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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported to the health
once as follows: Chas Randolph. white G months.
Ditmere kreps. white. 10 years; Maggie ODon-
nell, white, 20 years; John Ii. Maddox white rs
years; Ethel Plnkney, white, o months; Lucia
Digs, solored, months; Walter Lusk, colored 8
days; Mary j. johnson, colorei, So years: Mar
garette G. Beckett, cOOrrd. months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
EDUCATIONAL.

"A the ART STUDENTS LEAGUE should apply to
Miss JOHNSTON, 1882 st. NV.
The League Is the only institution in Washington
where the full advantages Of study from Life may be-
obtained.
Names of instructors and class hours will be an
nounced hereafter. tt
TTNHE WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF FINE ART
Il and Decorative Design, Vernon Row, 94l Penn.
ave- Drawing Painting (on and water color) Modelling
Wood Carving, Crayon Portrait &c. Call send for
circular. s,2. lms
" method" in classes private lessons by expe-
renced North German. Address HANOYEkIAN, star
office. se22-lWs
DROP. c. FONTAINE, b. IL. D., AND MADAM ME
T. Fontaine will resume their French lessons. pri-
vaeiy and in classes October Apply 1901 Marion st.
bet. 9th and 7th. Q and Rhode Island ave NV.
se32-eo-2mos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

HATS FOR FALL OF 1SSsl-Youman's, Dunlap and
Miller shapes Derbys, all qualities, from 81 10 "a.
r. Z. Lewis & son. 1927 New York avenue, near
18th street. Also, big line new style neckwear. so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
RrsNsEks ice cream. a:sa G ana lois 18Th sta NV

TEE MISSES CUNNINGHAM, OF 923 street north
west, have Just returned from New York, where
they have been 10 purchase seal, lynx, marten.
and other skins for manufacturing purposes. They
make sealskin garments, nuns, boas, and TRIM
innings OF all kinds 10 order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

Brick 80 9TH st. NV.
store and 3r..........s35
Brick o6l1 X NV .1or. IS
Brick l4,0 fierce ri, 7r25
Upper rsrt brick 81 Kn
W. 1r...........-.......25
Brick "a L stn.w.. 7r:2,:2. 80
Frame 7l6 5th n. ". 332.5 80
Frame 942 X W.. Or. )
Iframe l40e L Car. IT .5rs
DY. Real Estate Broker.
92l y ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

Il carefully prepared from ssrsaparilla Dandelion
Mandrake. Dock. Ppsissews, Juniper Bsrries and
other WELL known and valuable vegetable remedies By
peculiar combination, proportion and process eivine
to Hoods sarssparla curative power not By
other medicines.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
10 the best blood purifier. It cures Scrofula Salt
Rheum, Boils. Pimples all Humors, Dyspepsia. Bill.
ousness, Sick Headache Indigestion General Debility.
Catarrh. Rheumati SIN, Kidney and Liver complaints
overcomes that tired feeling. creates an appetite
strengthens the nerves. and builds up the whole sys-
tenn 10 sold by all druggists 81: six for o. Pre-
pared by C. l. HOOD CO., Lowell Mas
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

TIE WHITE Housr GRorvps coxc,, r,. -.
s. ,0f me concert OF the Marine band AZ the
follas. so9se a. 40 o'clock this afternoon Is as
.si,y,,s;,oLL .narsh-semper Fideiisr sousa: 2
,Lonengnn.- wagner: 4 Reminiscenses OF Scot,
E E,1a v ssiy; 3 Piccolo solo, ~The Humming
the Limited Express Dow; srhe Inter nat,ogn az ~
Congress- SouSa. N@sAonAi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
Sales OF Heal Estate.


Caroline B. Peters has bought of A. p. Crensbav
for $1,000. sub 13. square 24O, 20 by 100 Ieet on
c. 4. Farchld has bought, for Sl2. ash. Ga of Aiex
McCue an undivided half interest In lots and Z
BLOCK %, Columbia Heights. b. L Wheeler has
bought, Tor $3.50, or Geo. Emmert ct AL the exec
utors OF JACOB Frank, part g. square l6:i frontin0
40 feet on X street, between Connecticut avenue
and 18th street northwest. K b. Boyleston of
Winnsooro, s c., has bought, for s4654 or ID
Smith Gordon sub A, square 155, 2a2S by 100 feet
on q street, between 17tn street and New Hamn-
OF T. J. Luttrel ct al for s1O 80 sub lots 40 and
80, square l01. g. 200 feet, fronting 80 feet on ~
street. between 10Th and 21st street northwest.
TIE CITY MARKErs-The off1cial Price Currcnt
OF the Washington Produce Exchange SAYS: THE
hour market Is well supplied, but there is no
oats and corn. Receipts OF hay have be n light
curing The past week, owing TO bad weather con-
sequently It is In veryjctive demand and at pres
ter market has developed no new features since
last report. Fine fancy butter is still scarce bat
me sudden advance on fancy grades has caused a
ping around 20 ma just what they want Prices
are hardly maintained on a weak market, but con-
eggs small and market very nrm with an upward
tendency on fresh stock. Spot wheat Is nrIn; fu-
ture weaker and on In price. Oats and corn
steady. Receipts OF poultry light and market
quick for all arrivals. Applfs in large supply and
SLOW. Peaches pears and plums In light receipt
ana market nrm small dried fruits are in good
demand Choice grades OF potatoes In good de-
demand Onions In heavy receipt and lower In
price.
FnH LAST NIGHr.-This morning about O'Clock
mouse NO. 1OO6 w street northwest took 1re and
was damaged 10 the extent OF 500. 1t was two
sIory orick, owned by Mr. Boyne and occupied by
SnAlty Robinson and several other families The
furniture was partially destroyed
~
Hx Was Nor ON A WEDDING TouR-The dss.
patcnes giving an account OF the railroad wreck
near Bridgeport, NO., Wednesday night, In which
LOUIS u kettler, fireman, OF this city was Killed
were IN error IN stating that Mr. Kettler had tusr
returned nom his wedding tour He had come m
this city 10 visit his father who was extremeIv nj
and had just returned TO Moberly No. 7
GOSPEL MEETINGS FoR You've PEoPLR-A ser,es
OF gospel meetings especially intended for vonno
people VIII be held in Wesley chapel beginnins
October 4 and continuing through 10 SUNDAY MINI
the l4th. These meetings are being arrar.oed 70,
By the Sabbath schools In the central disirtct NJ
the ctty-from Pennsylvania avenue 70 X sfree,
north and from 18th street to North Capitol Ar
The meetings will be conducted by Rev. RI ~
Yatman and will be held at go and .:o n n
each day. A service OF song BY a trained choir OF
nfty voices viii precede each meeting. Ticker
Will be issued for the purpose Of receiving admis
sion OF those for whom the meetings are especially
intended.
FOp ac(bmuoda ffon of vfaftora IN a., r,s. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

DESIRE IT TO BE DISTINCTLY UNDERSTOOD that
have not given up the engraving business, but
Will at all times be ready 10 receive and execute
orders for visiting cards. wedding cards. reception
cards. monograms. crests, address dies etc. etc,
making this speciality. ~
At the same time i will gladly receive and
promptly execute commissions Tor the purchase Of
anything In the way OF books or stationery, but
goods Will be carried IN stock.
Prices for anything given on application.
JOHN F. PARET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

A CHAPrBR or AccID.NTs-Charies Schr1eve fell
~ the corner OF New York avenue and 10th streets
yesterday and cut his head severely. His wounds
were dressed at the Emergency Hospitol, and be
was taken 70 his home at Pennsylvania avenue
and 10th streeI-casper Herbert, boy living at
yesterday fell and broke his right arm. He was
attended py DIR. MausA-John Weller,
eoaereo hod-carrier employed at the corner OF 9th
ana streets northwest, fell from scarold yes
.sfoay and dislocated his instep. He was taken TO
sne kmeryency Hospital and subsequently 10 his
none, 90 q street northwesI-Mrx Ellen Ken
Lew iast night fell on the stairs az Albaugh's
Spsfa HOUSE and broke her left arm She was at
Seoeu ~ DrS Leecn and Crook, and taken TO her
nome on eth street near New York avenue -I asr
e.enang Cuuoru Best, small boy, was run over
anu sngntiy injured az the corner OF Wilson and
DAILY, colored " ssA~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
FOR RENT-HOUSES.


EoR RENTmTHAT BLOCK or NAV Fous ROOM
ehesP @ permanent tenant. ". RiI-aI DILL
s. ..s e esass.p . .s on
Sss 'r !sS s s ass s.ss
EoR RENT-s27 Z. CAPITOL ST, Y ROOMS
u cellar an furnace. IN psrfecs order SEQ; +os z
as 20; lis 70 an. sp 40 oh 81 ne rSe@s ssso
:ia md gle g so r Sarss sD ave- M
roe s Sss: SIS s North csrohns ave, rSoms
s.S ss . Sc ss !. 'sss; 90 ~
RoHREk 3o2 East Capitol ST se22-st
EoR RENT-so4 ST., TWO DESIRABLE NICELY
farni.hsd rooms with board fec table es:sss.'
EoR RENT-NEw AND NEwLY.fuRNIshE HE'D
il house in . convenient portion Of West nd; near
White House, rent 600 per Pi r. q 81
se2s-st. gle ST nv
EoR RENT-l234 MASS 400 llth Az. store $50 SO
isos sc asl s. s SOS sos !ss q ss
i GdS III :: :, ~ s. 90 s sos Twin Sc
b lslG 81; 6 g 1899 s:S SO :.
s is s:s:,.ss IL. is sfs 81 st
ss22-3t. A s. cAYwooD. elo 9th st. ~.
Tor RENT-AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Hou- Il
Il r9ons every convenience on the nes, .s mil,
houses in wsshins,oP and g Be sold cheap s ssssa
5 and L. 1006 Est 1T
LNoR RENT
J mllSe s,h st NV brt:: m i:.:........sSs
lyOS 9Th ST. NV; dwelling. r.. i............. 30
l326 9Th ST. NV brk 8 r; IN i.............3o-y0
l,iot !th ST NV; brk store: 6r. m i.......:: 51
IA ST NV; brk m. i..:...-......--..-25.a 90
SVO bounda y st.: brk 3 r.. m. i...............-y5
q. st NV; brk; 8 r; store and dwelling. Y 5o
rs st INV fsm. =; store; gas wafer
zoos zoos, 20o9 I lth st. n brks.: r.; m. A.:
4o2 st. NV brk.; 9 r.; eas water. -. 20
~ st NV brk; r. gas; wster............153 so
~ lst St ne; K; 6r.; gas: water.........155o
ia I'D st. NV: frame. D r................-..l0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
FOR RENTHOUSES.


FOB RENI-ocToBER l-Two-sToRY BRICK
and bath .i.o .s.bis; an modern imIrvy menss; El.
:o !. sr iss s :: m
% S:n. 81 !. good
ss..bs ios :n. family dan a.. s Ssra,es ' ss.s ne
Tor RENT-A LARGE HANDSOMELY FUR
!,., nisAsd new: hrss-el.s. house II rsems and
800 per month address ssr aSs IL
EoR RENT-l5y7 l4TH ST. NV, CoNFoRTABLE
al s : e T
FOR RkNT-A NEAT sEvkN-kooM BAY.wIN-
dGx hoIss; convsnisns e e,ss herdes .Sd ,ssr-
EoR RENT-150S 18TH ST, PRESSED BRICK
dining room; in perfect order: rent sss. xspy On
EOR RENT-HoUsR l23S MAssACHUsETTs
c cys nnfurnishsd or partially furnished rsssryinx
4 Brick aOuss: seven rooms and bath: al modern
improvements; Is now being newly pipsred and put
Of the SIZE; should Be seen % Dc grsci.ted Kent
70 ss ss:soe and s trent ~
ISs J, .ss e e e sse 5. ~. ssssS
SIS sa W. or 20 80 g ela sw-1 g. "a 20
.Uo ou sW. OF, ~ az 81 sw.. or, -
#. Ist sw-6r. 10 9lS LIST st. Sc. 4r....-s
tt0622 los, st sw org sysi 1st St W. or......l9
se22-3t' Q. II. PARKER cor. AZ and SITS. s.v.
~ 1921 10Th ST. NV. 14r. m 500
SH lSth ST NV, 12r., m
a dS5. otn - NV Or. MI ~
SyS New Hampshire ave-, o.. 1850
%l3o stevens alley,
sggy s0 ek.osr S sokS i sfsfe g NV
E0R RENT-1s0l 18TH ST NV. DOUBLE
House; nine rooms and bath. furnace parking, &c.
$40 per month $40 il taken on lease Of one year IT.
Tor RENT-FURNIsHED. EIGHT ROOMS. BAY
y window brick, all mod. imp; conven lent to
and herdics; good location; rent low to good tenant
Apply l220 o st.. NV. se22-2
Tor RENT-sl3 ST. NV; DOUBLE TWO
Il story brick; 10 rooms and closets: nearly new;
good condition. Apply to OwNkk, 925 st NV.
se22-3ts
Tor RENT-BY & H. WALKER. 40 B ST. n. z.
u oO2-oO4 b st. n g. IL rooms. all improvements,
Hal AZ aud Pa ave-. NIGHTS per week. se2.-3r
Eok RENT-CHEAPEsT HOUSES IN CITY, l4I6
- llth st. n. W.. only $50 80 per mo IL rooms. all
Sl7 Apply to C. 4. NoRMENI 4, q IL l.. ss22-3'
ISOR RENr-TwO NICE COY SIX ROOM HOUSES
9lS and 920 st. s-e keys At the grocery, Of
10th aud Sc. se..-2t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
Coming Am use nscnts.

NATIONAL THEArER-''The Two Sisters the
comedy drama by Dcnman Thompsh and GEO. W.
Ryer. which VIII be seen at the National Tneater
next week, Is understood TO be constructed on the
lines OF THE old Homestead telling a simple
h0mely story In a simple and direct manner with
little resort 70 theatrical expedients for effect
The play Is In four acts and many the incidents
relate 70 the adventures OF a countryman In New
YORK city. Frank Mordaunt, a capable and popu-
lar actor, will take the leading part. The scenery
% be used was all specially painted for the play
and - said 10 be very beautiful ard appropriate
ALBArGBs OPERA HoCsK--An English melo-
drama, said 70 be replete with stirring Incidents
Will occupy the stage at Albaughs next week IL
Is called "Ihe Ruling Passion" and Is from the
pens OF Messrs. Douglass and vikings The
scenic effects presented In the play are said to be
very striking, and include a rain storm OF real
water, full-rigged ship at sea, and a balloon as
cension- A company OF capable actors are en-.
gagged In presenting the drama
HARRIS BUoU THEArER--"A Cold Day. Is the
name OF the skit TO he seen at Harris next week
and it Is described as q "Comic conglomeration in
three acts" by JOS Arthur. II Is said 10 be very
Auyhaole piece OF nonsense.
BuFPALo BILLS "WuD wEsr.r-Col VIM +.
Cody, fresh from his triumphs abroad where he
has been the comrade OF princes and the hero OF
the multitude OF the eYete monarchies Is again on
tour In America with his famous "Wild Vest
show. He viii be at the Gentemens Driving
PARK. across the Potomac. all OF next week. giving
daily exhibitions. beginning at O'Clock. The ex-
hioiuon grounds may be reached by train from
the Baltimore and Potomac station
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
CITY AND DISTRICT.

FouH eyesight suited. 81. Hempler. ave-, cor AZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
NOVELTIES In Corsets and Bustles, 1905 r.

FRENCH IN TBRRR WREKs-Beginners' classes
now forming at 723 18th ST. by the author OF the
French system OF sound You are cordially In
vited Monday, september "a, at a. m, 3:l5. AIS,
or pm. Free lesson from Instantaneous pro-
nouncing charts new inventory. See Educational.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

LIGHTNING RoDs Speaking Tubes. Kuehling, 1912
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

For the D1strlct ofColumoia. and Maryland fair;
stationary temperature; n0rtheasteriy winds
BUFFALO BILLS GREAT SRow-SPrcrAL TRAps
VIA PENNsYLvASIA RAuRoAD--BufYalo Bills
great national entertainment, presenting scenes
and pictures OF life In the Far West will open at
6entlemen's Driving Park, St Asaph Junction on
the line OF the Alexandria and Washington Rail-
way, on Monday, september "a This performance
Is realistic eptone OF frontier life embracing the
Of early settlers and the sports Of the
Indian ana COWBOY. The scenes are depicted by
actual actors and are ifeke and truthful In every
detail IL - representation which every one
should see, and which every one can enjoy.
For the oenent OF visitors the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, In addition to the regular
Alexandria local trains, will run special trains to
the grounds over the Alexandria and washington
Railroad, leaving Baltimore and Potomac station,
9th and streets at frequent intervals between
~ O'Clock, noon, and y. m. Special trains will
formance.
Excursion tickets win be sold from washington
at 20 cents for the round trip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

EOR RENT
II Brick 609 r Of. NV,
r,l5r....;y.;,;s..$9o
Upper part brick 100 4
81. n W., sr .............55
Brick IS I st. NV ,l0r. 80
Brick s.w. cor. Sd L GIN.
W, Sr. and store-......40
Bnck l20I 10th st. $3.50
Brick SO6 5 st. n.w.Sr. .3.l
CHARLES. W. HAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
ELncrnIc and Mechanical Bells J. h. Kuehling

~ALL TIE YEARsRoCND IN TIE HONE" Is q series
OF papers by Christine Terhune Herrick In the
ladies' Home Journal and Practical Housekeeper.
Ine one for October ID on Getting Ready for
Just that one paper will pay for the year; but
you shall get what remains or the year (September
bestdes) by sending ten cents
Hundreds OF thousands OF families are wonder.
ing now IL Is that we can make good magazine
Tor almost nothing Why, bless you, the nearer
you get 70 q million the easier IL Is TO do IL.
Send it In silver stamps
The October number Is on the news-stands-stx
centa LADIES HONE JOURNAL, Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
LOCAL MENTION.

For the District ofColumbia and MARYLAND fair:
stationary temperature; northeasterly winds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

HE'D.
1858 18th OF. w. 9r..s5o
1881 Corcoran st. Tor. 40
1870 b st s.w- lir....40
.s4o6 l4tn 1t. n.w.10r. 40
l1O0 x 81. NV. Tor. 40
Dos 18th st. NV. Or. 50
Is 80 Riggs IT. NV. or. b
1880 18th st. NV. ar. SO
1900 tn St NV. store
and dwelling. Is
12li til st.n.w.. 9r. IS
l..34 .,yth at. n.w-.sr. b
] 42y 5 st. NV. Or ~ 80
lbs 18th st, NV. 7r-25
l5OI Caroline ST :. 6r..25
lSey NJ - NV. 1r.....2O
:e.ss lst ST s.w.. 0r......l5
FURNISHED.
n an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

lStn ST., near DulVnt
Circl.. 12r...........250
Conn ay. E. mr. X. lSr. ...250
. ST.. near 18th. Tor. 100
q ST., near 10th. llr...l25
\ St, near lith. 9r....l20
D st. near 10th. 1lr.. 100
18th ST., near y, 10r-l2J
Mass av S2Oth. l5r.333.:s3
y. nr. 18th st. Sr......s5
Mass. av., mr.. 18TH. 1:Sr 30
NASSAU. mr.. 18th, 15r. 800
R.L.av..nr. 1 stn, l4r.4l6 90
18th ST. nr. /. 800
CT av., nr. y. 2Or.333.33
X st. mr.. 10Th. llr. 80
H st, mr.. 18th, l5r 400
Il st. mr.. 18th. l3r. 200
Thomas Circle. 300
10th and 2 sts-, 12r.. $50
3 examined py permit from
LAS J. FISHER & CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

UrOR RENT-TwO-STORY BRICK, FIVE LARGE
Il Rooms hall in good locality, sl2.5O: also q
room d. Just hnished bay windows rull height: SIC.
IT. A. ). CANWOOD. 80 9th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

FnH LAST NIGHr.-This morning about O'Clock
mouse NO. 1OO6 w street northwest took i1re and
was Damaged 10 the extent OF 500. It was q two
s1ory orick, owned by Mr.. Boyne and occupied by
Snan.y Robinson and several other families. The
furniture was partially DESTROYED
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-08-02
Against Chinese Cheap Labor.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 26-A
greet indignation mass meeting was held
here last night against the Chinese.
Thousands were turned away from the
main hall and formed an overflow meet
ing After the speeches, a memorial
to Congress was adopted with cheers,
setting forth that through the peryersions
of the laws of the United States Court
thousands of Cinnamon were entering this
port weekly, and offering to prove these
facts at their own expense to visiting
Congressional committee, and finally de-
manding the impeachment of Federal
Judges Sawyer and Sabin for perverting
the laws.
Aresolution was also adopted, starting
large popular subscription to fight the
Chinese invasion legally, step by step.
The meeting Was called and participa.
ted in by al the trades unions in the
city,.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-08-02
Swindling the Cotton Grower.

sr. LOUIS, July 2s.-George Taylor, a
prominent st. Louis cotton factor, is
authority for the statement that the jute
bagging manufacturers have formed a
pool or trust, and have advanced the
price of bagging from 7 to II cents per
yard, while there has been no advance in
the raw material. Mr.. Taylor could not
purchase such stock as he wanted In St.
Louis and selegraphed orders to Eastern
manufacturers and received reply that
he had better purchase from st. Louis
markets. Mr.. Taylor claims that the
st. Louis manufacturers were apprised
of his efforts to place orders in the East,
and as soon as he received reply declin-
ed to fill his order. Fifty million yards
of this baggipg are consumed per annum,
and the advance means an additional
expenditure Of s2,O00,O00 to consumer.
St. Louis will produce nearly one halfthe
product OF the United States.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-08-02
f1rmsr suggests the following
l6n XII slripg fodder, which is worth

-
fsrmsr suggests the following
lSn e1riDg fodder, which is worth
Give the small end of the
when 8 handful is gathered, q
tNistsa press It slightly down
san tue sar aud the stalk and bend
q down over il and it will cure
IsI onc Ealf Or Two thirds the time re.
qhIiS when i Is bound in bundles. I
this plan now and find it fac;li.
:I aI 81 & tEe gathering, rather than being
1I3d se ed1ions, as I fhad thought before
ff9 In cannot gather it up when
quite so fast as when it
j Sdnnd fn small bundles, but the time
x1 ia hile Herring more than makes
e6N Nt66 l6 besides This, lose little or
ea6 dde. at alfs and isis, free from monA
1ad dand sweet. find, too, that the
0e not blow down so much oft,
M oeS fhe rain ipjnre it half 80,
6 |I e sc will dry IN two or three hours
also much mora convenient
36 IS bnt one band is to be bro
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-08-02
Not the Charter, but the Burglars
y y Oak.

AUGUSTA, GA, July 26.-One year ago
the house Of L. S. Sessions, few miles
from this city, was robbed Of some money
and silver plate. The thief was discov-
cred and almost captured, when he
mysteriously disappeared in the darkness,
and the most diligent search failed to
trace him. Yesterday Mr.. Sessions or
dered a tree TO be cut, as it gave evidence
ofrapid decay, and its proximity to his
dwelling made it dangerous. It was an
immense oak, and for years hollow had
extended up through it. When the tree
fell. the skeleton of man was found
wedged in it, and near him the silverware
and money that had been stolen from Ses-
sions. The supposition is that the burglar
in escaping climbed the tree and stepped
in the hollow 80 as to elude discovery but
found it impossible to get out.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-08-02
John Francis Charles Herol

john Francis Charles Herold, of
Baltimore, set good example to people
contemplating suicide. Before he took
the fatal dose of laudanum he paid all
his bills, got all his property in the most
portable condition and left the most
minute directions as to bis funeral and
burial.
Miss Alice B. Farley, Of Port Hudson
La, is fragile little woman physically
but she has strength Of mind enough to
conducta large cotton plantation success
g6lly. She threw into planting all the
ssntAusiasm and perseverance many wo.
men beatow in acquiring feminine accom-.
.pthhmehts, and to-day no cotton pro-
SdnesG inAhe State ranks higher than
that VII ZONES from her plantation.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-08-02
University Of South Carolina,
At CO1umhia. 8. G.

Includes Graduate Department, College
Of Agriculture AID 4eehanic S Arts. 3s College gs
Pharmacy. Normal School, Law School:
27 Teachers. Al Graduate and 20 Under.
Graduate Courses general, special, or pro-
fessional-for degrees and certificates. In
struction given in Book Keeping and Pho.
biography. Thoroughly equipped Chemi-
cal, Neurological, Biological, Physologi-
cal, Physical, and Pharmaceutical Labora-
tories. Also Mechanical Department with
engine and machinery, Draughting Room m
Experimental Farm. Model Glasses con-
nected with Normal School for practice in
teaching. New Infrmary.
Tu1rIoN-$40 per Session, Other Fees,
SIS. Table Board, $40 to Sl2 per month.
Rooms free of rent. Total expenses. in.
Guiding fuel, washing, books, &C., about
$3.50. =.
Tuition Fee RENTED to Students certi-
flying their inability to pay it.
For further information, apply to
J. M. McBRYDE, President.
Aup11st g 1883