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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
erences Idd dress Ys5 5th a 81 pi n@ 'A'' IL
WANTED-BY A FIRsT-CLAss COOK, A PLACE
family good refsrenee caii at iSS st. nw It
WANTED-BY "A GRADUATE OF THE sPEN-
eerisn Business COLLEGE situation as bookfeeper
s;l esss Of references furnished assssss
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w for cooks. chambernaids. waitress laundresses,
sSGGET c6oMss 'ts' So ~ 10Th ST sa
NVANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
maid s5ts1 Sssss rsfsr
erces from last employers. 6l3 7th St n jesa-
WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED WHITE DRIVER
GOOD gardener. F. H. 602 Pennsyiyania ave jes2s'
WANTED : BY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
to stay nights. Call lloS R st. NV. It.
WANTED = EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants trefs private families. hotels rsstau
fS II ith
je7-6t-
WANTED-BY A YOUNG CoLoREp WOMAN.
away for the Apply at 933 St n. je72t'
WANTED :, FIRST CLASS pREssMAKER
NV wishes work by the day. g. L. n0'4 3 5sss St
WANTED. SITUATION BY A PRACTICAL
e.n e eeHer sses aan % or eek IN
ian.iilar with fancy grocery. llqnor meat naTkst
ss.P se %0dsfiis salary Address JAS fSIas
WANTED-BY A CAPABLE WOMAN. A POSI-
w tion in linen room in hotel, chambernaid and
waitress ia private family In mountains in Virginia.
Address KATE. Star Office. Jest.
WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w girls place to for the summer together
chslnberrnaid. waitress laundress in first
family prefer north Apply 800 ST. ". je7-2t'
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A FRENCH YOUNG
w lady maid travelling companion. Address
l. B., Star Office. je73ts
"ANTED-PLACE BY MAN COOK; UNDER
w stands the business thoroughly and has good
ferences. Address 120 sc. s. je6-3t'
NTASTED-PoSITION BY COMPETENT STE
w nographer and typewriter; moderate salary Ad-
dress A. c., Star Office. je6-2t'
MANIFESTATIONS FOR COOKS, BUFFERS
w Wallets. house. pari9r snd ladies' maids. nurses.
walters. male and female clerks. (help northern
cities and resorts-) BURNHAsrS, lilo G st. n W.
je4-6ts
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Pe ss,sdI S,S. HtE5IsaTs NEAR RogND HILL
SS ssn iae sns shady rpqDSs
BRO. faxson p. O., Louaoun county. va je4-sswem
w plantation. fourth mile from Clifton station
~aS asss 1''f fss
Clifton. fsirfax county. Va je2.34s. IL. I5&ls'
RoARpERs WANTED AT PHILoMoNT;
tables ise &c, For particulars address Mrs. JULIA
SUMNER BoAIDERs TAKEN AT PBILoNoNT.
Va one q NE most elevated and
OF shade fruit ice. milk, vegetables, g.; dancing
aress TavENNER nSr sd
- house double porches. shade, good water milk.
rrs rT o or ena hs sNn1s drive rTm aspt Hs
Mechanicsyille. Loudoun county. Va jeleo1m'
THE EpGEMoNr, BERKELEY SPRINGS. A
1 Fsh SsSs tss n0w s Rear tss s
MAGRUDER. Berkeley SPRINGS. West Va. je4-1w'
81 ocUsT LAWN SUMNER BOARDING
rrn;. house ,cs nh. opsn June Table unsurpassed;
shade Address FRANK RIP. bOyds station. Nd.
"A farm. Forest Glen. Nd Plenty of pure milk and
cit: With country fare Address II. r. MAT
EooD BOARD, GOOD WATER, PLEASANT
- rooms shady lawn. milk. fruit and Vegetables.
ST. y
Oakton. Fairfax county, Va. je3-s.s
pleasant DALE HoUsE-BEAUTIFULIYs SIT
con nated ~ miles south of Round Hill. a Lopdoan
Airy rooms long paInia nl s5e ~ " rsfroad
good fresh and fruit n sbuna.n and
Courteous sttantion pad 70 bSas f ers
sons,tsd Address Mrs j. w. HOWELL. Round nm.
TO- and is very desirable country home. special sd-
address Mrs. L. C. JONES. jeI-
A PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, WITH AMPLE
iasr accommodation good fare healthy PLACE intel
cellville. on W. and o. R. r; -
my21-2w' lincoln o.. Loudoun Co. Va
RoCK CREEK INN. FORMERLY CLAGETT
fnS Hss nsas, viii oisn June J. lsa2 most DELIGHT
Esck Greek PARK and i've minutes wais SroG sT"er
spring station For re.erence and information apply
place j. A. cHAPIS. Manager A ave- N m WI & a.
HIGH VIEW HOUSE OPENS IUNE 4: LARGE
airy rooms BATH hct and cold water piano shady
ase TdLIs ssa seyd han %
WARRIENToN: yA,-LARGE AIRY ROOMS AND
w go3d board in Pleasantly located house at War
FLORENCE WILSON. wsrrenton. Va. my2l-lm. M
ssCoMFoRT RETREAT" SMALL But POPULAR
- health RESTORATIVE summer resort. delightfully."-
country la5nries W. NJ CLARK. Keep Tryss WASH
lngton county, Nd. my20-lm
- ooD ".
~ an Old Virginia homestead, at the foot Of the Blue
Ridge near Iuray. comfortably ntted up for summer
boarders Home comfort and first-class board: best
water Inc shade spacious grounds hne trout shing
MasSinr xhn s ha %is rates low ~ hours from
city send for price and further description
D. W. BIOSSER& co.
mylS-lm. Stony Man. near Luray, Va
GLEN MANOR. AT FOREST GLEN MD WILL
~ open June l under frst-class management Only
one block from station miles from Washington on
Metropolitsn branch b. and o. 20 minutes ride.
Snaoe' Peaecs lawn tennis court most romantic
bath room, &c. Terms moderate. Address GIES
MANOR. Forest Glen. Nd. or care OF j. r. HERT-
FORD. 1419 ST.. city. myl2-lIn
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CHIROPODISTS.

oMATTER HOW SORE YOUR FEET MAY
~ be. when we are through with them You can
run mile or jump down stairs II you wish DR
= ]. GEORGES SON. Ills "a. AvE.N.W.
jel-m
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L $40 l1th St nv. 10, Mt Alban, Tennailytown
: .nS large halls ana .Sss ,I p.n, s
i$is y: rs 81 + :. s
i4sS a ss s Ssfs ave q. nj d ios 20
ss Az Az Nv. Hi 81 4 Is q j, ~
~. 81 nv. C2r % l4:9 Chaplin 81 NV, ~ -
- itn &c NV. lqr. 20 29Q6 st NV. f.. 3D. 80
b5ooks Mansion. Brook 1l04 It'll ut me- ~. 30
Az ssnd; -, AT ..l q ngo 7th st me- r........3
:GDiiz g NV. lr IS 606 st ne,
11SdS - u nv, VI ~ 1913 l. st NV, IT.. 81 %
5gg1 2Sd st NV ill.,. 20 1909 Ilth st NV g
M s :te NV g is e s J. T. los. and
lIl2 Corcoran NV. 11r. So dwelling .....-.....2 o
l94 Ne sns e 1893 S sss :. NV !.
OFFICES
f33 1Ft q St nv l4iI z. ave NV "a and
1e2o Pa NV, ID tr 80 1918 81 nv. several rs -
Use cor 9th and SITS -
STORES.
I339 and I741 Pa ave ESQ 7o1 7th st sa5
1 151s x s az, :, nS e ZOO Est
oo 9,I1sy N Art Gallery laS3 IAN sres
Bet oS sts e d1s st nav aye ns % 5
The above houses can be examined by rerrn,t from,
je4 1894 Est NV
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED LADY AND TWO GROWN DAUGH-
w tiers, board. with room. in the country,
within IL miles of Washington not to exceed SIS Ter
month. Address A. G. G., Star office. 1t.
WANTED COUNTRY BOARD-BY A GENTLE
w man with wife. grown daughter, two small chill
dren and nurse. farm house with plenty of shade
grass good country fare. high ground, not too far
from the city preferred Address J. Il, 1872 II ST.
NV jeG-tjtr
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOMS.
w nishe6 secOnd-toor rooms, with gas and water !;
permanent II suited Address, stating terms which
must be moderate, s. F., Star Office. ieS-2t'
WANTFD-ROONS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEP-
w ing also room for horse and buggy; rent not to
exceed S15; central location. Address Box 12 Star
office. 1t
"ANTED-FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
w rooms, all parts Of city cheapest and surest plan
TO secure desirable roorners terms moderate.
SHACKLRF0RD'S AGENCY. AT 1lth st, NV.
my20-2lts
WANTED BY MAN AND WIFE, FLAT OF TWO
w three furnished rooms with hoard, in north
dress Box 1856 Star office. je7-2t'
XNASTED-LARGE. AIRY ROOM, SECOND
Star Office. je6-3t
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
81 ACRES AT LANaDON FOR SALE.

81 ACRES AT LANaDoN FOR SALE.
rare 9Rportgnity Is presented in this onssing of
at the aon and IS they ss'a or S
size: The ground is nigh, rolling and wei drained
ID s: Apply to E. 4. NEWMAN i4os coiY%Sss St.
For sALE.A LOVELY RURAL, HOME; TEN
,Fe from Rfr,sDn shade Oos and
lars write q, ". BELL. HerBdon. Va teS- it,
WANTED COUNTRY HOUSE FOR THREE
w months in MONTGOMERY 60. nd, three bed
from city State location ssd n pre 1ofs 'f s
Star office. jeS- 81
EOR RENTAL HERNDoN. VA. TWO SMALL
wa ate &c. and cheap. Address Mrs H. n. BRADY.
For RENT MILL RENT FoR THE SEASON 4
dress F. C.. Star Office. ,je6-ets
E'oR sAI.E-OR WILL EXCHAN6E-40 ACRES
Ha assr i ss"aes ' fRasR f..
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGES ACRES OF De
q hSis ans ana
quarter miles from Brooks station sP,,v Inquire
te4-1m. 6o7N T. ave. NV.
SUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY. 706
10 lands @ e ss.
counties. Nd and in Alexandria and Fairfa coun-
's s wa wss Aso insures titles Send for Zee list
FOR sALE-coUNTRY PLACES, SUBURBAN
speciality send for large list compiled with care
with map Of the country surrounding Washington,
showing the adacen Mt villages and roads, &c
taken TO inspect property free Of charge. JAMES E.
CLEMENTS, 1921 + ST. NV jel-2w
A GOOD STOCK AND FRUIT FARM IN MONT
"A goInery or Washington county, Md, near railroad
station wanted; Address giving description, loca-
ton and price. STOCK RAISER. Star office. Je312'
EoR RENT..ToR THE SEASON. FURNISHED
Il dwelling; ID rooms; garden good stable. carriage
house hled ice house; magnihcent lawn situate on
Elkridge 10 minutes walk from Relay station b. and
o. railroad IL trains daily from Washington cottage
on same property for rent; not furnished. Apply TO
DUVAL, 1888 ST. W., Washington. Dc. je2-6t
E'OR SALE-A FARM NEAR BRIGHTwOOD; 81
Il acres; price reasonable Address Box 4S4. City r.
u iny31-2w-
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA FARMS; BEST IA
I cities for selling country property; write
aloxue.
my14-1m' JOHN STEPHEN 1913 ST. NV
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOR LEASE FOB ONE OR TWO YxARs-A
well.furnished house. including piano md Nbrnry
r. " S@xe Rs faa:s sesy s;.e, I'd
EO1 RRNf- aI2 ID ST. NE EIdHr ROOMS;
= q N l. rsns Is tn advance. Inquire Sl02 ct
Foa lENT-noUsI eo4 0IH ST. s.I; THREE
nd tatk. u MI J iatrcbeo: iSrwp 0extuo rDve
y ecYTs are }ssE snd airy iaree yard ,. r. Gull
ErOR RENT-0N CAROLINE ST n. W. RET Nth
an9 iotn SITS nice house; has SIX rooms. bath
tmps very convenient 20 herdics and cars; a chance
ses ossnsoe house m the n w. f2S ne ysr Monih
jss6t Ms Est. NV. hcoml.
HsisA.. With bath hSt and cold water &C o0ncr.sed
,,o. ~ AcfI6H1zS : sAIoHsIpER,
2eI-st Cor. 10Th and g SITS.
FoR REHT-lsa0 sra ST n ". BEAUTIFUL
~ 1cIlcR CHI "a i BHfC Il EIDE $50
yeot Cor. 10th and g sts n. ".
EOR RxNT.l24 D ST NE. AsrYLIsH BROWN
stons new h0Iss six rooms and bath Ono boys);
s~ ss oxaEkkp Apply l7lA o0nns'sss. sE'
4 rooms md bstS eisctric beils and al mi $50
100. MctACHLEN BATCHLDEk
9o6& Cor 10th and @ sts v.
EOH RENT-A FIvE-ROOM HOUSE AND GOOD
ceuar; water convenient; large yard and side alley
tt oUS II Per month Inquire 2osS ssd st. Ssesse
EoR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE. WITH POUR
4 rooms and summer Kitchen: good location and
Inquire. after B p M. eos c st ne. 5sS-2a
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ADVERTISING.
MANICURE

HApANE RAYH NAN7cURE AND CHIRoPoD
~ -. as 15fH So LGSThe only iInportsr IN
Hsn1fscslrsr Of fIxE MANICURE zsd CHfRoP0D
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tate and 1 HSFSSi ssSEshS aS6 sPs
,:I 81 sTn .Sss GS%ssss Hsn.. O. -
I4 9nv. sis iosh nv Il
ne is$J i 81 is 9. ), iI5S 4 Il NV
" FURNIsHRS no t1 w. 10 10
I .s; s i H. is.S Is s S
18th near 3, 1fs 800 Ma ave near Cd ls5
:a.ss ss. :, IN p:s FL isss iss g
circle l7r... 800 Dupont cir. Tor 45
H ss',s,n sosn s, IL Is to
: :s.S from ss's d .1S + IRON g s}s .
each.
STORES.
iSso ias SH s is IN IN :. sss;
IS12 ave- rear. ....eSQ l4o3 trear)...-e22 so
iss 0Nn B. q aoLfz2AN. 10Th .nd .,.. nv.
For RENT-COR 18th 1913 w.il.ch. 7r. $50. IS
and sta 14r %. eo5 50 al ST. 25. 50
2S9S St. los, new a g 239 Florida ave NV. H 20
Us a1 rssnsS g. sf f.s.. e:e
FURNISHED.
l4SB Mass ave. 12r $50 2lO6 st.. Tor CAS-
je6-St RUST HUNGERFORD. GA 18th st.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

yEANTED-BYA CAREFULCONPETESTL LADY,
w the care Of furnished house for the SUMMER:
good references. Address B. 2. O.. Star office. je7-'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

EOR RENT-BY r, o. HOFFMAN REAL Is
UNiVRNisHEb HOUSES. 80 =
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sa,s e md g :; ss I, "a q !. st :. y ~
Store cor. Gal. st. and ID
BIZ Spruce ST 8 rooms.
y. Capitol st.. d. 6 rooms, q
1888 Spruce st. g.. all m.
8 and IL N st. u. e., Or, al
S426 z st. n. w.. Or. all m
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WNrfD-A MASTER MECHANIC FOR TIE
W ofeech mechanism shop and master pattern
naAke- at the navy yard. Wsshin-ton, d. c. An ex-
animation Of applicants Will be held beginning FRI
Day, June 10, q the navy yard. Washington. d. C.,
naens-u) master mechanic for the breech mechanism
ehop and CD master pattern maker. The
vi Be open " al who can give evidence Of
tertenee In co2ductinx the kind of work for which
fhey sses empl9ynent aud who are citizens Of the
Z nfted states Persons holding positions at the
ard VII Be emitted to con,getiton on TIE foot
otoe CosnmandAnt. Navy Yard. Washington. ID. G.,
and must be delivered 10 him or before THURSDAY
June No applications received after that date viii
b. considered Each applicant will state in his Ap-
pltcston his RESIDENCE citizenship present
cocupstion tststing shop and position thareinJ aud
previous employment work done The application
vii D. accompanied by evidence ctizensfp and y
ee<tthcstes. Rrefersty from previous employers,
10 ehaxscter habits Of industry and sobrity and sk
and experience IN conducting the kind Of work re-
Applis4nts vii Be informed a. % The date on
1ss elimination VII Be practical IN character having
ton o Be nlled II WI Be- directed 80 aseertainins
she sppcants knowledge Of his business and his pos
eeo11on d the qualities fhsf viii enable him 70 get
vork out Of his The siplicxnts sntecsdens and
sxpcencs in his trsde e veil e the character 81 his
prsy,o0s work. wtn Be scnad~sd y, the board In
yaaktnS its rsrommendsftonA JAMES X. sOIEI.
Asetng Secretary al ths NAVY. mya1. jeans
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SPECIALTIES.

n 0Ts on .HRW cones COMING OUT. But not
HysS - - g. ~ e. 10y. wynksa.
H S1Esf e s e eSssSsTYtaF nSodS. fasssSs4
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"ASTED-SALESMEN. SALARY OR COMNIs-
w sson. 70 handle gr-a;sst novelty patented En-
cloziye terrttory Sells 81 sight Partirula-s free.
Sample Soc UNITY Dc. co. Dept i. Univ bldg
Snaeaeo. ny4-wSso.T
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

LrOR RENT-2D-STORY FLAT OF 3 UNFUR.
l. nished communicating rooms suitable for house.
keeping; bath Oh same floor modern improvements.
104 Indiana ave. NV. jeS-3ts
LNOR RENT
F1rpished and unfurnished Apartments.
The WOODMONT, 18th and Iowa Circle.
ap21 j. +. ROBINSON Prop.
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WANTEp-PUPILs IN RETOUcHING; WORK
w well paid and IN good demand when Competent /;
le2-1ws slR IOfb a. n a
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DOR RENT
l. 1873 sd st, l3r. br,
III 1. store and dwell
ing, with stable. .SS3. "a
290l Y st, br, III i. Sr. 30. b
1891 y st. br. mi, 16r. :. 40
SoI y st, 13r. br. III i. 30
3;f! Pros ave. br. mi
ss @; p st. i sr. or. 49,. II. e g
:s54l III st, br, III i, GRID. 80
N2l 5 st, #, 8r. 15
1910 32d, br and st,
&. .::..-... liz 10
pos y st. br, 4r......12. 20
27l0Nst. br. 4r. LIP. so
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40 Gnnton building, room
30 Central building. room
II. 10
30 Central building, room
II L.
% Central building, room
IL ..-.....-..-.... III
20 Central building, room
IN %--:....-.:.....-lQ
% Room 4, 1899 r st. 49,. 10
20 Gunton building. room
81. -
ID Gunton bulldog, 2 base
lnent rooms .........S
ID 4dS La ave. front room,
4th floor. g
10 4@ La ave. back room,
81 Oo noVE ..........-......
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NICE BoARD-FRUIr. VEGETABLES. fCF. &C..
r. t SI9 per monsh Psr week Hish situation,
well ventilated. Reterences eiven. Mira \. L. WAY
MAN. Msterioo. Cllreer county, Va jes-3'
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

I>OR RENT--A VERY DESIRABLE NORTH SEC
Il ond-hoor back rooua with large closets; suitable
fos tg9; S25 per poqtA each vita good board TIE
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS IN OUR NEW
l. building, 619 st. n. suitable for logiti-
mate business Also unfurnised rooms in the UPPER
stories Tor rent. WRIGHT SrOCKETT. ieS-tit
LIOE RFNT-DESK ROOM IN OUR OFFICE AT
l. 1918 G St NV front room first floor; 50 per
month. J. l.. JOHNSTON co. ie{j- :3ts
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

DOR RENT-TwO-STORY BRICK STABLE IN
i rear Of 2120 18th st. W. four stalls and room
for four carriages rent sl2. Apply to GEO. Y.
WORTHINGTON, 800 18th st. NV. jeS-3t
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L,OR SALE-wHO Is W. L. GEYER. HIS PLACE
Is the cheapest in the city to buy your carriages
wagons harness. robes and whips cash time
Carriages for hire. TELEPHONE cau, 1890.
CAFIIAL CARRIAGE AND
HARNESS BAZAAR,
my26 466 Pa ave n W.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-15
A CYCLONE IN PROSPERITY i.
Newberry and Laurens Counties Wis
tied by q Terrific Wind.

Newberry and Laurens Counties Wis
tied by a Terrific Wind.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., Sept. 14.-Portions Of
Nswberry and Laurens counties were Wis
tied by a destructive cyclone yesterday.
The worst effects are seen near Prosperity,
ard tall trees were sent whirling in the air
Cor miles and then dashed to the
earth with fearful velooity aud
force. Devastation and desolaion marks
the cyclones path, which is 800 yards in
width and about 10 miles In length. So far
as heard from great deal OF cotton and
corn is destroyed Many mules and horses
were injured and dwellings have been
blown away. In many places The earth is
torn as if by an earthquake. The Grove
academy Is completely demolished and the
buildings near by have been raised from
their foundations and set fifteen feet from
their SITE The cyclone passed through O
buryiug ground, swapping off tombstones as
II they had been reeds, and Mrs. John A.
Thieley Of Prosperity is lying In danger.
GUS condition from having been sntangled
in telegraph wire and charged with cleo
trlcity. About the same hour another
cyclone visited the upper section Of the same
county about thirty miles distant, injuriug
five persons.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-15
rILLMAN DEFEATED.
.urns Of the Second Primary Eomi-
res TaIbert in the Fourth District.

paturns of the Second Primary Eomi-
mates Talbert in the Fourth District.
COLUMBIA, s. e.. Sept. 14.-There is now
m doubt that Uncle George Tillman has
baan defeated for denomination in the
Fourth congressional district by "Uncle
Jsspern Talbert. The returns from the
.acond primary are meager, but enough
"a known to make it clear that
TaIbert is the nominee. Tillman's own
county, Edgehejd, gives Talbert 200
This is Col Tillman's eighth term IN con-
sress, and it was thought that he was in
Sincible in the district but ne bucked
AGAINST the alliance, and many persons
o5snlv accuse his brother, Gov. Tillman,
with having thrown his political influence
tn Talbert in the race. A recent card
tbst Congressman Tillman published In the
Psgister abusive OF the NelOs and Courier
FOR having the figures for himself and
Talbert transposed in it's columns is said to
have lost him hundreds of votes in
the second primary. Ii transpired
that the COtlrier's reporter was not respon-
sible for the figures having appeared wrong,
because Talbert was the one who had them
changed on what appeared to be good su-
thCrity. This card proved a potent factor
against Congressman Ttllman, particularly
hi Hampton county, where scores OF bis
friends dropped him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-15
Re c!pe for Cholera.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 90, 1S5

AUGUSTA, Feb. 90, 1855
Ny Dear Brother Cooper:
Yours Of the Sth inst. asking my recipe
for the cholera was duly received and
would have been answered before, but l
could not ct once put my hand upon the
recipe l wished. The one to which I re-
ferred was always used by me AT THE COM
MENCEMENT of the disease | knew the
symptoms and had in no instance ocoa-
sion 70 use any other remedy. 1t was as
follows:
Ttnct. Rhubarb, atsaspoonfuls.
Ilnct. Ginger, teaSpoonful.
Tinct. Laudanum, 20 drops.
Essence Peppermint, 10 drops
In wineglaSsful Of water.
The dose should be repeated IL necessary,
but after how long a time my ex-
perieuce does not show me, as
l never had occasion to repeat
it. There ars other recipes more powerful.
but they are unsafe except In the hands of q
medical man. My rule is always to call
physician, If one can be had, as he NAV
know different treatment called for under
the peculiar circumstances. EVERYTHING
depends upon knowing the symptoms 50 ns
to give the disease no time to gain upon the
system, and yet to avoid the danger of civ
ing too powerful medicines when it IL not
cholera. l trust you may never have occa-
sion to treat the disease. Very truly yours
J. q. BrNNEY.
The above letter speaks for itself. After
serving the Savannah Baptist church as
pastor, DR.. Binney went as a missionary to
Burmah, and on his return was called to
Green Street church. Augusta.
T. B. COOPER.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-15
A NEGRO BOY DROWNED.
A Man Plsyfully Pushes Him Into
Creek-Charged With Murder.

A Man Plsyfully Pushes Him Into a
Creek-Charged With Murder.
ATLANTA, Ga. Sept. 4-Rufus Lee, a
negro boy 10 years of age, was playfully
pushed into a canal IN North Atlanta yester-
day afternoon and drowned.
For some time past three brothers named
Greenlee have been superintendiug the
grading of the belt road of the Georgia,
Carolina and Northern from Deoatur, In
order to draw the flow OF
water from Peachtree creek off
a canal was dug TO 10 feet in depth,
which has been used as a bathing place and
a general scene Of frolic. Several times
boys have been pushed into it, who suc-
ceedsd in swim ming ashore with no further
damage than drenched clothing. Greenlee,
aniddle-aged man, pleyfully pushed young
Lea into the water. Those on the bank
stood waiting to see him rise, but they
became alarmed after few minutes
when he failed to come to the surface,
Greenlee dived into the canal for him and
MADE vigorous effort to rescue the drown
Ing boy. The body had been washed into
deeper water, however, and this morning
had not yet been recovered. The police
we're notified this morning aud warrant
charging Greenlee with murder issued.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-15
WHY EDITOR MYERS RESIGNED
he Believed Col. Lester the Right Man
for Congress.

he Believed Col. Lester the Right Man
for Congress.
STATEsBoRo, Ga, Sept 14.-Editor
Morning NeWs: The sensation here
just now is the withdrawal of J.
Myers, Esq. from the editorial manage
ment Of the BaGIloch County Banner, the
organ Of the Peoples party of the First con-
gressional district. II has been known for
some time that Mr.. Myers has not been in
full accord with his board Of directors, he
having refused to support the Weaver
ticket, while indorsing in an editorial Col
Lester, and advocating his reelection.
On Sept. an article giving sketch OF
Mr.. Kemp's life was sent him from head
quarters, with instructions that it be pub
lished as an editorial, and also that Kemp's
name be 'hoisted az the masthead of his
paper" for congressman from this
district. This Mr.. Myers refused to
do, and at once sent his resignation TO the
board of directors, which, 1t seems, sur
priSed them no little, as they had q commit
tee to call upon him, asking him to recon-
slider same. But he was immovable, and
the Banner no longer has the might Of his
pen.
Mr.. Myers Is now In the Bay district
where it is predicted he lie undoing some of
the plans put up against Lester by the party
which tried TO coerce him into the support
Of men he does not believe to be properly
qualified to represent the people.
Our VIvE,