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Receipts of Licenses and Fines Since
November LIST, 1882.

Receipts of Licenses and Fines Since
November LIST, 1882.
Jan. 9, SO. Jno. Knox & Co.,
Liquor License....s l0O.O0
.. w. Rykard, Ii
quor License....... 10000
A. NJ. Hill & Sons,
Liquor License. 10000
r. b. Haddon & Co.,
Liquor License. 1000
Christian e. Wilson,
Liquor License.... 10000
David IIaddon &
Co, Liquor III
ccrSe ....."."..". lUU.pO
L. II. Russell, Lii
quor License..".. 10000
10, Thos. MEG ottigan,
Liquor License. 10000
Is, D. B. Glymph, agt,
Liquor License. 10000
II, T. S. Anderson, Lii
quor Licensc."... 10000
"a, G. A. Cobb, Liquor
Liconse.......... lOU.OO
81, c. y. L. Simmons,
Liquor License. 10000
Feb. l6, #. NJ. Knox, Liquor
License. ......"... lUU.oo
Mar. IA, II. A.. Napier, lii
quor License."., 10000
Mar. 81, Bush & Doolittlc, Ii
quor License-"... 10000
April 2, J. Fl. Irwin & Co.,
Liquor License. 10000
May "a, Riley e. Co., Liquor
Licensc.."""... 10000
Nov. %; 'S2 w. n. Ransom, Tri-
al Justice."..."... 600
Dec. u, 's2 W. N. Ransom, Tri-
al Justice."...... 500
Jan: is, 's3 ". N. Ransom, Fri
ii Justice."".""". 1000
Feb. s; w. n. Ransom, Tri-
al Justice."""...: HOO
May 81, W. N. Ransoni, Til
al Justice ....."... 500
Nov: 25, 80 L. w. Watson, Trial
Justice....... 300
Jan. ., 's3 l.: w. Watson, Trial
Justice 5.UU
Feb. 5, 'S3 L. w. Watson, Trial
JustIce."..." .".. LOO
May 20, 'S3 j.. w. Watson, Trial
Justice. AZ,
Dec. 4, 's2 G. NJ. Madison, Tri-
oil Justice.."""..: 2.0o
-, w. G. kellar, Trial
Justice.."."....- 5.OU
Mar. 8, 'S3 W. G.. Kellar, Trial
JuStice.......... o.u0
Dec. 4, '82 J. r. Tarrant, Trial
Justice....""".. 2l.0o
Feb. 6, 's3 J. r. Tarrant, Trial
Justice::-... ..".. 6.00
April 2, 's3 J. r. Tarranti Trial
Justice...."....:. 5.W
May 7, 'ss J. r. Tarrart, Trial
JuStice......".. 5.Uu
June 4, 's3 j. r. Tarrant, Trial
Justice....-.... 2.eO
Dec. 10, 49, NJ. P. DeBruhl, Tri-
al Justico.-"."... LOO
Feb. l, 'S3 NJ. P. DeBruhl, Tri-
al Justice $40
2, 'S3 NJ. p. DcBruhl, Tri-
$780,. al Justice.... LOO
April 16, SO NJ. P. DeBruhl. Tri-
al Justice. ..."... -o.GU
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1883-06-20
The Railroad Survey.

TITFDJtcTT VF 0FFcF''J
Capt. w. ]. Kirk. the Chief Engineer. will
81 full corps Of assistants arrived In our toWI
last saturday and struck camp In the grove
near Mr.. MimS'S residence. This week the.
have been buSily engaged surveying the sew
cral proposed routes through our village, thu
object being 10 select a suitable site for II de
7 OF. Capt. Kirk Is one Of the most coinpcten
and energetic civil engineers In this conntr,
and it Is fortunate that his services are eli
listed in this great enterprise.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1883-06-20
HDOes God Exist -

Let everybody read what Bcecher has
to say on this subject. The purity of his
English and the %eloquencc of his speech,
the profoundness of his thought and the
incontrovertihility of his proof, is equal
to the hest effort Of any finite mind.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1883-06-20
DEATH.

Mary Elizabeth. infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Lawson. died Monday morning
after II lingering illness.
..DIEn; lit Abbevillc, June 10. 1853. Miss
MAMIE WATKINS, after n lingering ILL
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LAwSs.-Bishop, Victoria, India. n
Persian lawns, from 10 to 40 cents a yaru'
ut Wardlaw Il Edwards.
CIGARS ! Cigars ! Cigars, at W. T. Nc
Donald, Agt.
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County Trcasnrer'S Report to Grand
jury, June Term, 1888:

I have received since November lst,
1882, for County current from Liquor Lii
censes and Fines S2,047.S5
I have disbnrscd the whole Of the above
receipts except about six hundred dolla g
Of the County Current Fund, which it is
estimated will lie sufficient to pay the en-
penses Of the present term of the Cour'.
I append Il statement of the receipts from
Licenses and Fines.
Respectfully,
j. w. PERRIN;
County Treasurer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1883-06-20

i'm PIECES OF all the latest style prints
NV CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON's.
En- PIECES BIeachcd Muslin. at lowest
w PGfEIsSssS;IisSGHAM { TEMpLEToS's.
4 LARGE assortment OF Jeans and CASH
IA CUNNINGHAM & TEMpLETON's.
noors, SHOES and Hats in innumcrablc
CUNSfNGHAM & TEMPLEToN'S.
CUNNINGHAM { TEMpLETON'S.
pEADY-MADE CLOTHING, all the latest
- CCUjSNINGHAN L TEMPLEToN's.
EVERYTHING in the grocery llne--sugar,
+ Coffee, Tea, Rice, Molasses, Tobacco,
Cheese and all shelf goods. at
CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETONS.
TRY our s pound to ting dollar Coffee. You
CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S.
DOAL Baking Powders, the purcst made, at
X CUNNINGHAM d TEMPLETON'S.
TIE best Shirts and Collars we have ever
kept. Complete In all rarts. at
:, CUNNINGHAM Il TEMPLETONS.
|DHEsss fG7SSSS PS + ynsIs e TfyM f;n r
Sept. l3, lSS2,n
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CARRIED

! MARRIED. ut Due West, Thursday. June "A
1881. by Rev II. n. Pratt. Mr.. f. B. HORTON,
Of Liberty. and Miss LAURA MCDAF1D, Of
Due West.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

4 VERY convenient DWELLING HOUSE
n with eight rooms, hall and piazzas. base:
ment rooms, pantry, closets, &c. Splendid
garden, stables and other out houses. good
we'll, and beautiful flower garden, situated
near the business portion of the town
For ~tcrms-apply at the Press and Banner
office.
June %, 1883, 3m
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-16

Seit iiebsig Sabren bat bas Stortbins
ni6t weniger ais swanSig Weal beim Gei6s,
seri6t slnflasen sesen einSelne 6u6inetss
mitslieber einsebra6t. gtur in iieben Sal.
len wurbe Der 9lnfIase 6olse seIeiitet, unb
Der Pro,eB enoete tets nit 5reiipreduns.
Ssi Dem ietisen YroseB iinb idmmtIi6s eli
Witslieber Der &esieruns ansetlast 0as
&abinet batte seipiinidt, baB Die Sa6e in
einem einsisen sroBen Sro;eB absemu6t
lueroe, oas binter Der 9lntlass ltebenbe ac
tionssGomite bat es iebo9 10 einsuri6ten
seuuBt, baB isber Der elf Miniiter ein;eln
pro3eiiirt merbe. 0ie @srbanblunssn ses
gen BEN Miniitsrprdiibentsn Selmer wurs
ben am 7. ausuit er6ffnet, idleppten iid
iebo6 10 lanse bin, baB erit iett Der Gag,
an ipeldem Der eisentIide BrOseB beginner
ioa, feitseiett werben fonnte g8ie Der
telegraph mittbeilte, bat ii9 bas Reidsses
ri6t nun ldon rpiebsr, obns grlebisuns Der
2lnaelegenbeit pertagt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-16
Tefesrap6if6e Qepef6er.
Oeuti | an B.

Berlin, 9. Oct. Die gbmiraIitGt lit
nit Der glusarbeitilns zines Ylauss sur
idnsllsren Wobilma6uns Der Slotte be-
idditist.
8erlin, 10. Oct. @esen bic Geoacs
tion bss ,gerliner SaeebIatt" 1T pssen
Yer0iientli6una zines S6m6b, ,2irtitels
wiber ben rliliiden Miniiter bss Snnsren,
Grafeu Solitoi, sin StrafsgrfenntniB sr.
9an9en. s
Berlin, II. Oct. gine @nsabl
Orobbriefe, bic fiirsli6 an 8aiier @ils
bslm ssri9tst morben iinS, sabsn anlaB
gu elmer 9tadiorf9nns na9 benz llrbebsr
osrislben. Gs bat iid iest berausssitellt,
oaB elm Srriinniser Der Weriafer mar.
Berlin, IL. Oct. gu RSnissbers
wuroe elm &uile feitsenommen, Ser Die
Sorts Der 6eituns icisirte.
Sefrei6 unsarn.
Yeitb, 10. Oct. Oas llnterbaus bes
&ei9stases bat beute nit 1877 segen los
Stimmen bic pon benz unsarii6en Winis
fterprdfibenten sema1te gorlass CUR Grlss
bisuns bes @appenitreites in Rroatisn on.
senommen. sic beitimmt, baB bic ssssns.
rpartisen froatii6en Sni6riftsn beibsbals
ten werben, Die unsarii6en bagegen iopis
bic in beioen Spraden absefaBten Snidrifs
ten tiinftisbin we9fauen ioaen.
S6mei;.
Neuenbura 10. Oct. Der Staatss
ratb bat cine Serorbnung erlalien, bur6
pel9e Srdulein Sootb unb alls glusldnber,
welde fd perSddtig MAIDEN, geriamms
lunsen Der 9eilsarmse orsaniiiren gu mol
en-, aussepieIen wercen.
Srantrei6.
Baris, 10. Oct. Die 9a6ridt, baB
Der ipanii6e Soti6after bier, SeSog BON
Sernan 9unss, uon Yaris abrsiisn usros,
i'm Sale iib Die frans0iiIbe &esisruns
ni6t berbeilaife, fiir ben Dem 6onis sllfonS
ansetbanenen S6inpf weitere @'emstbu>
uns su leiiten, wirb in Ibrebe seiteut. Der
Sotidaiter barrt weiterer SefebIe ieiner
&esierlns.
Saris, 10. Oct. Sas Nitsliso Der
Seputirtenfammer Qaiiont fiibrte beute ben
Soriie in elmer pon etpa 500 Yerloncn be-
iudten @ntri ltunss sSerialumluns, in wels
der 9essn bic Gntlaiiuns beS Rriegsminis
tiers Gbibaubin YrOtelt einselest wurbe.
Sei6lhiie selansten einitimmis CUR Ins
nabme, IN Ssnen ertldrt wurbe, baB @enes
raj Sbibaubin ii9 INN bas Vanb ueroient
Sema6t babe.
Qpou, 10 Oct. glnar6ilten baben
beute einen Yolisilteu NIT einem Sinner Ges
troIeum ibsrsoiien unb oailelbe ansssiins
BET. Der Wann erlitt i6redli6s granbs
lpunben. Sooann periubte elm Y6belbaus
fen bic @emeinbes Stallunsen in granb gu
lteden.
Yaris, IL. Oct. Die repibirten Sors
ani6ld9e iiir ben fransolii6en Staatsbauss
balt lollen cine lln,uIdn9ldfeit i'm Setrase
pon 55, 900, 900 6rancs er9eben; Der 81
nan,miniiter i6ldst III oeren Sefiln9 cine
Serminoeran9 Der 9luSsaben fir Ge9ies
uInSsSiuede pot.
Spanien.
Mabrib, 10. Oct. gs berri6t bier
Ser Ginbrud. ais CLAUDE Sranfrei6 bins
rei6enoe @enugtbuuns fir Die benz 60nis
9llpbonS in Yaris wioerfabrsnen 9slsiSi-
sunsen seleiitet 81 babsn unb ais lei es
ni6t seneist, in benz amtIiden Slatte Den
pollitdnbisen Snbalt Der llnterreoung
swil6en Dem Yrdfibenten @5repp unb Dem
&Snis glpbOns gu perOiientIi9en.
Mabrib, 10. Oct. Das ipaniide
Miniiterium 1T suriidsetreten. Wtmiitsrs
prdiibent Sasaita 1T Der @nii@t, bab Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-16
preiie Ger 2ln,eieen.

Sober 3ou Der Spalts per oabr. 80. $500
: 6 Monate. $1,000
, 8 Wonate. 8 eco
&oeaI : Notisen.
Siir iebe .3eile grepier, ooer Seren Raum, bos
eritemal 10 @ents, Die nddfen Wale Gents.
tSeiratbs= uno Sobesanseieen nit Spru4
$3.50, obne Spru9 $1.00.
aaspdriise An,eiseu maHsn poransbeSQbIt perosn.
Nnsei9en fiir Eicnics, 9otterien @iidsipiele
&C., bic bem @eife Der tatb. Sir6e supiosr, iiR=
ben feline aufnabme.
In;eisen ienbe man ipdteiiens Nfpns
tag Nforgen eim.
Job Qrbeiten aller Dirt prompt unS
billis auseefihrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-16
6 an a B q.

Wsontreal, 8. Oct. Der &irbsns
poriteber Grenier, pelder oem fli9tiaen
Sefretar unb S6asmeiiter Der YatreS Der
6abrique De Notre Dame, ambrois gbos
auette, mad Maiiaduietts na3sereiit mar,
1T Suridsetsbrt. 8ie man bort, ioll bic
Sa9e sitli5 beiSslest uorbsn lsin. Die
llnteri9leife @boqustte's iOllen f1 auf uns
sefabr 5000 Dollars bslaufen.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-29
CONNOR & CHANDLER.
ID, r. FLENNIKEN

Has just received a supply of Self Rising
Bnckwhcat Flour and New Orleans Mo-
lasScS, Old Government Java Coffee.
canned Goods, consisting of Salmon Bart
let Pears, Tomatoes, Okra and Tomatoes,
Peaches, Pincappcs, Marrow Squash,
Suceotasl,, Sardincs, Chow Chow and
Mixed Pickles, Mustard and Pepper,
ha'Sins' Citron and Currants, Royal baking
'""lrrS Macaroni and Cheese, and
ErAroratcd Vegetables for Soup.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-29
THE WORK OF THE SESSION
NEW MEASURES PASSED nx ,rsr r,
hAW-lIAI6l rs.

List OF Acts and Joint Resolutions of
General or local Interest.
Inc following is list Of Acts and
JOINT Resolutions passed at the late
session of the Legislature, omittino
such rs arc Of no interest 70 tbc rc,I,
crs of this paper:
An Act to prohibit thc sale Of nm
sound meat. 0 wv
An Act to limit the ages of pupiIs
attending the free public Schools.
an Act to amend Section 2.5O7 of
the General Statutes, relating to entry
on lands after notice.
An Act to amend Section 323 of the
Codc OF Civil Procedure, relating TO
costs IN certain actions.
An Act to prevent tho netting and
trapping or partridgcs except by per-
sons upon their own lands.
an Act providing the manner in
whlch Joint debtors may separately
compound their Indebtedness.
An Act to change the name of tho
town of Conwayboro, in the countv % NJ
Horny, to Conway.
An Act to amend the law IN rouorl
to the collection of dclinoucni f1xcs
on real estate.
An Act to amend Section G37 of the
General Statutes, relating to compcn-
sation Of county commissioners.
an ACT to amend Sections 1.l7e.
l,if9 and ,lSl Of the General Statutes
relating to drainage in certain conn.
ties. ~'"''0
An Act to provide for the taking Of
testimony ae deno cSSe in civil actions
dcpcnding in the Courts Of Common
Pleas in this State.
=, AN Act to amend Section 2,237 of
thc General Statutes Of South Caro-
INA, relating to drawing iurics.
An Act to prohibit trial justices who
arc practising attorneys from appear
ing III cases sent by them to the circuit
court.
An Act to incorporate the Board of
directors Of the Theological Seminary
OF the Associatc Reformed Prcsbvtc-
rian Church.
An Act to amend Section 2,25S Of
the General Statutes of South Caro-
hiln, relating to the drawing and ON
pamclling Of .juries.
An Act to allow the State supcrin-
tcndcnt Of education to use certain
Iuhds Tor the purpose of CONDUCTING
1854. ''' ''"'
An Act to declare void contracts for
the sale of articles for future delivery
madc andcr certain circumstances. and
10 provide remedy for such cases.
An Act to amend Section AZ, Chan.
Ter a, Title /, Part |. of tho General
statutes, relating to tho report of tho
secretary of State on certificates do.
posted with him. Wv
An Act to secure the rights of per-
sons having an interest in lands for
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-29
s. S. WOLFE
CHEAP GROCERY STORE.
BEGGARS!

Who would believe that we were hog
gars, after looking over our splendid stock
of goods, which is more extensive and rich
or than cycr-:apd yet such is the case We
have havG heggamd ourselves by laying in SO
been SO short. III the first place, we beg
those owe us to come and pay up, hereby
we beg for
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-29

IIIE- Washington correspondent OF
tho Ncos and Courier tells the follow.
Ing: "a sensational story has lust
como to light concerning Arlhur's rc-
cont visit to New York. When he a.
tended the Evacuation day ceremonies
nc stopped ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
A suspicious character was CAUGHT
prowling about the corridor i'm tho
vicinity of tho Presidents rooms. uc
was arrested and taken to police head
quarters and disarmcd Of bowic-knilc
and loaded revolver. lie declared
that he intended TO servo the President
us Garfield had been served. There is
no doubt he intended to assassinatc the
PRESIDENT. lie was discovered bv a
guest OF the hotel. The matter was
kopt from Arthur until he returned to
NEW York, when hc found "1hat thev
had changed his rooms at the Fifth
Avenue, and an explanation was made,
Two detectives guarded his new apart
ment. On the last trip tho President
was much scared"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-29
MONEY.

We want 10 ahow You The beautiful
things we have on hand, useful as well as
elegant; fuil lines Of JcwcIry, Watches
and Clerks, Glassware, %ilycrwarc, Spec
G"odS, Toilet Sets, Vases, Cups and Mugs.
Then we will hes you to
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-29

Which we expect to do soon afte
Christmas.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-29

TIE conviction Of Conroy, the Now
York policeman, of murder in tho first
degree is another emphatic answer to
tho assertion that murtlcrcrs cannot be
convicted where death is tho penalty
or a possible penalty. Tho assertion
never had any firm foundation at best.
Muldorors have been convicted and
hanged in States where public opinion
was very much opposed to hanging and
where public opinion had, as it always
has, and ought to have, good deal of
weight with the men composing iurics.
1t was very difficult in tho Webster
case, in Massachusetts, to find twelve
men not conscicntiously opposed to the
death ponalty; but they were found
and Webster was executed. And the
cases arc few, if, indeed, there arc any,
where al undoubtcd murderer has
escaped conviction in q State where
the death penalty is in force, simply
because of opposition in the Jury box
10 that form punishment.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-29
PURCHASE

Some of these things, that you may have
pleasure and we profit thereby. Now is
the time to get
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-29
ATTENTION
HOUfSEKEEPERS
.BUS'H' EsEICIIEVEse.

Patent Process l'uckwhcat Flour, Choice,
Fancy and Patent Family Flour, London
Layer Raisins, Cream Cheese, Pineapple
Cheese, Imported ALapnroni, Imported
Pickles and Sauce, Imported and Domestic
Sardncs, Salmon, Mackcrcl, Cox's Celia
tine Powdered and Cut-Loaf Sugar, Grat-
cd and Sliced Pineapple, Okra and Toma-
toes, Pears, Peaches, Tomatoes, Succotasll
and many other goods in that line. In
fact my
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-29


The revised Old Testament threatens
TO provoke even more criticism than
the revised now one. Joscph's coat is
no longer "coat Of many colors," or
'crazy pattcrn," but "a tunic with
long Sleeves" Tho hippopotamus no
longer "drinkoth up Il river and hastcth
not" because Che trustcth that he can
draw up Jordan into his mouth" but
Though river swclls he is not afraid :
fearless though Jordan washed into his
mouth" The "chariots with flaming
torches" seen in a vision by Isaiah arc
"chariots with Steel" The woods arc
not full Of "satyrs" and "draeons, y
but "goats" and "jackals." The "na-
ton scattered and peeled whose land
inc river has spoilcd," is "thc nation
tall ana shavcn whose land the rivers
divide" In fact tho old version as
compared with the now roads as if the
pfoof-rcadcr had been through the
ancient book and changed it to suit
himself and put the "intclligcnt COM
positor" into n bad hole.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-29
\ EW STORE

For wc will sell at cost and below uthc,
than move this stock in our
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-29

While we have some good suits at $3.50
g. $40 and $l2, the variety at $3.50 and
S15 Is much greater, and embraces MANY
very desirable and handsome mixtures, cut
noth IN walking coats and sacks. There is
no discount on the wOol--it's the genuine
article. The garments arc of stylish sshapcs,
Scwcd with silk, well made and nicely
trimmed DO you contemplate buying Il
suit soon? If so, you should SEQ these
when coming to Columbia. If there is
anything under tho sun in Fall and Win
TOR apparel that you require you can find it
in our stock.
BOYS SUITS.
TO the ladies of Winnsboro We wish to
announce that we have the largest stock OF
bnyS,, Clothing In Columbia. Boys school
AND dress suits; also handsome limo of
k!lts for the little ones, and made and
trimmed In the latest styles. Wo also
guarantee a perfect it, Al orders sent to
my, address will receive prompt attention.
anu II they, do not suit or fit, you can re.
turn them by paying half express.
Respectfully,
NJ. II. RkHNARD,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-03
g p E C AL Office

During the past week we have sold a great many
DRESS TRIMMINGS because have the IAryrue
Lane and Lowest Prices this side Of New York But this
week we want TO s fully ten times what we sold lass
week. and to do this we have made the following
ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS:
Chenille Fringe. So inches deep. only 4oc yard
worth Coo.
Chenille Fringe inches deep only Soc yard cheap
ct Csc.
Chenille Fringe inches deep viii be sold for Csc Q
yard; regular price. 9oc
Chenille Fringe inches door, only - -.-,
worth 81
Our Double Ball Chenille FRINGE very handsome ana
sold AZ nom 81 % TO 81 so in this CITY, will be sold for
s7c. a yard The same in all colors az slayard
Handsome Chenille Fringe new elects at 81 al q
81. so and Bits yard
Every pattern guaranteed bargain ana worth from
Csc. to Soc yard more than price.
BARGAINS IN PLAIN GINIPs
100 patterns TO select from
One lot Plain Se.arshle Gimp 4sc ward; worth 80
One lot SeParable Gimp st SOC yard: worth 9oc
One lot Handsome aud Wide Cuts and lsome orr-
aments viii BE- sold at 75c. yard This would be 0
bargain at 81
One lot CSC yard sold first Of the season at sl75s
yard.
Bargains also at 81 to 1915 yard
BARGAINS IN ESCURIAL LAcES
IarSest assortment in the city. Prices So FER cent
lower than elsewhere
Handsome Goods at Soc: worth Sc
Very wide, all Silk Goods 15c yard; worth 81 ana
bargains at 81 TO GA yard
We do not often advertise to sell Goods half their
value but the above goods really bargains and We
hope you viii call and examine them at
BAUM
90 416 SEVENTH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-03
Come Near.

Come near to me. need Thy glorious presence
Through the dense darkness of this troubled hour
Shine on my soul, and fill 1t with the essence
OF Thy pervadng and uplifting power.
Come near, come near to me.
Come nearer yet. have no strength to reach Thee
My soul is like a bird with broken wings.
Lean down from Thy fair heights and teach me
Tie balm Thy touch TO mortal beings brings.
Lean down, o God lean down.
Come near And yet, If those eternal places
Hold greater tasks TO occupy Thy hands,
send Thy blest angels whose celestial faces
Smile sometimes on us from the spirit lands.
Send one, send one to me.
must have help. am so weak and broken
cannot help myself know not how
That moral force, OF which so much is spOken .
VIII not sustain and fOrtify me now
Unjust, must have help.
Some outside a1d some strength from spirit sources
We must have, in hours like this, or die
To One, to all, OF those mysterious forces
Which men call God, lift myself and cry
Come near, come near to me-
ELLA WHEELER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-03

SALT FOR DYsPEPsIA.-Half a teaspoonful of
common table salt dissolved in little cold
water and drank will instantly relieve heart
burn or dyspepsia If taken every morning be-
fore breakfast, increasing the quantity gradu-
ally to a teaspOonful to glass OF water it will
in a few days cure any ordinary case of dyspep-
STA, if at the same time due attention is paid to
the diet. There is no better remedy than the
above for constipation; no better garge for sore
throat 1t is equal to chlOrate Of potash, and is
entirely safe. 1t may be used as often as de-
sired, and if a little is swallowed each time it
will have beneficial effect on the throat BY
cleansing 1t and allaying the irritation. In
doses of one to four teaspOonsful In half pint
to pint of tepid water it acts promptly as an
emetc. and In cases OF poisoning is always at
hand. 1t is an excellent remedy for bites and
stings Of Insects 1t is a valuable astringent for
hemorrhages, particularly tor bleeding after the
extraction OF tooth. 1t has both cleansing
and healing properties, and Is therefore q most
excellent application for superficial liberation.
Shaker Manifesto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-03
Take Heart.

All day the stormy wind has blown
From off the dark and briny sea;
No bird has past the window flown,
The only song has been the moan
The wind made in the willow tree.
This is the summers burial time;
She died when dropped the earliest leaves,
And cold upon her rosy prime
Fell down the autumn'S frosty rime-
Yet 1 am not as one that grieves.
For well I know DER sunny seas
The blue-bird waits for April skies;
And at the root OF forest trees
The May-flOwerS sleep in fragrant ease,
And ViOletS hide their azure eyes.
0 thou, by winds OF grief o'erblown
Besides some golden summers bier,-
Take heart!-thy birds are only flown,
Thy blossoms sleeping, fearful sOwn,
To greet the in the immortal year!