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NAVAL BUREAUS ACCOUNTS.
Further Consolidation TO BE Made b.

FuTt her Consolidation TO BE Made by
Secretary Herbert.
Secretary Herbert is considering a plan
10 fguhrT consolidate the bookkeeping and
accounts OF the various naval bureaus which
was one OF the great reforms instituted
by Secretary Whitney eight years ago.
II was found al tEat time that consider
able duplication occurred due 10 independent
action on the part OF the nine bureaus Of
the department and IN a general order
the stores, ordnance, steam engineering,
equipment, construction, and yards and
docks We're placed under the Sole charge
oftae bureau Of supplies and accounts.
Secretary HerheH yesterday had the
hp0klpepers Of all the bureaus in his Of
foe Tor consultation on the advantages and
disadvantages OF transferring ala accounts
TO the paymaster generals office While
some strong objections 10 the proposition
were developed in the main il appeared
that the Interests OfecOnOrny would deserved
by adopting the cenJranzing scheme
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| One Cent RsIt PsT
No advertisements less than loe
BRINGING IN LUNATIcs.
Maryland Farmers Stimulated by st.

MILL lsiAlN Eatiltt-lE NAiHihAhAtu fN 81.
Elizabeth's Offer of Reward
SanHary oulcer + rank had an application
yesterday morning that shows how Wash
ington is saddled with the maintenance
oruuiouunatesfrOm Marylanda Virginia
A farmer from near Marlboro camc IN
with supposed lunatic, picked up on the
road near bis home. when he explained
what he wanted. Mr. Frank said promptly:
You brought this man in 10 get the 50
reward offered at St EliZabeth's for
escaped hInaucS2''
The former admitted he had and had
found already the man was not known
at ST ElZaheth's. He added that he had
made several - bills by returning luna
tlCS there
well continued Mr. Frank, i ought
really 10 have you arrested under our ordi-
nance Tor bringing such man into the
District. Why diaH You take him TO the
sheriff az Marlboro"
How could I know, then. whether he
WIS from ST Elizabeth's and get my
reward answered the Marylander.
That makes no difference TO as You
have aO ril-ht 10 bring insane men here
The farmer then promised to take his man
back. II sometimes happens in such cases
tint the unfortunate is turned loose IN
tie suburbs aud the District must support
him
The man brought in this morning was
GCCcntly clothed and seemed entirely
sound When asked VINO he was and where
be lived however, he said he didu't know
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Real Estate Transfers

WHhelmina Beha, to John w Gregg
west 20 feet Of lot Is, square 5l3, $4,000
Wm J. Beha 10 wilheImna Refla, west 20
feet of lot 18, square GLIB, quit claim
Daniel O. C. Caliaghan and Joseph J. Dar-
lngton, trustees TO Patrick Sullivan, north
halfof original of lot 9 square 5S3, 50, 100
Alexander Elliott and wife to VIM c.
woodward, part of lots and 8 in Kelly
surbuTb, square 733, $40 Charles H.
FiCklung and wife TO Watson F. Clark,
an unnumbered lot in square 100, BeaITs
addition, Georgetown, 81, 900 Henry e.
Lewis 10 Frank E Murray, lot 40 in
Lewis STANDARDIZATION, square $50, SO.
Florence C. Radcliffe TO Frederick b. Dal-
rymple, lot ia in JoInson's subdivision,
square l52, SO. Adam H Ritter to John
T Clements, undivided Ia interest in
part Of lot in Todd's subdivision, square
527, $40. John p. Shepherd and Hugh
Aelson- trustees, 10 Campbell Darlington,
lOt II, of square $50, 81, 400 f. Franklin
Schnider and wife 10 David S. Hendrick,
lot 26Z in Schneider's subdivision, square
1866, Sl3, ,500. Mayr s. Theisz To Curtis
" Holcomb, lot in Dayjdson's subdivision.
square 1858. 50 600
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOC 4

PROP POSAL FOR THE EXTENSION
OF electric light plant at the Navy Yard,
Washington, ID. C.-Bureau OF Yards and
Docks, Navy Department, Washington, d.
c, july 8, 1895 Sealed proposals., in
duplicate, endorsed proposals for eXten-
sion OF electric light plant. Navy Yard,
Washington, ID. c., y viii be received at this
bureau until l O'Clock r. m on Wednesday,
July "a, 1896, aud publicly opened i'm.
mediately thereafter SpeCulations and
blank forms of proposals VIII be furnished,
and plan Of the Yard may be examined,
upon application to the Commandant of the
Washington Navy Yard. Responsible Sc
curty VIII be required for the faithful per
formance OF the contract, and the right is
reserved to reject any or all proposals not
deemed advantageous to the government,
and 10 waive defects. a certified check for
$500 must accompany the proposal as a
guarantee that the bidder viii execute the
required co=,Eact within l0t days after
his proposal has been accepted. and give an
acceptable bond With satisfactory surety
in a penal sum equal 10 twenty (20l per
cent. of the contract price, conditioned upon
the faithful performance of the contract
f. o MATTHEW'S, Chief Of Bureau
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Greneers Comtnp Fas,

The lower class Of Mcxicaus-"greasers
they are called out West-are enigratipg
East in large numbers. In the past five
wears such inducements were offered them
in southern Texas as cheapfarm hands that
they brought all their friends on. and now
there are large ''greaser'' colonies al over
southwest Texas
But emigration is SO great that even Texas
hasn't room for them. and they are now
Hooking TO The north aud east A few
years ago Mexican labor was totally un-
known IN the Southern States: now it is
plentiful. They are so successful as cheap
farm worker sin the Southern States that
they are steadily coming this way, having
already reached as far as central Ohio. A
large number Of them are in Chicago, where
they introduced Mexican dishes at the
Worlds Fair.-l2Xchange.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK AND
WASHINGTON

NORFOLK AND
WASHING TON
STEAMBOAT &C.
BY Daylight to Fortress Monroe
and Norfolk
By the Powerful New Palace steamer
Newport News"
In addition Co the regular daily niGhs
Service bySteanlersN y OrfOl K and Was ShingtOT.
The new steamer. Newport News, com
menClng on July the 4tn. 1895, viii be
placed on the route by daylight on the fol-
lowing schedule,
VIII leave Washington on the morning OF
the 4th. at 9 O'Clock sharp, arriving at Old
Point at $50 and Norfolk AT 6 80 p. m
Returning. leaves Norfolk at D. m and
Old Point aJ $40, after the fireworks,
and arrives IN Washington at 6.45 mex;
After July the 4th he following schedule
VIII be IN effect during the months or July
ana August.
July the 5th, and every Sunday, Monday,
wednesday. and Friday, at : a m, aTriy-
ing at Fortress Monroe at o 80 and Norfolk
at $50 y. N Returning leaves Norfolk
On Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, a5
7.45 a N. and Fortress Monroe at $50
a. m, arriving in washington aC 6:45 .. IN
the setamer returns anne nIgnt, leaving
Norfolk at 8, and Fortress Monroe at
S.40 p m, arriving IN washington nex6
morning at Z o'clock
II desired passenger can go in either
diTeCtlOnhy daylighC and returHOnOneO Ofthe
regular night steamers, Was mDgtOn OF
NOTIblk. on same Gay only. rare Tor
the round Grip. So. so All tickets by day
steamer VIII nor BE- homo red TOrrefUrDpaSS a ge
UnlessuS ed OHuT befO brett he How iilg m0Fning,
after date stamped ON back
Connections made at Norfolk by the
day and night steamers with the elegant
steamers OF the Old Dominion SteamS MP
Company. fOTNew York and the Summer re-
sorts of the East, and with the Merchants
and Miners steamers for Boston and PrOvi-
deuce, with the Chesapeake ana Ohio Rail-
road at Old Point for Richmond and the
West. q Norfolk with SeabOGrd Air Line
for Raleigh. Charleston. and Atlanta.
with the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
the Norfolk and Carolina. and Norfolk and
Southern. and with the Virginia Beach and
Ocean View Railroads.
Steamers Norfolk and Washington viii
continue regular night schedule as here
tOfGTe, leaving Washington every evening
in the year rom the wharf, foot OF Seventh
street. at : p. N
Tickets OuS1le at corner New York avenue
and FifteeuJ h street northwest, and at 1921
619, and 513 Pennsylvania avenue north
west.
All other information desired VIII be
fuTuis he'd on application 20 the under
signed at the cOmpany'S wharf. foot Of
Seventh street. Telephone No. 750
JOHN CALLAHAN
General Manager.
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SUGAR CoNsUMPrIoN TABLE.
Each Man. woman and Child Used
R3 IL Pounds Last Near.

Each Man. woman and Child Used
G3 - Pounds Last Year.
Mr Wouhington Ford. Chief Of the
Bureau OF Statistics Treasury Department,
has prepared tables and maps showing
the sugar consumption of the United States
from S1OrO 1894
The amount OF sugar consumed duriug z
tire calendar wear 1894 is stated at a
little over .OoU,OgO tons, or So ID pounds
Ior each man. woman and child in the
UH.taG States. In 1850 the per capita
consumption was 43 pounds. In 1891 the
per capita consumption reached G6 pounds.
or the sugar consumption in S94 1900
Coo tons were imported, the balance being
domestic production. mostly from cane.
creased from 10000 tons in 1850 to
34G, 600 tons ia 1894.
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Dnnth Rnte Encrenses.

The number OF deaths reported at the
health department during the past week
was 1872 as compared with 1O5 in the week
previous, and the rate rose from 900 to
25.25. The increased mortality was con-
fined mainly to infants under five years
OF age. Of whom seventy-five died. This
exceeds the average mortality OF this class
hr nearly GO per cent. The principal causes
thereof were cholera infantum, tectling
and various inilammatory ailments Of the
int stues among adults there was less
fatality. Of which heart and kidney maladies
were tnc most tEroEIinentcaUseE. There was
one death from scarlet fever and one death
from dipftheTia reported. W,lile there
was no reported death from typhoid fever
during the week. there were thirty deaths
thCrefrom during the last half Of the fiscal
year. as against fifty-one during the cor
responding period last year.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
In, the Supreme Court of the District O.
Columbia:

OOtuluDld
William L. Peabody, executor of the last
uOfNehemiah Cobb, VS.. The
Board OF Education of the Presbyterian
Church in the United states of America, ct al
Equity 1892
On motion Of complainant by his solicitor,
Mr.. w. W. MiIlaf, it is this Sd DAY OF
JULY, 1885, ordered that the defendants,
the Board of Education of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States of American
Board of Home Missions of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States of America: the
Boardof Foreign Missions Presbyterian
Church in the United States of America;
the Board of the Church Erection Fund ofthe
GeneralAssembly ofthe p resbytprian Church
in the United States of America; the trustees
ofthe Theologi ical S Seminary OF Aubunlinthe
in the State of New York, and the American
Missionary Association, cause their appear
ance to be entered hesein on or before the
first rule day occurring forty days after
this day, otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case Of default
The object of this suit is TO obtain a
construction of the will of Nehemiah Cobb.
deceased, to sell the real estate of which
he died seized, and determine the respective
rights of the defendants in the proceeds
thereof
Provided that copy of this order be
published in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Times once q week
for three successive weeks previous TO said
day.
(By the Court ET. BINGHAM,
Chief Justice.
True Copy. Test J. R. YOUNG,
Clerk, etc.
By NJ. A. CLANCY,
Assistant Clerk.
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MRS. DoUGLAss ASKS FoR MONEY.
She Wants Five Thousand Dollars
From Ifer Late Fusf1and's FHtate.

She wants Five Thousand Dollars
From Her Late Husbands Estate.
Mrs Helen Douglass, widow of the late
Frederick Douglass yesterday filed a
pe'uion in probate, asking The court to
advance to her $4,000 oIU OF the assets OF
her deceased husbands estate.
The Iiual settlement Of the estate cannot
be made before May %, 1886, she said
in her petition, and she asks for the above
amuInt 40 cover living expenses
The petition sets forth that the widow
aUd the son. Lewis II Douglass. as exc
CutrIE and executor respectively. had over
S3E.O00 in assets Of The estate in their
hands and that the debts were so COM
p8rativgly insignificaat that the amount
prayed for could be easily advanced.
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FidelItv AssembIv. q of IT,. E1ection.

Fidelity Assembly, K. of L., Election.
Officers have been elected for the ensuing
y term by Fidelity Assembly, No. 2o31.
X. of l., as follows:
Master workman, Frank Burns: worthy
foreman. Al. Burns; worthy guide, Sam
Uel Armstrong; almoner and stafistician,
william Ii. G.. Simm ons; financial secreta ary.
John Pierpont: recording secretary, Matt.
Ash; treasurer, L. Compton; worthy inspector,
William Hunt; outside esquire, Pierce
Rowan. Delegates appointed to Federation
of Labor, william Hunt, A Burns; S.
Armstrong, T. Curran, and H. l. Strib
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Mrs. wtnsIow's soothing svruD.

Has been used for ever fifty years by mil
lions OF mothers for their children while
teething, with perfect success. 1t sOOths
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy
Tor diarrhoea. Sold by druggists in every
part OF the world Be sure and ask for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and
take no other kind. Twenty-Five cents
bottle. 3y2, ,tu, thu, ,Su-tf
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| One Cent usR1 Paa
No advertisement less than los.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE copartnership heretofore existing
between L. NJ. Cook and G. II Sparks
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
L. Nj. Cook assumes all liabilities and viii
collect ali accounts due the firm. The busi-
ness viii be from this date conducted by
l.. NJ. Cook under the firm name of l.. N
Cook Co. l.. NJ. COOK.
July g, 1895. G H. SPARKS.
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LOST.

LOST. strayed or stolen from Suitland.
Md, gray mare, about IA 12 hands,
five years old. Any information address
j. E. 0GLE, Brandiwine, Nd. jy11-3t
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FOR RENT-Brick house; seven rooms;
No. 2204 st. NV. papered: gas; water;
latrobe: hallway; good yard; wood and coal
shed; $3.50 per month; alley in rear.
Inquire at corner ed and 1 SITS. NV, or
at Wescott 6 WileOX's office. iy97t
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Steamer Manchester to Marshall Hall
and Indian Head, Thursday, Friday, and.
Saturday evenings at $3.50 p. III.
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FOR sALE-HoUsE.

FOR SALE HOUSES Brick dwell
ling; one square to Pennsylvania ave-
nue. cars; price 81 500, SI0O, S15 monthly;
large yard. EASTERDAY & HALDEAIAN,
GIT 18th st. 1t
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| One Cent Hssp R5a
No advertisements less than f0c
WANTED BoARDERs.
Il WISH to accommOdate 6

l. WISH To accommodate or board
ers at $l5 per month; good table, fine
water; lovely mt. view; near church and
depot plenty good milk and shade. Mrs.
JOS THOMP son, Linden, Warren co,
Va. Ice 1t
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wANTED-A few boarders at Hal
pine, Nd, Met branch B. * o. X. r.
Address or apply 1889 18th st. NV. I'd
flat Jy10-3t
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FOR SALE-I.oTS.

A BEAUTIFUL Building site on
New York ave. bet. lst and n. Cap. SITS.
NV will be sold Friday evening at M.
Jy11-2t
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STORAGE.

ST0RA GE-For furniture and house
hold goods, 5c load Place best To-
Gated in town. Call or address Chas Baum,
3l49tnst. NV. je 14-lm.
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One Cent us15 P5s
No advertisement less than 1O:.
PIE RSONALS.

THE 3DAYS' CURE For men.
This remedy cures in 3 days or no
charge. Consultation free Dir. MCKEE.
HAN, 716 18Th st. NV jy9-7t
a DOLLAR saved is a dollar made.
You can save 'severial' of them by
coming to lis for an elegant custom made
suit but slightly worn, at figure that
Will surprise you. JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
619 ID st. NV. jy9-7t
nR. FERDINAND AGUIRRA. Dentist
from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and
Columbian Universities. has moved TO 927
9th st. NV. Prices Reasonable. Work
guaranteed for ten years.
PROF. CLAY. Oldest established ad-
vertising ciairvpya2lt, medium aud for
tune teller in this city, removes all your
troubles; tells from cradle To grave; ad-
vico on business, lowe affairs. losses or
matrimonial adventures: unites separated
and causes speedy marriage with one you
love by proper advice. Call and be CON
WINGED that ! can work a case quicker
than any medium yop ever met Fee, 80
cents. Hours, 10 to 8: open Sunday
489 ST. bet. l-2 s.nd 6t1 ST. sw
M MEGE. ESTELLE tells all the
events of life iii German and English;
hours, 8 a. IN. 10 10 p. m; % and 90
cents; cures all cases ofsTunning or dry
A ALTCE-How lovely in you telling me
about those 90 visiting cards for 25c.
that Harry Park is printing at 920 ST.;
also other printing cheap. FRED. Je12-1m
FEM DISEASE Nervous
and Chronic Disorders are cured by
DR.. Brooke, OF Els Sd st. NV Hours, 8 to
IL Il. m, to 8, to 8 p IN. Consulta-
ton free. 2lS Sd st NV. jc21
EGYPTIAN GYPSY - Seventh
daughter OF the seventh generation; can
cure diseases as well as tell fortunes;
she can take off spells and cause TO marry,
as well as tell you the past and future;
persons calling at the tent, next TO rail
road. will sk for MAZDA NJ BURNETT.
Take lexington and Soldiers Home
cars jy7 It
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THE 3DAYS' CURE For men.
This remedy cures in days or no
charge. Consultation free DR.. MCKEE.
HAN, ZIG 18TH ST. NV. iy9-7t
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SUMMER RESORTS.
JOENsONs. Colonial Beach, {

JOENSON'S. Colonial Beach, on river
front Excellent table; terms reason
able; special rates TO parties. Address
MIS- c. E JOHNSON jyI1-4t
COLTON on the Potomac, Md The
most delightful salt water resort near
Washington. Finest table and best beds on
the river. Run by owners this season.
Sterling attractions engaged. No pains
ard expense spared TO render it a first
class resort for business men, journalists,
and their families Rates, 81 90 per DAY;
reduction 10y the week or month. Steamers
ArTowsmith and Wakefield daily Je22-1m
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND,
On the Crest OF the AHcsheu.e3
SMain Line B. & o. r. RI
sEAsOH OPENS JUNE 22nd. 1898.
Rates SEQ, $50 and 500 a month. accord
ing TO location Furnished cottages, with
facilities for housekeeping, if desired.
$3.50 to 5000 per season. Address
GEORGE d. DesHIELDs, Manager,
Cumberland. Md
HOTEL TANoMA
North Tacoma, d. G.,
Now Open.
tel5-1m WALTER BURTON.
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD,

ALTON CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS
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nR. FERDINAND AGUnERA, Dentist
from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and
Columbian Universities, has moved TO 927
9th st. NV. Prices reasonable Work
guaranteed for ten years.
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EDUCATIONAL.
NORW OOD INSTITUTE.
WASHING TON, ID. G.

The Fourteenth session will omen
Tuesday, October LIST.
Address MRS. wM. D. CABELL,
Principal.
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FEM LIE DTSEA SES. Nervous
and Chronic Disorders are cured by
DR.. Brooke, OF 21S Sd ST. NV Hours, 8 to
IL Il. m, to 5, to 6 p m Consulta-
ton free 21S Sd st NV ic21-tf
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MISCELLAN NEOUS.

ssrgNHERE ARE OTHERS" IN THE PRINTING
business, but few concerns ike The Law
Reporter Company, of 5lS Fifth street north
west You'll fndi q positive relief to trade
there. Do it Ii. w. MOORE, Mgr
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ALTCE-How lovely in you telling me
about those 90 visiting cards for 25c
that Harry Park is printing at 920 St;
also other printing cheap. FRED. Je12-1aI
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FAMOUS no. 9. 1904 Pa. ave.
NV. iy97t
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PERSONALS.

GO TO
CONNOR BROS.
Plumbing, steam and hot water heating,
1542 9th ST. NV. Jy10-T
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DR.. TIA YLOR. 600 st. NV, makes
full sets of teeth for So; satisfaction guar
anteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling, 81; amalgap, SOC. je13-3m
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M ME. ESTELLE tells all the
events of life iii German and English;
hours, a. IN. TO 10 p m. % and 90
cents; cures all cases ofsrunning or dry
sores e13 18th ST. NV ie29-1m
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w MT ED-First-clas experienced
mangle hands; best wages and steady
work. Apply GODFREY LAUNDRY CO,
1928 + st. jy11-3t
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STEA N BOAT c.
BY Daylight TO Fortress Monroe
and Norfolk.
BY the Powerful New Palace steamer
Newport News -
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

MA i'll gold property; just in
vestigate and see. GOLD, this office
ivq-3t
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| One Cent r5ap R5a
NO advertisement less than 10c.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

WA NTED-A competent nurse girl
Apply with reference at 1882 9th st.
NV. 1t
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-06-07
no FLORIDA IN A HURRY.

That is ihc WHy yau gO on Che famous spike
Flyer train, which carries elegant Yestlhultd
slecpIngcur through from Nashville tu Jackson
Vile. iia., hy CHATTANOOGA, Lookout Mountain,
heuesuw Mountain, Atlanta Maroon ,Ha Triton.
leaving Nashville .50a m. daily. i1kIngup dlIect
eOuuowIOulu Union Depot, Nashville, With night
trains from Western Kentucky and West Tonnes
See. iu addition, the "ouicksiep' sepperleaycs
So Louis dailyT40 a.m. and runs t0Jack0nylIle,
Fla, over slme route without change. HN this
route yuu pass through lhe largest cities, grand
est mountain scenery, more points ol historical
interest, ihan by any other line leading 20 Florida
and the Southeast Berihs secured through iu
advance upoua application Cal ON or Writeto w.
a. johnson, Ticket Agent, JohnsOnullc, Tenn,
or w. J. Danley General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. Nashville, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-06-07
NOTICE TO
Ginseng Dealers and liggSIS

We viii Pay you the Following Prices
Gngseug, No. Dry. ....S2 60 to SO. % per pound.
Long Egrette Plumes.....Si.5O TO Sc per ounce.
Short Egrette Pumes.....S2s to $50 per ounce.
BeeswaX, No. Prime. ~ to 80 cents per pound.
Rubber, Clean" 80 to 81. % per 100.
Write for prices at any time Ship often and
keep posted. We remit same day or day after
receiving shipment.
C. H. MOSHER & CO.,
Columbia City, Ind.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-06-07
OUR CLUBBING OFFER.

1857 special arrangements We u1eI Home and
Farm iu combination with lm CiNQNlCLE Tor
being iaH pfeeoi eut paper None. lhls isior
vince, $50 send Home and lHm one year free
Home lud lNru ls llpaEp agricultural Journal
made hY FARMERS iDf farmers lls home depart
Wput is uuelurd. lts ehIldren's department ls
geo Ibis great agricultural and BONE Journal ifce.
Remember ths offer uuF holds good until Iul1
4, 1885. AN subscribers accepting Nils unarmust
remit direct tn This office. SO commission Wlll
De allowed agents taking subscriptions t1 TIM
lIWuNtCiEW which include Home and Farm
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-06-07
lNsoLveNT NOTICE

Having suggested tho Insolvency 90 the
estate OF William Fisher. deceased. tothe
clerk of the county court oil Benton C0m-
ty, Tennessee, ltis therefore ordered chat
all persons having claims against ihe sud
estate iiIe them with ihe said clprk prop.
erly authenticated iu lhemauuwulu.red
hy lass 0H 0f before fhc second dsv 90
September next 0f tho same will De- for
ever barred both in law and equity.
This tho 9fth day of May, 1895
ISABELLE j FISHER.
Pa Administrators.