davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
Wospnous BARGAINS In SILKS.

ington- Our buyer. whose opinion is respected and
whose word is Sufficient to many. says: FIGURED
China SILKS like those tciH OFFER Monday at SOC a
yard we're being sold Ereks table at 79c
yard. - . . hare secured the s,.osf
desirable bargains or the season."
2 500 yards 6Sc quality Wash Silks for only 39c .
yard for choice The lot includes paids giace effects
and fancy stripes on cream grounds. All the most
lovely shades Of blue pinks lavenders Nie old rose
tan. navy. &c 1900 yards Soc quality China Silks
for Soc yard. These the quality silks in the
same coors Of figures and stripes attracted such
crowds Tuesday to leading Sixth store In
New York. 800 yards 95c quality silks Tor 44c yard.
in stripes Of navy and white. black and white. And
800 yards 81 quality for only Csc yard. 800 yards
Black Japanese Silks. SOC quality for 40 yard; $50
quality for sc yard $50 yards 27-inch wide Cream
Jap silks. 81 quality. for only 69c yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
INDIVIDUAL WEAR AND TEAR.
An Octogenarian Recounts the Accidents
- That Have Befaiien Him.

An Oct0genarfAn hecounts the Accidents
That Have Befaiien Him.
From the Wilmington News.
Eleazer Chace is now over eighty years of
age. He is a man most highly respected by all
who know him. His has been life Of acci-
dents. Some of his experiences are Us follows
II was sliding on the crust when a boy and
slid over a fence, running stake into me and
making bad wound. Once, when my mother
was making soap, I saw dipper of what I
thought was water and drank three swallows.
1t proved to be strong lye. Ny mother melted
some tallow and gave it to me, and the doctors
said that was all that saved my life. Four times
] came near getting drowned, twice breaking
through the ice into the river, once falling from
raft into the mill pond, and once fell out of
boat into a river. was nearly killed twice
by being thrown from horses, fell from loaded
team to the frozen ground and was picked up
for dead and fell out Of wagon and had q leg
caught between the spokes Of one Of the wheels.
Once / was driving covered wagon when
the sta nchion bolt came out letting the body
down. The rein hook caught me in the fore
head, tearing a great cash, and when fell out
struck my head on the axle. Twice fell twelve
feet from a staging, once fell down trap in a
carriage house on n pile Of boards below and
started rib. 1 stepped on a scythe and cut
my foot badly, and cake of ice fell on my foot
and burst open one of my toes cut my ankle very
badly with an ak, broke a needle in my heel,
which was not removed for two months, aud
stepped on tenpenny nail and drove it into
my foot, making a bad wound, from which
pieces Of the shoe and stocking were removed,
and which had to be cut open and the bone
scraped. 1 had a wIndlass rope break when
trusting up barrel. and it broke out two of my
teeth. have been blown up once when blast
ing stone and badly burned three times NV
hand was caught in the feed roll of picker I
was badly hurt once with circular saw and
again with buzz planer; fell an 1S-inch
belt when it was running, and on top of a four
foot gear when that was running: twice have
fallen down stairs in the mill, the first time
hurting my back badly, the second time start
ing three of my ribs. In the winter of 1912
fell over scale and broke two ribs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
Corros AND CAxsn1o GAaxrxrs
And Corsets.

Combination lots that include the rsms Of the
Palais Royals Underwear Department-esrmsnts that
choice aud expensive that few could afford
them And prices to be lowered 30 that
the outlay will be no more than for ordinary gar
ments.
79c for choice Of 81 6S. u. 4S and 81 IS Gowns,
Skirts. Drawers. Chemises and Corset Covers made
Of fimy cambria and summer weight cottons with
trimmings Of laces made to wash and look - good
new.
9s, for choice Of g. S. O. 25 and 81 % garments
Of all kinds with trimmings . little more elaborate
than above mentioned
SOC for choice of 81 25 81. Is and o. Gowns skirts
Drawers. Chemises and Corset Covers that are made
Of best cambria and cotton. finished like home made
with trimmings neat but rich and dursble-vonderful
garments for q. 81. 10 and Sl25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
Presents Suggested to the Columbia.

Suggestions for an appropriate gift to the
Districts namesake the Columbia, rein order.
A library, a silver service and silver punch
bowl have been severally suggested as suitable
methods OF expressing the pride and apprecia-
ton of the noble ship named in honor of the
District Of Columbia. Naval officers generally
favor the silver service, but they are not alto
gether welded to it in case anything better is
offered. The latest suggestion is that Of Mr..
John P. McKenna, who addresses himself espe-
cially to the citizen soldiers, saying it would be
appropriate for the District National Guard to
present a stand Of colors-"Old Glory" and two
guide flags
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
EMBaornEnrrs AND WHrrE Goops

e2. 600 worth having been secured for less than
O. 600 the following basgains possible and small
margin Of profit remains for the Palais Royal:
Lot l-Sc yard for choice Of Embroideries worth
from 15c to 35c. They range up to 5 inches vile.
in coiors such - red and white. blue and white.
black and white
Lot 2-25c yard for choice Of Cambria Embroideries
worth from 35c to 75c yard Artistic designs up II
inches wide.
broideYies worth to 20c. Only pc yard for those
worth up to SOC yard. Exquisite designs up to 10
inches wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
Prof. Smiths Resignation Accepted.

The trustees Of Lane Theological Seminary,
Walnut Hills. Ohio, have accepted the resigna-
ton of Prof. Henry Preserved Smith, to date
from the end Of the fiscal year, August /.
They protest against the action Of the last
general assembly in criticising Lane Seminary
and have appointed committee to prepare a
circular protest for the information Of the
church. The board has placed DIR. Morris in
charge of the seminary with power to employ
necessary help.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
SUMNER CoRsrrs BELOW Cosr.
81 CH.xors Crows $40

From 1ot IL An and TO .. NJ Monday the
Palais Royals Superior q White and Natural Chamo,s
AousquetATcs at only Soc pair
HANpKERCHrEFs-Scfo for Ladies' 90 Whit Lawn
Handkerchiefs. &c for the 12,<c Handksrchisfs snd
l6c for 25c Pure LINEN Hsndksrchisfs
NkckWEAh-1sc for silk windsora. such q ere
drawing crowds to Altman Co Of 9Th sysuua Hsv
York eAeSs tAsv evs rstasLed at nc eoeA
Be for l23<c and l5o Linen Collsrs
2oc for S5c boxes containing yard, of N.ci Ruch
tns-S yards piain and yards with lsos sdes
UMBhELLAs-s6c for the els 0loris AlR eur
Umbrellas. in blue and black.
Parasols ct 20 per can't discount
FANS-Combinstion lot Of 90 Fans ct q 70 10,
choice. None were less than cas-, some yer, a f
each Another lot. comprising 367 choice Japansss
Fans 81 25c for choice None were less than SO cenr.
soms were % and rs centa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
400 L1srr HOSE. 29c.

The hosiery buyer trumphantly dictates the follow
ing: you say that most " these Lfsis Hose
silk finished and ingram dyed; that they tcar-
ratedtast black and that those boot patterns
bins the latest shades, that none are Worth
less than s5c, that moot are north Lsc. and
that such quality stockings has before been 70
tailed at x9c a pair-here or elsewhere."
eg-over o.. 600 worth Of other hose have been
picked up by our buyer.
UNDERwEAR--The following are among the lots
secured: Low-neck Ribbed Vests q 13c instead Of
25c Childrens Vests aud Pants In sxss to II years
at gle instead Of Csc to Soc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
CARPETS

Also have enjoyed immense sales the
past few weeks. Our offers are in, ari-
ably without parallels. II you'll need .
grand CARPET this fall buy now and
have rs make your order mp for you.
Here's ons offer that1l give you an idea
Of our prices:
MOQUETTE CARPET. 10 CENTS A
YARD. Very best quality; 10 patterns;
25 to 100 yards of each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
PERPETRATORS

Are always In demand. at least ours are.
for An unworthy one can't ind place In
our stock We do not sell cheap RE-
FRIGERAToRS, but we can give you q
standard make at q lower price than
youn ind elsewhere. Go round, and
find that out for yourself
AZ Lor as s6-as hioh as you rant.
ICE CHESTS. WATER COOLERS and
fILfEhS Ut your own prices
Ldroest and Best Ftltsr on earth fos
a. so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

WHITE GOODS-Best Imported Dotted Swiss for
25c yard instead of Soc, 4Oc and 45c.
Only 2Sc for the l6c quality Scotch Swiss in snau
dots.
Sc yard for the Ice shsntone Poneee. with grounds
OF white. navy. black and figures OF colors.
lie. 25c and 40c yard for White Duck for Eton
dresses, &c. That at higher price is all linen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
EPILEPSY OR FITS,

Can this disease be cured Most physicians say No
Isay Yes all forms and the worst cases After 30
years study and experiment have found the remedy
Epilepsy is cured by tt cured subdued by OPT
stes-the old. treacherous. quack treatment Do not
despair Forget past impostiops on your purse past
outrages your confidence past failures Eook for
ward. not backward. My remedy is Of today valu-
able work the subject and large bottle of the rem
edy-sent free for trial. Mention post ONCE and ex
press address. Prof. W. II. PEEKE. +. D.
3aI-so2t 4Cedar ST.. New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
WIRE SCREENS

Are the greatest known comforts for
keeping ont dies and other in sects. We
can sail you ready-made any sort you
want. or We Will make what you want to
your order.
WtndoE Screens. Sc. and more.
Door Sersens. 81 90 and mora
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
WANT A HAMMOCK

ATENr tfor any purpose)f
A CEDAR CHESTf
A BABY CARRIAGFr
OR ANYTHING ELSE you'd uatur-
ally expect rs to keep!
THEN COME TO Us for the proper full
nllrnent Of your want. at q proper sort
Of price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

From Truth.
Mrs Baughro-"I wish the new lady in the
next house were more sociable."
Baughro-"Why?'
Mrs. Baughro-"Dont you see that elegant
hat Of hers Just matches my dress?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
$3.50 ASH SUITE

Good value At $500. three pieces,
finely finished and polished, bureau
with bsvsled plate mirror.
REMARkABLE VALUE You cannot
and its equal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
Entirely Cured
Is THE TERM USED BIZ PATIENTS WHO HAy1
TAKEN DIR. NEwLrNs TRKArxrSI

On the occasion Of his last visit 10 America Sir Nor
ren Msckenzie-the greatest throat specialist the
world has ever produced-in spsakins Of oatArrh In
the United States named II the Great National Dis
ease. and that IT 10 rightly named b apparent from
the fact that 90 per cent OF the people suffer from
tareh in some form. which freQueusly prosrssses
insidiously that notice taken Of IL until Il sects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

wide You know these ribbons to be bargains at
former prices
And probably know Of 35c and 4Sc Millinery
Ribbons. such generally retail 80 and 90 cents
All these in the combination lot 23c yard
vE1LS-13c for 1Sc Tissue Wells, for a5c Sewing
SILK Wells. 13c for 19c and CSC Columbia Wells.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
PORCH, LAWN AND

COTTAGE HNITURE of every
description. - in reed and rattan.
Rockers. Settssa Chairs and the like.
% rSdtexiossslg email prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
An Observation.

From Worlds Fair Puck.
"Are Chicago people fair-minded as ruler"
"Fair-minded? My dear boy, they're Fair
crazy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
MATTINGS.

OUR $500 ROLL-40 yards Good
Strong White Straw Mating.
OUR $3.50 ROLL-40 yards Fancy
China Mating. good quality Big VI
ristV.
OUR $3.50 ROLL-4O yards Extra
Good Fancy China Mating Worth
$50 Choice Of 10 patterns.
OUR 15-CT. JOINTLESS Splendid
quality and good value as ever offered
for ID cents . yard Choice Of 10 pat
tsras.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
READYMApE MUSTARD PLAsrERs

We were the first manufacturers on this
Continent Our latest improvement surpasses
anything ever before produced. 15c., CSC, Csc.
per tin. Be sure to have SEABURY'S. Ask
for them spread on cotton cloth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

some organ other than
the nose-as the bron-
chial tubes-ths lung,
(consumption). the
stomach and intes-
tines. or the ears, q
was the case with lit.
tie Susie Seston OF
North Fork. Va. ,
Temporarily residing
at l4l6 Mass. ave. } in
whose case the catsr-
rhai Inflammation had
extended from the
nose and throat TO the
ears. setting up an
offensive Discharge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
NERr IMPORTANT To Mrx

The following telsxrsm win partly explazn ~hy $50
dosen Percae and Madras shirts VII be hsrs Monday
morning 81 esip sc eaeA. though ~ertA frea q -
l50:
Walter N. sssppachs. Phnsdsiph,A
To A. Lisner. wsshinstcn. d. ca
Your offsr made 10 our Mr.. K for lots snQ 757.
ZOE. 76s received 80 TO save srxumsnt - hsvS
accepted came and vii forward ecods spncrs~~
3ec for 75c quality Summer Bslhresnn shlrs "a
Drawers. IN eli sisssl
loc pair for Frl Regular -msde Bsiossssn ssoss
style hoWinx ends.
How much left unvrittens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

A SPECIAL LOT OF DUCK
STOOLS FOR CAMPING OUT
PURPOSES TO BE CLOSED OUT
AT % CENTS EACH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
OUR CHINAMAN

Has sold for rs thousands upon thou
sands Of yards Of MATTINGs. In that
his picture has attracted hundreds of
economically inclined buyers to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

Covers. Drawers and Skirts and among the lsst man
TONED are the Ballet Skirts.
eLes for the ''Palass Royal" Bridal Underrsr.
ments. including the o. SO. % % and 90. 6s i'm.
ported Gowns. sktrts. Drsvers Chsmisss and corse,
Covers II requires an artist 10 depict French art.
The writer 10 not compstent 10 properly dsscx1bs
these works Of art
SUMNER CoRsrrs BELOW Cosr.
Manufacturers surplus stocks have been secured %
distribute follows: x2c for the 75c veutsstinr Cor
SETS c for the 81 corsets. 49c for 75c J. B. oor
sets. eSc for the sL5o A Ia p. ID. Corseta.
q Need we write that many ladies prefer the COM
forts OF these Light weight Corsets the year around
relying on proper underwear fos warmth in white,
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
SEABURY'S SULPHUR CANDLES:

Prevention IL better than cure, by burning
these candles bad smells in Easements, closets,
&C. are destroyed. and thus contagious diseases
are kept away; also useful for expeIling mos
Quitos and irritating insects. Price, 25c each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

which resisted all efforts 70 cure II until she called on
Or. Newlin the specialist of 1874 st. who quickly
stopped the discharge and entirely cured her Of al
catarrhal trouble In few weeks
Asevidence Of the superiority Of Dr. yewiins treat
ment over others submitted the evidence of veil
known lady Of this city whose statement signsd BIZ
her. IL On ne at his once. She says,
Twas trsaisd bp -four professors On sAs l>edsac
medical colleges or philadelphia and men OF national
reputation. but DR.. Neplia did ne more GOOD On
Ueeks than they did fa II ysars"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

"The services Of our srpsyt
MOVERS. RENOyATORs and PACK
Frs are at Jour disposal at nominal
charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
GREATEST MATING

Ever known in the history Of any bust
ness We've sold more MATTINGS
since February LIST than our fondest de-
sires could have hoped FOR. There's
butts single s1plsnation--we'vs gotten
prices down 50 low that they simply
cannot be sQauisd-that's all. These
offers will doubtless crowd our sales
rooms all next week Only sample
values There's no end to our stock Of
GttJdetl0aS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
TOpur1ly slcK-roOn1S, apartments, etc, use
HYDR0nAPHTH0l PASIIllES.

which In burning, disinfect and produce a
fragrance refreshing and invigorating. 2sc. Der
box of IL. Sole Manufacturers,
81 JOHNSON,
fhs chs%is1s' NEW YORK.
The Progress., 1893-01-28

latter calling he has latterly been as
sociated with Mr.. j. IL. Stephens, un-
der the firm name of Stephens &
Hunter, and his integrity, good bust
ness Judgment and fair dealings with
his patrons won him the confidence
of all who had the pleasure to deal
with him, besides giving him very
enviable position among commercial
men.
The Junior member of this new
firm. MIR. w. H. Hunter, Jr., is also
we'll known to the people of this
community and surrounding country,
having been engaged as clerk in both
dry goods and grocery houses in
Shreveport. He is likewise gentle
man of strict integrity and of good
business tact, and the two, under the
firm name of Hunter Bros, will form
business establishment which will
be credit to Shreveport, and nc
doubt source of good revenue to
themselves. To our friends we com
mend the firm of Hunter Bros, with
the full assurance that they will deal
fairly and honorably with all who
give them their patronage.
The Progress., 1893-01-28
ARCADIA NOTES.

Special Correspondence of The Progress:
ARCADIA, La, Jan. 20.-Last week
Mrs. Marlborough, who has been in
charge of hotel in Alexandria for
the past six months, returned to Ar
cadia and assumed the management
of the Marlborough Hotel. Mr.. &. G.
Cheshire, who had the hotel here dur
ing Mrs. Yarborough's absence, IS
having fitted up and furnished the
building adjoining Mrs. Jackson's
store, and will open hotel there
about February l.
The knights of Pythias, of which
there is large and prosperous lodge
here, inaugurated their officers for
the ensuing year, at their last regular
meeting, d. d. g. G. Ashley officiat-
ing.
The all, absorbing courthouse ques-
ton is now settled as far as votes
CAP. The election took place on the
18th, and resulted in a small majority
Tor Arcadia. Arcadia received 1923
votes and Bienville 1,25S. 1t is gen
orally believed that the decision will
be left with the courts, as Bienville
will no doubt contest the election.
ARCADIA.
The Progress., 1893-01-28
IN FULL BLOOM FOR EARLY
SPRING.

Monday will be a day of record, a
regular bargain market at Zodiag's.
We want your cash and this is our
golden lever to obtain it
Remnants, Remnants, Remnants
Of every description the human mind
can perceive, all left over from the
entire seasons trade, will be market
Ell out and sold Monday for what
they will bring; we don't expect to
receive soc on the dollar for them.
You will miss a grand opportunity if
you let this pass by.
3 solid cases fine Sea Island domes-
tic, regular price 10c, yard wide;
will go SIC.
2 new cases turkey red cslicos
beautiful penang patterns just opened
last night, will 60 at &c per yard.
46 pieces glngham, both apron and
dress, assorted patterns, will go at
7Ic: any other day 10c.
A great variety of French percales
and penangs, cut down from 15c to
9Jc for this special sele.
Over 300 pieces all silk ribbons.
every width and color, will go at 1Oc
ger yard. This will break all previ-
Gus efforts in the ribbon sales.
200 fine corsets. sizes from Is to 30
will 60 at at 45c each; as good as any
81 corset in town.
A big mixed lot of children's fine
Dongola patent leather tip shoes,
tip shoes, sizes 9 10 ii and and II to 2
will go at 75c; regular price, 81 so
We will open the mating season
by offering you the veoy best mating
made for So 80 a roll; regular price
elsewhere $13.
Remember these prices only hold
good for Monday, aud are for cash.
Truly your friend,
HERMAN ZODIAC.
The Progress., 1893-01-28
APPRECIATED MENTION.

We acknowledge with full measure
of thanks the following mention from
the Logansport News, itself a credit
able journal, and SO recognized by
the press:
Mr.. G. d. Hicks is now sole propri-
etor of that valuable paper, The
SHREVEPORT PRoGREss, he having
Lought out his former partner, MIR.
G. G. Williams. The PRoGREss is
one of the best papers in North Lou
isiana, and under the sole manage
ment Of Mr.. Hicks, will push on to
the top of the ladder of journalistic
fame.
We have labored earnestly, with
all the physical and mental genius
which we could command, to make
The PRoGREss a creditable journal,
and being young in the cause, it
gives us much pleasure to note its
recognition by the press fratsrnally.
As before intimated, the News is on
the road to success itself, and is one
of our most valuable exchanges.
The Progress., 1893-01-28

To D. A. Clanton, lot 8, Oakwood
subdivision. ,,
Too. Nj. Lewis and c. w. Miller,
north half section IL, township Il,
range Is. ooo o,o r..
Templeman subdivision: =.
To r.. S. Elliott, lots 70, Y, 73, "a
and rs Gary subdivision.
To J.P. Homer, Home place, (des-
cribed in decd.
ToJM. Plaisance, lots 3, 4, D. d
and z, ten-acre lot "a.
To j. p. Homer. lots ii, IL. l3, H.
Is. 26. 27 and 2S, Oakwood subdlvls-
ion. Lots I3, IA, Is, 16 and ~;
Lands subdivision, Lots |, z, and
the north half of 4, 25, 26 and ~
ten-acre lot 81 >.
To w. A. Graham, north half OF
southwest quarter; northwest quarter
of southeast quarter and southwest
quarter of northeast quarter, section
35, township q, range 10.
The following property has no
owners names attached, but IS listed
for seizure:
Lot 60Ox21O feet Templeman sub
division. North half of southwest
sixth; northwest quarter of southeast
quarter and southwest quarter OF
northeast quarter, section 30, town
ship q, range l6.
The interest of l.. nj. McDufhe
and Mrs. Mary Nj. Manning, IN lands
belonging to succession l.. NJ Nc
Duffie, per partition in book 4, p 66,
northeast sixth, section 80, town
ship II, range IA; north half section
| IL, township q, range 10. Lot ~
Gary subdivision. Half lots 10, IL
and 26 Lands subdivision of tenacrt
| lot q, (tax title). Lots l, 2, 3, 3, 8, .
% and II, ten-acre lot 81. Lots IL
| II. 13, II. Is and 2S, Oakwood subdl-
vision. Lot n, ten-acre lot 81.
The Progress., 1893-01-28
SOME PERSONALS.


Mr.. James Nj. Hoss, of Hale, Ward
One, complimented The PROGRESS
with call this week.
Messrs. j. r. Mccain and John A.
Currie. of the Third Ward, greeted
us in our office for few minutes
this week
Messrs. W. G.. Fowler and j. &.
Lucar, of Danville, stopped in 20 pay
their respects to The PRoGREss Mon
day.
Prof. W. A. LeRosen. of Arcadia,
called in for few minutes last Sat
urday to speak word of encourage
ment and commentator.
Our friend, My j. r. Herndon, OF
Summer Grove, spent a few moments
in pleasant conversation with Us
Wednesday morning.
Bishop Andrews, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church North, is in the
city presiding over the annual con-
ference, which is In session at St
Pauls church
Rev. j. e. Hartzell, ID. d., secretary
of the Freedman's Aid and Southern
Education Society, of the NJ. E.
church and founder of the Hartzell
Literary and Temperance Society, is
in the city in attendance on the
Methodist conference.
The Progress., 1893-01-28
THE PARLOR GROCERY.

The model fancy and family gro
Gerry store of Mr.. Albert Rebstock
has been justly denominated the
Parlor Grocery. Mr.. Rebstock keeps
always a select stock of groceries,
both fancy and family goods, and has
numerous patrons among our citi-
zens. Just now he has fresh arrival
of new goods, among which are i'm
ported jellies, preserves and fine
cigars and tobacco of foreign and do
mestic make. He has just received
a new supply of the Dove brand OF
Magnolia hams and breakfast bacon.
Remember, all goods are sold at low :
est prices, and are delivered free.