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ODDs In SAsnrs.
3 CHINA SILK SASHES. in CANARY and
PINK, yards long. deep knotted fringe on
each end. Regular price, 81. REMNANT
PRICE. Toe each.
REMNANTS In SUMNER USpErwrAn

. INDIA CAUZE VESTS FOR LADIES.
Size 10. Low neck. short sleeves Regular
piice. J0c. REMNANT PRICE, 2,c. each.
j INDIA GAUZE VEST, high neck. short
sleeves. Regular price, DOC. REMNANT
PRICE,
GO.
2GACZE VESTS FOR LADIES. Sizes 3o
and Sc. Regular price, 30c. REMNANT
PRICE. l9c. each.
10 EXTRA FINE DALBRIGGAN GAUZE
VESTS FOR LADIES. Different sizes Reg.
ular price. Sl.OO. REMNANT PRICE, 49c.
each.
CIIILDREN'S GAUZE'vEsTS. high neck,
short sleeves. Sizes 80 and 34 Reg ular price,
30c. REMNANT PRICE,
19c.
CHILDREN'S GAUZE VESTS, low neck,
short sleeves. Sizes ~ and 20 Regular price,
:15c. REMNANT PRICE, lie. each.
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A NEW ARRIVAL.

Ladies' Cloth Blazers, Blue and Black. sizes 80 "a
~. only g.. SO each.
SHAWLS-A collection unsurpassed. All the --latest
shades and superior qualities the following prices
Cashmere shawls. el.35. $1.6S. sl.S5. u. SO,
81. 25. 81. A.
Chudda shawls. sL6s. sl.s5. % o. e. 4s. %. g.
S2.S5.
Knit Wool shawls. sl.5o. slss. sa.25. ss.4s
e2.68.
silk and Wool. e. A. q. ca. sa5o. sass. s4.so
e496
Drap d'Etat se. os. g o. % 80. e. %. - a. 50
%, 90 90. 60 81. $3.50. %. -. go. $40 70. ST.
- '- THE PALAIs ROYAL.
4. LIsNER.
Cor. 18th d. and Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

The eon,ie;s Who refused 20 escape from the
ninss where they were working at Brieeyille.
Tenn. have doubtless ensles.,ed ttemse Ives to
every promoter Vi sesthstsA They wouldn't
run away because they didn't have q change Of
clothes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
HERE AND THERE,

Stripe Flannel Waists, sizes 81 to 49, reduced from
81. 4S to g.. %.
Cream Flannel Blazers. sizes IS. 40 and AZ. reduced
from 81. so to 81 o..
Cream Blazers, with roll collar and cuffs Of coors
sizes "a to AZ. reduced from "a. 80 to -.
Polka Dot Sateen Waists. sizes ~ to 40. reduced
from 81. % to 81. 49,
Bingham Wrappers. sizes "a to A. reduced from
u. ID to 81. end from u. cS to 81. A.
Striped Summer Flannel Wrappers, sizes 30 to 40,
reduced from "a. 20 to a.
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REMNANTS Or HosrrRY.

) pairs BALBRIGGAN HOSE FOR LADIES.
Size 90 and 10. REGULAR price, pc. REM
NANT PRICE, l0c. pair.
1 pair FRENCH Isle HOSE. Size 81.
FAST BLACK boot. Light Blue upper. Regu-
lar price. 75c. REMNANT PRICE, acc.
= pairs LADIES' EXTRA FINE Isle
LACE-wORK HOSE. Size 81. Colors Slate
and Eifel. Regular price. Sl.1J. REMNANT
PRICE, 81. - pair.
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EMBRo1DERED CurrroS EDGES.

BLACK. CREAM. PINK, BLUE. MATS.
LILAC. CARDINAL. BROWN. TAN. NILE
ami GkAY-irom SOC. to Csc. yard.
STRIPED POINT D'ESPRIT NETS. in
White. Cream Pink, Lilac. Blue, Nile and
Cariinal-5Oc. yard.
These latter ones you will find following on with the
autumn styles 1t is safe to buy these for postponed
service. We don't really think art can design any.
thing richer. Prices could not be 'reefed" any
closer.
We shall expect to see you q. this counter. The
drawing is strong.
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NEcKwEAR REMNANTS.

LADIES' WHITE CHEMIsETTES. tucked
fronts, rolling collar. Regular price, 2Sc.
REMNANT PRICE. pic. each.
TUCKED FRONT CHEMISETTES, stand
ing collar with turn down points. Regular
price. .Sc. REMNANT PRICE. PIE
WHITE CHENISETTES. with full ROLL
ING COLLAR. Regular price. 2Sc. REM
NANT PRICE, PIC. each.
FIGURED PERCALE CHEMISETTES,
Regular price. CSC. REMNANT PRICE,
Sc. each.
% WHITE EMBROIDERED NULL TIES.
Regular price, u anu 3Sc REMNANT PRICE,
pc. each.
VA PIERCE CO..
Successors to L. G. Davis,
10 Market Space.
1t Corner Sth st.
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The ex-health officers Official demise was 70.
the result of the "snickcr-ee' in the hap5s N,
authority: neither was IL boiling oil or
molten lead" II WAS merely 4 drifting in 10
the proYerbial soup" by the mos, ordinary
and familiar processes.
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$3.50 "a sssss q
81 q. 81
sss 80 aa.s3
AND oNE-THIRD

The discount applies to Ladies'. Misses and Chill
drens Lawn. India Linen. Bingham and Flannel Suits
The collection comprises
223 LADIES' WHITE SUITS marked at prices
ranging from 81 as to o each. il sizes from 2 to A
inches. bust measure.
% MISSES WHITE SUITS marked at prices rang
ing from SO. rs to $17 each. Sizes l2 to is years.
1872 CHILDREN'S WHITE SUITS marked at prices
ranging from 73c. to 80 each. Sizes to IL years
1873 GINGHAM DRESSES marked at prices ranging
from 0Sc. to S5 each. Sizes to l2 years.
PIG FLANNEL SUITS marked at prices ranging
from 81. 90 to SIS. Sizes to Ii years.
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AN OpJrcr LEssos.
Saving
TINE. THOUGHT AND MONEY.

Such are the displays in the windows and outside
show cases Of The Palais Royal. You know that the
best values are always there 1t is only necessary
remind you that after all it's but an inklny Of tine
Clearing Sail pr;cas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
OPP Lors Or SILK Null HATS

FOR LADIES.
) SILK MILL HATS. In colors of CREAM,
BLACK. PINK, WHITE. LAVENDER Reg
ular price, $40. REMNANT PRICE, S2.19
each
SILK NULL HATS. ia ooiors of FINK,
BLACK. LAVENDER. CREAM. Regular
price. S3.l7. REMNANT PRICE,
81. A. each
1 SILK NULL HAT. in LIGHT BLUE. -
Reg uar price, 50 IS. REMNANT PRICE,
Sl.2J.
NOIE.-Thtse Hats fresh and in good
condition aud made IN the nerest stvlc.
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ToMonRow. FRIDAY.
WILD BE

VERY INTERFERING REMNANT DAY.
why: Because we have been holding =
Pci"rAiory sto,k-;akirg reduction sale for
TWO weeks pas;, during wEich time very low
Iii0vs have lgcNalird tErouzboui the Louise.
HE iaTvo trade attendant upon these sales has
he'e,sAriiy let rs with many reinAindeTs-
thinss lett over. ends Of lines, broken assert
h4ehts, odd sizes. small lots. things that are
nHssed, tumb.od ana so:,ed from handling and
uSliaN. &c. Most o. you know our tndcri-
d''hg HriheiEic a. % take al such merchandise
aEdv from The regular stock aud pat a lytes
on * That f3SUges sts igenteti,ato dispoSaL We
uoht want remnant ia our establishment
al the end OF thisw-ek. and If marking them at
low price Will move them there troa'f De one
tot. Everything Of remnant" character
nom tl-is reduction sale has been laid aside and
Remarked at s;it lorer aTlce. You get the adj
VANTAGE therefore. Of this dOUbig reduced
Price. Follow us closely ,oday-it means n
great saving TO you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

The newspaper Is gradually ero~dins the
BIAS band cut of poli.ies. The people wan,
" Aiak-nOI listen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

When sung Sing conyiess are robbed Of re-
niitancss. man Is irrcsistibly forced to the con
Glasaoa that be isn't safe anywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
WHITE LACE That WILL WASH

DEMI-wIDTHS in vALENCIENNES, ORR.
ENTAIL and POINT D'PARIS LACES. with
narrow to match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

by VAS time European Posentatcs masa be
Considering tho ACCESSIBILITY of taking official
steps 30 promoe, bad workmanship.
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DEu1-LAcE 'FLoCSc1Sas.

Black they are, and We have about dozen
new styles-25c. 20 49, Z yard. NARROW
EDGES to match.
Some interesting patterns in WHITE CHAN
TILLY, with the narrow TO match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

With the progressive sPiri: that must exist
in an atmosphere whero Srea: men arc nour-
ished. Ohio proceeded 10 take tradition out
and walk over IL at the Cleveland convention.
Hamilton county has lonS been not only the
accredited oracle Of the democratic party, but
a trusted indicator of final election results in
the state. Tho hrst thing that became OBJ
servahle in the convention the utter dis
regard by the delegates in general OF Ilainil-
ton eountys customary leadership. This
was so very prominent that 1t was
seen before tie convention met Then
the time honcred custom OF max
Ing the nomination Unanimous was unccre-
monioUsIy stepped Oh, and 3lr. Neal declined
to utter the dear old platitudeS which are OK
pected from the unsuccessful aspirart Now
the party Is contemplating the possibility of
Hamilton cOunty's following the example of
the spanked schoolLoy who toOk his rcvcage
by setting fire to his own home. 1t Was Il most
notable gathering; one that shook good deal
of must Of the pas; and its practices, and lett
the future brIstlIns with Interrogation points
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
OBJ SIZES AND BROKEN LINES
CLOAK DEPARTMENT


i fine All-Wool Black Chevron Cloth New
market, Henrietta finish, loose front and tight
back. Size ID. Reduced from Sl3. 30 to a.
finest English Black Corkscrew Newmarket.
full plated front-tight back. satin facings,
suitable Tor a travelling garment. Size IL. Re-
duced from s20 TO ESQ.
Tan Checked Blazer Jacket, self faced roll
ing collar. Size "a. Reduced to 50.
Dark Gray Broadcloth Jacket. Norfolk style,
trimmed with silk braid. Size "a. Reduced
from SIP. 80 to g.. 80.
Black Broadcloth Jacket. with embroidered
revere front. Size 40 Reduced from $40 to
g.. 80.
line English Gossamers, neat striped pat
terms. Peasant style Reduced from 81 to "a.
(Third Moor. llth ST building)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

ODDs ASp ENDS L.
BLANKETS. COMFORTS AND QUILTS.
pairs lo4 White Wool Bsnkets-slishtly
Imperfect finish. Reduced from % 20 a. a pair
pairs la-4 Ie1,rn sizel waite Wool BlAnlets
Reduced from e.. 80 to So "a a pair
3satine Covered Comforts. Reduced from
S2.2J 20 81. - each.
Pink Mitcheline Quilt. Reduced from
$40 to a..
white Quilts. Reduced from % 80 20
els.
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SOME ODp P,R,sors Ar
REMNANT PRICES.

PonEee SIX PSrasol- Black six lining.
hani6oo handle. Reduced 20 81 %.
Black eros Grain sin Parasol. with narrow
White stfipes--handle slightly damaged. Re-
duced from 81. 30 TO sa.5
Fed Surah SIX larasol. edged with silk
striped net natural wood handle. Reduced
from Sc. 30 to $40.
fflrSf aoor llfb -
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EVERY Pam Is A PRrzr.

IT takes price to stir stock NJ. The special
sale of LADIES', MISSES and CHILDREN's
SUMNER FOOTWEAR we're having now is
making the room as fast as our Shoe Man is
buying the stock for fall. That's the object.
The door to this opportunity is half closed
already. It's good thing for us we set satur-
day to shut il. We won't have fuel enough to
keep the FIRE burning an hour after that. With
the prices as we've got 'em down now it's
cheaper to buy nsr shoes-than to pay for re-
pairs on the old. Seeing that they're novelties
of the latest types-guaranteed qualities-at
prices that are only shadows Of their actual
,rortk-we should say you ought to ''treatr
yourself to pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

Attractive REMNANTS liz
IIHOLSTEkV

In order 60 close ont our unmounted Screen
FRAMES we have marked them a. the lowest poe
sibie prices Tor Friday remnant sale.
Antique OAK Frame. carved top. Original
price. s2l. Reduced to $40.
Now $40. ~
Imitation Antique Oak Frame. Was slO.
Imitation Walnut Frame. Was ss Now
only few Of the Curtain Ends LEFT. Tbuse
that were \, II and ia. arr nov b.
15c.
tFOurth foor, 18th ST building
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SurLvE The "FrLrs~-
AND TAKE TO THE "STRAws,~

The S9-CENT STRAW HAT SALE is still
drawing card" We've sold hundreds Of dozen
since Monday. But We bought a factory full
Of them - so Of course there are a good
many left yet. They're in the center Of the
Hat Department-and we don't care whether
you take a $3.50. 1915, 81, ST. 75 or sI5O
quality. They're all here together. Al
shapcs-white and colored s.rawa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
ANNUAL "SrASDBrs.-

The only rivals our TRUE BLUE" SERGES
have are our BLACK ones OF the same grade Of
goods. There are few fabrics can look back on
an unbroken record Of quarter of century,
and see their own popularity grow. year after
year. These Serges can. Since We have been
doing our oWn tailoring we've managed to I'm.
prove the fit and the fashions. These SACK
and CUTAwAY SUITS are summer standards
with hundreds OF Washingtonians. We guaran-
tee the color-every.h,no about them. The salt
air and the sun doesn': affect them bit. II
you're looking for satsfaction-heres where
you'll get-Slo and s20.
11- Take one Of our CATALOGUES array
nth you. IrU help you ia ordering II yOa
acdnt to send FOR anything trhite you'rc oul If
tolun. Free for the asking.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
EVERYTHING TO YEAR
AVENUE AND SEVENTH
1t STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

REMNANTS Is FAxs.
? blue Satin Fans. Reduced from az. 5Oto
goo.
.t4Mhite Satin Fans. Reduced from e. Is to
Gray Gauze Fan. Reduced from o. tosa.
White Satin Fan. Reduced from O. 70 "a.
tFirs, floor. lIth st. buildingD
REMNANTS il LEATHER Goops
Purses. slightly soiled. Reduced frum 30
20 los.
Cuff Box. Reduced from SOC. 10 .,Oc.
Travelling Case. Reduced from sIoto sG.
Constr REMNANTS.
- 4. & q. Satin Corseis: colors. Ola Gold and
Blue sizes - and -. Reduced from s3 %
to 81 so.
Nursing Corse,s. woven and one War
ners Health. Size 40 Inches Reduced from
sl.JO 10 81.
tsecond door, 10th ST. building.D
WOODWARD LoTHRoP,
,yle 10Th. 18th ana sts.nw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

The work OF street repairs under the more
efacicI.t y ST. m adopted lately by the engineer
department is going satisfactorily. II
promises to not only put the streets in
good condition. but TO keep them SO
by prompt attention to any breaks or
defects as soon a. they show themselves.
By the employment of an adequate number of
repair gangs IL i now possible 10 repair breaks
fast as they occur. instead of waiting, rs
under the old system. until a whole street or
district of streets had been broken up into
holes and russ So that the contractor could
make wholesale job of al! the repairs in that
neighborhood. The STAR has heretofore shown
up the wretched IEaleqUacy Of the old style of
street repairs. and is glad to be able to report
now an improved condition of things. 1t
eonhne their improved system Of repairs
10 the asphalt streets. In this connec-
ton their attention Is specially called to
the a5ominable condition of eth street
Just beyond what used TO be Boundary street.
This Is the most Travelled street leading out of
the city aud this Is the point III II where travel
Is most eOngested, with country teams and city
vehicles crowded into the narrow roadway not
occupied by street railroads. Yet the street
here has been permitted TO get so out OF repair
that the carrisgeway is a series of ruts,
boulders and mud holes. while the expert
mental tramway tracks are elevated so muck
above the carriageway that il is impossible for
vehicles to cross them. The Commissioners
should give speedy attention to the condition
of this and other broken manipulated streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

We are ''es.ly closers'' until September l-Satur-
days 1T o'clock; other days at p. IN.
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JOHNSON & LUTTRELLa
7l3 MARKET SPACE.

RDP II A NM nm 90 NJ ODE, ssss
3 BDbp II ~ IN n NJ 90 m M B 3 ssss:.
WHICH ARE WITH Us LEADING SPECIALITY
CAN BE PURCHASED FROM US NOW AT
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS.
We must make room for novelties
this fall and il you want to buy any
actual bargains take advantage Of our
present offerings.
We mention only few:
Solitaire Rings, stone weighing y carat. S21
Solitaire Rings or Studs, 1 carat. eco.
Lovely Earrings. nearly carats. clio
Marquise Cluster Rings, S35 TO SlO0.
Solitaire Diamond Stud, y Ct. $35.
A21s-carat Solitaire Ring. S1l5.
A44-carat Pair Earrings. s215.
Pendant and Brooch. large stones. ESQ.
AHeart Pendant Of 81 diamonds, $500.
A Star Pendant. IL diamonds. s73.
Elegant 5-stone Hoop Rings, $40 to ESQ.
Unset Diamonds by the carat ct
actual Wholesale price.
We have an immense lot Of Unset
Emeralds. Rubies. sapphires. Pearls,
Opals. Cats Eyes. &c.
R. HARRIS CO..
IMPORTERS OF DIAMONDS.
Corner eth and D sts nv.
sy14-tukth2t
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w oopwARp
AND
LoTHRoP.
10TH. nth AND SIS. NV.
w o o d " A r d

IA URti SEPTEMBER re close az O'clock Sat-
~rdass: other Gags al pm
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The denomination of Gov. Campbell by the
Ohio democratic convention was only what was
expected by-all who had watched the drift of
party sentiment in that state. His election two
wears ago was great surprise TO the repUrbli-
cans and many bitter charges were made by the
friends Of Gov. Foraker that those who should
have supported him either failed to vote or
voted against him. i; Is probable. however.
that the real cause Of Torakers defeat was the
tact that he a third term candidate. There
is an unwritten Law in Ohio. IS well as in the
whole country, that a mau shall not be elected
n third time to the highest executive Office
Gov. Campbell has given the state generally a
good administration, although he incurred
strong hostility in his own party by some of his
acts The wisdom of his course has been
demonstrated. however. and this has silenced
much OF the opposition manifested 4 year ago.
Ii Is claimed by the republicans that they are
now united upon Maj. Mckinley and that, as
the state is naturally republican the success of
the author OF the tariff bill i assured. None
Of the republican leaders, however. believe that
they axe going t. have walk over, and both
parties will put forth their strongest efforts 10
win The fact tina, victory in Ohio at this
time or the platform adopted a; the CONVEX
ton yesterday would b, regarded as "a great
triumph for tarin reform, viii spur the demo-
Gratis L. unusual yIgor and the liyeliest hind OF
. campaign il anticipated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

TPlease don't foreet We close at O p. m,
Saturdays excepted, until APRILl.
eE-Our Guessing Contest closes TONIGHT
ct O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

The store closes O'Clock crenis0s and o'clock
Saturdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

WILLIAM II. McKNEw,
033 Pennsylvania ave. n. W.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

REPUBLICAN LEAGUE CONVENTION.
Gen. Jas. S. Clarkson, of Iowa, for
merly First Assistant POstmaster.gen-
eral of the United States, was uuani.
mously elected president of the Repub-
lican league at Cincinnati last week
to succeed Gen. ]. NJ. Thurston. An
drew B. Humphrey, the present secre-
tary was reelected secretary. Letters
Of regret were read from President
Harrison, Secretary Foster, Senator
Sherman, ex-senator Bvarts, Senator
MandersOn, ]. S. Clarkson. Souve-
Mrs made of American tin-plate, pro-
duced at st. Louis were presented to
the delegates by Congressman Med
ringhaus, as a fulfllment of his prom
Use in Congress that in two years,
American tin upon American iron
would sell at 20 per cent less than the
present rate. A Maryland delegate
added that one Of tina largest canning
establishments In the United States,
at Belair, Md, was buying tin cheaper
now than it did one year ago. The
resolutions cordially indorse President
Harrison's administration, oppose de-
basement Of the currency, demand
protection of the people from usurers
and mOnopolists, prohibition of the
immigration Of paupers ard criminals,
and demand a free ballot aud a fair
count for white and black.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29
Meeting of the Easton District
Preachers Association at
Kenton.

The following is the program of the
EastOn District Preachers Association.
to be held at Kenton, Del, May 11th.
18th and 18th, 1891:
MoNDAY.-Night At 8 o'clock !:
Temperance Mass Meeting, Reys.
Alfred Smith, P. E., R. w. Todd, V. S.
Collins.
TUEsDAY.-Morning - At 1000
O'Clock: Organization 1915 o'clock ::
The Presiding Eldership, Rev. Alfred
Smith, P. E.; 11OO o'clock The Pas
torate, Rev. H. S. Thompson.
AFTERNOON.-230 o'clock The
Higher Criticisms, Revs. S. J. Morris.
Ph. D., William Shecrs, r. H. Adams ::
$50 o'clock The Epworth League,
Revs. V. S. Collins, r. X. Stephenson !;
400 O'Clock Corrupt Literature, Revs.
w. w. w. Wilson, S. NJ. Morgan, T. A
II. O'Brien.
NIGHT.-8.OO o'clock Sermon, Rev.
R. I. Watkins.
WEDN EsDAY. - Morning - 900
O'Clock: Best Methods of Sermonizing.
Revs. w. r. McFarlane, E. c. Nc.
NichOl, J. B. Merritt; 1000 o'clock.
Pastoral Visiting. Revs. N. NJ. Browne.
E. II. Nelson, w. w. Sharp, G. S. Con-
oway; ll.oO o'clock Benevolences.
Revs. W. R. MOwbray, J. A. Arters, ].
ID. Reese, Albert Chandler.
AFTERNOON-23O o'clock; Should
the Time Limit be Removed, Revs. J.
d. Kemp, J. NJ. Lindale, E. E. White
$40 O'Clock: The Woman Question.
Revs. r. W. Todd, James A. BrindIe.
1. Z. Bell, A. T. Melvin 400 O'Clock:
The Formation of Glasses for the Relig.
iOus instruction of Children, Rev. Rob
ert Roe, Frank Fletcher; 4.SO o'clock:
Popular Amusements, Revs. J. NJ. Col.
Inns, J. w. FOgle, J. H. Geogheghan.
I. II. Harding, E. Welch.
NIGHT.-800 O'Clock Sermon. Rev.
h. s. Thompson.
ALBERT CHANDLER,
II. K. STEPHENSON, J Curators
W. w. w. WILSON.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29
Girls Names.

Frances is "unstained and Free"
Bertha, 'pellucid, purely bright;
CLARA, ''clear" as the crystal sea;
Lucy, star of radient light"
Catherine is pure" as the mountain air
Henrietta, Il soft sweet "star;"
Felicia is happy girl"
Matilda is lady true;'
Margaret is a shining pearl; :"
Rebecca, with the faithful few"
Susan is '1ily white :"
Jane has the willows curve and "grace;'
Cecilia, dear, is dim of sight"
Sophia shows wisdom on her face :"
Constance is firm and 'resolute;"
Grace, delicious favor meet"
Charlotte, noble, good repute ;"
Harriet, fine 'odOr sweet -
Isabella is lady rare :"
Lucinda, constant as the day."
Marie means lady fair;"
Abigail, Joyful" as May;
Elizabeth, ian oath of trust :"
Adelia, mice princess proud"
Aagatha lis truly good and just :"
Letitia, "a joy avOwed ;"
Jemima, "a soft sound in air."
Caroline, "a sweet spirit hale"
COrnelia harmonious and fair :"
Selma, "a sweet nightingale"
Lydia, "a refreshing well;
Judith "a song of sacred praise :"
Julia, "a jewel none excel;"
prieoillo ttouo;onA sf 1o-cI
Chicago Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29
a Theological COnundrum.

There was quite a sensation in the
Austin Blue Light COlored Tabernacle
in consequence of some rather pointed
remarks by the pastor, Rev. Whang-
doodle Baxter, on the subject of mar
ital infelicity.
Hits my 'pinion," remarked the
eolored expOunder, humping the pul.
pit violently with his umbrella, "dat
de husband or de wife what breaks de
marriage VOWS should be put to def. u
May ask de reverend pasture a
question" interrupted uncle Nose.
"Sartinly, uncle Nose"
II understand you to say dat de
husband an wife should not be un.
faiffal to one anudder."
"Jess so, uncle Mose."
"Den if dey should not be unfaifful
to one anudder, who else should dey
be unfaifful to in your 'pinion ?"
There was long and painful silence
for several minutes, which was finally
broken by WhangdoOdle saying in a
loud voice:
Uncle Nose, will you have the
goodness to pass the hat"
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

They are having high old time in
Philadelphia over the enforcement of
the ancient Sunday law of 1874. The
members of the Sabbath Association
are prosecuting those who work on
Sunday, and the prosecuted parties are
retaliating by prosecuting the agents
OF the association who pursue their de.
tective avOcatiOns on the Lcrd's day.
The outcome of the struggle is awaited
with interest.