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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-05

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unb BIumensS umen.
Soeben erbalten: S9ren 9erbf. unb @inter>
beb RI bon 9anbretb @arten. unb 8lumenia.
men inter anberin neue @rnte 81 benz, Arauts
unb Spinatfamen. friibe 8obnen unb @rbien
fiji Serbitpf1anaung. Binterrossen unb @erife,
Sorghum, Nlinet, Suraforn u. 10.
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500 8uibel edten Sobnfon @rasiamen,
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famen, alfaIfa, rOtben unb peiben 8leeiamen.
Msenten fur bic berabmten
Brinly Pfluege,
YIanet IL. @amensrias, &anb . YFiise nnb
gultibators, Belle eth Jutter. S9neiDemaf9i.
men, @uif. 9 8redt 8urftmafdiuen unb But
der ntenfIien, Sarriion Bros &c 60. semif9te
6arben, Solutions Galfimirfarben &C.
Carl S.. Wuths Bienenrander, 9Oniss
@rtractDrs uno Wef1er,
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u. Huth & Sohn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-14

In consequence of slight financial misunder-
standing with young lady with whom he had
evidently sustained intimate personal rela-
lions. Col Glider has temporarily postponed
mailing the American flag To the north pole. for
which duty he was TO start from New York last
evening. Instead he spent the night in Jail, on
what was apparently "a trumped up charge of
embezzement or stealing This unexpected
episode may delay the contamination OF Col.
elders purpose, but il need not necessarily
wholly defeat it. TIE pole will be found at the
same old place,-when Col. Glider gets there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-14

Mr.. Goode need not lose hone. A former
candidate for solicitor general whose nominal
ton the senate rejected, rose to be Secretary of
the Navy, and had a chance to return some
senatorial favors, If not strictly in kind, at
least with an equivalent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-14

There is one feature of the bill permitting the
Incarceration of habitual inebriates In the gov
eminent hospital for the insane. as it passed
the senate yesterday, which certainly calls for
criticism on its face. This is the omission of
hotei-keepers from the list of persons ON whose
complaint proceedings in such cases can be
taken. II once such a provision could go into the
statutes. what a clearing of the corridors there
would be in some of our great hostelries! The
'colonels and the majors and the judges
would either go into exile or crawl under cover
SOmeW here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-14

Senator Brown is astonished TO learn that the
state prison convicts working in his Georgia
mines nave revOlted. He has received no in
telligence of the troubles from private sources
All of which goes to show the continued
supremacy of the newspaper as a dissemination
of valuable information. When il can tell a
man more about his own business than he can
find out himself the acme of utility seems to
have been reached
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-14

LANsBuReH Il BRo.
WILL OFFER TOMORROW,
CTHURsDAY), JULY 18TH,
FRIDAY, JULY 10TH
THEIR REGULAR REMNANT AND BARGAIN
SALE DAYS,
One lot store soiled Gossamers at Soc each. mono
worth less than SI-25 from that up to $3.50.
One case of figured Batiste at 6lAc per yd: worth
l2c per yd OIL the piece
80 pieces striped Dress Goods tdark) 121ac per I'D;
80 pieces nice quality sa:teens 12lac. per yd; sold
12lac. per yd
90 pieces White Corded Pique at SC. per yd
Only 20 pieces Bingham left &c. per yard.
Anotner case or that plain Cret0nne at Sc per I'd:
cases Figured Lawn 41ac per yd
Some beautiful patterns among these.
loo These are very fine Ginghams.
e wamsu' ss% %asi'H at = 5ss per yard
,s 81 ss &c:
This is remarkably cheap. Every bousekeeper is
sWare of the s,egans wear that be Of
A White Damask Table Cloths all linen % reou
lar price 81. %
S5c f ~~' "oA'"
White Turkish Towels I2Ibc
Lunch Napkins 33c per Dozen
Null Fichus embroidered dots, 14c
Ladies S-button Chamois Gloves SIC
Nice for seaside mountain wear
Ladies Painted Fans l4c
Ladies Pocket Fans 11c.; worth 25c
20 button length Black Isle Gloves. 25c: worth
Csc 7 ~"' "oi'"
Piaue Chemisetts dong, Acc
Mikado Belts 25c: sold at 45c.
Ladies Linen Collars and Gu ifs. Colored edge 25c:
regular price. Bic. per set.
All 50 so Ecru Batiste Robes six different nat
terms, reduced to $40.
One lot of Children's Embroidered Caps ut 3Sc all
around: some worth 6Oc, Toe and CSC an this sea
sous styles ~
regular price, 81 10.
Ladies Square Trout Chemise. nicely embroidered.
6Yc sold Soc.
Embroidered Gowns, 5Sc: worth 75c
sec. valued at SI.2J o'
Corset Covers at 49c, trimmed with embroidery
Two cases more of that doube-fold Lace Bunting
ali coiors- at loo. per yard.
This makes 20 cases of this goods we have disnosoa
OF TINS season. 1t good seasonabe aI and
VIII wear well. 1870
Again We call your attention that the prices mt on
these goods hold good for TWO DAYS ONLY as
they are sold below and therefore could not DOS
siby leave those prices longer is the case fire..
quentiy that customers come during the week ami
expect the same prices to prevail.
ONE PRICE TO ALL
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LOST AND FOUND.

lCOuND-SUNDAY EVENING, JULY nth,
IL small sum of money. which the owner can have
ON proving property and paying of advertise
ment Apply to Mr.. s. KANE 2227 ii st. NV It's
e n REWARD LOST A DIAMOND SOIL
sD Otaire stone out OF ring. Reward paid on re-
turn TO Harris & Shafer, lib Pa ave- Its
CTRAYED - A SMALL WHITE POODLE
- black ewes and nose: wool cut short answers to
the name OF Laddie reward will be given if re-
turned to 416 LIST st. NV. ty14-ots
II OST-TUESDAY. JULY6, A BLACK SPANIEL.
Il Ssth white spot on ms breast: tag No. 1929 and
initial j. +. collar Reward if returned to 2I7 I'd
street NV jy12-3t*
I OST-SUNDAY MORNING. SOMEWHERE BE-
- tween the Portland and DR.. Sunderlands church
(perhaps Oh the + st. cars. q Diamond Cross with
eleven stones Finder please leave at the Portland
and receive reward. jyl2-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-14

The proposal TO send an NJ. r. Frame to Con-
gress to succeed General Golf, OF West Virginia,
may have striking merits, but the majority of
the people prefer frame with a picture in IL,
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

1,NoR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS; THIRD FLOOR;
l. 140a 4 81: at low rates good tenants
JOHN SHERMAN A CO.
Wlo1t 1iO7 4 ST
1-NoR RENT-FoUK FINE SUITES OF OFFICE
rooms on southwest corner nt lsth 81. aud New
York ave; $50 on "a floor 80 on 3l
HS6t SMORMSIEBT A BRADLEY ao- Fs
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A MISTAKE
FOR RECTIFICATION.

FOR RECT1FICATION.
We bought a lot of mems SUITS we thought cheap.
We find they were very dear. They were English
cheviot serge sack coat suits for the low price
of ten dollars. We sold them freely but we wish to
take back all sold Ii this should meet the eyes of
purchasers be good enough to bring them back and
get others for them. We found out from number OF
complaints that we were deceived in regard to actual
value in other words they the Of goods
we desire to sell They pretty but not good.
hence our wish recfy our error and to make our
selves solid With customers We cannot afford to
sell bad clothes
sAKs & COMPANY.
Seventh street and Market Space.
THE VISIBLE GOODNESS
in the atmosphere ON Sunday and Monday, was sug-
gestive of wooden clothing heavy but just heavy
enough. You know we have such changes all sum-
mer through and though may tevel in seersucker
and kndrd fabrics while the Thermometer is in the
nineties yet you spring the days when
sixty Is recorded 1t scarcely to describe
ours. If we were to try we doubt If we could make
you But we serve you acceptaby II you Will just
drop in and our stock
We do pretend that our assortment is as good As
1t May but as general rule we have enough at
all times to ct almost any man whatever his size or
shape
TRUE BLUE
Serge Suit may interest you.
sAks COMPANY,
Seventh street and Market Space
$3.50 TROUSERS
To order
This price made for purposes to clear up stock
and to keep trowser factory up its productive
capacity. We pay hands just the same for making
these for the fifteen dollar ones and that ensures
good work. Although we do not insist on it, yet If
strangers would pay when ordering it would facilitate
matters much. We return the money to any one who
is not satisfied, because get fully as much out
Of any returned, in our ready-made department We
won't however confine your selection to the fve-fy
sort. but you can pick anything you want out of our
stock. the largest by long odds in Washington.
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
Fourth Floor,
Take Elevator.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-14

THrses Nor To BE Cor
For less. and not over plentiful
Heavy Twilled Stair Linen, white and gray,
with cOlored line borders.
10 Inches wide, only lie. per yard.
IL Inches wide, only l2lac. per yard.
~ Inches wide, only lac per yard
BARGAINS IN DOMESTICS
"a Bleached Piow-case Muslin. good quail
ity. only 1Oc. per yard.
Ga Bleached Pillow-case Muslin good value,
used also for single bed Sheets worth l5c., only
12lac per yard
"a (2la yds.) Bleached Sheeting, worth zoe,
only i SC. per yard.
1O-4 t2l2 yds.) Beached Sheetng, worth 23c.,
only 2Oc per yard.
CThird floor: take elevat0r)
FURNITURE COVERING.
80 Inch jacquard Striped Furniture Cover
Ing usually sold at 37l2c.. only SOC per yard.
tThird floor: take eevator)
jy14 WOODWARD e. LOTHROP
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

l-NoR RENT-THREESToRY BRICK DWELL
IL ins. 2oll 81 NV. key st 2ole Il. NV
n ii
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WANTED-HELP

WAN ED-A GOOD CARPENTER, ONE THAT
MIhLEE Florist, Sse Center Market, ThdSfssday 10
M ANTkD-A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework; must stay nights 400 A St s e It's
WANTED-A YOUNG CoLORED NAN TO Ar.
around the bss e
SMITH HOoFF. s W.. cor. Attn and \ SITS. NV. 1t.
"ANTED-AN, ENERGETIC NAN TO TAKE
ersa boy q make himself generally useful C.ll 1t
sos 9TH ST. NV from 5 to p m lite
WANTED-A STRONG WHITE GIRL FOR
and ironeI Cigar Store 1918 E ST. NV, opposite New
VtTANTED-AT 1s4I 18TH ST., GIRL FOR
w general homework. It's
VIZ ANTED-A FIRST-CLAss. SOBER, SWIFT
" man for eating bar; with reference Address
VXTANTED-AT WOODRUFF FILE-HOLDER
w manufactory. 637 aud $50 Mass. ave. NV. or
smart boys age Is TO le to do mechanical work.
WANTED-A BRIGHT. ACTIVE BOY OF
W. about seventeen years Of age for soda fountain;
ps t Poss oe. only need apply tGft Box
WaaMSnTIEREsu.AI BOY 10 WORK IN RAkERY.
WASSTdEEIDsrWyE HAZE HAP APO s3LIcIT2R
for u, right here in this city There is plenty Of work
f0F 81 ssGS sn 5 t En- 81 Apply Haw
WTANTED-A CLERK.AND ALSO A GOOD COL
app S'f5 ss's as h'ss sSa
WANTEDMEN TO SELL OUR GOODS IN
s % sna
294 George ST., Cincinnati o. jyl4-eo4t
WANTED--AT ONCE-YOUNG MAN TO CON
rroyp ss se@ addrsss iSs MAIN sss
WANTED-A BOY OF IS TO 30, WITH CITY
w references, to drive carriage and make HIM
self useful Call after p. m. at 2O1S q st. H. ".
uIANTED-AToN ONCE AT 1924 10TH ST. a 1sr.
w class Cook. who knows how to make frst-cass
bread and deserts only those who thoroughly under
stand the business need apply, man or woman jl42*
w AGENTS. to solicit for TSe sasa
politan Magazine. with shaunne Letter File
person Gail Hetween and Il a mr. at 81 Pacific
Building, 622 st. jy14-2t*
wv ANTED-THE SERVICES OF FIRST
ARD BANNER manager. 40 9th s st NV W. jyi4at+
"ANTED-I MME DIATEI:Y-A GOOD COOK.
w one who will also do !, laundry work; for a family
apply. 2O24 & ST. NV. jyl3-3t~
w ANTED -IMMEDIATELY-GOOD EXPERT
I
& e hSss %Ea # 1881 Vt ave. wa'S'j sSs:
WANTED WOMEN COOKS CITY AND
w country colored Cook and German maid, Bris-
S Ia bS2s 1st KsaTo?d 9na
NV. jy13-lw*
WIANTED-Employm Bureau conducted by
w Ladies, Cooks. Chambermaids, Nurses, Men
Cooks Walters and Assistants white and colored city
and springs III NV DUNDORE & co. jy12-5t
"ANTED-COOKS, DRESSMAKERS. CHAM
w bermads nurses. scrubbers, dishwashers. wait
ladies' maids other help this and northern cites
open until p. NJ 63O632 St NV, PRICE &
BURNHAM. lylO6t*
WANTED,,A MAN OF TEMPERATE AND
w moral habits located outside principal cities, to
represent old established house in his own section
Salary to begin $40 per month. References exacted.
MANUFACTURER, Lock Box 1855. N. Y. jy7
WyANTED-A LIVE ACTIVE MAN NEEDING
w profitable employment to represent in this
city and vicinity. SO monthly and penses COM
mission II preferred. Goods staple flour. Everyone
buys. Address STANDARD SILVER WARE CO.,
Boston, Mass je5U-lm
UIANTED-AGENTS FOR THE NATIONAL
w Mutual Life Association Liberal terms. Apply
to 1920 + st.
je24 FRANK ]. TIBBITs General Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-14

Mr.. Gladstone. ii he had a weaker head. might
well be dazed by the mass OF contradictory
advice showered upon him just now. From
one quarter he is urged to throw up the whole
bome-rule job. From another he is warned
that by 80 doing he would lose his hold upon
following which has by means scknowl-
edged It's defeat yet. From third he is
informed that he has no cause even to consider
the subject of resignation, he has only TO
wait and affairs will s:raighten themselves. He
will probably be able 10 weigh all this counsel
and give each part of IL its proper Importance;
and out of the whole he may formulate pro-
gram which will overset all the plans of his
enemies. Mr.. Gladstone is "a man of expedi-
ents, and age has not dulled his ingenuity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-14

Mr. Jacob Sharp, OF New York city, the
broadway railroad financier, declares that he
doesn't care what the newspapers say about
him,-he is callous to- ali that sort of criticism;
but he Is distressed to think that the surface
railways are forced by their heavy taxation to
charge five cents fare, because the burden
eventually falls on the poor people of the city,
who patrOnize these lines. while the rich ride
In chases on the elevated roads. He wants
somebody 70 '.frame laws exempting street
railroads from taxation and compel them to.
reduce their fares to two or three cents trip"
Mr.. sharp does not specify what is to be done
with the laws after they are framed. II he
wants To tackle a legislature on the subject of
enacting such law probably nobody would
oppose him. 1t is to be feared, however that
his beneyolence does not extend so far as that
Philanthropists OF the Jacob Sharp variety as
a rule. are not given TO the practice of spending
time and money them selves, when II is so easy
TO tell others how to. While he is about it,
though, he might have suggested another way
OF eGualizing the taxpayers loads. If the law
required every share OF stock in street railway
TO be issued only on the actual receipt of the
sum named on its face, much smaller returns
would be necessary to make dividends, and
there would be q smaller capital stock to tax.
There might be fewer railways. it is true, but
the burdens OF the poor over which the amiable
Jacob groans would be materially lessened.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

INoR sAiE-THE LEASE, Stock, FIXTURES
u ana good VIII OF Lunch and sample Room: or
Mould rent To reliable party at nominal Address
boN I'D ., star ONCE.
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BALDw1S DRy AIR RErKrerR..

M ALkERS. 2O4 10TH STREET NV
w Aoeh proof Felt Carbolate of Ii me- Felts pitch
uil42s D A~ANAo "a.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WTANTED-FOR IMMEDIATE CASH PUR-
w CHASER, good six-room Brick, mod. imps; not
over $1,000. Also several Frame Bricks at lower
price. BAXTER & MACGOWAN. Walter Building
1OOS-1OlO Est. jyl23t*
w $1,000 cash: rest on time Give all particulars
or attention will be paid to answer Address Box
Ill, Star office. jyS-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-14
BUSINESS CHANCES.

nor SALE-A RARE CHANCE-AN ESTAB-
II liShed wholesale and retail Confectionery with Ice
cream and coffee attached; of the best
establishments of the kind in the city; advertised
throughout this city and adjoining counties every
thing in perfect order: will net 81 ZOO year;
satisfactory reasons given for selling only those
pecting to pay good price for A No. business need
address CONFECTIONERY,
iy143t* Star office
A n ! ESTABLISHED PRODUCE COMM ISSION
IA house needs active man partner who
influence trade in Md, Va and w. Va small
capital and references Address r. c.. Star Office.
jy13-3tx
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PERSONAL.

Il ETTER CAME WHILE L WAS AT AP-
II <ponted place, returned late 1880; write
To- night max ing new engagement MUMMY. lts
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND Up.
" ON U.S. are now prepared 20 pay full value for
Gents .econd-hand Clothng. Address call
'JUsTH 3 Old Stand" tl9 ID st. NV. )el2lm.3d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-14

FOR sALE-cHoIcE F. sgBURBAN-Low FIG
RENO-A subdivision In one Of the highest, most
the recent purchase of the President Secretary Witt
neys and Gen. Drum. Grand view to Blue Ridge
mountains The commissioners have just made
sentatives the bill for railroad road
which will terminate within few steps of Reno Fine
drive from city. Lots 25xlOO $40, $50. 800 The
at least IA times rs soon as railroad secured
CUTTER & WIMER, 1923 st.
very pretty little Dairy place; 10000 f. fground
81 500. CUTTER q WIdER, 1923 ST.
ground as in the District Of Columbia. Immediately
north of Tenley town; commands fine view Of city and
Blue Ridge; several dne springs; small buildings:
1925 per acre: Grand point for residence Ought TO
bring double this price upon securing the Tenleytown
railroad. Prospect In every direction.
jy1.-3t CUTTER & winner, 1923 st.
NOR SALE-FINE BARROOM, LARGE POOL
Il Room (three tablesG dwelling nine rooms FUR
ance in monthly payments extending two years: fine
business locality chance for person desiring
Nj. WALLER, $50 Louisiana ave NV jei5-im
d. REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE BROKER,
l615 II St NV. Cor. Vermont ave,
Loans negotiated; houses rented iel51ms
CEVEN PER CENT INVESTMENTS
y Bonds secured by mortgage on Real Estate
AT IS per cent OF it's valuation. by the
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
Hon. A. o. wYMAN. Late Treasurer US. President.
the chemical ationai bank, New ork CIV
from three to se years Interest psSssis .e%.n.
loans command them 10 the liberal patronage 1t
PARKER 4 TOWNsEND,
apI4-3m Washington Agents, lAlS 4 st. NV.
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A PnAcr1cAL ILLUSTRATION.

The 7alais Royal having closed out all sarplus sum
stock. enabled visit the wholesale markets
when prices very low. We practically illustrate
are offering new and desirable novelties at lower
prices than our competitors are demanding for old
and shop-worn goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-14
PROFESSIONAL.

ISASY, HEALTHFUL FEET.
IL Dr WHITE. FOOT SPECIALIST, 1416 Penn
sylyania opposite WIZARDS Hotel. Washington.
Painless treatment for Corns, Bunions, Diseased
Nails Vascular ExcreseDoes and other Foot Ailmt nts
Forteth consecutive year Of PRACTICE u sitting for
putting the foot In order Baltimore Office ii y Eu-
law IT. jyl4
MASSAGE AND SWEDISH MOVEMENT, By
ANl Prof NISSEN, at the patients home or at the
edsh Health Institute. eO3 10th st. Iyl2-lm
MRS. DIR. ]. sEMMES AND HUSBAND. SUR
WI geon Chiropodist- Twenty-six years successful
practice has gained them the word-side reputation
of being Americas best operators Once 1872 "a,
W. For soft aud hard corns if1amed and joints
Mrs. DIR EEMMEsS Black Lotion and sAlve. je21
MADAME PAYN.
M MANiCUkE AND SURGEON CHIRoPoprsr.
ROOMS AMI d VERNON ROW,
GO o45 Pennsylvania ava
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F. @. SMITH. llo3 Pa. ave.

l. BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS
Every Instrument to be sold AT SOME price betore
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WY ANTED-OCT. 1ST, SUITE TWO ROOMS
w second or third floor, southern exposure: ioc
ton between 18th and 10th, and sts.;
ceeding S25 month Address BURTON, star office
jyl4-l72l
VTANTED-A LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM
w with Above or Hall Room. for gentleman and
wife, with board; northwest section. Address Box 49,
Star office. jyl3-3ts
VNANTED--BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
W wife lno chdren} two pleasant rooms. unfur-
nished and desrably located with good, hOmelike
board; pleasant private family preferred references
exchanged wish to pc permanently located. Address
Lock Box 54S, City Post Office. jy13-1wA
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u>OR RENT-FuRNISHED HoUsE-TEN AIRY |
II rooms. delightfully."- and centrally located north
west, for three months. Rent So per month \
only Q areful tenant without chdr en-. Address o.
A. Star office. It,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-11-18

This remedy is not wonderful liniment TO be
used after the first two OF three months.
Send for our treatise OH the Health and Happi-
ness of Woman, mailed free, which gives all par
ticulars.
TIE BRADFlELD REGULATOR Co..
Box 2S, Atlanta Ga.
For sale by WILHITE & WILH1TE, Anderson,
sc CD
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-11-18
Sulcide at Kings Mountain.

At Kings Mountain, N. c., last Friday
night, DR.. VIM. Denny put an end to an
unhappy life by taking an ounce OF
laudanum, which he had procured at the
village drug store in the afternoon. He
was at the residence of Mrs. Joe Crow
when the fatal drug did its direful work.
He had gone there with his wife, whom
he had over.persuaded to accompany
him, telling her that if she did not go
she would forever. regret it. He was
suffering from delirium tremens at the
time and under shadowy hallucination.
He imagined that he was pursued by
somebody who threatened to do him
harm. At Mrs. Crows they ate supper,
Just before which the Doctor took the
deadly dose. Hiswii WAS not frightened,
for she had seen him take it before,
though Mrs. Crow was ard begged him
to drink cIp OF cuntc. No, thank
YOU" he said, 81 am TO die 20 night. :"
After supper he took his wife and they
went to n room, where the man knelt and
offered n fnrvcnt prayer for his wife.
lie kissed her anil went la bed. He was
found the next morning dead.
There has been more or less yaguencss
and myhtery surrounding the life Of DR.,