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4 BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME FOR SALE
AT EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.


AT EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Virginia sixty miles from Washington D. c.. via vir-
ginia Midland Railroad. 6h miles from Narrenton Va
Beautifully located hi los feet above the Rappa-
hammock river $50 feet northeast Of the new hotel at
90, containing third Of acre. Lswn and grounds
between cottage and hotel Porch and entire cottage
beautifully LIGHTED WITH GAS. Street LAMPS
chandeliers and brackets length Of porch. lis feet.
sliding doors between them; open frepaces In each
ball, large closet bath room water closet six win
dows opening to floor Oh porch inside blinds.
Second Storytelling ten feet; two rooms 16x18:
ana double window in hall; inside blinds.
Swiss roof with ornamental Tower. Ventilation per-
fect The whole built Of the best material and finished
in the best style in 1881.
Just completed.
Cottage is well furnishedtwo sets wicker furniture
complete. ALI new and attractive
photograph Of cottage be Office of General
Eppa Hunton, Room 81. Corcoran Building. Washing
ton. D. G.: at my office. Warrenton. Va. and at my
office in New York
Being unable to occupy the above property because
OF roy Change Of residence will sell the whole for
Uuo one half cash. balance in twelve months with
H. R. GARDEN. Attorney -at-Law,
- DuGca2 Building,
,oo 90 Nassau and Pine streets,
I my2o-3w- New York City.
FOR sALE-sEvERAL DESIRABLE COTTAGE
Spr1ngs; near Warreiaton Va. Will be sold or ex-
vantaveous terms Address IT, Star Office III n mySsSW
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE IN THE RAP
10Y iay growing v1ilsge OF ANACOSTIA; ACRE
property; VILLA sites ind building lots.
Money advanced to purchasers wiehing to build.
h AsHl!sy to H.A. cn1svorn.
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An Alarming Progeny.

Two or more couple OF undisturbed reaches or
bed bugs will in few days make your house
almost untenantahle; therefore use now Hunts
insect Powder. Price, IS cents; for sale by all
druggists.
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FCSsErI's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out Of
town Special attention To strawberry festivals.
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COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS

For the relief and prevention the instant it applied
OF rheumatism, Neuralgia. Sciatica, Coughs Colds,
Weak Back, Stomach and Bowels Shooting Pains
Numbness, Hysteria, Female Pains, Palpiation Dys-
pepsia. Liver Complaint Bilious Fever, Malaria and
Epidemics use COLLINS 1LASIERS IAN Electric
Battery combined with Porous Flaster) and laugh at
PAIN 25c. everywhere. JET
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY, June nth and 12jl-re-
auctions In ali departments and handsome sOuvc-
Mrs. A. DAG,iANN ACt sec 18th ST
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Jusr RECEIVED.
A full line of NEW INGRAINs
Alarge lot of MATING, Cheap.
Another invoice of ALASKA REFRIGERATORS
the BEST and CHEAPEST in the Market
ExeniIe our StCca before buying.
CARPETS CLEANED AT LOWEST PRICES.
SINGLETON & HOEKE,
nly26 enl MARKET SPACE
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Don't Die i'm the House.
though on Rats Clears out rats, mice, reaches,
bed-bugs, flies, ants. moles, chipmunks, gophers.
15c.
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DRY GOODS.
Mn SUMNER URrss Goops
IN ENDLESS VARIETY.

BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN BATIsTE
DUB LINEN LAWNS ARE VERY ATTRACTIVE.
Do.h IN STYLE AND PRICE. FRENCH LAWNS
IN ENDLESS VARIETY. AND AT PRICES WHICH
WILL GUARANTEE THEIR READY SALE.
TO EXAMINE THE QUALITY OF OR INDIA
LINEN AND FIGURED swiss, SIMPLY MEANS To
BtY. :" A''S ~
PRICE. OUR GINGHAMs HAVE BEtN 81 ffcTf n
MINIS MIN WEN TO MET THE PoPpLkR b}S
sATiN MI ROPES At FIRsf SQsT. 0' AN
lion IN SILKS, We CONTINUE To MAKE THE
SACRIFICE, AND GUARANTEE PRICES On ALL
S. L. HEMPSToNE.
teS 500 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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(ATARRH.

SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE,
THE GREAT BALSAMIC DISTILIATION OF
WITCH HAZEL, AMERICAN PINE, CANADIAN
FUR, MARIGOLD. CLOVER BLOSSOM, ETC,
For The Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure OF every
form Of Caarrh. from simple Head Cold Influenza
to the Loss of Smell, Taste and Hearing Cough Bron
chitis. and Incpient Consumption. Relief in fire min
utes in any and every Nothing like it. Grateful
fragrant wholesome. Cure begins from first applica-
ton, and Is rapid, radical permanent and falling
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent
and Sanford's inhaler, al iii package forming a
complete treatment. of an druggists for ST. Ask for
SAsFoRD's RADICAL CURE, Porter DRUG AND CHEMI-
CAL Co., Boston.
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NOTfCE!-Kets KemethyS, 1909 Pa. av, takes one
coz. fine photos With one thirteenth painted for 60
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on sATrRpAY, June g. photograph OF the Brook.
Iyh brl0Te VIII be given TO every customer at the
Boston Variety store, 1o5 and -707 Market Space.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
TINE POPULAR WATERING PLACE,
CAPE MAY.
10 Reached by the
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD.
IN TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Fast Express Trains. with Parlor cars at "a
saehcd are run during the season at convent yEAY
emit hours. and passengers will ind on their
arrival at the New Broad street Station Philadelphia
Union transfer Coaches and Horse Cars ready to
transfer direct to the station Of the West Jersey rail-
ROAD. At the foot OF Market street.
FOR through tckets baggage checks. and full il for
NATION apply follows 18th street
mac Railroad.
CHAS. E. PUGH. Gen1 Manager.
tee-taul5 J. R. WOOD. Genr Passenger Agent.
ATLANTIC CRY. ia
Express Trains run THROUGH without s:&5 /
STOPS In NINETY MINUTES
CAMDEN E ri IA AIThhANTIci WEST JERSEY
Station foot Of Vine street Station foot Of Market 81
Passengers from Washington will take the through
trains Of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad to Phila
depha and arrive at the Broad street station of
the pennsylvania railroad. where the street viii
convey direct to the West Jersey railroad
station, and Union transfer coaches connect direct
the station of the Camden and Atlantic railroad.
alton apply as follows Northwest 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue; station Baltimore and Poto-
mac railroad.
CHAS. E. PUGH, JR WOOD
"DETAILS
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THE OLDEST ISHABIrANrs-Att the Juna mee,inc
eI tue Oldest Inhabitants association yesterday
sI0rnoon, MesSrs. Bruff, BOhrer and Drew were
appointed committee 10 draw up resolutions re-
speeding the deaths of Andrew Rothweil Josiah
Essex ana Samuel McGee. Messrs. F. ID Clary
ard William Rutherford were elected to mamber
ship. Dir. l. f. Tasstro was designatad by the
society 10 act as orator July 4, and Mr. Robt Bali
10 read the declaration o; independence.
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On SATURDAY, June 9, photograph Of the Brook
lyn ridge Will be given To every customer at the
Boston Variety Store, 705 and 7O1 Market Space.
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DEATH TRoa Being OvEKHEaTEp-Yesrerffsv
afternoon Michael Doyle, employed in the Talti-
H.ofe aau Oaio freight depot, was overcome by
tle heat while 81 work He was sent TO his home,
80 80 / street northeast, where he died this
mornlng--Iesterday afternoon coiored man,
named spencer Conway, about 81 years OF age,
vas overcome BY the heat while at work on the
Ie!t-l1ne tracE- He was taken TO his home. where
Hledic3l aid was rendered.
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LundbOrg's Perfumes,
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose.
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JOSEPH GuCHEIsT was charged before the
Police Court this morning with seriously assault
Ing his wife, ElyiTa. The case went over till
Saturday on account of the illness OF the injured
woman.
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HOWE ISsURASCE-Of the eleven home compa-
MES 10 company offers to the public better al
VantageS than the columbia" 1924 street north
west. 1t Is Differed and managed by trustees who
are among our best citizens Insure with this
company, whose rates are reasonable. 1t shows
paid up capital OF 100000 and q handsome sur
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e tate known as Fort Totem. about IL acres. on
Bates road Just east Of Rock Greek church. and half
buildings and fine peach orchard This operty is sit
desirable to any wishing to build resi-
dence thereon. For further particulars inquire of
avenue Washington. D. c.. or j. A. THOMAS Bright
wood, DC. my29-eo2w
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AcciDENTs-John Quade. three year--old hoy,
VS. thrown 10 the ground last night corner q;
ko'e and streets northwest. and had his head,
hauly injured by Il dog-caft driven by TWO young
lacles---Dr. \. {. Tabor, who resides al No lii7
Co!coT6n street, IS suffering from INJURIES received
1n 1II!l:g over an embanEment TWENTY-FIVE feet
Ll2h While running surveyors line at Glymont
LAST Tuesday. He Is IS years Old
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WALL PArERs-R, W. Henderson & Co., 1113 St
WINDOW SCREENS. F. T. May & Co., GA Penn
sylgania avenue.
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TIE PORTSMOUTH COOKING NAIN.-At the second
day OF the cooking main at Portsmouth. Va yes
terd.,y between Washington city and Long Island
city, New York, the first fight was won by WASH
lAgt)n n ten minutes. The second fight was won
" Long Island city in four minutes. The third
ight was won 10y Long Island city In ten minutes.
aver These nights three hack fights were fought,
the nfst Two between Washington and Long Isl
and city, and the third between washington and
Phh3ielphla- The first, with long spurs, was won
Ny Washington. The second, with short spurs
was Won by Long Island city, NY. The third.
WIN long spurs, was won by WASHINGTON.
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3CTH OF NAY EPISoDE.-Instead OF attending
the erreincnleS at Arlington on Decoration day
M LucleG H. Smith. teacher, and Miss Maggie
Bule attended ceremony In Baltimore which
Hinged on wedding ring, and returned happier,
X not wiser couple.
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HOTEL KAATERSKILL, A.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, lm5
OPENS Sd SEASON JUNE 26TH.

The most popular mountain resort in the world An
route direct 10 the Hotel vie the kaatersl
halrcad- For additional! Information address
E. A. G1LLETT
my22-tu. tn sat26t Coonnade Hotel Philade phia Pa
RASS ROCK ROUSE. GOOD HARBORl 4
- Beach. Gloucester. Mass.-Cuisinc first $cMY
class Finest surf bathing and scenery l..W3
on tie Atlantic coast Send for book describing Cape
Ann. l.. IL BROWN. ap24- TIN, tn, g, ct
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FINE 1885 CCGSAC for medical and other purposes
at Chris. handlers, No Gil eth street northwest
Physicians please take notice.
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OUR 81 SILK Jersey, in new shades reduced to
t5c. AL new Shad IS OF SILK MttS, zoe.
A DANNASS Act. sos 18th ST
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CARTER'S
ATTENTION. LADIES,

I'll MARKET SPACE.
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DEPOT for Harris Roach Powder, III ID St NV.
EYES and eyeslght fitted. Hemplers down town.
ANOTHER lot OF Satin and Silk-lined ParasOls at
81 69; Satin L ace trimmed ParaS0lS SO IS; Misses
Parspis, AS.
A. DANYANN, ACt SOC eth St
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR RENT-A GOOD OPENING FOR BusI-
ness man store and fixtures In good condition. near
popular summer resort rent very moderate. Address
Z. c. CLARKE, Piney Point, Nd. lei -3t'
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single inch, yet 80 impalpable that they
beat upon our eyeballs In countless mil.
lions without injury to the delicate surface,
yet so strong that they have steered their
unerring course through billions and bill.
lions OF miles and reached their destination
unaltered and unenieebled, is the home OF A
special Shechinah--none other than the
nou'e Of God
DIPLOMAS.
Just after the delivery of the foregoing.
the diplomas were delivered to the gradn.
ates, eight in number, by Colonel Ellitt, who
In presenting. them, made appropriate ad.
dresses to each several recipient.
AT NIGHT.
The Allumn@ societies are having BAN
quet at the hotel tonight. A large num-
Der OF citizens and visitors are enjoying the
h0spitalities of the college grounds by
moonlight, and good time generally ID
being had.
The College Faculty held meeting to-
night and forwarded the following to Colo.
mel Elliott:
DEAR SIk:-Having heard with the great.
graduating class of Marvin college on this
day of Its annual commencement for the
session Of 1928, and desiring that others
may also receive the benefits OF its senti.
ments, we, the Board and Faculty OF said
| Marvin college. do now earnestly reques,
the publication thereof In the excellent
journal with which you are connected. We
also beg to order of the issue containing
the same, 600 copies. Respectfully,
CHARLIE Il. Brown,
President of the Board.
j, FRED. Cox, Secretary.
Done in JOINT meeting.
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TELEPHONE TALK,

some Important Changes Made In tho Dis
Promotion Of Manager Clowel-rts.
There was present in the city yesterday
the new management Of the Southwestern
Telegraph and Telephone company, who
are travelling through Texas and Arkausas
on tour Of inspection, etc,
Of the telephone interests; I, Y. Al.
Brown, Of Boston, representing the Ameri-
can Bell Telephone company, looking after
ms companys patents, royalty, etc., wss
Loren N. Downs. Of Lowell: Massachu.
sets, general manager; j. K. Dunbar, gen.
eral superintendent Of Texas and Arkansas
with headquarters at Little Rock; J. N.
Keller. OF Little Rock, one OF the directors.
Inc ioIlowinEfre the names Of the man :
ayers Wat Hubert, of Fort Worth; J, J.
I Harrison. Of Gainesville; B. Willis, Of
Sherman; A. Watson, Of Denison; Mr.. Mo-
Murray, OF Paris. and ID. M. Clover, Of
Dallas. 1t is with pleasure that We
learn OF the promotion Of our fellow towns
man and our manager of the exchange,
Mr.. ID. n. Clover, to the surerintendency
OF north Texas, including north OF Waco
and from III Paso to Marshall, with head
quarters here. 1t il not known yet
who his successor is to b..
Mr.. Milbern OF Galveston, takes the Gu.
peiintendency Of southern Texas, and Mr..
Walker. OF Little Rock, Arkansas, the
cities Of Jefferson and Marshall, Texas.
| The new. management propose pushing
the extension Of the telephone lines be-
tween all the principal cities OF Texas they
having now cash OH hand of $500, 900 for
construction purposes in this territory.
The Lowell syndicate that now owns the
principal shares in this county now con-
trolls the telephone in Maine, New Hamp-
ehire, Vermont, part of New York and
Massachusetts,, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
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were wofully few in number. and as Mr..
Noah Webster, in his letter OF lSi0 reported,
being principally Dilworth's spelling
books, the Psalter aud the Bible,
Morse's geography, reader and copy
book for writing and sums: states being un-
known until much later. The apparatus
consisted almost wholly Of the birchen rod,
the ferule, the tongs and the bellows and
the benches. The slate came along about
ISIS, and the blackboard was not intro
duced until 1875, and but little used until
1910. Ii was not until 1850 that globes be-
gan to be seen in the public schools. The
Orrery was not known before 1871. For H.
Illustrations in geography, astronomy, arith.
metic, etc, the first apparatus came into
vogue in 1895. In 1870 there were but
thirteen colleges in the coun-
try, and some half-dozen theological insti-
tutes, and each of these boosted Of only
! 500 to 1000 volumes. The school session
lasted about three months. the favored dis
tricts being blessed with four months. Now
see the difference. To-day the United
States is full of schools and colleges and
universities, of lyceums, OF public as well
as private reading-rooms, of literary and
scientific societies, of industrial and fine art
institutions. The modern architecture is
superb and most convenient. All the equip
ments, appointments, facilities, are OF sin
gularly superior order. find that the
census OF 1850 announces as follows:
Total school population In the United
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The temple Emanuel school,

TUB ItUipI6 EINNHU-TAI SUHUOI,
The written examinations of Temple
Emanuel School began yesterday under the
supervision OF u committee appointed for
the purpose. Modern and medieval his
tory, and physiology were passed with
great credit to the classes. The Junior high
school grade averaged 100 per cent. in
modern and medieval history, and 100 per
cent In Physiology. The second and third
grades averaged 9S per cent. In United
States history.
To-day, Wednesday, algebra, geometry,
arithmetic and grammar will be In order.
Thursday, geography. composition and
American literature; Friday, spelling and
elocution. On Monday morning, June
18Th the oral examination begins, OF which
due notice will be given.
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l.. E. Curtis, jeweler, corner Of Main and
Poydras streets. Repairing fine watches a
speciality.
Diamonds, Howard watches, Walthsm,
Elgin, Springfield and Lancaster watches.
In gold and silver cases. fine Swiss
watches. An elegant new stock of jewelry,
rings, fine gold sets, necklaces. lockets and
chains, ear-drops, gold pins, bracelets,
thimblssi fine assortment Of sleeve-buttons,
studs, gold speotacles and eyeglasses. New
walters, toilet sets, casters. Rogers Bros,
pat wood, fine marble and gilt clocks, at
corner Of Main and Poydras streets.
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FINE, VERY FINE AUCTION ROOMS,

w.,, 700 MAIN sfRIsf OLD TEXAS EXPRESS orTICEl 49,
adoutof
be will
handling
liberal dealings
Ii
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Railroad Men and Telegraph operators.

-'''''' o''e- WV es''" 1UfoBf SPH VporUVorbs
No more honest and rd-working class
OF people than these, yet they are generally
poorly paid. They have great chance TO
which costs only 80 ia tickets only $50, s.
tickets $780, In the Commonwealth Dlstri-
button Company's next grand drawing, 10
be held In Louisville, KY, June 30, 1883,
Grand capital prize Of $4,000 grand prize
OF $4,000; one prize Of 5000; 1900 prizes,
amounting to $ll2.400. Send your orders
to X. NJ. Boardman, Louisville, Ky.
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Excursion Tickets, Low Rates.

Commencing June LIST. round trip
summer excursion tickets will be on sale to
all summer resorts and important points
north and east, good TO return until Novem
Der LIST. The time having been shortened
via Houston and New Orleans, makes this
route from eight to twelve hours quicker to
all points east than heretofore, having fewer
changes OF cars than via any other line.
r. r. and q. @. Il s. Fe X. r. For rates.
maps, time cards or any information apply
TO ]. L. A. THOMAS,
T. ?. A., q. II. and s. A. Ry. system,
Dallas, Tex.
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Plaster Of Paris.

Plaster OF Paris.
We will sell the best article Of plaster Of
Paris at 50 per barrel, warranted lust "a
good as any New York or Chicago plaster
and ~ an evidence len Of i. quality we will
tractor that ne may test its quality. cal
at Caperan q Bonds, 0O5 Elm street and
COS Pacific avenue, who are sole agents io]
Dallas. Denton, Collin, Ellis and Kauimar
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The ground on which the Assumption
college at Sandwich, Canada, stands has
been 10 possession OF the Catholic church
l36 pears, having been obtained from ths
Huron Indians In 1857.
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Means. Morley Bros: -'
, SGnkSraKNK&- have sold WONDERFUL.
- 5aI 10 several Of my customers who utet
, 'or the cure Of BLACK lESly giving
ne OF TWO doses internally and sppl, ,ng II ex,
efnAAy' tworked like q charm Yours, Etc.
LIB. HUTCHINSON,
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BurrlRcur. rrxAa Sept. L lssa
..rinm Is to certify that we have used your
WONDERFUL EfGHI'' for BLACK LEG
In Cattle by giving from rs TO 70 drops inter
nAlly and applying externally once or twtce 10
he parts afected, and IL gave immediate relief
A. J. McLuRE W. B. SHIFLErT,
A. J. STEWARD. WILL NcLuRk
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We give possession Of our store by July
10th, and must close out by that time.
ALEX ORTLyRB g. Co
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Neu 10 NJ schauts.
Remember the closing out sale Of notions
and gents furnishing goods az
AiRx. 0ArLrRD 4 Co.
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A Attractions for this Week.
$40 dozen white and colored shirts,
800 dozen assorted underwear.

800 dozen assorted underwear,
1900 dozen ladies' hosiery.
800 dozen childrens' hosiery.
l75 dozen mitts and gloves.
200 dozen assorted towels.
1000 pieces assorted ribbons.
HOO pieces assorted embroiderles.
1900 pieces assorted laces.
800 dozen fans. .
800 dozen assorted combs.
A full line OF steplenotions.
A full line Of fancy notions, at
ALEX. 0RTLIEB & Co,
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A COOP DoDGE.-The Charlotte
Observer mentions II very sharp little
plan adopted by some boys Of Atlanta.
Some time ago an advertisement ap-
pcarcd in daily paper in that city
stating THAT o,t receipt of fifty cents a
book that no newly married couple
should be without would be sent care
fully sealed so rs to escape observation,
and that all communications would be
strictly confidential, etc. Some of the
boys OF Charlotte bit, and sent in their
half dollars, and in return got copies
of the New Tcstament-rcviscd cdi-
ton. The firm sending out the books
is composed of three small boys from
twelve to fifteen years of age, the tes-
talncnts being given to them by 4
Bible society. They send out one of
the books wherever the orders are
accompanied with tic cash; and meet
every Saturday night and declare a
dividend. They claim to get quite a
number of orders rrom young people
in tho country t3%he around Atlanta.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE:
Jan 13-3nl

A S Agent of Mrs. judith Z. McClcna-
"A CHAN, will offer for sale before Che
Court lionsc door in WinnSboro, on Mon
day, the 9th day of February, 1883, at puli-
ltc outcry, to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing parcels of land, viz:
!. All that piece or parcel Of land, lying,
being and situate in the County of Fairfield,
IN the State of South Carolina, on a branch
of Bear Creek, containing THREE HUNDRED
AND SEVENTEEN AND THREE-QuA RrERs
ACRES, more or loss, and having such
shapes, marks aud boundaries as are rep
resented on plat made BY ,Wm b. Elkin,
surveyor, on Sd December, 1874.
2. A II that piece or parcel Of land, lying,
hoing and situate in the County and State
aforesaid, on Simmons Branch of Twenty
five Mile Creek, containing Two HUNDRED
AND EIGITTYFiv1I AND TRREE-QUAETERs
ACRES, more or less, and having such
shapes, marks and boundaries as arc rep
resented OH the above mentioned plat
TERMS-Onc-third Of the purchase
money to he paid IN cash; the balance on a
credit of ono and two. years, with annual
interest from day OF sally, purchaser to give
bond, secured by a mortgage of the prem
ises, and to pay for all papers.
JAMES IT. RON.
Winnshoro, S. c., January 10, 1888
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