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SATURDAY. Nov, 20, 1890
Locals.

Wanted At tins Office three good
collectors. Liberal pei, entage paid
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, S, COntee are
in the city, the guests Ofthelr moth'
er,
Hon. Fred. Douglass will leave
for his post of duty soon.
DIT. John E. w. Thompson, Elk
Minister to Hayti, was in the City
this week the guest of Hon. John
Ii. Smyth.
AL the keys of Windsor Castle
were recently StOled, but even this
does not interfere with the rapid
sale of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Suffering will exhibit its pres
euce 10y the cries of the baby, and
should be removed by the prompt
use of that highly recommended
remedy, Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup, 1t
is free from opium. 20 C.
A special sermon will be preach
ell to the young men Tomorrow
m ,ruing in st. Lukes Chapel,
As this will be a special sermon
10 the young men they should at
TEND.
w. Calvin Chase, attorney at
law, practices in ali the courts of
Virginia and the District of CO.
lambda. Office at present, I109 [
ST., n. ". Titles searched, deeds
and other legal papers carefully
drawn.
At a meeting of the Jr., Grand
Lodge of the |. o q. t. held last
Thursday night, Mr.. k. D. Ruffiu
was elected delegate to the Inter
national Grand Lodge that meets
in Edynburg Scotland, in May 1891,
AID Rev. DR.. Sheckeltord was
elected alternate.
There was an entertainment in
honor of the seventh wedding an
nlversary of Mr.. and Mrs. John
W. IL lin at their residence on VI
ST, lear 10 b last Monday evening.
The presents were numerous
and abundant; aud iue supper
Was furnished
Capt, Arthur Brooks, of Co., A,
Nashi gfOn Cadets, was presented
Wjlha fine National g uard uniform
by his Co., this week. Major
Fleetwood delivered fine address
mpImrnrary of the valuable
services of Capt, Brooks. Capt,
Brooks Is one of the most popular
men IN his organization
Miss Hattie Contee was married
On last Wednesday evening to Mr.
Irving. Miss Contee was gorge
GU y dressed which added greatly
10 her beauty and amibillty. A
RECEPTION Was held at The residence
OF her mo'he 18th st, near r. l.
ave, "a. W.
The citizens of Alexandria, Va,
Mr.. Magnus L. Robinson, will
celebrate the 2Sth Anniversary of
The emancipation of slaves, in the
opera House, at Alexandria, Va i,
January LIST, 1891 Hon. John
NJ Langston will deliver the oras
l'n. His subject will be, "What
Is Freedom TO the American Cit
zen"
A concert for the benefit of the
cnor fund of the Berean Baptist
C"oich will be given by the choir
., mat church on Monday evening,
DEC, 9th. assisted by the Cook or.
.,.leSILa, and also 10y the choirs of
me metropolitan Church and of ST,
nary 5 T. E Chapel. The manage
. .ItnI VIII spare no pains to make
.uIS entertainment worthy alike of
Tue cause it represents and of the
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~ The Coming Race, or New UtouiA By
1k D. BulWsr LyttOa. thrilling history Of s auopr =
s people onnd In the centre u the earth Whers ha
beauties ArsAdiAn, The FORM Dsreot thouEhs paFO
NJ nstlTo es. charming book; hgAt sAasrfaf kasS
u. Part u Of above.
n Duty Unto Death or Life and Work %
ksV. eeoEg0 O. HGddock, Apostle Of Prohibition In -
HsrAwes By his brother, john A. HAddoek. The
q Ais great pulpit and platform and sOqasAt
AnHRaaes champion sent thrill % horror throagh he
HsytAVss and entire country. The work q aby
written rsTtsW Of the and hls career contains
EaPAis account Of his AsSsssiaAkOa. PEt y. PAEt
SsssVa.
4 The Trial Of Piekwick. By Charles
Dfeksns. This Il The arSt time the entire story o. Ne
gallant PekWekB adventures with the impresgonabls 4Fs
bArdsn has appeared in connected orm u RbounAS =
halsFsas htusti0ns and mrsh provoking iDoidents.
g. Allan Quaferm ain the latest and begs
AsvSl rom The pen Of the popular H. Rider HAggHrd In
ala Tsry Of African adYensure, the author Ne
gsvinE descriptive yigor, startling situation and thrag
AstlVfsJ hat made She saoh revelation In fiction. Ne
exciting hAE - The surface tl
HagaA ntsrat1rs and IL the popularity Of AL hs
ssAR NSrks PEEt r. Part II. u. Part IL O.
PArt ~ Of shove.
IA The KniEhtsbl-idEe Mystery. ~
NAEss Reads. One q Hioss ingsniousIy asvised "a
AKfingfy It'd stsriss which lnmorAizsd ReaAa
vOEk % CoaeaAlAS & q The artists rAaa, 49,
WiAAAAg tARe1gA hross mysteries, Ne hareal sasma
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THE APPEAL

Interests all the family. 1t is a ma
tional Afro American newspaper,
having the largest circulation of any
journal OF its class. 1t is full of in
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~~AT A SACRIFICE~-
Royal cashmeres 129. Double
width Henrietta cloth Csc. u I'd.
wide Ladies cloth 69c. Lovely
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Lyons black silk for $1.25. VEL
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Dress-makers black campric SC.
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gloves 49c. Corsets. Csc. SOC.
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Bal.briggan hose 19c. Irregular
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AS long as the lot lasts you will buy it for
25c. per yard We have it In all the
leading shades, such as,
HeliotrOpe, Olive, Pistacbe, Old Rose,
Garnet, ROseau, Navy Blue, Marine,
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Green, Orange, Seal Brown, Torpillieur,
Cardinal, Pink, Fumes, Ivory, Nile,
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This is the best ribbon you have ever
seen for 25c. a yard.
UNDERWEAR SPECIALS.
Ladies' Extra fine Cashmere Vest and
Pants, regular price $3.50. They will be
$l.2j each.
Swissed ribbed extra fine 81 Silk. finish
ed vest, low neck and short sleeves 3Sc.
each.
HOSIERY SPECIALS.
Infants Pin-striped Balbriggan 22c. up.
Infants Fine Cashmere, white and black
zoe. up.
Children's Derby Ribbed School Hose,
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Boys Derby ribbed sizes to 10 war.
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Ladies Initial handkerchiefs good quail
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Mems all linen hemstitched Initial
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embroidered initials for % each. They
would be very low price at 38c,
SPECIAL IN FURS.
This is the weather you begin to think
about Furs. We have an elegant and
very complete line of Furs OF all kinds.
Capes of every kind of Furs, made IN the
very best and newest STYLES ranging in
price from SO to so dollars. Muffs to-
match capes of all kinds. In Trimming
Furs you will find every thing that is new
and desirable here. Stock all fresh and
new and selected with great care. Prices
guaranteed to be the lowest marked pri-
ces.
WA. PIERCE, & co.
Successor to E. G.. Davis, 7l9 Market
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A very desirable lot of imported
Corsets bought before the rise &C
casioned by the new tariff. War
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Not to break. Not to stretch.
We sell them for $1.25 a pair.
If this Corset were bought to-day it
would sell for 81, the cheapest G.. r. Cor
set to be had now is sold for 81 10. Of
course this is only job lo:, and when
these are gone We can get no more to sell
for this price. Stop and think about this
a moment. A genuine fire French cor
set Of the celebrated G. P. make for 81. IS.
1t is value so low that you can't help
approaching it.
RIBBON SPECIAL.
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-05-01

A little story is told OF conersssmen
Caruth and Nc Creary, Of Kentucky, illus.
trn.ive or sectional peculiarities. The
nativity of business man Ia the noun.
tain region, who mad gone into the Site
from Indiana dozen years before, was
questioned. McCreary holding that he
was Kentuckian and Caruth taking the
opposite grounds, and IS was ready for
the winner A few days afterward the
three men met at a hotel In Frankfort.
and the two statesmen fold the business
% an they had a | ct on him.
We'll, what is it?" he said. good-na-
turedly, at the same time taking of his
oyercoat and handing II 10 the colored
boy, with the remark. Be careful, Henry.
and don't let the pistol in the outside
pocket knock against the bottle Of whisky
and break IT,.
But neither man answered him. and
Caruth quietly handed $5 bill over to
McCreary, saying:
That settles it,; I'd have sworn In any
court, though, that he wasn't Ken
tuckian."
The business man explained later. and
then McCreary put his Ave with Caruih's
and they had champagne with their sup
Der.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-05-01

An Elevated Road for st. Louis.
The Scott Elevated Railroad in st. Louis
is now being built
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-05-01

Once men did all the fighting and
women all the drudgery. but there is au
Independents kingdom In Guinea, ON the
western coast Of Africa where this is
somewhat different. The kingdom OF
Dahomey. now at war with France, Is
mainly defended BY its women. The gar
fison Of Aghome. the Kings capital, Is
composed nearly exclusively Of women.
They are armed with blunderbuses. flint
muskets. and bows and arrows. The army
10 recruited in peculiar manner. II q
woman in Dnhomy is found to be un-
faithful. or displays an acrid temper
toward her children or IL her husband
wants to get rid Of her she is presented
to the King and is then turned over to the
army officers 10 be drilled.
The Dahomans are pagans and the tiger
Is their principal fetish. Once q year q
festival takes place which consists in the
sprinkling Of the graves of his ancestors
with human blood by the King. A large
number Of victims are then put to death
in horrible manner and the skulls are
used to adorn the palace walls of the
King. At the death of that monarch his
numerous wives commence TO murder one
another and the turmoil and bloodshed
continue until the proclamation of new
SOVEREIGN.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-05-01
The OIdest WIN on Reeord-


The discovery of the earliest known
will is an event which possesses an inter-
est for others besides lawyers; aud there
seems no reason to question either the
authenticity or antiquity of the unique
document which Mr. Flinders Petrie has
unearthed at Kanun. Egypt, or, as the
town was known forty Eve hundred years
ago, Allahun.
The document is so curiously modern
in form that it might almost be granted
probate to-day. But in any case it may
be assumed that il marks one Of the ear
Hest epochs of legal history. and curl
ously illustrates the continuity of legal
methods.
1t is needless to estimate the value So
cially, legally and historically of q will
that dates back 10 patriarchal times. 1t
consists of q settlement made by one Sex
henren in the year A, second month of
Pert, day l9-that is, it is estimated, the
4ith of Amenemhat III or 1850 b. c.
Golden Days.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-05-01
A Story for Young Men.

There is moral in the following story;
1t 10 true. and it is applicable to every
position in the commercial, literary OF
professional world. 1t will apply to the
most eminent lawyer and to the clerk in
corner grocery. A young st. Paul man
applied to q weil-known merchant in this
city Tor the place OF assistant bookkeeper.
de was asked what silary he expected,
and rep led;
Eighteen dollars week."
We had decided not to .ay more {. an
fifteen, demurred the merchant.
Well, sir, answered the young man
frankly, Il need the place, but you must
remember l should work Just as hard il
YOU paid me but IS week."
All right. sir. replied the merchant,
With an approving smile, you are Just
the kind of man we want. Go TO work
o-moirow nt-S20 a week. So. PauI
Pioneer Press.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-05-01
JOHN j. o'BRIEN DEAD.
The New York Republican Leader Pas
Axvav fyor :. 49, t,t..-..

The New York Republican Leader Passes
Away After Long Illness.
A New York dispatch says: John ].
o'Brien. the Republican loader OF the
Eighth Assembly District and the CHIEF OF
the bureau Of elections. died at Baeder's
Hotel Coney Island, after an illness of
several months. Up to the hour OF his
death Mr.. O'Brien was conscious and
recognized those about him. Gathered
around his bedside were his sons. Joseph
J. and John L. O'Brien. and his daughters,
Mrs. Baeder and Miss Laurctte O'Brien.
Mr.. O'Brien was born In the Tenth Ward
OF this city June IA. 1912. He was at one
time a book-keeper for A. t. Stewart. leav-
ing this place to act as private secretary
Tor ex-Colector Thomas Murphy. The
office Of Chief of the Bureau OF Elections
no held until last Fobluary
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-05-01

4 In Evansville. Ohio. there are many
colored people who live by barberine and
oiher light work. They sro FOR the most
part an orderly and qpIet people. many
OF them religious, having a church Of
their own and minister, Of all of which
they are Justly proud. One cold even
ing ia tho time Of great revival In this
church this preacher was delivering a
powerful appeal on faith" the groins
and sobs of his hearers giving token of
hts effect upon their irreprsssible nat
ures. The tears stood upon his own dark
cheeks, his voice quivered like distant
thunder, while lie emphasized his words
by vigorous blows upon the table. In the
midst of all this the stove agita.ed by
his jarrine bows, rolled over on the floor.
Brother Lewis. tho head man in the
church, had located himself near the
comforter of shins. He stood irreso-
lutte when the voice of the minister came
TO him laden with faith: Pick up dc
stobe, Brudder Lewis-pick up de stobe;
de Lord won't lot il burn you'll" Brother
Lewis mind was filed with miracles of
faith he had heard that evening, SO he
yielded TO the appeal of the preacher,
grabbed the hot stove, but dropped il in
stantly, and, turning his reproachful ewes
to the disciple OF faith. replied: de deb
Bile He WON'T"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-05-01
KISSES.
IA Ia ROMEO and JuIiet. J

A prominent physician calls tho kiss e an
elegant dissemination of disease He SAYS,
fever is spread by il, so are lung diseases. >
He maintains that II the kissing custom were
driven out Of the land cit would save one
tenth of one per cent. OF human lives y which
are now sacrificed. Out upon the gnarled
and sapless vagabondl Evidently kisses arc
rot for such as he, and the old fox says the
grapes are sour. Let him devote himself TO
making our women healthy and blooming
that kisses may DO kisses. This can surely
be done by the use of DR.. Pierce's Favor
ito Prescription which is simply magical
In curing diseases peculiar TO females
After taking it for a reasonable length of
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-05-01
Copy OF Original.

VAN VERT. Ohio. July IL. 1889.
rheumatic Syrup Co.. Jackson. Mich:
GENTS his Is to certify that I had what
Is called scia,ic rheumatism so badly that I
was all drawn over TO one side. NY hin
sank In so that you could lay your hand In
the cavity, ana could do no work for over
one year. / tried some OF the best phys
clans and did almost everything / could
good until / purchased bottle OF Hib-
bard's Rheumatic Syrup Of Hines x Son.
druggists. Van Vert. o. -Four bottles
curod mo and have novor had 40 sinoo.
ALBERT KING.
We certify to the above testimonial.
HINES * Son. DruQQists
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-05-01
The Appropriately sumcIer

that the appropriation by Congress will
prevent any actual suffering.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-05-01
OUR MARY FINDS HER ROMEO.

MISS Anderson, In a Letter to Friend
Says She Will Marry Navarro I'm June.
Mary Anderson has found her Romeo,
aud is henceforth lost to the stage. Ru-
mors that she was 10 marry young Mr..
Navarro have been plentiful. and that gen
laman has tacitly admitted an engage
ment. but until the present time Miss An
derson herself has preserved silence on
the subject that could be felt. Now. how
ever. letter has been received from her
by a lady-a most Intimate friend in
Louisville. announcing that the rumored
engagement was reality. and that the
wedding would take place probably In
June. In her letter Miss Anderson says:
4 have found my Romeo az last and
speaks most pleasantly OF the gentleman.
She also says she will never again face tho
footlights. unless something unforeseen
should occur.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-05-01

perfectly safe remedial agent and can
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-05-01

OF its existence by dull pain or sharp twinges
in the right side. or beneath tho dexter shout
der-blade, accept the reminder rs a warning,
and regulate the organ without loss Of time, by
the use OF Hostetters Stomach Bitters The
shove symptoms are usually accompanied by
3ellowness OF tho skin, constipation, furred
tongue, disorder OF the stomach, sick headache
and morning nausea. But reform Is promptly
instituted by the Bitters. the best possible sub
rtitute for calomel, blue pill, and other SUPER
potent and hurtful drugs enormously designated
as remedies for biliousness. Appetite ana di-
Eestton are restored, and the bowels resume
activity. when an impetus is given 10 the
functions OF health by this sterling anti-bilious
medicine, which also has the effect OF enrich
ing and purifying the circulation, and fortify-
ing the system against malarial infection In air
or water II is also highly beneficial for Theu-
matism, kidney and bladder troubles.