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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-24

Our neighbors of AnacostiA should now Or
ganixe Box Party, so to speak, whose object
shall be to get c. Washington out of the box
he now occupses at the east front Of the Cap:-
toll Anacossia has never yet failed in any
thing she has undertaken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-24

New York gets a recount Of her census and
sAs ought 10 be satisfied Ii may be necessary
to state in this connection, however, that she
does not get 1t until 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-24

The indictment Of the Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives by his political enemies has
at length reached the stage Of nebulous con-
stitutional Amendments 1t is not likely to get
out Of the nebulous condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-24

LAsssunaH & B.o..s
BUDGET OF COMMERCIAL NEWS.
DO YoU NEED WRAPPER
wears closing out odds and ends Of CO.
tain numbers. Of which but few remain in
order to make room for our sprins arrivals.
These offered in this special sale are all this
years goods, well made, perfect nttine. full
length. Each and every Wrapper % offered
10 Q bargain.
IL FIGURED sATTEEN Wrappers. with
basque back. full skirt. Fedora vest and
high sleeves. sizes $50. 4-Ss. 40 and
l-42.
FORMER PRICE. e. es; NOW sl.5o
ONLY FIGURED sATTEEN WRAP
PERs. with princess back. solid color. Fe-
dora front and bell sleeves. Sizes % and IS.
FORMER PRICE. e. %: NOW sl.4s.
OUTING CLOTH WRAPPERS. striped
Blue and White. Sizes II and 20.
FORMER PRICE, sa9s; NOW sI.se
35GINaHAM WRAPPERS, with princess
back. Fedora front of Chambray and bell
sleeves. Sizes -. "a, SO. IS and 20.
FORMER PRICE. sI.ss; NOW sl.4s.
SCALICo WRAPPERS. with Mother Hub
bard front. vatican plated back.
FORMER PRICE. sl.39; NOW Csc.
2dozen Bingham Suits, full tucked skirt.
round yoke Of Chambrsy and high sleeves.
FORMER PRICE, o. %; NOW o.. 80.
We also call your attention to our Princess
Cashmere Wrappers. in all solid colors.
s1.4s; Black and Gray. s1.5o. and Striped.
s16s.
Nr-oa nm
Black and White. all sizes. s2.24.
As on all these special occasions an early
response is imperative.
Wrapper Department Fleer.
|. l.. / 4 4 /. III III 6: {: {;
Fl Fl j + E; +: III
IA BBR RRR 90
A. BBnIs kkpJR 90
aa4iss sBbs kk 90
go. 42a. 4e4. 4a6 SEVENTH ST.
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HANDMADE ToRCHoN LAcEs.

We do not keep the machine made laces in stock.
and. therefore. invite your coBhdece. Any pattern
you select. at whatever price, may be guaranteed 10
wash well and wear well. This Is all-imIortant
consideration Prices ranye from 6c &l - a yard
the feature of the spring stock being the quanti
ties and variety OF the higher priced aces WINCH
however will be found considerably below prey silin
quotations for equal Qualities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-24

Politically speaking there is no golden
mean" to the silver question
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vALENcIENNEs LACEs.

We are showing special lot in very lovely new de
signs and extra qualities, from 10 to t. yard,
being ten inches In width. The regular stock Price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-24

The CHILEAN insurgents are likely 70 become
'-rebels and traitors" permanently, as they have
been ssgnafiy defeated in a great hght.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-24

One mornings news: You are a har;" and
you are coward'-the Arkansas Legislative
way. Bang. whizz, the morgue-ths Ohio
editorial way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-24

'Horse talk" IL taking the place Of art dis
cussions in tho T. 9. Senate. II only goes to
show the infinite variety Of the Senatorial mind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-24

Mosiessy forbids several Of the distinguished
gentlemen who oppose Mr.. Cleveiand's candi-
dacy nom stating who In their '.fAvoriss candi.
dnter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-24

Dosr You KNOW.
Thoss who buy on instsllments have many working
days and are fuil OF trouble.
Don't you know
shadows Of the night come ON It Is all gone-h they
''' w Don't you know.
The lst of the month comes upon them like niGht-
marc and they haunted by visions Hhyiock here
and there serssnely waiting Tor hrs pound human
Don't you know. stt.r
tear Their Sair in ananaai dstrsss they buy On IN
stailmsnts.
+ Don't you know.
You are honest aud expect to pay any debt you may
contract, hsnee you nust help to ay fUs goods dshoh-
e people Est for nGthnx you buy ON nstslnnsnt.
makes calculation ior losses and hops TO ser hold Of
honest people enough - make II up. so. In every In
seane You pay Tor whst some one else gOt tor nonng
~ you 9uy On inaaalln,entsv don't pom know.
NE your better judment and sesK an ozlusivs cssh
ss: md .ssh q sss: Z.
s s ~ g es Sasg e s:; r:! s.;
Eosrds, S1s 50 70 "a. Ensss Ts: Sets, IS psscss.
~. TO 80 01nsr $50 10Q pis,ss. 17.tS q
~ ~ s eaSs SO ssi.a s:S f. q
ss "a sas.. :: ::a NJ !: .s = s sos IN
: s.si i sss ',s:: s: Hs:s. s::: Il. =
-. aRAsry, IHr iYsHEs.
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HEApouARrERs FoR Lacrs.

you are headQsaarterst FOR Dress Trim,ninos an
Ldees." Sossid of the leading moiistes Of thi
city. We can have no better Endorsement Head
quarters" doesn't mean only that the Palais Roya
prices correct but that the variety f the Iates
Rorett.es is unusually con. piete.
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FEDORA LACES.
BLACK cHavruIvr.crs

Some as cheap as & cents yard. The following are
siec1al:" % inches wide. sJc., ana ~ inches 9Sc
The design is u ribbon bows. as IL fastening on the
lace net. the border rolling in imitation Of ribbon
These choice pieces Ne have similar designs
Of interior quality At 20 and q cents yard Heres
flowers 10 cents yard. but II cheap for this work
art The same design in lace ~ inches wide, ~ cents
easily des ribed- flowers and polka would seem
inhsrmC nions hut they don't look so, inches wide
dssisn that pght Be termed Gothic 10 cents yard
Those with less critical taste will admire equally
well the Lsces At l5 10. b and 81 cents yard We
have hundreds Of pieces to select from and designs
very similar to the more expensive
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Tnur NIrsrr.

BY OR HONEST A MERfcA v METH
obs OF DOING BUSINESS WE HAVE
LONG HELD THE VALUED REPCTA-
Tf0S OF SELLING THE MOST RELIA-
BILE CLOTHING IN WASHINGTON.
AND As II HAS BEEN. so WILL 1T
CONTINUE TO BE. THAT ALL CLOTH
ING OF DOUBTFUL QUALITY IN MA
TERIAL. MAKE. FINISH OR FIT WILL
FIND 70 ROOM IN OUR HOUSE. WE
WILL CONTINUE To SELL ONLY THE
SAME RELIABLE GRADES or STYLISH
GARMENTS THAT HAVE MADE THE
NAME or ROBINSON, PARKER d co.
UPON THE HANGER A GUARA yTEE
OF THEIR STERLING WORTH.
THOSE SEPARATE TROUSERS ARE
PLEASING HOSTS OFTHE BEST DRESS
Frs. DOES II NOT INTEREST 700
TO KNOW THAT you CAN GET A PAIR
OF DURABLE. FASHIONABLE AND
REASONABLE TROUSERS AT A MERELY
NOMINAL. PRICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-24

The early silver bird may Be aels to catch The
gold bug.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-24

aty.
EkE ssss TIT EkE Y y
IL ssss I IL "
EKK ssss = REE Z
ORGANS.
Low PRICES. EASY TERMS.
SANDERS sTAYMAN,
Sole Aernss.
e34 1t. n y.
FRANK BUTLER. MANAGER. fs2I
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w. NJ. Snusrr. & Sos.
sis PENNSYLVANIA Avn.

WE ARE SHOWING THE HASpsoMEsr
LINE OF SILKS vELvErs AND CHOICE
DRESS GOODS To m POUND IN ANY
STORE IN THIS CITY OR EIsEwHERE.
THOSE IN SEARCH or NEW AND
STYLISH GOODS roR STREET OR ROUSE
WEAR WILL FIND IN OUR ESTABLISH.
NESr STYLES THAT ARE RICH. RARE
AND RAcr. QUALITIES UNSURPASSED.
ASSORTMENT AND QUANTITIES or DR.
SIGNS uSrouALrp. We HAvE NEVER
SHOWN Such A MAGNIFICENT LINE OF
DRESS rABRIQUEs.
w.N SINISTER q sons
ONE PRICE
sis PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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Johnson & LurrRE11.


We have placed on sale today some Of the latest
styles in LADIES' sPRING-wEIaHT CLOTH
''REEFERS." These garments were made by one of
the leading manufacturers in this line and are worthy
your inspection.
AT Five DOLLARS"
We offer an Atwood Cloth "REEFER," colors
Navy Blue, Tan and Black. some trimmed with gold
tnse cord and with cord. at only 81
FOR SEVEN DOLLARS"
You can buy elegantly trimmed stockinst Cloth
JACKET. Black only, sizes 81 to IS. at %.
Two styles Of Black ''REEFERS." Clays diagonal
cloth and bound with mohair brads, silk facing &c.
at only $40.
WET WEATHER REQUISITES.
You'll need a GOssAMER or RAIN COAT these
times if you want to Keep dry.
ladies' ELECTRIC and BLACK CIRCULARS at
s1.25.
Ladies' Striped ''CoNNEMERAs." Reduced to
sl.75.
Ladies' Cloth faced, Striped and Plaid ''CONNEME-
RAS" at 81 and $3.50
Ladies' Striped and Plaid Cloth-faced "RAIN
COATS. 4" with cape and sleeves. Reduced to 80.
Childrens Electric Circulars sizes 80 to 49, only
dollar ($D.
Childrens Striped Connemeras, with CAPE at 81. so
Children's Cloth-faced RAIN COATS" with cape
and sleeves only S22a
All our GOssAMERS are guaranteed water proof
and the prices the lowest.
We have ntly fitted up our second floor for the
sale Of these goods
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NOVELTY NECK RIBBON

kNVVELII ANECh 1VIbbON,
In an entirely new style, best quality, in shad-
inss Of Pink. L. Blue. White. Black. Our spe-
cial price, 15c. yard.
NOVELTY NECK RIBBON. with loop edge.
extra heavy quality. in all shades and combna-
tons. In all p different colors. Our special
price, no. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-24

ARE You THINKING
g BUYING NEW CARPET.
8 3 BUYING SUITE OF CHAMBER FUR
NITURE.
BUYING SUITE OF PARLoR FURNI.
+ TURE.
BUYING SUITE OF DINING ROOM
FURNITURE.
OR ARE YOU THINKING OF
FURNISHING A HOUSE,
THEN KEEP YOUR BUSINESS EYE ON THE
CASH BARGAINS
". b. HOEKE's.
fsls-lm Sth and Penna. ave.
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CAnHARr & LErDY
WILL OFFER SPECIAL VALUES IN
BLACK DRESS GOODS
Black Cashmeres at 25. So 82k. 20. BIC. and
81 yard.
Black Wool Henriettas at so. 62h. 75 BIC.
and q.
Silk Warp Henriettss (Eeroids and Prestly'S
At S5c.. q. Sl.25. 81. So u. 70. ~ and 81. 80
syard.
Priestly's Black Wool Chsllis at 80. 75c., 81
and 81
Priestly's Black Dress Goods in all tho new
fancy weaves.
Priestly's Hemstitched and Silk Warp Nuns
Yelling. 81 to ~. 30 yard.
We have Just received another lot Of our
Famous SOC. White Unlaundered Shirt, made
Of New York mills cotton. linen bosom, bands
and cuffs, reinforced back and front. A first
class Shirt. Only SOC. Sizes. 124 to Is.
CARHART LEIDY.
92s It'll and 7O6 K SITS. NV,
feel PHILADELPHIA STORE.
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The price list is poor medium Of showing the ex
tent and variety of the fall nnportatons VIII you
loalt yllf xfa
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sEAfoN PERRY.
PERRY BUiLpINo..
NINTH STREET AND PsxxsyLvAxIA AyRxuR
xsTAHLIsHxp lsso II
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POINT DE GENE LACES.

Point de Gene I.aces. expressly made for trimming
ginham dresses When you these Laces the prices
will not little surprise you They from
y cents yard; from 2 to inches In width.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-24

Is PrR CENT. Is PER CENT
FOR ONE WEEK.
Beginning Monday. Feb %. we shall have clearing
sale on Ladies', Mems, Misses and Chdren's Shoes
which will give all opportunity to buy fine Shoes at
q discount Of Is per cent This is q clearing sale to
make room for spring goods that will soon arrive
This sale will be for week onl-.
W. II. KENEASTER CO.,
Shoe Parlors, Ills st. NV
l. PER CENT. [fe2l-3tl l5 PER CENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-24

SHouLDzn CArrs Am JAoxrrs.
In ssalskin. plain and trimmed q closin@ out
pricsa 1hsy sss cheaper nov than they win b. nsxs
yvar.
WOOL sxAI. AsTRAcHAN. MARrxx
And fsw Other cspss IN sock q pscss lower thaa tAsy
can b. nsnulActursd for.
esnuins bssssins on tn balance = our rur stock.
wrLIxTT nuoSY. "a 1852
uArTxHs AND sulnI1AA ~ 9. =
IT. SOS Pssnsylvsnis avp. a. e /. rs
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writers who knew nothing of slavery,
caught the infection from northern liter.
ature, and have pandered to the northern
II .

writers who knew nothing OF slayery,!
caught the infection from northern liter
ature, and have pandered to the northern
appetite, and thereby found an easy adj
mission into northern magazines. Per-.
haps they were sincere, but it is q dirty3
bird that fouls its own nest. s.5s;sszst3' 81
The attachments that bound together
the great majority of martyrs and their:
slaves we're strong and beautiful but
they have passed away, and now..its
seems that the negro wants to 60. The
two races are living together merely by
force of circumstances over which neith:z
er has any control. How long they can
live together depends upon their good
sense and forbearance. I feel sure that.
can live With them and keep their
respect and their friendship, bat per-
haps it is because I used to own slaves;
and still feel and maintain my love and
my superiority. Our class will soon
pass away, and so will the old slaves who.
love to do US honor. How the coming:
generations will harmonize I cannot
foresee nor foretelI, but from the signsII j
fear there will be less forbearance from
the one and less humility from the other
The problem is not solved, and such:
political measures as the force bill Twill;
only make it more complicated-not that
the force bill will ever be enforced to-
our injury, but the animus of it is bad.
If the conflict comes 1t will not be pre-
cipitated by us or our negroes, butt
will be the same old strife that still
rankles between US and our northern
enemies. From that enmity I know of
no discharge unless we fall back upon
that scripture which says "If 8 mans
ways please the Lord, even his enemies
shall be at peace With him. 5s
nLfARp.a
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-02-05

= There was raised last season on. the
plantation of United States Senatnr M.
W. Ransom, in Northampton County, n. j
O., 955 bales of cotton. OF this 551 bales.
we're sold at Winston one day last week
for S22, 900 cash. The Senator's sons do;
the farming whilst he serves his people
with ability in the national councils.
- VVe're not waiting for the bats and
moles, but for men and women who have
eyes and use them, who have brains and
reasonL There's new world for them
suffering and sickly as they area new.
world created from the brains of skill:
full physician-a discovery-the Golden:
Medical Discovery" Yearsago DR.. Pierce.
found out that the secret of all scrofula;5
bronchial, throat and lung trouble lay, in,
the beginning at least-in impure ass56d
and the weak tone of the system that
the way to cure these effects vas to re-
move the cause, that human nature being
the same, the same results might;
be looked for in nearly all cases.;
So confident was he that the exceptions;
were uncommon that he took the risk of
giving the medicine to those it didn't
benefit for nothing, and the results have
proved that he was right. And Golden:
Medical Discovery" is theremedy fol, the
million. The only guaranteed Liver
Blood and Lung remedy. Your money
back if it doesn't help you. ID.
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PR0vINCIALIsMs.

Almost every neighborhood has its
peculiar expressions, its prouincialisnss.
We're one to go from the up.country to
the iow.country, or one from the low.
country come to the up-country, either
would bear many words and expressions
he had not been accustomed to hear.
It was the fortune of the writer, an up.
countryman, to live in Sumter County
last year, and he was much interested in
noticing several expressions, peculiar to
the people there, that he had never heard
before. A few are given: a boy never
says, "throw me the ball r. but "chun1
me the balll" How this expression
originated the writer does not know, but
this is working hypothesis it is i'm
possible to find 3 rock In that place, so
when a boy wishes to throw at bird he
must pick up chunk and throw it. One
is compelled to throw chunks instead of
stones, 30 when be wishes something
from another he says "chunk it to me p
The well-to do farmer, in extending to
you his generous hospitality, does not
say "will you not spend the night with
us 2" but "wiliryou not take the night
with us?"
was little surprised and amused one
morning when my host bade me to
"sit s.p to breakfast!"
The negro generally calls the white
man "buczra )" poor buckro, therefore.
means apoor white man for whom the
negro has the supremest contempt, con.
sidering himself made of better stuff than
the poor 6sekra.
If any of the teachers in the County
know any proyincialisms, could they moi
give them in the teachers column of the
INTELL1eENcER7
r. a. FEW.
Pofr;ck Hf;EfnrU Institute.
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= Breeding of bufaloes in captivity is
! new industry in the Dakota agricultu:


new industry in the Dakota agricultu:5
raj world.
Bogus safes made of wood and paint
ed to appear exactly like the original arr
ticle are being extensively used by SMALL
jewellers who wish to impress purchasers
with the value of their stock in hand.
New Orleans is flooded with crisp
new counterfeit 50 bills. a detective of
the United States secret service has suc.s
ceeded in capturing q suspected person.
with $4,000 of the counterfeits in his pos.
session.
Gov. Eoies, of Iowa, in an interview
published in the Chicago Times, says:
aThere is no doubt that Grover Cleye-
land is the popular choice to-day for
President in 1892, and I believe he will
be nominated and elected"
George Estes and Fannie Hogan
were married at country church in.
Marion County, Georgia, Friday night.
in the presence of few relatives and
friends. Just as the ceremony was con-
cluded shot was fred through a vim.
dow, and the bride fell dead with q load
of buckshot in her body. A discarded
lover, who once told Miss Hogan size:
should never marry any one else, is sus.
pected of the murder but has not been.
arrested.
In St. Louis last Sunday week D.
G. Ramsey, member of the Missouri:
Legislature, had q mock marriage per-
formed between himself aud Miss Bessie
Caldwell, a pretty typewriter, for the
amusement of himself and friends, and:
now he finds out that he is married sure
enough. Both he and the girl say they.
we're joking, but the lawyers say that the
Joke is one they will not forget soon as
they are as much man and wife as the
law can make them.
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STATE OF ONO, Cry OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY,

FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm OF F.
j. CHENEY g. Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore-s:
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each aud every case of CATARRA that
cannot be cured by the use Of Halls
CATARRH CURE. ..-.ss5i
FRANK ]. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December,
A. D. 1856. 20:
- A. W. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public, &
! Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, Send for testi-;;
monisls, free. .--..:.z=ss. S.
F..J. CHENEY & Co., +; s. 3;
Toledo, Q.
hassold by Druggists, 75c. - s.;
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"Alas, Alas +" the dude exclaims. sin
my slender ankle I've got pains. !" Don't
fret" said ma, for whom he had sent, aaI
L 100 uor,. Colyof;ou O;I - s-t5syt

n
my slender ankle I've got pains. Don't
fret" said ma, for whom he had sent, 81
have some Salvation Oil"
Gen. Furlong, who was on Grants
staff, spent good many years in Misais.l
sippi after the war. ri have been watch;
ing the progress of the force bill inthel
Senate" he said to an Interviewer
New York on Tuesday. lam q Republic
can, but T think the force bill great:
mistake. It will do more harm than
good. One hundred force bills conld'
not change the condition of things in. the:
South. The whites are the dominant;
race, and they are bound to rule. AS
between the whites and blacks, ] am for
the whites every time" Gen. Furlongs
voices the sentiment of every intelligent
white citizen in the South, native and
adopted.
-"My time is up" said the doctor: to,
the patient, whom he found using: Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup, and he Was correct
for his cough had been cured. S.;
"A dispatch from Nashville, Tenns,s
dated January25, says: During snow
storm here yesterday, countless smallfsh
were seen to fall. They were about an
inch long and resembled carp. The
greatest number fell on Board street,
Some were found on Union street, several.
blocks away
- Itch on human and horses andsalI
animals cured in 80 minutes by Wol;ss
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold by Hill Bros. Druggists, Anderson.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-02-05

The population of the United States is
62,4SO,540. The population Of South
Carolina is 1,147,16l. The population
of New York City, the largest city in
the United States, is 1,613,6O1. Thus it
will be seen that there are more people
in the city of New York than In the
State of South Carolina. The popula.
tion of the city of Anderson is over
1000.
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Children Enjoy

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and !
soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when;
in need of laxative and if the father Or
mother be costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use, so that it.
is the best family remedy known and .ey:S
cry family should have bottle.
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I hope every Teacher in Anderson
County will subscribe for the Teachers
Institute is only SIPS year. Those
who are taking it say they could not we'll
do without it. Send me your name, with
s1.25, and your P. 0. address, and / will
order it for you.
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want the name in full, P. 0. address
and grade of certificate, of every teacher
in the County; male or female; also,
tell whether married orsingle, white or
colored. Teachers will oblige by giving
this at once.
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When and what VAS the first Magnetic
Telegraph despatch sent2

The first day of January, 1891, was the
2,411, ,734th day since the commence.
ment of the Julian Period. From this,
will some pupil tell me what year this is
of the Julian Period? want it exact.
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Master James NJ. Smith, of the Leba-
non school, has sent answers to the ques.
tions asked in this column. 1t is appfe.
ciated, although not entirely correct.
We say we feel bad, and not badly.