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Two Virginia Fairs.

THE GRANGE CAMP AT DUNN-LORING AND
THE PIEDMONT AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
The grange camp OF northern Virginia opened
to-day at the new grounds, Dunn-LOring, above
Falls Church, Va, on the w. ana O. railroad.
Four buildings have been erected there and q
number of tents provided. The Washington
Continentals, of this city, will encamp at LOring
during the fair. The address of welcome will
be delivered this evening by Hon. X. X. Farr,
ex-state superintendent of schools
The fourteenth annual fair OF the Piedmont
Agricultural society commenced yesterday at
Culpeper, Va, and will continue to-day and to-
morrow. The grounds of the society are sit
uated on the line of the Virginia Midland rail-
road, about one mile north OF Culpeper. To-day
the judges began the work OF awarding pre-
miumS.
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RHEUMATIC, NEURALGIC. SCIATIC, SUD-
den. Sharp and Nervous Pains absolutely annhilated
by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, q perfect an
tidote to pain and inflammation. New, original, in
faliibe. At druggists. 25c. sci
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JUST RECEIvED.-A lot OF doubie-breasted
plated and corded front Flannel Shirts at
prices to suit the most economical. FRANCS,
corner 18th and ID. The only strictly one price
hat and gents furnishing store in the city.
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CITY ITEMS.

OOlOng, Japan, GunpOwder and Inn
of delightful flavor at SOC. per h.; cannot be
e9ualed at less than 75c. per Id. Old Rye
Cigars SO in p box, 81. BackSerry tb Brandy,
Csc. bottle and the best bargain in Groceries
i to be found Come quickly: See new adver-
All 7th ST. NV.
New Remnants, Percale 6lac., Stems ,9O4 7th
Chicago Grocery Company. sos 9TH ST.,
of'ers-4-year-old w hiskey, 81 gal, or SOC. OF.
1-year-Old Rye, So gal or Toe ct.
4-year-old Brandy, 81 gal, or 5Oc at.
7-year-old Brandy, SD gal, or 75c Qt
Sweet Catawba Wine, 81 gal.
Only 81
per month for q good Singer Sewing Machine,
price SIS at OPPENHEIMER'S, 52S 9th st. n w.
Renting and repairing.
All About Captain J. w. Williamson's
Luck
in drawing S15,O 900 in the Louisiana State Lot
terry. He Is a prosperous farmer of Willow
ing something seemed to tell him that he
should invest then, which he did by couple of
dollars, and in due time received tickets, one
capital prize of S15O,OOO, and which amount
he has received through the Bank Of Ravens
wood, W. Va, from N, A. Dau2hin, New Or,
Chicago Grocery Company, SOC 9TH ST.,
OI1erS me family nOur, S4.4S DBL; AAA family
flour, S4.9S bbl.; patent process, seas bbl.;
$1.69 quarter Dbl; S5c. eighth bDI.; finest
family, S5.4S bb. LA quarter bbl.; nc. eighth
Dbl. Order by mail, or telephone 1882.
81 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near d ST.
Gents Suits Cleaned. dissatisfaction
guaranteed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ", s3m
RazOrs kept in Shaving Condition, Dog Col
lars and Pocket Knives engraved free. The
Rodgers Cutlery Store, 4S7 Pa. av. jy21-w&f3m
Chicago Grocery Company, 500 9TH ST.,
sells granulated sugar, 61ac.; Asugar, &c.: light
brown sugar, 6t2c.; brown sugar, &c.
Only 20 Cents.
900 of the Latest Styles illustrated in the
Bazaar Dressmaker, at
OPPENHEIMER'S,
52S 9th St. NV
Fresh AldeEney Butter cnurned every morn
ing and delivered in 12 lib. "Ward" prints, Soc.
per ID. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermiik;
Sweet Milk SC. per quart. Cream Is cents
Pick wick Club Whisky is the best
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T OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
a1CAPITAL PRIZE, $50. COCOA

I'VE do hereby certify that s1fperptsc the dynnOe.
mems for az the Monthly and Quarterly Dra,cinos
OF The Louisiana State Lottery Company, and per
manage and control the Drdpings themselves and
that the same conducted tUf honesty, Jdress and
IN good dHh tOcdrd all parties. and authorize the
Company to this certificate. Nth JdcsiBsiIes Of
signatures dttdched. in its advertisements"
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SECURE bargains before Oct. 1. Whitaker's.

Mrs. i. v. SLATER. 931 F street, left for New
York to-day 10 make selection OF imported
millinery for the fall.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

Amusemenfs TO-NiHht.
ALBAUGHS.-"In China"
HARRIs.-"The Boy Scout
HERZoG's.-''The Gypsy Queen"
DIME MUSEUM.-"Wild Bill"
MANASSAS PANoRAMA.-Ohio avenue and
4 II
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i, JULES CLAUDE GARNER, chef at SOlaris'
wishes To inform the public that Jules A. Gar
nier, mentioned in the paper recently, is no
relation TO my family.
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AHEAD Or AL OrHERs

The Light Running NEW HOME Sewing Machine
the latest. simplest and best In the world. Every
lady should call Mt Office the variety u
work done on this Machine Embroidery work Of all
KINDS done without the use ofany attachment In
structions given free At
b OPPkNHEIMER Il BROS
62S 9th street m W..
Sole Agent for the Light Running New Home sewing
Machine.
Ola Machines taken in exchange my2e
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOODBURY.. CLEAN GOAL. RE-
~ fully selected for family use bottom prices.
b. l. SIMPSON, JR-
au21-lms $40 Pa. Q
WINTER FUEL AT SUMNER RATEA
w. BALDWIN JOHNSON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In WOOD and COAL
Complete Facilities. Bottom fr1ooA
Full Weight and Measure
Telephone connection.
Hranch Sill A St ne.
Office corner 9th and X SITS NV. aulO-3m
On OOO TONS OF FRESHLY MINED coal
variety the very lowest prices klndling and stove
Wood prepared I'm the best manner Quick and promVe
delivery. send In your orders.
Once, lila Pennsylvania avenue.
Branch Offices, 32S PennsylvauiA avenue and 20th
and N streets northwest
Depot and Wharf. 0th and Water streets southwenl
au6-3m q. l. SHERIFF.
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Our Doom Sronrs.

Our Doom Sronrz
LAWN TENNIS, in sets, from $50 IN Horse
mans celebrated "lAslno' racquet; Ayers a
HOrsemans Tennis Ralla
CROQuET A good strong set at 81.
CHEAP LITEKATURE for the county and seaside.
Lovells Library, Harper's Handy series, Caaeells
National Library and others.
WA BALLANTYNE 4 SON
au26 z28 7th street NV.
Ty6TABLISHED 1888
Ia WHITE, RENTZ 4 CO.
Z22 and 224 North Second st., Phiadelphlas p
Are Sole PROPRIETOR ofthe Celebrated
aTRIMBLE WHISKlESn
Southern ONCE Zoo PENNSYLVANIA Ava NJ
|. Washington. D. c
17-wAs COL Il. A. SELI0SON. In chaxeA
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JoHN MILLER
Wholesale and Retail Dealerin
LUMBER WOOD AND COAL
Lumber Yard, Mil and R R. Depot-South Cap1ta1
and streets southeast
O0aces-4At street and Maryland avenue southWo1e
1O20 l4th strees northwest
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
COAL by the cargo or carload n Wholesale pricoA
KINDLING and STOVE WOOD Of all kinda
CoAL and SAWED and SPLIT WOOD kept undeR
cover on plank hOorA
Large and wellssorted stock OF LUMBER Fine
orders promptly delivered In any part a tn cioy
without charge for hauling
Estimates Cheeffully furnished.
Our Depot being Centrally located ana Adjacent .
the railroad, stock handled at very small cost givn6
Coal In large Quant1tteA
Long experience, ample facilities. and compstens
given those who may favor Us WIN theif
which h respectfully s0ltctted 1yl7-S@
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ALL stock to go before Oct. L. Whitaker's.
POSITIVE closing sale at cost. Whitaker,s

THE LARGEST CLOSING OUT Sale Groceries
Wines and fine WHISTLES ever held in this city
II now rapidly drawing to- a close, as our store
j. being pushed forward To completion by the
most skilled wOrkmen to be found, who are
working day and night. Meantime you can
buy Whatever you wish in the grocery line at q
great bargain. Call early.
On. Il. METZGER & Bro,
al. eth nv
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LSTRoBES RANGES AND FURNACES repaired
a. Gartrelrs Stove Store, SIS 9TH st. NV.
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SEVENTH STREET PAIA1s RorA1

GREAT BARGAIN In EMBROIDERIES.
200 pieces of Hamburg and Swiss Embroideries and
Flouncings. 70 per cent less than importers priceA
Hamburg, 70 inches wide, &c yd
Hamburg and Swiss Flouncings, lSc to 81 rs I'd.
Satin Kibbons PicOt edge No g. 1Oc; No. II, 12c I'D
Ladies' Chemlse, good muslin. trimmed with Tor
chOn Lace, 25c each.
ThompsOn's Glove Fitting COrsets, 95c.
Common Sense 500 hone Woven Corsets $50.
Madame Thompsons Spinal Protecting Corset 76c
Adjustable Hip Corset. Doc pair.
Ladies' Isle Thread Gloves, with fallfashiOned
fingers, 25c pair.
Black and Colored Tafeta Gloves: 25e. pair
All-silk Lace Mitts, nc, 25c and SOC. pair
Fine equality Ralbriggan Hose dc, worth sec pair.
Ladies' Chemisettes from Ice to soc each
Beautiful and varied assortment MuBlln ana CTepo
Lisse Ruching, 10c to 76c. I'd
LOtta, Bonton, Fedora. Patti. Woven wire and
Alaska Down Bustles.
Large and fine assortment Of Ladies' Dress ButtonA
One unbr0ken case Of Ladies' Vests and Pantn, car
rted over from last winter, at 6Oc each Good value
at present prices for Sec
SEVENTH STREET PALAB ROYAL
aul< ola 7th Street. Bet andK n. y.
THE HAxxorD TYrr WnrrER
Noted tor. speed. Perfect Alignmsnt Beauty.
utrsngth, Changeable Type md DurAhalisE
Call and - itas
JOHN C. PARKEEA
9l7 and 6l0 TIN ssessG
H9o Agent foe ths Dlsesick
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ALBUMS at cost. whitaker's.

SEE advertisement OF lumber in frame house
SaIa
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., Sept. 8. 1856.
Indications for "a Hours, Commencing at 3 p. M
Today.
For District OF Columbia and Virginia, local
rains. stationary temperature, easterly winds,
becoming variable
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QUESTION OF JURISDICTION RAISED.
Information received from Leonardtown, Md,
Is TO the effect that the colored man, Bradford,
suspected of the murder Of Capt Dixon, Of the
sioop Mary J., has not yet been arrested. There
Is some question whether the murder Of Capt.
Dixon occurred i'm Virginia or Maryland, and
In the event that 1t Is shown that the murder
occurred in the former state, Biscoe, who Is
under arrest for the murder will be removed
nom Leonardtown to King George county, Va.
INVESTIGATING THE STATEMENTS MADE BY
THE COLORED BOY.
The statements of the colored boy Biscoe are
being Investigated. He said the captain stopped
in Alexandria and hired Bradford. Captain w.
A. Geoghegan, OF the steamer Sue, OF the Poto-
mac transportation line, yesterday received
letter from their agent at that place, Nh. John
Perry stated that after an Investigation he finds
that Captain Dixon did not stop at Alexandria
on his last trip down the river. II Is thought
that Biscoe got his description of Bradford in
Washington, and then made up the story after
being caught.
The silver Springs Parish Fete.
A PLEASANT GATHERING IN THE FIELDS
WATCH THE TILTING OF THE KNIGHTS.
The fete champetre held yesterday upon the
lawn at Carroll Cottage Springs, near Forest
Glen, Montgomery county, Nd, was largely
attended. The event of the day was the tour
nament, which was preceded by procession OF
the knights accompanied by ladies on horse
back, dressed in appropriate costumes. When
the cavalcade reached the pavilion they were
addressed by Col. Ben SwartZ, sitter which the
fitting began. The gentlemen coptesting were
Prescott Wright, knight Ut Tit Willow; Fred
Page, Knight of FL Dorado; Frank Keys, Knight
of the Horseshoe; Malcolm Eccleston, knight
OF BelmOny; George Peter, Knight of the Glen;
w. w. Wright, knight of the Cottage; EnOs
Keys Knight OF Avon Hill, and Harry Mamma
kee, Knight OF Bleak Hill.
The judges were Gen. George Getty, Col. Hor-
ace +. Page and John A. Talbot, esq; the mar
shall, Mr. A. L.. Graves, and the herald, Mr..
Thos. III. Noyes. A tie was ridden off by Messrs.
Frank Keys and George Peter, which was won
by the former. The result was then announced
as follows: LIST, Frank Keys: I'd, George Peter;
Sd, Malcolm EcclestOn; 4th Harry Mannakee.
Prot. Langville then delivered an interesting
address, after which the following ladies were
crowned: Queen of love and beauty, Miss Mary
Lewis, of Virginia; first maid of nonOr, Miss
Annie Ray; second maid OF honor, Miss Elma
Ray; third maid OF honor, Miss Maud Getty.
Dancing closed the festivities of q very pleas
ant day.
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BOOKS, &c.

NEw Books
Poverty Grass CLle Chase Wyman.)
Memoirs and Letters of Dolly Madison.
Transactions and Changes in the society Of Friends
Uplands and Meadows (AbbOtL)
A Politicians Daughter (Hamlin.)
Love and Medicines (Gilliam.)
AphrOdite. by Eckstein.
Having purchased the Book Store No. 1434 New
York avenue, we shall run it In connection with our
store 475 Pennsylvania ave. Amy orders or COM
missions Left Al either store will be promptly filled
aus w. II. MORRISON,
w AsH1NGToN circulating j LIBRARY
1740 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
New Books and Best Periodicals
Fifty Cents Mouth or 81 veafly.
Branch 1922 14th street northwest with same
terms and privileges
jy3 MRS LUCY I. HUNTER
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film n "A Ell
PIANO FoRrn.
UNEoUALED IN TOMB. TOUCH. WORKMAN
SHIP AND DURABILITY
Secondhand Pianos at all prices
PIANOS FOR RENT,
WI KNABE ca,
myS ST. Market Spaca
SEWING MACHINES. &c.

T AIDES, RETURNING TO THE CITY. READY
L. 10 DO their all sewing can rent at Office .
New Improved LightItunnng Sewing Machine of
or by the week Rent paid deducted OF price VI Ms
chine il purchased later.
Prompt attention TO telephone AMI mail orders
THE SILENT NEW AMERICAN, No. q much
spoken of, Of which have the sole agency has
Gently been greatly improved by the increase of the
size of It's shuttle 10 double its former size The
Automatic Tension Cap: q complete outfit Of silver
plated tools la handsome morocco. pushined, metal
bound case. and ebonized cabinet work The very
latest.
Samples of Arrassene Embroidery, done the New
n o. z. sent by mail on application
legal guarantee furnished with all machines ~
c AUERBACR. COR 9TH and III sta
Telephone Call 422-2 au2I
TUNHE HOUSEHOLD SEWING MACHINE Is
Il well and favoraby known that needs
words of praise-no windy advertisements practi
Cal test and comparison Is all that asked for H.
WIN. STIEBELING, sole Agent,
1sls Pennsylvania
quarters the Universal Patterns. Also, Amer
lean No. al new with drawers, complete at $50
secondhand Wilcox q Gibbs side Ieaf and drawers.
SD: two SECONDHAND Singer, side leaf and drawer
SO. aul4-lm
TINHE WHITE is KING, THE ACME OF PER
Il lection In the category OF Sewing Machines
and skill. The range of work not be exceed It
Is thing OF beauty and Joy forever. Call aud see NJ
j. 4. MCkENNEl'S. Az 9Th st. j. b. RICH
MOND Manager. Machines Of all kinds for sale
rent Firstclass repairing done Also Central Ofiice
for The Universal Patterns. See them my22
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&EO0f scHo1L YEAR, s125 CHARTER

:CUX1Y..sWITHIN c sHORTLIDGEs
ACADEA tor Young Men and Boys Media Pa 10
miles ffo1Y Philadelphia Fixed price covers every
expense. even books DC. No extra charges. No IN
cidental expenses. No examination for admission
Twelve experienced teachers, all men. and all gradu-
ates Special opportunities for apt students TO ad-
vance rapidly. Special drill tor dull and backward
boys Patrons or students may select any studies or
choose the regular English, Scientific. business Class
tcal OF civil Engineering course. Students fitted at
Media Academy a are now In Harvard Yale Princeton
students sent TO college in 1883, 10 IN 1854 10 in
1855. 10 ~ 1850 A graduating class every year in
the commercial department. A Physical and Chemi-
cal Laboratory, Gymnasium and Bail Ground. 1900
volumes added TO Library in 1885. Physical appara.
Temperance charter which prohibits the sale Of ali
dress the Principal and Proprietor SWITHIN a
SHORTLIDGE. 4. NJ. Harvard Graduate), Media.
Pa Principal At Riggs House. Tuesday. september q
8 t09Pm au6-2m
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BRIGHTwooD RACES Friday, Sept 10, p. m.
GOLD PENS at cost Whitakers.
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Ranges and Furnaces, at Shedd's
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ALL fancy stock at cost. Whitaker's.
FINEST cleaned and dyed work at CO-opera-
tive Cleaners and Dyers, 626 street NV.
DON'T miss the sales at cost. Whitaker's.
PICTURE AND FRAMES at cost Whitaker's.
SAVE eyesisht. consult Hempler, 453 Pa. ave.
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ARTorYPEs 4oc. formerly 81. whitaker's.
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SLATE MANrELs AND CRATES, at shedd's.
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GAS FIXTURES, at Shedd's, 400 9th st.
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y and san.w.-A practical business education that
qualities young men and women to support them
selves and successfully perform the active duties of
life. Thorough instruction given in Rapid Writing.
the English Language. Correspondence, Rapid CalcI-
latfOnS. bookkeeping. Business Practice Commercial
Law Political ,a Economy stsnography and TypeWr
WEDNESDAY. September LIST. at am and pm
Office open for aTSrangements on and after Monday.
August 2Sd A full corps of teachers. Tuition Fees
Day sess!ons-Regular business course one year
$50, payable SO on entering, and balance in
monthly fnsrallments of $40 each year scholarship
In full On entering. $780, tuition per quarter Of 10
weeks. $50 paid on entering. Night sessions
payable SO on entering. and balance in monthly In
stalments OF go each, or Sic In full on entering
illustrated Circular sent free on application
HENRY c. SPENCER PRINCIPAL
NrS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal. auto
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wv BRODT. HAT MANUFACTURERS Alo
An kisds OF Has on hand and made 70 order Without
s. s5 g eha.gs SIX hsss nom q 70 ps.sys nom
II 20 ~ 1o0 hats nom % cents 70 ID dese mace
oyer 70 The latest sty1e Hafs blocked and troned-
Mourning oeuos put On Repairing neesy ogna We
WI. 8RoOT. Aao 11th - ~. enxA-An
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WHITAKER is closing out at cost.
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Fresh Aldeney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in 12 Id. ward prints, 35c.
per ID. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermiik;
Sweet Milk SC. per quart Cream Is cents.
Pick wick Club whisky is the best.
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"A Boy ACCIDENTALLY SHOr.-A boy named
Irving Po!giase, l6 years old, who lives at 1O2
l. street northwest. went out yesterday with
other boys Ia Berry wood TO spend the day
cunning. Finding no game, the boys began
shooting at IA mark, and Polgiase received "A load
OF SHOT III the abdomen. DIR. Tayl or, who is
attending him, states that his injuries are of a
serious character
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THE SALE OF STATIONERY, Books, FANCY
ARTICLES, &c, IN GEoRGETowN.-This sale will
be continued by Auctioneer bowling to-morrow
morning at 10 and evening ut 7:30 O'Clock, at
SosS Bridge street. There are many fine goods
u be sold, and lots of bargains. The sale will
be continued until the entire stock Is dis
posed Of.
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DROPPED DEAD IN THE STREET.-Wm G.
D1Vis.a ucksterer. W hen passing throughfsidge
street., between 18th and 9th streets northwest
last evening tell dead from heart disease. The
Lody was removed To- his residence, No. $50 9Th
street southwest, where his family resides
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LADIES' GOODS.

AIRS e McCAFFERTY's BONNET AND
M FRAME FACTORY has moved TO northeast
corner Of 1lth and streets Has all the latest fAl
styles in bonnet and hat frames seS-lm
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

"ALLET DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS UN.
Il Il equaled al every desirable point these MARVEL
lous instruments have the place Ina the hearts
of musicians all over the world Buy other piano
until you have seen these. New styles. Now open
ing at Sl1 9Th aplO
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There are two courses of study-English and Scien-
tifc and Classical The school is supplied with mars
charts, globes weights and measures of the Metric
laboratory supplied with all necessary apparatus
Number of students limited. Tuition, from $50 70
$1O4 year. including use OF textbooks. send for
catalogue call at school between 10 M and ID M
au26l5m THOS w. SIDWELL Principal
DEEKsKILL On. VI MILITARY ACADEMY.
II Col c. J. WRIGHT, b. S. A. NJ Princinal
Cayuga Lake Military Academy, Aurora n Y
Send for Catalogue. au25-1m
DATAPSCO INSTITUTE ELLICOTT CITY Mn
Il The SD Annual Session will be Resumed SfCPT'
III, 1856 Miss A. MATCH EFT Prfncinal
Miss ROBERTA H ARCH ER, Vice Principal an2b-Im
A ELLINGTON ACADEMY. -
IA CORCORAN BUILDING,
Corner Pa. ave. and 18th ST., opp u. q Treasury
- Select school for Boys and Young Men. Number
limited. Only scholars Of good moral character re-
SEPTEMBER Day and Evening Sessions CarefaI
and thorough instruction IN the Common Enoiish
Branches, Book keeping. Shorthand, Higher Afith-
auI8-3m BUTTON MACAFEE M. M B. .Princinai
MISS ANNIE g. sHOTWELL,
WI TYPE WRITER AND COPYIST
ass Louisiana ave. (sec0nd oor) Type writing ruar
anteed to be thoroughly taught for sI0 ja2S3m
pHONOGRAPHIC HEADoyARTERS
IL SUMMER CLASSEA
Call Monday and Thursday EVENING" An s,,ors.
hand Supplies. lU2l ga Il street NV
VUAsHINGTON CONsERvATORY OF Music.
w ST. Cloud Building, cor. 9th and ~ "A ~
Seventeenth year. Piano. Organ v0ce. Violin Fiuta
Cornet. DC Free advantages Q. b BuLLARD Dd.
Scs'Os0~
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CHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING PRACTI-
~ cally taught Success guaranteed If
followed. Private pupils preferred. K f. GROIN ELM
office OF Johns d EaStOn StenOgrapherS, 472 La ave
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-07-21
The Origin of Jugs.

The origin of jugs dates back to an
tiquity. Yet we have all discovered that
tho jgG, whose appearance is the most
antiquated, doGs not always belong to
that rather enigmatic period. The his
tory of "Thc Little Brown jug" is quite
as ancient MS most people care to go back
to investigate. Lately there has been a
great breeze raised over Jug called
"The Pcachblow Vase" In artistic cir
cles, its sale for eighteen thousand dol
lars viii mark an era. Yet to most peo-
pie i'll this world there are many things
better, "by a jugful." The Jug is a most
singular Itensil. 4 pail, goblet or a jar
mGy he rinsed, and you can satisfy your
self by optical proof that the thing is
clean; but jug has little l,olo in the
top and the interior is all darkness. No
eye pcnetrates it, no eye can movo over
its surface. You can clean it only by
putting water into it, shaking it up and
pouring it ont. If the water comes ont
clean, you Judge you have succeeded in
purifying the jug. In this the Jug is
like the human heart; no mortal eye can
look into the recesses, and you eaa only
Judge of its purity by what comes out
Of it.