The Marion Times-Standard from Marion, Alabama • 5

Mr. E. Coekburn, who for the Genuine Diamonds. Mr. Bobbins and wife, of Em- JikImoii Institute.

The Teachers' Recital of the Jud Given Away With Coffee and Tea. The Consolidated Coffee Company, of Boston, have rented the store room in the M. C. A. building, formerly occupied Burns, linynes Levy, and have opened as a branch of their main store, go as introduce their goods, and this compa will for tliirty days put souvenirs in every can of tea and coffee sold, such as solid gold, silver and nickel watches.

Also genuine diamonds, ruby, sapphire, pearl, emerald, tortoise and amethyst jewelry in solid gold settings and other articles of ess value. Every can contains a souve nir. 1 be coffee can and contents weigh about three pounds, the tea can and contents weigh about one and a half pounds, and sell for one dollar per 'can. This ex pensive and novel way of advertising will positively lie discontinued in thirty days, when these really choice goods will be sold strictly on their merit at the same price, same quality and same quantity but without the souvenir, the tea and coffee alone, without regard to the souvenir, being worth more tuau the price asked. 1 he following is a partial list of persons finding valuables in their cans yesterday; A.

vv.AcKer, UU water found a lady's solid gold hunting case watch. C. A. uarlanu, manager western Union telegraph office, found a genuine diamond ring. Mrs.

A. .1. VVadsworth, Selma totiua ten dollnrs in silver. Sam B. O'Uwynn, Alabama found a genuine diamond ring.

'Mr. O. H. Mitchell, far mer, found three stone genuine lace pins. vv H.

Jloorer, cor. Lnion and found a gent's solid gold hunting case stem-winding and stem-setting watch and genuine diamond ring. Miss Anna Fisher, 1120 Parkinan street, found a (renuiue diamond ring in a can of tea. John Know- len, 7s lorence street, found a solid gold ring. Robert A.

Robertson, laborer. Water street, found $20 in gold in a can of tea. Charles Ickerman, Mitchel got a solid gold ring. Robert Barnes, Lauderdale street, got a genuine dinmong ring. Mrs.

H. (. niton, Man in, sent mail or der for six cans and writes us that she found a solid gold watch in one of the cans. E. A.

Sample, 32 Railroad street, found a genuine diamond ring. Henry Echols, corner Dallas and Mitchell streets found a gold ring set with garnets. A. it. Edwards, 804 Lawrence street, found a stem-winding and setting watch in a can of coffee and a genuine diamond ring in a can of tea.

Hal Cole, Baker's alley, found a solid gold ring set with pearls and garnets. Orders by mail promptly forwarded to all parts of the United States on receipt of cash or postoffice order. Price; single cans, SI, 0 for IS for $10; 27 for $:0. Parties getting up a club order always get a valuable present. Address the Consolidated Coffee Company, Broad street, Selma, Alabama.

"Show us how divine a thing a woman may be mad?" by smoothing out, the wrinkles caused by neuralgia or toothache. This can be done only in one way. Invest 23 cents in Salvation Oil. Electric Bittos. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention.

All who have used Electric Jsitters sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine, does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, 15oi Is, salt lllieum and other affec tions caused by impure blood. Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malarial fevers. For cure of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try Elec tric Jsitters.

Entire satisfaction uaranteed, or money refunded. Price r0 cents and SI. 00 per bottle it lleid Hurt's Urns Store. Variety Store. I keep a Fresh and Clean assort ment of GROCERIES.

Ml pi a urnm PIaaa turn a Xi tiuuucirwaic, uiaaa-ncue, tin ware, crockery, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Mv good ave all paid for and I will sell them CHEAP for CASH. Give me a call and be convinced. Wm. II. MASON.

Marion, Jan. 23, 1889. past year lias been an employe of tho Stakdaud office, left Saturday night with li is family for Florence. Mr, Bud Harris, of Pinetuckv, paid this office visit Monday. His store was broken into Sunday night and robbed of thirty-five- dollars in money.

Messrs. Fletcher Monette, Eugene Hawkins, (Jus Green, W. and II. II. Byars, students of the Southern University, spent Sunday Marion.

The second term of the Marion Female Seminary began Monday of last week. The Judson and Marion Military Institute began their second term this week. Are you billioua? If so, procure dor, ilie specific for torpid liver, and ob- serve tlie great relief tliis valuable remedy win aitora you. Miss Emma Rivers, of Suggsyillo who had been visiting her sister in Birmingham, stopped here last week on a visit to Miss Alice Lockhart and left Monday for home. For Spot Cash.

We will sell for the Next 30 Days our entire stock of BOOTS at Cost. P. B. Foote Co Miss Cornelia J. Thompson will leave this week for New York to spend the remainder of her vacation in improving herself in music under the best masters of the metropolis.

The Standard Office now has on hand a full supply of Mortgages, Kent iSotes and Waive JNotes. 1'ar ties wishing their names inserted iu Mortgages will please bring in their orders at once. Mr. C. W.

Lovelace, who had been sick for some time at Pleasant Hill returned home Thursday. His many friends are glad to see him back and to know that he is rapidly improving" Prejudice often rules in the physical treatment of babies. Tliey are allowed to suiter and scream witu pain from colic, flatulence, bowe! disorders, when some reliable and safe remedy as Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup, would give almost im mediate relief and perfect ease to the little sufferer. Mr.

Cecil Gabbett, general mau aser of the Atlanta West Point Kailway, the Western Kailway Alabama, and the Cincinnati, Selm Mobile Railway companies, has moved his office to Atlanta, Marion Military Institute has re ceived a number of new students dnrins the past week. The build ings will have to bo enlarged accommodate the pupils that wi apply for admission next session. M. ltussell met with a serious accident Saturday, lie was eomin from his plantation and when near his home was thrown from his wag on and one leg was broken abuv the ankle and he was otherwise bad ly bruised: Flowers! Plants! Shrubs! I am prepared to furnish in small or largo lots several varieties of Strawberry plants, the celebrated LcConte, Burtlett and Keiffcr Pears, and the Martha, a large, White, delicious Grape. Also, Hoses, Cleuiantis, Camellia Japonica and endless varieties of other plants.

Also the Eulalae Zebrina Grass. Prompt attention given to all orders. Address, Mas. Win. H.

Mason, Marion, Ala. Mr. Pullen has pulled down the wing of the building iu the rear of Sherrard's store and is rapidly preparing to begin work on the large addition to the building for his hotel. He has already received a car load of furniture for the hotel. Eucklcn's Amira Salve.

The Best Salve iu the world for 'Juts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 ct-uts per box. For salo bv Reid Hurt- inettsburg, Iowa, are visiting ltey. It.

J. Walker's family. The Stan- da no hopc3 that they will be so pleased with our town una its people that they will decide to come bcro to live. Wo want to see our country filled with a good class cf peoplo from the West. For Good Feed call on Dozicr Chapman.

Oats 00 cents, Corn 05 cents, Wheat Bran $1 25 per 100 pounds. W. II, Jones whose hand some ana well stoeKea drug store near tho Pacific House is receiving argo and increasing patronage, have a new card in another column to which the atfution of tho public is requested. The above, takeu from a Vicks burg paper, refers to Mr. J.

II Jones, formerly of this place. IDs many trienas Here are pieaseu to hear of his success. Jnst received 100 barrels of Fresh Flour from the mill. Will sell you Choice Family Flour for $5 35 per barrel. Chapman Tlie Standard hopes that our legislature will speedily pass the bill authorizing the cil-y authorities of Marion to issue bonds for $6,000 to provide Marion with water works.

The experience ot the past three mouths has proven our great need of water works, and the present de fective system, or rather want of a system, should bo remedied as soon as possible. The present city ad ministration is a progressive one and should be kept in power. Just received a good supply of Fresh Bolted Meal from the mill at prices to suit all. JJOZIEH (JHAPJIAN. Ouite a nutter of excitement was created in Marion yesterday morn ins when it was announced that at eight o'clock Mr.

Tliomas Beaure gard Lynd, of New Orleans, had married Mrs. Jessie M. Love, one of Marion's most lovely ladies. The couple left on the morning train This was a great surprise to every body. It gives the Staxdahi) much pleasure to tender its congratula tions to the happy couple and to wish them a life of unalloyed hap piness and success.

Just received a new supply of Pure Leaf Lard, a very fine article. at 10c in 50 pound can3. Special prices by the Iierce. Dozier Chapman. Mrs.

P. Owen, the venerable mother of Mrs. J. T. Murfee an Mrs.

Parker, of this city, died at the residence of the former at si o'clock Monday evening in her 83n year. She had long been an invali but no unusual change was noticed in her condition until after noon on Monday, when her son, Mr. C. E. Owen, of Mouttromerv.

was tele graphed for. She rapidly sank an passed quietly away without a strng gle. Mr. Owen and wife arrive hero that night. J.

no Itineral ser vices took place vestcrdav afternoon at four o'clock and the remains wer carried to Tuskaloosa last night for interment in tho family vault. They were accompanied by Col. Murfee and wife and Mr. C. E.

Owen an wife. Dozier Chapman brought low prices to Marion and they intend Keen them low. and don't vou for get it. TAILOR SHOP. I wish to inform every one wear in" Coat, est and Pants that have the best line of samples to se lect from as ever was seen in Marion which I will make up in syle and finish as good as any in the eonutr for the very lowest figures.

Please examine whether you buy or not Mv slion will be found over the store of Mr. John Howze. Yours respectfully. JACOB YOUNGER. Chew "Silk Xet" Vlng Tobacco, and don't wear the enamel off your tcet No grit.

For sale by Holt, Staub Co. Selma, Ala. scptj-Gui, son Institute, the first since the old Judson's walls were laid low by lire, came off Friday night in tlie chapel of the Marion Military Institute. The last recital was given the night before the Judson was burned. That night all was fair and lovely, but in less than twenty-four hours tho loom of despair had settled upon all connected with tho Judson; but last Friday night the gloom of that id occasion had been cast aside and everything seemed bright and pros perous once more.

And why should they not be happy again? Within the next week the contract will be let not for rebuilding the old Judson, but for building a grand, mod ern building, second to no school structure in the South. But we are digressing. The chapel at uu early hour was filled with an elegant And appreciative audience eager to enjoy the treat that experience had taught was in store for them. The perfect order throughout the entertainment showed how iiiterestiiu the exercises were to the audience. The programme below will show the character of the exercises.

The instrumental pieces by Miss West lake, assisted by Mr. Hadley and Miss Kendall, were highly appre ciated by all lovers of music, and the whole audience was carried away with the songs of Misses Kendall and Smeallie. Miss Smeallie receiv ed a storm of applause, and, as an eucore, sang "Three wise women, which again created a perfect furor of applause. Miss Withers, the elocution teacher, labored under the disadvantage of the bad acoustics of the chapel, but succeeded in win ning the hearty applause of her hearers by the easy, perfect and graceful rendition of her two selec tions. We are glad that the recitals have been revived, as they are source of much pleasure to the Ma rion public.

The following was the PROHKAM. Beethoven Concerto minor, (First Miss Evelyn Westlake. (Orchestral part supplied by Mr. A. A.

Hadley I 11 2nd i'lauo.) Alice Cary Recitation, The Fisherman's wife." Miss Mary Withers. Tours Song, "Because of Thee." Miss Corinne Kendall. From Foreipru a. Russia. Moszkowski Parts.

J. b. Hermany Op. 2tf. c.

Spain. Miss Westlake and Mr. Hadley. Smith Duett, that we two were Maying. Miss Smeallie and Miss Kendall.

Daly Recitation, Scene from 'Leah, the torsauen. Miss Withers. Donizetti- Aria. In questo Miss Smeallie. Weber Concertstuck, Op.

79. Miss Kendall. (Orchestral part snpjilipil by Mini Wef-tlake im 2ml riiino.) "Say, Bob, where did you get that oil yon are burning in your lamp?" 'Why, I got it fruru dem fellers down on tie comer what sells everything so I don't know whats dere names." "Who, Doner Chapman, Bob?" "Yes, dems de fellers." "Whv Bob the oil they sell is no account. The people here tell me its thi3 here 10c oil," "Xo it ain't, Sam; its 15c oil, dats what it is, and everybody else axes 20c fur de very same stuff." "Bob, you fool wid dem fellers and de fust thing you know dev will have all yer money." "Yes, dats what all dese hero merchants here says; but let me tell you what 3 so, bam, when dis boy wants auythiug he's gwine to dem tellers on de corner what sells goods so cheap. Good day, Sam.

I'll see you agin soon. CITY ELECTION. There will be an election held at the Court House on Tuesday, the 5th day of March, 1889, for Mayor, sis Councilaien and Citv Marshal for the City of Marion. Sam'i. A.

elms, Sheriff Perry County, Subscribe for the Standard. V. by to ny Mr. Frank L. IIowzo Avondale Sunday.

returned to Mis. James Gregory is visiting her daughter's in Birmingham, Jno. P. Tillman, Esq'r, and family arc visiting Mr, II. II.

Hurt, Sr. Miss Mollio Fowlkcs returned from a visit to Greensboro Saturday. Mr. Armistead Selden, of Deer Creek, spent Sunday in Marion. Mrs.

It. L. Wrisrht went to Montgomery last week to visit Mrs. Thco. Welsh! Conn; and see our stock of Tablets and pads, we can astonish you, if we don't sjli you.

keid hurt. Mr. P. B. Foote was circulating among his many friend3 here for a few davs last week.

Kev. J. O. Keener, P. held quarterly conference in the Metho dist church Wednesday night.

Blank Books at ridiculous pricese we lovo to slaughter them. Money is not what we want, we are seeking fun. i Mr. L. K.

McVoy, of Selma, came tip Thursday to take charge of But ler Gate-hell's book store. Miss Etta Mathews, of Marion, visiting Mrs, E. It. Kincey, on Tie-mont street. Selma Times-Mail.

Mrs. J. II. White and Miss Lizzie Smith came up from Uniontown Friday and returned Monday morn ing- All those who owe the Book Store will please call and settle immedi ately, as we wish to close business and reopen on clean paper. Butler Gatcuell.

AVork has begun on Stephen Childs: new house iu the Burton Block, and we hope to see the others commence soon. For Spot Cash. We will sell for the Nest 30 Days our entire stock of BUG 16 at Cost P. B. Foote Co.

Mr. Edwin Iluey left here Sunday night for Blocton, where 1 lias accepted a position as book keeper. We wilt sell von a nice note paper at 1.00 per ream, and a real linen Tablet with blotter at 10 cts, thing never heard of before. Keid Hckt. For Spot Cash.

We will sell for the Next 30 Days our entire stock of BOOTS at Cost. P. B. Foote Co. Miss Minnie Jackson, who recently resigned her' position in Marion Academy, left Thursday for her home in Birmingham.

Don't think our window shades arc common because we oiler them at 81.T0 I'Eii paih. Come and see them, tli jv are line stock. ItEID IIUKT. Mr. Charlea II.

Lovelace, of Birmingham, spent several days of last week with his father's family in Marion, and is still here. Mr, Benners Vail, recently of St. Louis, is in the city. He has decided to return to Alabama and will locate in Greene county. Don't forget tliat you owe us a little bill, and it will be a favor if you call and settle it.

licspeetfully, Butler Dyspepsia and Liver Complaiut. Is it not worth the small price of 75 cents to free yourself ot every bjuiplom of theac distressing complaints, if you think so call at our store and get a bottle of Shiloh's Vilalizer. Every bottle a printed guarantee on it, use accordingly, and if it doci you no pood it will cost you nothing, hold by P. Wilkerson t'o. ft flrt ladkV w-Tki i-i ami ol eijual jf fi.il en i nmreone fee, wild cur lurcrff or.d vnl Hns of lEouAt'ttold Sample.

Tb-n-rw-ple, a tlm ws ti-ad taA flir hare kept ('- nJuKlift aud fbown ihttr to thoM i ycof own psoputv. Th hi anr of recti vine tbo Water i pre-, frrtrnt.MC. Aiidres Iux lortla.Bl, Rui-ne. Children suilerin irum tuest iltsirucLbic pra-tytes can't be relieved by so-called worm lozcn-ger which only tickle the palate. Tlie time-tried tested cure is B.

A. Fihneslocfc's Vermifutjs. As you value the life of your child, don't wait Sasms and incurable sickness seize it, but get is reliable remedy at once; it never f.als. I 1 ttinK A-noy of Mers. IU W.

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