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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N@TEMrEgANcE MEETING GOOD TEN
B. BaosaS iodS sa IN &c ch.rse aTs Ion
Picker and wife, Hon. D. Kerr and Messrs. Dewey and
Dunuins viii SPEAK. SPECIAL music Public invited
R~TEMPEkANCE TENT. 7TH AND PA. AVE
g.. So, SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 5 O'clock, under
au,6ice. OF MsshinEtou juvenile Temple Nieht At
SPEAKERS 1t
49, BLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING IN
- ClaybauFa Hall. 1880 l4,h s,: NV. at
{ lie q Anaeostia vii sEeak Cam,nack Tent o Of
keehabites in charge. All welcome. 1t'
TMHE lapIas 4 I..ns, o%SsEGF.I5oS a1ii MEETING
wsdnesday October & =; Wesley CHAPEL. coz SIN and
ing All cordially invited IT.
K.-"sHALt WOMEN BE ADNITIED no The
. 9snsrs GSnissspse;" will be shs srbee. Of
sion:iree. All Me.hodi.ts eordsllS invited It:
w~STME QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE
sss'sss vii hi + asd s fs;sss ssssss cSassa.
iosS address. 1as insisss the G,es an
sn b White Mr.. hHfkb
All interested cordially invited to attend 1t
yx.MSNUN-PAkIIsAN w.C.r.y Y. MLEIINU AT
o.. Foundry Church MONDAY SEPT. 20, 1t 3
ness Is important 1t
W-~STAE ARMY. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS
49, Department Of the non Partisan w.C.T.O.
greyatiSna, Chu!eh: cor i0th and q SITS n; sun
Day NloHg SEPT, n s9o at Guarter to o'clock
Address by Hon. Elijah A. Morse, III. c. from Mssss-
sqbjec.-GosPel Tem2erance.
Music under the direction OF Prof Bischod. It,
W,~STHE wAsHINGTON TRAINING SCHOOL
saery MuSDSY anu ds THUKsbM M tvfSiSGs IT
Information suu tickets of sdn,isson. app yto
DR. r. L. /. JOnNs1S. Dean.
4~sDON'T You WANT AN ADMINISTER
so cent OF the old prices and Insure to YOU
p'' spseial Patterns Of Private besixn.. A-'e
general sellers which You eau certainly be suited in
prife's'o0 Hsr' Il. to- 466sRRTJs " bS TT Ss'S co..
0-SL. s. NICHOLSON. NJ. D.. HAS kkMOVED
-. his Office ard resid.rc. to lal1 II 3, NV
80 business MONDAY at 1877 + st. n w, with
au addition Of - Dress Making and Cutting
S~sHON JOHN NJ LANGsToN WILL SPEAK
on : the .nepnoii,.n -. tar5y Its Duty and Its
s,s UhspAY hvhSA inxi;S SEPTEMBER 80 ls2
OF Prof J. r. Layton. lt'
w-aSIowA PEOPLE. ATTENTION.
Cwa people who expect to 20 home this fall are re-
ques ed hand in names the next meeting Of
the Iowa Republican Association, on " ED NESDAY
mental a M i fcnns sp" ave- NV '' ''' HsT"
w@COME IN TONIGHT
y
Our store is open Saturday hight until IL o'clock to
serve late shoppers Peope who put of their buying
until the last hours Of the apt to be some.
what Of hurry and should deal only where they
permitted to come back for their money in case goods
ars not found sItisfaC tory At hoLnt
Wekve every customer legal guarantee warrant
ing goods and prices, which enab him to return
goods ant receive cash ad without feeling that he
asking favor. Does any other house do n.uchi Do
any sell better 10. hing than do! Don't take our
word forlt; decide for yourself.
GEORGE SPEANSY,
One-price Cothier.
s27 to4 st.
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The Barrowsville mill at Norton, Nass, vaa
destroyed BY fire Al O'Clock yesterday mora
ing.
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COMMISSIONER GEoFF of the general land
office has left Washington for his home in
Nebraska, whe re he will spend his vacation
Heexpects to return in about month.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $4Gl ,S29; customs. 81, ,125,790
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and llth st.. ~
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
5. Ii. KAUFMAN, FresL

1uy EVENING STSn is served to ubscrihsrs IN the
rity by carriers their account lO csuts per
week or 44c, pes month. Copies at the counter. .
oeuts each b. mail-Isostage prepaId-5U cents q
month; one year, e6. six months. sa
Entered at the Post Once at Washington. d. c. -
second d-elAss mail u1atterl
1HE WEEKLY STAR-published Frday-s1 0
year postage prepaid Sir months. 20 cents.
sF Al mail subscriptions must he paid in advance;
DO paIer sent longer th5u Ia psid for.
Rates of advertising made known on arpljcatiouL
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SECRETARY BLAINE is expected to return to
the city tonight or tomorrow morning from
Bar Harbor
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INTEREST PREPAYMENTs.-The amount of in
tercst OIL government bonds prepaid yesterday
was s244. .oS6. making the total prepayments to
date 80. 764,053
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Nominations Today.

The President today sent to the Senate the
following nominations:
Ezra b. Bailey, collector of customs. district
OF Hartford, Conn.
VIM. Wallace Rollins, collector Of internal
revenue, fifth district, North Carolina.
John F. Rector, surveyor OF customs, port OF
Cairo, i'll.
Navy-Commander Edwin C, Merriman TO
be q captain; Lieut. Commander George c.
Reiter, commander; Lieu. Frederick N. Sy-
monds, lieutenant commander; Lieut. Clifford
J. Boush, junior grade, lientsnant; Ensign
Thomas W. Ryan, lieutenant junior grade.
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voRAINY DAY BUYEES.
THIS IS BAD DAY FOR LOOKING
AROUND. WHILE 4 GREAT MANY CLOTH
ING BUYERS LOOK BEFORE COMING 10
SEE OUR FALL OVEKCoAls, THEY FIND
IN OURSIOCK JUST WHAT THEY WISH
WHY NOT SAVE TIME This RAISY DAY
BY COMING TO US AT UNCE. FIFTEEN
DOLLARS REPRESENT IN OUR FALL
OVEECOATS THE PRICE AT WHICH WE
CAN GIVE You THE MOST FOR YOUR
MONEY.
GEORGE sPRANSY,
oNE-PRICE CLOTHING,
s26 434 1TH STREET
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LIEUT.. S. Z. WooDwoRrH has been detached
from dnty at the Pacific Mills, San Francisco
and ordered to the Alert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-27

ATTORNEY GENERAL MILLER is expected to
return to the city tonight from New York.
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ENSIGN JOHN KNAPP has been ordered to ex.
animation for promotion.
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HAS TEMPORARY OFFICE OF THE
~ WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON.
PANY,
1901 / vt. NV.
CAPITAL 81 600, zoo co.
1hn company Issues certinCates Of deposit bearing
interest as follows: ON all amounts deposited tor
ninety days or more but less tban months. per
esnt Ter 1nnuuI, ~ par cent deposits Tor more
than SIX months, but lees than year. pcr
deposits Of one year or longer.
secured investments tor sale. Money loaned.
,.~c,,o>, a, u. H. WARMER. fresideut
DIRECioRs;
John I. Arms George r. Schafcr.
Charles D. baiiey. John A. hanlton,
James l.. BarbouE 1hOmas Som
1eorse T. partoL sohn A. SwOpe
II. y. Cummings j.
Darlington. Hsttersley W. Talbotk
john Joy Euson Seofre fruesheil
Charles ]. Faulkner. l.. Ii. Warner
Albert y. FOX. A. Wllsun
q. G. Green. J. j.. Wine,
William II. 6urey +. w Woodward
dam Is larner. Shas Benl Wilkinson.
sl5-3m A. 8 WortEtiIxtOn
ga NEW AND SCIENTIFIC DRILL IN
VOICE CULTUllE
IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.
tsee Educational column I0ll Conn. ava
sl6-3w
0~S,D DIR. HEATH. DENTIST,
~. Having found an Office more copyeniept for
his patrons has removed 10
al.v- lm' III l4th II. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-27

A PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE NUMBER. IT
WILL CONTAIN A HALF-PAGE FEATURE IL
LUSTRATED FROM INSTANTANEOUS PHOTO.
GRAPHS OF THE RECENT SITUATIONS IN THE
HOUSE AND WILL BE OF PARTICULAR INTER
EST TO wAsHINGTONIANs. 1t
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To lHvIrE THE President TO BIRMINGBAM.-
MIR. William {. Burke, Of Birmingham, Ala,
who arrived at Wizards last night comes for
the purpose of extending an invitation through
Secretary Blaine to the President and the cab.
met to attend the State Agricultural Society
fair. to be held at Birmingham October 70.
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CARPETS AND CARPETINGS.
OCR STOCK IS BRIMFUL AND MOST
INVITING. GLIMPSE AT THESE FLOOR
CHEERERs WILL TILL YOU So II IS
OUR AIM TO HAVE THE CARPET OFFER
ING OF UNUSUAL INTEREST. AND IF
WITS AND WILLINGNESS COUNT WE'LL
DO IT. REMEMBER THIS.
PAY YOUR VISIT TO Us FIRST AND WE
WILL MAKE FRIENDS OF YOU. OUR AM
BlTIoN is 70 GIVE THE BEST QUALITIES
OF CARPETS AND THE MOST PLEASING
STYLES Al THE LEAST POSSIBLE COST.
THIS is OUR METHOD, SIMPLY DOING
BETTER AND BETTER EVERY SEASON
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The Presidents CALLERS this morning in
cluded Senators Hiscock and Frye, Representa-
tive Heed of Iowa. Grosvenor Hansbrouch
Cutcheon. bingham. Port, Mckenna Feather
ston, and COnger with MIR. and Mrs. o. ". Payne
of Iowa and Mr. Frank c. Baldwin of Detroit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-27

PARpoSED By THE PREsIpESr.-The Presi-
dent has granted a pardon in the case of Joseph
Il. MolIoy, convicted in New Jersey of violation
OF postal laws and sentenced February 3. 1890,
to one year imprisonment. He denod the ap-
pication for pardoa i'll the case of Levi q.
Pratt. convicted in Massachusetts, of passing
counterfeit money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-27

PERsoSAL.-Mr. and Mrs. ". J. Williamson.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Goodhart and NJ Kilbertson of
Omaha are at the Hotel Arno--Mr and Mrs.
G. W. Berghorn Of Jersey City and S. c.
Osborn of Glenwoood, Iowa, are Mt the
Hamilton Housc.-Gcn. C. II. McCiel-
Ian OF Bath, Maine, and Mrs. J..
King are ut the Normandie. -
Messrs. Jas. H. Richardson. Frederick b. Perry
of Chicago. W. ID. Finley, John W. Cox of Dos
and H. u. GIlpn, the executive committee of
the wholesale druggists, who hold their annual
convention here Monday. w. G. Lobenstne OF
Washington. Mrs. NJ. E. Flueck OF England,
Mrs. n. ST. John and VIM. p. St. John of New
York are 9uartered at the Arlington
Geo. Huff and Mrs. ]. n. Venting of Green's
burg Pa, and Randolph Parmly of New York
are at the Shoreham.- Merritt Greene OF
Beaver Fails, Pa, is ut Wormley's.-Mr.a and
Mrs. W. H. Moorehouse, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Benham of Chicago and Irving NJ. Scott Of
San Francisco are at the Riggs House.
J. w. Pike OF Wabash, Chas Schunel OF New
York and Valentine Robinson OF London are at
the Hotel Randall.--Loui Hart, president
of the Mikado Wheelmen Club OF Brming-
Noble and Miss Jessie Noble of Seattle. Mr..
and Mrs. N. w. Branison and daughter
of Petersburg, ILL.,, Fred Deshler
ut New Brunswick, L. NJ. Fales OF
Buffalo, A. d. Nield of Pittsburg are at Will
lard s--F. yogler Of Salem. N. c., Cadet H.
L. Smith navy, Richard L. Gibbs Of New York.
Mr. aud Mrs j. V. Quarles OF Milwaukee, W.
W. Woodruff of Knoxville are at the Ebbitt
House.-Mr. G. d. Ocherly. the general passer-
ger agent OF the J. I. and K. w. railroad sys-
TEN of Florida, is visiting Washington.-
DIR. Frank Madden Of Plattsburg. NY, II. D.
Tichenor of New York and W. 7. Henry of
Dallas. Tex. are at the Hotel johnson.
Alexander Augusta has returned from his vaca-
tion.-S. H. Balding of Springfield, Ohio,
Gov. G. A Crawford of Grand Junction, Col,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Driscoll Of Omaha. J. B..
Rice Of Worcester, John Brooks OF Piainfield,
Nj. and o. w. Manning of Boston are at the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
FsEw YORK HERALD.
SUNDAY EDITION. SEPT. 2s.
FORTY PAGES.
INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHS OF RECENT
FILIBUsTERING SCENES IN THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ToLsToI ON LABOR.
HAMILTON FISH AT HOME
NATIONAL POLITICS
NEW YORK LOCAL FoL1TIcs. WITH PORTRAITS
OF CANDIDATES.
UNwRITTEN MARYLAND TYPES.
OLD DAYS AT PLAFFa
AMONG THE OYSTER DREDGEs.
THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF PORTLAND.
HOW NEW YORK IS TO BE DEFENDED.
CABLE AND TELEGRAPnc NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD
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RNEw STYLES OF PHOTOGRAPH OF THE
- Great Prima Donna. Miss Mary Howe. for
sale AZ ". O. METZEROIT CO.'S lllO Est NV.
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NAVAL OFFICER DRowNED.-A cable message
was received at the Navy DEPARTMENT today
from Yokohama saying that Ensign H. E. Rum
sey, attached to the Swatara, was drowned yes
tcrday.
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nSHOwAhD UNIVERSITY. = PREACHING
- BY hey. j. Z. Rankin. u. d.. IL. D.. the psesr
strsnzers are cordially invited 70 this service. :
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ES0fffCE OF CAPITOL HiIJ. BRICK co,
49, 2lst anu A stS. s.e.--SeIled proposals Will be
received st this Office until October IL 1890 tor fur
HIshmg delivered fifty tons of best quality Hturun-
ous Coal weekly. not exceeding ten tons ps day
sSf-iOt C. H. MONROE. Manager
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2~,SIOwA PEOPLE. ATTENTION.
ICwa people who expect To 20 home this fall
guessed 10 hand IN thoir at the meeting
the Iowa Republican Association, ON " ED DNESDAY
ENENtNG, Get. !, 1890, at Z 80 sharp. at Monu-
mental II all, 80 Penna s21-3ts
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corn who don't know the difference be-
twoon u b,1tl-jorr,,o and . twiutor Heard

corn who don't know the difference be-
tween bull-tonguo and n twister. Heard
Of one the other day WHO said that thero
would be very short crop Of cotton for
he had roticed tina! the red blossoms we're
all falling oil. lie said that just as soon
rs s farE, cr had anything TO sell the price
went down Cotton vas down, and fodder
ha', !ronpai from - hundred to s. and
swer potatoes bad already gone do%n to
so cents Il busho', sad in TIVE r,oisti,s from
:iow cnrn would fail 25 or 80 per ca::I. !.
Sif'e .nus. have big warehouse: sai; hc,
and store lie prfr!.lca and keep it natii
tic spectators ..al lie iMcnopoli'!H are
;;hippee' o;it. Maybe That man wam:.i to
be a friend 10 t!,a farmers, bct he don't
know now. jIo .siiows no!hing Oh the
laws Of ofsl2ply and demand. During the
tabernacle meeting ] had to pay % cents
for chickens that hadn't done sucking.
Before that they were plenty st ID cents.
Ihc Methodist preachers did that, but
they didn't mean 10 and ['m not corr
plaiDing. ~! DO anything sor L preach
BILL Arp.
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LARGE ANT VARIED STOCK

pattern Of Goods at the same
price weak minded sell
goods success
Having been the business for So have filled the position OF
England Dublin Ireland and while the employ of the great
pinnacle of buyer
acknowledge the mond force OF coblna
fifteen days will ring the death
of grown farming communi
carefully when meet
Merchant The with smile, come and see them
Andf what? They you That what
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HAVING
filed
nnrc compen.
gav chsal, aud ii! ue n
cnrp!in !o D and Import
Al the i:Hiag c"nbnions in
garrures And Rht simply M SILK i;rn
IN
used We show IL Aaal,on in # Tfar.s es pns' aud
L@aler4 II
increasing according er; Imiu! fo'its *'H e
ncniy o
shane N.in. Department
cXted@i
guaranteed Very . -. :.
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;:r,r.: or Gi!lo, Cry Of. .'oi.fna, !
LJc.ts Coz ETl',

FRANK J ClIIHl:l max. oati, i.t
he is !hc senior l,nrt;lcr ai IT, firm ei' I.
J CHENEY 4 Co., doing business II. t'ie
City Of 'faledo. County i;,,i State :,'a;::.
said, an;i ti'at said firm viii :,ay tii;, SUM
Of ONE HUNDRED DULL.ii3.>; lur
esci anl every case OF Ca;iif;,l: i.sa. ca:
not L. cH-i.;: ny the ilsc oi :al;', Caidrgi,
Cure. FRAN: j CHENEY
sworl; to before rlc anti s,.bacri!a,! in
my pfnseacc THIS G;ii day Il neeeElhor,
- =, tGo,,
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Entitled 10 Tie Rest.

u! aro entitled TO il,e best tha: their
money VII bry, SO every family should
haze at once bottle Of the hesusis ESz|
remedy Syrup of Figs. 10 clesY 3
sysle:u When cosiiye or bilious.
in soc, and 5lQo bottles by all
druggists.
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One Of the first things to at:cm:,, Is 10
consolidate the school into uui;y-- 20
get tie pupils into habit of thinklls
ABOUT lie school rs thing Of !!selt--.o
that yoil can say the school thinks 50
and SC" The advantage of this is acre.
If the teacher opposes disorder, for eX-
ample, aingle.handed, lie may have ctior-
uous difficulties. in his way, but if tic
wrong duer finds that "the schncF' is
opposed to him he will pause. No man
wants Tie community 10 ba down OIL
him; nn pupil waits the school 10 dis
.,..,r,,-. =. ;,.,
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The aaie:ei,, =. -
t'si 2r:n.e :, eii,..;i. le,!:.. !,3'i, .::tor
Vance, " w.l;ii, atisr i.@i-i a:i.:e i,'s
gfa,: l:.:.ls.! opposition 10 ;.E;' ,.,.,-:.!
5a.lls, lie .ay. Bail % noi &c ne
inlil1,!;nts ar, Unconditional IL. jt}i; #
,i.c national batlss i. wG;ia ca lie
afoa.e i.io% list tie pr5sncf;y g; tie
cann;yr Us received nce :,e '.ail.ails.i,
zation II si.,:,i H!i,; goniJi bring rui@ .
multiplied ii.5usah,!s .: debtors. ..hcs
c;u.l - abolished ila proper as. rs"son.
ak way ail, something else provided %
iake l'lar ,',sc We can no more do
aithaut !hcm than We can wi;!ior; cur
,ne.c:,auts ard molcllandi:e. Surely The
late Democratic S.alc Convention meant
nothing more than thi,. Ii so. | cleinl
that | am fully i'll accord with it,
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A good, classical male teacher can
hear of a good situation, where there is a
prospect Of permanent growth. by writ
ing to thia office. It is fine conlmu-
nifty, convenient 70 churches. and Il naT
school I,o,c, - D., l,o i,,,;li
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HOME AGAIN,
HOME AGAIN :!

just markets. while the Of the Auc'
position convince the
that
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j. l.e; lie leacher get Tie pupils TO act
iogc:hnr hy secci;n;, "il!crra ~ managers
20 i;eer order Oh the play ground, ring
The !'si!, w.i"i: the program, attend 10
ilic fires, lna.ef tie wir'iuw.'. :nn.t us;
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:. T." iyri!.. he:.jse l':rnl h. co;,dnct
II y ;:upi. ..:..s:;;! .: :. d ;.:;o sill
r.liirr 4hiii. hn: i c5:.i' ,|oar
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JAMES GoEDoS, Balto., Nd.
= Penlbcr:cn, n. j., has curious
freak OF nature. At the farm of Alfred
Johnson are twin calves, under sized, yet
healthy, covered with long white, Aeecy
wool and with tails like those of rab.
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= 1t is said that the horse first came
from, North Africa, and was used in the
service of man at least 5000 years
O
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- Little Brother-"Can't you walk
Straight, Mr. Mapgic ?" Mr.. Mangle-
COZ course, I can. Why do you ask ?"
Little Brc!!!cr-"Oh, nothin'; only I
heard s;stc. say she'd make you walk
straight! when she married you, and ma
said shn:l Ecln herr
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- The export cf csnaries from Germa.
ny is very large. Every year about $780,
600 Of these birds are sent to America,
5000 to England. and about 1000 to
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An average fiye feet Of wateris est I
iatel 20 fall annually over the who'll
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= Teachers salaries ia tho United
states annually amount to more than
~, u G.i.t cn.A e
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Very fa" people know that Georgia
mons Island has groP!s Pian'e1 one n hum. st'
drcd and sixty trees. nearly in fun pvar-
ins. from which he has made about two
hundred gallons Of oil, besides the fruit
pic.e,,.
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= The public debt of the United States
is now exactly one.third of that which the
ciri! var created. The interest upon it is
barely one.fifih Of that which was requir.
eIi IN 1Slih
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re Lent Il Helping '!anii,

BILL Il:
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= De -.IGO!3i V'F.NGc VII Enct m
A:!,;f;:a beginning or November 18th.
Tho se,>ic:: wi.i ias! probably eight days.
Wi;h tie exception Of the first days ex.
ecci:t. the meeting will be held Win
e'e~e! ,iuqr.. There will be delegates
from ,:ligls-.;rs i;taies. There will prob.
.,!..y be lbout ninety delegates ir atten-
,:auce In:. grange has gone ahead du.s
;;;.sie ,!c past yesr, aa,! the outlook is still
Tor 6 .rca:2c Increase. There las been
orsan;z1l during the past twelve months
ab2u. !@5 subordinate rcaoges ard about
UD subordinate oranges have been reor-
ganized. i'itc increase OF membership
baa bcen aigut 5GG20.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-10-02

a Georgia youth who answered Zen.
closing q quarterl an advertisement of
how to make money without work, got in
reply, piece Of paper inscribed, "Catch
suckers. as We do"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-10-02

= Good advice is worth more than
money, but Jones says that somehow he
cannot make his creditors see it in that
1irht
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-04-02
Full line Of white goods in all the late nov
altIes W L. Bell.

Full line Of white goods in all the late nov
elites. w. L. Bell.
Call and see my Spring stock. W. E. Bell.
"The Palmetto (WIlson's) cotton planter
! Is gwen up TO he the very best in the market
! to keep a supply OH hand during the planting
season. Call or In the supplied. w. Joe
Smith & Sons.
We have just received q case OF our popular
pound calicOs. W. Joel Smith & Sons.
Blacksmith-tongs, bellows, sledge hammers
&c. Smith 4 Sons.
misses, boys and ch'ldrens shoes, and chcar
enough to suit everybody. ASK for our ladies
gros grain lace and button at Sl25 beats any
thing you ever saw. Smith S Sons.
W. JOEL Smith & Sons can show you the
handSomeSt hand-sewed shoes for the lcas
money oil any house in town. Come and see
them.
We are receiving daily new spring goods
SatineS, challies. calicoS, gingham'S &c. We
can show Il beautiful stock in all of the above
The ladies are invited to call and mako their
selections while the assortlnents are full
Smith Sons.
G, 10 Smith & Sons for trunks and vallses
new line of very stylish collars and cuffs
just opened at Smith & Sons.
The james Means 81 shoe is the equal In
style and quality Of any hand-sewed shoe In
the market. They can't be beat; to be had OH
ly OF W. Joel Smith & Sons.
4 fresh lot of French candy. chrystaliZed
fruits, &C., just received ut Speeds Drug Store
Don't smoke mean cigars when you can gel
ours for the same money, ut Speeds Drug
Store.