The Washington Bee Newspaper, August 27, 1887, Page 4

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Ask you dealer f Be HAYDOCK BUGGY, with th Safely King Bolt and Fith Wheel. Life is insecure riding over any ee ee ee ane: (This pictare wil! be farnisued on @ large cord, printed in elegant strir, to anyone who will agree to frame it.) ENCLOSE STAMP. } Fr ye TT BAY DOCE,.o w Cor. Plum and Twelfth Sts., CINCINNATI, 0. kelesale Price List. 2 AGENTS WANTED WHERE WE HAVE NONE! NO INVESTMENT 80 PROFITABLE Money out and return to us, and we will send you free, something of great tobe made. Cut this | ue a ¢ - JUST OUT. valtie and importance} THREE GREAT , SPEECHES to you, that wil start a2 yon inbnsiness which will bring you in more —OF money right away thanany thing else in this } - > 7 ‘i world. Anyone can do the work and live at HON. FRED. DOUGLASS, home. Either sex; all ages, Something new, | ,, zs that just coins mor or tl workers we! The people ot this country whe de- will start you; cap not needed, is is}: J = one of the genuine ‘rtant chances of a| Sire to re ad the four great Speeches lifetime. Those who ambitious and en- terprising will not delay, Grand outfit free. Address TRUE & Co., Augusta, Maine. ot Hon. Fred. Douglass in pamphlet form can obtain them by sending} 30 cents in postage stamps. The pamphlet will contain the Louis ville speech, and the three great speeches delivered in this city April 16th, °84, April 16th, ’85 and April 16th,’ The occasions be- ; ing the anvi ries of the Eman- cipation of S in the District of j Columbia. For 30 cents in postage stamps a pamphlet will be sent to} aay address in the United States. Or we will send a copy ot the BEE MARVELOUS PRICES! ROOKS: MILLION o® plete Novels and Other Works, by F: Auchors, Almost Given Away. The followi are publised in newt pamphlet form, and all are They tt from good type upon good great Neriety of subjects, aud w She list without Snding therein many Wie to possess. In cloth-bound form these $1.00 cach. Esch book ts complete in It 1! The Widow Bedott Papers. This ts tb wer which your grandmothers laughed tll they cried, aud tc is just as funny & Ceci Has: tor of i : for one year and Mr. Douglass oques,Mecltations and Headings,» le: s a} Dislogucs,Mecltation* tiuiieerautpaie aoa | Speeches tor two dollars and twen- Pe Dhe peter Writer forLadierantGen- | TY Certs. gemenss oo rrcapocmense, gi Address W. Calvin Chase, Editor of the Bee 1109 I st.. ~. w. Washington, D. C.¥ Girections for the composition of let inpumerable forms and examples 6. The Frozen Deep. 1. By Wilkie Collins, By Mrs. Henry ‘Waiter Scott. «The Verse, and of ait the than this. Bs the author of Lady of the Lake works of Soott, none is more bea ¥. Im Cupid's Net. 4 . _A Novel. By George Eliot, eu- or of “Adam Bede The Mill on the Floss,” ete. ll. Lady @wendoline’s Dream. 4 Novel. By the author ot | Dore Thorue 1. The Mystery of the Holly Tree. 4 Novel. By ‘the author of “ Dore The 13. The Bi DOCTOTS & UNDERTAKERS. arrose SUFlin Bowerman a wite acca oye | OR. R, J. CAMPBELL. fs. a hi A Novel. By Mrs. Gaskell, 5B) e n t i s t = Sixteen Complete = : oy sure ae rg § exbracing lore, bumarous and detective stories, stories 5 = Sovlety lite, of ewenture, of railway life, etc., all very tn- 234 2nd Street, PNorthwest. Dg - : : sg . BT en Kore. By Miss M. 1 One trial will give satisfaction. 18 Feney W for Home Adormment, en entirely ew work upon this subject, containing ees; and practical i ‘actions for making famcy baskets. wall pockets brackets =a needle work, embroidery, etc., etc., profusely and elegantly "s Fal?y Stories for the Young. The stories [published. The children 20. Manual of Etiquette for Ladies and Gentlemen. i J. H. BELLER, ide to tenes and good breeding, giving the rules of 1 = srcdera ediuetse for ail occasions DRUGGIST 2. U Knowledge for the Million, » banty Dook of useful information for all, upou many and various aubjecte i e 22. The Home Cook Hook ané Family Physi- H s1¢ M = Srreer ‘containing hundreds of excelient cooking recipes and Dintse to housekeepers, also telling how to cure all common ailments by simple home remedies. 2. Mennersand Customs in Far Away Lands,s vers interesting and instructive book of travels. describing Tec pecoller ite, habit, mann g end Customs of the people of foreign countries 4. ST Ps Ballads. Same size as sheet music. ‘Words of al! the old and pew songs. %\Calied Beck. 4 Novel. By Hugh Conway. 30 At the World's Mercy. A Novel. Bs Florence ‘Warden, author of “ The Meuse on the Marsh,” etc. a1. Mildred Trevanton. 4 Novel. By “The Duch- conn," author of “Molly Bawn, "ete. rary ‘tt. Dark Days. A Novel. By the auther of “ Back.” ¢ v a = ae Te shadows on the Rnow. 4 Nore. RrB.L.- ar LOON and Summer Garden. feon, f" Bread-and-Cheese-nnd-Kisses,” etc > - e Leoline. A Revel. By Mary Cecil Bas, author of No. 1520 L street, n. w. + Brenda Yoree.” is a 31. Gabriel's Marriage. 4 Novel. By Wilkie Celine, = Washington, D. “ a ng th ‘Whiriwina A Novel. By Mi i ‘. Reapl rlwind. 4 Novel. By Casi Bet rauthos of Old Middleton's Money,” ete. stil WASHINGTON D.C Mrs, W F. Thomas Ladies and Gents Ice Cream SA- See Tat Soc woe «| HOWARD UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON: 0. 6. Thorne,” ete. Valerie's Fate. 4 Novel. By Mre. Alexander, au- f The Wooing O't,” ete. ‘6 Sister a Novel. By Wilkie Collins, author of “The Woman in White.” ete. THE PEOPLE'S INSTITUTION, Open to aliRacEs, and both St. Ammo. A Novel. By Mrs. Benry Wood, author of es «Rast Lynne.” SEXES, 3. The Bush. A Novel. By Miss Mulock, 3 < author of Jobu Halifax, Gentleman,” etc The Industrial, Normal, Preparatory rusee. A thrilling narrative by Dante! : 3 tments, Will open Sept. 1 the Theological Department full par- DEPARTMENT. De Foe, describing the adventures of a castaway in the South Pacific “0. How to Make Poultry Pay. A practical and dustructive series of articles by Mr. P. H. Jacobs, Poultry Ediwor of * The Farm and Garden,” Phila; illustrated. <l. Parlor Magic and Chemical Experiments s ‘book which tells how to perform hundreds of amusing tricks B magic aod instructive periments Tih tne Aga a. se of the Poets, coutsinim charming sclec- we + and THE LAW sions from Tennyson, Longfellow, Whittier, Byron, Shelley Willopen Oct. 3. Able faculty. Tu- Moore. Brrant, and many others. 4 “3 ‘ce SBullding Plans for Practicel, Low-cost | ition cheap, Addicss Prof. J. H. SMITH, Housce. A full description and plans of Eight modern Secretary x . Tilustrated. S:cretary in price from $500 to A ‘ef Public Men—Wasbington, Frank- ln, Webster. Clay, Tilden, Lincoln. Scott, Grant, Garfield, Giaderong. , Butler, Hancock, Lee, and all the leading men “a. now Fables The work of an ancient genius. Chiléren ave read them for centuries, and grown people quote them every Gay. OUR UNEQUALED OFFER. We have arranged with the publishers of these books to furnish the whole forty- five with one year's subscription to our paper for $3.00; or we will send any five ‘or 25 ets., or the whole forty-five for $1.50. Address all orders to publishers ot < “HE WASHINGTON BEE.” Washington. D. c THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, Jes Dental and Pharma- will open Oct 3. Su- ages. ‘Terms very low. Ad- . B. Purvis, M. D, Sec. 11IS i3ch street, n. we Partientay inducements Offered to those who are prepared to enter the Theological Department, for which a good English education is necessaty. Students taken of all denominations. ~ LINCOLN COLLECE Modern and Classical School. Home Farm. Masters from Oxford and Cam- re. French carefully attended to. 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WIRGINIA NORMAL -AND- COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE —~ 1887. —— SUMMER SESSION-NORMAL SCHOOL The Officers of the Institute, by order of the Superintendent of Public Instrue- tion, according to the law recently en- acted, have determined to open the Sum- mer Session, for the present year, on the 1st day of July next, at 10 o'clock a. m, Allteachers desiring to take instrue- tions at the Institute at the forthcoming Summer Session, to be given by the mem- bers of the faculty of the Institute, un- der the directiou of the President, will appear at the school according to this notice—bringing with them necessary bed-linen and towels. The charge for each teacher, per week, will be $2, to be paid in advance. The session will be continued for five weeks, as provided by the law. Superintendents are requested to noti- fy their teachers accordingly, John Mercer Langston, President of the Virginia Normal and Collegiate Institute. June Ist, 1887. THIS PAPER #2 "2 file at Geo. P. 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