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INTERESTING TO TAXPAYERS.
OFFICE OF RED "C'' OIL COMPANY
90 Light street,
BALTINIORE Mn

The total number of coal oil explosions in tbe
city OF Baltimore during 1873 was 81; persons
burned 90; died from their injuries, Il" See fire
inspectors report. These are most narrowing facts
ana all the more distressing because the accidents
were positively unnecessary they resulted solely
from the use of Inferior Oil. If every one of thoss
consumers OF oil had used the RED con SAFETY
OIL the sad record would never have seen the LIGHT
This Illuminating Oil is ABSOLUTELY SAFE
cannot explode-is as harmless as whale or lard oil
1t has won hosts of friends and customers among the
very best and most intelligent people in the commu.
mites in which it has been sold. The people who
want the best article are willing to pay fair price
Tor It. and can appreciate 1t when they get it.
Adulteration and mixing Is practiced to almost as
great an extent with oils as with liquors, and the
manufacturers of the RED &c" OIL decided that
the ONLY POSSIBLE MEANS OF PROTECTION
was TO mark indebly the Oil ITSELF instead of trust.
Only way the oil itself can be marked is by color
sno We selected the beautiful Red Color which tina
oil bears, and obtained from the United States Pa.
tent Office registration as our trademark of "a
Red Color applisd to Lamp On" No. 1916, issued
BY which the oil is treated. The Red Color is our
trade-mark and never applied by Us to anything
but this one oil.
We guarantee ii to be SAFE beyond the possibil-
ity of an accident that could not with can
best gas.
1t is pure. sweet, clean and beautiful.
For sale by many of our best Grocers, and its sale
RED .C" OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
LUBRICATING OILS.
81 LIGHT STREET, nesr Pratt,
1sn9ot BALTIMORE. Md
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I9ere is one section OF the country in which
the good times are not coming, but have come.
Speaking OF the present condition and prospects
OF the Pacific slope, the San Francisco Post
says that ISIS was TO that coast a year OF
plenty:
"CropS OF all kinds were profuse mining en-
prevailed. The people were free from fatal
epidemic, and exempt from physical disturb
ances, such as those that swept over the states
beyond the ROCKY Mountains. Changers and
miners were alike rewarded for their toll and
enterprise. Nay, further the year closes with
fairer promise 10 the great Industries OF this
state than any previous one. The season is
propitiouS for the farmer, and everywhere min
Ing developments indicate an era OF dividends
following upon one OF assessments
Reports from the central belt OF the United
States indicate that eastward the course OF
prosperity takes Its way. II is not cold waves
alols that approach Us from that quarter.
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Considerable favor is given TO the laws already
adopted In several states, and recently proposed
I'm Ohio, giving the unclaimed bodies OF those
who die in public institutions to medical socie-
Ties, and, at the same time. making the traffic
In bodies misdemeanor punishable by fine
ana Imprisonment. In those states where SUBJ
Jeets Tor dissection may be obtained without
me ROBBERY OF graves, and where such robbery
is most severely punished, body -snatchinsi,
VIII least prevail. States which are without
laws making such provisions will need ~ fan
into line in self-dsfence.
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DC TEARS OLD.

, we nave succeeded in purchasing the control-for
RE AZ Rssr1 nf and Maryianddnfor sale of YOUTH
Mh Ky was made 1852 from 20 per cent Of matted
Darey oO per cent matted by the old hand prncass
at a aesree OF heat not exceeding 400 degrees and
grain. AAA '"eu Dushel OF
Where Whereas under the present system from 16 to 10
quarts are distilled from each bushel of raw Srsi1
and the high degree of heat attained by the intro
Gntpon OF steamfrom 600 to 900 degrees-extracts
al Ine essential oils, fusil oil and metallic saIts
we copy the report of PROF. JOSEPH JONES.
Co, of that city: W 1A'ooAe' A'DS q
,mGENILEMEN;- The sample of Whisky labelled
VIM Cuthbert' submitted to me for Chemical az
a am contained ~ per cent Of absolute alco-
from ESSENTIAL oils FUsIL oil and ALL METALIIo
sas, ana Is the ONLY Whisky have ever found free
from essential oils The grape sugar which sail
Whisky contains give the spirit indications Of great
age" Respectfully. ~ sio"'
(Slgned0 JOSEPH JONES'
Professor of Chemistry
as to its great qualities incidentally $3.50 '
For sale by the bottle only
b. W. REEDS SONS,
1an6r 1916 r street.
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The communication making suggestions as to
the agency 10 be employed in seeking out mer-
itorious cases Tor relief by the Proyident Aid
Society seems 10 merit consideration
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To AdYerfIsers.
To Corresuondents.

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager of THE STAR according to their
tenor, and not to any individual name. Otherwise
sence, etc
Checks, etc, should in all cases be made payable
TO the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
COMPANY-not to that of any individual
" Anonymous communications not read; re-
tected manuscripts not returned or preserved
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NAVY
TOBAOOO.
JACKsON,S
CHEWING BEST.

Awarded HIGHEST PRIZE at Centennial Expoaiffom
Tor FINE CHEWING QUALITIES and ExCELLRNC1 XND
LASTING CHARACTER OF SwEETENIN0 AND FLAVOR.
ING. The best tobacco ever made As our blue strip
trademark Is closely initiated on inferior goods see
thu JACKsONs BEST il on every plug Sold bv m
dealers. Send for sample free, to q A. JAOKHON
b CO., Mfrs. Petersburg. Va mthkfly
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EOR RENT
Il NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET CIRCLE
new l0-room RESIDENCE, with Mansard roof
and every modern convenience
Also, in the most desirable portion of the
WEST END,
An Elegant 12reom DWELLING, with every inn.
proyement, and large Brick Stable 49,
FOR SALE.
Handsome 12-room RESIDENCE, on L stree I
NV, near Vermont avenue contains all modern
improvements and built in most substantial man
ner. 'A
A Small FRAME, on T street n W., near 18th; Lot
Several Magnificent Building LOTS, on Vermont
Circle ~ ''hoo'
Two Entire Squares Of GROUND in the north.
western section OF the city; fine opportunity for
Large Tract Of LAND, beautifully situated and
BENG part of Meridian Hill: handsome IOcat;nn
for villa sites; commanding a view of the citV: will
be sold at a bargain. - W wy VIII
~ THOS. ]. FISHER l. CO.
Janztr 1928 z street n W
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HALLETT DAVIS a. CO.'S PIANOS
IL Beautful styles for the Holidays. Low
prices Monthly instaiments Rooms open S6X
eecio.tr - Il L SUMNER. 81 9th ct NV.
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i kSTABl16HMRNT,6 GIG Ninth IL opn nj a
P8tent O@ce; 0entlemenss and I0dieas wiz eoi6 a
VIZ Nv ASurei u gooo0 vAkxAn1o6 osolrV
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D EMOVAL OF
NoLLY'S
DRY GOODS STORE.
About the 10Th Of January will remove from my
present stand to the
Northwest Corner of Pa. ace. aud IIth ST.
Until that time will offer extraordinary induce
meDts to purchasers of Dry Goods. As / wish 10
open my new store with entire new stock no rea-
sonable offer viii be refused for any goods now on
hand.
MOLLY
jan3tf COS Ninth 1T.
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RRODHEAD & CO..

- 939 Pennsylvania ave. bet. 9Th and 10th SIS
OFFER 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
rom their close cash prices all sales OF imported
Dress Goods including Cashmeres, Alpacas Cash
mere de PInde, Matelasse Dimasse and Knicker-
booker SuItings, &c &c Beautiful Silkfaced Brown
anI Navy Blue Silk. 75c per I'd Black Satin, 81
per yd. and up; Black Mixed, double width, Water
proof, exc, and up; Ladies' and Gents White and
Red Underwear, very cheap; the best and heaviest
Red Twied Flannel made, very cheap; Wamsutta
"A, beached, Cotton loo. yd; Wide al linen Table
Damask, PC. and up; Clark's best 200-yd Spool
Cotton, &c. Elegant BIB alton Kid Gloves 81 70
pair; and many other bargains in class goods
Call early and secure choice goods at
BRoDEEAD'S
tan3tr S39 Pennsylvania ace.
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MRS. SELMA RUPERT,
GA Ninth ST..
Opposite Patent Office
berlin ZEPHYRS. CANVAS EMBROIDERIFS
Ting YARNS and WoRSTED GOODS
Novelties IN FANCY WORSTED WORK and EN-
BROIDERfES on Linen AVID Mummy Cloth
ful line of MACRAME THREAD. and books of
instruction for making Macrame Lace
SILK PRINCES, TRIMMINGS BUTTONS and
NOTIONS in great variety
GERMANTONN WOOL, first quality, 10 cents
ner ounce Agent for Frank Leslie's PAPER PAT
FIR
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

- LBS. GOOD CHEFSE,,,,.. - 2s
- Lest y 4 Bt GnWHEAT, per lb.............
ace BUGGY SYRUP per gallon ..............5 30
potue me Old KY........................ Is
1 Gallon best SWEET CIDER -. 20
WESTERN SHOULDER BACON, per H. ........ 4
BONELtSs HAMS, sugar cured. per lb.......-.. Z
Best SUGAR CT RED SHOULDERS, per To 800. 6
pounds best SUGAR CORN .....-......... Is
1 gaon NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, fancy . 90
RICE FLOUR,
HECKER'S FARINA,
DRESSED HOPS
C.. s.. O'HARE & SON,
1918 Seventh sf r.to.,
janl0tr Between NJ and n
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Il B. ii. WARMER,
DIG Z street northwest.

=. The Real Estate Review, published at my ofce Oh
all the houses have for rent together with reports
concerning the condition of the real estate market
throughout the country. Gall and get copy.
u OR SALE.
II 422 5th street ~ 50O
1T41 18th street ...,..,...,.. . 5OO
1912 10th street. ......... l250
jans-tr JOSEPH g. HESTER, SIS 7th st.
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By r. 81. SMITH,
Real Estate Broker Le Droit Building
S06 street
7S2 2lst st. NV, Is ROOMS. moo. imps.... $Ss SO
~ 5a 81 L., ~ rooms. mod. imps........... 5000
1SZ4 !ltn Il W., III rooms. mod. imps. 80 90
G 5ao Mass ave and I'd St n.e. rooms 5000
iS o5V 81 NV, rooms, mod. imps ...... 25OO
1a14 6!n ST. NV, rooms, mod. nnps Is. 90
1913 1919 monroe 81 NV, rooms. 1900
1912 Ct NV, store. ...................... Is 90
l451 st. W.. rooms. mod. imps......,. l5O
Furnlsned house, 2lst st. 125 90
Tulnishe9 mouse. llth St., n.w............... 1890
in the city 49, :.:.. 800 90
cent. " ianS ~
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FLOWERS! FLOWERS:
just received large lot of IA
FLOWERS, fosEfZD
for party wear, from Soc to 81. per spray ;SYSlS
worth twice the money. [cSe
FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS, Ar Cosr.
MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, from to 6-puttons.
at REDUCED PRICE TO close
MADAME NJ. J. HUNT
tan4tr Nos. 62I and 623 ID st MIR.
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1000 YARDS
HIMBTRG EDGINGS md INSERT
INGS.
DIRECT FROM THE IMPORTER,
FROM CENTS TO so CENTS PER YARD.
Immense assortment to select from
REMNANTS OF
WORSTED DRESS GOODS,
Accumulated during the past four months
Which we will sell at
CNEFoURH THE ACTUAL COST
From Cents Per Yard
DRESS GOODS, entire stock at prime COS, Tho
best 70 cent Dress Goods for Is and 20 cents
BLACK CAsHMEREs. all ,7ool 80 cents; sold for
90 cents.
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTOys at iobb,rs,
prices.
CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS at prime cost TO close
BLANKETS and COMFORTS At cost
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE :. cost
C.M. ToWsoN,
636 Pennsylvania orenue,
iahio-1 South side. near It'll street.
THE FIRM OF RAFF & PRIBRAM is this day
l. dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. VIM. Pribran
The debts OF the late firm of Raf L Pribram will
be settled by the firm of H STROMBERG Il CO.
CORNER 9TH and 6 SITS NV.
Washington, ID. c.. Jan. 10, 1919 iapII3fs
CANDELARRAS,
y LARGE WATERS,
IUREENS,
CENTER PIECES.
SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS
SILVER TEA AND DINNER SETS
SAMUEL KIRK Il SON.
lan1ltr 1S2 W. B0lrO. St., Baltimore
FINE HAIR GOODS Great attractions in
SARATOGA WAVES and INVISIBLES. Great
variety OF NATURAL CURLS and PUFFS. I'm
meDse bargains i'll BRAIDS and SWITCHES. IN
VISIBLE HAIR NETS and PINS. Ladies own
COMBINES done up in every sty desired and dyed
IN any shade cheaper than any other place In town
jan11-2tf
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LOST AND FOUND


| OSI-JanuarE IL, 1879, either in avenue car or
IL going up 18th st. NV, Gold EARRING
suitable reward If returned to Coz 18th st. n W.
10 REWARD-Lost on Saturday $50 in a SMALL
=, BOOK, name on the outside, John Sax The
above reward paid If returned to No. 1877 9Th ST.
NV. jan133ts
| OSI-Gong from Patent Office to Printing
~ office, thence to Capitol Hill by way Massachu.
sets ave-, a Gold Masonic BREAST PIN. A lib
elal reward paid if returned to log Indian Bureau
jan13-2ts
| OST-A POCKET-BOOK, containing papers only
~ valuable to the owner on st between 10th an
lIth SITS: suitable reward will be paid if left at
l732 II st. VIM. PERRY STRAITNER. jan112ts
7 OST-From off one of our wagons, between our
- freight warehouse and b. & p. r. R. depot on
the evening OF December "a, 1873, a TRAVELLING
SAICHEL containing one dress, some articles of
ladys wearing apparel one hair braid gloves laces
and one package of visiting cards. with the name OF
M. a Cum ming, 1915 Rhode Island avenue % there
on Inc finder VIII be literally rewarded by re-
turning same TO GEO. W. MOSS, Agent Adams Ex-
press CO., 20 rem ave jan1s-3t
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FOR SALE.

THREE PURE ITALIAN GREYHOUND PUPS,
i months old one male, two female price 500
at bench and state shows. Add4ess Box o, Star
once janl1-3s
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M ADEMOISELLEN PRUD,HOMME,sF RENO
III CLASSES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
0.R,

bEGlEEERs-IETRRME
heeldence-l6lf 18th St u. W.
C.ssses Tor young Ladies' and Children are con
nected with good English schools.
Morning, Afternoon and Evening Classes for La
ale LADIES and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls. Private
N B.-A eooe pronunciation (Psrisan) ana the
use OF PRACTICAL conversation rapidly acquired by
pupils The oral system a specially.
a new Term Will commence January 9Th, but Pm.
Rlls can enter at any time and viii Only be charged
TABLE BoARD-FRENOH SPOKEN AT MEALS
Cal any day between IL AID O'Clock or MOnisys
and Thursdays after y. M dec4- An
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
- Corner 9TH and streets n Established 1864
Its hundreds of graduates, men and women are
hoidlns positions Of trust and profit The course
embraces Penmansillp, Spelling, Composition, Cor
respondelce, Business Calculations, Single aud
Double Entry Book keeping, Business Practice,
Commercial Law, Political Economy, Business
Etlncs and Lectures. Entire course may bs COM
pieted attending Gay or evening sessions For par.
aculars visit the College, or address
nov30 H G. SPENCER prfncipaI
PRIVATELY OR IN CLASS Latin Msthe.
y mates, Rhetoric, LoIic. Arithmetic sinplifed.
West Point, Annapolis Collegiate Preparation.
Terms moderate. 3. W. FLYNN, A M, IZl7 L 81
n. ". Gall before IL O. m after D. m. seplS-tT
NAPLEwOOD INSTITUTE, CosooRpvIILI,
Vh PA-Boys, $50 per quarter Girls 545 Studeuts
prepared Tor business. Yale or Harvard College In
strnct0rs trst-class
feh22ly J. sHoRTLIDGE. A. M. Principe,
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A GAIN COMPLETE.

IL NESS IN EAST WASHINGTON, L am pre-
pared to furnish SADDLE HORSES, HORSES,
BUGG1ES, CARRIAGES, &c. at all hours, day or
night, at one-half former prices 1 will furnish
Carriages for theaters balls, weddings, germans
elsewhere in this city.
/ viii furnish the people of East Washington first
class Carriages for funerals at the Congressional
Cemetery for two dollars each. which will save pay
ing undertakers profit of from one to one and a
half dollars on each carriage.
have good Carriages and good Horses with care.
full drivers, and will guarantee that there shall be
nothing wanting my part to give entire satisfac-
ton.
am very thankful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to me- and hope by strict atteI
ton to merit continuance of the same
The public's obedient servant.
BENIN COOLEY,
No. ia Il street SEE.
N b have Carriage, No. 1876 on 9Th st at and
nw day and night, and earnestly soil cit the patron
are of my friends isnInat
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PARE ATTRACTIONS
IL FOR THE LADIES',
AT Oh RCPPEKT'S. 4O3 Sth street ss.s5.
NOW IN store magnificent stock of new and oesu.
ihni Styles Emprodered Slippers, Slipper Gases
ana Cushions. handsome designs Fancy Worsfed
Mcrk and Knitted Goods OF all descriptions. Com
plete outflt for lnfants Fine assortment of Mac.
,sme Thread and Point Lace Trimming Berlin
aephyrs, German and American Knitting Yarn
germantown wool, the best quality and good weight
At the lowest prices end the most attractive stock OF
holiday Goods to be found in the city. Don't forget
he name and place. CHI RUPERT,
<O3 9TH street m.sc.
sF NO BRANCH STORE noyss0 9na
T AIDES WINTER BOOTS.
EERMILYA Is selling Ladies' Buttoned BOOTS
If his own make, at $500.
The best III the city for the money.
nov26tr $40 9Th street, opp. Patent Once
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DRY GOODS.
CHEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPET

CHEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
Better Cotton than Androscoggin, 7c; best Cali
goes gees II; o, &C. Cantoo Flannes, $, 6s. Zoe up
Goods, slaughtered &C. to 81: Black Silks low
prices &c to Finest Cloaks in city for prices as
iheS must be closed out, 50 to $50; Wool White
blankets, 81 IS to So, cheap; Gray Blankets soc
Bed Spreads, Soc; Ham5erg Ejyes, 2 g. s, g. Sc
up.
CARPETS.
slaughtered all prices from 25c. Ingrans to Brus.
sells, roc up.
r. n. NAUDAIN.
3an1l-u 7O9 Market SPACE.
NOTICE: NOTICE! NOTICE!
We find our Stock of Fall and Winter Dry
Goods embracing some of the most desirable Goods
out this season. very much too large and shall offer
extra inducements to cash purchasers. We shall
throw upon the market during the next 80 days:
Silks. Felyets, Wooden Dress Goods, consisting of
Cashmeres, all colors, Plaids, French Novelties and
many other desirable fabrics az prices from 20 to 80
per cent lower than ever offered in the city Ee-
CANT BLACK Sllk Frnges in great variety, cheap.
Just opened a handsome assortment of Silks and
Sllk GauZes in light shades, for Evening Dresses.
Cloaks below cost. w NJ. BROWN,
JanIi-tr SIS Market Space.
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
nR. DUKE. DENTIST, 423 7th street south lest
- between d and streets. Beautiful sets 80
OF Teeth. 50; Teeth filed, 81; Extracting So
without pain, 30 centa. All operations war NIll0
rsited oct3l1y
Is. J. II. JOHNSTON. graduate Of the
~ Pennsylyanis college of Dental Surgery 49,
ip,a ..! with Is years. experienced hS
St NV Dentistry in all its branches Gold nIinss
a specialty; gas administered; nothing but frst-
ciass work done References: Rev DR. Domsr, 18th
street north west. ty3-ly
DR. T. M. TALBOT, DENTIST,
- Removed TO southeast corner 7th and 49,
streets northwest Teeth inserted o. per N1I0
get. my2S1v
Dh. ]. Ii. GIBBS,
- DENTIsT,
REMOVED TO 703 18TH STREET, Sl1H
marI-ly Over Thompson's Drug Store
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For Rent fF,,rn;shs,
Ihree-Story Houses For Sale.

issue on the LIST and 18th of each month bulletin
OF all property for rent and sale on my books which
can be mad on appcstion at my otlos. viii be sent
by mail il desired.
$4,000 at s per cent ja,lltr
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WANIED.AGENTS- Employment at home or
w to travel. State which preferred also amount
wanted per month for services and expenses: bust
ness honorable. permanent, and easily operated
Write us SLOAN CO, 306 George St, Cincinnati
Ohio
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WANTED the season, a Furpished eARI,OR
w and BEDROOM Gor dressmakng and milli-
merry ON hrst or second floor from 10th to 18th st
D.. this Office. II
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READ! !!


Below you will find the prices of a few
articles which will be to your interest to
read We cannot give the prices Of every
thing in our line, but will guarantee the
far below any house in town. We advertise
only FACTS. Call once and you shall be
convinced.
Choice Rio Coffee, s pounds for one dollar
Choice Coffee Sugar, - and g pounds for
one dollar
Choice No Bacon Sides, Gl cents per lb
Choice Family Soap pounds for 25 cents
Choice Family Soap Red papcr) cakes for
% cents
Dwight's Soda a cents per pound.
Flour 81 80 per barrel and upwards
Bacon So % per 100.
Coats spool Cotton 5cents per Spool
Good Shlr,ng lomespnn > cents per yard
Calicos il,, colors ) to 6 per yard
Good Chewing Tobacco 80 cents per pound
Good Cigars 81 90 per 100
Good double length Cigar - 90 per 100
Also Crockcry, Cutlery, Tin ware,
Pot ware, Hard ware,
Clothing, Boots Shoes,
Hats, Dry Goods, and tho
FINEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST
Whiskcy, Brandy, Wine, Gin,
Rum, Ale, Beer, &c, dc.
That can be found anywhere, at price. too
LOW to be made public
DSis- A Liberal DISCOUNT allowed
on all the above prices in bills of Ten Dol
lars or more.
Respectfully,
I'D. IL. SNHOAH1 a. co.
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j ustiCe Vindicated

Cox, the murderer of Col. Alston
has been on trial in Atlanta for the
past week or more, and the whole
country has been anxiously awaiting
the verdict, the facts of the thrilling
murder being so fresh in the public
mind.
At O'Clock yesterday, after an
absence Of "a hours, the jury came
in with the following verdict: "We
find the prisoner guilty, and recon-
mend that he be punished by i'm
prisonment for life" Cox received
the verdict stoicalIy, but his wife bo-
came very much excited, rushing to
the window Of the court house to
throw herself to the ground exclaim-
ing wildly: ooh my God Oh my
darling" She wcs checked from
injury by her husband.
Judge Hitler sentenced Cox to
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Labor Convention.

This Convention composed OF tic
representatives Of labor and capital
i'll the Mississippi Valley without re-
gard to race or party met in Vicks-
burg on Monday. It's proceedings
have been exceedingly harmonious, Il
spirit Of concession acruating all par
ties, and it is thought that it will re.
suit in much good.
The Committee on Resolutions re-
ported, and assigned bad cropa, bad
farming, thriftessncss and false re-
presentations rs the causes of the
present troubles, and recommended
the organization of system of com.
mlt!ees to remove said causes.
The Convention then adjourned
sine dic.
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- Office
OFF ICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.
OEANGEBURG CouNTY.
April 3Oth 1870

"a piit 'NiH oI ~
In accordance with an act Entitled "An
Act to require the County Auditors to
attend at certain places for the assessment
of Taxes" notice is hereby given that
WILDE at the following named places IT tie
times mentioned. During tho balance of
the time allowed by law for the assessment
Of Property | will be in nv Office at Orange
burgC. II !:
I.ewisvillc, June 9th.
Fort Note. June 7th.
l'ranchviilc, June 18th and 5th.
Iclglcrs. June 9Th and 2Sth
Connor's Store, June 9th and 10th.
Cedar Grove, july 10th md l7th.
Knots Mil. June 30th and July lst.
Jamca +. Ways Store, June 18th and
l4th.
Richard Glcaton's Store, July 18th and
5th
Col. Daniel Levingston's Mill, July 2nd
and 3rd.
DR.. Jones Mill July 9th and 10Th.
Washington Seminary, June 10Th and
Goth.
). NJ. Ayers, June ,th and 18th
Rowesviilc, June 2nd and 3rd
Omngcbnrg, e. H., July 18th and 10Th.
Fogles, June 23rd and 24l.
a. V. Rardan's Store, June goth and 2lst.
David Bulls Mill, June 10Th and 18th.
East Stcrlings Mill, July llh and 10th.
VIM. Avingcrs, June 18th and 18Th.
Martins Mill, July 1th and Slh
I'D. Hmoaka Mil, July 10th and l7lh.
DONAL l.. BARTON,
County Auditor.
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