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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22
Mclan ciiOIy Suicide.


On Sunday last Corroncr's inquest was
held in Charleston oycy the dead body of !,
young gentleman named W. j. Oxner, n
citizen of Winnsboro and son of the Post
Master at that place. lie was desperately
in love with Il lady ofthat city, the daughter
of II well known citizen, whom he met while
OH visit TO Winnsboro in 1878. AS the
acquaintance grew his love ripcnod until
finally lie seems to have mato up his mind
| to marry the ideal of his affections, or take
his own life. About o'clock Monday
morning the father Of the young lady (who
was not acquainted with the young many
heard noise i'll front Of his house, and OH
going out found Oxncr there, and thinking
that he was sick, sent his son to the Guard
House for the Hospital wagon. But il was
too late Laulanum had done its work,
and although he was taken 10 the Guard
house, and received every attention possible
the vital spark soon became extinct. The
young lndys objection to him, it appca RS,
was his addiction to strong drink, a fault
which he frankly Acknowledged in the fol-
lowing note, and his utter inability to
resist its influence
AuGrsT l5, 1874.
Ny Darlmy Goodbye. I am going to
die tonight. The only fault have is
drinking. I have tried hard to stop it, but
| io not think can. When die will die
thinking ofmy darling. Kiss me after am
dead, and DO keep tho ring, hav. on my lit
tic finger to remember Willie. Good bye my
darling. am now yours. WILLIE
Bury inc by little Florence.
Upon his person was found letter TO II
Mr.. Aiken of Winnsboro, written the dav
before he committed suicide. 1t is full of
sorrow, and must have been pcnned with
full view of the awful death he intended to
select for himself. Here it is:
CMAnLEsToS, August LS, 1874
Jach-l am going 10 kill myself Tonight
l can't stop drinking. hope to go 10
heaven. l will die ton ght. Ask --
- and --- to stop if they
can. | will try and die as happy as
possible. never loved but one woman
except my mother. Her name is --
l will die thinking of her. Bid
my father and mother iarcwel for me- |
can never ST op drinking, so am willing to
die. l am going to die on the scat where
and my darling sat on Thursday
evening. John, when | die will have in
my pocket pistol took from your drawer
when l left Winnsbo,u: Ask Miss ,
for my sake, to keep the gold ring have on
my little finger. don't know if will go to
heaven or not. Hope so. | have tried o
stop drinking, but | cannot SO farewell,
dear John. You have always been favor
itc of mine. Tell your brother Ei., and
Wclker Brown gocd-hyc for me also, John
McCrcight.
Yours l am, who will die to night
WILLIE j. OxSER
lie is said TO have been fine looking man
and from good family. The remains wcr c
sent to Winnsboro for ntcrment Thus it
.s that whiskcy serves the best of men
Here young life was cut short, n mourn
ming family left behind and n young an Il
tender hearted maiden to grcivc over a
departed lover who acknowledged TINT she
would receive the deceased, proyi lei ho
would leave off drinking. 1t is too late
now.
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The Nc~s and Courir says the suasllinc
hurts its tender skin. JuJ4 N SAP.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

We will publish Mr.. Chambcrlains state
ment in full in our next issue.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE COUTY AUDITOR,
OEAEGEEUEG COUNTY, s. c.,
August 2lSt, 1874.

August 2ls, 1874.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the County
Board of Equalization will meet at this
Office OH MONDAY September 7th, 1874,
for the purpose of EQUALlZlNG the Real
ami Personal Property, Moneys and Credits
Of this County. Said Board will meet from
day TO day until all the Returns Shall have
been examined.
The following named citizens AMI tax
payers OF this County have been appointed
by his Honor Judge Graham Joseph 4.
Keller, l.. j. Fielder and Joe O'Cain, who to-
gcthcr with the County Treasurer and Coun-
ty Auditor, will constitute the County Board
of Equalization of Orangchnrg County.
JAMES VAN TASSEI.
County Auditor.
aus22 1874
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CFFICE OF CO., AUDITOR.

July, l0:h, 1874
TO MRS. f. NJ. JACKSON:
Take Notice, that Mrs. f. A. Bozarl has
paid into the County Treasury the tax,
costs and penalties on the land purchased
by yon at Delinquent land sale on the 18th
day of May 1874.
JAS. AN TASSEL.
County Auditor.
aug 10 1874 3t
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Land for Sale.

Twcnty-ninc hundred (29OO) acres on
Santee River, in Orangcburg County, bound
cd by lands of f. Y. huler, James Fielder,
j. O. parler, and by the Santee river
Terms, one fifth cash, balance in four equal
annual instalments, secured by bond with
il tcrest from date of sale and mort gngc of
premises. Purchasers paying for papers
and recording Will be sold in whole or in
parcels. Apply to
HUTSON & HUTSON,
Attorneys.
aug. 10 1874 At
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PRIMARY SCHOOL.

The Exercises Of Miss EVANS SCHOOL
will be resumed at the residence of Mr.. p.
'. Dibblc, Bcllcville Road, on Tuesday, the
first day of September next.
aug. ID 1874 st
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ang, 10
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Respectfully announce myself rs n can
didatc for Sheriff of this County at the com
ing election.
j. l.. RIST.
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Announcement.

The many friends of X. TURNER take
pleasure iii Announcing him for Probat
Judge Of 0rangcburg County.
MANY VOTERS
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pRorosALs FOB FORAGE AND STRAW.
ps,cT or.tIEEs.sr.R. oEIloE.

IkfoT ousETkRNAsTERs OFFICE a.
NAshirSToN, ID. &, May 4 liza. :
Sealed Propo.as, In nplic,te, WITH copy 81 th,s
aoNuttement attached, isViteo from re- non 81
bs rsT,ss until Il ,JUNE !, is7t, for Furnishing
~ me Corn, Oats, Hsy, and Rye Straw required AZ
this depot during the 81 year o. meoc ms Joi~
1, 1874, 10 be delivered In such quantities ana "a
pot QnhueImaster. - wv Nv
he quantity required each m onth L. estimated AZ
NO0 poubde OF Oats and lpDO pounds Of Corn 10
selsh - and 50 pounds 60 the bushel; 90 90 popods
ol Hay novn a. prime Timothy, ana 81 go pouu1s
OF Bye Straw, eli 20 be OF first class
Qusitty, net weights. zach bid must be accom-
petleo ~ q written guarantee, sigsd by the bid
ger or plcders and competent surety, certified ~
be kuch by stme ofhoer or other perron known to
the ousrtern sstsrs Department, 20 the ceo IN q
10 TIE eve M OF the socs ptance % such lid any
tine within ten 10 days after date q opening bios
tne necessary contract will be entered into, AMI
that IN case The said party parties Offering sh.
fhll 70 enter into contract Aforesaid he or they
guarantee 90 make eood the difference betwe cen nis
CT thtlr ther thd tbs ~ Al lowest bid.
Proposals should be maj ked " Proposals for For
ege,' and scdressed 20 the uodersignsd Bidders
are Nittc 20 be present. ct he Opening Full Ia
foTnsti0h furnished on application 20 this once.
-. - VIM MYERS,
pepot Quartermaster, Breyet Bris adler General,
United STATES Army. mayIs6t
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PROPOSALS.
piQPesALs FOs CUIsroNk woRK,
tek Ths frs Is rU sr T o5iu ShT JAIL
OFFlCE SCrERvis Ne ARcHIrHcr.
nEAs,SI DrrAErNEsI.


THEAsgEI DEPAETNESI.
sc.,.s P, wA.s.ssI 81, D o, Msy ists, isSy
ns,,l ~ N 4 shs sIE D.y OF yuSs, ls., fos Cor.
ior ~ Di.ret ~ cSlss.i. i. m. ys
r,eSin for the main ecrnics of the buildine, ana
me i1, sas q, S pSSs s ss rssTss ir
orSsvints, specifications and soh-dule.
bed On sssssss . .ss and 'oA0
IRE Oorntoe win be Of Seneca sandstone, equal IN
WI 5. s.iesse s'i fSo M 80 s sSdss rss s1SSss
r.,, eleestone, for both % which BIDS may be
The whole q the stOsswork must be delivered a.
nP'ov % may be calico for , he sup~rfn.enis nd
d.i,ey % G. mnsa &c. a latest, I'M eIssS. -
~ ne seoes. snce e tie proyo-ei, and the wcrE
Tbs easstne, g the mr. asor 4 souih P'i.os VIM
"a "a oes msheh trom dste q soeepssBce of propos.S
r.. n'hs tIs m .sns dsi. ard the reSssiSder ~ The
wins, within thres arht. ron .ss Ss. i
ars ne eofeies TO sauth PIisoo Wing. " srdea =
th'e mebihs sk,r date 81 scos .aSa N Src,ss
is,r ens9y sle per dsy fsr s.eh ani every
flopossls vii be al For a . VOL =. inhibited
by tn prss ing- aud described b. tss
No BIDS VIII D. Teoei.ed sNcspt f-om the owners
81 Ie sess 81 toe a. srfis- e. nich the stone =
paths no are sncNs,d 10 sfrus- crtfins aaa y \
nav ths Z, cesar hoilities for prompt execute
PaInsuts vi T. made moo;hIy. dsduotins ten
NJ " n hnrl GO Plrii ~ - the contract,
- t.ttstlfs ~ We sum r one thnnsa
90 h. 81 90 thttthe bidder Will accept ant per
iclh, the G. attract, "a sWsrd { hitn, aud eNssute
Vios thffeior ~ Tire an omit % i've Thousand dot-
stN tue tCud g. u approv-d b. the Unitef
stats District Judge, clsEk a the United stat
court. or The district attorney Of the dis,rict in
Ahs Derariment reserves she rich, 90 reject any
o. al oios, tt be deemed Or ths Interest o. toe
soNernmebt 90 do So 20 arl each disiei,o a. a
tlodtf' or 20 order more or les Il item
tiCn. -~'Ns - ~ W
Any bid thst f. not made on the ,rtn,ss fo-,, a., A..
obtained st the "a and does not cosforn in ever
IesPeet 20 tie 9uirems nts OF this sdverIisement,
vii not be considered.
PFC posals pust be enclosed In = SEALED envelope.
81 rsed Bids for Out store and FiaeCng Cor tie
New jail Disifict OF Oolunbis, : and addressed %
,aa A. n. 9ULLITT,
hes o-lH Supervising Architect.
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WAR pIPARfMRNT, ONc. % CaiO Ssaas Q9(eU,l
PRoBABIITIgs.-For New England and tho mid
die states, partly clocdy weather win prevail, fol
Iow ed By lie BIT ain sou7 beast TO southwt wipds
stationary Temperature and falling barosc eter For
the south Atlantic and gulf states geae rally Gle
vinos, With slsht changes Of tempce sure, and sta
tonary or failing barometer east q the Missi,sippi
day, followed BY winds shifting 20 sou hwess and
porIhwest, clearing and cool veal her and ri.ing
clear or clearing weather. tn to west ads sta
,ionary or falling eniperseSire and slowly rising
barometer For the northv est and the upper lake
.esion generally clear aD5 cool weather, north east
70 hoi tny.t Hind. eas rising barometer. Tne
lower mississlp PEI, ths lower Missouri, and the
lower Ohio rivers viii Sf.ll slowly during the day.
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DR0PosALs FOR FULL.
pEror QuARrKEx..rEs'. orrIcE, {

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTERis OFFrCE.l
WAsHiNGIoN. u. MAY I, lss4 z
Sealed Proposals. IN pic ate. with copy Of this
title parties until n. JUHK 4, l7. % deliver, as
IeQuneo, during the hscal yesr O. rnmencing ia "
lS4, 81 the various Offices and officers quart 70
10 inns cry sId Georgetswn, ID. O.. end Al FORT
Mhlpple. virginia, about tour hund sOlD cords
o. Pine WOOD sawed Ald split and ,he stick fouc
hUndreo (scol cords u Oak Wood. sawed aud split
ana N the sticA AID twenty-five hundred (a.5OOD
tore OF Anthrsol Coal, white ash, rtd ash, or
Lykens valley, Of siZe as may be called Tor, tree
from slate, dust or dirt, sns 90 weigh 2,s40 pounds
20 the Ton and short tfty (S0ltons of pituninous
lump Ooal Abthe wood and coal % be Of first
class, merchsntsDls quality. Bach bid must be &C
cempanleo " awfltteD guarantee, signed by the
iIdder or bidders and CON petent surety, certi-d
&c De euoh by some Otics- other persO on known 20
the Qus rerusst.rs Department. 90 the effect that
10 TIE eNeDt OF the s6cep tSLce q such bid any
time within (lODdsys after the opening 81 the bids
ther ecs ssary contract Will be entsred into, and
that 10 case sso party or parties Offering shall fail
20 tnier into Contract afOre aid he OF they guar
ant 70 make good the difference betwet q his or
their Cffer ard the neat lowest lid.
The lowest Hggrrgate hid will b. ente rtAined.
Prop pals shOu d be marked Proposals for Feel
AID tddrtsstc 10 the undermined
biddtrs are ID, tied 20 De present AZ tho opening.
Office VIII MYERS
Depot Qusrtermaster, Brevct Bfigsdier Geaera
Unrsc stsies Army. may-l3 s.
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u E OR q ETO wv.

The TRIRNNIAL CELEBRATION of the Philo-
demic society Of Georgetown College will take
place on the oath instant, at 3H O'Clock d. IN.
Hon. Chas. p. james will be the orator, ami
John q. SAKE the poet. The committee of ar
raDgements comprises w. s. Henry, j. G. Ro-
bertson, q. q. Lancaster and Glen. Manly.
The committee of reception: w. G. Niblack, w.
NJ. Brent, w. Allen, t. r. Sherman, Il. H. O.
Bowie, w. H. Clarke, j. f. Tracy, @. Van Bib
Der, G. Herr and j. G.. Agar
FISH WHARF.-The receipts Of fish at the
wharf to-day were 10000 herring, which were
sold at So per 900.
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Diseases of the Blood

"The Blood is the Life" When this source Is
corrupted, the painful and sorrow producing
effects are visible in many shapes. The multi
farious forms in which IL manifests itself would
form subjects upon which I might write vol
umes. But as all the varied forms of disease
which depend upon bad blood are cured, or best
treated, by such medicines as take up from this
hud and excrete from the system the noxious
Clements, 1t Is not Of practical importance that
L should describe each. For instance medical
authors describe about fftyivarieties of skin dis
ease, but as they all require for their cure very
similar treatment 1t Is of no practical utility to
know just what name to apply to q certain form
OF SKIN disease, so you know how best TO cure it.
Ihen again might 60 on and describe various
klpds OF scrofulous sores, fever sore white swell
appearances; might describe how virulent poi
son may show itself In various forms Of erup-
lions. ulcers, sore throat, bony tumors, etc.; but
as all these various appearing manifestations of
bad blood are cured by a uniform means, deem
such course unnecessary. Thoroughly cleanse
the blood, which is the great fountain of life,
and good digestion, fair skin, buoyaut spirits
vital strength, and soundness Of Constitution
Will all return to us. For this purpose DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Purga
tive Pellets are prominently the articles need
ed. They are warranted to cure letter Salt
Rbeum, Scald Head, st. Anthony's Fire, Rose
Rash or Erysipelas, Ring Worms, PIN ple.
Blotches, Spots, Eruptions, Pustulss, Boils.
CarbuDcles, Sore Eyes, Rough Skin, Scurf.
Scrofulous Sores and Swellngs, Fever Sores,
White SwelliDgs, Tumors. Old Sores or Swell
iDgs, Affections of the Skin, Throat and Bones.
and Ulcers OF the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and
Lungs.
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TIE MILD POWER CURES.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics

Have proved, from the most ample experience, an
entire succets. Simple, prompt. efficient aud rei-
able. They ere the only medicines perfectly
adapted TO ropuiar ue-so simple that Iaistakes
cannot be nade In using them: 80 harmless as 70 be
free " ON CAR ger; AMI efficient as to be a. ways
reliable. They have the highest commen alton
from 6ll, and will always re pder satisfactiou
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ARRRsTED-Detective Coomes and Officer
Mahorney arrested this morning James Calm,
a we'll known colored sneak thief on suspicion
OF breaking into EDglish's tailor store, on 18th
street, and taking $50 worth of goods there
from.
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General Debility.

in this complaist the good effects OF the vFeR.
TINE are realized Immediately after commencing 60
take IL as debility denotes deficiency of the stood
and VIC ETINB acts directly upon the blood.
VEGETINE is SOLD BYALL DRUGGIsTS.
may 20-u Is
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WANTS DIvoRCR.-To-dsy, Eliza M. GRAY
parker hled by her counsel, b. f. Besle, in
the Equity Court a bill for divorce from Ed
ward Gray. She states that she was married in
1870 and her husband deserted her in a few
months thereafter.
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a BABY IN BAsKKr.-Frank Young col
ored, fund this morning q white female Infant
about two days old in q basket lying in New
Jersey avenue, between NJ and streets north
vast, Al q took II 70 the seventh precinct sta
ton, fro n whence il was sent 10 Sc. AIMS In
FAINT Asylum.
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WINE OF THE WOODS, Endorsed aud] pre-
scfioed by the leading physicians as q laxative
ana digestive remedy, L. steadily gaining in
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Ind ieestiou, Con
st1pation, and Headache lie unequailed. 4, % CO.'S
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CITY ITEMS.

THERE is no excuse for poor Biscuits, Rolls,
Bread. Gricdle Cakes, Mullins, wafies, SC
when Dooley's Yeast Powder is used.
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RUN OVER By A CAKr-An old man named
Charles Cbilds, while driving cart in the vi
entity OF 9TH and streets east, yesterday after
noon, fell under the wheels, which passed over
the small OF his back, iniurlng him seriousl y.
he vas removed By friends To his residence, on
l. street, between sd and 4th southeast, where
medical aid was rendered.
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Fs male Weakness.

NEGETINB acts directly upon the causes OF these
comp iaints. 1t inyigsrstes aud streusthe.s the
Whole system, sc.s upsn the secretiYe organ. aud
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BUiLrIss AssoCIATIoSs.-At the eleyenth
meeting o. the Metropolitan Building Associa-
ton. held On Monday night, twenty-six shares
were se,d st an average premium Of 81.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

HENBY ALBERs,
No. 1013 ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR K,
furnishes the richest ICE CREAM aud most deli
cious WATER ICES in his newly reftted Saloon.
as well as to Private Parties, Fairs, 40. m7-7w-
CAfAWBA WINES,
Ofvery Superior quality, sl7s In quantities OF one
or more gallons.
Very fine and fruity SRERRY, genuine Spanish
Wine, 925O.
Standard brards OF Imported ALEs, BROWN
eTOUT, PoRTkR, &c, 81 SO Der dozen.
Fine Old PHILADELPHIA ALE, al d dozsn
G.. WILMER.
ZINE GROCERIES,
m8yl.tr 1918 Pennsyl anita
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RIAL ESTATE SALEs.-Thos. T.. Waggaman,
real eat te broker and auctioueer sold lots III
LIS, li9 80 and 15l, In square 635, 70 John ID.
McPEe. SOD, for 81 500 each.
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ERSv Feet

Being indispensable TO health and comfort
tnoueands OF persons come from far and near to
establishment In located at
535 FIFTEENTH STREET,
opposite United States Treasury Department.
". White removes Corns without pain, so
that the shoe can be worn with ease He sus.
cessfully treats Bunions, Club, and Ingrowins
Nails. Vascular Excrescences, and other de-
raDgements OF the feet.
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DuNLAr's Firth avenue style dress Cashmere
nat 81 Issued to day at the agency for this city.
lSy3 WILEErr 8 RUoFH.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Juan BOYLE. FRANK BANUn
, ygAS BolLk z co;

Ne. scs l,th stssss; oss.siss a q g rrsa;ury
NO l :1Ss: sSs;: Hos:. 8 ssi.:s ID
f osni:Ssd or unf.rsisssd. A 6oTfkel 10 WI
seS 10 g sa. cs.s %s
have ses ersl very One FARMS, improved and I'M
improved, on difereat railroads running from the
properly. 100000 fest Of GROUND IN various Dor-
io1s city for sale q low figures eey tsrns,
a furnished House for rent Il oiE Per nonths3s-u
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phoFosALs FOB wATER TRAssPORTA
TON

ItFVI NUAhTkhMAsTkh NITlCE,I
WASHING ToN, u. C., May I, lisa
seeed ProHOsels, 10 duplicate, iil b received Z
TILE lice Until NJ, il Ng (, l67s, for tbs per-
iorlt HIce OF the daily purfstion services by
water between this city ssd Forts rOOte and Wash-
II Ct p, Nd which map be required By this Depart
u. ut curing the fiscal year ending June 81. ISIS.
biodefs VIII - ate the price PEI sud The price
PEI pornci oil o, the rate Per diem At which thsy
VIII carry the passengers and stores Each bid must
be sccom panied by guarantee Of two RESPONSIBLE
Ierst NJ tina the contract to - entered into will be
duly executed.
The rs Nc is reserved 70 REJECT and ell bids not
deefnCd adv ami ageous 90 the United States.
Proposals should be nArkef, Proposals for
Water Transportation" and addressed TO the un-
eersiered
Bidders are invited 81 be present st the opening
Amy further information desired will BE furnished
On application 10 this once. VIM MYERS,
Depot Qpsrtermsster, Breyet Brigadier General
TINTED stats Army. mayls-6t
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ACCIDRNT-This morning Henry woodw ward
a timer, while engaged In making some re-
pairs at the Arlington Hotel, fell a distance o,
atout ten feet and severely lacerated one OF
removed to his homo oni street southwest and
medical aid rendered.
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LEGO DOE. Summer Undershirts and Drawers,
COCO quality, 81 each, at Hollander Bros. Is, 6
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EXTRA SIZES Uader shirts and Drawers, 4
and IS inches.
Linen Shirts and Collars, 10 inches.
5,13, 10 HoLLANpaR BRos.
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Faintness at the stomach.

VEGETINE IL not stimulating bitters which err.
aies fictitious appetite, but gentle tonic which
assists nature to restore the stomach to hcaithy
actien. -'
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
SoUIH wAsHINaroN TAKES ran LEAD.
FURTHER REDUCTION.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS OPEN AT THE
Our Few Stock Spring
CARPETSl
CARPETsl
CARPETS
AND
DRY GOODSi
DRY GOODSi
DRY GOODS!
The most attractive brought to this market. The
eGIe pfCs. nSs 81 y e The pro
The sssortme nj too large 10 % 20 eIy
name Black and OolOrei siifs and Dres. q sods Of
s r osscriBtion; Lace ssequss and LsOe shsvs;
Fresh stock Spring and Summer Straw Hsts for
0ur large and very ats active assortment OF GAR
PITS sn Ild not he notice Of houseksspefs
IhSss Who study economy in these days will profit
wo OOH snxg z ,sIHIIIL.sERs.
"CROWDED ALWAYS
EVEN WHEN II RAINS,
OARTER,s
NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE
707 Market Space, pesr 7th n
myaras hne french Cambria, lsH, worth Is
go Yards very best Calico oni, s, worth is,s.
Coz ards &C cd Calico. Only 6,
lC0u yards splendid 4 Cotton, only 10, worthB
loo large Honey comb Quits, 81, worth al So
~ pieces Black Grenaiina, from CSC up.
Our very cheap SILK AND WOOL PONGEES are
s4lir e fast; 6oc
Black Silks very cheap.
Block Alpaca, very fine, 4ac
a. Straw N attine, 10. so, 81
- Oil Cloth, 80, very good.
Large assortment Of very fine Osssi neres
TOT MtRKET SPACE
(CARTE2'SD
is the store to buy eoS de cheap. msyo-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-20

HNEGETINs lie taken regularly, according 20 d.
rections, certain and speedy will follow its
use. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-20
Constipation.

NfGETISf does not act 3 csthartic 20 deAilftata
me bowels but cleaDses all the organs, euabIIug
each To perform the functions devolViAg upon them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-20

hILiTARY--Adjutant General Webster paid
an orneial visit to the Washington Ii zht Guards
20 20 q, II, regiment, last evening, and mustered
into service First Lieutenant Fred. s. Hody.on
and Brevet Second Lieutenant William III
Colnns: Captain McCathran pat the company
enrougp the manual, ana they made q very
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LOCAL NEWS,
Amusements, &c. To-rfgn,

the Fireman's Midnight Watch" and q host Of
N scellaDeous attractions, including the Can
Can.
Art entertainment st the 9Th Baptist church.
southwest