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Ireland to the Front!
Ii you are bilious take Quirk's Irish Tea. Sold
by druggists at 25 cts. package.
ONE OR Two DOSES Lodiue's Headache Specifc
cures nervous or sick Headache.
CHINESE eat Rice OF Of sharp-pointed sticks
but swallow DIR. Butps Cough Syrup naturally.
$2S In Doctors visits viii do you less good
than one bottle OF Hop Bstters.
Oh, MY Head Aches.
Then take a dose OF Qairk's Irish Tea. The
great bilious remedy. Price Is cts. a package.
GUM CAMPHoR for moths at Drew,s,Drug store
cor. eth ST. and Pa. ave., at SOC. per 10. 4.29,1;
CHAMonn. AND Liver Pills Dr. Cnandlers,.
Purely vegetable and tasteless. No noxioIs
what they are taking. Cure dyspepsia, heart near.
burn, dizziness, oppressive breathing, costiYe-
ness, sick headache, pain in back or shoulders.
tongue, an impurities Of the blood stc H Der
Rackage; Az druggists. Principal depot, j. W.
CHEW Jacksons Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. fly
Piles; instant relief; harmless never faii;ns All
druggists; 90 cents. Principal depot, j. W.
DfoW' Sln ana fenna: avenue. 22O,2:
WITH WHAT COMPLACENCY must the lady who
uses GIenn's Sulphur Soap glance at her mirror
lor there she sees rejected complexion devoid
lied upon to remedy all skin trrttations. Sold
by all druggists. ''AN
Hilps Hdir and Ehisksr Dye, Black or Brown.
so cents. I'm
SURE THING; 1t never fails; cure yourse,
FOR 81. Prof. Chapins Buchu-pniba-a 0uicK
complete cure for all urinary, Kidney. bladder
and genital diseases In male or female Si OF
druggists; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay st. t..
N. T., and for washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. o. ao1..
''ss'ooIy
FOB UPWARDS OF THIRTY YRARs Ma. vzu..
Loso's So0tk1sg Syrup has been used for chil6rnn
1t correct8 ac1d1ty OF the stomach reiievos
WIND conc, regulates the bowels, cures dvnen.
terry and d1arrhoea, whether arising frOm faeth-
ing or other causes. An Old and Wel-tr1e rem-
edy; Is cents bottle. AsAAa-
TO LADIES AND 9KNTLRNRN,-We Win m oau
attention TO A: Fischer's Chemical SECURING And
Dyeing establishment, No. o06 q etr0ef. Near
9th street: By promptly adopting the Latest
Improvements, whether Of American or Eur0-
pean Invention, he fs enabled to do his work in
manner not TO be equslled by those not ma.
sesS1ng these facilities. Gents suits 0leaned
for 81. n. B.-Laoe curtains cleaned fr0m n
cents up TO 81 window. Wool blanketa from
So centst0 Is cents pair, by cleaning q num6er
reduction In price. Specialty-Ladiee narM
dresses, spotted or eoiled round tho hoffoW.
cleaned Without doing the Whols 9axmeSf =
years experience.
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ALEXANDRIA.

FIsHTOwN.-Anairs at FishtoWu are compar-
atively brisk, and the arrivals of fish colsid-
cred good. Prices keep up, and there is steady
demand. There are some fish being packed and
the odOr OF the place Is on the increase. Since
about 5000 shad and 600 herring. Shad sold
at s.. 50a$6 per hundred, and behring's at sea-
$3.50 per thousand. But few bunch fish are ar
irving.
STEAMBOAT REGULAT1oNs.-A United States
local board Of steamboat inspectors convened
recently In this city, and Investigated the col
lision between the tugs Kate, Capt. Ellis, and
who is responsible for the collision win be rem.
dered hereafter. Captain Ellis and Engineer
Bell, OF the Kate, were fined 500 each for vto-
alton OF the steamboat act
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EIGHT HOUR LAw-RKsoLUTToNs C0NDRMNING
REPRESENTATIVE MURCH VOTED DOWN.
The Workingmen's Assembly met last night,
the vice president In the chair, and e. L. Barker
secretary. Mr.. Wild, from the German Work.
ingmer' g Association, reported series OF reso-
luton adopted by his union. favoring the eight
hour law, and the putting OF it in operation by
a GHel the @ aS
with labor organizations all over the land, and
urge such general action, and also the holding
o. convention on the 4th OF July. Mr.. Chris
Can, rom the PiaStererS' Union, said the plaS-
terers OF this District are in a bad way. There
are ABOUT ten OF them In this city en-
R loyea OUT OF about two hundred and fifty:
the resolutions offered by Mr.. e. l.. Barker at
me last meeting, criticising and denounclng the
acll0n OF Hon. I: II. Murch, OF the fifth district
Oh MAINE, 10 Stumbling the assembly, by failure
to address the late mass meeting, as he prom
iSed, Or to state his reasons for such failure,
thty were taken up, read, and freely discussed.
an m1on 9t was MADE to postpone indefinitely,
Another motion to postpone action for one week
led to much debate, in which it was charged
and denied that the purpose of the resolutions
was political. Some were dissatisfied with the
manner In which the city papers had published
the report Of the proceedings of the assembly,
and charged that they had sought to make po-
lftfcal capital out of the action Of the assembly
Mr.. Stickell opposed the adoption of the reso-
luttons, saying they were too severe In the Ian
guage In which they were couched; they were
pOHtlcal, anu he Would vote against them Mr..
Craney stated that he knew Mr.. Murch and
knew that he was an honorable and high toned
gentleman. He also knew that Mr. M was en-
gagged at committee meeting on the night OF
the mass meeting, which accounted for his not
being present and seeing the snap Judgment
taken by the Worhngmens Assembly at their
last meeting, he did not think it necessary to
apologize for his absence by sending a cOmmu-
nication. Mr.. Barker, who offered the resolu-
lions. denied that they were In any sense po-
nttcal. He then went on to reclte what had
passed between the committee and Mr..
Murch and how he had given them his
promise to speak at the mass meeting
The speaker said the tendency of the action Of
the assembly had been political, and so soon as
they introduced politics into their meetings the
assembly would be busted up. DR.. Thomas
said they could not afford to fight the friends
and advocates Of workingmen's rights in either
OF the political parties. They had no business
to condemn any one. If they did the assembly
would be cats paw for politicians, and 1t had
already become so to some extent. Mr. Boron
thought too much Importance had been given
to Mr.. Murch. It should not be lost sight of
that he is workingman himself, and a man OF
only ordinary sbil1ty, and most likely he hadn't
confidence in his own ability to make speech
before mass meeting. He thought they should
not split on Murch. The previous question was
called for, and the resolutions were voted d3wn
by large ma iOrtV
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eHThe presentment OF libel against the Call
and the Bulletin, Of San Francisco, by Reed. a
juror In the Page-Sargent libel against the
Chronicle, has been ignored.
1.-THE importation OF cattle from United
states into the provinces of ontario, Quebec,
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince
EDWARD Island, has been prohibited until June
9th.
az The Rev. r. r. Gabbert of Pellville, KY,
wrote as follows: 81 am hypOcrite, q deceiver,
ana the people have lost confidence in me-" On
the contrary, he was Jealous and exemplary
him to suicide.
uA female member of church choir tried
TO 'shoo" hen over high stone wall in North
blocks around turned out, thinking that circus
steam calliope was out on q parade.-[ Wheeling
Sunday Leader.
n A good square kick will sometimes help
man further along In this world towards indie
pendence and prosperity than dozen pulls by
the hand.-[ Derrick. We know several men
whom we would admire to help along towards
Independence and prosperity. Philadelphia
Bulletin.
eB-A minister can be calm as lawyer with
a rich client, as long as he is In the pulpit and
does all the talking; but let him step down on an
even footing with others, and he'll flare no and
make q fool OF OF himself as quick as his brother
Chrtstian-and often good deal quicker
tBost. Transcript.
HH-The Bronte sisters are buried within the
walls of Haworth church. In ordinary graves
dug ia the ground beneath the altar floor When
the old church Is pulled down these graves will
have to be despoiled.
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1884 Prizes amounting to .R67 OK
Whole Tickets, 81.
Club rates upon application.
AZ Address all orders to our General Eastern
Agents,
WILLIAMSON b CO., 500 Broadway, New York
-, List Of drawings published in the New York Her.
aid and Bun. All Out-of- town ticket holders are
mailed copy Of the ocial list as soon as received
The next following drawing May 81, 1879.
Relable AGENTS wanted in every town. my68 TO-
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Condensed Locals.

The petition of the Women's Temperance
union, asking for a prohibition lawin the Dis
trict, was filed In the House petition box yes
t0rday.
Mr.. E. Droop, Of the firm of Metzerott & Co.,
was surprised by his Washington and Balti-
more friends last night with complimentary
serenade at his residence In this city. He was
equal to the emergency, and though taken un-
awareS gave the party not only cordial well
come but fine collation.. The occasion was q
very pleasant one to all concerned.
A male infant, about two months old, was
found this morning by Officers Howe and Har-
bin, In the area of house 123 B street southeast
1t was sent to st. AIMS Infant asylum.
The interest In the great revival at HamliDe
NJ E. church knows no abatement. This morn.
ing Rev. Mr.. Harrison conducted revival meet
ings Of a very interesting character. This day
has been Observed (by the members of the
church) In fasting and prayer.
Last evening Albert CoSey, a c0lOred boy, was
shot by the accidental discharge of pistol he
had In his pocket, the ball entering his hip. He
was ATTENDED by DR.. PoultOn, who prOnOunces
the wound not to be serious.
1t Is stated on good authority that about
S10, GOO Is sent from this District every month
to the Louisiana state lottery.
The Circuit Court was adjourned this morn
Ing until to morrow.
,Tbe Equity Court May terml will be con.
Tened tomorrow morning.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &c, Tonight
National Theater-" Pinafore'' by the colored
opera company.
TAeater Comique.--British Blondes and a bur-
lesque troupe.
Odd Felloacs' Hail." Cinderella" by Prof.
Sheldon's pupils.
Forrest Hall, GeorgstOrn.-Musical Operatta.
Lincoln Hall.-Musical and dramatic enter
tainment.
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ANGLO-SWIsS


ENsED MILK 90.
CHAM. SWITZERLAND, AND LONDON
Cans Of Anglo-swiss Milk Consumed in 1873
Popular favor is the best criterion by which to
judge OF the merits or uniform quality OF any edible
product.
People do not carelessly consume any brand OF
mix at the rate Of eighteen million cans per year IL
better brand can be found.
The public does not demand 900 carloads Of
Angle Swiss Milk in one year without knowing why
Thousands, obviously, are Of one mind that sdvane
tages are afforded by Ns use.
An investment Of very few cents will cover the
entire venture involved in trial.
Ask your Grocer for the Anglo-swiss MIX or the
MIX maid Brand"
ap18-t, th&s1m, 4pnrm
II. +. GILBERT 4 CO..
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS'
10 BROAD ST., NEW YORK, ADJOINING MY SrooK
GXCHAN0L
Buy sell and carry, through the New York Stock
Exchange al the active stocks - long aaa3osired on
Per cent margin. Eirstclass stock PRIVILEGES me-
godated 1T from to ~ per cent dietancaSs xDlan-
atoX circular and daily stock report mailed free on
eppncanon. Ar26eO6m, zthp
FIELD SPORTS.
CROQUET
The best CROQUET for quality and price ever
offered. large and complete stock, Wholesale and
ARCHERY.
"A fns y yss5H1stz Of LANcEwooD BOWS. ARROWS
VIM. BALLANTYNE SON.
ApZ4u 4x8 1th 8tUeot q. or.
ELECTRIO BELTS.
sure cure for Nervous Debility, Premature M
cay, Weakness, Consumption, Liver aud KdncV
diseases, General Debility, ETC
THE ONLY RxL1ABL1 OU1u.
circulars mailed freA. Address J. 81. RR1VRH.
u Chatham street. New York. Max2leOfmayN
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AmuSements. &c.

NATIONAL THEATER.-The audience at the
National last evening was not a very large one
The eolored Opera troupe made its first presen-
fright all along the line but the voices were ali
good, and Well trained, and excepting Sir
Joseph, who was hardly equal to the part, the
exceptionally strong. ''Pinafore' again TO-
night. when more perfect performance and a
larger house may be expected;
lesque troupes opened last evening at the
Comique to a full house. The programme Is
varied and lively.
ODD FELLOWS HALL-Cinderella was given
last evening by Prof. Sheldon's small pupils to
large audience. 1t was most successful per-
indeed. cinderella" viii be repeated every e,.v
evening this week.
LINCOLN HALL-The musical, literary and
dramatic entertainment which win be given at
this hall this evening under the auspices of the
Ladies' Society OF the Church OF the Messiah,
viii doubtless be very enjoyable, as an excel
lent programme has been arranged and the
best talent will take part In the entertainment.
TALLMADGE HALL.-"Mother Goose assisted
by ''Mother Hubbard" will hold reception at
under the auspices OF the Whitney Avenue
Union Mission, for the benefit Of the chapel
fund.
evening at this hall for the benefit of the Union
benevolent Society Of Georgetown. will consist
there viii be dancing.
FATHER AND Son IN COURT.-YeSterday TIM
otby Desmond and Robert O'Neiu were ar
rested by Detectives Coomes and Acton on a
warrant issued on the complaint of jeremiah
Desmond, the son OF the first named, charging
| them with false pretences. and they gave bali
| for a hearing. This morning the case Of O'Neill
was first called, and the complaining witness,
jeremiah Desmond, gave In his testimony. The
| case was dismissed. Timothy Desmond was
then arraigned for obtaining ss5 by false pre-
fences and Jerry, the son, testified that he tel
egraphed to his father to 60 to his wife and get
tbo or S.O, and ne went there and got 500. The
| court dismissed this chasge also. ~
THE BLACKBOARD NUISANCE NEAR THE Posr
OFFICE-EdttOr StGy:-IS there no law to nrp-
vent all kinds OF loafers from gathering on the
sidewalks and corners, staring ladies' In the
face and making all kinds OF remarks about
them? On several corners, near the Post once
especially, these loarers congregate, and a
respectable woman cannot pass for fear OF
being insuted. They bear the appearance of
responsibility, and seem TO have no fear of the
police. Please bring this to the attention of
the Chief OF police, and oblige LADY.
IT Is STATED ('of1cially'o that VIM. F. Given,
lion 18th street, is selling the celebrated
.Nickel' segar. all long Havana filler, at cents
each. See adyt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-06

POROUS PLASTER
VS. lnventsd e an Improvement upon the ordinary
ties OF the common slow ACTING porous piSafsS bnt
f a compariso1 ends for the new combinstioa
s fr Ben
enecve IN its action than the ordinary porous pss
ents LIQUID ss sne shs ,nSSdRS aini
and Dns Rs1 q tSs
extraordinary. --' 1'''e s1e truly
LAME BACK.
affections. Pains In the Side or Hn ns eS6, Spinal
s'sins q
It syss a osSsl relief STRENGTHENS and
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Women suffering pains and weakness obtain ereat
e9f9F P SR6 Tsfa ~ ne pse Ct BENs0Ns Dap
mend i to mothers e remedy Tor the siiments Of
S6 sa s@d Al II :Ssa Ss.s' e s6oCpns
6sve been EepoTsd sscsSt WHARF Children Ss Casss
the most Violent sst:e q xnoopins cough have
For 8heumaHism. 0ciatioa and LINN.
baso; HHdnsy Dieeese, Amecttons OF the
Hssiscted ceu saS AID rs S,oiS :esS.. md
Asthma or L1n9 Dimc1lfics. Ell :fi
1Oca! aches and Palms. InAammation
and 90renesS,
CAPOINB POROUS PLATTE
s the BEST most convenient inexpensive ana efao-
tuA remeoy n0wn. We recommend IN who 10
suit renaole PhZdcaans IN their own locality. It's |
gE0ss mesM Known % al wellinformed physf
tne pess external remedy ever devised
go5D Br AL DsuaaIsrs-PaIcr = orxrs
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IT Is STATED C.oficially"o that VIM. F. Given.
1104 18th street, is selling the Celebrated
'Nickel" segar, all long Havana filler, at cents
eacn. See advt.
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DECORATION DAY.-The Grand Army of the
Republic are making preparations for proper
observance OF Decoration day MAY 3Oth), and
Gen. Kiefer, Of Ohio, has accepted the invitation
to deliver the grafton and Hon. X. NJ. Degget, of
Nevada, to read the poem at Arlington. The
address at Congressional cemetery viii be by
Rev b. Swallow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-06

ISAAC COHEN, the labor agitator, made brief
night. The Baltimore Sun says he had furni-
tuTe wagon for his rostrum, and a lot OF books
and tracts, water pitcher and a lantern. Only
PRODUCED himself as the man who had led In
washington last year the strikes, or riots as
some OF the press called them. He said that In
to exchange ideas with the WorKinSme s,'' Of
Baltimore on the situation; whether they
were happy and the goose hung high.,' His re-
marks, however, were interrupted by rain
Iersed.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES.-Ye yesterday Carrie R. Pc
terson entered suit against the Great Falls
Ice Company for 81 900 damages, alleged to have
been sustained by defendants wagon NO. 10y,
through the negligence OF the driver, running
over her In September 18th last, bruistng her
body and breaking her ankle.
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WARRINGTON FISH MARKEr-Sold by H. A.
Golden. fish agent, since last reporC 10000 shad
from IS TO IS per hundred: 125,0e0 behring's at
q to IS per thousand; 600 punches rock and perch
from rs to 80 cents per bunch.
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THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTEa1

THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
sembly OF the State of Kentucky
FOR HE BENEFIT OF
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
By the conditions Of this act the managers were
TuOKY BOND IN THE PENAL SUM OF ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, conditioned
for the prompt payment of all prizes and the faith
fui discharge Of an duties imposed by said act.
SIMMONS DICKINSON, Managers
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Arthur woodward and Maggie NJ. M. Addison;
Julius Jackson and Martha jackson.
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FIRE IN THE CoUNTY.-Yesterday morning.
at an early hour, house and barn on the
Livingston road, In the county, were destroy ed
by fire, with three cows, which were In the
oarn. LOSS 81 600, on which there is partial
insurance. Mr.. Samuel Humphrey is the owner
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A $4,000 SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-To-day, Mr.
AL. Newman, for Gilbert Meyers, entered suit
against ]. NJ II. Martin for SIC, 200, for "falsely
ana maliclously, and without any reasonable
bill for one James N. Wilmington, procuring
writ OF ne Great, on which he was arrested
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DEEDS m FEE have been recorded as follows:
50. 453; E, 80. 422; 8, so. 1045; s.. Charlotte
s. Mason to 81. Hendrickson, part 4, so. lois;
S, 500. Mary F. Smith to 3. Totten, SUBJ Is, So
ct al, trustees, part Peters Grove washington
and Road streets), Georgetown; g.. Kurtz
and Brown, trustees, ct al; to J. w. Pllling,
part lot Z, so. 55s; 1856. T. Emmerich, executor,
Drury, trustee and Jas. Dixon to John Noonan,
part lot s, So 81; 400; part lot H. SCI. So; 1925
J.W. Barker to B. FL. Warner, lot IA, SO. 2S; $50
"A, SO. rs; $2,235.
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TEE FOLLOWING Is THE LIST OF PATENTS
granted to citizens OF Maryland, Virginia and
the District, issued and bearing date to-day:
G: Il. Mettee, Baltimore, Md, water-cooler:
VIM. r. Miller, Baltimore, Md, manufacture of
boots and shoes; Chas. s. Thompson, Baltimore
Turnbull, Baltimore, Nd, roller-skate.
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THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CAsE-appIIca
ton for writ Of mandamus-(under the title OF
Edwards ct al. agt. McKelden ct al, y to compel
the respondents 10 answer by what authority
do not surrender to the complainants, has been
continued to the 10th inst
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ANDY TRACY's ANswER.-Andy Tracy, recent
ly sentenced to be hanged at Southport, Pa
when the judge said, "And may God have
mercy on you, replied, 81 hope so, for I've had
none here ~ PhiLG Times
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About 100 O'Clock this Lnorning, Special Oflicer
Mckay brought TO the fifth precinct station a
little white boy named William Edward Bailey
who had fallen from wagon and diSiocated his
left arm. Dr. Walters was called in and rem
dered surgical aid, after which he was sent to
his home on K street, between and streets
southwest
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TIE SWIMMING SCHOOL Is now open.
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INDICTED.-This morning the grand Jury re-
Laws, for burglary and larceny, and John c.
Cox for embeZZlement. This afternoon they re-
turned true bills against George Calm, assault
Henry johnson, alias Mick johnson, assault
with intent to kill; Frank Williams, alias Ebo.
petit larceny, second offence. Also, the follow.
Ing dismissal: Alfred Brockenborough, larceny
OF public documents.
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GREAT AUCTION SALE OF LOTS.-The finest
lots ever offered Ia this city at auction will be
exposed to public sale On Thursday afternoon,
May sth, at O'Clock, by B. II. Warner. They
front on Connecticut avenue, 18th and 10Th
The land on Connecticut avenue lies high and
beautiful, and just sufficiently high for ter
race. This section OF the city is more rapidly
improving than any other, and parties who buy
The sale Is by order of the court and the title Is
perfect. Plats can be had at Mr.. Warmers Of
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NHEAPEhT SPREAD OUT, fun size q 8
" Pure Wool Oashmeres. full width, $50
BHntines, l2k and sc yard
Roby's Double Buak Ooree0.
Good Finished Shirts e0c
Remnants Calico, 3kc yard
Mime. Demorest's Reliable Patterns
ap190 JOS b BAII1l. Or. IA q ~ -. o.oO,
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A sure cure for Nervous Debility. Premature Do.
az sSys Mea6neee. gCnssnmpdons Liver and Kidney
TIE ONLx RELIABL1 OuRH.
Circulars mailed free. Address J. III RH1VRH
Is Chatham street. New York mar2l eofmsy6
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$4,000 For 81.
THE FOLLOWING ATTRACTIVE SCHEME
WILL BE Ed RRATM 20 PGsLio At
nNnrp ,ruu Nay Nay 18th. Ie59.

MISSfONERS,
SCHEME.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-01-16
Townvilie,

The marrying business" is waning go.
The Rev. Mr.. Russell will preach ut Smith
Chapel next Sunday......W. A. Dickson il
in charge of good school at Hcphzibah
Church, in this township. Our young
friend, Mr.. John G. Cox, went last week TO
Atlanta to enter Moore's Business Univer-
sity......Dr. s. N. Holland, of this township
is in Charleston attending the lectures of
the Medical College in that city,. The
school books adopted by the State Board of
Education are on sale ut Townville 80 Smith
Chapel school is presided over by Mr.. New
ton Mitchell, who was educated Mt the Car
olina Collegiate Institute...... TIE Fork peo-
pie did not buy rs many drove hogs this
season rs formerly, WHICH fact justifies the
conclusion that the peoole are beginning to
appreciate the wisdom of raising their pork
at home......P Representation being alwayu
in order, NC predict tint our present iiicufu-
bent will be reelected to the office of Trial
Justice :e=. F-iday vss.-...