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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY SIX-ROOM
FRAME DWELLING AT CONGRESS HEIGHTS
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated October p
1895, and duly recorded in Liber 1850, at folio
2l6 ct seq. one OF the land records of the District
of Columbia. and at the request OF the parties Sc
cured thereby, we will sell, at public auction on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER TENTH. 1856. AT
HALFPAST FOUR PM. the following described
property: Lot eighteen QSl, In block four a. in
Longneckers addition to Congress Heights. together
with improvements.
Terms cash Terms of sale to he complied with
in 10 days. the property will he resnld at risk
and cost Of defaElting purchaser 500 deposit re-
auired at time OF sale. All conveyancin, and re-
cordng ut purchasers cost.
THE LAND. TITLE AND Trust CO.. Trustee
RM PARKER, Atty. for the patty secured.
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THOMAS BOWLING y co, ArICTToNEI,I;s
Gl2 T. L. NV.
1E',*Ii * SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY

Iit#ii ~ SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY.
:, NORTHEAST. WASHINGTON. DC.
10y NI"tu" al deed Of trust l.,.arin. dat. 80, tho
-! day OF May. AI. 1885 and rcc,ri Il In Thar
-'" f"li" Bal. 81 Tia" land records uf ~. piS':i.-t
OF '"din''ia and n IA" request i.- part, So
ci.I''l Thereby, will sell Al Iui.li, l.i.f ION Ir
front 81 the premises. II E2SpAY tn. FIE-
ifEHim nAi 81 SITEMI!.R. Al. ls..S at
HALL. FAST fbt'E O'clock I'M. all t!a, Ini nf
i:'fil'. IN III" city "f Washington. in "a, ,i>,ri,t
81 Columbia. known lpt murdered TORI \ nine
't"t ia 'alpts snbdiNi Si,H at san.-,. Numbered
siN huiii"d and seventy ,';7.t. .:.sr:nc i.,
w" ll "i Sad subdivision, Tho sam. all,.rtrs Of
r'"i'i ~ the 'ihc' %; ri >IIry'yu. tor the .iI>ri.r
"i columbia IN su'"iis is"n look marked y X AT
page "a
Terms OF sale: pr,filfd cash bal ,a... an tw,
equal InsiIlfv'ns, I.yail. in ,,.. ai.l rw- wears
from dh% "f SAL. with interest lIyH'l. :, ut an
h-S Al ia" rate az SIX 90 Iirr ''nfUT l,.r annuIn
ana secured 10y decd 81 rriSr Ia. Eif,.f:y sold
or all cash at tn" option 81 III. l,ur.t<,-. 4 O..
post of Two hundred '.o,i dollars viii -. r.i-.d
al IA" tin" uf sale. 'iy'yau iug aud go. % Hug at
c,r>t Of purchaser. Ii terms ~ Ss, a.. trI CON-
Iii'd wil in ten days fn.iu day s.ir - :inst.s
rcs.'ry" tie right to resell AN! .-St Of de-
f:iuitlIS purchaser.
ALEXANDER II. FELL. T-G~t.-e
.s3.' ~ NV.
sci ,lN1S lI.g Y AZ. a. a.
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO., AUcTIoNEERS,
Gl2 st. NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE No. al5
NORTHWEST.
Default having occurred under deed OF trust
dated October 20, 1885, and recorded in Liner 1907.
folio 2l7 ct seq, OF the District Columbia lani
records the undersigned will "ner fcr sale. AT
public auction in front of the premises III rs
DAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
1896 AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the south ltnlf of
lot No. IL. in square LOG, Washington. L. e.
Terms Of sale: onc-third ash ouc-thirl in one
yeai and one-third in two years. or all casl.. "a,
the option of the purchaser. u. ferred payments
TO be secured 10y ,eed OF trust uppn premises
sold and to bear interest ut six per cent per an
mum, payable semi-annually. \ deposit of SltH
Mt time Of sale. Terms 10 he complied with with
in ten days premises may he rcsold II !isk and
cost Of defauitirg purchaser.
WALLACE A. BARTLETT. Trustee.
Corner 9Th and L SITS. NV.
JACKSON II. RALSroN. Trustee,
au26-eod&ds 1883 ST. NV
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON IKE,
DALI ST.iET BETWEEN GAIIAJnE
STREET AND CAPITOL AyENJE IVY CITI

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON KEN
DALI ST.iET BETWEEN GALLACDET
STREET AND CAPITOL AVENUE, IVY CITY,
d. c.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust duly recorded in
Liber Nc. 2o41. folio 1879 ct seq. Of the land
records for tie District of Columbia. and at the
request Of tie party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees will offer for sale 10y public auction
In from. of the premises, ON TIL RSDAY TIIIRI,
DAY OF SEPTEMBEK. ID. 1896. AT HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following de-
scrihed land and premises situated In the comfy
OF Washington District OF Columbia AMI signatcJ
lot nine C9). in block five to- In Ivy Civ ac-
cordng to the recorded subdivision thereof in the
office 4 the surveyor Of the District OF Columbia
together with all the improvements. rights &C.
Terms: One-t-:rd cash, the balance in one and
two years. with interest at six per per annum
secured 10y deed OF trust on the property sold or
Ill cash. at the option of the purchaser. deposit
Of Slo0 relui'rd on acceptance of bid. II the
terms Of sale not complied with In fifteen DAYS
from the day o. sale the trustees the tight
to resell th. property at the risk and cost Of The
defauting purchaser, after five days advertise
ment of such resale in some newspaper published
in Washingt, n, ID. c. All conveyancing and re-
cordns at the COS; of the purchaser
LEONARD &. BAILEY
JOHN A. PIERRE.
au24-d&ds Trustees
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FUTURE DAYS.
DUNCANsoN BROTHERS, AuCTIoNEERs

DN-NCANSJN BIsUIfIF-itS, ACCTTUNEEItS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF No. 1927 VERMONT AVE.
NV. TWO-STOEY BRICK DWELLING,
ROOMS AND MODERN IMIRON ENlENTS
by virtue of a certain deed of tri.st recorded in
Lber 2o.3 at folio .O1 eft seq. the lani
records OF the District of Columbia shall sell.
in front of the premises. on III ESIDAY. SE.pTEM-
BIER EIGHTH. AID 1856. AT FIFTEEN MINUTES
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM. lot thir;y-"nc ,3l in
square three hundred and thirty four ,334, in the
city of Washington. ID. c, together with the i'm
provcGcnts thereon.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in one
and two years. at 6 per cent per amman. payable
semi-anruaily. 500 required at time Of sale.
CHARLES +. KENJAMIN,
WM ii. DUNCA>SDN.
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Today.
C. G. Sloan & Co.. Aucts.. 1907 G st. n.w.-SIlc
of 500 bicycles Wednesday, September 2, u II
and 4 pm, and following days.
Tomorrow.
C. G. Sloan & Co.. Aucts., 1407 G ST. NV
Brightwood Park, d. c., building lot. Sale Thurs
day, September 3, at o'clock PIN. Chas. 6.
Nauck and Oscar Nauck, trustees.
Ratcline, Sutton & Co., Aucts.-Sale Of entire
stock of dry goods and notions in store No. 3146
NJ ST. NV, on Thursday, September 3, at 10 O'Clock
am.
Thos Bowling & Co., Aucts.-Sale OF fixtures OF
barber shop at 943 d st. nv. Thursday. Sep
TENDER 3, at 10 o'clock am. VIM. &. Knox and
W. Andrew Boyd, trustees.
Radcliffe. Sutton Co, Aucts., $50 Pa NV.
Kendall st. between Galaudet st. and Capitol
ave-, Ivy City. ID. c., dwelling. Sale Thursday,
September 3, at 4:3O o'clock pm. Leonard c.
Bailey and John A. Pierre, trustees.
Magrath & Kennedy, Aucts., 2G5 18th st. NV
Sale Of speed and draft horses Thursday, Sep
TENDER 3, at 10 o'clock an.
s. Bensnger, Auct., $40 la. ave. n.w.-Regular
sale of horses, vehicles harness. etc, ut bazaar.
on Thursday, September 3. at 10 o'clock am.
Marcus Notes. Auct., 637 La. n.w.-Sale of
household furniture and carpets Thursday, Sep
TENDER g. at 10 o'clock an
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THOMAS BOWLING Co. ACCTIoNEEES
Gl2 s.. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIXTURES OF RARRI.
SIIOI, lOCATE.D AZ I42 D STREET NnEIi

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIXTURES OF BARBER
SIIO!. LOCATED AT SAG u STREET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue OF a deed II trust recorded in Iicr
No. 2p.c. at folio 2.1 ct seq. of the land
urs for the District of ColuDl',il. and al the
request OF the holder Of the secured thereby.
We viii seil at public auction. ON the premises
Ten O'CLOCK AN the following goods. cl!attel>.
Personal pr perry and fixtures, viz: One Large
Mirror. Small Mirror. five Marble WaShsta:tis
complete. he Barber Chairs. eight oak Cl.airu
one Oak Table. on" Cash Register. Clock. f"Gr
Window Curtains. fifteen Toilet Bottles five Toilet
Stands, five Cups. two SPIT ICONS. one Stove. one
Boiler. one Awning. one Electric Fan, -four Chaa-
delicis, complete.
WN. c.. KNOX
w. ANDREW BOYD.
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c. c. SLOAN & co. AUCTs., 1907 c ST.

TRt STEES' SALE OF VALUABLE LOT IN
RRiGflTWoop IARk. 10. 4.
by virtue OF Il deed OF irIst. recorded in I.t.r
No. 1s"4 folio 1916 ct seq. Hf the land records
II the District III Columbia. the party secured
requ' sting ii. We viii sell. AZ public auction. in
font of the premises. TUESDAY SEI"TEN-
ZEE THIRD 1886. AT FOUR O'Clock Pm. lot
81. in Nauck $ subdivision of lots IN block -. of
Bri:htw"od Park. in said District
Tt rms: oncthiTd cash. balance in ore and two
years. at I"r cent. secured the property. or
all cash. at purchasers option. dsposit OF Sl-1
VIII Ice required at time az sale. Concentrating
and recording nj purchasers cost. Terms To .,c
complied with In ten days otherwise property TO
be resold at defaultinI pir' ascrs risk and cost
CiIAS. q. NAU,K
lS25 9Th 81. NV,
OSCAR NAJCK,
ls2o 9TH ST. NV
CuI'.Sl&GIt
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RADCLIFFE, SUTTON 4 CO. ArCTS.,
Successors to Eatclifre, barr a 60.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 FRAME HOUSE I.
RARRY FARM SUBDIVISION. NEAR SlIEHl


TRUSTEES SALE OF , FRAME UoI'SE IN
RARRY FARM SI-BDIyISIDN. NEAK SiIEII-
Dan AyE,NI-E
Ry yir,ue Of n deed Of trust, du,v roc,rs.a IN
Liner No 2oss folio 3as et SEQ, one of tho land
records for the district n ,'I,nfnId, ana a, tba
,.,,urst OF the Marty ,crr.d tl,.r,i,y tha npa.r
si,rn,d tr,stc.s will oncr fnr al H., ,,l,i, 49,.
tInn in front 81 tho ,,r,nisrs an rSi,ri,,y TIit,
l,,I,tT'tI nav nis St.'rrir,,I,rp n 80. ~
UaIFp.ST EoIr nraT u " a. lii, a.,
s.ccri,nJ land anJ ,,rcn,;sos st,,a,' a. -
~ wash,n~t"n n,l,ri1 81, C,nn,ia )" ~" my Is
rated lot numbered six o.. in section Numbered
five 90. IN the subdivision Of Barry Farm. Icy
+: also called ST. Elizabeth nccordn:. 10 a Plat
of said subdivision tile in the office III. sur
ycyor of said District In Liher Levy c,uri'' Nc.
=. folios ~ and ca said LOT cont aiming,
ore acre OF ground. more less together with all
the Improvements rights, Sc.
Terms: One third cash, the hnlancc In on. and
two years. with interest from IN. ,lay Of sal. nj
the property sold. all cash, it tn, utfi1n ~
the purchaser. A d.Iost of SIao r,-,uir,,i trrs,n
acceptance of hid III the tcrtfs Of Iii. ar. ROT
COMPLIED with I'm II DAYS from m, d,r ~ al. m.
trustees reserve tho ri,t IN rs,il m ,,,r,,. a,
III. risk and cost of H.. d.rauI,iu, f,.-
DAVIS advertisement az .n,, r,.l. In 80, ,,,,.
rar,cr puhlisled I'm Woshinrtnn ID a. All .,,',,cr
an,inc and recording nj m, cost Of rho ry1rcI,,sr
LEON Arm q ItAIIFy
JOHN A PIERRE
auo4-GSls Trustees
=, , 49,, ,,-1.,. =, ,-,,- = -
RAi' La i y" - lioN 20, AttlfpNf.k.liS.
Su'cHhors I" ha'rline. i'afr Coz
VERY DESIRABLE THREE STORY AND RASE
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CHARLES 4. Et\IAMIN,
WM- IL. Bi NGANSpN.

Et ~ EES SALE OF VAIL ABLE REAL ESTATE.
by tirtu" "f the power contained ia a ,l,..l II
tGst from Mark NJ Bell and Louisa ~ Bell his
VILE" 10 Margaret T.. L'wri" and Mary - bean.
trustees dated February l>>i. and dHy r.r,,rdd
February -. lsSl. in l,r NJ. 49, folio sa of Tho
land records 81 the District 81 Columbia. and ai tn.
i"Gu'>t of the party Thereby secured l. the url-
d'fSiEicd. surNlNllg trustee. viii soil bV taIlir
auction on tie premises on FRIDAY. THE EIIN-
ENli DAY OF SEPTEMBER. I>:G. AT F,t'R
UtL'p'k f.M III" follow Ing dcS'ri,d property In
the county Of Washington, pisifi.t 81 -. mt Ia
ki""h as lot siA 80. Ia s,rrt"n - a suit
diNi>i'n and plat made 10y 4. e T.tir IN l>1i of
Part tf III" SlrriE estate: tho Eastern
rli"h Of The l"i.,iac. 'rd EJrryill.. fully de-
- r 10y course and distances in >d lr.>t tr.f-
creme being mad" ;h.rt"i a. oniaInifl. nlu, 90,
acres If land. less.
Terms OF sale: Cash. \ dI-'>it "f 500 required
day of sale. II terms sal" are rat .sti,irti
with within ten dlys from day of sal- t!i. srr.
ing trustee Reserves the right r,-S.ll M tho
fsk aud cost OF drfdultin. purchaser. t,uy,y a,-
ing and recording at cost "f I.Ur' ll:S.r.
MARGARET l.. InWEIF
pt NET. DENT X CO. SlrFiNiu. TRUSTEE.
Attorneys for note holder. 60 81. NV. >I-dAis
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

MARCUS NOTES, AUCTIONEER,
G31 Louisiana ave,
Near 18th II. NV.
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And ontinuiny Tally at tie hour until the
entire sto,k l. di>,u>, j of
To which We in,i,c III. attention of the trade
end private lIy.:>.
TERMS CASH.
Ida IFEE A. AM,
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DUNCAHSoN BROS. AUcTI":.I:i.i;S.

TRUSTEES SALE or VARIABLE BTiI.plNG
NillllWl:ST. ~ FEET FIipNi EN idS-l2
Fl III IN DEI TIL
by Nlita" of a certain de- Of trn~f t,s-, .,ad in
ll'"-r 2l"6 1T :Slio s'i =. sd. ~ la. land
l'""riS Of The biStii.t ri tuluuia. -lail seil,
IN fr"ilt of th. premises. NI.ipNfSI'AA. SEP
iEMEER NINTH. AID. lNHi. Al IN D'I.. p-I
IN. original lot L.. in sIuaF, ci,.i, 80. ia
ih' oily al Wa -iircr"u. IL. 4.
Terms of sal": or.. third ca>h. I1ll'-. in che
aid tw" years, viii. Sin --F int, ,>t Der All
mum. I9ys'le semi annually. $3.50 t,.,lT,d al
Time ui sale.
t,II .I,I L. L. ~ ,Nrrn.
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Presidential Preferences

The following delegations have expressed
thelr preferences as to presidential candf-
oates TO be presented to the convention for
nomination:
The territory of New Mexico is in favor
of Senator Palmer CT Illinois for President
and Cen Buckner of Kentucky fer Vice
President.
The state of Florida will presen; the
name of Grover Cleveland for President
with no particular choice for second place
The state of Wisconsin will present the
name of Cen Edward S. Bragg for Presi-
dent. with some souther2-name. probably
Gen. Buckner of Kentucky for Vice Pres
1dent
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It lIMlpT. Trustee.

Oh l1h =, NV.
HENRY /. WopphEp. TrIst'r.
Mrrtz building. Ilih and r.
WILLIAM &. rRENTISS. Trusi"r,
l.S,il 4, = W
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Political InfOrmatiO and Statistics
Every one interested in politics can find
fullest information upon past political
events in The Evening Star Almanac. Ia
bles have been prepared with care. showing
the vote by congressional districts in the
last congressional election, state election
returns for 1892 and 1894. and the electoral
votes from 1859 to 1892. with other valuable
statistics. In addition, there is an interest
ing chapter upon the money of the United
States. 25c. per copy.
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AuctiOmeerS.

It l1IH ST. AUCTION STABLES.
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RADCLIFFE SUTTON 4 CO.. AUCTIONEERS.
Successors 10 Radcliffe. Darr 4 Coz

c.u2. S1&2-St
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DI'CkETT. DENT X CO. Surviyir.. Trustee
Attorneys for holder 60 I ST. nv Il -,AIs
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Fronting is feet 10y depth of 4a:G feet. running
al' NJ an alley. With ftiyaf" alley ia This
sal. should command the attention III parties in
search Of desirable hcmc investment. l-in
situated In one of the best sections oi the South
csIst.
Terms vely liberal and stated AT the lime Of
sale. 500 required upon acc,Itanc" uf l.id
ar2S-hMds KAIt Lll-I.E. SllrlnN q 40. Amcis.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-21
Carbon Hill.

/ will write you few. lines to lei
you know how things are moving
at Carbon Hill, -. The Bryan
Silver Club held its first meeting
on Saturday evening Aug. 10 and
completed its organization by
adopting the constitution of the
Logan Bryan Silver Club and
electing a full staff of officers as
required by the constitution, here.
after regular meetings will be held
on Monday evening of each week
1--WE have good staff of
officers they are all hustlers and
will make things hot for the gold
bugs here this fall, we have about
l75 members at present and expect
to reach $50 by our next regular
meeting night. The Carbon
Hill Club will meet at Longstretb,
Thursday night Aug. 20 for the
purpose of organizing a club there.
Ia. The gold bugs what few there
Is left Of them are talking gold
standard just for the sake, of
making noise not because there
is anything in 1t, they have valnly
attempted to organize. gold
standard club but as yet they have
got as near as we can learn about
IL members. .. Jack Louis the
gold standard of Ward township
has been discussing the tariff to
the voters Of Ward claiming 1t is
the paramount Issue of this cam
paign.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-21
Pity the Man who Cannot Control
His Nerves,
Nervousness Clouds Sunny Dispositions and Dis
rup!5 Families
the NERVOUS aa&s] is CaAzg TO a DEGREE.
Awvrn ryvnxrY Fgv:d YEARS.

1 ."r,l7,, - ". >, ~i,.> s-rs., 1rAra
a" aged Men ~ Nn"s"on Richly Re
wnrGrd.
from DE hcpocyatic 2rpositor, Haaseon, o,
I,earniup Gum ucss,s l. Ro,1 G son
,.,,,..,;, ,l..N. i,, 1I,,,
"''-E''',, way "'' '"S'" "'"o"' u reSpecte"
r''iIrn OF N"Gfrcn' o., was very enthusiastic
over his :caovpy irom an illness of twenty.
five yrnr~ s,nrding, correspondent of this
j -.,.r ,.,tloa c. ur Al,hou n,I ,,l.,d li,,
, = ." '',"" V" '"'i "p'""' ",'.' "Nt" h'I'
IA "'N'rl"'hl OF MS case lie told OF his
rNrrri"rcr ana il being 50 remarkable, at
eur request hy mad, ii in the form of IN af.
cl,y;i Of IL h;rl the g,lloviny i. n copv
,,.,..'..,,,,.
irii,rm,, rn,' yr,, s.
utr.n. ~. ,,,. ,,,I.r.i,.i ,o. .,
=, in md ,ar ii r1ly rr.mmIiyy '"Iiy ,.ms IuU
.,. m iiJ,,, w., ,. ,is"'",'y ~, r,, V"i,ae nn
''a',nF ~ NV {" 'S'.> ''" "'ys
anal r s I r ,r ,rin ~ 81 W"',So"m, %ce, VmiG
~ IT, y" ,",,nug,",I Hr"'S puSt
',im :, i,rx l,,u ,c,i,ird Win rbr,,,,o,;ssn, ;sr
IN i;s lr,S nnd arms fer the last twtn,y.fye
y,.rs. ;Srnrtinr% sp severely ilint he could
irt ris" ir,am l.,s htd wirl,nni ns,i>tni,cc, and
ii 20 Er iu,u n,ip third ofttc time he has
hrcr ~ ti,,,d ait,i sid disensc. hc was 10.
il,iv iuuncii;.tyl II, M hnti nnuiiul lnl or
l,t ,'ir.i' enc yrar previous to The date of
ri t,in,, hc wi.s ii.dn ed hv III. drucgis;
+. ,ry 10. Wilkins, PAX pilis fir Tnie
i,.ullr
,',,,, ,.,.;,.,, t.e ...,,
N' "%u' ndI 'g'G.S VI S!lu Plns
H., ~, nI'', hlS rn.u1
'," IT, i,'' ."' air W'i't P"i' oi
,,r ~" ~ m"n ~! 'div,unu ,.',. 'he Oes'
"'","" '" '' p'f' '"'"I'"Fe years.
>, i'r tHH> irrih,r HAT rrrrinrs 10 the time
\" ialih nrrd iak'hg SAD Pills ic was also
,,"th!.H WIN kidn..y and bladder trouble
IN sun '"klhs N.li medicine he has eX-
wrrnv'G - 4i irhet from @i'i trouble
lic hrHHly recommends Dr. Williams
r;rk Pills nr Pale People to my one troubled
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-21
Where Mosquitoes Reyel.

One of the jollicst camps on the
banks Of the famous Hock-H0ck-
ing is camp "Mosquito Reyillc"
pitched in Rempels Grow, west OF
this city. Among the campers
will be found, Mr.. and Mrs. A. III,
Brooke and children, Capt. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Bowen and the Misses
Ambrose and their guest Miss Fay
Ustick from Columbus, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rose and MIR. and
Mrs. Harry L. Rose, and the Miss
es Bessie and Mable Rose, Miss
Minnie White and Miss Julia
Wheeler Of Nelsonville, and Mess
ers Percy Sanderson and Jack
Sheehan, from Boston. Soup, good
old camp vegetable soup, always
leads the menu for dinner and the
number of dainty and surprising
dishes that the skilled cooks pre-
pare fairly make the eyes of the
hungry diners bulge. The even
ings at camp are the happiest
possible, some of them spent in
thorough enjoy mont of Tie peace
of natures evenings, when you
roll around on the damp ground
and fight mosquitoes and try to
snooze with screech owl pouring
fourth his rapturous melody to the
breCzes Of heaven; and then again
it is the scene Of merry carnival
and revel indeed, with dance
enmasque and encostume, any old
way, just SO you trip the light fan
tas tic TO the time Of n guitar and
violin, with anything from the
Virginia Ilo down 20 the latest
Two step or dreamy Waltz. The
time for the camp is not limited, if
it continues to be so pleasant and
profitable it may last forever, but
when it does break up if it does,
the campers will sit around their
fireSides in the cold, cold winter
and relate with greatest enthusiasm
the tales Of camp Mosquito Reville.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-21
City Eye-tems and Eye
deaS.

Mrs. Geo. Hooker of Lancaster
is the guest of her relatives in this
city.
A great many of our people will
take in the excursion to Toledo to.
morrow.
Mr.. John Stetson of Columbus o.
is the guest of Mr.. John 7. Sander
son this week.
l.. ID. Vickers and w. II. Wood
ruff were business visitors in the
Capital city yesterday.
Miss Holman from Corning is a
pleasant visitor in our city the
guest of the Misses Frasch.
Mrs. Gertrude Fisher and Miss
Elizabeth Blasius are guests at
Camp Crystal Springs today.
Miss Lucy Wright and Mrs.
Donald N. Campbell were Lancast-
er visitors on Wednesday last.
Miss Mabel Poston has returned
to her home in Nelsonville, after Il
pleasant visit with relatives here.
Miss Grace Ke iss from Cam
briage City, Indiana, is the guest
Of her sch Dol friend Miss Amelia
Stiers.
The Misses Anna Martin and
Jessie Griswold from Lancaster,
were pleasant guests of Miss Helen
Pursell, Wednesday.
Miss Nan Mcbride, after a
pleasant visit in New Lexington
has returned to Logan accompanied
by her sister Mrs. Ward.
The lawns that are laid out so
artistically and beautifully in the
east end on End st. are attracting
the attention and admiration of all
the beauty lovers in the city.
spiritual Alertness," is the sub
ject for Sunday Morning, at the
M. Il. Church, John +. Rud isill
Pastor. "An Inspiring Motto," is
the subject tor evening. Quarterly
Meeting, Aug. 80.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-21
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~, ting directly upon the blood
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