davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09

A competent authority on electrical matters
said to NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, reporter yes
terday "lf the congressional committee on
telephones will take the trouble to examine
the model Of Mr.. Gray's telephone they will
find II to be a multiplex telegraph with the
word multiplex scratched out since the patent
was granted and telephone written In its
place with different ink, which has not flded
while the remainder OF the writing has faded
very much"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09
Her Father Owned slaves

Jane Brown, colored servant, was charged
In the police court yesterday with assault upon
Mrs Charlotte d, Alden, of 1890 Nineteenth
street.
'My father owned slaves. I had TO use
slick in order TO make the woman leave my
house." remarked the witness.
Judge Smell dismissed the case with the re-
mark, "since slavery has disappeared the
rights Of slave.owners have also passed away"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09

John N. Dabney, Rudolph Saur, aud August
Mentcreaux, BARRIERS were before Ju ige Snell
yesterday charged with keeping their barbe--
shops open on Sunday. Cot Corkhill, the
BARRIERS counsel. wanted the court TO promise
the BARRIERS immunity from arrest until the
law points were settled. The court said the
question of arrest was not in his control. The
cases were set down for argument Thursday
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09

The following marriage licenses have been
issued; Felix Webb, of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Carrie Brown, Of this city; Robert Coates and
Dolly A. Walker Peter Toometer aud Salome
Denny, w. ii. Norton and Catherine Manglm,
Lewis Johnson and Annie Baylor, w. r. Tay-
Tor and Mamie L. Reed, Geo, Il. Davis and
Carrie g. Linton.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09

Mr.. John Hillyard, halter, formerly of iO6
Seventh street, Is one degree removed aud
fractions, viz: Mr.. A. NJ. Newell, OF Virginia,
and a full line of carefully selected clothing
Quick sales and small profits has been aud
Will be the motto ofthe house, ana this Will be
a sufficient Endorsement
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09

BYRON never uttcre trucr words than when
he said, physicians mend or end u.s." hut
while doctors disagree all the world has
agreed that there is no remedy equal 10 DR..
Bulls Cough syrup.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09
The Ex-CommissIoner WrItes a Letter

MONDAY. Tuesday, Wednesday. and Thurs
day, April u, 10, II, aad 10, are the opening
days at A. Kaufman's Combination.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09

Some More BARRIERS Arrestod.

large crowds after they read the under.prce
list at the Combination spring opening next
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09

Magenenu, No. 4, Encampment, Eighth street
hall, East Washiustou; Central, No. L. odd
Fellows HALL Eastern. No. 7, Odd Felnws'
Hall; Mechanics No. 10. Odd Fellows Hall,
Georgetown; Metropolis, No. Ii, Moores Hall,
Ninth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09
Millinery.

This department during the past few days
has attracted 20 much attention that we-are
disposed TO remind you that our Trimmed Hat
branch of the same Is one of our leading fea-
lures All orders will be executed ut the
shortest possible notice.
Elaborate Jet Bonnets, different shapes and
styles Of trimming, at $3.50. They are the
wonder of all who see them.
Children's School Hats, large variety, 4Sc, CSC,
Coo, and 74c.
Ladies' Bonnets, Fancy Tulip Straw, In oil
shapes and cOlors, at 75cI regular retail price,
SIPS.
The immensely of the stock should be seen to
be appreciated.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09

symcusians, No. TO- Psnnylvaail avcnus
and Ninth street northwest; Washington divi.
sion, Uniform Rank, No. 1, $50 Penn,ylvanii
avenue.
q. A. II.
John A. Rawlins. No. 1, Ninth and D streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09

To,MoRRows REPUBLICAN, will contain q
complete list OF under-price bargains at the
opening at A. Kaufman's Combination.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09
Our Way in LiVerieS.
tkttSttNt

No one need shop out of town for
livery garments. In the ready made
way we carry larger stock perhaps
than any house In tho country, and we
are constantly filling orders from other
large cities. At present, in our ready
made stock. you will find
Coachmen's silk Hats,
Blue Coats of Flannel for $15,
Blue Coats of Kersey for $40,
Blue Suits of Kersey for $37,
Green Coats of Kersey for $40,
Green Coats of Korsey for $ee,
All of them warranted fast colors.
No need of sending away to purchase,
because ir we cannot please you In our
rendy-mnde assortment, we have re-
course TO our
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09
Flowers.

The "MikOdo Monture," only 25e Hand
some Bouquets, 4Sc, 6ic, 74c, SOC, and 9Sc ad.
mirable for hat trimming.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09

Do NOT let the distance keep you from visit
ing the Combination novelties, and prices will
pay you for all trouble.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09
Ribbons.

All the Newest and Latest Novelties in this
line will be found upon our counters BRO
colors and beautiful tinis, 4sc; warranted pure
silk 'Brocade" No. II Ribbons, only spring
shades. 25c
S.inch wide watered Sash Ribbon, imported
quality, at zoe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09
Trimmings.

Beads Jets, Piquets, Ornaments, .Hat.Pins
Straw brnids, and l.aces. Crepe Lisse Laces
and Nets In desirable tints.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09

The Event of tho Season
will be the Combination ,pring openiug on
account of tho wonderful piicos
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09

Extra fine jersey Vest, 49c Fine Balbriggan
Vests, 40c; Jersey Balmoral Vests, 63c.
Immense assortment Merino Vests and Pants
at all prices.
See the WOOL LACE FLoUSCINGs, all col
ors, AZ inches wide, only $685. formerprice, 50.
Cotton Flounces, SO inches wide, only SOC.
4Oinch Spanish Flouncings, SLAP, s2,4s, sS,l9.
Large and varied assortment Of Wool Laoes,
all colors, 3-inch, l0c d-inch, l5c; 6inoh, Csc.
Splendid assortment Torchon and Medlci.
Spanish Guipure Net, sl.ds; formerly s2.25.
Oriental Laces (slx designs. inches wide,
25c yard; inches wide, 15c yard.
Chantilly Floupce, S3ls, 1896, St9s.
Escurial Flounce, "a 25, Beaded Grenadlne,
s36s.
Spanish Guipure Lnce-2-inch, 1sc; 3-inch,
25c; 5,inch, SIC; Finch, SOC; 9-inch, 69ci ~
inch, CSC.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09

The Millinery Display
at our spring opening will be one OF the main
features at the Combination.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09
Ribbons.
Flowers.

Our stock Of French Flowers is immense,
and at lower prices than you can buy them
elsewhere-2O, 25. 81, so, G5, and 75c bunch
only.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09

st. Johns, No. H. Masonic Temple, II ,pe
No 90 Nineteenth street and Pennsylvhni,
avenue; Eureka Royal Arch, No. 1, Mas )u
Temples Potomac Knights Templar, No. 3
CCDrpptOwn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-09
TAILORING STOCK.
WITH US

Is that in case of misnt or non-suit you
como in immediate contact with the
party Of tho other part, and propin-
guilty provides the remedy.
We have furnished nearly all the
iiverics used in the service of the dig
nitaries OF Washington city, and our
desire Is to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25
ROBERTS & SELDEy.
The Lines Carried by the Leading
Druggists of the West.

Although the abovs firm have been in
tie business but little over two years,
still the name Of Roberts & Nelien has
become a household word throughout
the entire Rocky Mountain region.
Their motto has always been 1--WE are
never undersold" and their large and
increasing business shows that people
have found the motto fully sustained
in all their dealings with the firm. and
to-day the Drug House OF Roberts 4
Nelcen is far ahead OF al councillors
in this Territory. This position has
been attained by them through q cor
slant study OF the peoples wants, close
application and personal attention to
their business, and prices that fuily sus-
tanned their motto, never 20 be under
sold. Roberts & Nelden carry only first
class goois, and ere always the first
in tue field with any new preparation
put on the market By a first-claSs house.
IL is a common thing to hear the ex-
preston "go TO Roberts Il Nelden and
/ you will be sure to get what you want.
Their prescription department is a.
complete IS any 70 be found III the
| large cities and they have & dispersary
1
preparations Of all kinds that can he
| bought: IL is presided over BY the best
chemist in this western country. They
have the confidence Of all physicians,
and It is largely due 10 the fact that
| their prescriptions are always filed by
! tirst-claSs chemists and with the best
preparations in the market. Their holi
day stock is always large, but this year
thev have by far the grandest display
m the city. To attempt to enumeTate
the the of the elegant and costly articles
on exhibition demands an ability diff
terent from that acquired at the school
Of the scribe. The wholesale trade Of
this house is an important feature il
the agg egate OF business done. Tit
portion set apart for that purpose com
prises the cellar under the whole stor,
aud a two-story building in the rear
The collar is stocked with patent medi
cines, mineral waters, cigars. tobaccoel
and sundries. The warehouse is filleC
completely with glassware and assayer
material. Roberts & Nelden by clos
study of the wants Of the mining camp
aud By buying of first hand
only have to-day secured two-third Q
the assay trade OF this western country
They send goods all over Aontens
Idaho. Wyoming, Nevada and Utah
and having the exclusive control o
many lines OF assay goods they can Civ
better prices than any eompetin
houses. The country buyer will saw
money by placing orders with then
They offer jobbers and retailers the yer
best terms. and fill all orders wit
promptness and care. They invite Wis
tors to look through the stock with th
assurance that should they wish {
purchase, every article for quality an
cheapneSs will be unequaled in th
citv. In presenting this firm to th
public on this Christmas mornin
is a cheerful duty. being fully persuade
that their honorable course deserves th
highest praise in which their man
patrons will join. (
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25
f. 4. PASCOE.
Marvels of the Willesden Paper -
New Pie ture Framing.

The "Willesden" Pateut Roofing Com
pany of London England, have ap.
pointed Mr.. +. A. Pascoe, of this city
their agent for the west, and 3 large
consignment of this extraordinary pro-
duction was shipped from their London
works direct to Utah on the I'D ultinro.
Its water proof quality IS well illustrated
/ by q circular tank constructed OF
\ the four-ply roofing, and which has
/ been on exhibition at Mr.. Pascoe' 5
rooms tl0S ". First South STREET. for
over q year, and kept constantly filed
with water. On examination We found
| the outer surface as perfectly dry and
sound as the rolls of the same material
| in STOCK. The London papers and
scientific journals speak OF it. after
eight years use on buildings in Eng
land. as one OF the most remarkable Of
modern inventions. It is largely used
also in India, Australia, Egypt and
South Africa. and in the Eastern
states and Canada, being equally good
| in both hot and cold climates. The
four-ply can be used on roofs with
out sheeting, and for siding without
| boards, by attaching 20 the rafters and
studding with buttons. rendering the
building not only water proof but wind
proof also.
A new feature just introduced by Mr.
Pascoe in his business and partaking 20
an extent OF home production is the
manufacture Of picture frames. large
variety Of patterns being now on hand (;
these frames, of very beautiful designs.
are combination OF the rich art pro-
auctions in ''Lincrusta Walton' by FIR
Beck x Co., 1.-THE patentees) OF New
York and of the fine carvings OF the
Gleason Work Art Co., OF Grand
Rapids. Mich, for both OF which firms
Mr. Pascoe Is sole agent in
this section; the frames are fn-
ished in a great variety Of styles,
bright and dead gold and silver IN
combination. or gold and colers. or all
gilt, as may be appropriate TO the class
OF picture for which they may be in
tended.
In encaustic ani high art embossed
and decorated tiles for Hearths, Mantel
facings. vsstibules and flooring, NJ.
Pascoe has u great variety OF desigus,
the productions of the United States
Enc6ustic Tile Company OF Indiana
polls. Indiana. and for which company
Mr.. Pascoe IS agent, as also Tor W. II.
Fay 4 Cos Manila Wsterprooi Roof
ing and Lining. for which large de-
mand has been made throughout Utah
and the west.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25
GOOD CHEER
Phil aargettS california Wine
Depot and Liquor Store.

This establishment IS situated at5l w.
First south Street, and IS one OF the
recognized enterprises Q: the city. 1t
IS & place where those who require q
certain grade ot goods can get them,
and be sure OF it. The proprietor, re
cognizng tie fact that liquors under
some circumstances are a necessity, has
20 arranged affairs that the wants OF
The people can be supplied IN re-
>pectable manner, and 70 this end per
nsits no loungirg about, o. boisterous
conruS. We. keep constantly on hand
y fine stool, Of imported goods, SUCH as
English ale and Porter, drawn from
Hogshead. or KilGersin. also English
ale and DEb,in Stout IN Stone. or ''iass.
Old Tom and London Gin. likewise
Pure California Wines ana Braneies.
This PLACE o. business. winch vas
established IN lSTl. a. the English Ale
Vaults. j. IN the lead, the sbOSe named
articles being its specialties. Besides
these, the other kinds, and brands OF
goods to be found in sny other store
are 10 be got here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25
Rncklen,s Arniea salve.

Tar BEsr SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Knenm'
Fever Sores. letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains. Corns, and all sSin erup
lions. and positively cures pies, OF no
paw required. tits guaranteed 70 give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price twenty-five cents per DoA.
For sale BY z. G. II. j.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25

4 stranger star DER Bethlehem
shot down it, silver ray
Where, Graded in a hangers fold.
\ sleeping infant lay
And. guided by that finger bright.
the Orient SageS bring
Rare gifts OF rnyrrh and 'frankincense 10.
To hail the newborn King.
oh woudrous grace, VIII Gods 90 down
Thus low that men may ri-ca
Imprisoned here that Mighty one
Who -eisncI in yorder skies
Fen -. Times everlasting tunEIe
Now tolls che hour " Noon
4 dying world i welcoming
The Grrihead'> grlcipus boon.
He wandered through -sle faithics, world
4 Prince in shepherd gI'---
de cEllc,. a. scattered Iu.k. lIt Few
The Voice would recognize;
fo- minds uphoguc h- hollow pride.
Dr diMm-d 10y ss-.!i. lust.
Nc'er l8os for sings Tn he--.gS -J-'l-
For diamonds iu -l- tu>.-
lie wept o'e- dnamcI jerusalem.
Her Temple STALLS and tower.
Ger r'EiIrs- where rc-rsaIt priests
Tsu-pri gulaiioWrG powers.
Il aIl thr Way "f life and Light
Alas. twas needed not
Igno-ef Salvation nl->I-s, ~HEgGci
Th- wOnirsr. t-irl> lie taught.
o hane OF iarnuia- $3.50 a-lirf,
Thou source a.: .a~-iu- --giir,
Thou stumbling Stone. -lsu BARRIER 'flWlg'
The gates nf Eltlys Life.
q ioNp ~ -,ii gud MsmuuI's lust,
TEin portals o. pe~plir-
Where kisnrry. the blinded har.
Flaps through Tly midnight air,
Through these. glOom-wrlp' Ge-hsemsae,
Thy sleus vi guilty SHADE
Nep- or- the >!nlr>s son OF God.
By -nid-hoUSht kiss betrayed;
J. held him Uuge-istiug dragged
For-aseu. frieudless. lone.
To hall whore datE- JrOwed Hatred sal
ON Judgment lofty throne.
A. She-., before His Shearcrs. t-nb.
Those l.sii-nt Np~ we've mute;
Tie cia.IouUus charge pt -auuring tongues
ic te.snvd not 20 dispute.
They >.uu'r s. it'll cruel palm Ills face
Nuira f-ir. bUf ~c0-uet thr sing
Ihrg rn,wncd with tEorns lii qriyering
And. Inorking. hailed Him king
ON Calvary hill they c-ucidsd
The God whom worlds adore
Father. forgive them 80 Drained the dreg>-
lu-.auf.ei WIS no zlnrc.
No luorc where thunder, >npJk the Ga rth.
Wher- lighiningS. 'thwart the gloom.
>aw that uuconquercd spirit spuru
The shsckles 81 she tomb,
Far FISHING on IT, wings ~ light
4 falchion from IT, sheath
II cleft The realms ~ Darkness. and
Dissolved the bands ui Death.
Helrs dungeons burst Wide open swung
The everlasting bars.
Whereby the Tansomed soul shall win
Those heights beyond :he STAG.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25
Provide 20 . Rainy paY.

By getting a Life Policy in the Manhat-
tan Insurance Company. Non-fOrfeit-
able after 3 years. Old tried, rich. Es-
tablished 1850. Policies payable in 10,
- 20 years. s. w. Darke x Co.,
Agents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25
lo-l5-2O

Years. You need not die TO win po-
lev in the Manhattan Life Insurance
Company. established 1880. Good as
cold. S W. Dsrke IL Co., Agents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25
a CHRISTMAS IDYL.
BY o. P. wHITNEr, REVISED FOR THE CHRIST
MAS HERALD.

In solemn council sat the Gods.
From knlOb height supreme
Celestial light blgZed form afar
Ger countless EokaubeGm.
Reelected whence f. radiant CLEANS
OF that respleudcur day.
Far down the dark ahysmni realm
Where Earth ia chaos lay.
Rapt silence reigned. The hour was one
When Ehought doth most avail.
The destiny of worlds unborn
Hung trembling in the scale.
hush prOfOund-ana there uprOse,
Those Kings aud Priests among.
4 POW'r sublime. than whom appeared
None mightier mid the throng.
4 siaturc rlin-,'n- Strength and grace.
OF meek. though E0dlike mieu.
The lustre ~ whose cnuutenance
Outshone the MONDAY sheen.
The hair was white - pCres, foam,
or frost Of Alpine hill.
lie Spake-atrentiOn grew more grave
The stiffness cen more still.
Father the voice ike music fell.
Clear ~ the murmuring flow
Of mountain s.rcamie.. trickling down
From heights OF virgin snow
FEATHER" II said since One must die
Thy children 10 redeem.
Whilst Earth-sls ye- uniformed aud void
With pulsins life shall teen;
"And thou. great Michcel, foremost fall
That mortal man may b.,
And chosen savior yet must send,
10, here ann !. Senc mel
] ask seek no recompenSe.
Save thar which then were mine;
Mine be the willing sacrifice.
The endless glory-Thine.
He ceased and sat; when sudden rose
Aloft towering Form
Proudly erect as lowering peak
That looms above The storm.
4 Presence bright and beautiful,
With eye % flashing f-e.
A lip whose naughty CIrl bespoke
\ sense OF inward ire.
Give me 20 60" he boldly cried.
With scarce concealed disdaiu.
And none shall hence, from Heas'n 4
Earth.
That shall not rise again.
Ny saving plan exception scOrns-
Mans agency unknown.
As recompense-I claim the right
To Sit on yOnder Throner'
Ceased Lucifer. The breathlesS hush
Resumed aud deusef grew.
All eyes were rurned-the general gaze
One common magnet drew.
4 moment there was solemn pause
Then. like the thunder-burst.
Rolled forth from lips OmnipO:ent,
The words: I'LL SIND THE FIRST.
Twas done. From congregation vast.
TumultuOus murmurs rose
Waves % conflicting sound, as when
Two meeting seas oppose.
Twas finished-but the heavens Wept-
And still their annals tell r
How Gods elect was chosen Christ
Ger one who fighting fell.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25
SIMON BROS. SIMON BROS.
EXTRAORDINARY
SACRIFICE SALE !!

We hare SO 900 north of goods hand that dare
not carry
These goods Must be Sold before Spring S5oct
in, Regardless Of Cost.
E1c youct time Every dollar 7ctZz purchase at
one dollar and fifty cents north Of goods
We not Offering shop goods bit goods Purchased
this
Put your dollar lere ,rtzz 90 feTtest III ask
Deents and let these speak for Themselves
,4oa say NOtC is your time. End II y0l do hare to
turn the corner Of the Emporium Building Il uJ
than repay yo1c by either getting 6oode J0ry2 nancy
horin9 many doas md cents It GyferDo y0rr
purchases
Our Pushes. SIX Je5rete Lereteens f~tS0e AIS and
all other piece G00d at icii,Gk Estey5 Importers CJ35
Glores, HaudteTcbieIs COz'a5s. SQtc5eI, H1tg CIR
sets, at Eastern CAST.
OtsF Stock Of Jerseys ut Less t0n Ets,eJ1t Cast.
We OHer 80 French Pattern BonHets at Gleat %1criee
LddieS Misses and Ctild5cn'S UHdegre1lJ Net Cast
our LiHeof White Goods Htst he Closed Ozlt
Particular attention is c0Iied To BeavtiJss If
Xmas Goods.
This is no Sham SUE He mean to curry 9z5 all zee
PROMISE
satisfied with purchase
wiz they viii
dispose OF stock.
.InQOn g BIOS.
~ w. FIRST SOUTH STREET.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01
OUR PREDICTION
HERIFIE

THE COLD WEATHER has sesin and it absolutely necessary
cothe yourself with the proper weight clothing
We anticipated
article tending make comfortable and And for hab-
have the we'll the requisite
Already the chang the weather has decided profitable change
our business and despite the competition raging has
filled with What attribute this We not ogst
a and do not believe that crowds that friend
WE DO KNOW that they appreciate THEM
We always the alert buy anything the market anything
without restraints article purchaser
In Dress Department we haveth Leading Novelties.
REDFERN DIAGONALS. BORDERED SAIL CLOTH,
AILWOOL HOMESPUN, SERGE ELECTORAL,
BOUCLE CLOTH, ETENiINE CLOTHAS @v &&.
We have variety OF Sung Patterns comprising all the coors plain
of either Brocaded Figures
have also all the 3Sn Tot SOC yard goods
Ga leading We
2nch Reps u l2c yard these goods worth 1Sc They
assorted colors with difeent figures. sss.E ~
CASHMERES world,
We have double fold Cashmere of this all woody loo
Then we have 36ch ceord Cashmere In Pads
a endless variety. aH& FfUI.
n Silk Department goods prices
We all all grades all kinds
Qur stock Of velve which extraordinarily large has everything
match OF goods tm dress make dress
either plain brocade We have displayed
handsomely
goods the finest grades On Black Goods which
have bale for this week 39inch
nc Cruz ut per YARD.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01
ANDREW SMALL ACADEMY.

TvHE ANDREW SMALL ACADEMY, sit
L uated at DARNEST0wN, Montgomery
county, Md, under the management Of Rev.
D. L. RATHBUN, Principal, and Board of
Trustees, will begin It's annual session on Sen
TENDER LIST, 1885.
~ Attention OF those seeking school
for sons, daughters aid wards Is invited 10
this well-known INSTITUTION.
DB- For particnlaA address, the
july Item - PRINCIPAL.