, two maiden women
Of great wealth. When so many men
were thrown out of work this fall they
put large force of unemployed upon
their estate to fix it up by sundry inn
provements upon the grounds One lob
entailed the drawing off a pond OF con-
siderable size, and required the keeping
of gang at it all night. One morning
all threw up their jobs and departed
Anothes gang was set at work on the
same night Job. Soon they, too, quit, and
declined to continue the work
A local newspaper man investigated the
matter, with peculiar results. The men
declare that at midnight they saw the
door of the boathouse on the banks of the
pond open. A man emerged, with red
lantern, and rowed out onto the pond. .9y
the lanterns light they recognized the
face of a former owner of the estate
some time since deceased. They did not
stop to investigate, but departed at once.
The second gang knew nothing OF the ex-
pcrience of the first, yet the same story
comes from both. This is the second
time Waltham has had q haunted pond y
the former experience of generation ago
being still part of the history of the
city. To it came people from all over the
country, butts mystery never was solved.
This fact causes much interest to attach
to the story of the workmen and much
more credit is given it than would seem
possible TO person not a member of this
community.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-14
A LITERARY CURIOSITY.
All Of These Strange Words Can be
Found in the Dictionary.
From St. Nicholas


From St. Nicholas
Here is an article in which most of the
words are either obsolete or little used.
1t may amuse you to look them up. The
larger dictionaries have them all:
Being easily exuscitated and an amnicol-
ist fond of inescating fish and broggling,
with an ineluctible desire for the amoli-
ton of care, took punt and descended
the river in snithy gale The water be-
ing smooth, felt 1 could venture with
lncolum1ty, as | was familiar with the OBJ
mucous river.
Having boggled without result rowed
towards an eyot, intending merely to quid-
die, when l suddenly saw a hackee.
Wishing to capture him, decided to cir
cumnavigate and take him unaware
Landing, i derned myself where could see
the hackee deracinating grass. He dis
covered me and skugged behind tree,
occasionally protruding his noll.
Selling ia stick I awaited the caput.
When the neb appeared l feagued him.
The hackee, which is pedimanous, tried
to climb the bole. He seemed sheepish,
and ! suspected him Of some michery,
especially as his cheeks seemed ampul-
laceous. l caught him by the tail and he
skirled. Though he was sprack, l held
on with reddour, and tried finally to
sowie him. l bella bored him and and he
cleped, making vigorous oppugnation, and
evidently longing for divagtion.
Then pirogue approached and an agri-
cultor landed. This distracted the hackee
and sowled him, but dropped him be-
cause he scratched so. l vowed to exun-
gulate him when caught.
Borrowing fazzolet tried to yend it
over the hackee's head, as a means of oc-
cecation. The agricultor aided He was
not attractive, seeming crapulous and not
unlike a picaroon. He had siphuncu-
lated dinner pail, which looked as if he
had been battering it while plugging. But
with stick and some string he made a
gin, and tried to make the hackee bison.
This caused quinching by the hackee
who seized the coadjutor's hallux Thus
exasperated, the agricultor captured the
hackee as without any migniardise; but
he glouted over the bite, and his rage was
not quatted until the hackee was a Itch.
Carrying it to the punt sank into a
queachy spot, which delayed me until the
gale obnubilated the sky.
While removing the pelage l found the
Itch somewhat old because the swinker
had feagued the hackee, and so yended
the Itch away, went to market and supped
upon spitchfork and hot bisk.
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LEMON ELIXIR,
A Pleasant Lemon Tonic.

For biliousness, constipation, malaria,
colds and the grip.
For indigestion, sick and nervous head
aches.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and
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Prepared only by DIR. H, Motley, At
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A QUEER supHRs4fTrox.,
Dug Up Dead Body and Removed
the Shroud to Save a Life.
From the Philadelphia Record.

Elkton, Md, Jan. 9.-Mary Short,
daughter of Elisha Short, of this vicin,
ity, died recently and was inferred at
Boulden's chapel, silk dress of her
mothers having been used as sbroud.
The mother was soon afterward taken i'll,
and not improving, was told that it was
on account of her dress having been used
as shroud and that as the dress decayed
so would the health of the owner fail.
Superstition overcame her and the father,
with the aid of the sexton, John Clark
exhumed the body and changed the dress
1t is said the mother is getting we'll.
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Springfield. Mo. Aug. I4th. 1893. -Messrs
Lippman Bros, Savannah, Ca: Dear Sirs-
! can speak in the highest terms Of your
medicine from my own personal knowledge
was affected with heart disease, pleurisy and
rheumatism for IS years, was treated by the
very best physicians and spent hundreds OF
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done me more good than anything have ever
taken can recommend your medicine to all
sufferers Of the above diseases.
MRS. NJ. NJ WEARY
Springfield, Green Comfy, No.
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DR.. H. Mozley-Dear Sir: Since using
your Lemon Elixir, ] have never had
another attack of those fearful sick head
aches, and thank God that l have at last
lound medicine that will cure those
awful spells. Mrs. Eta W. JONES
ad.- Parkersburg, West Va
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Senator Isham G. Harris. OF Tennassoa
told friend the other day that he had nsyer
taken much delight in public life and would
much prefer TO follow his profession ~ the
! law. Nearly al Of his life has been spent In
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A Prominent minister writes.

After ten years of great suffering from
indigestion, with great nervous prostra-
ton, biliousness, disordered kidneys and
constipation, have been cured by DR.,
Mozley's Lemon Elixir and am now a well
man.
Rev. g. G. DAVIS, Ed M. E. Church
South, No. % Tatnall street, Atlanta. Ga,
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"She could sing and she could play,
She could dance from night till day,
She could while the hours away,
So It's said;
She could skate and she could paint,
She could play the patron saint,