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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1885-03-04
Real Estate Agent, DeLand

Mr.. John Camp in walking through the
woods last Friday, came across large trunk
On arriving in town he made inquiries, but
without finding out who had lost one, in
company with Mr.. e. w. Bond, he returned
to the place where the trunk was, and. upon
opening it, property was found belonging to
Mr.. Seaman, of the Floral Grove Hotel, who
had missed it two or three weeks ago, but
thought that some boarder had taken it
away by mistake. The trunk was full of
clothing and other valuables, which were
much injured by the recent rains.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1885-03-04
State OF the Weather
AT DELAND.

AT DELAND,
For the week ending Sunday, Feb. ~, 1855.
NJ r w Til F Sat snn
s j HSs q q g g g g g 4 4
Mean temperature G2 degrees.
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HOTELS.
BRocrs CoseREss1oNAL Horn

This Hotel is situated opposite the Capto-New Jer-
sey ave- and St ae.-the most elevated point In
Washington. 1t Is out Of the malaria district. being
one hundred ret above the level of Potomac river
From its Balconies beautiful view be had Of the
entire city Of Washington, Arlington Heights. Pot0-
mac River and the Capitol grounds Summer boardsfs
accommodated with delightful airy and well ventilated
rooms Transient 90 per day. Regular boasdsrs for
summer season ~ low rates II. BROCK, Prop,
mh1e9m Formerly Of Jersey CITY. d. ].
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The fact that orders were yesterday issued for
the strengthening or tearing down of nine inse-
cure buildings in this District shows that the
warning of the recent disaster in New York is
being needed. E-iIi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-30

Gen. Komarof doesn't seem to bother his
head with diplomacy. He marches right on
just "a though he owned the country and leaves
the home government to throw dust in the eyes
Of the English ministry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-30

1t seems that the first duty of man after he Is
appointed TO foreign mission 10 TO get himself
banquetted. o., 81, -fr,.s
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The Russian corvette which has been lying at
Norfolk has outwitted the British ship Garnet
which has been watching her movements, and
has put out to sea. The Russian vessel is lighter
than the British, but her guns are heavier and
she has superior speed. The commanders of
both vessels are fighters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-30

An ex-assemblyman appeared in one Of the
New York magistrates courts as the defender
OF a lot of burglars and thieves, who had been
arrested for creating q disturbance. thinking
they would be useful to him at the next cleo
ton. He claimed that they were "honest citi-
gems on a little bit of a bat and pleaded so
earnestly that the justice discharged them all.
The attorney subsequently discovered that his
gold watch and chain had been stolen by some
OF his honest clients and he now wishes he had
let Justice take its course
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Judge Cartier voiced the sentiment of tie
community yesterday when he intimated that
no technical objection should prevent the con-
viction Of a burglar who was proven to have
entered o building and stolen articles there
from. Whether he entered by means OF an open
transom OF forced his way in doesn't effect his
i1f
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We ALwAYs LEAD.

We ALwAYs LEAD.
LET THOSE FOLLOW WHO CAN WHILE WE
DEFER
GENUINE CINCINNATI SUGAR-CURED HAM
Per pound foA 12c
PURE VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR
Pounds for 81.
PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP
Per gallon for 81 25.
GRADUATED SUGAR
16 Pounds for 81.
STANDARD "a" SUGAR
16 Pounds for 81.
EXTRA &C. SUGAR
Is Pounds for 81.
EvAPORATED APPLES
10 Pounds for 81.
EvAPORATED PEACHES
ga Pounds for 81.
BRIGHT DRIED PEACHES
Pounds for 81.
CHOICE TURKISH PRUNES
16 Pounds for 81.
CHOICE FRENCH PRCNEs
II Pounds for 81.
CHOICE PRESERVES
sPint Glass Jars for 81
CHOICE BARTLETT PEARS
"Mason's Quart Jars for 81.
ELPHONZO YOCNGS. GROCER,
42S Ninth Street between d and f.
~The most remarkable bargains ever offered in the
way of Fruit IN GLASS in Washington L. Y. ap3O-3t
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The Supreme Court has decided that a wife's
separate estate is not liable for a debt con-
tracted by her husband. even though he repre-
sents himself as her trustee, unless it can be
shown that she contracted the debt in her own
behalf The husbands of rich wives, who have
heretofore had unlimited credit in the belief
that their debts could be collected nom the
financial member of the martial firm, will now
have to live on their regular allowance
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If, as is stated, the real estate in Richmond
has increased S1O,OOO,OOO, there seems to be
no reason why Virginia is no. in position to
pay her entire debt, for there has doubtless been
q proportionate increase in other parts of the
state. If repudiation is persisted i'm under these
circumstances the old commonwealth will be
stigmatized as wilfully dishonest, and will for
felt all claim to sympathy or consideration.
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WANTED-HELP.


WANTED-AN,E EXPERT NCEp SKIRT HANI;
w no others need apply. Al Us r st. NV. Its
"ANTED-A WHITE GIRI, TO NURSE AMI
w do chambei work; good re- r .nce required. Ap-
pig at oO7 l. ST. Nv. IL
WANTED-AN ExPERIENCED WHITE Wo-
Apply at the Arno, 10th St., bet. and SIS. it,
"ANTED-A NEAT AND HONEST BoY-BF.
ID sed ne
reference need answer. Apply at 1920 St NV. it,
VNANTED-A GIRi. TO DO GENERAL HOUSE.
required Apply at Dos 18th St NV. Its
"ANTED-A FIRST-CIASs SOBER COLORED
m, man that nld ,rstand, cooking singe; must
drss parade or digger sgS nesd app
WANTED-AGENTS FOR ESSAYS AND
CO., 437 nth 81. NV, second floor ap3O3t'
WyANTED-A FIRsTCLASs LAUNDREss IN
Inquire psssssH m nw Good pssn!ssd
outside business. Address sox 107, Star oti,.e,
with reference. ap303t
WANTED-A CoLoRED WOMAN. 10 DO GEN.
JOS, BoKRoWs. s2i St, between 9th and 10th SITS
sas AZ. S.o d.ss.: zPRg S S9 sAs
u7ANTED-FTVE FIRsTCLAss BRICK LAY
eTs at $40 per day. Apply at new BUILDINGS ag
WANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK FOR SMALL
%e S0'a aps Il t.
WANTED-IN THE CoUNTRY-A REsPECT-
w able Woman (white Q. coloredl to cook. wash.
dress Mrs oTFuT S1 5 !. kosHVe 81 Ma etss a.
M would IKE permanent E SN with Lady:
no objection to travel Address Box "a, Star Office
WANTED-IADTEs AND YOUNG GIRLS N
us at their homes The business something entirely
sna al eSGa s
e ss
W and make Ares. Apply At kEEN's, Az sth St.
VVANTED-A FTRsT-CIAss COLoRTD LAUN-
MoNET so& i4i4 Penna. a HeRy apps s
w ANTED-A CoLoRED FEMALE NURSE FOR
pi,al, " St, bet 18th and 18th sts. ap2s-st
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS WASHER AND
s1cass but hs hes, need apply to
WANTED-AN EXCELLENT COOK, WHO IS
w good at washing and ironing; 2 good home and
ne wages for the right person will have assistance IN
Cali at COG East Capitol St ap27-4t%
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO COOK, WASH
w ana lrOn Apply At once at "A ST. NV. apZ5-lm
VNANTED--A NAN OR WOMAN IN EVERY
w County in the United States 81 .25 samples tree
SO per month, salary or commission. send stamp.
PAUL label, Chicago. Ill. ap25-lm
NTANTED-A GOOD WHITE SERVANT GIRL;
w good wages Apply at 2O3l X 81 NV. ap24-1w*
XNANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN
w city and cOunty to send for light home employ
ment; this glass painting but something that
can be learned in fiN minutes; Instruction. buy;
full sample, completed, sent free. Address
g. PLIMSOL,
ap23ths ,tG4t$ 46 School st., Boston. Masa
yVANTED-A GOOD, STRONG, RELIABLE
w Woman to cook. wash and iron; must be a good
ok wages $l4; references required Apply at 6U5
T St NV. ap1S-eo6t
VNANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG GIRLS FOR
w permanent home employment distance imma-
teria So To $50 weekly earned, according industry
no glass picture making painting photos or fabrics
no art scheme; perfectly new and genuine; different
to al other advertisements; learned instananeousy
particulars free: no stamps required COLUMBIA
Trading Company. LA fremont st.. Boston. Mass.
apI124t<
VJTANTED-wHTTE AND COLORED WOMEN
W cooks, SO to $50 chambermaids, nurses, gen.
eral workers, scrub and kitchen girls, men cooks
PRICE 4 COOMBS, Employment and Room Renting
Agents. 926 + st. NV. mh6-Sws
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The --LATEST FAsHroS
Is AN OvERCOAT.

While my stock Of light weight Overcoats f. not
large the assortment Is good and the prices are very
low with view of closing before removal So, If
you want Spring OyercOat now will want one for
next fall IL will be t. your advantage purchase
Spring Overcoat is a handy thing to have for trips
In summer well for regular in fall an spring
II Is unnecessary 10 quote prices will convey
10 you no sort Of information, but inquiry No.
40 will give the requisite information and probably
result In SALE but If not shall be pleased to show
them anyway.
have a few OF my own make (no one else has any
thing Ike them Of
SUMMER ovERCOATS
Prices, IS and SO.
For chilly evenings a light wrap Ii never amss
Call on
EENNING. THE CLoTHIER.
aPSo 4lO SEVENTH STREET
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1t Is stated that Boston school boys go into
saloons and drink liquor, and the good people
Of the Hub are making an effort to stop the sale
of liquor to minors. There is an opportunity for
good work in the same direction in this city
Half grown boys are frequently seen standing
at the bar and imbibing the various decoctions
that are dealt out. The matter has been again
and again brought to the attention Of the po-
lice, but no special effort seems to have been
made to stop the sale OF liquor to minors 1t Is
a subjec: in which every parent is interested,
and Major Dye should give particular direc-
tions to prosecute every offender against the
law i'm this respect.
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Probably in no city has building operations
been more active during the past few years.
than here. The building inspectors reports
show that from 1879 To 1884 1854 building
permits were Issued, the value of the improve
ments being SIS, 54s,3 43. This gives an aver
age of over 1000 permits year, with a value
OF more than S2.5OO,OOO. The outlook for this
season is better than for years, and 1t Is esti-
mated that the number and value of new
houses that viii be erected here during 1885
will be greater than in any one year in its his
tory. At the present rate of progress it will not
be many years before the vacant land will be
all occupied, and the extension of the city
limits beyond the boundary will become a
necesSity.
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LOST AND FOUND.

JNoUND-PURsE WITH SMALL AMOUNT OF
II money. 18th instant send description 10 L.
FAYETTE SYKES, Gle r. ST. NV It's
T OsT-AT NOON ON 18TH INSTANT NEAR
corner 9Th and y SIS. NV. navy blue cloth dress
skirt. suitable reward IL lef at l1US 9Th ST. It's
II oST-oN APRIL 10Th, EITHER IN r ST.
i or i'm neighborhood of 4th and ss, silver
linked Purse. Containing a sum OF money. A suitable
reward will be paid ~ returned to star Office. lts
II OsT-oN APRIL BOTH, BETwEEN THE HOURS
II II Of 1880 and O'Clock, an Internal Revenue
License for tobacco and cigars granted to Frank Jung
haus. A liberal reward will be paid for the prompt
retarn OF The same TO FRANK JUNGHACs, 200
Massachusetts ave- NV ap3o-;3ts
Il oST-A POCKET BOOK CONTAINING ABOUT
4 $50, in u Pennsylvania car, the night Of
April - liberia rel!ard Will be paid IL returned 70
the office of Riggs d Co. sp3oH
II OsT-ON INAUGURATION DAY = SMALL
- brown Nalise two straps one red and one yellow
express tab pasted containing pair shoes. shirts
etc. ana papers containing NAM of and value only 10
owner; reward will be paid Address A. g., Howard
House. Washington, ID e. ap3o-3ts
L osT-oN CAPITOL HILL, PLAN OF DIR
L. Bayne's House. A liberal reward viii be paid
returned 10 f. BALDWIN, 500 A st. O. e. sp2e-3ts
DEWARD-LOST-TU EsDAY, WHITE KITTEN,
llwth gray tail, and spot over len eye; red tape
with bells neck Liberal reward for In return 20
1919 Corcoran SC. apxS3ts
II OsT-oNE OF A PAIR OF SHE'LL EAR
l<rings during the winter on l4th St Please return
TO the Office VI the Hamilton house. ap2S-3ts
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LNOR RENT-BY r. O. HOFFMAN,
- st. Cav.. T. $33353 Grant Place, fur. Sr 81 90
street H. 10 800 Rst n. 18th, IL
G ST. near 18th st., 300 Seaton Hail ... 90
RI.av mr. Conn. av f. 300 l 750 Z at NV lr S;S AZ
laiaSette &c., lIr 262 so CorcOran ST. n. 14th, T.. so
Lafayette So, 17r. ,f.. $50 023 II st. nw 70
NJ ST., Thomas circle $50 IS street me- 9th Or 70
Mass ave. n. 10Th t..2OO 141S street NV, 12r. 65
1t n Conn., ave. l3r 200 1O17 12thstreet
Lafay cite square 17r 200 4 s. / st. m w. fat 40
Iowa Circle fur 66 sc 621 9th street NV Or As
0nnayn l3 T.t l60 60 1923 18th street Or So
81 n 9TH ST., 1Or, f.15O 21O 9th street, Ars
lSthst T. r. av. 9r $50 72O 18th street, fiat
ytn ST. dupont circle, 400 178O street store 40
LOU. W ave.. 14r.-"125 Lincoln avenue 0r......4O
$50 10th street, 13r 100 400 9th street 10 W. AZ
Md. nv. mr. LIST n e. fur. 100 228 Sd ST. ne Is
apl7 r. o. HOFFMAN, 10th and sts NV
TOR RENT-THE STONE MANSION. COLUM-
IL bia Heights, remodelled. water and gas; fine lawns
and good Stabling. Apply PARKER d TOWNSEND
14ib st. ap1G-lm
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WOO d ARD & 10TH ROP
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY
92l Pa. ave- [ap,O1 Ql0 n at
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Tor SALE -oN TERMS To ST. r-LARGE AND
S'i'' houses IN All parts join In s Mel eRRGsf
ap3O-Sts I2IaL, stnw
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DEAD AND BE wIsE-pR BRo1HERs coo
HI q. ", appeared before me and made oath list
CITY. and VII gusrsntes cure I'm all csses Of private
furnished medicine free Consultation and advice
nee e any hour during che day bubscrieed and
sesSi.s 7Axu II q VILE R. x "a ~ -.
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(INUR RENT-
1912 Vtav.f ,13r- 5000 100 st. Sc, M l., Or S35
CORK COnn.av 16r- 125 943 ST. sw. mi ,Sr..-25
1421 81. NV 100 i426 stn IN t. 20
11lS n st. NV 13r 90 1887 18th st. a. W. m 30
92O 14th sHn.w. III. 80 80 2129 Va. NV,
1887 Corcoran St If Tor IS 20 NJ St NV, 5r......15
9Ol 2lst st.n.w.. 80 80 Myrtle St. Or Is
l.!6 lGtn st w, 1Or so Il, ; S st. n W. !r Is
ap24 TIOS. e. WAGGAMAN
ENOR PENTHOUSE $40 18TH ST. NV, Is
II rooms large side yard: modern Improvements;
rent SD per month. Apply to A. A. WILSON, cor.
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TEw6PAPER BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
IN GOOD sTYLE-LoW PRICES
LARGE FACILITlES-NEW MATERIAL
ORDERS fUk PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
SOLICITED.
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Prnct1cSl Printer.
ma l32 9th street northwest
- IBSON BHDTHERa
NJ PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERA
l23s rennsylvania avenue. washinsson, DC
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FOR lighthouses.

NOR RENT BRICK HOUSE. MODERN M
g provements 91S NJ 81. NV. Ssa. FER north. Prick
o,,s n,v IN p .r ~ 8 n ne pr
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1885-12-30
Geo. Min IN Hamlet


The Hamlet of Geo. G. Min. as portrayed at
McCauley' IS last night, was fairly original in
coz ception and only lack ed good support and
better stage setting to make stronger
impression than it did. Mr.. Min has all the
physical qualities requisite to modern inter-
probation of the Danes character, flne face,
symmetrical figure, and the deep, resonant
voice SO proper to the expression of quiet mel
anchoy, and that does not blare nor break
when pouring forth the language of intense ex-
citement. He should be placed between the
methods of Booth ami Salvini to be correctly
judged, since his portrayal partakes something
of the qualities OF each. Booths ideil is wholly
sentimental; Salvini's is one in which the robust
passions combiuo with mental madness to
make Hamlet eccentric, without respons;bili-
ty for his conduct S We that of uninterrupted
str int of evil THOUGHTS and feeling With the
Hamlet of last mig ht there was a subtle reminder
Of morals going along with the merely physical
currents OF the play sucn as one might reason
ably expect from the tragedian's previous
training and environments. This was not by
any means Obtrusive nor unpieaS antly inter
polated; 1T seemed to join and mingla with all
the Other elements in the most natural way,
and left an impression tn at the role had SO me-
how been exalted ard refined. In the tremen-
dous scene where Hamlet rebukes the Queen
and compares the pictures of his father and
uncle, the audience was fairly shaken by the
fire and force of the acting. Again, in the part
ing scene with Ophelio, the pathos of the strug.
gle between love and desire for revenge upon
his fathers murderer made Hamlet a picture of
thrilling interest Aside from this, the con-
ventionalities of the play were reduced in an
admirable manner The long colIoouy between
the soldiers on the platform of the castle at
Elsinore over the appearance of the ghost of The
murdered King, was entirely omitted, and the
play began with the second scene instead Then
the too often tedious horse play of the grave
diggers was so adjusted and we'll rendered as to
be enjoyable Miss Adele Payne as Ophelia
was deservedly recalled at the close of the mad
scene, and her impersonaton was full of the
saddest realism. The remainder of the support
was hardly up to the average. and certainly not
adequate TO the powerful acting in the leading
roles.
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China Wedding.

GREENvILLE, VA, Dec. 81, 1885.
Mr.. EDITOR Our little 'burg'' was,
quite lively on Tuesday night Dec. Is, the
occasion being the Goth anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Waddy.-
Not long after the sun had receded behind
the western horizon, the invited guests be-
gan to assemble and by y O'Clock P. M.
at least two hundred people had assembled,
each bringing present of china, express
sive of the warm feelings and high regard
cherished for Mr.. and Mrs. Waddy.
The presents were many and costly
The presents amount to about $3.50 We
understand that nearly all the invitations
were responded to either by the presence OF
the party, by letter of regret and congratu-
lations or by gifts. The latter are still
coming in.
At 9 O'Clock the guests were invited to
partake of an elegant supper. After sup
per the young people commenced dancing,
and kept up the festivities, until late in the
morning
Those of the young people who did not
feel like engaging in the dancing, could be
seen in little groups engaged in pleasant
conversation.
At 1 o'clock the guests were invited to
the refreshment rooms, where all that could
tempt the appetite was placed before them
All present will join your correspondent in
saying the occasion was indeed mosl
pleasant and enjoyable one.
We hope MIR. and Mrs. Waddy may have
many bright, happy and prosperous years
before them. DAISY.
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County Court.
JUDGE STOUT PRESIDING.

The December term OF the County Court com
menced Monday and will probably continue
several days. Following are some of the pro-
ceedings noted
Administrations ere granted to Thomas NJ.
| Smiley on the estate of Harvey Fulton, decd,
and w. D. Hanger on the estate of W. NJ. Will
| son, deceased, and on the estate of Thomas p.
Wilson, deceased.
The estates of Christian Stauber and VIM. B.
Redmond were committed to Thomas R. N
Speck, Sheriff.
Rev. Solomon W. CARRIER, of the German Bap-
list, and Rev. Christian Gumbert, of the Re-
formed Churches, were authorized to admins
ter the rites OF marriage.
Nolle prosequis were entered against the late
Cyrus Brown. of Waynesboro for unlawfully
selling liquor
Justice Lickiter reported and paid into
Court the following fine imposed by him:-s2O
on John Thompson for carrying concealed
weapons, and Justice ]. B. Hunter reported the
following fines and pay ments:- $3.50 on George
Trusler for misdemeanor; $500 on - Phillips
for resisting an officer, and SLIGO each on Fam
ME Brown and Loca Berkeley for assaults
Justice Leonard also paid into Court fine of
$500 imposed upon Martha Vaughan for as
sault on Elizabeth Spears
An order was entered directing the Treasurer
to advertise the deiip quent tax-lists.
The grand jury made the following indict-
ments:-Against T. ]. S. Coyner for murder; W.
d. Myers for malicious manning and George
Cabeli and Peter Monroe for offenses commit
ted.
e The wills of James McCutchan and Robert
Tat SzNailace were admitted to probate, with
James W! Wallace executor of the last-named.
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TO MY PATRONS,
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.

/
Your attention is called to my
Large and Beautiful Stock of
Goods, suitable for the CHRIST
MAS AND HOLIDAY SEASON.
Among the Fancy Goods you
cannot fail to observe the Very
Low Prices at which they are
offered. You will find among
the Standard Books in Sets,
many at about half the Publish
er's price, Thackeray, Dickens.
Waverly, Irving, E. P. Roe's, Bull
wer, Strickland's Queens of Eng
land, Josephus, Smiles, VIM.
Gilmore Sims, Humes' History
of England, Macaulay's Essays
and History of England, Shakes
peare in sets of IS vols. and I
VOL, etc. In the Poets, all the
Standards, in Cloth, Morocco,
Full Calf and Alligator. My
stock of Photograph and Auto
graph Albums exceeds anything
in the market for beauty and
low prices. In Work-Boxes,
Writing Desks, Jewelry Boxes,
Manicure Sets, Mirrors, etc., the
assortment cannot be equaIed
in beauty and variety. Chill
dren's Illustrated Toy Books, in
endless variety, at all prices. In
CHRISTMAS CARDS, the bot
tom has dropped out, and | am
selling 10000 at half-price. Call
and see for yourself. Also a
beautiful line of the Floral H.
Illustrated Hymns, ETC., "Abide
With Me-" Crock of Ages" etc.
In small fine goods, suitable
for presents, | have a large and
attractive assortment, embracing
Hand Mirrors, in plush, leather,
and celluloid, Ink-stands, Opera
Glasses, Velvet Picture Frames,
Easels, and Pictures, Leather
Card Cases, Cigar Cases, Pock
ct Books, &c. You are cordi-
ally invited to examine my stock.
Very Respectfully,
w. L. OLIVIER.
STANTON, VA. deco