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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-15
Tho Mctho0ists.

The Methodist Episcopal Church, Sonth.
is next to the largest OF al tho Methodist
bodies in the world. The General Conference
has inst closed at Nashville, aud the policy
of the denomination on several questions was
then settled for at least four years to come
1t refused to change the discipline 50 us 70
make women eligible rs Sunday school SUI
pcrintcndcnts. II pctitioncd Congress against
the carrying Of mails on Sunday. 1t declined
to amend the rule (nrbilding tho use Of in
toxicatng beverages. so rs to make it also
prohibit their manufacture and sale bnt it
inycighcd against intcmpcrancr and pro-
vidcd that dealers in alcoholic drinks might
be proceeded against under tho law Of the
church relating to imprudcnt conduct. as to
the marriage Of persons divorced for other
causes than adultery, the vote was unanimous
that no preacher ought to ofliciatc in such
eases; but il was decided no. to put any pro
vision in the discipline nn tho subject In
the matter Of amnscmcnts, a strenuous eifort
was made to pn. all dancing, thca.ricals.
circnscs aud card playing under q band but
it failed, aud the law which leaves such
diversions to be dealt with by the local
churches was left unalscrcd. Indulgence in
tobacco was not forbidden, hut resolution
was passed dcprccatng an incorporate use
Of the weed. The usc Of tho revised
New Testament in Sunday schools was
ordered to be discontinued a proposition
to assess oil members equally for the support
Of the church. and cxpcl those who refused
to pay when able to do so. was rejected.
The denomination was asked to celebrate
tho centennial nf Episcopal Mnl,oai>n,, in
1884. by cnnrlihn,jng 50 O0o,CO0 to be ar-
piled to missions. education and church cx-
tension.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-15

If Tx Governor Frank Moses is wise he
will employ his leisure time during his i'm
r,isonment on Blackwcll's Island in getting
up evidence about The Congressional election
in South Carolina next November so that
in case the House in tho For'y~cghth Cons
gress should be Republican he can get seat.
AS the latin poet has beautifully OBJ
served, "In the pcnitcntary prepare for Con.
gross.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-15

Providence Democratic Club will meet ut the
usual place. Saturday, June II, for The purpose
of recognizing. Take due notice and govern
yourselves accordingly.
f. l.. SITTON, President
ORR TRBnLE, Secretary
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-15

While tho country is in anxiety about the
crops which need to be abundant this year
to maintain prosperity, tbcro comes with the
first promise Of realized hopc news of tho
advent of the potato bug in millions and of
the army worms in countless swarms. a
more novel enemy troubles the California
wheat growers. Day and night mounted
men patrol the twelve square miles compris"
ing the wheat farm of ono grower to Gre into
flocks Of wild geese which settle down on the
fields. Last year the cost Of men, horses
aud ammunition for tho protection Of this
farm was $4,000. Farmers near tho New
York markets would doubtless like to cx.
change tho army worm for the wild goose
NClU York SHa.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-15
FRUIT, FRUIT.

Can your fruit. a largo lot Of fruit jars
just received at Norman's
Croquet sets cheap at Normnn's.
Fresh French candies at Norman's.
Ice cold soda at Norman's.
Bo snrc to visit Norman's Crystal Drug
Store when you come to commencement.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-15

WoRTn REMEMBERING. - Now that good
times are again upon us it ia worth rcmcm :
boring that no one can enjoy the plcasantcst
surroundings il in bad health. There are
hundreds of miserable people g>ing
about will, dsDrdcrcd stomachs. liver
or kidneys. when bottle of Parkcrs Ginger
Tonic would do them more good than all the
medicines thcy have ever tried.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-15

RALEIGH, June 10.--In the United States
Court hero to day Dempsey Bryant, Jr., and j.
H. Ball, who were found guilty in the TIalirnx
election cause, were cnoh fined $500 The En-
field election cases wero continued.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-15
Rsar,asa.osg, Cave.

Bishop Warren gives this vivid discrip-t
tion of the great cuyc:
One's general idea Of cave is that Of an
open space under ground, or in u mountain
side. Mammoth Cave is made up of pass
sogcs, avenues, and tortuous crooks, rather
than of vast open spaces. You can toxic
the short route (scvcn milcs) to be done in
two hours, tho long (sxtcen miles) to be
done in four hours. the combined to be done
in from five to twelve or more We chose
tho combined. There arc avenues down
which one could drive coach and four if
fnirly cleared up on the floor. There ara
places that arc mere cracks, "fat MANS mis-.
cry" "tall man's ubusemcnt," aud "cork.
screws" Here is tho River Styx, L,ko
Lathe aud Echo River, running under GU
arch so low that little rise in water reudors
passage impossible. Sometimes it rises
unexpectedly and leaves porties in the dark
beyond the arches unablo't to return till tho
water subsidies saw the oyeIcss fish Of
these dark rivers; their pyinrip pal use in this
world being to serve Dr.. Bushnell for an
illustration 10 his scrm;u on "ex.irpati,n Of
unused faculties"
Here aud there amid these long passages
are open spaces called "domes," where tho
"utcl"C'iFcu Iock riSCS nlncty or hunurCu,
or hundred md thirty feet from the floor.
When these places are ligctcd up by the
brilliant Bengal lights they arc bothweird
and grand. The variety Of formation 10 tho
cave surpasses apythipg havo ever wit
messed. In most caves the s,alnctito and
stalsgmitc systcms arc easily understood, but
the lower ends arc dtli,ately gro,vcd in
various directions, by what process it is i'm
possible to imagine. lntermingod with
these ham like figures are variously sized
gn'tac, as delicntcly cut as those of tho
Greeks on tho Pauhcnon.
In somc parts of the cave the gypsum has
crystalized into snow balls that glitter over,
the roof; in other pieces there arc delioatei
flowers, somc eight inches in dinmetrr. Tho
stnlact:tc pillars are ca'npnntvclylfcw but
exceedingly curious. In one place half
dozen form /" kind Of bower, giri which four
couples have been married. The first bride
had promised her mothcr not to hc married
while she lived Oh earth. q very foolish
promise, aud this was her way to keep it.,
and also get mnrrlcd.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-15

Anderson Intc!gcnccr: Tho nomination of
COL Hugh s. Thompson for Governor, which is
made by our correspondent, "Anlcrson," is n
most excellent ono. Col. Thompson will not be
candidate for the Office, but lie cannot decline
if nominated. lie would make splendid Go
vernon If elected and would give to the State
the most enthusiastic canvass We have had since
1876. Ilo is n fine organizer, an eloquent
speaker and genial gentleman. IIo would be
as easily elected as any man we could nominate
It's easier to run 10 debt than to crawl
out again.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-15
WMTRGg.

ysf5 TIEITIATE5:
f6r fssbseri iption, $3.50 per anaun,,
Z ficttg ~ dJud,ice; Jor sir mouths, rs cents
BeS- ddpert inserted at one dollar per
s9,taro Of one iaeh OF Tess for he frst insertion,
aud ,Gfta cents sach sabsequeat i,@rtiom.
geD- Obituary Notices er.ecd;ny fve lines
7fiba6cs Of Respect, 4 Communications ef per-
sonal character, ,ehen odissa5ic, and dano,.,'ce
ments of Candidates piH be charged for as adrer.
isen,elts. W. az
nay JOB Prihting neatly and cheaply erecutca
BsS' Necessity con,pcis as to adhere strictly
dths requirements Of CASH Payments.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-15

a DEltGuTrUI. NuvGLTy - Indies prefer
Floreston Cologne because they find this
lasting combination Of exquisite perfumes q
delightful novelty.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-15
AMENDMENT.

Tho State Concention Of June, 1880,
adopted the following resolutions:
RcSoiccd, That tho Recommendation of tho
National Democratic Committee relating to
cn eNicio membership Of committees be
adopted, as far "a the same provides for the
member Of the national committee being CO.
c0icio a member of the State Executive Com,
lnittoc.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-15

Wo shall not have much reason to com.
plain Of the nnrro|ness OF four minds if we
will but employ them about what may bo of
use to us. Our business here is to know all
things but those which concern our conduct
I InnLn
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-15
Attention. Democrats

S. j. McELEoY, Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-06

Express rain from Reno and Local Passenge- train av
ing Virginia at O'Clock NJ connect It Mound House
with trains Carson and Colorado Railroad arriving at
Hawthorne at $40 NJ. of day, connecting with the
United States Stage Conpanys line of Concord coaches
arriving st Aurora and Bodie evening; irving
Luning 5: connecting with stages for Grants
vxle Belmont, Tyho and arriving at Cancelar4 at
see P. NJ 0oacectnJ with stages tor Column
bus Silver Peak, Monteznms, Aida Valley, Gold
Mountain Benton, Bishop Creek ard indep ndence
H. NJ YERtNGTON,
General Superintendent.
D. A. BENDER
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-06

The above tai MS daily And make close opnne2
tioa Mound Holse with trains u the Virginia d
Trlckee ssirad fer Virginia City aud Reno, and with
central Pacj =. Rsuo, via Virginia & 1rsckse
ts.rosd for al points F. 'st AID West
R.1 TtfsasEs TDN. Ger. Sups-
x J. LAWS.
Assistant Superintendent.
D. \ BENDER
General Frei.h, aui pa-sc Agent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-06

Il 4 rever.failina cure for ner
vous debility, exhausted vital
ity, sesninia! weakness. sper
Biatorraea, ISST MAN
HDGH, impotency, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects Of
self-abuse. youthful follics and
and excuses in maturer years
such as loss OF memory, las
situde. nocturnal emission, q
version to society, dimness OK
vision, noises in the head, the
vital fluid passing Jsiobservo6
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-06

and death
DE-. NiNTIE viii agree to forfeit Five Hundred
s1oIls ~ for case Of this kind the VITAL HE-STOR
ALIVE pder his special advice and treatnen0 will not
cure or for anything impure injurious found in it, DIR
MsastE treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Innsu:tation f--e Thorough examina
ton and advice including analysis OF urine, 50 CO. Pr
of Vital restorative, g 90 bottle or four times
the quantity 5000; any address upon receipt OF
price c. O. D.. from observation, and IN private
name II ,{,siret bv =. T.. MANTIE, NJ. II.
III Kearney Street san francisco. Cal.
DIR. MfNTsT'S KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPH.
RE .ICTM. cures a kinds OF Kidney and Bladder com
airts GonoErhra elect, Leueorr1a. For SAFE by t. r.
Foster C. Thaxter Druggists Carson City Si0o
a title six bottles for 800
DIR. NANTES DANDELl1N PILLS are the
h,,t and chea,..st Dyspepsia and BILIOUS cure
il the market For sale BY r. r. Foster and George &.
Thaxter, druggists Carson (sty3 mhi7 "
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-06
OR. SPENNEY.
No. IL Kearny Street,
treats All Chronic and Special1Dfsea>cs


Young Men
UIRO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE EFFRCtr S
w of ynuthff ciiies indiscretop, will do well 20
avail themselves Of this the greatest boon laid the
altar of suffering humanity. DIR SFINNEF will guaran
forfeit 500 for NJ seminal weahne
private disease OF kind character which he ue
takes and fails TO
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There many the OF thirty to sixty who
troubled with frequent evacuatous OF the bladfs
often accompanied by slight snarng bu' ming -ensf
ton and a weakening Of che system manner the pa
tent account On examining the urinary de-
posits sediment will often I've found and sometimes
small tces Of albumeu will appear, the color VIII
be Of thin nilksh hue, again changing to dark and
torpid appearance There many men who die OF this
difficulty ignorant of the which liz the second
stage OF seminal weakness DR.. will guarantee rest
in all such cases. and healthy restoration OF the
genite urinary organs
Office Hours-io and to sundays, from 10 to II
Consul atoms free Thorough examination and advice.
p Call address,
DIR. SPINNEX & CO,
oa4-I! No II Kea ny street, San Francisco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-16
Wall street 'Eo-day.
STOCK EXCHANGE MARKETS. FgvERISH.

NEW YORK, February i6-The Ii1Sf's financial
article says: At the stock Exchange the markets
are extremely teNersh, Tut the volume NJ business
Is smaller Than yesterday and there is less excite
ment United StatcS bonds are ND = Tor the TOURS
and down . for the extended ftyes. State bonds
are steady, at fractional changes. Railroad bonds
are Irregular. but a rule l az per cent lower,
the latter decline having occurred IN Wabash gem
cral mortgage 6S which felto seq, and G G & l.
{. Incomes TO 55L each ot these in the late de-
cline has sold blow these figures. The active
shares in the stock market have fallen = ~ per
cent. led 10y Denver and Rio Grande % 60: Jersey
Central r: has fallen ~ 60 s97s, Louisville
ana Nashville, 3's TO ST.; Reading, Us 10 59h;
Texas and Pacific, Ia 80 ala; Kansas and Texas,
Ia TO 3D. wabash preferred. per cent TO 81: Mis-
souri, Pacific, IL TO 1904; Wabash. per cent 70
co.; Tvs Mrstrn Union, Ia TO 7s,s. and the
The trunk line shares. Milwaukee and St Paul
and Northwest. Northern Pacific preferred having
been comparatively steady. In the list of special
ueS Hannibal and St Joseph preferred fell 70 81
from 1868, American District telegraph "a II
from AZ, and Bloomington and Western 10 -
from ~, Columbia and Grcenyille 10 30
from 92, ana Chattanooga 10 12ls from "a.
The liarket is thoroughly Gemoralizcd, the bulk OF
the "long' stock coming on from Europe. although
tlIn1d domestic holders are to a moderate extent
unfolding; but il Is fair calculation That for
every hundred shares OF long stock sold two hun
drtd shares OF short sales are put out The
local money market may be- called moderately
action for loans on stocks. but extremely easy
loans on United States bonds The stock brokers
are generally paying per cent. ana money lenders
are more closely ScrulnZing the cOliatrals offered
which is natural enough in view OF the recent
heavy break in several stocks and bonds
Time loans on stocks are SAD per cent,
according To the collaterals; on United States
bonds are 3a3s per cent Prime MERCANTILE
paper is sac per cent. The market for for,irn ey-
change, while more literally supplied win COM
mercal bills. is FULLY steady ana rather dull The
failures thus far Oh account of the collapse OF
spetuati'h hatt nov oe' IA a. llrge or as numerous
as vas expected but it is rumored that others are
impending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-16
,Eer-Isic .Fra.r,;y i'm Town.


RoCs RsPIDs, lOg February i6-YcSterday b.
orc tAe Coro3or,S Jury engaged IN Investigating
ne i@uF,'er 81 soma ian8h2R.w no Was Killed while
,su!nS near window ga it~ own house on sstur-
!3t night, Maggie, Jle murdered mans oldest
I'ushlsf confess IL Z she diI the shooting She
l'So implicated her mother, her sister Anna, and
lhe latt'fS lover. young man named Birch. The
Srl tes'iied that IL had been agreed between thefa
some time ago IL pat fh, old man out of thu Wv
AZ the earliest Opportunity. Br,h furnished tste
pistol, aud whoa her rather came hoIue from the
IafticrS cluo tie Nis ON saturday. and Was
about 10 SIT down she StPpped tln behind
ilLl Snd Lret, AiinS him Instantly. she then ar
ranged thH bodr - Is % appear II some one had
>2ot him through The window. while her sister
Anna went tut and broke Tn" glass. A. - the
G"tlve Tor he crime, Maggie testified thu; Rrch
wanted 10 llbrty Anna ana taat her lataar re-
used 10 sAn'tloa Il ana di1 not provide we'll Tor
ta'ih Ihe mother ani Anna cOrrobOratrd this
-N'llnonN. Birch ~ one time lived with the
'nl'y. ana was Il one time driven from the house
MI L1nah3n. who suspected him ~ criminal
intimacy Win his wife AMI daughter Anna. All
tae parties implicated are under arrest and the
great est excitement prevails
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-16

BALTIMORE, February l6.-yirgina Ga console
Oh do second series, 3s5 DO. ten forties 40 bid
to-day.
BALTIMORE. February l6.-Cattou dul-uid-
ding, 1139. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat.
southern nominal in absence of receil fs western
active and shade better. closing s,aiy-soi.thern
red, l.3oal 30; do. amber. l35aI. So No 1 Maryland
l. i3 bad: No. western winter red, slo l29tt bid;
March. l.3o sal 37s April, l33 al. -; May. 34Asa
l3i 8; June, l.30 lid July, I20h.EI2t. Corn south
ern ard nIore active; western quiet aid steady
southern white. "a do. yellow. tn: western mixed. spot
90 asked: March, G6 bid; April 6ssts Max, 69ea70:
june. 6J1s bid. Oats dul-s,Duern. 4.a5O. western
White, 4sa.e; do; mixed, A.. Penlsyiyana. 4ssse
Rye dull, 9ia96 Hay unchanged. Provisions steady
and quiet. Butter hrm-westcln packed, Isaac; rolf
25a32. Eggs steedy. 25s26. Petroleum Unchanged
Coffee iilRio cargoes ordinary o fair, sag'. SUGAR
hrnl-A soft, ga Whisky dun, I. l9ai. 20. Fp.ights
to Liverpool FER steamer UNCHANGED. Receipts four
9' barrels wheat 4, s55 bushels cnrn 3 ll5 bushels:
oats = Az bushels Shipments -Nheat 81 dtie; corn
4, "a bushels. Sa!es-@heat. 51s, 900 bushels; corl
81 iSG bushels
NEW YORK. February l6.-Stocks weak and lower
Money, g. ENchange-long, ssi do. short sS9.
State bonds GENERALLY firm. Governments irregular.
Cotton fir1ner.
NEW YORK, February lf.-F1our unchanged and
dun. Wheat moderately active and Aa-s cent better.
Corn barely acii.e and gar cent higher. Pork dun
and weak lG. IS. Lard stesdy. 10 30.
LONDON, February IL, 1880 p.m.-U. s. bonds
A.. l2O; do AIS, ll5s4. Atlantic aud Great Western
hr-t MORTGAGE trnsie' certificates 4a& do. seconds
ID. Erie, 39',. do. SECONDS, 100 New York Central
1874. Illinois Central, l34s. Pennsylvania Central.
Gle. Reading. 3lAE. Ontario and Western 25is.
Milwaukee and ST. Paul common, Iiit1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-16
Griyh.suI ENp,o,ion and ..o,. Of Life.

NEW YORK, February lG--A terri bic explosion,
WIFI loss OF life, occurred this morning In Brook
lNn Al IL :53 "a. m. the boiler IN Jewell Bros
brooklyn city mills, NJ the foot az Fulton street,
exploded, destroying the lower floors or he build
ing, and doing some damage 10 tue Office OF the
Fennsyvania Railroad Company rs well as shat
trIlhS WINDOWS. The engineer ANA fireman were
killed, ana II Is probable that several lives were
lost among The workinen employed on the first
loorS The injured. 80 far as can be learned up TO
THIS witt NJ, are of those who were paSSengerS on
the Annex boat, which had Just arrived from Jer-
sty CITY, and p1S5eTS by on their way Ia the ferry
laay Who had luoted stepped of the boat WAS
struck on The shoulder by a failing brick aud Sc
flou>lS hurt She was taken e. the hospital Sey-
eral others were more or less injured nv the falling
debris and IL is not improbable that later accounts
VIII swell the list OF the unfprtunafel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-16
The Flood in the Su>ou.hnuu,n.

NHkESBaRaE, PA, February l6.-1hc water in
ia" SuSluehann1h river at this place Is y feet
ABOVE low water mark. The ice Tor distance OF
several miles remains solid between this city and
Kingston The 1llts are overlooked at Plymouth
= portion of IN" main street Is covered and the
Ayondale mine + hllny Up with water causing
considerable damage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-16
d OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
The MODEL FAST. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND TIE W fstis VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK: JANNEY COUPLER, STEEL
RAILS,
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, JAN.
A. NJ. ~ LEAVE wAsHINGToN.
f2;''Fsh "a iIA&0 20 CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS
A9 - hAPREss. seepang Cars TO Cincinnati.
seo-EEsiitiInoEe E,leott City and Way Stations
sStTasbqsx Winchester. Haxerstown. and Way. VIA
ts:s1gfiiTi,.oRE ExpREss.
sfff Ell 1e Ny SFm SATIN 1R AND aosrox
s46E AhIs STo rar Agn Car, 70 New YSrh
fee;s Tor Haserstown and at Point OF Rocks Tor
baltimore. Eyat,svile and Laurel Express.
sto,s at BeitsKlIe. Annapolis Junction. Jessups
aud ID rseys- On sundays stops a all stations
n:oo-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS tssops at Hyattsville
fi0 ST. is xfHIcAeo CINCINNATI AND
IL 'lo e,Ii 'nore. Eeo:t City Annapolis and Way
lIa 19TSn3 sFi{ e Baltimore and Way.
fa.OoV 1'tai Oh PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
sSo-Bsltiiiore ana Nay Stations Winchester. Fred
~I n IA rHTs II EEe AND LAUREL
EAif rs q rederleE via Relay. stops at Annap-
"A :40-Ba.tInore. Annapolis and Way stations.
70 -. iUInt OF Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown VIM
sb.s,@r AMI Way stations. tOn sunday TO Point Of
s'ska aud Way Stat as G,ily.}
=" ''Yx.ALi MORE ElFisESa. (Martinsburx and
:, os-rsiht q ioehs and Nay sta;ions
IL '4o,hAhTIMoKE- H}ATTsVIiLE AND Laurel.
tSIo. -IIliisEURG CLEVELAND and DETROIT
ENPEESS. Srt fln-- Cars
-fiII.ADEIPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON
hNfisESS sleeiIng Cars to New YORK. Stop at
Iy Sts-y II. aisu Laurel -
~ .i7.ChICAGO. CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS En-
fkEas Sleeping Cars 70 Cincinnati anu Chi
Sunday -'' ~~~S'
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
FOR fnreer Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Offices, WashinxtJ. Station, 6Iy anu I35
fens5 'aiia asenue 18th street where or ,ers
VII be taken for bagase a. be checked and receiyeda
any post4I clly. nIf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-16
District Government A fairs.

The pump removed by the water registrar on
count OF being contaminated with sewer water Is
at and 81 street southwest.
ID. H. Sackett has taken out permit to erect a
three-Story brick house, - by 20 feet. on I, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets northwest, $1,000,
with brick stable attached Mr.. Charles Edmon-
ston architect and builder.
delegation OF pr0DeIt y-holderS on the 9TH
street road, in the county, waited upon the Conn
miSsionerS this afternoon, 10 ask that a sidewalk
be laid on the side OF that road ina the county. The
Commissioners stated that they had not sufficient
funds for the work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-16
RAILROADS.
'TyHE GREAT

MO TO TIE E z, N,oHrH. Wf;sT AND s5TrHTEsT
Is f fFfcr 5. NSiHlkicE aS. 1 b9sifAfSr
TRAINS lt4xE "AsHISiroN, FROM STATION, CORNER
Pa1.s ana es s;. care ai At 5a s a. m,
x. rezs. 80 p m. daily, With, Palace Cars .
n d4ily for Pt.z6i.!9 s:i4 the Vet t. .''' =
For Caa2n(.sssia Rochester BGisa;o Niagara 80 p
II: :ai,y except Saturday. WITH Palace Cars to
Tor NiliaIasuolt, Lock Haven and Elmira $50 a.
For New I6-k and the East. 500 am. 1880 am,
AMI 10 70 pm Limited Express # famasi Par az
t. , boI S4s $50 3 IA islly. except sunday.
-ty Ci,y with boats 81 Brooklyn annex afTording
d,reet transfer + trt2a street. a,oidin4: double
For Ih a 'ei iil- 500 am. 1J:39 an 30 $40
80 and AMI 1920 pm; or surlay. 1870. $40, $50
- daily. EXCEPT sunday.
-. 40, 5:I1 100. $50 and 1920 ma. On
Sn1idaE. 500. $50 am, leo, 40. 80. $50
For Poies Creek Line. $40 and 4aO pm. daily
For Annsy elis s: AIN. and 4:ao p H. daily except
ALEX4SDEia AND FREDERICKSBURG; RAIL
VA y A, p MD ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Aezald a. go, 20. 70. II 30 aud IL % an
40. a;eJ, $40: = 90 snd ll:30 pm. On Suntlay
nj $50 9:2a II 80 and II a. M. aui & 90 ~ m
dslIy. and 30 daily, except SUNDAY.
90 ga AMI lo,o2 q Am, 70 300 800 90 ald
Ticket and Information the office northeast corner
OF 18th street and PeanSs avenue, and ar the sta
ton, where orders be left for the checking OF bag
gage - destination from hote-s and residences.
FRANK THOMPSON. General Manager i23