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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


tfOR SALE-12l9 II ST. NV. BRICK. SEVEN
= rooms aud bath. $4,000; terms easy. For card to
inspect apply TO RUST HUNGERFORD,
oc4-3t 624 14th st.
EOR SALE-A VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY:
4 NV; now used as grocery and dwelling; Brick,
len Rooms and Brick stable; must be sold and will
sell sell cheap 70 cash buyer Apply to y. G. GREEN,
3O3 9TH st. NV. oc4-3t
EOR SALE-1344 ST. NV, THREE-STORY
= Easement House. ten rooms and kitchen, mod
ilnps For terms write to THOMAS BLAGDEN, p. y.
Box 5S1. city. oc4-6ts
LroR sALE-THAT VALUABLE HOTEL P. OP-
4 erty Known as the Harris House, located on z st.
good order. with elevator; has front OF 40 feet; lot
contains 100 square feet Rare opportunity te
purchase at bargain Valuable ground. with hotel
mat pays handsome interest on the Investment
Apply to ". w. METCALF, 1881 st. or, THOS. ].
FISHER CO., 1924 ST. oc4-6t
Tor sALE..A REAL BARGAIN-TO CLOSE AN
4 estate valuable Building Lot, 20x10O feet deep
70 an alley anu commands delightful view of Dupont
circle. with six-r. house, 1902 10th St NV the
rent Pays good interest on the investment. rare
opportunity TO purchase the finest locality in the
city. W. W. METCALF, 1881 St oc4-3t
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Pure all Havana Filler Sumatra Wrapper! Delicious
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Sold everywhere. su27-3m
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THE COURTS.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Cor.

EQUITY CoCRT-yNdge Cor.
Yesterday-Brown agt. Dean: injunction ON
conditions. Cook agt. Washington and George
town railroad company; preliminary injunction.
Pstingale agt. Barker; bill dismissed; appeal.
Sipperly agt Sipperly payment In cash allowed.
Nsagle agt. Neagle; appearance ordered.
Perry, trustee. Marbury agt Marbury; John
W. Bayne appointed guardian ad litem-
CIRcuIr CouRr-Judge Cor
observation-disclosures Co. agt Studer; jude-
ment by default, Sls6.sL
PROBATE CoURr-Jadge Con.
Yesterday-Estate of James F. Fowler; win
filed and fully proven.
GAR. Council Of Administration.
Gen. r. A. Alger, commander of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, has issued the following
order:
/. The following named comrades are hereby
announced as the executive committee of the
national council Of administration: S. ID. Reade,
Evanston, I'LL; Benjamin Starr Richmond, Ind
o. T. Cutler, Topeka, KAN; Nelson Cole, ST
Louis; I. B. Clarkscn, Omaha; William s. Pile
bury, Derry Depot, n. h; William McCleland,
Pittsburg.
q By special order issued August ls, 1885,
South Carolina was attached to the department.
Of Georgia.
8. The department Of Colorado is hereafter
70 30 known Is the department Of Colorado and
wyoming.
1 The following comrades are hereby re-
appointed ~ members Of the pension COM
mittse: George 8. Merrill, Lawrence, Mass;
John 9. Kountz, Toledo; Lucius Fairchiid,
Madison, Via; John W. Burst. Sycamore, liLs
Richard W. Blue, Pleasanton. Kan
g. oonrads W. H sAylor Of Portland ors2
Il announced g Q member Of the council Of
administration for that department..
81. elixir patients .. Jsasrson. Tex, vsrs
blood poisoned. Two died.
8. G. Thurston, insane, shot himself yestsr-
day morning st LAnsdowns, Va, has fathsgb
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Sn ACRES AT FOREST GLEN. ADJOINING
cX the new subdivision at that place The land
10 acres in Washington county, Md. improved by
10rCom cottage, stable, &c, furnished The cot
tage is situated on South Mountain. A beautiful
home for a summer residence. The whole viii be
"A acres in Prince Georges Co. Md, known as the
Taylor Suit; well fenced and ON the line Of The
small house in town and pay the difference.
acres on the Wheeler and Asylum roads one Ie
stable, &C Will exchange.
20 acres on the Conduit road two miles from ess.
an MS' H by an orchard and barn
2o1 acres lying partly il Prince Georges and Anne
Baltimore and Ohio T. H. improved BY house ON so Of
u rooms hne new barn and other outbuidings.
frst-class condition; near the homes Of Ser ator
German and Representative Compton: fertilizer
the best In the country There is also mill
2 sse the BOrs and Ohio oDDo,
City; adjoins MI Oiiyet cemetery; improved
THIS place Is valuable for brick yard q subdi-
15s acres in Anne Arundel county, 16 miles from
eondi9n land yields SO bushels wheat to the the
$50 acres half under cultivation IL miles from
Noun. sE Va miles from the celebrated
house Of eight rooms. outbuidings. barn. cattle,
us il eoSnt Ss opposis
Piney Point The place is known as Peckatone
This is one Of the best known places of colonial
times The mansion was burned few years ago,
but there are still the brick walls standing which
would furnish material enough for u house Of ten
or twelve rooms Price. ....................s3S 500
80 acres in Alexandria county, mile and q half from
Alexandria, situated on the Alexandra and Lees
burg TURNPIKE improvements poor, land good
viii sell for the small sum OF. .......... 4 500
1900 acres at Newborn, sc. Improved By numerous
small houses. The plantation pays au annual in
come OF $500. This place is suitable for a club
Of sportsmen. as the plantation abounds in game
The riysr ab0unds in oysters and fish of every kind
Price, per acre. $50
have several thousand acres Of Mineral Lands in
West Virginia; also many Lots in the new town Of
Rho Bonito, California; also Lands in Alabama
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

11 sAasns.AvTIFUL HOUSE on ST SE EAR
the city ipSy ' c :ifiRfi ERRHSS
nor sALE-l3l1 Q ST. NV. 10 ROOMS AND
..so-e. sTEiaER 3 LIEsERY ss5R ..
E0R sALE-IN GEORGETowN-CHEAp FINE
s2 v asss
FOE, s,A adIsss VERY coon. VERY 0HEAP.
Il and bath 10. &c ssS price ans
aro iSs sas
EOR Saloon TWENTY YEARS THEY'VE
can sell on small cash payments balance monthly for
our bk psf,issiars spPls
s2S-1m
Tor sALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE, 1861
twc sHd iLse aa
e S d Ss
SHERMAN Co. 14O7 + st. se2S-Im
E0R SALE-CHEAP--l223 1925, l225k AND
..ae.,m THos. g. HE Ess6 Z 3 :, CO;
TOR sALE-ATTRACTIvE HOME JUST BEYOND
i Boundary and convenient to street cars: New
sKes S
paNeu severed ana ngHted corner lot: dOwerS
fruit trees planted For price, terms and card to in
spect, apply to TYLER RUTHERFORD 1907 + st.
EOR SALE-MODERN BRICK DWELLING, SIX
go0d-sized rooms and bath room all mod. imps. !:
centrally located: convenient to Pension Office
THLhR sES RET 1877 5fs
FOB sALE1AT A BARaAINoo,THREE FRAME
Houses on ST. NV. between 9th and 10th SITS. ;
is cheap at this price without improvements. CHAS
w. HANDY, 92l st. NV. se2S-lw
EOR SALE-1311 Q ST. N.W-IO ROOMS; MOD
y Nimpytsi IN good repair. sTElGER L1EBEk-
MANN, 1903 + st. se2S-6t
EOR SALE-PROMINENT CORNER ON Pa AVE.
4 near the departments; admirably adapted for busi
ness purposes and flats
se2S-6t sTEIGER l. LIEBERMANN, 1903 ct.
L,OR sALE-NEW 3-STORY ANDI BASEMENT
Brick, l32! ct. NV. Built by day work has
double floors plate glass in parlor windows heated
hot water; cabinet mantes; embossed thing open fire
places; handsomely papered; watchman on premises.
Also 2-story Frame, mi, 725 9Th St. sw. Inquire Of
owner, GEO. PRINCE, Photographer, 11th and Pa.
ave. se6- I'm
EOR SALE-3O25 ST.. 16 ROOMS, HEATED BY
\ hot water; modern improvements fine view; lot
301l5O in every respect desirable home. For per-
mission to inspect and terms apply to
se5-1m W. RILEY DEEBLE. 1919 st.
L,OR SALE OR RENT-NEW STABLE NEAR CON.
- necticut ave and sts, with all mod. imps Apply
CHARLES EARLY, sos l4th ST. se7-im
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Tor sALE-BEAUTIFUL HOUSE ON ST. NEAR
Il connecticut ave., 1t Q great sacrifice; el3500;
ew own leaving the city Apply CHARLES EARLY.
COS 18th ct. se3O-6t
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have several thousand acres Of Mineral Lands in
West Virginia; also many Lots in the new town OF
RIO Bonito, Calnornia also Lands in Alabama
For further particulars call r address
THOS. L. WAGGAMAN,
9l7 4 st. NV,
oc4-2t WASHINGTON. ID c.
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9l7 + st. NV,
oc4-2t Washington, DC.
L,oR RENT-HYATTsvILLE, MD, NEW EIGHT
II room Cottage On Melrose ave., near railroad sta
ton: very desirable at go per month. Apply to VIM
MEYER LEVIN, AUG 9TH ST. NV. oc4-eo3t
IrOR sALE-CHEAP-A sEvEN-ROoM COTTAGE
II at Knowles sStation, Met. Branch u. and y. R.R.
AS Dssyss. r. E. $. I MITE II A.,
I,oR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP.
y erty three farms in Montgomery county; l66,
spectiyely =. A. EfPING with JOHN y. Johnson.
hoom y. o.S Il ST. oc3-3t
NOR sALE-FOR THREE DAYS ONLY-s4 500
u Cash Buys 10 Acres just South Of Tenleytown,
DC: perfect location: perfect title; agents. Ad-
dress OWNER, Star office. oc3-3t.
ECR sALE-1.5OO VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND
II Farms. DANIEL 4 ARMAT
Central Natior al Bank building.
oc3-3t- o3l Penns- ave. NV.
4, OR sALE-A FARM OF go ACRES, IMPROVED
= by two good fame dwellings; well tnbered aud
watered and in nrst-class neig hborhood; al.o in
short drive Of the city will city property
price $500 Apply to J. A SETTLE l. co,
ocl-lw l225 = St
ISOR SALE-OR WILL TRADE FOR HOUSE IN
II city Acres at Forest Glen station improved By
New Ersae House; fruit trees and grapes; bargain
se30-6t sos y ST. NV
VIOR sALE-A FARM OF FORTY ACRES, THREE
Il miles from Aaaeduct bridge; nicely improved, with
twelve acres vney ard orchard. Will be sold ut
bargain 10 immediate customer. J. A SETTLE 4
Co. l225 Est se2S-lw
IGOR RENT:..A NEW DWELLING. NINE ROOMS,
IL desired mile frvm Laurel Md situation higI
and healthy. Apply To CHAS. H. STANLEY, .0S
CORTLAND ST.. BALTIMORE, or LAUREL Nd. se23-2w
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EOIs RENI-
II bur. 21al II at. 800

V,OR RENT-PRESS BRICK. BAY-wINDOw. Z
Il rooms and Bath. concrete cellar all modern i'm
proyements; all in best condition l19 NY
Oc2-3t.
ISOR RENT-112 nth ST. NE, ROOMS. ALL
H. l., $40. 3O7 12th ST. Sc, rooms aud water
el3 Az y J. Sc. rooms and b.. furnished
or not. $40 and ESQ JOHN Z. DONOHOE- 3l3 East
Capitol oc2-yts
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1SOk RENT-UNFURNIsHED
u aOI L. L ave. NV, 6l1 18th ST. NV. Or. 1875
SOS IS 10 Iowa Circle, 12r. .S3 50
1tlS Mass ave. l1r l4ol stoughton ST.,
dupont circle. lar. 2OO 1901 2ist So NV, sr.6O
lilo 18th St NV, l3r2UO co. lSthstnw .60 %
eiz lSth St n. ": 2OI HiIlyer place. 9r.. %
1857 lSOl ~ ST. 81. 90
l.ltConn.Av-lsr. 1857 lbs Fierce place. Tor. AZ
39Ist ST. L. ". llr. 2S,.S fth st-n- 9r. 4 81
anu I'D 30s3 st. n.w.store.9r 40
!zZS ST. NV l5r .-l2o .O5 9th Il. w., yr- 80
1..Ier and stsslsl ia.e7 low '-'0''Hs ST. f'@'
FURNISHED HOUSES
Conn ave near X. lors3OO Conn MIR. lr GO 81
lyth 81 near l. SOE .yVO q ST near 18TH 1sr.. $50
HsseAse. nr lothISrZ5v StOugntOu ~ "a W. i2r 30
III ST. NV 5r 100 18th 81 near j. IOr.
= ave ns 10TH l4r sOO V ct nr. 10Th. lars. 70
81 M. 18Th. l2r....2OO 18th ST. near y, Tor. 125
T. i. mr. 10TH. lSr.2uO near 18th, sr .,,l
Mas. av. nr 18th. 16r. 100 3oth 81. NV, IIr75
Sth n'r l. ST.. l4r......I75I
The above houses can he examined by Permit from
our Office only. THOMAS J. FlsHEk 4 co,
se2S l324 Il It. n w.
1,Ok RENT HAVE ONE OF THE MOST DE
II siIGbe Residences IN the city, No. Iowa Circle
Tor rent furnished At $500 per month finely located
ELEGANTLY furnished. house contains Is rooms Sl3
lsrSe and hall rooms. Will rent for months.
year term Of years the premises have every mod
efn convenience. For INSPECTION apply to
ss@4-llt SSO. 4. PRESCOTT. l4l6 ST. nv
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V'OR RENT-FURNISHED-
i Massachusetts ave bet 18th and l4th Sta. 4.500
Der alnuuI.
Massachusetts, ave bet. 10th and 18th SITS. IS 900
Der annun; $1,000 for months.
h bet l6tk and l7th. $500 per annum: $4,000
Der season.
\ bet 18Th aud 10th. $4,000 per snnum; $1,000
Fer season.
Rhode Island ave. bet. 18th and 18th. 90. 900 per
farragut square bet and K. $4,000 per annum;
t2,OUO Ter season
I7l4 tonnecticut ave $4,000 per annum; $1,000
Der season.
Connecticut ave. bet r and s. $4,000 per annum.
4olO lsih st, loo per annuIn.
4OOi lbth ST. e.. UOU Ter aunuLn.
yen lace. Ell 800 per annun-
lto0 4, : 500 per annum; 500 per mo. season
let. 18th aud 18Th, 81 .SOO per annum-
New HAM shire near Dupont circle 1880
Der annum-
Near Dupont circle. $4,000 per season.
AOOo st.. . $50 Ter annun. $40 PER month
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
1901 2lst st., $50 per month
Dupont circle, 500 per month
l1lS St, I 81 IS per month.
q lear 18th, $500 per month.
lOul 10th II. Sl4l O6 Ter month.
y H. ayr. near Dupont circle, . 20 per month
bet 4th and 10th. s6G per month
bet ith and 10th, 500 per month.
ZOll ST.. $40 Ter month
SO%3 St. 80 per month.
Other houses, furnished unfinished, throughout
o. Limo b N ROBERTSON I5l5Hst
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

E0kkENT- $50 I'd sine, 6r. 4 b. 70
lslO COr st,srSo I'D 49, I'd sine. 6r & b. .25
l35OA allach pl. ar SD 20 4O2, Al o. Al Richard-
1854 Nallach pl. Or. 6b 26I place 5r kvater IL
13lO v St. r BIB
Smyrna times., 1889-07-31
MARYLAND Items.

Plans have been submitted for the
new hotel at EastOn.
Jesse E. Shannahan, Sr., of Talbot,
county, is dead, aged "a.
A Caroline trucker says watermelons
will be late this year and poor in
quality.
Barney Soldiers barn, in Broad Creek |
Neck, Talbot county, was burned
Thursday.
Salisbury district is to have seven
camp-meetings this year, and will dedi-
cate, ID. W five new churches.
Jesse B. Truitt. a highly respected
citizen af Snow Hill, Md, died sudden
lv on Thursday last while on visit to
relatives in Seaford. Mr. Truit was
IS years old.
The prospect for good oyster crop
from the waters of the Chesapeake
bav is a favorable one. Recent exami-
nation of the oyster beds in Chester
river. at Swan Point and Hackett's
Point, produced satisfactory results.
Can anY one inform us as to whether
EIktOn will have a fair this fall? As
vet we have not heard word one way
or the other. The fair grounds at that
Dlace are among the finest in the cOun-
trv hut with all this the loss at each
meeting has been considerable.-EGs
} ton Gazette.
An accident occurred on the Dela-
] nr,H Xfrrrinfa railroad
near Stockton. in Worcester county,
on Thursday, in which special tram
hearing railroad officials cOllided with
2 a hand car. The engine was badly
s wrecked. and the engineer, William
D Mason, had a rib broken and sustained
+ other injuries By leaping from his
T engine.
/, George W. Cruikshank has a notice
4 in our advertising columns to-day
\ which merits and should receive very
/, | especial attention. In his days o.
nrosperity the earth contained no more
n generous and cOnsiderate collector
d And ever since adversely has come
d nnon him. moved by the amiable in
n stincts Of nature, he has reirained iron
le resOrting TO legal processes to secur
r that which was justly due him ant
'e that which he has so urgently needed
ns Impelled at last by necessity, however
ID he will now properly insist on tn
ei Immediate settlement OF all account
due him.-CeciL county NelCs.
THE NEW EASTERN SHORE r. r.
Work on the Baltimore and Easter
.F shore Railroad is making headwal
"a The roadbed is built from the Irapp
OF road near the fair grounds, westwar
u across the Point road to the Ihir
m Haven. which is crossed at the foot
OF New Bridge road, and about 100 rod
u -, tbe west side Of the river. Ther
TIC ore gangs on both ends OF tn
Pc section. one working towards the ba
.; and the other toward the Choptan
no river. Owing to the fact that the rigi
'us ~ wav has not been secured from son
eh I,,dovners the contractors have be'
d. hannered. and have been using only
ac- email but sufficient number OF men al
sn teams. II is now stated that the rig
kel ~ vyav is secured from the ChOptank
be chesapeake, except in one case
G. e. Afiehael's. ai-d Mr.. How, one OF {
the contractors. saws he viii have sever
for Hundred men and teams at work IN
ger, few days. The contractors have trl
ars hord 10 get labor from the locality, .
usi- tbev are finding it impossible to oots
Iith snaicient. and are obliged to look ell
ate where for 1t.
Smyrna times., 1889-07-31
Wat1aH1rtskr He
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, July Is, 1889.
Closed Saturdays at I P. NJ.

If your buying thought is
Dress Goods, write to us stat
ing the kind of fabric you have
in mind, or the purpose for
which you desire to use it,
with the price you wish to pay,
and we will promptly place in
your hands samples of the
best we can supply at the
price. That should mean the
best anywhere, for the Wana-
maker stock of Dress Goods
is the largest and best selected
we know of in the world. If
you do not know the technical
name OF the goods, no matter ;
tell us how they look to your
eyes, or how you suppose
they look, and we will find
them.
Just SO OF anything else
settle on what you want, as
near as may be, and write fol
| it.
Sporting things,
Fishing tackle,
Furnishing goods,
Toilet articles,
Millinery fxings,
Books of every sort,
and the thousand other things
for home use or wear or hOus,
decorating that we have
store full Of.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Smyrna times., 1889-07-31

c. H. Corner, Philadelphia, says:
suffered for years from nervous debility
and constitutional weakness, due to
OversUudy, ETC., passing nights which
brought sleep withoutrest, and days mel
ancholy, forboding and trembling. DR..
Theel. 53S n. 4th St., Philadelphia,
cured me after all other doctors and
specialists failed. l Iadvise all sufferers
to consult him personally or by letter,
knowing he will cure you.
Smyrna times., 1889-07-31
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.

ONE MAN BADLY STUNNED AND
THREE HORSES KILLED.-During a
rain storm, last evening, two horses be-
longing to William Johnson and one
belonging to Captain Wentz were killed
at Rising Sun below Camden. john
sons horses were hitched to a wagon
and he was driving. The wagon was
completely wrecked and Johnson was
so badly stunned by the lightning
shock that his recovery is very doubt
ful
Smyrna times., 1889-07-31
TO WASH

Your English Flannel
Shirt without shrinking.
Avoid boiling or rub
bing in soap. Wash in
moderately warm lath-
cred water.
Rinse in clean warm
water.
Stretch the garment
to original shape and
size, (dry quickly and
iron while damp.
We now have the
best assortment in Eng
lish Flannel Shirts we
have ever had, and the
medium grades are very
much cheaper in price.
Our $500 line we have
reduced to $I.25 which
is less than cost. You
may think it strange to
sell them this way but
we have a line of goods
bought to sell at $I.2s
which equals any $2.oc
goods we have seen
hence we were com
PEELED to drop them
We have a nice line o
Cheviots also at soc
75c, and $I.oo.
Our stock Of summe
Coats and Vests an,
hot weather goods il
general is complete
Straw Hats are chea
and a good assortmen
When in need pleas
give us a call.
Our aim is to say
you S or 10 per cent.
Smyrna times., 1889-07-31
FROM MANY CORRESPONDENTS
WHO Is THE BARD OF TOWER HAIL.

I'm receiving letters daily
With this tenor % them all.
"Oh, pray tell us tell us truly
Mr. Bard of Tower Hail.
Are you single. or, il married
Do YOU lead ii wrc,chel life2
Do you write of midnight lectures.
Being lcCtuIcd by your Wife
Are You Irish, French or German
Curiosity assuagc
BY an answer truly given
To the question, What's your age
Are you QuartcrCd in an attic
DO YOU there have board and bcds
Are you thin like other p0cts3
Have you raven locks or red?"
Surely, gentlemen and ladies,
], the Bard of Tower Hall.
VIII appear before the curtain
When SO earnest is the call.
To the question, first in order.
] viii answer make with pride,
By the Silkcn cords of Hymeu
Both my heart and hand are tied.
I'm not Quartered in an attic
But have quarters that admit
OF my sitting in sanctum,
To indulge in attic wit.
When my happy wife is near me,
And the smle that's ever bright
Wins the favor of the muses.,
While my poems iudtc,
Having hair that's neither raven
Nor thc.CulOr O.! brick
am som what thin in body,
And in head little thick
Being thus the odds are with me-
That my way through life III win
Thick in head and .hin i'm body,
can go through thick and thin
In my politics peculiar
I've one tenet that is all
would have our Nations councils
Held in famous Tower Hail.
was born in this land of freedom
As you wish my age to know.
/, to-day, am ten years older
Than was ten years ago.
Scripture teacheth my religion
Tis no dogma Of school
Il is this: To love my neighbOrs
And observe the Golden Rule.
Doing this my readers many,
advise you one and all
To ever buy your clothing
At the Mammoth Tower Hall.
By observing the G9lden Rule you can call
iarittee MaSten * Allen. where all costun
re treated alike in securing splendid bargG
II Mems Boys and Childrens Clothing, 5ls
20 Market street.
Smyrna times., 1889-07-31

The saloon-keepers of Cincinnati un-
dertook to keep open their places Sun
day in defiance of the law against sell
ing liquor on Sunday and about $50
were arrested. Two or three riots oc-
Cured in the section known as "Over
the Rhine
Smyrna times., 1889-07-31

During a storm in Chicago, Saturday
night, an unfinished building was
blown down upon frame cottage,
completely demolished it and killed
eight persons and wounded four others
very badly.
Smyrna times., 1889-07-31
Buoklen's Arnioa Salve,

The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises
sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, letter
ChaPped Hands, ChilblainS COrnS, and all Skin
EruptiOnS, aud positively cures Piles or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed TO give perfect salts.
faction, or money refunded. Price p cents per
box. For sale by James P. Hofecker, Smyrna;
c. e. HarmOnson, CLAYTON.
Smyrna times., 1889-07-31

qtisa fact.n that Hoods sarsapa.
-;ls does scrofula. salt rheum, and
ather diseases or affections arising from
;,,,nure .,, state or low condition OF the
hlaod oyercomes that tired feeling
orestes o,es a good appetite. and gives
Strength to every part Of the system
Try 1t.
Smyrna times., 1889-07-31
Better Wear and Looks !
Better Quality and Fit!
Better Dollars Worth !

These are the mutual interests between you and
WANAMANER & BEowN. Summed mp iii still fewer
words-Relabc Clothing at Lowest Prices.
We expect your trade only because we serve you
so we'll it pays you to deal with us
What is our news nOwo
The season has got along far that if you're
going to buy at all now is your time to buy, because
we must sell now if we're going to sell at all.
The situation makes big difference in the prices.
You can pick up bargain almost anywhere in the
house.
1t has been great season anyhow for low and
medium prices. WANAMAKER & BKowN's, as usual,
lowest Of all. For instance:
Hundreds Of Suits a $40. Wool and All STYLES
Hundreds Of suits Worth usually Si3 or SIS.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Oak Hail. Sixth and Market
Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1889-07-31
Took off His Under Lin.

Eight years ago a cancer came on my.
lower lip. | had it cut out while it
was yet small, and it healed up appar-
emily, but soon broke out again, and
commenced eating very rapidly. 1t
took off my under lip from one side to
the other, and down to my chin. had
it treated by burning. and got so weak
that did not think that l could stand
it much longer. After much suffering
l discarded all other treatment, and
began taking Swift's Specific, and the
cancer soon began to heal, and in
short time it was completely healed
and 1 was entirely well. 1t is now
over three years since l got well, and
there has been no sign of any return of
the disease. know it was cancer, and
l know it was cured alone by S. S. S.
f. V. FERRAND, Ruston, La.
Smyrna times., 1889-07-31
J.B. COOper'S General Store.

Garden, field and flower
seeds.
Large and small ropes
and twineS.
School books and all
school supplies.
Bibles, hymnals, poems,
misc ellaneOus
books.
Blank books and all gen
eral stationery.
China, glass, porcelain
and granite ware.
Cedar and willow ware
and fancy baskets.
Dry goods, notions and
Oil-clOths.
Smyrna times., 1889-07-31

S. S. S. cured me of malignant sore
throat and mouth, caused by impure
blood. The trouble extended down to
my left lung, which was very sore.
The doctors practiced on me for three
years without relief, when left them
and took S. S. S. Four bottles cured
me. BEN RILEY, Meridin, Miss.