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1unnihIr statements.

p.,-ons who place no faith in the as
certain old philosophers-whose names,
-, way we have forgottcn-that the month in
III d child Is born has much to do with form
s.. character, disposition, &c, are invited to
-"7 the following illustrations, which show
the old philosophers aforesaid were eminently
correct: So,
,-,.-Tnsn. remarkable for his hale appearance and
Es,,v aroiriupois. Hon. Alexander H. Stephens
WAS born in January
Thu. woman born in February is of retiring
,5.-rs;riou. very domestic, and extremely effemi-
-. Dr. Mary Walker was born in February.
,. man born in March is free of guile, as brave
49,, ,f,,, and not ambitious for political prefer
mi samuel J. TiIden was bornin March.
,rrrs child shall succeed in all his undertake
ir,, and faithfully perform all his promises.
r-c.Gy the motor man, was born in April.
Thu. child born in May will court the muses. and
,...,,,. famous in the world ofletters. The Sweet
singer Of Michigan was born in May.
qr. man born in June will be an Apollo of
manly beauty and make no enemies General B.
= EulIcr was born in June.
fIl. nan born in July is of very peaceful, non
rg,n5a,aul nature, and mild and winning in his
,rrcranrCs. Senator Malone was born in July.
August, child is not aspiring is statesmanlike
in all his actions. and loves party above self Boss
Tanmany Kelly was born in August.
The man born in September is full of patriotism
and warm love ofhis country and its cOnstitu-
ZION jefferson Davis was born in September.
The chid of October is neither envious, malig-
uan; nor imperlous; but is ola very forgiving and
frr,ttl,l nature Senator Conkling was born IN
October.
TIE person born in November is an object of
cpIumi>erati0n and charity, and viii be unable to
kccpthc wolf from the door. William II. Wander
u was born in November.
Dcccmbcr's child will cultivate the arts Of peace
aud entertain firm hatred of travelling. " There's
10 place like home" is motto he viii strictly ad
here to General Z. s. Grant was born in Decem-
byr-NmTiSt0lcn Herald.
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Why DO we Droepe

The vicissitudes of climate, the wear and tear of
business the grcs, cares and anxieties that beset
us in every walk oflife sufficiently account for the
premature debility and decay SO common among
all classes in this country Strange, very strange
it is that with that potent vegetable invigorant,
HOsettcrs Stomach Bitters, within the reach of
ali, any one ofus should forego the health, vigor
and vital activity which its regular use imparts.
Its effect upon the weakened stomach, the relaxed
nerves. the torpid liver, the corrupted blood, the
depressed spirits, is more saluary refreshing and
cheering than words can express. 1t is medicine
alike for the body and the mind. pure and whole
some i'll its composition, harmless in its operations,
and permanent in its restorative results. MWF
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Now Ynr. saenern, Market.

NEW YORK. May IN.-COttOn quiet; sales to-day, 49,
bales: uplanGs. 10 76c Orleans 10 Ljc consolidated
receipts, 500 bales expors-France, 1903 bales.
FlOur-SOuthern quiet: common to fair extra 81 75@
2G good to choice do - 25G7 90. Wheat heavy and
IG2c lower, moderate business; ungraded red 81 14@
2Sl&. Corn 40 1c lower and fairly active; ungraded
56lq &c. Oats heavy and 1592c lower No. 5. SIC.
Hops quiet and steady yearlings ia 1Sc. Coffee quiet
and steady. Sugar higher and in good demand fair
to good refining G7lac: prime &c; refined active
and rmer; standard \, 9i4c. MOlaSSeS firm and in
fair demand refining, 81 135c. Rice fairly active and
steady; Carolina and Louisiana, isitG7l4c for common
TO choice. ROsin fTmer al 81 S5lII 80. Turpentine
firm at 49, G59c Wool duh and declining domestic
fleece, 3lai 5c; pulled, 20G5c; unwashed, 12Q30c;
Texas, 1I26c. Pork firm and moderately active old,
$40 co. new, Sl7 so; middleS dull and nominal; long
clear Ssc short clear 9ac Lard fevcrSh and unset
FreightS unsettled.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Court IN GENERAL TERM-CHTEF-JUS CART
I..H.-Wrght ". Walter; on hearing. Assignment
same yesterday.
Equity COURT-JUSTICE WYLTE-TOlman VS.
Nciill: referred 10 auditor Keyser HitZ; set for
May 18TH Sanger vs. Sanger; submitted divorce. 4
ylisr. mat granted. Lloyd Us. ROthwcli; argued and
submitted. Prescott vs.. L.arcOmbe; Correction OF
description in deed ordered. Shepherd vs.. Freed
man savings and Trust Company; complainant re-
CURED 10 answer CrOSS-bili. Baldwin GTahamite
and Trinidad Asphalt Company; leave to file amended
b'l granted SilshCe vs.. Garland; sale Oh terms au-
ilpriz,si. Clark vs. SiCbert; sale ordered. and job
BARNARD appointed trustee to sell. Thornton VS..
campbell: Trustee Kent directed to pay Norman
il-rS distributors share. Purdy vs.. Lounge: sale
ratified niSi. Berry Athnger; retaining order
continued. WcStham Granite Company VS.. Chandler;
J. +. Williams appointed to serve subpoena. Burns
~ cross: order OF publication and decree pro CON
f-,>n vacated Block Block; rule discharged and
testimony ordered taken Adjourned till tomorrow
eleven a. Same assignment
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REAL ESTATE.
Thc official Transfers OTYesteraIay as Re-
corded.

corded.
Mr.. F. Omstead presents the following trapsac-
tioas in real estate in the District yesterday, as re-
ported to him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On sixteenth street opposite Scott Statue fronting
O. feat Sixteenth street ny depth, lois l. > and g.
square Isl; r r Thompson et uX. TO John L. Ohm
On New Jersey avenue, near @ street north sublot
n 10y II feet inches, square east Of jG9 George J.
Koahicr 10 Irwin b. Linton, nominal.
on Eleventh street west, between and W streets
nnsth sjbots Ii and Il (lG by % fpe). square 55
William :. Thompson, trustee TO William PettibOne,
On New Jersey avenue, near X street north: sub
lois = and is n feet by depth. square 56I George a.
Aunes 10 Belden Noble. nominal
On Fourth street east. between 6 and H streets
north: suplot 10 o. ny - icetl square Sg9 Samuel
Ross .s William IL. Dobbin, 81 30.
on Massachusetts between Eighteenth street
and Dupont Circle part of siblots Il and Is (25 feet
By depth, square 80; Joshua Hill to Charlotti N.
ON Thirteenth street east, near street north part
oi lot = east feet inches by % feet square 1902:
Samuel Fowler TO i. G skinner; nominal.
O. ot (sGulh 30 feet by 55 feet inches square SS
Ni.iiam L. Dunlop, executor, TO Mette A. Story;
ON street north. near Thirtepnth street west: sub
loi . ~ 10y 90 seet square 9; Oliver COXtO William
James B. Dana trustee to Seaton Schroeder; part OF
in rr p feet II inches by 81 feet IL inches square
ON Twentieth street west .between and II streets
north; part of lot tSOuth y feet II inches by - faet
square 10; Eliza C. Bache ct al to SeatOn Schroeder
nominal.
on Twentieth streets west, between G and II streets
Eor part OF Toto South q feet IL inches by 81 feet,
Sluare 100 Sophia y. Irwin ct al 10 SeatOn Schroeder
5000
on Thirteenth street west, between and T streets
north part of lot 3 south fl feet inches by I20 eet
Sluare 23S; Caroline BloOmeT to Pierce Shoemaker,
SlI0D
pn seventh street west corner of K street south;
Subl0 > 20 by 100 feet square III Charles T. Fraser
trustee, to John a. Prescott ct al, trustee, 500.
On Turner street. between p and Q streets north
Suhl0 ~ lS by I0j feet. square 355; John F. Adams
10 James Halliday nominal
Same property; James Halliday to st. Clarence
Adams, nominal
ON Maryland avenue. corner Second street west;
lot ~ feet by dCpthD. square $50 Reginald Fentan
trustee, 10 George y. Saigmueller et al, S6I.
COUNTY.
Martha J. Lewis et al. to Annie c. Beall: a tract
uer BrI%ltwOOd) called support containing fifty
acres nominal.
Frederick Jones 10 Daniel Cuspard part of a tract
OF land called Isl. Philip and Jacob, containing "a
acres Esan
Henry krause 10 Michael Joachim; one acre of land
situate on east line Seventh street turnpike. 1886.
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lof<' May lo-rhe value of domestic exports
was S'l266i against ST.7OIS9s for the same Yao, =;
lo1o money is loaning at SeeI per cent ON can ana
Closed al per cent. Exchange steady at ISIS Ol
to' "is ana 1864 for short sight Governments sto,
G'N e win general advance of to !: per com
ally strong and active ''''"S sehef-
me stoek market opened Strong and higher aud
~ .il isl board an advance ranging from !; 10 az
PEE cent took place. the latter in AI;on and -
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Steamboat Shines.

COOES TOURS.
Established 1871. FOUR GRAND EXCURSION
PARTIES TO EUROPE. Prices varying from Sis to
$780, Tickets and fares for thousands of Tours for
INDEPENDENT TRAVELLERS TO ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD. Send for circular Address
THOMAS COOK q SON,
1431 Pennsylvania Avenue.
C. a. BARATTONI. Manager. Ely9-MdW.
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AN INQUIRY.
1y BROTHER DE GRAw.

...., r,,-a me. sweet?" was the wall he wole,
h. nr,.,-ed her close to his hearts wild throo
hing:
IS fierce tide irrigate your soul?
. ,,.art with mine simultaneous bobbing?"
7rr-.ulf1lI eyes few up to his face, ,,..
! MERGED his own with a lovely glitter;
7-,.ns,r she murmured with winning grace: :,..,,
~ r,,-. Won. George? Well, 1 should twitter.'
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FINANCIAL AND CONFESSIONAL.

Stock and Bond Observation-Disclosures
and New York Produce Markets.
The following observations on the transactions in
the financial market yesterday, together with open
ing, highest, lowest and closing quotations, are fur
nishedbythe mixing house of H. D. Cooke jr. q Co.
l'2H street, Washington. d. c.:
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Educational.
Rowland Dental Association.

No. oil Four-and-ahaf street, three doors north of
Pennsylvania avenue.
EXTRACT TEETH under Nitrous Oxide without
pain, for 81 ench tooth without gas 50 cents each
tooth. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, S. per set. Gold and
Amalgam FILINGS inserted All work warranted
first class.
Dr. E. p ROWLAND has administered Nitrous
Oxide to over 1000 persons. Jelly
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LONDON. May 1O.-ConsOls for money, 1O2 SIG; for
the account, l02 ZIG United States boHds-fours 1885,
Atlantic and Great Western firstS G6s!: New York
Ontario and Western S7Is; Erie, 53E; Erie seconds,
lO91a; Illinois Central, II3; Reading. 29gS.
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MARRIED.,

BELL HUBBARD At the British embassy
Rome, Italy, on The 10Th instant, CHARLES JAMES
BELL, of Leeds, England. and ROBERTA WALCoTT
u. {.
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THE GREAT

TO THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAIL
MENT.
IN EFFECT APRIL l. ISL
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, cor
ner of Sixth and b streets, as follows:
For PhtSburg and the West SEQ n. M. daily, with
Sleeping Cars to PittsburG aud Chicago; 1890 a
daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Gin
cinnaIi, st. Louis, and Chicago; $50 p. II. daily,
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
m. daily, except Sunday: at $50 p daily. eN-
cePt Saturday, with Palace Cars to Canardaigua
For WiIIiamsport, Lock Haven and EImIra. att 1920
a. m. daily except Sunday.
For New York and the East 500. i0:0 go and
1000 p. n. On Sunday. 200 y. m. and lueOO D. m
Limited Express of Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 a.
daily, except Sunday.
at Jersey City with boats Of - Brooklyn Annex"
afording direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding
double ferriaGc across New York 'ity.
For Philadelphia, 500 1920 200, $40 and 1000
+, p m m On SUNDAY, zoo p MI 5;lo and iS01 p m
Limited Express !e5l a. m. daily, except SUNDAY
For Baltimore 6:i0 SOD 9O 1880 a. and 300 42O,
$50 $40, $50 and lOl1 p On sunday. 500 a. NJ,
1920 g. 300 $40, 9:9si and 1860 p.
For POpe's Creek Line 64O and I40 p. m daily,
For Annapolis, 6,iO a. M and l:4O p. M daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Way AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria ZOO 10 go a. H. and 11:3o a. m,
100, 500 p m, $50 p. M, 500 and ll::O On
For Richmond and the South 73O a. and ILLS 4
daily, and 500 p. III. daily. except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 600, SO5.
and 1GG0 a. M I2j0, 300. 500. 700 and 9:i6
and 1900 midnight SUNDAY, AT s:U5 and 1000 a. M,
100 and 9i0 y.
Tickets and information can be procured at the Office.
northeast corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl
wanna avenue and at the station where orders can be
left for the checking of baggage to destination from
hotels and residences
J. r WOOD, General Passenger Agent,
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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Norfolk and New York Steamers.

The Steamer Jane mOSeiey
will leave her wharf foot of Sixth street. every Mon
day Wednesday, and Friday, at $50 O'Clock pm touch
ing at Piney Point Point Lookout and Fortress Mon
roe.
Beginning May /, 1881 Excursion Tickets. good for
four days, will be issued as follows:
Eirst-claSS Round Trip to Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk . . 50 so
First-cass Fare Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 20
SecondclaSs each way so
First class Fare TO Pney Point and PIT. Lookout. 50
Lookout 50
Second-claSs each way........ ........ rs
StateroomS, 81. Meals, 70 cents.
Returning. leave Norfolk Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays at p.
Tickets and staterooms can be secured at general
Office, 6l3 Fifteenth street. i'll the National MetrOpO
tan Bank building. at the Office. Sixth street wharf
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS.
John Gibson and e c. Knight, will resume their
trips leaving Pier Al, East River, New York, every
Saturday, at D. M, and Georgetown every Friday at
o. m. For particulars apply to Agent, 6S Water
street, Georgetown.
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary
Fifteenth street.
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Haute common. the preferred selling mp per cent,
st. Paul and Omaha being also prominent in the i'm
provement. During the afternoon the speculation
was irregular and unsettled and in the late dealings
pressure to sell was developed, which resulted in
decline OF to per cent in the general list, Memphis
ana Charleston Wabash Pacific the coal and Granger
shares and Western Union leading the downward
movement. Louisville and New Albany was an ex-
shares We're naturally weak Metropolitan declining
:, Manhattan pa and New York per cent. from the
highest point of the day. The sales aggregated 3OT
shares including Alton and Terre Haute 54CO Chesa-
peaSe and Ohio, 2g0G c. c. & /. C., $780, Delaware
Lackawanna and Western, 1900 Denver and Rio
Grande, $780, Erie 2400 Iron Mountain $500; Kan
SaS and Texas, 1900; Lake Shore. - 200 Louisville
and Nashville. n60o; Manhattan Elevated, 1896
memphis and Charleston, 4600; Northwestern 12.G0D
Nashville and Chattanooga, 400 New Jersey Central
23OG Northern Pacific, 1900; Ohio and Mississippi,
3OG ontario and Western, $780, Pacific Mall II ,2pf
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville 5000 ST. Paul 80 60
ST Paul and Omaha, 1890; Texas Pacific $500; Union
Pacific Sa Wabash Pacific, $500 Western Union,
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Builders Supplies.
Lumber Yards and Planning Mill!

Our New Planning Mill, Sash and
Door Factory is now in full opera
ton. 1t is one of the largest and
most complete i'm the country. Our
MACHINERY is the very best, with
all the latest improvements. We
employ only skilled wOrkmen, and
guarantee our work first class. We
are prepared to do the finest kind
of work, such as House Finishing,
Church and Office Furniture. CAB
MET WORK A SPECIALITY. We
cordially ask all who are i'm want
of such work to give us an OppOr-
tunity Of competing with factories
outside of our city. Our stock of
Lumber is the largest and most
complete i'm the city, embracing all
kinds of Building Lumber. Our
assortment of hard wood embraces
Walnut, Hickory, Cherry, Maple,
Ash, Poplar, &c, of every thick
ness. In Flooring we offer special
inducements both in Virginia Pine
and Florida, all our own manufact-
IRE, and we guarantee the match
ing and working perfect. Our
flooring is so piled we can give any
widths, from 2 to 6 inches. Our
prices for all are as low as can be
had. Estimates ON Mill Work
cheerfully furnished. COmmunica-
lions through mail receive our
prompt attention.
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BaItimore StOck Hoard
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May lO.-Virginia sixes-deferred, IS;
do consolidated S2; ten-forties, 532I bid to-day.
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DIED.

PHILIP.-Suddenly of pneumonia, att o'clock H.
IN. on saturday. at the Buckingham Hotel, in New
Gork, Colonel WILLIAM ii. PHILIP, of Washington,
ID. c., in the 5Sth year of his age.
The funeral will take place at his country seat in
Claverack. Columbia County, New York.
AICCARTY.-On Tuesday evening May TO- 1881 Rev.
IoHN MCCARTHY, ID. d.. chaplain United States Army,
III the SD year of his age.
Funeral from st. Marks Church. Capitol HILL on
Thursday afternoon the nth instant at o'clock So
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Schedule to take effect Sunday, April 5, 1881.


IN ,,,rc Ok LEAVE M4sE.S Sc CIT 1o,r,s
FAST EXPRESS.
B b EIlicott City; and Way Stations.
Baltimore. Annapolis. and Way piedmont
straSburg, Winchester. Hagerstown, and Way,
s:1O-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
-P,H PHI 4A,L NEW YORK. AND BoS-
s45-STAUNTON AND VALLEY EXPIRES Ccon-
meets TOR HaSerstown and at Point of Rocks for
t&OO-On Sunday only, for Baltimore Annapolis, and
1Ooo-BA Il EXPRESS tstopsat FtyattsvilIe,
College, Beltsyille Laurel, Annapolis Junction.
''''' AND i ST. louis 90. EXP sAE >--'->
Baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis, and Way
t125-On sunday only for Baltimore and Way
f2O5-BAITIMORE EMPRESS
fSOO-BALTINiORE, PHILADELPHIA.AN DNEw
SSO-Bal!imore and Way Stations Winchester, Fred
4o- fSk iFiof aF Y2Y Elf ksS AND LAU
REL EMPRESS Frederick, via Relay stops at
t4:45-Point of Rocks, Frederick Hagerstown, Win
chester. and Way stations. ION sundayto Point
t4:40-B altlmore; Annapolis, and WAY Stations.
t5:45-BALTIMORE EXPRESS (Alartlnsburg and
Way, via Relay. Stops at Hyattsyille and
605-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
f6:45-BaItimore and Way Stations
7:3O-BALTIMORE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
ts:5O-PIIrTSBURG: CINCINNATI, AND ST.
&IO-BaLTiM0RE, EVANSVILLE, AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS. Stops signal or to let of
passengers ut any station between Washington
t1OOO- PHILADELPHTA, NEW YORK, AND BOs-
TON EXPRESS. Sleeping car to New York,
and special sleeping car at Philadelphia
TDaily. +Sundays only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, and 6I9 and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth street
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
and received at any point in the city.
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For Norfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress
Monroe, and the South.
THE STEAMER
GE OR GE II AR

GE OR GLE FAR
carrying the United States Mall
will leave her wharf. foot of Seventh street, on
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS at $50 p. M, and
SATURDAYS at p NJ, stopping at PINEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT going and returning.
Returning, leaves Norfolk on Wednesdays, Fridays,
and Sundays, at p. III.
Beginning May l, 1881, Excursion Tickets good for
four days will be issued as follows:
FrsclasS Fare TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk g 90
FirStclasS Round Trip 10 Fortress Monroe and
Second class each way...... 80
FirSt-claSS Fare to Piney Point and PIT. Lookout so
Firstclass Round Trip to Piney Point and Point
LOOK Z oJ
y - ~ ~
StaterOoms, 81; Meals, 75c.
Freight received until D. M.
The steamer will extend her trips 10 Georgetown
every Monday, stopping at Hartley's Wharf
Tickets and StaterOOmS can be had and informa-
ton cheerfully furnished at B. w. Reeds Sons l2l6
street northwest; Cooks Tours 43 Pennsylvania av-
enue w. S. Roses cigar stands at the principal no
tells; II. r. POlkinhorn's next to City PoStOce and
at the Company'S office. foot of Seventh street
GEORSE NArTINGLY, Superintendent
WILLIAM z. WEIGH, Agent. mail
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
DOUBLE Track JASNEy COUPLER. STEEL RAILS

THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
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STATE BONDS.
Foreign Money Market.

sUD-TREASURY BALANCES.
Gold AL 90 Currency....- 500 $50 90
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Nmusenemts.
THE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL
AND ROLLER SKATING RINK,

New York avenue and II street, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets.
THE SWIMMING SEASON
will open shortly
Season and Course Tickets can now be obtained &S
the office from a. to D. M, where full nOrna-
ton will be furnished. my9M&W
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SPECIAL ASN0ENCENEN T
BY keIIuIn ~ Roinu. Whole
sale Grocers. Waco.

WACO, Texas. December $, 1881.
On the 6th of December, We occupied
our new. premises, CORNER FIFTH AND
JACKSON STREETS, on the line OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad. The new house is a
model OF convenience, built especially TO meet
the wants of our increased trsde
The reduced rates of freight oGrred by the
new road and the diminished cost of handling
goods at the stand, will give Us advantages
which no prudent buyer can Afford to over
look.
We have in store very large and we'll
selecte stock of goods, and are prepared to
meet any legitimate competition.
Our old friends and all merchants within
reach Of this market axe respectfully invited
to visit rs in cur new quarters.
7 he old stand in asst Waco will continue
to be used as warehouse for the storage of
Cotton and such goods as we ship by the II.
and 7. G. railroad.
This arrangement gives us the advantage of
a warehouse and switch on both roads Lead
ing into Waco, and provides us with more
square feet of storage capacity than is owned
and occupied by any grocery house In
Texas. Respectfully,
RELLUM & RoTAN,
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The Bell House

Persons who wish transient or pcrma-
nent board, with or without room, will
find unexcrlled accommodations at tic
Bell house, i'll the new Carter building, OIL
AuStir avenue. The house, furniture and
everything i new and first-ciass through
out. II is the aim of the proprietor to set
the best table that can he found AMI tu,-
nisl cool, well ventilated rooms, so tina;
there will be No cau,e for complaint. He
OFF RS everything tue market afior ) and
gives reasonable .ates. Engage board a
once II you wise a gsOd rom nj moderate
Expense. -lU04}ln
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II vou want to DE wcil dressed, or
desire The best articles in clothing, hats.
Try goods or gents furnishing goods.
look ut The stock OF {. Robinson. 20
Austin avenue. The goods and prices
VIII satisfy you.--0920t5t.
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On Thirty Dnxsr -EriaI

We will s,n1 DI. DYES celebrated Electro
volatile Belt a1d Other electric appliances on
rial for thirty days to young men ana other
persons who are afflicted with nervous debil
lty, lost vitality, etc, guaranteeing speedy
relief and complete restoration Of vigor ant
manhood. Also fer rheumatism, Neuralgia
paralysis, liver and kidney difficulties, rup-
urss, and mann other diseases. Illustrated
amph'st sent fres. Address volatile Belt
Co MarthRll mich
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Relief committee OF the Christian church for
the month of December: Mrs. +. g STEPHENS.
chairman; Mrs, DIR. Moore; and VI IS 4. Hall .
Information from the sick and needy gladly
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