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INFORMATION COLUMN.
INFORMATION COLUMN.
COMMENCEMENT AND CONTRIBUTIONS.

We invite the attention of PARENTS and GUARD
lANS to the many materials we have stock suitable
for these occasions
In WOOL GOODS we have a choice selection of
CASHMERE, NUNS YELLING, ALBATROsS, MO-
HAIRS, DRAP D. ALMA. HENRIETTAs. CHUDDAs,
in the different grades and prices
Among the WASH FABRICS we have complete
assortment of LAWNS. INDIA LINENS, SWISsES,
NAINSOoKs, P1QUEs, MAIsEIILEs MULLs PER-
SIAN LAWNS, in all the grades to suit your outlay.
SPECIALS IN EMBROIDERY.
The stock consists of CAMBRIA, SWISS and HAM
BURG EMBRoIDERIES in all overs, founcing and
narrow widths
The SkIRTINGS are the most elaborate and snowy
Embroideries shown by us or anyone else.
Don't fail to attend this sale, beginning Monday,
May 2 aud terminating only when the last piece is
sold out.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
This weeks specialties in LADIES' UNDERWEAR
GOWNS, GOWNS! GOWNS
We offer GOWN, made of cotton, yoke of inserting
combined with cluster of tucks, with embroidery to
match, plated back full length
SPECIAL PRICE, 9s CTS.
We offer CAMBRIA GOWN, yoke of Valenciennes
lace, connected with cluster of tucks double rufe
around the neck yoke which is plated back. This
garment is usually sold at 1928 Our price, %
cents
We offer CAMBRIA GOWN, best quality yalen-
ciennes inserting with cluster of tucks with deep
ruffe around neck and sleeves, finished with herring
bone stitching, full length.
S1.6S, REGULAR ~ GOWN.
We offer superior quality COTTON GOWN, yoke
which is of mass of tucks, plated back, trimmed
around neck and sleeves with embroidery, finished
with herring bone stitching.
PRICE, $135
We offer GOWN made of best quality cambria,
Mother Hubbard STYLE entire yoke Of Torchon lace in
serted with neat embroidery double ruie of Torchon
around neck and sleeves Special value, s24S.
Our CAMBRIA GOWN 1--WE claim such because the
design is our own) yoke of solid embroidery
with tucks trimmed around the yoke with embroidery
also around neck and sleeves. Price, 50 IS.
Another CAMBRIA GOWN has yoke of inserting
and tucks, back of which has cluster of pin tucks
double rufe around neck and 'front.' finished with her
ring bone stitching, extra good length.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

III A.
~ SUMNER LAW LECTURES.
serisno For srep iai a ny ESP and end IN q,
Nal to John Il. MINOR
my ny -'-sS~fm Prof. Con-. and stat Law.
,3LDMBIA CoNsERvAroRY OF MUSIC PIANO
naT ssf arg NAY sSSiIsgd sd o0qrS po sc sym
England Conssrya,ory of Nnsis, Bost'ta. a55-.m.
w AsHINGIoN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC ST.
w Cloud Building. 9Th and sts. twentieth wear.
ad9sStsses o bEIhhRbq pire SqTRe S fT.
nRAw1NG AND PAINTISG-INsTRUCTIo IN
N1iIoNAI RChpfM III al az s r Or n elAsses
Call and See the wonderful rrUSress q students.
" Free-hand cr.yon f5rtrait in * lessons Ne
monisis j. W Az, hundreds q ,estl,
WORCESTERSHIRE TEACHERS-PREPAKF
- Tor civil service, West Point ColIexe &c Clas.,s
ana private lessons DAY or evening FRANK F. HALL.
= L 81. Nv. myl6-3m
EIocurros AND OnAroRr~
Summer classes Tor FINE wiEK's SESSION.
commence "Wednesday evening, June l., at so
send for summer circular.
N ThAi 0h.' ~Ac ING" and PERSONAL MAG
address MAkTiN C0Ti.EGE 0FIIocUTIoN AND
0hAdnri; 3l3 9TH St NV. 'Aaif block city
p0t-olnee1 myl5
Miss BALcA's CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE 1907
W 10Th ST. NV Persons prepared most success
tlly for all e1aminstons Execution taught aud com
Iosluohs eare.ul revised highest references - 5m
A HARVARD GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS,
A sinsly or IN small classes. Apply to
10 NM II. PUTNAM, A NJ,
mhle At Sanders & Stayman's a:S4 al NV
ItHE BEkLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
t23 14th stnw
Terms be-,ln aOw
, Open all Summer. Also Summer School a, Asburv
Park. n. J. ana
EDWARD c. TOWNSEND,
81 Teacher of Elocution.
correct deep) breathing Voice Culture Oratorical ana
Dramatic Action at 1917 l:JtA st. NV. an -tim
SPENSERlAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR 1TH
osho ID SITS. n W. Founded 1864. More than so OOO
Young men and women have been trained ia the Spen-
Serlhn colleges. Day and night sessions courses
business Course; Shorthand. Typewritine and Graph
SgnoheS Practcal English; Iclegraphy. Speucers'
bhI9d hTlthg, Reading and Orat1ry. Desarte method
business men furnished With trained employees. Illus
rated catalogues free. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice
nh.l0 $500 ~
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co. Auctioneer

CHoICE COLLECTION OF EVER COMING
R RqSEs P q Ms GI nS6S BEDDINs AND
MAY TWENTY-FIVE AT OUR oCL0CK r II.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.
my2S-2t Auctioneers
TFTsTTEi5Eis SAFE S|,lIZ QTvMtUARLE REAL ESTATE
Sf H19H aNP PHk tF FSFo TEh6 81 Hf
BEING On THE EASTERN BEANCH OR Ana,
CosIA kINkk, ,iMMEpIAIELY ADJACENT
70 THE NV pi;ii%E, NEAkI.l COMPLETED,
The WAY OF PENNSl LvANIA AVENIE EX-
TENDED, KNOWN AS THINNING CITY"
District OF Columbia passed in cause OF Ssilor vs.
Major ct al, No. 1927 in equity viii offer pub
lie sale on the premises, beginning Oh WEDNESDAY,.
PAST FoUR O'clock r M the Tarots e lots il the
subdivision Of TvinInS Cfty made by tt> a. trustees
and recorded in Book No. County at paxe 81 in
Terms OF sale: One thirG cash. balance equal in
stents st one and two years. to be given bear
annually, and to be secured by deed OF on the
property sud all cash at option OK purchaser de-
poslt OF 50 on each lot will be required at time Of
sale ConVeyancng, &C., at purchasers cost. Ii
OF sale are not complied with 10 days from of
sale the trustees the right resell the property
III default at the risk and of the defauti pur
chaser rchasers after five days pubic notice of
such resale i'll some newspaper published in Washing
n B.-Plats showing the subdivision can be obtained
on application to the trustees or the auctioneers
RICHARD SMITH, 1
CHAS A. ELLIOT. trustees
4O6 9th st. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS.
Auctioneers. my1 4. 7,9,1114 16SdSds
- THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED IN con-
sSeIqeHTS q I Ihe raiu untii MEpGHESDAl MAY
my2;;-dSds DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.
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5OJ ID st. NV, ,-,..oo
CHAS. A. ELLIOT. { trustees.
406 9th ST. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS.
Auctioneers. myI. 4. 7.9.1l14 16Sdkds

- THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED IN CON
sequence OF the rain until MEDSESDAY, MAY
IMkNfN-S1NTH, 1882 at SAME HOUR and place.
my:l:;-dSds DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.
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V'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TI'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE FURNITURE
AND EFFECTS OF THE HOTEL WINDSOR,
AT THE CORNER OF NEW YORK AVENUE
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST
Embracing Fine Parlor Furniture in suites and
separate iIeces, Easy and Fancy Chairs Window Drap
cry, Handsome Oak Chamber Suites Cherry Chamber
Suites, Fine Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows and
Bolsters. Large Quantity of Bedding. Moquet and
Brussels Carpets, Extension and Square Dining Ia
bles, Large Number of Leather Covered Dining Chairs
Bullets Buffers Trays Large Quantity Silver Plated
Ware, China and Glassware, Kitchen Requisites &c
BY virtue of a deed of trust bearing date the 10th
day Of sel enber, 1858, and duly recorded III lIber
No lI4U. tuo :}24, OF tie land the District
OF Columbia, the undersigned Trustees VIII sell al
pubic auction on MONDAY, JUNE THIRD. 1883,
conIlnen.iL at ZEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, the el,4re cor
tets OF 'c aforementioned ilotel described IN sched
ule \, ai;at Icu 10 sad ust This Hotel shed
III hrst-class manner, and should command the
tentlon oI private buyers and the trade.
VIM. W B0ARAfAN,
my27-dts Trustees.
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Pms WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL MAY THIRTY.
u ONE 1879. Tor constructing double track rall-
way ~ neorSeioNn uIOR hlgh street frsm the PutO~
ma RIVER 10 the Cooperation Limits. SIecincAtious
FURNISHED uf, n apphcatiun 10 ihe tseurgstoNn and
ieuaiiy Town Railway Co. Al the oice Beall Brown
reject any all bids e -
BY order Of the Board of Directors
my INF A
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FsNRUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE THREE
Il STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE (No 9Ol
CORNER OF VIRGINIA AVENUE AND MINT

cy- THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY, IPE THIRTY;FIRsT DAY OF MAY
1880 SAME HOUR aud place.
SYLVESTER b. BOARAdAN, rr.
WILLIAM W. BOARMAN, trustees.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-01-31
0 BE CONTINUED.
JUST A.THlNKlNG OF THE DEAD

In the glory OF the morning, ere the early
dews depart,
When the music Of the song bird finds an
echo in my heart,
When the world Is fair about me and IT 8
pleasant over head,
My heart gets full of rapture, just a-think-
lug OF the dead.
When at noon the woods and meadows arc
all wrapped in living sheen,
And no sign OF shade or shadow mars the
gadness OF the SIene,
When the flowers seem to cluster round the
pleasant path | tread,
Life seems the brighter, sweeter, just
athlnking Of the dead.
Aud when the even shadows, cross the
meadows gin TO start,
And a faint. delicious sadness finds an en-
trance 10 my heart,
When the wind begins TO whistle, and tho
sky gets overspread,
] find a dainty sweetness Just a-thinking OF
the dead.
And later In the even, when the world Is
filed with gloom,
And the shadows gather closer in the ST.
lence Of my room,
l can sit b. side the tire, and within it's
glowing bed
I can see my hearts dear angel, just
athinklng oil the dead.
! can see fairy figure, full OF sweet, an
geliC grace,
I can see the golden tresscs round q sunny
smiling face,
/ can hear the sweetest music coming dowr
from overhead,
Till Heaven seemed tie nearer, just a
thinking OF the dead.
o sweet and radiant angel in tho glory
fields above,
My heart is yearning towards you, in III,
fullness OF its love
My soul is longing, ever, for the happy
years alead
When we shall meet in Heaven, or the city
of the dead
When the holy stars arc shining, with
soft and tender CLEAN,
And thought is linked with fancy in thu
shadow of dream,
o Their my heart. dear angel comes will
soft and inty tread,
Until she stands beside me-iust a-thinkinl
Of the dead.
But when the winds arc wailing in the aw
ful watch of night,
And the feeble lamplight spluttcrs like
spirit plulncd for flight,
When tie last beam of the fire from my
heart 5 cold hearth is fled,
l alnc3t long for Hcaven-iust a-thinkinl
Of the dead.
Detroit Commercial Advertiser.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-01-31
WORLD-WEARY.
M PRAHcrs 5. sMIru.

Weary, weary, OH how weary
Is she of the cold worlds strifei
Dreary, dreary, oh how drearv
Is the path Of her sad lifel
Grim the phantoI1s that pursue her
Ever, ever, night and day
whispering dark words unto her,
Chasing hope and faith away.
Not a trusted friend is near her;
In the world she stands alone;
None TO soothe her none to cheer her,
Wronged, uncared for, and unknown,
Gazes she upon the water,
Dazed her brain, and wild her eye,
Breaches the prayer her mother taught he
And then plunges in to die
Rash the deed; but Judge her kindly,
Ye who gaze on Mortified
Had she never loved so blindly,
She would never thus have died.
Raise her form, all bruised and broken,
Lay IL gently meath the sod
Let not one harsh word be spoken
Leave her failings all with God.
New York Weekly.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-01-31

am the hap Test WOMAN In the kingdom,
SO far as money matters Q concerned"
Gorge Atwood did not 60 out as he
declared h 3 Intention OF doing. He sat
home all day in IN ody humor drinking
more than he usually did. and eating
nothing.
Early in the afternoon he rang the bell
and asked lizabeth where Mrs. Atwood
was
''She had gone out TO pay some bills, "
Elizabeth informed him.
IL want you o tn TO get me an evening
paper, "A aSeih he sail. Anything
Globe OF ohO, IL "oes not matter. T"
Very soon she returned with the des red
aTtic 9.
Taking 1t quite quietly from her hand,
George Atwood remained in the same list
less attitude unit she had left the room;
then he eagerly scanned the news. AT
last he threw the paper away from him,
aud sank into his chair with sigh OF
relief.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-01-31
JeTerso bay sig Iloma.

Beauvoir, with its cool verandas, its
wide lawns and its virgin groves, its
wharf, its boats and its bath-house, isa
typical Gulf coast home, and in the oc-
casional absence OF the curious aud
sightseeing it looks the very abode OF
peace and rest, by the paid sound that
never whispers Of rocks and breakers
where a nation stranded. The stranger
here enjoys the true hospitality which
to the born Southern is scarcely dis
tinctive, although many OF its recipi-
ents are but so many mysteries to those
who cannot conceive of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jefferson Davis MS show people, but
prize them for bis simple greatness and
and her simple goodness; while the
''Child of the Confederacy" is in the
truest sense the peculiar possession OF
Southern Mississippi. Beauvoir is but
one of many in n long line of handsome
villas that, with few happy EXCEPTIONS.
blend walls that are variously white
with blinds that are variously green,
whereas a more sonbre or neutral
combination would not only be an off,
sett to the general glare, but n resist
ant to the forces that so swiftly and
surely convert new white and green
into dinginess and weather STAIN
Correspondence OF the Louisville Cour-
ier-Journal.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-01-31
Making Friends.

1t is bad policy TO be naughty, repellant,
unso iaI. The most rrSolute and deter.
mined as irant TO wealth or position may
stumble as he climbs, and II no one
stretches out finger to sa him. may
roll neadlong to depth far below the
point rom which he started.
''Au eye for all eve, tooth for a
tooth. was the old law in Judea. A lift
for lift Is the business rule of to-day;
and II sometimes broken by the migrate
ful. when there is most need OF observ-
ance it CO tainly works better than the
princinle that a man sholld care utterly
for himself, neither giving nor receiving
assistance.
But 1t Is not from prudential motives
merely that The energetic ard persevering
assist each other. ar men vigorous
minds and elastic lcmreraments sympa-
thize with effort They honor the indi
vidual who ha, fought gal anti the bat
tic OF life though, re crses may have err
taken him, they Tecogni him as a kim
bred spirit though he es on his back;
they are wi ing 10 give him "boost. "
because they feel that he needs but new
ioothuld assure his Ultimate success.
These are among the l,d'Ons why en-
who are true TO themselves. are almost
invariably true to each other. and why
their friendship and $ mpathy mean
something more thar words.
Let no one. whatever II S talents. his
opportunities or his conf cnce in his own
overs. dcsp sc the alliance OF such men.
No human he ne ever was or will be ca
pable of ACHE ing cminencc in tie bus
ness world without a. lea I the ind rect
help of others. Therefore let all young
men who are entering business life labor
in manly and Just way to make friends
and of the right sort
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-01-31
HEAVEN AND EARTH.
y. W. FABER.

There are no shadows where there is no
sun;
There is no beauty where there is no
shade;
And all things in two lines Of glory run,
Darkness and light, ebon and gold inlaid.
GoGscognes among US through the shrouds
of air:
And his dim track is like the silvery
wake
Left by yon p.nnace on the mountain
lake,
Fading aud reappearing here and there.
The lamps and wells through Heaven and
earth that move,
Go in and out, as jealous of their light,
Like sailing stars upon misty night
Death is the shade OF coming life; and Love
Yearns for her dear ones in the ho!. tomb.
Because bright things are better seen in
gloom
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-01-31


"He can see mo into cab then" ex-
claimed the Captain | know he goes
part Of m way. Good night"
captain Sturgis took John relaney's
arm. and the two strolled OIL in the dlrec-
ton of the cab stand.
"You can give ms lift IL you like, "
said Delaney.
"Why. are you going down town to-
night" as ed Sturgs
Eyes; have some late work to do at
the office OF the paper am on"
Jump in, then; l go as far as Pail
Mall.
'P.ccadiliy Circus will do me. replied
Delaney, ''if you will kindly put me Jwu
about there.
On arriving at the Circus, Captain Stur-
gis said he thought he would Ike to
stretch his legs, so having dismissed the
cab, the two men walked away in the
direction of Pail Mall.
1t was long after Captain Sturgis and
Jack Delaney had left the house in St.
Johns Wood. and Mrs, Atwood had re-
tired 20 her room.
sitting quietly in his arm char, with
his hands clasped upon his knees, as II in
the deepest meditation, Gorge Atwood
had remained almost motionless since his
wife had hidden him good night
Suddenly, as If he Just determined up n
some course OF action he rose, aud, put
ting ON his hat and Overcoat, gently
opened the hall door and left the house.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-01-31
Her Previous Experience.

"ch Fred, you have made me so happy
Il was afraid you wouldn't propos, TO.
night.
why dear? What would have hap.
pened if hadnt?''
-, h. IN sure don't know, but saw
the new moon over my right shoulder this
evening, an VIC always seen II over my
lett shoulder when l We been proposed to
he fore -
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-01-31
She Had Great Capacity.

A gentleman, meeting retty little
child. was S. struck with her APP earancc
that he b ught her some sweets. After
giving her two or three he said
There, you mustn thave any more, be-
cause you are CHI Little girl.
The oh Id. who was 10y no II cans salts
fed with the number she had received. al
once re lied 81 m little girl. but I've
got a big stomach. ~
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-01-31
The Prime Accomplishment.

eyes said the young lady demurely
10 Billy Blivcn, Z" ara has given NE every
educational advantage. | can sing In
Italian. you In W, quite readily"
Eyes, said Bllly, know"
Then can converse in French and
81 anish and compose verses In Latin.
Yes said Billy, "but tell me one
thing IN re.
"Wha Is that"
"Can you bake bread in Englishp"
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-01-31
Sober as a Judge"

Wife Gust commenced housekeeping
--Algy, will you get small sponge at
the drug store before you come home to-
night?
Algv-Ccrtainly, dear.
Wifc-And, Algy, ask the clerk how
muck OF IL he mixes with dough for three
4 ayes of bread.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-01-31
Shs Enc ,uraged Him.

Wife: $50 here you are again, you
worthless wretch" Husband (slightly
inebriated): "See here. now, hic, II
you commensh TO abuse me, err, TN
emit shuicide, sure" do, for mercy's
sake. Here's glass OF water drink it
and die. Lincoln Journal.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-11-15
Menken's order Department.

Responding 10 the growing require
ments of our numerous patrons living out
side of Memphis, we have enlarged, reor-
ganiZed and improved our "Order De-
partment," so that those residing at
distance shall have.the same advantages
as if here in person.
All goods, if returned in a reasonable
time (say three days after receipt, and in
the same condition as when shipped, Will
be exchanged for any thing required, or the
money paid will be refunded, at pleasure
of the purchaser.
Freight will be prepaid on all orders
amounting to S. and except queensware,
glassware and wheeled goods, such as ba-
by buggies and velocipedes. No goods
will be sent on approval but as above
stated-articles not satisfactory can be
exchanged or the money will be return
ed.
You know we keep every ready-made
garment worn by men, women and chill
dren, az well as the materials to make
them. You can get a silk dress or a
bonnet, suit of gents or boys clothing,
a carpet in fact, everything to wear or
use in the household. We have really
thirty stores in one, and the management
OF the thirty costs very little more than
the management of one, so we are enable
to sell at lower prices than others. Our
standard always is, excellence"
NOTE Special discounts to ministers
and teachers. All orders should be ad-
dressed to
THE S. MENkEN COMPANY,
Nos. 81, 373, 375, a77 and 37e Main
Street, Memphis.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-11-15
Northern Interest ia our Lands and
Timber.


Timber.
Mayor Goats received Wednesday
communication from a prom
nent Capitalist in Ohio nquiring
whether our people III Bolivar
would donate sufficient land on
which to erect a Cotton Factory
and also asking what bonus could be
secured for the location of such a
plant here. The letter indicated
determination if proper encourages
ment was gwen to Immediately
build and operate an immense Cot
con Factory in Bolivar. The plant
would cost not less than $4,000,
and would give employment to 200
skilled operatives.
In reply to the lettE the ma Yor
assured the gentleman we would do
nate all needed land for factory pur-
poses and also make such liberal ad-
vances rs we could, The mayor also
as requested gave to the gentleman a
succlnct statement of resources, !prO-
ducts, transportation facilities, timber
supply, school and church privileges,
healthtulness of location, etc. We
confidently expect to make a success
of this'proJected enterprise. The time
is coming and now is when our
advantages and resources are at
tracing attention all over the north.
Spectators are here almost daily
looking around for investments.
The long night of gloom is nearly
past-daY is breaking and these
languishing towns will soon assume
new life; these neglected farms
blossom as the rose, and our people
be restored to deserved, but long
delay ed prosperity.
We may add that land and tim
Der buyers from Indiana and Da-
kota are here and ready to invest.
The railroad has distributed thous$
ands of circulars throughout the
northwest, calling attention to our
advantages. Capital and immigra-
ton are heading this way. Billiards
and cyclones and short crops are
driving thousands away from the
north who are seeking homes in
this goodly land. Let US welcome
them with open arms. They come
with money, with muscle, with en-
ergy and skill, and will make thrifty
and valuable citizens.