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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-11-02

r.s;de? ide non. George r. Cherry died =, H..
,o.uehGe III Oconee County nm la., Ss a. MS
Eay h'Sht, after an illness Of ,s sI, oa:ui-
C,Lnrr,. on ahectlon of the kidnevs NJ
G-ti, , Was ~ The time of his death in -, !.
and ina, ia, vi ms age, and was a prom;ron,
WINS thrna thtnuai ,;,. man in his County. He
Countu aines Representative of Oconeo
ui"ays very popular man, Ha a'u Wv was
.idaS u%tiSe OF Anderson County, but Ind %as "a a
Stueu III III oconee for more than fnrty u le
49,; .hefry was one of the mos; ~ mn-1os,
rnu uiasslining men that we have 80
, mmoMn. He was man of consiJor.iS.,,
,inn i'S, 20 , Hut always expended a larre nor.
lies tha, %n,e ,aeoIle III transformations chari.
iearts rejoice. In his death his con,nu,i;tst
n; nas iost good citizen, useful man ann
m'nu ,,,a; anu benevolent neighbor HE ro
MAINS mains were inferred in the Stone rhnroi
nuiSlhg ground, after appropriu,e frnaraI
aer''Gesi aar conducted by the Rev. j. B. Ad.
nne largest taxpayers in the Civ am,
e"unty NY, have paid heir taxes 10 ,l,e IN. a"'
;, ;,an alley Railroad Company. rio ioad
| lnS opposition to i has ceased and ,Ia.,
My 'ntended making the fight have nail
up, SO That those who have not VET d pa;d
nu ,ha.h Je.'er 90 SO III the next ten days. and
'En &c. fid OF the cost Of EXECUTIONS
Hc. The taxes will certainly Lave >" h'
PAID. and it is better for us to nav n,, ~ ne
Hu' Hu s cGst than with it. The insiall,uent to
ue coliected this year closes the s,,hs"r;,
.iion, ana the people will, when they mo
tii's time, be done with it. pay
T: y: #Titing up our report last week Of tho
! uiiieielt , nisplnys made Is sonic ,,f ,,,r
merchants at the Fair, we ylnintcn,i ,in,oII,. 10 1ur
neslected to mention tho beautiful and a;'
.iactife display of fancy groceries confec.
t.ioherles, canned goods. &c.. nYhibitoI L..
nlessrs. Reed & Webb. Their goods were
very tastefully arranged, and We're Were much
The time for the collection of taxes has
DGe!l extended until the 10th inst .t,"r
when tlhie the penalty will certainly Ic
aided as there will be no further ex,en.
sion. Our people should come forward
ana pay up promptly, and thereby save
me feizer Manufacturing Company at n
late meeting resolved to increase the capital
from S4,O00,O00 to 5000, 900. This was
uoile III order that they might have 20 GOO
spihdles, instead of 10000, the number first
Married, on Sunday evening, 29,b uIt
at Tie residence OF sir. ID. Wright. in Oc",
nee County, Mr.. Lewis J. King, of Ander.
son County, and Miss Lucy {. Knox. of
,,,,aaa hadies OF Anderson County, make your
nus nas'oa!ius, brothers. fathers, sons, cousins
and :n urc.es Sc out to the polls on next
tuesday and work for the Democratic
party. '"''c
Head the list of Managers of Election
anu II you are on either of the Boards he
sure 10 come here Monday to attend to il.
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Rallying Committees.

at the last meeting of the County Exec
utiyc Committee 1t was resolved to appoint
committee at each Precinct To be charged
with the rallying Of Democratic voters aud
the work at the polls on next Tuesday. and
accordingly the following committees for
the several precincts were appointed, as
follows:
Anderson-Messrs D s Maxwell, John Is
Moore, H Scudday, James NJ Payne, S NJ
Orr l. Welch and John Peoples.
Pendleton-J g Stribling, w H d Gail
lard and G & Richards.
Sandy Springs Watkins, S l. Eskew
and T E Dickson
Centerville- D Mays, II A Reeves and
w T Lander.
Bethany-R w Simpson, f NJ Glenn and
Balls Mills w a Neal, l. II Watson
and Silas Kay.
Greenwood Jamison, w D Glenn and
John w Dawson.
Williamston-Dr ] w Crymes. B l.
johnson and w Dacus.
Bcl,on--A J S.ringer. G w McGee, Geo
FAINT. b Martin and w Martin.
Houea Path--Dr Nj g Parker, NJ B
Gaines. w Robertson, James Brock and
NJ T Elgii,.
Craytonville-J A Drake, John T Ashley
and William Wright.
Milford's-J p MCGEE, S NJ Bowen, B +
Duncan and Geo w Long
Cedar WREATH d Sittnn, | w Pickens
and v Lab0on.
Corner-Dr w A Ciinkscaies, Dr = q
Cock, E!::s McE.e ! " Gran and nr Wal
Ter Sherard.
Williford's S:ore-J a McLcsky, Harvey
Little and A Jones.
Brown & Farmers Store-Thos B Palmer,
Mai l. Cox, James l. Bailey, John Sulli-
van and Nj N Mitchell.
Hollands Store-Dr ] w Earle, J l. o
Shaw and Lawrence Chamblee.
Geo Stevenson's-P K Norris, r Nc
Connell aud John Jones.
G w Maret's-J d Compton, T S McLees
and Hix.
The members of these several committees
are requested to meet with the County Ex-
ecutive Committee in Temperance Hall, at
Anderson, on Monday next (Salesday) at
half-past twelve o'clock. to receive the
tickets get instructions, &c. 1t Is impor-
tant for every member, as far as possible, to
be present.
BY order of the Executive Committee,
E. b. MURRAY,
County Chairman.
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Call on John z. Peoples for Pure Red
Rust. Proof Oats from Ninety Six this Sum-
mer. Also have some secondhand Wagons
for sale, cheap. Will have large lot OF
Fancy Crockery OH hand in few days. :
Those indebted To NE for goods are re-
ouested to come forward and settle at once.
as am in need of money. have on hand
a nice lot Of fall and winter goods to which
invite the attention Of the ladies:
l5-3 Miss SALLlE BOWIE.
Up. Sullivan & Co.'s is the place tn buy
Boots and Shoes, Athens Jeans and Choice
Family Flour.
$50 Bushels Extra Blue Straw Seed
Wheat for sale. The seed is excellent ana
the variety good. Apply to
Ginger Ale, Soda and vicl,y Water at
Wilhites'.
Do not fail to see the new No. Victor
Saving Machine before you buy. 1t mas
yery large arm and late Improvements.
Cali on G. A. Reed, Agent.
A situatio, as Book-kceper or Salesman
is wanted by gentleman of several years
experience. Apply at this Office IA
For Fine Toilet Articles 60 to Wilhites'
Drug Store.
Choice 1iNC E0be DutteE duo man. ot'e.
scarcities in our market, you can ma Al
Reed & Webb's.
II you have sore eyes. cure thcm with
Wilhite's Eye Water.
TRY Reed & Webb's special brands OF
fionr-"C. "A. Reeds 0ranulated Patent,
and &C. w. We5b's Choice" They can
be beat anywhere.
For easy washing uso Pyle's Pearline at
Whites. -.
The American Sewing Machine is still up
with tho times. Come in and see the new
No. 7. with large arm and late improve
ments-iight running and noiseless., A
largo lot arriving at C. A. Reeds, Agent.
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NJ NOV NOW wi my pesen, customers
adya
MY
quality
Tsa. G 'a n e antage OF wide
e'T, u anu consequently much
Of
gbcen
recent
know that anything
Of
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Tor Wosted Silk
o Lesser
to see A. Lesser
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ISIes II etosee A
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O see Lessor
am IN yhoucln
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Gents for Fine Hat, Lesser
see A. Lesser
Gemts S for beautiful Bride Collar,
osee Lesser.
his d 49, STORE Of which
o onean DALI ''>' ""' I''"" III
Sept IA,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-11-02

Married, on Sunday evening, 10Th ult
al ne residence OF Air. ID. Wright. in Oco.
nee County, Mr.. Lewis J. King, of Ander.
son County, and Miss Lucy {. Knox. of
National Republican., 1882-07-14
Rossini Choral society.

A special meeting of this society was convened
by President Myers last evening, at the residence
ofthe secretary, and, notwithstanding the weather,
the reputation of The society for punctual attend
ance was fully sustained, every member still in
town being present. After the transaction of rou-
tine business, the secretary, Mr.. W. c. Macarthur,
was recognized, who, stating that his business in
teress compelled his removal to another city, re-
luctantly rendered his resignation. A committee,
consisting of Messrs Lapham, Goslins and Har-
mer, was appointed to prepare suitable resoluh Dns
exTresSing the socletys appreciation OF Mr.. Nc
Arthurs services and regret AT the severance OF its
relations with him. After recess the committee
made II report, which was unanimously adopted,
ordered TO be spread upon the minutes, aud nm
engrossed copy forwarded to Mr., Macarthur. The
office of secretary was then declared vacant, and
an election ordered for September l3. The society
then adjourned, and the balance of the evening
WAS very pleasantly spent, the members entertain
ing each other with solos, quarteltes &C., cooling
of during the intervals with the frozen fruit Of
COW" and "sich." IL is understood that Mr.. Nc
Arthur leaves on Saturday for Chicago to accept a
responsible position with corresponding emolu-
neuts with n well known company there. Mac
takes with him the heartfelt wishes of his large
circle of friends for his health wealth, and pros
perty
National Republican., 1882-07-14
Rutt.rworth,s Ignorance.

If the table submitted by Mr.. Butterworth, of
Ohio, in answer to Mr.. Bayne's speech relative to
removals and appointments made by the Presl-
dent, is as inaccurate as regards other states as
can be placed upon 1t. Mr.. Butterworth states that
there have been no removals in Maryland at al.
but there have beenshve reappointments. This Is
no doubt news to great many. 1t Is only neces-
sary to show the alsity of the statement by stating
ms Is well known, that every Federal Office holder
Collector Webster Naval Officer Wilmer, Surveyor
Nall, Assistant Treasurer Darby, and Mr. Proud
would have been ifhe had not resigned. 1t is only
necessary to say to Mr.. Butterworth that Mr. Bnyne
has the best OF the argument on the cold question
of fact
To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN:
The above is an extract from the Washington
correspondence of the Baltimore american and Is
a fair specimen of the means adopted by that class
of ex Republican journals to punish the gentle.
men who adhere to the Republican party and
who are willing to give the Administration credit
for its good deeds. Can it be possible that the
Americans correspondent deliberately confesses
that he doestknow the difference between re-
moval" from office and failure to reappoint
Inasmuch as Messrs. Thomas, Vernon, Cochrane
and Negley ceased to be officers of the United
States by reason of the fact that the time for which
they We're appointed had expired how could the
President /" remove" them? When.their commits
they or some other persons should be appointed
to fill the vac ances existing. 1t is perfectly plain
to everybody eXcep, the aforesaid correspondent.
that Mr.. Butterworth was absolutely correct in hi.
statement. II is only matter of regret that the
President did not make some removals in the
cases referred to long ago as the Hayes crew In
Maryland were about as obnoxious US Hayes him
self MARYLAND REPUBLICAN,.
National Republican., 1882-07-14
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Current transactions Mt the Various Dis
trlct Offices.

Building permits were issued yesterday to Peter
Guigon, to build one frame barn Jackson street,
Uniontown, to cost 800; John Wilkerson, to make
general repairs on Seventh street. near the corner
of street, tIsoutheast, 10 cost $500; and to o. h.
Boteler, to make repairs at 1918 street north
west, to cost S400.
The special assessments division has issued
lien certificates alleys in squares 1853 and 600,
Maryland avenue, and Sixth street fronts of 1853.
Mr.. j. H. Hewlett, contractor for erecting the
new first precinct station house on L street. be-
tween Four and -a-half and Sixth streets, south
west, has begun excavatlng for the foundation.
The experiments made by the District chemist
trict has resulted most satisfactorily for the Dis.
trict as heretofore several of the most popular
meuts of domestic manufacture have been found
too quick setting for general use. By mixing
other material, known to the Professor, he has
been able to find slower setting process. by
which these cements can be used with great bene-
fit to the District. report of the qualities Of the
several cements used upon District work Is made
daily to the engineer department. and when any
defect is found in them they are at once con-
demued.
The commission appointed to consider the con-
demnation of the building corner of Louisiana
avenue and Seventh stl eet northwest have fully
sustained the Building luspectorin his condemna.
ton of the same.
The forethought of Lieutenant H oxiejn relet-
ting the bids for iron castings cement, lthe, Sc,
has proved to be profitable one, the amount
saved being &C on each ton of iron pipe and If
teen cents per barrel of cement.
Commissioner Morgan wns absent yesterday at
tending the meeting of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company at Annapolis.
National Republican., 1882-07-14
Caunoneer sut,on.

Battery A, District of Columbia Artillery, at q
large meeting at Fort Ewald last night, resolved
to hold the postponed Fourth Of July picnic fo
the benefit of the wounded cannoneer. William
Sutton, who is now getting along as well as posi-
BILE under the circumstances in care of the kind
sisters and good doctors at Providence Hospital
on the Slst Of Juy-same tickets. Cannoneel
Darlington volunteers to finish the the Fourth o
July salute, eight shots being LEFT Ut was at th'
thirtieth hot when Sutton lost his ARM, on tn,
3lst. provided Major Hauneman stopped vent. h.
being the only one whom he would trust here
after adams, who acted No. 3, always being con
sidered trustworthy member ON the pieceJ
National Republican., 1882-07-14
The Po.omac Hnnt CIub.

The four. .oarcd race st night OH the river be-
tween two crews of the Potomacs attracted con.
siderable attention, the river being alive with
pleasure boats and the balconies Of the several
club houses crowded with spectators, The course
was from opposite the boat. house around one OF
the piers OF the AqueduCt bridge and return. The
following. named gentlemen mpOsed the re-
speclive crews: Married men-ROberts, stroke
bow, Single men-lloister stroke; Johnson,
No. 8; Pearson, No. 2, and Wheeler, bow. Tho
married men Won bya couple OF lengths with
lAIEelN aLtended.
National Republican., 1882-07-14
Promiucnt ArrIyaya


WILLARn's,-James II. Young, New York II. w.
Ncwone, Louisville; ]. r. Hamilton r. 5, Cham
bers, salt Lake; j. Trader, Albert Miller, Memphis
Hon. John @. THOMPSON, Columbus; J.. Il. James,
George \. James, New York; Il. A. Appleglte, Cam
den, N j.. A. A. Kcene, Minneapolis.
ST. JAMES II, Harris, II. ], Wheatey, New York
4, Markett Indiana; u. II. Allen, ontario A. n.
willard Florida j. W. FISHER, Richmond, Vai Rev.
Pennsylvania Thomas d. Pills, wilmington, N. q;
q q Crugan, syracuse, n. ", Mrs. Maud seward,
san Francisco; George L. Taylor NJ. D., Baltimore,
John Handy and wife, Minnesota; IL. Morgan Jones'
.Rroas Il Bartress Costo Rica Charles r. steel,
New York; Hon. q. A. Blackburn, J. H. Taylor,
philadelphia; Hon. Charles Menlenhall, Cincinnati;
+ w. Gilman, New York Hon. II. +. Oakes, Mas3a.
General William BecEner, kentucky Hon. E, p.
Jones, Ohio.
EBBrTr-J. O. Panie New York; H. O. Dudley,
Jersey CITY, ]. Lasell, New York; i. II. Alden,
CINCINNATI o. J. j. Adams, Lousiana >, Il. Angel,
Wise, Tennessee william II. Cromwell, New York
Lieutenant Charles NJ How and c. w Eldridge,
Boston.
ST. MARc-Dr. b. II. Carnan, Philadelphia; viii.
lam X: Hewson and t. w, Payne, Philadelphia:
W. Herbert Berry, Maryland; Henry stewart and
James Hagan, Charles County, Maryland; ii. q.
| Whilestone, Pennsylvania.
| ,ARLGNGTON.-J. w Turner, J. 5. Gibbs, st. Louis
| stephen d. WinkwOrth London, England; Colonel
a. w. Jones' Norfolk, Va; j. A, Freeman, England
Thomas Malcorm, New York +. Il. Sickles, Penn
! Sylvania,
dore Pfaillln, Indiana; Isaac Wyman New York
IL. Raab, Burlington, Iowa; IL. r. Mo5ser, PennSyl-
| yanin; Joseph r. Iachry ]. A. Shinglen Georgia;
| w. G. Wolfe North Carolina.
WoRALEY's-J. c, Robertson, glasgow, scotland
W. 4. Crowsdale. Baltimore, Md; U. Schwab, New
York.
National Republican., 1882-07-14
United states Benevolent Fraternity.

Pioneer Council No. -, U. S. b. f., has been
organized by Deputy Supreme President Lewis n.
Hirshberg, and the following officers elected and
installed: Henry Franc, past president; Louis
Heilbrun, president; William G. Tyler, yice.presl-
dent; A. W. Hof secretary; Gustav Lansburgh,
councillor; l. s. Fell, financial secretary; Ph. Wal
lach, treasurer; D. p, Wolhnupter, chaplain; II.
Reizensteine, guide; Albert Behrend warden Il.
Goldsehmid, sentry; H. Franc, q. Lansburg, Il.
Goldschmid, trustees, aud d. +. Wolhaupter, med.
lcal examiner. This council started with large
list of charter members, embracing some of the
OF applications for its next regular meeting.
National Republican., 1882-07-14
81. Mntihcw,. Chnir

win make their annual excursion to Fortress
Monroe on Saturday evening next. Ample prep.
arOtions have been made for the accommodation
of the gentlemen and ladies Of the choir aud their
friends to limited number, and il is safe to pre-.
dcI that the trip will be most enjoyable one.
Those who de ire 10 avail themselves ofthe reduced
rate secured for the occasion will do well to call
to-day at Room 10, CorcOran Building, aud leave
their names with l., u Cannon, esq.
National Republican., 1882-07-14
LOCAL MENTION.
IvER COMPLAINT.

Cor. 5th & II SITS. N. W., Dec. 81, 1881.
Gentlemen:
My husband has suffered with
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia
from his youth, After taxing two
bottles of Browns Iron Bitters,
feels that he can recommend them
for their beneficial results
Mrs. A. NJ. KNIGHT.
browns Iron Bitters cures Liver
Complaints, Kidney Disease, en-
riches the blood, and revitalizes
the whole system.l
National Republican., 1882-07-14
A Military Investigation.

Colonel A. Webster, adIutant general Of the
District militia, has instituted an investigation
into the circumstances leading TO the accident on
the Fourth OF July by which member of Han
neman's Artillery Company had his arm blown
OF Major HannemaH has made report to Ad-
jutant-General Webster on the subject which is
matter will be brought TO the attention OF the Dis.
trct Commissioners, with a view Of rendering
such accidents imDOssible in the future,
National Republican., 1882-07-14

The mass meeting to be held this evening in
Masonic Hall under the auspices OF the Womans s
Christian Temperance Union promises to be one
of great interest. Mrs. Foster thoroughly under
stands her subject and is one of the most con-
vincng in argument, and also eloquent lady
speakers in the United States. She was prime
mover in the Iowa amendment for prohibition,
and 10 her ia largely due its success.
National Republican., 1882-07-14
Iodpe \. O. o. II,

At the annual session of the Grand Lodge of
odd Fellows of this District the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year; John Long,
Right Worthy Grand Master; John II. Seifert,
Right Worthy Deputy Grand Master; John II.
Darn Right Worthy Grand Wardeni p. Hall
Sweet Right Worthy Grand Secretary; ]. A, b,
Espey, Right Worthy Grand Treasurer NJ. ID,
Brainard Grand Representative TO Sovereign
Grand Lodge for two years.
National Republican., 1882-07-14
DISTRICT BREvITEs.
Tho Weather Tn.nnr.

Tor he Middle Atlantic States fair ipedther uestcrly
tOindS, stationary or l0,Cr temperature higher pressure
For Washington, from a, m. 10 mtdni0h-
Slt0hRy cooler, fair tCcdthT.
Thermometrio readlngs.-T a. M. 73lo II q. M,
S04o; p. m. SI,3o; p. M, 1862, IL p. M, 73io;
maximum, $500; minimum, II So
National Republican., 1882-07-14
NniIce. Cnn,iniists.

the advertisement of the RAILWAY MINING COM
PANY of Montana, where limited opportunity is
offered for investments that will pny from 100 u
1000 per cent as soon as the mines are in full
working order. For particulars address T. j. SPEN.
GER 17l2 l. STREET, CITY.
National Republican., 1882-07-14
Important Notice.

on and after Monday July II, the Niagara Ex.
press connecting with all points north, via North
eTn Central Railroad, viii leave at GAO a. M daily,
except Sunday, instead Of s a. M, Us at present.
National Republican., 1882-07-14

The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,, which was issued
yesterd w. may be obtained at the business Office
in copies ready for mailing. The present number
is fully up to the high standard which has won
for the WEEKLY so wide n circulation.
National Republican., 1882-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICES,

NSBeMRS. ]. ELLEN FOSTER, OF IOWA, WILL
80 speak under the auspices OF the Womans
Christian Temperance Union In Masonic Hall TIL Is
(ETiday) EVENING, at O'Clock Subject; " Iowa
and Prohibition" Public Invited. Doors open 1850.
National Republican., 1882-07-14

You can publish a three.line advertisement of
Wanted" For Rent" For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPUB-
LICAN,
National Republican., 1882-07-14

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses anC
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on %
address Herzog 3os Ninth street. near Pennsyl
yania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-07-14
.AId.rpey Dn,ry Waron..,

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in 15lb "Ward" prints at i0c per To-
Also cottage cheese, sc. per ball. buttennilk. 5c.
per quart and sweet milk &c. per quart
National Republican., 1882-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N.Y. PosT-oFFIcE NOTICE
The Foreign Mails for the week ending July IS
will close at this office as follows
MQNDAY.-At 10 q n. for Aspinwall and south Pa
TUESDAY-At 10 a. M, for Jamaica, Turks Island
anu Jacmel, per steamship Alps at ll.iO O. ln Tor
wEDN EspAy-.Ati23op p M, for Europe, per steam
ship Parthia, via Queenstown Qctters for France
must be directed per Parthia' ~; at 1880 p. m for
France direct. per steamship st. Laurent via Havre;
Mlquelon, via Halifax,
THURSDAY-At 8 a. M. for Venezuela and Cura-
Goa, per steamship Caracas at II a. M for Europe,
per steamship Herder, viz Plymouth, Che5bonrg,
per mordec y; ut u for Europe, per steamship
CITY Of Montreal, via Qnee@nstown ems az iS9 1872 p M for for
Cuba and forio Rico, per steamship British EN-
FRfDAY.-At 10 a. M, for Portau Prince, savaniila,
- &c, per steamship Ailsa- .,.,.
Bolivia via GLASGOW at Ii a M, for Germany &c,
per steamship Donnu. via Southampton and Bre.
countries must be directed "per Donau y, II i p
M; for Europe, per steamship s Rrannic WA yis
indies, pei. Steamship Niagara at p. M; for b \
!GG % RSF iSr hSnson Sa Via New
The mails for China and japan. via san Francisco
close July 49, at p. m. The mails for Australia, &c.
via San francisco, close July M q, q 2. m.
n5Be TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
TRUNKS, sATCHELs, TRAVELLING BAGS,
HARNESS SADDLES, &C., SC,
AT THE FACTORY
OF
JAMES s. ToPHAM,
425 Seventh Street,
PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL TO 1881 PENNsYI-
VANIA AVENUE
REPAIRING
Trunks Covered and Repaired promptly by good
workmen ja9
National Republican., 1882-07-14
We Must Prepare for Removal.

Do not consider this idle talk. Every lady In Wash,
inRton knows the magnitude of our stock, which wa
safely a.e Is three times large the stock Of
any other merchant in this city. Therefore prepare
tor Bargains, BY the time move into our NEW
HOUSE we expect TO reduce the stock TO the smallest
In the city, The Goods all fresh, having sent ali
old trash New York auction TO be sold 10 ths
highest bidder. Cali carly in the morning TO avoid
the ium anse rush.
National Republican., 1882-07-14

Of the committee having proc 4eded to make the
examination of the neck, II was found as follows:
Externally, a mark as has been described. B th
sternO- cleido'masloid muscles were ruplured elr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-30
FOR Observation-Disclosures

Il FIFTY PIANOS
Both Square and Upright of all the leading makes for
rent by the month quarter rents applied on pur-
Chase. r a SMITH
je15-3w IlO3 Pennsyyania avenue