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A BUSINESS CHANCE
Messrs. Hughes and Knoch Buy Out the
Cash Grocery.

Messrs. Hughe' and Knoch Buy Out the
Cash Grocery.
Messrs. Silven Hughes and ]. NJ.
Knoch, who have conducted the favor
lite family grocery store at the corner
of Park and Montana streets, yester-
day bought out the Butte Cash grocery
at the corner of Park and Wyoming
streets. The gentlemen will CONSOLE
date the two stores, with the result
that the finest and largest assortment
or groceries ever seen In Butte will
soon be on sale at the Butte Cash gro
Gerry. The store at Park and Montana
streets will be abandoned about April
Is. The two stores have been known
as among the very best in Butte and
combined under the excellent manage
ment of Messrs. Hughes and Knoch.
there will be grocery which in excel
lence of goods and variety OF stock
cannot be surpassed anywhere in the
West.
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Bitter Root Valley Farms.

Fruit. Hay. Grain and Stock Farms in
the Bitter Root valley for sale. Write to
or call on CHARLES L. CoWELL,
Real Estate and Loans. AIissoula. Mont.
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Laufes appreciate
A good remedy. and there Is not any
thing on the market that equals
French Tansy Tablets for the relief and
cure OF painful or irregular menses.
These tablets remove all obstructions
no matter what the cause. Manufac-
tured by A. Augendre. Paris. France.
and for sale only by ID. NJ. Newbro
Drug Co. Butte. Mont. sole agents.
Price. 81 per box: sent by mail securely
sealed.
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For a quick trip to Chicago try the
Burlington route via Northern Pacific
At Billings.
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AS BETWEEN FRIENDS

Your eyesight needs attention. An un-
wonted strain upon IL may result In an
affection OF the nerves that will make
your after-life miserable There Is no
time like the present TO make amends 10
nature. She Furnishes when you hesitate
to perform ana cares no more for your
troubles than for the troubles Of cat.
Insympathetic as a hen-what more may
Be expected Nature helps those only
who help themselves. As a general thing
II Is your own fault II you suffer from
aching eyes or frontal headaches. IL is
your privilege to be helped. and IL Is the
mission OF DR.. w A. Watson 10 afford
that help. Glasses adjusted on a scientific
basis.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-31

An artistic masterpiece-sights and
Scenes OF the World.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-31

Try our Montana-made Peerless Bak.
ing Powder. Ask your grocer for IL.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-31

For window glass call at Butte Ar:
e;s!nsd Glass Works. 32s South Main
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-31

A $4,000 Value for $1,000
The Standard for one year and sightJ
and Scenes of the World.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-31

Home manufactured Ready Mixed
Paints at Schatzleln's. II w. B'dway
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-31

Smoke Wedding Bouquet cigars. ".
W. Bender & Co. distributors.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-31

For wood and coal go to p. w. Muir
rvs. Telephone 1s2. POI S. Main st.
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what They Were Playing.

From the Washington Star.
You naughty boys" exclaimed tn
mother of one of a group of noisy ju
veniles. What are you doing?"
playing"
But l heard you calling names"
"Yes'm. We're playing we're tn
senate"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-31

New Designs in Wall Paper a
Schstzlein's. IL W. Broadway.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-31

To Omaha via the Burlington route
Office. 35 East Broadway. Butte.
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VIII remove April l - a. East Park ST.
Butte. with Fosselman Drug CO.
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LADIES' Annrrciatn

Benson & Taylor. modistes, are now
permanently located at 121 North Main
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-31

August Meyer. piano teacher and
tuner. 134 w. Broadway or Stewart
Music company.
Evening star., 1896-10-06
III;RNDON.

The Ladies' Aid met Thursday with Mrs. Z. r.
Wells, the following named ladies being present :
Mrs. Mason. Mrs. Il. II. Rideolt, Mrs. Eurton
Mrs. J. VI. Ricout. Mrs. Buell.. Mrs. l.. ]. Grol
Mrs. Gresham. Mrs. Ranister Mrs. s. \. Wells,
Mrs. Swc"tSer, Misses Amanda Bready, Georgia
Mckeen ana Bessie Gresham. Most Of those
present had to drive four miles. The
sion highly enjoyed by all
The revival services still in progress in the
NJ. f. Church. The interest does rot seem TO
alate.
Mr.. Arthur +. SiInonlS of Mr.. and Mrs Il.
y. Si:noldS. is visiting his home for few weeks.
ii is rrsidr!ic, is in t;rctna Neb.
\ child of Mr. Lucicn Lynn, two years OF age.
Whp has been Ill for several weeks died Friday
morning.
Th,. recent gale damaged fences very much in
this virinity. Several buildings moved from
their funda tiunS.
\ barn h.ioii.n. to Mr.. Giil,tte blown from
its foundation and :" badly damaged that 1t will
have to h- taken down.
MIR. ChA=. STAR has moved into Mr.. T. l., Gar
r"tt's holSc. Eden street, in order 10 he nearer
the public school. Five six carpenters at
work.
Mr.. George KoniiyL. who has been quite i'll for
long time. is much improved in health, that
he gets out of doors quite frequently.
The meeting Cf the Mckinley and Hobart Club
Friday evcnin, adircSs,d d by Col. Wn. Il.
Sullivan Of Missouri There II llillc,l hall
and the speaker WAS frequently arraudcd with
ulI, h tut hl!SsiSui.
Evening star., 1896-10-06

following officers elected: Mr.. ]. g. Gurley.
president; Chaplin Brown, vice president; c. II.
Ramsdell. secretary, and Philip Stern, treasurer.
The meeting. which was largely attended by mem
bers of both parties, addressed by Messrs S.
s. Burdett, Chaplin Brown and Towne, and the
platform declaring In favor Of sound money
signed BY large number OF those present. 1t Is
expected that speakers of national reputation will
address the meeting to be held next Thursday
evening" and large accessiOns to the club will he
Mr.. william NJ. stockbridge of Washington has
returned home after n short visit to friends here.
fine position at Worcester. Mass, and will reside
Mr. E B. Stocking and family Of '.Edgewood
Cottage have moved to Washington for the winter
The Glencarlyn Literary and Social Club was de-
lightfully entertained at Curtis Hall last Friday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard II. Young A
resolution proposing the consolidation OF the So
ciety with the Village Improvement Association
provoked considerable discussion. but was finally
agreed to by majority vote. and the president
direct,d to communicate with the other society in
regard to the matter. Mr.. Geo. Mitchell gnve
world a bicycle. at the conclusion of which the
social commit tee took cha rye the meeting and
ann .lnred dancing to be the program for the re
present Were the following: Mr.. William Stock
bridge of Washington. Miss Kate Pifer OF Capon
Carter, and the Misses Hull and Muproe of Alex
aniria county
Young of Spring HilI.'
Dr. r. r. 'iurley. who has been spending the past
week ut Worcester. Mass. has returned home.
Extensive damage was done in his locality dur
ing ,ht srsat I si"rn Of Tuesday night the he
and several large BARNS near here We're demolished
While it is impossible to give the actual financial
loss 1t Is certain that the total damage will be
very great.
MIR. ID. Harry Olcott, who has been very i'll with
| Pneumonia for several weeks past is able to be
Evening star., 1896-10-06
TAkOMA PARK,

A meeting of the Takona Park Fire Company
was held Friday night at the Log Cabin. The
members of the company who were present We're
put through drill and overhaued the engine after
which the annual election of officers took place and
r, suited follows: Smith C.dy, foreman; Cha arlcs
NJ. Lewis. first assistant foreman; Charles Dudley
second assistant foreman; Felix Holt secretary
ard ii. A. Ourand, treasurer. o. u. Sunny, chief
ard o. NJ Judd, assistant chief of the fire depart
:nent, who appointed by the town council, were
present and made short addresses, did C. d.
Juison. the retiring secretary OF the company ad-
vsing the newly elected officer of the rcsonsiblIty
rcstn.c upon them Before adjoIrnirg the company
rendered vote OF thanss to Mr.. Judson, the re-
firing secretary for his earnest work while an
o'icer of their organization. The fire engine and
reel Of Tnkoma was purchased in May, 1875. and
yet there has been 10 ns CrSsify to the same
The outlook for the county SCHOOL of Takoma this
year Is very favorable, the attendance being in
year The scholars very anxious have Il flag
placed on their building and have collected CON
siderable sum of money for that purpose The flag
will be raised in about two weeks time. when there
will also be program dered, consisting of mi-
sic, recitations, the first public appearance Of the
Tnkoma Drum Corps and address by Major
Daniel O'Drisco The trustees of the school
Messrs. Geo. II. Bailey. VIM E. Skinner and l.. NJ
MoOers very much pleased with the work so far
done this session and the instructions of the teach
ors Mrs. Nourse and Miss Magruder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bache have returned, as usual to
Washington for the winter.
The Colored Republican Club Of Taksma held its
regular weekly meeting Thursday night at the
residence OF Its president, Mr.. William Parker.
The Mount Holly Baptist Church, where the club is
accustomed to meet, was considerably damaged by
the cyclone Of Tuesday night.
Capt. Woolnian Gibson who has been spending
Evening star., 1896-10-06
EisRFAN COIRT HOUSE.

Tn social season here went ont in blaze of
glory Fri''lg night. The occasion II german
given ly M AMI Mrs Joseph f. Willard to their
fri"rd~ Il r'atrfax anu their guests. Mrs. Willard
waS assisted in receiving hy Miss Sweet of Boston
Ms. Mrs Sloan. Mrs T. K. Love ard Mrs H.
NJ FEzLE@h. The dancing took place in the
MIL. AMI WIS participated in by twenty -one
complies The german beautifully led by Mr.
R"lfe p Wells, dancing with Miss Josie Robin
s"h of -.irNIniria. Pruf. +. y. Varua's Italian
bani "I hv" pieces from Washington furnished ex-
C'licni EI>i". The german lasted FROM so To
l2:'i. a0d ut its conclusion the guests adjourn,
To "l--yiu: Hail. Mr.. WillarI's hoIne. wiI.r,. q
h'Hi''tiiHl supper served At about 80 the
CvLHI-:Hy dispersed. prs.iouncIng the Whole aaar
the iHuEt delightful thI: Fairfax has known for
" The lIlrerS Were the Misses I..lIa and
Beia Harrison of Lreshur=. Misses Virginia Payne
of VIM mon. Noble. Stanley Hall and Agnes
Peter "f Washington. Josie Robinson. Rcl'ccca
Dan=:''rf,l anil Agn.s III! Of Acxan,lria. Dun
hap # M"Ahc. Ala, lowering Of Baltimore Alice
Fitzhuch. Eiith and Maggie Moore. Jessie Love,
AntOnia and HOllie Wells. Sara Sl,sin, Mrs JOS
L WillaId AMI Mrs. r. T.. Thornton of Fairfax
NrssTS. >haster. Peter, SprGG. Hooe, Tlunner
Butler. Bradley. Brikensteln OF Washington Sloan
Of Baltimore. conway and Frank Chichester StHk-
ton lIOlbruok- Thos- Love. Peyton and Alfred Mon
cure. :. K Dunohoe. jr.. Vernon Ford John c.
Dicr. r. Wells. JOS. E. Willard of Fairfax Others
present We're james NJ Love. r. Walton Moore and
h = lsc.
Evening star., 1896-10-06
SU BURBAN NEW S
BRIGHTWOOD.

Faster Reeds subject Sunday night was, Whom
say We that I amp He announced that the church
Services Will hereafter begin hour earlier In the
evening. at I'D
The Christian Ent;eavo. meeting was led by the
new president Mr.. Theodore H. Thomas. on the
top!r. Why do believe in the atonrmehtT' Dur
Ing the exercises, President Thomas. accompanied
on the organ by Miss Ella Eeene. sang one Of the
farrous convention songs II was announced that
executive committee meeting Will he held Sun
lay morning next, Immediately after the regular
church services: that business meeting Will be
coEdlcteI Iy Miss Nellie Willett the vice prrsi-
dent Thursday evening after prayer meeting. and
the Junior Ss'cietr. under the leadership of Miss
Marguerite Cook, will be held At $50 tomorrow
Afternoon. Tie regular Sunday meetings of the
society will. from now on. be called an hour ear
Brightwooh Assembly gave another ride
last Sa:rrEay night. fhe destination was Bethes-
dn. where they met hunting party Those
In The party Misses MIdie and Fanny White.
Mimi, Schpridrr. Mary Stone. Emily Fciien- and
liam Knowles. Robert STONE, Harry Clayton Tie
event To- be remembered 10y those who
mild gam. OF b;ls,. ,:.II took place Saturday af-
tern"n between Brigltwopd Thirds AMI rakoma
k"na's = favor. that I am stopped: giving the game
to the other sid' with Il score Of . 10 o.
sup psrintenIi TT o.iirien Of III" iri=htwocd Rail
Way 'ru.iany sail to The S-ar reporter recently
that tIr company viii begin Immediately To repair
the raof "f is ear sheds. which til" storm badly
damaged Although ut least two-thlds of the
roof j. he estimates that it he replaced
at i cost MT $50.
.l-e club is being orgs,nizrI by the young
lad'sS and gentleman OF this place
E'Sf -fn Star Lodge Will hold regular ting
Ws 4nr ~ r. rII SII. nj III : Ghsw0od iiotei-
more with relatives in GhiiluIn. Md
Mrs W Mattinciy. accompanied by her two
H.tIr dInGhters has returned from Baltimore.
whcr" S!.r has h,en visiting relatives
Nr~ Walsnith anil her daughter Helen left Sat
l'rofe->ir ti.prGr Farrow. wli" was n guest of Mr.
WalSHiith iarir. the g = convention.
Evening star., 1896-10-06
kENSINGTON.


Mt Nm, yyo1,,co of N.xi.o Mo and Miss
MISS .'""' " @ " " -, -, .,.
Lima J'h's u b''h'ir''' "'' '"' s' " "
Misses Nannakce.
Mr. Bruce, Thomas has returned from q two
t. III, -, f,irds in Frederick Md
WINS ''!' ~ " ,
Rev ara Mrs Robert VI. Moore nav" r''uf"'d
from a vacation spent in P.EIsy lyania and Ba!ti-
mar.
", ~. 80 r,i,, 30, toor sn,,d;,,
MISS f-st i'oiic Vi ~ nv ~, ~ las ' 'p 7
the week with Miss Florence lA"nias.
Mr. T. f. Nash and family and Mr.. ]. Preston
cta,,, ,rd ,,,,,i1r b,xo re,u.y.d to w,.hnstou
''" ~ -, .,, , =,
for The winter. MI. SH"hi''h VIII I'm '"i'Se III
the Georgetown Law School during Tn. winter.
Judge Hart is receiving the orgratulrions Of his
..t,I. -, ,,. ,..i.i,,, -. ,t, az y..,s ,,r. =,
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which title Is secured i" MS clients OF over "'."'V
acres Of land in New Mexico. This is the second
decision in favor ,f th, h.irs
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Evening star., 1896-10-06
HitOOkI.AND

The golden rod festival held Saturday afternoon
the residence of Mrs. Mary Burr proved
The attendance consisted mostly of children.
who found ample enjoyment. IhnS" who assisted
n the booths follows: Fish pond, Mrs.
Pelly; bean bag. Miss Sydney Small: cocoa booth.
Miss Mamie Small: popcorn, Milton and Richard
Daniels: Ice cream, Miss Mamie War,er and
c;pdy. Miss Elsie Snyder. The chief feature Of
til" festival was large prize cnkc filled with tiny
dolls. which caused much merriIE"nt. This
leaked after by Mrs Holmes and Miss Ros.. War
der. The Cf this undertaking due
chiefly I" Mrs. thaS. Davis. who had the matter in
charge. The sum rraiizrd was S1:l. which will hc
uS.d Ia hclp swell the library fund of the Church
Savior. the benefit OF which the fr>tiNI
given.
Miss Carrie. E,kcnwaI,I'r. who has been the guest
OF Mrs. JoFa T. Iiar" for some time past has re-
triIn,-I h"r home in baltimore
visiting Mrs. /. Il of Washington.
Miss Mary Burr has formed 'hillren's s"win,
guild. which viii meet every saturday. This has
been earnestly taken hold Of 10y the children ana it
Is .tSt"ni>iIr. to not" what good work the Htt"
or,cS can do in this direction
Tn" Illness of Rev. Dr. holloway prevented him
from Il. ,isting Rev. j. I. Grove at the Church of
our salvi"r sunday as he has been doing since
Mr.. Groves return.
Miss Agnes Kennedy. who has been visiting Mrs
] r Hare is in Washington, where sh" viii
sr4,ud th. ,.unin. week.
Tie Baptist Young Peoples Union had pleas
art En..; a, sunday night, and many int 'Es>tinS
I, I,s were discussed
Evening star., 1896-10-06
ISlS f,Ri).tIE.


IT, rNrr.tivc committees of the Citizens Asso-
Gin tiIi. m; at th. residence Of col. D. L. Mctiee
Ffi:y c,cn.u: IF las, week. for the purpose of ar
raa-ir. :, program for the next meeting which
will h,iI in Isiyer!ale Hall Wednesday evening
T., Incorporate or npt To incorporate is IT," ,us-
tuu ll..t ..A.-- til" minds "f many. Tie matter Of
sidewalks becomes scrioIS when discussed hy
th,.>,- WE, have 1.,n... Tie. committee ways
and m-Ia7 ar. earnestly coLsirTing it,
T. -.lr diI not Il, it, worst at Eiverale. hut
calvert u-ifa>i'u Iail low its windmill. played
fpht tal! with Nr- rr"ssHn'S chicken h";Gs.. and
harm T.. liuIS lost their fiv"rjte nesting place
when In.--ut ruI~li I"Ii tl,. old harm that
oF- uf IT, r.-lt cir,-S collapsed the fore.
81 ~" '" Mr. liIirL'n nn Mrs Spar i"St som.
ing rb, u,Il If Mckinney AMI Hobart still fiauntS
it-alf tlrlI4 tfc r.pf upon which MIR. =. y Blum
Mr. J. Il Hogan T-'lo las Lccl an inmate Of Il
lo~pi'li ~ Washington, suffering from blood
pm. Is iii.ir"viur tL"I-h her condition is still
Mr. ir. I:r.-,,c Of Washington with Lcr little
and IlF ny !sr''''TiIt previous I" her departure
Nlr- Ji:re~ Erfnert arI his COUSIN Miss Helen
10 mel, were The CHESTS Of Mr. and Mrs. {. j..
Wa-:s.-~ if-r y=..E
lir } y I-l-.u!"n las r.ntrd lis town house. and
C"tr'r<. "f IlF~. ElurIon. an exccil-nt plan" has
F. H., , - III IL" ETli sr!2"! o: i,rr'inl for an
C.I psi teacher of yu":tl music in the school.
IE.'" rev h'IS"~ ar" hearing completion in our
IIFE- ttd "th"r undsr contract Tli, flourish
iE- r-I'T. II liy,.',irr attracts the tramp early
hni 'Ifr- "ud siS capacity for eating break fast
NJ 'v"-s iuG-r sc,.iI- 10 Increase families
I.,.Nr IT,
Tn rrw Presbyterian Church las been offered a
suii-sEi' 1T ~ the park company upon which To
huiH'. -sHfl thsy hop,. To begin it at once.
NJ '.ur-" l"H'H|. who has been visiting her
dail-E.rrg- -.'r+. Grrc1rS:Slc of Milwaukee, Wis
has TTfrf-ei - her home. here.
Mr. Waller Nurris"n has declined housekeeping
f- ilr present. diS-zsin= of Ills household g,,,l-
hy -tnrr-t..
Nr- Nlrl'"Fitt has changed his residence with Mrs
Ieiyirk If llSatt-siilr To- with Mr. Blu,,lon'
L..iy.
IIar" are but few traces left Of the wreck OF
SrW'Hy- H. 2'th ultimn. at this point. hut the
yet
IAc pHIir schools in Prince Georges county
still lH"r uGi|r the disadvantage Of delay in hly
hS tarn!Sh~i 10 them the free tCoks no given by
tie state
Evening star., 1896-10-06
IIYATTSNILLE.


The musical and literary "Itcrt tinnIent given
Friday at Masonic r.r,nle for tho f.u.f, OF th..
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l''"F ,''i''.''t rH' >'"'i,"'e "'' II ''''''
:Grr'NS N" i4ali was 'i""H'i Win an aili"-
rntir.. audi nee. which frequently alplaU,!.d IL"
,rf,rrncrs Mr. f;no..-n ,,ort,vord was master of
''''
""ieli'ni's. and announced the program. ITO
f"sS'r E"sfisski opened th" Entertainment Will an
the an.Ii..,.. Il. pi.ture of Mai TI.ru.v 1g...I
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"'' VI VI" nv ''i'""!' "N '"''"n upon H'e
canvas ana greeted "ith storm "f Applause,
which at d his POPULARITY. ''rh" child won-
dor Mss ilrntshr,ar s,nr =, Kis; T,,r,ugh rho
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,.i"'sii wv 'H nilt "''>' Nl!I'n WIS
nv '.''h !.r ~ i''it'n NO
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W.! Mio II ''S piiia III IiHHl me rs ne Is m
W "S.,,Ii-"ii- S''- .!' DAN brown Lou ana
tuc i'n"E ,'F",S Eau. "ni was rhtnHSi: -ti"ally
.irtat'u br. h"ihaS Jones r"Citci In Texas on
the ~" 'riaIhir IN Il Very pIthct" Iaarlrr, and
on h:':lS i,E.iI"l CAV" comic s'l"'tin which
i>''',i Hiicl lau-ni'f Professor hri''Si.iii!r
rr'4'H Wei Is l''h' on me ""rhrt Mr.. l.. J.
Ni'.i! - i. l'"hi'" >'ilh"> Win dramatic
cii'tl. 'l'N'H. ''Fa am ana Hia'k!ei"ri as cor
If' t'f.";''s' St'" ;,n excellent exhibition,
Evening star., 1896-10-06
GAITIiERSIIURG.

Sound money was the theme Of discussion at the
town hall Saturday night before fair audience.
The meeting called to order by Gen. Allan
rutherford. chairman of the republican county
committee. and Mr.. VIM. Il. Fulks chosen to
presil.. Judge Albion W. Tourgee of Michigan WIS
introduced and spoke for over an hour. logically
handling the financial question and predicting the
success of the gold stalllrl. He was frequently
interrupted by applause y Mr.. Daniel Ramey of
PennSyvnnia followed with short address. Some
disappointment was manifested when Gen. Ruther-
ford announced that Capt. John Mcdonald. candi-
dnte for Congress, could not be present, owing to
Important engagement in Fred rick City, where
his ,mmination was ratified. The stage was gaily
dccornted with golden rod. the national c"locs, and
cngravings of Mckinley afd flbbart
Tle unvcilng of the mnliuinent TO the unknown
s1nfrderas dead interrst in lTace Crcy'fd at
ington and the Ridsley Brown Camp of Mont
g"msry county cosd"rats N.terans' has been ar az
Efforts are being put forth 10 secure Cen Wade
Hampton for the Grafton.
Sunday in the churches brought number of di-
versions for the pleasure of good congregations In
at'ndance n. Rev Mr. Iloyds pulpit was fill filled d at
VIM. T. Henry of Calvert county. There was
morning preaching at Epworth NJ r. Church by
made necessary by his engagements in revival
services at other points on the circuit for some
series of sermons on temperance to begin next Sun
day morning. to which the different temperance
tion to attend In the evening Mr.. VIM. H. Hough
ton of Washington conducted the rally day exer
cises Of the Epworth League, talking Of The Outer
Circle of Friendship With Christ
Some novel betting is being done here on the
result of the pending campaign This week several
wasers have been announced, with the odds In
favor Of Maj. Mckinley. and Of these one in par
Robinson. Bryan enthusiast. agrees with Mr.. G.
Albert Phebus. who is supporter Of Mckinley
to ride him through the principal streets after the
election II Mckinley wins. Mr.. Phehus to dc
similarly with Mr.. Robinson in event Bryan Is
successful
Evening star., 1896-10-06
An ACDSTIA.

Mr.. Wirliu, ShIc. one OF the hest known resi-
dt uts II frilr" Georges county. Md. died few
days '.". after short ilE"S>. aged about seventy
On" y"trS- He at time an -xtcnsiyt rail
To! ,on'ract"r Mr.. Shac left Il widow and four
cl iidr.n. I'll grown.
Hiss l.dl May Palgett. daughter of Mr.. Charles
u. rJ'!-,tr. ami Mr. Mtriury Lyon both of In
lL.tL We n-li-ird IT Christ p. +. Church two
nr tire t'sS H.'' Tn c"r'in"ny was performed
by H. idrs,-- r T,ii,isAt-r.
NJ i'E''> N.ltvf"ri, resident Of Anac,'sia. had
q nafr.W e~-~'Ir from dT"'1ntnc Saturday. While
rr'-~i:-r a i;liit moFr AMI ohio trt~tle over Il
hrau-l. ''l -. Nnlc~tia river H.. made IniSStri'
nIs! lei iHr' quite deep wafer, from which he
rr.-",is Il F.i'D ~ great i'eJl rf difficulty.
II.' ~fi-'f.i hr>if.eSS meeting of the NuUug
TC'Tl-> ~ irty II christian EIisl"av"r Of Gar len
M"'i"siJl tAH"h will take place Thursday next
AZ the ~. place,