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GONE TO JAPAN AS A MISSIONARY.-MiS
Carrie 7. Alexander, an estimable young LADY
OF this city, has been appointed a missionary To
japan by the Presby terrain board of foreign MIS-
ming by the $40 train OF the Baltimore and Ohio
road, ard Will be joined at Chicago by Miss
Annie X. Davis. OF Allegheny city, Pa. Their
field OF labor will be Toxic. Rev. 7. s. Wyn.
koop. pastor OF the Western Presbyterian church
OF this city, who, with his mother, lett by the
sane train on a journey round the world, ac-
companies the young missionaries TO their des-
tination.
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An Economical FLOOR Covering.

Linoleum, being composed CT cork. Is as elias
ne as carpet; Is warm. waterproof. accumu-
lateS no dit. and Will outwear the best oil cioth
three or four times. II is manufactured In hand
some patterns, and sold by all fiTSt-ciasS Carpet
dealers. None but the genuine article has the
word ,L1NoLEuM' on the back OF every square
yard OF cloth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-09

REFTBIICAS MEETINGS. Illinois Replo-
lican state association. met last night. b. f.
Chase in the chair, and Theodore L. D5Lin1
secretary. Several new members were elected.
The political committee has sent to Illinois.
during the canvass over Isl, 900 documents. "a
number OF members signified their intenti0n Oh
returning 10 the state TO vote at the presidential
election.
The Pennsylvania Republican association
net last evening, Hon. Edward Mcpherson IN
TIE CHAIR, ana j. Howard Bushnell secretary.
Iwenty-four Few names were added TO the III
OF membership. &r. Mcpherson addressed the
association.
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CORAL, jet, cnyx, silver and diamond jewelry.
PTigg'S.

a RoY SHOT BY NATCHMAN.-In the Police
Court, this morning. Daniel Kingsley was
charged with assaultiEg a small boy named
Dennis Mcdonald, who testified that about a
ncIlh ago, v lille he was playing in an alley
between Second and Third and and l. streets
northeast, he was shot in the LEFT eye by this
man. MIR kingsley took the stand and testified
that ne Is night watchllan on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. and at the time of the shoot
Ing he was firing the loads Out CT his revolver
because they had been IA IL a long time. Wit.
ness said he drove some small boys out OF the
alley. and then fred through the rear of the
WooGsEed, and heard some one La.ioe aud OF
going cut, saw this little boy with bis hand to
Lis eye. crying. The court continued the case
Tor thirty DAYS. On defendants personal rec1g-
niZaLce, TO await the result OF the boy Injuries
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Baltimore, Oc.. 4, 1850,
NR. A. L. METTEs

Dear SIR: Last winter | was Ia bed the most
or the time. and spent Thirty five dollars for
m edlclDe. one day my physician said he wished
me 10 get bottle OF ''f'g}n30nG." | did so, 1
meantime my wife TOOK heavy cold, ana was
cured by using the balance OF the "P.elpt0laa."
VI Mist was Gsin 6 IL the doctor came TO see me
every day, he said 10 watch the effects OF "paE-
mona" After witnessing its astonishing effects
he threw up his hands AID exclaimed. Il am
going TO recommend that IHN8tOnd to every one.
mat has anything which It is intended to cure"
feel II Is duty | owe 10 suffering humanity TO
VII te this, and you can publish it far aud near.
L believe that I'Hii3On1 Is the grandest remedy
OF tie age for Lung Diseases. Yours, truly,
TH0s. W. HERR,
$50 Saratoga. street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-09

HoCSEkEEPERS should use the Moth proof
Se~ed Cd7pet Lining. Use only that manufac-
Lining Co.. New York and Boston For sale by
all carpet dealers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-09

INvAIIpS. as well as children, find Nlifn'S
Food most satisfactory and nourishing article
OF Giet. Its method OF preparation adapts &c 10
the most delicate stomach, while It's strength
enipg properties are wonderful IL may be had
OF Your druggist aud grocer. Price as cents
t. Metcalf a Co. Boston. Mass
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rTIcURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS 4
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists. $50 Washiayt IN
street, Boston. and are for sale by ali Drug,is.a
Price Of CUTICURA, Medicinal Jelly, small boxe.
so cents large boxes, 81. CUTIcUaA REsoLvENr
the new Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle. CUrrCURa
MEDICINAL sEAvING SOAP, 15 cents; in bars, for
Barbers and large consumers, SO cents.
tS II mailed fee on recent on price.
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For LARGE BOYS. l am now showing some
beautiful dress suits, ranging ia prices from So
TO SIS. IN plaiGS. dagonslS. sc. Bors' school
suits am Offering from 5000. All good articles
comparison Of prices ensures a purchase
ICm GEO. e. fi.NNING.
40 Seventh street
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SANFoRD's RADICAL CUGg, CATARRHAL SoL-
VENT AND IMPROVED lNHaLER, with specific
directions, may now BE- had OF all druggists
realty wrapped In one package for 81. ASK for
SanfordS radical cure for catarrh.
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Two ACTCNN 0PESISGS.-The Boston dry
GCCds house VIII open on Monday new lines OF
black and cOioTed silks; also rich dress goods
mace eSpTt SSly for fall and Wtntt seasons. On
Wednesday they VIII open real Paris pattern
bonnets and hats, fine French millinery, etc
See adyt
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BUILDING AssoCIATION.--At the twelfth reyu-
lar monthly meeting al the Equitable Co-oplfa-
tive EGlidtng Association, =, iG0 was advanced
al an average premium OF so per cenc. making
the monthly dues per thousand On stock and
return OF advance, S10.S4 on premium OF In
teIest, S6.e6-the latter amount being reduced
10 Fer cent. at the end OF each yeSr.
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Scald Head. A!opecia, Etc,

scALD HEAD.-H. A. Raymond. auditor F. w
}. 4 $. h: r., Jackson. Mich, WAS cured of sc,.d
head OF Lire years duration by the Uutcura Rem.
edies.
FALLING OF THE HAIR.-Frank A. Bean, Staa 4
Fire Engine &, Boston, was cured Of alopecia or
falling of the hair by the Cutclra Remedies whic
completely restored his hair when all said he gou'i
lose it.
Philadelphia, afflicted with dandruff which "
twenty years had covered his scalp With sIes on {
quarter Of inch in thickness, cared b. the Cuti-
Cura Re medies.
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OF
Commonwealth Distribution Co. =,
COURIER JOURNAL B;rILDING,D
LOUISVILLE, Ky, SeIt. "a 81

C0TRIER-rOCRNAL B;rILDING,p
LOUISVILLE, Ky. SEPT. -, 81. (
In direct yiOlatlO of an agreement with ex u Dst-
master tienersi h V Ordering the delivery of regis
tered lette-s AID the payment OF mOn-y order. to
the unders gned. regdipg the litigation ia the q. q
supreme Court, the Third Assistant Postmaster
oene raj has H. the absence ar his s;,griorS
TO set aside sid order. The sr0ulds uopn VIII .ch
be ushfes this Pciun are. that all IA Ken
lucky have been rel ealed, and are therefore Illegal
ana bel Illegal are necessarily frau Ie1t. when,
In fact. lhe fTaucbfse under which t.is CAmuaQy
draws, unlike that II Tie T,juiSidHa H. fery COM
ldng, has aerer BEN reT-tlsd dai Mt Ire Post
Ghce DepdrfmeH dtscrt0,iHates IA t,sr0T 81 that
Cam pGny
CONNIE nj is usel Sc LEGAL action VIII a. once be
taken by this Company, and until further notice,
esrondeIts are requested 10 send al remit .ances
10y plsin letter Or hy express. Don't sent by money
oTGeT or registered letter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-09

RENBAR's CoUGH MIXTURE 25 cents. Renear's
tonic for wind dyspepsia
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CbristiaNiziEg Africa.

FRENCH REIIGIEUsE AND AN ARAB GIRL.
There has just arrived in this city, and Is now
tie guest or the Dominican Sisters corner OF
Sth and streets southwest, Mother Mary OF
the Cross a native OF France and member of
one OF The miss ions established b. the Arch
bishop OF AlgierS, in Northern Africa, In the
region Of tho Nyanza Lakes. she has been seat
by the Archbishop, and Is now travelling IL
America 10 collect aims for this mission. The
Archbishop OF Algiers Is delegate from the Hoiy
See Tor the Great Desert OF Sahara and So1daa
wnere he has founded an apostoltcal coDgrega.
tiCn, the members OF which are known by the
Ing TO Introduce Christianity by the preaching
OF the gospel, prayers and works OF charity.
The missions possess several orphan a5ylums
where several hundreds OF Mohammed an
Children OF both sexes are brought up: small
ecclesiastical seminary, where seventy-tvgo
young ARABS and negroes are preparing for the
priesthood in order to become, In their turn tna
Apostles OF their country. The mission has e3-
tablisbed schools In the Desert OF Sahara for the
education OF little Arabs and hospitals for their
Sick In the center or the Arabian tribes. Two
villages have also been built for tue Christian
Arabs. They are Inhabited by young Arabs who
after having been educated III the orphan aSy-
lumS, have reached the age OF contracting m II
fiaGe, and means are being raised TO build
third village. Nearly 140 priests and 100 broth
ers and sisters are now cooperating in this
work OF the conversion OF Arabs and negroes
and ere depending entirely on Christian charity.
CarEinal MetiCShey has authorized Mother Mary
10 lake collections and she Will reinoin about
hfSf ra for ,jc,
caIIfrU WON cocia3io aG All G2 pui pc,
accoInsn,ed byt anu t Us, oG -
when 6Tita S,oor g o ,S a. ,iniaI gu VI
highvaV ard p H 49, ,pu JUL aoaIIoici oii e,ie
Tie s'sfSTs at tno zen tioeo anu taucigeu ~
and inteii;gent and con1aS S. Ino - sp.tSuS
French ara En"iiSh W 1850, oeo III tne A'du!c1Li;
regular features apd hnr snatp oiaIh eyes
renders her quite c1meIV l dro oetnetn'
bian style, with skirfS and ,i -. IL al ~
and eIe.Var y, ~ In. stotocco auu 100 Sc CLOAK
can similar In farno a material, with red
Wdo,en sash of $3.50 u, w. o,ilohing cap piaii
The waist and a, iesaCeu coior3 tled aroun1
heads S5a tu 1919 n1cniaCe OF white and rel
ceptress and @im ret Tumstantiy win hef pre-
tive Lard ''n" VIII ieluih WIN her to her na-
''o ino'
Ri u..,,, -,
wae,:I WAhNEh, real estate broker, Issues a
he1eff OF ofa al Onsny advertising sheet for the
->
DFATHoF NVPII IZrouy>,
mouths since the death ~ p a1 lev
was recorded In the local cainnn -; hipSCoho
Yesterday afterDeon his SOW w VI IaE STAR
ir, also departed this life at hi y. L;tpscono
| Mount Pleasant, of meninpiiis Mr. Iin az
was liz early life ed With the
teIfgence7 and as the agent and az.
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COLLINS,
Voltaic Electric Plasters,

Placed over the center OF the nervous forces, tbs
pit OF the stomach. they stimulate the Liver.
Stomach, and Bowels. perfect Digestion. cure Dys-
pepsa. Bilious Colo. Cramps and Pains. and pre-
vent Ague and MalariA Diseases. For Weak and Sore
Lungs. Papitation Of the Heart Painful Kidneys.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. and 6ciatica. they re the
best remedy In the world. Ask for OoLLns' Vol
IAJc ELDC3RJc PLAsTxRs. Only = cepts. .ocs2
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CITY ITEMS.
EDGARs COUGH SPECIFIC Is the best.

HE.DACHR yields quickly to Lodilie's Head.
dcke SpttlRc. Price 50 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-09

THE FUNERAL OF Mrs r Ala Trrl,tte from
her late residence on New JERSEY ayeaue north
WEST, yesterday. was largely ATTENDED b. Oh
conducted by Father Kelly. or s.. AIoysIuS
church, and the interment was made at Mount
Oliyet. The deceased was well knOyu in toiS
city. having resided here all her life eighty six
years) and In early life taught school near The
west front OF the CaDitOl, well remembered by
some OF our oldest citizens who We're among h:r
pupils.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-09

ONE HCNDKED AND FIFTY STUDENTS are In
regular attendance at the Spencerian Business
College The evening classes In penmanship
are oseIfowiIg. 81 d 10 more can be admitted
until November I.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. &C., Tonight.
National T7tedteT.-'"The Tourists Ia the Pull
man Palace Car"
FOrds opera ROuSe.-s'A Flock of Geese
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DR. VCS NosCBZIsKER has an article IN City
Items TO-DAY IRON mis- forthcoming BOOK
Please read H.
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CUTICURA
1tc hing end Scaly Diseases. ScrOfulous
fumerS. Ulcers, Old sores, a.d MeT.
ca ial Aff< ctiOns cured " hen all
other human agencies fail.

/. CUTIcURA REsoLvENT puri:ies, strenxthels
and upIorts The 81 stem through the m st critical
stages of blood, kkn snd scalp humors and DIS
orders Of the liver. kidneys and urinary orgaas
2 CUIICURA. a medicinal Jelly, arrests disease,
aIays 1nfan NATION, itching and irritation, heals
ulcers ait ats away dead skin snd flesh.
g. CUT1cURA MEDICINAL SoAP, for the toilet,
path and nursery, cleanses, sootheE, refreshes az
D. auhhes the skin. CuTICURA SHAVING SOAP is
the only medicinal shaving soap.
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Skin Humors. Milk Crust, Etc.

SKIN HUMoR.-Mrs. s. E. Wh;ppie Decatur
Mich, writes that her face, head and some paris
OF her body were almost raw. Head covered with
every thing. Permanently cured by Cuticu-a Rem
edieg.
MILK CRUsT.-Mrs. Bowers I43 Clinton Street
Cnclnnati, speaks of her sisters child VIII } wa,
cured of milk crust, which resisted all remedies for
two years. Now fine, healthy by, with bea L
tiful head of hair.
letter OF THE HANDs.-Elizsbeth Buckley tit
Teton; N. H.. hankfaly praises the Cudcura Reul-
rendered them almost useless to her.
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DOE. FRIED OYSTERS in box, Csc. 1lo4 18th st.

TIE KINDERGARTEN NORMAL TRAINING will
be given free 70 any well. educated young lady
who will use 1t Tor one year after graduating 60
lars call on Mrs Pollock. at the X 'ntergartea
Normal Institute. on Tuesday or Friday eve
ningS !
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PULM0NA IS SCPFRSEDING ALL OTHER RENE
DIES for Coughs, Throat and Lung Diseases. For
sale by Druggists and the Proprietor, A. r.
METTEE, 122 Fayette street, above Park Is alti-
more. Md. Price 50 cents.
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NEW HOuk SHOE sT0RE,
6o5 Pennsylvania Avenue,
REL liable BOOTS AND SHOES.
fEtCts THAT Can T BE PsAr.
Enfhl HING Ar EEPREsENTED.
,honen I'd'9 Sack for Goods Returned.
Resd this Price List:
ladies' Zine Kid or tsost Button a, M
ladies' Best Cur. Kid Baton. q 80 fl8S
La9es Best rench ETA Boots. 81. 90 10 7.aal ~
Ladies folid Goat Butt. n ...,.........- / 50 ~
Mlsses Sold Go2t Button. .....-....... Al 95
Mlsses Beet hid or Goat Button 90 20 2 so
Cn!ids kawhide 1ips, (Heals, } Button -. 90
Shla best makes, sprinG Heels. 90 10 l. rs
!tn old Cousl ess Caters ............ ....l 25
N,.ehs ScERress or Buttcn...........S2 80 TO g. 50
mems Cal1 hana- made Boots .....-........ s Ol
"A JoO lot OF SOC pairs LADIES' FINE Kid BUT
1 IN EV8IS for 81 80. worth $40.
sep2S GEO. MCCARTHY.
SCHOOL SHOES. SCHOOL SHOES.
, These n want az good, Rod leather tp,,ldren,s
BOYS ana Misses Schooi Shoes eau had them al
III MARKET SPACE
COR Misses Pebble all leather, Baton <.-
be beat. fES
Our entire stock Of Mems Low Shoes vii be -
sold regardless Of cost.
w. III PICH,
ausl7 nv Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-09

IrPAYs TO purchase diamonds watches and
jewelry at Cohen'5. HOS Penna. ave.
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THE COMING BUSINESS BoOM.--R. o. Hoffman
has leased house, No. % Lafayette square. to
tbe Rev. +. l. Norton, the new pas.or OF Sc.
Johns church and the residence OF Mrs. 4, ID.
SilInan, furnished, TO Mr.. j. W. Phelps, OF CIm-
oe1iaLd- Md. Nc. Hoffman states that the de-
Insno Tor houses this fall Is unprecedented, aud
predicts an unusually COOL wllter for this city
sAIIs, $4,000 copies OF Tn le TONS Cabin,
S,e'eso4L pottles OF u. Bulls cough Syrup. I
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.

Of Sneezing, to which .uy subie:t for c'e5ns
ing the Head and Nasal PASSAGES When c.ossed VITA
offensive matter, for deodorizns and purifying the
breath, for rendering the Head clear the B-in
active, the Breathing easy, and every Sense IL
most grateful and soothed condition.
Beginning with the Nasal Passages, it cle4nsea
deodorizes, soothes, and hea's. II arrests 9
heart of the disease. This done, its institutional
action gradually and thoroughly removes from the
blood and circulating fluids the poison that has
been sucked up by the absorbents from purIlant
matter which had dropped into the stomach and
bet n inhaled by the lungs.
Ask your druggist for SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE
General Agents,
WEEKS e. POTTER,
Boston.
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n; Il. WARNER, real estate broker, issues a
oeheft OF ali property placed In his Tands
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RIAL ESTATE IMPROyEMsNTS.-Mr.B B. Charlie
tol has had four neat two-story and basen mt
brick dwellings with bay windows erected on
TO h street, between G street and South Carolina
avenue southeast, at a cost Ct s. 900. Mr.. W.
& Bro, The bricklayers.
Mr.. N. Burch has erected on 5th street.
between Q and streets northwest, three Two
story BRICK houses. MI Van Horn being the
carpenter and Moran & Bro, the brtcklayers.
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Extract rom Dr.. FOn HOSchzisEer's fo1'f]jcorl-
ing trorh on Diseases Of the Respiratory Or
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The fret race to-day was the PIG class. The
starters were Wedgewood Deck Wright. Trn-
kett and Driver. The first heat was won by
dIlnkett; Driver second, WedgeWooi third
Inc second heat was won By Trinkett, Wedge
Wooo second, Driver third, Deck Wright fourth.
T1me-2:2u1.
second rdce-Class "a. Phil. Dougherty
Dora, Belle Oakley and Stonewau srarfp1
SLOVENIAN won the race by halt length. Dough-
cry coming In last Time 224J<.
ond, DougheTty third and Dora fourTh. ZINE
22GLI. e-' Ai'i'O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-09

FIST CLASS custom-made tat mems Second
haE0l clothing. bargains, at "Justh's Oh
Star d." No. Gig ID st. NV.
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From a Well. known Business Man.
have been a great sufferer from thrua;
disease and severe cough. Physicians Tno
treated me and my friends considered my case
one OF decided consumption. Seven months
ago called On DR.. Won M0SchZiSker, at 6l9 l9th
street MOI Invest, and placed my case In his
hands My throat is well, the cough and all
other symptoms have entirely disappeared. /
feel perfectly We'll. {. 4. DKNEKAs,
Agent Gaff, Fleischman & Co., compressed
yeast, 11l2 18th st. NV. w,S,2
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8. 60 80 : :.

-
Ihe Ekerusiye Committee of the i,riiiio,+
s.Ae IE1EsLIc EScER Stfire. pisgsuaf3 lSs Cell
Of the ElittsplRn, on last Tuesday at IN
u'tl2sis g.. IN cna toys 6ayarSl, Pf Della.
sfEfs. Yeslee, OF Noa q Carolina ana Cor
dom OF sieosgl Ia. sseFe ted TO "a ssFeax the
meeting iu AndetSj ga on the 9th iiHS.s ana
the fciicEiiElg Af14 IlSls were Gpp0s satssd tb
conmnnd fhe procession Gen. W. W.
Hnmphreyg, Chief MarShai. NTH Capt. u:
Y. Martin, Col. M. Z. Tribbie, Capt. Z. a.
SoyaHJ Col. a. J. Silton, Capt. J. Is. Kidd
and Maj. Elias &cGee ns Assistant Mar
shals. Tho Ciifef Mafsilai was athofisad
70 appoint az Eanny aides "a he deemed
necessary. Tho np1nted clubs EeHe TO-
quessed 10 naeek at tho Eafi tiIoundsn nc hnif-
past nlno o'clock on fiiftrasssy nlurnine,
and tsse speaking IS 10 begin nt half.pasE
ten. lle hIcGo,ssG fEiliery and the Pea.
dieton Rcd Ebift5 wese Invited TO tnke part
N tho Demonstration and fro the enlIltes
tcr the day. The a defson Palmetto Bend
was ttivited to eaFnfsh saneie Cor tho day.
Tho colored band was also Invited to attend
the procession and play at tho meeting.
'Ehe ladies' age peuially invited aud uKged
20 attend this uleesing, Tho baSlieas
houses OF Anderson are requested to close
tEcm ten o'clock until half f.pest three on the
eth, and it Is requested thes tlIe bar f-r0onse
be closed dutiog the day.
y The isyecutiF 70 COMMITTEES tbefi sconsidL
cred the requess from TFnSs Rayenn1ht Club
TO postpone the Primary Election, nsid de.
be unwiae TO postpone tharelscsion. After
transacting other brginesS connected with
the campaign, tho Committee adjourned
gpbject to the call of the Chairman.
y. b. MURRAY, Co. Chinn.
w. a.. NEAL, Sec. pro feFl. 80 <, -. =
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Ta.o sxa,r. ael,e.,inls.

= ( llxx., u. .sae ~. - I'll
INC hrst fegtil ilar nssenger trnin oh tile
Blue Ridge Division under tho new fast
achedule was rnn on Monday. BY this
sphedule tho passenger train resciiss tf,is
place IN the morning at aI.33 and leaves az
Hiss, stopping Only two minutes, and In
she a evening II arrives at 555 and departs at
Dos, Remaining only one inlnute. Close
connection - made with Che Air Line lraitls
nt Seneca City both In the morning and
evening, and alEo with the passenger trkins
On the main line Of the 6. & o. R.R sc
Bolton. Owing TO tho very short stoppape
here persons intending TO take the irslsn
at any time must get To the depot In tine
gage before the train arrives, Gs they viii
not haye poTtnnity 10 attend to tits al.
terWards, as the oiRcarS OF iehe denot VIII be
busy delivering and receiving express and
baggage. BY reference 10 she connected
sschcduIe5 in this issue full particulars as TO
Z The arrival and departure OF the tEainat all
points on the Road can be seen, by which
It win also be noticed that we are hiahIv
favored with on extra train from Balton TO
this place every day, which is one OF The
best features OF che whole change. Hereto.
Tore the extra train was oaIy run evers
other day, which often niade IL necessary
sor persons to go from Anderson to Belton
py private conveyance in order TO reach
Greenviile without q great loss OF time,
The authorities OF the Road certainly do.
nerve great credit for this display OF enter,
prise. and we sincerely hopa it may PROVE
very advantageous 60 the business of the
company. Through night freight trains,
with passenger coaches attached, will be
pat on the mnin line about the 18TH mat.
inc freight train on this division makes
close connection at Belton with the through
freight on the main line. ! It passes this
place in the morning Mt 5.14 and In the
evening of 7.15.