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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
THE WARDROBE OF An ACTRESS STOLEN.

In the clearinghouse at No. 800 East
Eighteenthst live several theatrical persons, among
the number Marie Gestinger. who plays leading role
at the Thaa Theatre In the Bowery The actress eit
the clearinghouse about o'clock last evening and
half hour later the only persons in the house were
Mrs Wilson, the landlady and her servants They Were
In the basement until nearly o'clock. AT that time one
Of the servants up stairs to the second floor on al
errand discovered all the doors on that floor stand
ing wide open. Mrs. Wilson was called and she saw
that belonging to the actress was missnG Tie
trunk had been placed IN the ball outside Madame Ges
myers room messenger was sent to the ITALIA Thea.
tire to inquire the actress had ordered her trunk to be
removed from the boarding house. and the answer 70
eeiyed convinced Mrs. Wilson that the trunk Lad
been stolen. An examination OF the rooms
showed that nothing else had becn touched
by the thieves who had entered TIC
House By OF false keys. When the police were in
formed Of the robbery pe rolinan on Guty IT Elgh
teenth-st. remembered having seen man and boy
carrying the trunk from the house toward Ihird-aye.
about 1870 p. m.
Madame Gestinger kept in ignorance OF the rob-
berry last night, but Manager Amberg ~ the Thsiia
Theatre said that lie dresses contained IN the stolen
trunk made by Worth in Penis and were valued at
$1,000. They were to have been used by the acteas III
the play OF " EavaIt"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
THE B4EONESS DE TaOMSEN'S TEA.

The Baroness de Thomson gave large tea
party Yesterday afternoon ut her house. No west
Tweuty.frstst About 40 invitations were issued Inc
table was spread by Pnard and furnished
by Stub Three florists prepared the decorations-Gaor
elsOn, Mcconnell and Pennock. Among tie largo hora
pieces were an open parasOl tray white swan anG
tea pot and cup resting upon SILVER In inc rou.
parlor was fountain of cologne, ulmmeo
with smiax. large painting OF the Emperor o. Dir"
gill adjoining the wall between the two manIIepleces'
was trmuled with smilax flowers. Two young misses
Sylvia de Thomsen daughter OF the Baroness and Mara
Theresa de Perinat presented the guests with Douques
The Baroness de Thomson wore dress OF DiacR sttn
with trimming o. steel and jet, and diamond ornaments
Among the invited guests were DIR. schumacher TUE
German Consul General; Baron Liebenstein Mrs Jota
Sherwood Mrs Z. Higgins. Mrs. Robert CUTTING Mrs'
Jules ReyDal, Mrs A. L. Tucker, Mrs. David Dudey
Field, Mrs. j. Pierpont Morgan. Mrs. Wagstan' MIS-
Isaac N Phelps, Mrs. Samuel Jones, Mrs john H. wat
son. Miss Watson, Mrs. Walter G. Stokes hrs Coe ~.
Tows Mrs Lee, Miss Catharine Tracy, Mrs. and MISS
Schieffen Mrs. Manton Marble, Miss Lam iaiu BITS.
Alexander Taylor, Miss Taylor. Mrs Parson. PISS PISS
Chamberlain. Mrs. Turnure. Mrs. Joseph mario; Ais'
Robinson, Mrs. Thomas MeaGler, Mrs. ID num- mrH A.
Fernando de- Navarro, Signor Flores John W. Halers-
lev, Miss Hamersley, Salvador de Mendonca Bra2lal
nsu(;encrl General ID. Butterfied, General McMa-
hon Mr. and Mrs. William Jay, Mr.. Banca OF Peru Cen
era Lawrence. Miss Barnard Miss Frances Barnard lpO
Tito dc Urarte Consul General OF Spain, aud wfe udge
Mrs Commodore Garrison Miss Randall. DR.. Walker.
W. Semmler, Mrs. Z. Halsey. Mrs Engene heny, ors'
Hicks-Lord, Mira del CalvO Mrs. Charles MunEinger,
Miss Boodgood, Mrs. and Miss Coitng, Miss Allc ,
nat Mrs. ADtonO Ferry. Mira James H. SieDbdins, MISS
ste6bins, Mrs Won Stade. Delaney Nicoll.
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THE ACCIDENT IN JERSEY CITY.

ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF the DISASTER AT ConAVI
xIpAw srArIoN-coNDIrIoN OF SOME on rHs
INJURED. A..
The wrecked car which was thrown from tnA
track of the Central Railroad Of New-Jersey az sne
Commuu,paw station in Jersey CITY THURSDAY
evening and was almost destroyed o. ntS
was early sesssttSss s y.e %Sran Yesterday
Hrs Harris. of Morris.ave., Elizabeth. wao
burned . sSSa the b hee eS Ssa for
t,mc' Edward Reeves. the ticket agent OF the c'n'
pany at Esabsth was I'll a,sa Ss b
being hurled head foremost against the rooi o. LIZ
car, but ig s believed that he will recover vss
Weeks. of Elizabeth, was confined TO has noun? rs
teray by injuries to his breast and bead hsn h
seated near the stove. but was not nsrhSa sad bs
inset. William Scofieid, of Plsintsia h h;s sars
right arm crushed his face out and one o. sssmst
almost torn from his head By being tnro" ~ tie car
aud almost through. one Of the wlnS0w1h aesdent
Many Others were cut and bruised oy ~ ,Ssv werS
but as their Injuries we're slight. sn conlS not -
able To 20 to their homes their names coa'~ NV ~
asCortalnod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
THE RECEPTION OF MRS. VAN ZANDE
Mira. Wyuant Van Zandt and Miss Van Zandt,


Of No. I59 Lexington ave. held reception yesterday
afternoon from O'Clock until z. The front room the
seoopd floor used as tho main supper room, and
smaller room below contained q table spread with
tempting dslicacies. The supper was furnished by
Msres and the flowers were from KIunder's Mrs. Van
Eapdt wore o costume OF ssrnet velvet trimmed with
garnet san and lace. and diamond ornaments Miss Van
Eandt dress OF white satn trimmed with Spanish
lace and pearls She in her hair large pearl tiara
Among the invited guests were Mrs. William Ast0r,
Miss Astor Mr. and Mrs John Jacob Astor Mr.. aud Mrs.
August Belmont, Messrs- McCreery, Mr. and Mrs Sam-
uei A. Warner Mira De Nsvarro Mrs. Eastman johnson,
Mr.. aud Mira Maturin Livingston Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
O. Goodhue, Mrs. Charles Parker Mrs. Lloyd Aspnwal,
Mira John Sherwood, Mrs. William Oolhout John Jay,
Mrs Benjamin Il Field, Mrs. David Dudley Field, Mrs.
e. d. Morgan, MIRA Il. y. Morgan r., Mrs. Robert L.
Cutting. Mrs. william Rhineiander, T. j. Oakley Rhine
lander. ~ and Mrs Frederic de Peyster, the Misses dc
Peyser, Mrs.. John Taylor Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Lis
pensrd Stewart Mr.. and Mra Adrian Isein,
III. and MrA Columbus Iseln. Mrs. Winthrop Ray,
Miss Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Coventry waddell, Mrs. T. y,
NeaEher. Mr.. and Mira. g. L. n Barlow. Professor and
Nh Dersmns. Nr. and Ars d'ocsmsulx, Mr.. ana Mrs
aRspse Pail Commodore and Mfs Baldwin, sLeRoy.
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Mrs. Robert Goelct, Mrs. Ogden Goelet hrs. hugn l.
Dlcncv MIRA Edward n Taller the Misses Taller August
Bsluont. r., Mrs. T. Maitland. MT and hrs. james l.
Kcruochap Mr. and MIRA Pierre Loriiard, Miss Krrhoc
han Mrs. WaestaR Mlss Barnard, Miss HGmcrsley, N g.
Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs. g. 3. Rowland, Mrs. Hamilton
Fish, srs Paran Stevens Mrs Richard T. %.Sni M
and Mrs Daniel Torrance. Mr.. and Mrs. Freuerc Se'
MIR aud Mrs. William II. Nelson, Mrs. bucnalan W. VIZ
tbrop. Mrs DR.. seabury Miss seapury N,S: IT,, MIS-
ISrton, Mira Bettner. Mrs. Eugene Kelly, Ma John ~
Jones, Mrs oyd Jones, Mrs. J.. p Field MITE DreTr
Judge and Mrs. Jones Colonel ana Mrs. It'ie' Wv
Misses Inthers, Miss Lcary, Mrs ana Mi;s A;s, r
dure b. Bronson, the Misses Bronson, Mrs.. KoDert w.
Ruherfurd Mrs. James Fl. Stebbns. Miss otcO9hs. S'I
and Mrs Eugene schieffenn. Mir. and Mrs; hdgar D.
schieaelin Mrs. DR.. Wood. Commodore ana mrs. -
rison, Miss Mclean. Mss Randall, MrS, b n,iSs
WITH Richard OGorman, Mrs. DR.. Francis DeapGl1'
Mrs Joseph Deafeld, Mrs. Charles Moran, mrs hilh
land Mrs George Carr Mr. ard Mrs Barclay Ears f.u
Miss Wighann, Mrs Moser. Mrs Robert Winthrop, mrS'
James W. Gerard, Mr. and Mrs. g. B. Scherlnerhcrh h'
and Mira Isaac Bell, Miss Scberm 0rn. Proc 5sor anu
Mrs. Henry Draper Mr.. aud Ms William Kingsianu'
Rear-Admra aud Mrs. Livingston, Mrs Dr. van Dutsn'
Mrs Gerard stuyvesant, Mrs Henry Cot' MIS- Die'So'
Mira. K0uuI2e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
SUPERVISING VICE.


. pr,. To PROTECT CHILDREN FROM DANGEROUS
TEMPTATIONS
iyRou TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE,
A1nANy. Feb. 1.-THE temptations now heio
out IN large cities for children TO lead INC Vi WY
alarming thousands Of parents Added 10 tuese arc III
uepces to corrupt children who have no inmate
toward vice. Tnese subjects have lately Deeh ura"n "
IN. attention of Erastus Brooks and To-Day IN tne AZ
aembIy he introduced bill which is intended 10 give
legislative aic to men and who may endeavor 10
ave children from evil ways. The first section OF ING
bill is directed that vice which expressVey
under the maine OF pool for drinks or the payinR
that game of billiards for glasses OF liquor s'rppeu %
legal verblaye. the section declares that anSo"o VIZ
sells drink 10 boy or girl under sixtetn' OF per''
-, 90 ,,v h,,,,ards in barrooms shall be guilty OF
imiademeauor The boy or girl may be detained IN
xttness In a memorial accompanying the VII
IT Ia said that this section Is intehoeo u
preyent the atrocous practice OF poopayng ior
by which very many children, especially In our large
cities are taught to gamble in low saloons at an carry
age for liquor and graduate IN the schoo oi Vce
II IA also intended to prevent children being sent py
parents who inhobit teDementhouses and NOVELS dnu
there drink TO intoxicatson, for liquor.
The second section gives authority to enter disrepn
table houses for the purpose OF resculng young
Urls who may have been enticed into such
1locss The records of the character Of the
s,ouse on file at the Police Department, are maze
,rma facie evidence. Under present laws spy system
has been en- poyed to get evidence in such cases. and
: this is Objectionable
third section Of the bin authorizes any magistrate
having criminal jurisdiction commit child to some
charitable institution when has been convicted OF dis
obeying the law. The section is intended to permit
vonng children convicted of petty offences TO be sent
70 charitable institution instead OF to s., Jan
In NeW-York child was locked for ten days In the
City prison on conviction Of stealing doll 90 700,
Children held az witnesses Of offences now compelled
10 be locked IN houses OF detention with the most de-
prayed adults of both and frequently leave them
adopts 10 vice." ..
fourth section s intended to prevent the frequent
ing Of theatres by very yonng children at night oe
clsree that any officer theatre who shall admit 70
any theatrical exhibition in the evening child aotuay
ar aupareny under fourteen years OF age not aocom
nan,ed by sope reputable person. shall be guilty or
Z m,sdcmeanor. Any such CHILD f o. tH,.,a IN
n theatre shall Another subject 10 toucneu
in seoton s. This forbids tue seliiog to children
az rearms or any written printed account vi muir
der rape, robbery or forgery" The memoriaste say
MANY q child Is induced to commit crime Dy reading
the flash literature OF the day."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
MR. CHANDLER ON REPUBLICAN FEELING.

HIGH EXPECTATIONS or THE INCOMING ADMINS
TIATIoN-MR. BLAINE II THE CABINET
William Z. Chandler, of New Hampshire,
said the other night TO IHiAUSE reporter, at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel:
"Ihave lust returned from Washington and cannot.
therefore, tell you about tho political feeling In New
England Before left It was, think, the universal
opnion that General Garfield would make tie beat Pros
dent The country has had for No one Of his pre-
decessors has Como to the White House with such
thorough knowledge OF what this Government needs
and what is Chef Executive should do for
tho people and few, II amy. of onr honored Presi-
dents have had such scholarly attanrnents and literary
ability Itell you that the people o. tho United eh"s
have elected man 10 the highest Office IN their gift who
Will be 1T representative OF theg great ration. There
ia feeling Of very great satisfaction the Rcpub
Ecana al Washington at the tdrn affairs have taken
The Republicans viii bo III tho minority !,
that Ia one reason. Another IL because Of tho
failures Of the Democratic party. Their leaders
hve urnvcd themselves utterly Incompetent TO shap
National affairs. while thcy nave been Ia power. thh
,here IL little danger or IL" paTJ eecuIg new efus
What IL tlic latest gossip about the CAblIetI
do think Their Is much Latest AOou' " AuIrs
are urety much the they werr, nbclng Generally
cnur nd TIA; 81 VIII be SocretaTJ Uf state
sti do not th;nk that General Garfield has nrfcd tue
ton 10 Mr. Blaine, although DeIcVe III VIII surely
40 3d." A., =, ,,.,, ~.
"If Mr. Blaine should be appointed do YOU think New
England would 81 sHtlzr-dP
YES do. nave not heard rom any r1liahlc f0rrro
tint tLtrs was probability OF 40 Cablue' Masters
nclug called from New-Eugihni. Tie appointment 81
lie OF New England that thcy would .'ot expect buy
I htu III re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
MARRIED IN FEAR or A RAZOR.

Samuel G. Courtney, as referee, has just
filed his report in singular suit for the annuent OF
marriage and Justice Donohue, in Supreme Court,
Chambers, yesterday, signed the decree aunulng IT,.
The suit Is brought by Jessie Hunt Risbcy. music
teacher and the daughter OF Thrdavc hardware store
proprietor. The defendant Is David II. Risbey, young
man nving in Harlem He threatened TO cut the young
woman's throat with one day In 1873 when he
was recovering from debauch. The story pub
ished full at the time In the newspapers. Mr. Court
ney finds that the plaintiff compelled into the
rage by force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
OBITU1RY.
John Is. CARRINGTON.

NEwHAvEN, Conn.,, Fob. 11.-John B.
Carrington proprietor and editor OF The Journal and
Courier, died this morning Of eryspeas He established
that aDer aud was the Oldest publisher and editor I'm
the ii ate. He stakeholder aud director III many
local corporations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

BALTIMORE, Feb. IL. The American Library
Association at the Johns Hopkins University this
morning after two-days' session IN Washington The
the guests OF the University by Invitation
OF Professor Gilman, who made IN address OF welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE President sent

the following nominations to tbs Senate to-day:
Abbott L. United Consul at Aipoc India
Postma sters-wrgnt n Barnes TO 90 Postmaster AZ
Chatha N. 2: Leonard Wilson ct Marshall NO.: William
Mulenix ut Bristol Tenni Arthur g. Barber. as Alameda
Gal; william J. Bryan. Gt Brcnham, Texas.
10 Assistant Surgeons In tbe Army with tho rank %
Leuteuant-George Z. Bushnell, VI NewYosk CityT
Marlborough c. Wyetn Of M0nclsir, N. J.; William II. Ar
thur OF Baltimore Md and Henry p. Birmingham Of 81
Pan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
MRS. JOHN NJ, CORSE.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Feb. 11.-Mrs. Ellen
Edward COrsc, wife Of General John u. Corse and
daughter OF james 2. Edwards, founder OF The Bwng.
Havkeve, died this morning COrse was widely
known In New-York and Bos0n. being member Of the
Women's Club Ia the latter city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12

s,cn eas ,o.pouded to BY Mr. Justin Wnsor OF Har,
ynrl irniyrrSty Invitations we're chen It
As.ocia:io by Dr. Morrison 10 VISIT the
n anr ptfe,d rho rehearsal or symphony @ ~
and nv Joln IL b. Introbe visit the roomS o. .mg r
orca sociey and tae Mercantile Lornry: I'll, 90 md the
t,,. bssooiaiI0n WAS addressed ~ MI LatiOoo' "
osaoatsri, adj ,urTed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
LYMAN DENNISON.

RED BANK, N. j.. Feb. 11.-Lyman Denni-
son. founder Of the Grocels Bank OF NewYork, died ut
tue residence OF his brother Charles DennlsoD mt Little
Silver, ut noon to-day He eghtyve years OF age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Senate in exec
udve session to-day confirmed the following nomiua-
lions:
John r. Harranft Collector OF Customs st Phadelphist
Charles H. Burns United Ststes Attorney for Newasmp
shire Charles Langley TO DO Postmaster ct Tpton Iowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12

Little Oracle had been told that it was i'm
polite to take the last biscuit OH the table The otter
morning, breakfast she observed 10 gaze long
end earnestly at the solitary biscuit the brcadplate
the coveted morsel she exclaimedF "Oh, mamma, Use
almost 'paryedb dess won't b. polite to-day. I'll
wait till tome day when amt TO hungry-lBosIon
TRANSCRIPTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
DIR. WILLIAM HARKIN.

TORONTO, Feb. 11.-Dr. William Harkn,
member Of Parliament for Prescott seized with q
At the Parliament House this afternoon, and soon
died,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
LEGISLATIVE WORK.
.vor,,rp pppoRT ON CITY EXPENSES.

ANOTHER REPORT ON CITY EXPENSES.
A NEW STATE CAPITOL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fo"
CHILDREN.
In the Legislature Yesterday Senator Dxpy SUI,
mitted minority report giving ms Opinions w sA
cost OF governing this city. Mr.. oa'hh m',ouu
,,r,;on copdem, ing the Capitol and proposing
49, .notber be puilt elsewhere Mr.. Brooks intro
rced bill to prevent the sale Of liquors TO chill
Srsn and to suppress the practice of allowing them
to play pool for drinks"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
BEQUEST TO An ACADEMY.

Boston, Feb. lit is understood that the
late John NJ PnkerIon, OF this city, LETT by his will
100000 tho academy Ia Rerry NJ H. founded by his
grandfather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12

A MISUNDERSTANDING oOALW - tTssmons ger;
Not caey mum; nlioe ~ le'oS as sss A1 s.ss
two Tor three aQeacs." -lsun' - ~ "a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-19
"Adger College Commencement,

Sunday, june 18th, 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Baooa-
laureate Sermon by Rev. W. J. Mckay, Of
Mayesville, s. g.
Monday, June 18th, O'Clock, P. NJ, Exhi-
bition OF Preparatory Department. D 81
Monday, June 18th. O'Clock P. NJ, Alumni
Grafton by J. W. Shelor, Esq, Glass Of 1878.
Tuesday Juno 14th, 10 A. NJ, Address before
tho Carolina and Piedmont Literary Societies
by Rev. L. II. Buist, Of Cheraw.
Tuesday, juno 18th, 8 P. NJ, Exhibition Of
the Junior Class. rEe:H.
.Wednesday, June 18th, 10 A. NJ, Addresses
by tho members Of tho Senior Class.
Il Wednesday, Juno 10th, II A. NJ, Anniyersary
pration by Prof. WV. Legaro, of walhalla.
\ Concluded by Conferring of Degrees.
5 Tho exercises will be interspersed with music
by Ansel's Grand Orchestra.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-19
PERRY, Ca, April II, 1870.

have watched the use of tho medicine
now known rs "Swift's Syphilitic Specific"
sinoe tho year l827--over so years and
have mover heard of failure to cure when
properly taken. commenced tho uso OF it
on my slaves, between 1850 and 1855, and
as also did number Of my noighbors and in
overy case that came within my knowledge
it effected q euro. In 1885 my brother-in-
law, George Walker bought at auction
slave not warranted After the purchase it
was discovered that he had had syphilis for
twelve years. His bead was without q hair
on it. He treated him with this remedy, and
in four weeks he was sound aud we'll, and in
short timo had as inc head Of hair as
was ovor owned by negro. Ho owned this
slave many years, and ho mover had any re-
turn Of tho disease nor lost n days work
This 10 only ono among hundreds of instan-
ces Of remark able cures made by this medi,
cine. In all my past liro have never known a
remedy that would so fully accomplish what
i is Recommended to do. II. L. DRNNARp.
TILE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro.
prietors, Atlanta, Ga.
For Sole by NORMAN & Bro, and Wright & Sligh,
Washafia, s. q. li.ls'fa
ea.l for copy of"Young Mems Friend.
May 5, 1887 25-2m.
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sUs1N EsS LOCALS,
do.to BiSmainn,s and buy YOU s,rav bo.

/ Go'to Biemann's and buy you a straw hat.
I The ,,'New Reform" unlaundried dross
shirts is the best in,the market. Price 81.
For sale by ID. Biemann. Son & Co.
I Now Is tho time to paint your houses and
remember that D. Biemann, Son 6 Go. keep
ithe best stock Of. paints and oils in town.
Royal Grown White Lead will look bettor
and last longer than any in tho market.
'~ If you want something that is good in the
way of pure liquors 60 to Biemann's Bar and
whiskey.
IcEI ICE! IoE!!!-Cold soda water, with pure
fruit favored syrups, at Norman's.
Ice for sale at Norman's at cents per pound
Clothing cheap at J. NJ. Carters. White
vests for 81 each.
Ladies' dress goods at 10 cents per yard and
up. Call and eco them and you will buy
x Ladies' sandals and buokskias cheap at J, NJ
Cartcr's. lt
Just received d new lot of -four and other
produce which will sell low for cash or pro-
ducc. ]. NJ. CAprrn.
just received new stock of dress goods
piquos and lawns. an extensive line Of no
tons and a nice liuo Of gents ready made
shirts. Egyptian or pearl millet seed, amber
sugar caneseed, johnson gruss seed and prckl,
comfrey roots aud variety of other seeds
Something new. Golden spike tobacco, fancy
at ono dollar per pound. Goods CONSTANT,
coming in. Come and examine my stool
before purchasing elsewhere and be con,
yinced am making my words true. Bes
Rio coffee at six pound for one dollar, a
| w. 4. REID's.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-19

II Dos'r WANT THAT STUFF" is what a
]ady of Boston said to her husband whom he
brought homo some medicine to cnre bor Of
eick beadaohe and neuralgia which had mado
Der miseraflo for fourteen years. At the frat
attack thereafter, il was administered to her
with such good results, that she continued it's
use until o1tcd. and made go enthusiastic in
its prade, tifat sbe induced twenty two Of
the best familissin her circleto adopt it as
their regular family medicine. tEhat "stuH"
is Hop Bitters. w Standard.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-19

MANY combinations have been tried, but none
with such happy results as Rankin's Extract of
Buchu and Juniper. If you orc suffering from
any derangement Of tho kidneys or bladder,
gravel, pain or weakness in the back or hip. get
bottle--onc or two will relieve you. This
article has been before the public for nearly ten
years and its sale is constantly increasing and
that with very little advertising which proves
it to be an article Of merit. We have cslimo-
malls from somo Of tho leading physicians of
Georgia, South Carolina and Florida aud other
States, in regard TO its reliability rs diurctc
and n remedy for the diseases for which it is
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