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UslvERsIIY ElEUEIox REEuaNs.
The VOtsOf Lancaster Barely Gets In
ana cuts Qsite u Prominent Fig

The VOteOf Lancaster Barely Gets In
ana cuts Qsite n Prominent Fig
ure.
At ten minutes to twelve O'Clock Friday
night, JUDGE L, L. Burke, county judge, was
awakened from his s,umbers by loud
knocking at his door. On attending the
summons hs found thss itwas $ runner
from Lancaster with the returns Of the cleo
tion held in that precinct on the conssiiu-
tionsl amendments and the location Of The
state university. This was the las. day, snd
had the returns from Lancaster beea ten
minutes later they would not have gotten in
on time, according 10 law, TO be
counted. ~ am afraid you
are rather late, my friend" said Judge Burke
to his visitor. .."No amt" replied the cour-
ier," for hsYe Dsllss city tme and i lacks
ten minutes TO II o'clock, so for GODS sake
hurry up and count the Lancaster vote be-
fore old Father Time shuts her OUT The
Judge inspected the family clock and the
faithful hands Indicated ten minutes TO II
o'clock. The vote was counted in due time
and as will bs seen the vote Of Lancaster cut
quite prominent pat In he
election, especially .ss regards
the constitutional amendments. Before it
was counted tha county Of Dallas stood IN
favor of the constitutional amendments, but
alerward it was vice versa by good ms
iorty. Dat of twenty-five voting places,
ooxes were not returned.
The entire vote of DAllss city and county
with the vote of Lancaster added, row
stands as follows:
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Do you wear the Hunst.ble booi3

Roal Rusis leather pocket and side books
for ladies aud gentlemen at Mason & Erb's.
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RELrCVNuS.

SABERNAOLE NJ. NJ. CuURC ON Elm
street near u court room Rev A.
II Reat pastor-Preaohlng at Ii am, and
s y, m. by the pastor, Morning subject
"EyerybOdy's Bu inssi,' evening subject
- Righteous Anger Ulass- meeting at s;Ss a.
m, sunday school az 1880 p, m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. The
public cordially Invited to all these services.
St2ngArs welcome Seats free
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MntaI Hatsf Hnfat

". W. PlhlONDog
PostofIice box No. POI, Dallas, Texas.
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@ On THE CHEAT 1907
LOOK PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE L SSl
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
n Yr

AZ 4A3 VdS4 AMI SOUIdWEST.
Denbfe Track. Steel RMils.
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAsNrFrorsr EQUIPMENT
GRAINS IGzSs t%SsdT5Saf55ss. sss Depot,
ens spa 1he asy sss
% Cincinnati St. Lonis ana dhicsso rs SO n
aihk Hth PAN. aSb q P6rS e
With Parlor Oar to Watkins ana the North. {.
s.ss1. Ssas Nth FsIsss oas' 70 G sas:
Cor sex YORK and Sa she f Eaas, 90 M, 80
f faa osr d.y sss. Ct Eun
s0t III, Et Al h of
do1bie ferrass asS Yo siFe esy avoid
For Philadelphia, 500 am, 1880 4 m. 400.
100 ana q H sssq1 kip 7
~, 0; sn,,;, % 81. daily, except Sunday:
'0' g. 81 81 % 80 sna TO-. ig:i5 @p 81
No. On p SUNDAY 500. 10 80 am. ADO. $40.
For RPps: 6Isss sn L,Rs; SsO Am ana .4o pm.
.LE2xSpSiS AND FgEpERloksBuRe Raul
M MAJ p A aSlp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
for A AZ md q 52o s2o sna II 80
for Richmond and the South. 90 and nd II 10 NJ
cr.ns esq saS s5Ssps su9 49,
sna aO &c. On o s1 5U ana
and 10 90 .. m. 60 and :os p. n. ' - 30
Tickets ana Information at the otios, nortoessi
depot ean bs s os ts
hecking OF baggage to destination from hotels xn6
-. r. WOOD, General Passenger Ageut.
FRANK THOMSON. General MANAGER. nov2e
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RAILROADS.

BAL TiM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE NOBEL FAST me, AND THE ONLY LINE
TIE EAsT AND The WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TBAuKl JANNEy GoUPLKRi STEEL
SCHEDULE TO rA 81; T Is, SUNDAY. MAY
fsSS-oHroAad5os. v ,S, XSassssEaToSA sr
TOGis FAST ExPsfss sNAii' AMI 81
t. ssa.n9ss kfssi y and Way Stations
s,.aseaTs Wiaenssssr. Hsssrssosa. and %a az.
s:,sHPaint' Of Rocks and Way Stations.
slSSook k " ARII1 NEW YORK. AND Bos
s:4o-sTA0NTQN AND VALLEY EXPRESS
foonnssts TOT Hassrstown and at Point Of Rocks
to :00,Gn sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis
NJ MTBALTIMoRE EXPRESS ts.ops a. Hyatts-
vile. Oollese. Beitsyille. Laurel. Annapolis
p xsD ST. Louis ExfREss. AA'
i2l " s,.19o Erico.t City Annapolis and
sHfssy ZEE x Fl Baltimore and Way
s:evSooIB 4 SQhI5I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s:s9-Baltipore and Way Stations winchester.
R6reSSss1deE Hsgerst ny and Way via ReIay
REL EXPRESS Frederick. via Delay. stops
Point of Rocks and Way Stati ,ns onIy.)
"a :4e-Baltimore, AnnspoLs and Way stations.
TO :46-BALTIMORE EXPRESS fMartinsburY and
Way, via Relay. Stops at Hysttsvilie and Lau-
.s:c5-Point CT Rocks and Way Stations.
t6:4S-Baltmore and Way Stations.
7:3O1BALII MORr, EVANSVILLE AND LAU-
t9:15-PITTHBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST
LOUIS EXPRESS.
SooiPg1ILAPELPaIA. NEW YORK, AND sos-
TON EXPRESS. Sleeping cars to New York
lO:OO-BALTIM MORE, HYAT1SVILLE, ANDLAU-
BEL kAPhES5. stops Ga signal or to let off
pa ssengers at any station petweea Washington
fDaily. taun6ays only. Other trains dailv AZ
oept sunday.
An trains from Washington stop at Relay sts-
ton. ~
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket office, Washington station and
GIG and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner l4th
street. where orders will be tax su for baggage to be
checked and received at any point in the city m23
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THE FOLLY OF HANGING DOMESTIC CHINA
There Is at present, says writer In the Builder.
tendency TO be run away with by a vag le I'M
preston that certain fashions which some ar
tlstic people happen to have adopted are nece3-
sally desirable, and 1t Is In consequence of this
weak headedDeSs that so many persons cover
their walls with plates and dishes OF china o.
Viously the proper place for plate or dish is on
a taDle, ard obviously also its primary OBI 3cr
Is utility. This utility consists In being placed
on table to hold certain things and no pla ate
or dish was ever intended to be hung on the
wall or drawing room, certainly not Ia reyu-
lar sets up to the soup tureen, as may be seen
In some houses. We are not, let It be motel.
ID any way protesting against vases or
even pieces OF domestic ware being
placed on tables or shelves in moderation VIII ere
up room, or where some delicate painting on
them may be carefully observed. But domestic
china, as rule. Is not 1T to adorn a wall. IJ
possesses no beauty OF form, nor the breadth of
color and design to permit IT to compete with
pictures. An exception may be made In favor
OF the genuine WedgwOOd ware, with the
designs by Flaxman. and the competent artists
who were employ ed by Josiah Wedy wood an
Bentley; and be 1t noted how thoroughly
these able men understood their business, for
such china as they intended shoula decorate
the walls Of rooms was issued from the Stafford
shire pOtteries In the form OF plaques or medal
lions. Therefore We hope that all sensible deco
ratOrs, whether they be professionals or ANA
teurs, Will take care to Inform any socaiied
'h1gh-art' person who may wish for their
advice that the decoration OF walls With 40
nestle china is fnarttStic.-Art amateur.
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EMBROIDERED NAPKINs.-Mr3. Lottie a we'll
known writer In England on social topics,
speaking OF the dinner table. lays grea. stress
on the necessity Of "fair napkins" ana adds
that In these there Is great room for variety
and art needle-work- IL Is very rarely, she
says, that we see pretty Get. Too often the
guest ia presented with large square OF
damask Ike q deal-board. stiffened 10 order
that the butler may torture IL into q fantastic
shape. napkin that is not soft and p!iable is
maIifestly unrt for It's purpose. that OF w1png
the mouth. IL should not be too broad, but long
enough TO 20 over the knees. It may be elaoo-
rateiy oTnamented, but not so az TO prevent tr
from being easily washed. II, says Mrs Loftie,
the napkin IL 70 be embroidered, there are a
thousand pretty devices IN which to mark It.
In one corner or the middle may be embroidered
coat OF arms initials or some device chosen
10 distinguish the set for the penene OF the
HaenSrwQman.
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THE HENLEY REGATTA.

HENLEY, July Q, IL m.-Cornen crew when
leading the Hertford crew by three-quarter5 OF
length, unfortunately ran themselves ashore
after the race lad LASTED barely Two minutes.
HENLEY, July 2, 1890 p m When the Cor
bell crew fou!ed With the river bank they had
traversed about quarter OF the distance OF the
course and looked like winning, The Eertford
crew finished alone. The Cornell crew In draw
ing for position at the start obtained the Berk's
or inside station, which is the more advantage.
Gus position On the Henley course.
The COrneIl.Vienna Match.
The match between the Cornell crew and the
Vienna Rowing Club crew is fixed for The 9Th
Of August to be rowed on the river Danube
the course being With the stream a distance OF
about four miles.
Cornell Entered for the MetrOpOli.
tan Regatta.
The Cornell crew have entered for the Metro.
politan regatta for fourS without coxsWains,
70 come OFF at Putney On the l4th Inst.
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FUsSBLL'S ice cream.

AT DAMMANN'S SOC 7th st. northwest gents
Iour- ply linen collars, for 25c.; four-piy inen
ufs. l9c-; gents colored bordered han 1ker-
hlt I5 ror 2oc; gauze understands, 15c: British
HaI1 nose, for 252; best fancy half b 1se Csc
lies, nc dozen; excellent unlaundriei shirts
i5c. one Price Combination Store. SOC TIN ST.
NOTWITHSTANDING " ~
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LOCAL NEWS.

THR FIRE LAST EVENING The alarm Of fire
at $50 O'Clock, from box 81 was occaSioned by
the discovery OF fire In mouse No 1913 5Ch
street southeast. owned and occupied by Thorn
ton Davis; loss $500; no insurance. House No.
4l6 l. street southeast was also damaged to the
amount of sos, owned by Antonio Devote oc-
cupied by Mrs Augustine Oyeao.
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TO SPEND the 4th OF July i'm pleasant and
seclapie society, go to the picnic given by the
hn1ghts OF st. George, at JuLemann's pleasure
gafQeD, 4th and Streets norfheaSt-annt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-03

M WILLIAM respectfully requests that his
customers will ind it convenient te make fhair
pure bases early In the day. as he Will close mis-
store hereafter at 6 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-03

At the exhibition now being held In Japan
the machinery Is run vita bslting made OF ma.
tive paper which has been tested ana foundto
be stronger than leather betting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-03

FIGHT BETWEEN BKOTHgRs.-Ab)ut 10 O'Clock
last night a quarrel arose On Covington street.
between two brothers named Robert aud Wash
1Igton Gardner. The former struck and severely
cut the latter on the head with a poker, Or,
Cory rendered medical aid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-03

FOR next thirty days a discount OF twenty
per cent VIII De allowed On all sales at Bar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-03

FOURTH OF JULY AT WASHINGTON GROVE
ifalDs viii leave b. & o. depot for Washington
trip tickets 80 cents only Superior hotel &C.
commoCat1ons on the ground.-4drt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-03

A BABY FOUND-About 1920 O'Clock last eve
ming Ofcer Lalrabee, took TO the sixth station
a live female coiored infant found on the % arg
ing IN 'Toht OF l44o MASSACHUSETTS, avenue north
west. IL appears to be about week old. ana a
coioreo woman named Mrs Davis, Took ch arye
OF 1t until further ARRANGEMENT can ha mad,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-03

FOR 7HB 4IH -Howson's fee cream rich pure
delicious; In abundant supply. sl25 gal. llOl
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PROPOSALS.
pROPoSALs FOR PAINTS, OILs, SC.

OFFICE OF Building FOR STATE, WAR AND NAVY
DEPARTMENTS.
WAsB1sG1cN. D. O., June 2sth 1881.
sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering
white ard REQ Lead. Linseed Oil Colors, Brushes,
&C required for ainttr at tina north wing o. tue
nnlIoius Tor stale, Var and Navy dsnsrtmensS, in
this city. will be received at this Off g UNTIL IL
NJ, OF july 18th, 1881, aun opened immedi ately
thereafter In presence of bidders
Specifications, ganeral ins lruc lions for bidders,
and blan forms Of proposal, will be fu rnished
established dealers in thu above articles. upon
their proper aspiration to this uffi
THOMAS LINGO n CASEY.
]e2.-6t Lieut.. Col Corps of Eng'rs
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camp stools, 12c; lunch baskets. at 2sc sss
45c; our S.. 80 satin lined parasols for 81 59 our
"a satin lined parasols for s.; our IS lace
trimmed lined parasol5 for s. 25 and s. So
corset and lace goods departments. Oae Price
combination Store, SOC It'll st. northwest
Adct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-03

TIE ATTENTION OF the Union Veteran Corps
Ing.
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GREAT BARGAINS Ia merchants tailoring
m &C. ciot61Dg, new and some little Worn, aG
HerZog's, 30s 9Th st., near Penna, ave.
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WHAT bargains there is at j. E Young's, 1856
TN stIeet, OF the damaged goods by the late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-03

X. N. LIITLER. Esq, Davenport, Iowa. In
dOiSeS ST Jacobs OIL as q pain hanfsher /
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I'M. sIBLEY's COMPOUND CALIsAYA AND
DIRON BITTERH are the grandest blood puri-
fer and health restorer known. because they re-
psir the waste tissues and restore the weak and
debilitsted 20 health. Therefore, II you have
obiiiS and feyers, take this Iron Tonic. II you
feel Oppressed after meals take Iron Tonic RttoIe.
west. and I'll druggists. 3o114p
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$500 REWARDi
OVER A MILLION OF
PROF. GUILMErTE,S FRENCH
KIDNEY PADS


KIDNEY PADS
Have already been sold In this country and In
satisfaction, ana has performed cures
every time when nsed according
TO directions. ..,
that We viii pay the above reward for single
case OF
That the Pad falls TO cure: This Crest Remedy
win POSITIVELY and PERMANENTLY cure
kumbaso, Lame Back. sciattcs. Gravel. Diabetes.
Thence and Retention Of the Urine, lnnamma-
ton Of the Kidneys, Catarrh Of the Bladder, High
Nervous weakness, and in fact al disorders Of tho
Bladder and Urinary Organs whether contracted
by private disease or othervise.
OF any S eise.ss q the Kidneys Bladder
OF Urinary ol You :, CAN BE CURED,
PROF. GUILmETTE'S FRENCH
KIDNEY PAD,
WHICH CURES By ABSORPTION.
FREkG bal KIDNEY 5Sf PAD and tsie no other: Il he
has not got it. send &2.C ana you VII receive the
Pad by return mail.
PROF. GUILMKTTES ERENOH LIVER PAD
VIII positively cure Fever and Aeue. Dumb Asus.
Ague Cake, Bilious Fever. Jaundice. DyspepMA.
f3a ~ bx % the sas or P and
Treatise on the Kidneys and Liver. free by maiL.
FRENCH PAD CO.,
Toledo Ohio.
SCHILLER & STEVENS, Agents,
Tell SOS Penmsylvanle avenue.
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MEDICAL. &c.


Nc CURE NO PAY!-To all afflicted with private
~ diseases st once and you sh.li be rewarded
by sps edy cure without mercury. DR.. BROTH
NE RECORD. l4l WEsT FAYETTE ST.,
~ Baltimore, from long ekperie ace in hospital
AID private practice. s enabled to guarantee cure
IN syphilitc disorders OF the blood, throat aose or
skin. Victims OF lndiscretOn with Spermatorhea,
premature decay, Lost manhood, &C. rendering
marriage n1Iad Improper or unhappy. are radically
three to eight days by local iemedy sa On On
write. Charges low. Railroad fare to Baltimore
deducted from fee. el7-3m'
he, BR g. IL the Oldest Established La
reguisrities. obsrnctions al Leu orrh@a an,ok
y cured Office: 900 street south west. opposite
Smithsonian. No charge Cor advice. jel3 I'm
MADAM DE FOBEsT HAS REMEDY FOB
Can be consulted daily at s24 7th street. northwest
Office hours from to pm. ielO-2ms
nR: LEON, the Oldest established ana most reli.
able t a.i2I PHYSICIAN IN the city can be
ITO and %. All Female Comp ANTS and Irr reg
alarities quickly cured. Prompt treatment Sepa-
rate rooms for ladies. john
nR. MOTIFS FRRNCH POWDERS - Certain
~ cure Tor Kidney Diseases Gravel and al Ur-
Blood and sEin Diseases speedily cured Donor
WHSLE, Druggist, corner 12th st. and Pa. ave.
Price So per box, sent by nail under seal on
eipt OF price mo
CONSULT DIR. ROBERTSON every Wednesday
~ and saturday ct his offics, 456 street north
esn se cure cure IN az
diseases Of the Urinary Organs, Nervous and SEMI
lively cured In from to 10 days. Consultation
strictly private ,p and seRarsts oiess for ladies'
Main Office. 10 Eutaw street. Baltimore. Charges
moderate. feb7
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
A CLEAR SWEPT!

En- Il order to els.r out our IMMESss STOCK OF
neI, thi Ek GOODS. We HAYS reduced for The So.
81 SOL sSIes: best French Kid But,oa BoorsTsS
g, g tiss s kia Button to 80.
ka st SsSsssr Az
" " Lsdies' Newports and Sandals to 1865
az s9c' Ladies Lasting eL,PptRst % $40.
&c. :. :: G G,fT1hs s. + so Csc.
u cents best a nd-s.wei Low SHOES and G Al
g e,es oxFoRp TIES t,ss.
- - me n C s,sn Low sHn HE, t. 81 s.,
hisses ana Chidreh's SANDAL and NExPJRTs
r Inisnts' SLIPPERS. all co,ore. zoe .naup,
Chiid's 81 cd SH .Ef, for iha country. sos.
WILLIAM HAHN,S
RELIABLE hHoE HOUSES,
100, S 81. 81 between asd1,
!e9o-ol ''sign Red .li ,per."
MAKE no MISTAKE.
THE EEw YORK SHOE sTosR,
800 Rsnnsylvania avenue,
Pc sa hGsH is 9f ss sRoF FSfk
,,a,.., u. IN WasHIsGToN. A ~
Lsdies Fins K msa an s sisp
Ladies Fine Kid Kid Sutton Se tenfBg Boots g g
.,a':. staf s. 81 Ut KsBs
ss s1s hssssn rfss Ki sH0Ra % to a
ohi..a'rens Feb Button Solid to 10. sso
CHILDREN's aoOD SPRING HEELS. '''
one hundred Styles Of Gents Fine Low Shoes q,
1 snSE PRICE. o.o -. 49,
RARaAlN6-selline on my entire stock OF
- BOOTS AND SHOES 1t cost. Oau early be-
% =. GIEsLER'S. lO2l It'll street n. ". mario 8m
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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DOIOMAC FERRY COMPANY.

Persons desiring delightful change from the de-
pressing l neat OF ths city, can entoy -.sG-A
ton &C river TO Alexandra and re-
turn Any day dt ring the week. for Is cents or 10
tcfets for 80 cents On the Ferry Boa's children
under 10 years OF age free: The Boats cave wash
1nRton daily for Alexandria as folio rs: 80 80
$780, $50. II 80, IL 80 a. m; II 80. 80. 80.
80, so, 5; so, 80 and 80 p. m The trips at
and 1nvis Grating. iel7-lm
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II and WpfkmAnsh1p. - years. prsoesoo- Rer.
sonaL sugevfntsndenos VII write spea ecssscns ana
vSs = , f.sF eesH ~ ordsIs fcF s1E seepai 4
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GUNNER RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF
y Loucon county. Va. five miles FRONT 4
depot on the W. o. +. r three hours 9eEA9
travel from city; good spring water; pic S..St
tnresque scenery. ard good roads; daily mails
Address J. fkICE. Proprietor. Hillsboro. Va.
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PICNTCS, EXCURSIONS. &C..
GRAND REGATTA AT
RICHMOND. VA.

GRAND REGATTA AT
RICHMOND. VA.
BIZ COLUMBIA CoNoLAvE. No. IL, l. o H,
,;m msep. .Sa sr tn he ls',e sp9 BAL.
50" an : m. TUESDAY. Ju, sEz ~ zsaESsssss
GO .mber he fare BY his trim i, Gully a. 50
Ihese r the on s an ,h to td
ses TIE rae 18Th tbs s. stsD en-, rvse sei ey "a
Msnss.ns are az " PENN sas .venus :; Al
On NOR ing RI excursion
train from Richmond. jy2
TEE HhnktSIGsEp TaEE- PLsA|nRE ~
FOURTH ANNUAL F AfrLy Excursion tt
WATKINS GLEN AND NIAGARA FALLS.
Fetur,ing via ROCHESTER, SCaENkC rADY
&C. Sssa 's s;,;r f {, ga;
mia and Washin. ton. vii / ave Washington at
sA JULY)2 1881.
Tickets for Round Trip, < nod for 25 DAYS goo 81
1Mdren between the ages Of 5 and ~ years ALT
Tickets VIII he scod to ,e,ve VS. sbius.,n on any
threueh train Jolly q b. ls,h or attn. ~ vi any
Fer ss,e q, nortnes.t corner OF 18Th and Penn.
opPorinnity e hrs,cias. csrsi n shouia cal Il
FSu-eoor Calvert station, Baltimore.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR tbs STEAMER
MARY WASHINGTON.
CCCOQUAN FALLS AND MOUNT VERNON
SfR'NGS.-The Steamer MARY ~n-,
MAsaINe1 OF viii male Excursion sGsIes.astias.zC
IJlps to CCCOQUAN FALL every 0S<<<s&zES
DAY. leaving 7th stree: wharf a. 20 Ann. nno sun m
days at 9 49, am. ; returning az pm Fare ronnd
trip, 70 cent? For MONT VERNON SPRINGS
every SATURDAY. Steamer lesves "A hart AT o a
H., returning at .. m Fare, 10 ceuts This boat
Elu be chartered At reasonable rates. E. 8. BAN
DALI, Manager. "
The steamer Mary Washington will also make
Excursions every SATURDAY, leaving her whar,
at $50 p. m. returning at IL Bop M. Music and
dancing down and hack ON al, trips except sun-
oAyf. llckets, 20 cents. m27
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ADJUSTMENTS.

nhIVER'S SUMMER GARDEN CONCERTS.
~ Attra ,tiors THIS Week.-Mrs. Helena Tsy-
lor. Contrslto; the fillmore Ouartetts; Mr.. VIM
JAEGER, Comet 80 DIST. and the Greatest Banjoist
lyir'g, Pref. Levi Brown.
Admission free.
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10 AWL1X SPRINGS. Va 600 fsek n = y
ARE si SSssl. Sas Sits sccsmmSdssIos mo- s
800 gueefA. Open june !. Tor pAFamlarS a12r1~
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-20
Coffin & Mckinney,
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Fer sale In KnsxvtlIe, Tenn, by

I N making arrangements 10 move from your old
i to Jour new home, II would ue well to consider
hat mas been doae 10 render such Journey not
onls cheap, but as pleasant and free from acct
dc md danger as human foresight and skill can
makeit. By c,ns uction, equipment. and good
management, the Ma, hyllle, Chattanooga and
st. Louis Railway merits SouT full confidence,
having the very best rock ailast, steel-rai Ash
bar Joint, iron bridges ana most thoroughly
eonstru ted roadway. with air brakes and other
appliances to secure .afety, speed, comfort, and
sure connections. With is uperor through
coaches and sleeping cars, 1t has great advanIa-
ges over other ines, an is enabled to offer the
lowest rates which can be had. few things of
interest and importance we mention for your IN
formation. The question OF baggage has always
been troublesome to p ,sseDgers. The rdle OF
this line IS to check free for each person twelve
years aud over. one ndred and fifty pounCS
Of baggage. cons sting OF wearing apparel and
bedding, securely packed In trunks or mrdiUm
size boxes well st apped, and seventy-fye pounds
each tor children between five and twelve Year,
old. Baggage should be plainly marked With the
name Of the owner and the place to which he
goes. Tickets should be purchased from OF
through reliable pa ties, and you should see that
they are 10y the route and to the place you want
to go before paying for them Remember that
passen myers have the RIGHT t. select their route,
and 1t Is the duty OF Ticket Agents to accommo-
! date passengers with tickets by the route they
| wish to take when it Is possible for them to
| do so.
| You can secure the cheapest rates to Arkansas
Texas, and the great Northwest by applying in
Agent, No 4 Ktmball House, P. o. Box 264,
| Atlanta, Ga; WIN. T. ROGERS Pass. Agent and
| JNo. H. PEBBLES, Ticket Agent, Chattanooga:
| Tenn.; Tom f. FOWLER. Pass. Agent. and
Depot Nashville Tenn We refer with pleasure
| to the editor and publisher Of this journal.
w. La DANLEY,
GenY Pass. Agent,