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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11

An Immense stock of Black Killers sup.
plliea. miners jackets, overalls, wool and
rubber blankets, rubber coats, etc, etc. at
Harry kalzs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11

Mrs, Lyon the fashionable Broad way
milliner, has received an elegant spring
stock md invites = call from the ladies' Of
Yankton TO inspect the stock and prices.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11

An excellent assortment OF tho latest
New York styles Of hats, and caps, for
mems, ooys'snd youths wear Of oil grades,
At Harry kaa's
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11

"A full stock of youths and boys clothing,
dress suits school suits and suits guaranteed
TO Be cellar-door proof Call ana see them
at Harry Kaiz's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
Wa.seA.-ro Exehause.

Five acres OF land within the city limits
Tor small house and lot. Inquire at this
o(ice.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11

sss.
Froa batcA of lsGlsss t11nsd ovsf TO @
by Gov. PsssiAstes, wAo fscsives nors
esquirsss tAaA dossa nsn eas ansver. ws
.selses The following
QBD05fnNs
1-Wculd you adviss ,nss Of capital
to 80 70 ths Black. Hills ana could hs en-.
ploy his capital prodtablyr
2-Would you adviss laboring men Who
ara willing 70 work 70 20 Dakosa with .
view to locat.Dg psrnassssly n he isfri
tory
-3-Do you consider ths reports concsrs-
Ing the large amount Of gold snd silver 10
the Black Hills y truss
Have The courts Of the Black Hills
been organixed!
= 5-What protection doss ths territorial
or United States govsrnmsat s6ord 10 peo-
pie bound for the Black Hillsl
F 6-Are the Indians troublesome.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
AHsx ms,

AAswRRs.
A. the governor hes given Us these let
ters 70 read and comment upon, wc answer
them from our knowledge Of the subjects
uDos which information u sought:
Ysss provided ths posssssor OF capl
tal is endowed with safAcient business ca
pacity TO judiciously manage bis business
Affairs. There srS exceiient opportunities
for Investment In the Hills and capital
rightly employed will bring large profits
The Hills need capital Crude wealth b
rhsre needing only capital 70 convert j, into
available shape.
Men who arc willing to work can
certainly realize from their labor in Dako.
t., whether they employ their muscle In
tie gold fields or the grain nslds The op.
porsunity 10 here and disposition TO
work is the certain road TO- success Free
lands abound and persons who come TO
stay need have no fear Of the result Of their
venture.
3our-information upon the subject Of
the existence OF gold and silver In tho
Black Hills u Of such positive nature -
TO admit Of no contradiction. Newspaper
reports are not exaggerated. The placer
digxings have received more attention than
the quartz lodes, for The reason that the
former have been bStter developed than the
latter, but II 10 our opinion that the yield
Of quartz gold In the Black Hills will sur.
pass that Of any known mining region.
Placer gold exists in al the stream valleys,
and gulches. and even up to the hllktops.
a. Custer reported, from the grass roots
down" The truth has mot besn yet told
of the marvellous richness of the Hills.
There never yet has bsen contradiction
to any Of the accounts received from the
Hills emanating from men Who had look.
ed the groutd over.
4-Courts have been established In the
Black Hills aud the people who live In
that part OF the country will enjoy the
same legal protection a. 10 extended to the
residents Of ths old settfed ststes. The
Hills have been included In the drst judic
ial district Of Dakota, over which Judge
/ Bennett presides.
5-The government extends any needed
protection to emigrants to the Hills. Al
yet none has been required from this poin,
aud soldiers have had nothing to do.
6--The Indians never trouble the Miss
4 ouri river aide Of the Hills The hostile,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11


10 reply toa Telegram from General
Sheridan announcing the surrender oil
fifteen hundred hostiles under Crazy
Horse, Gen. Sherman makes the fol.
lowing suggestion:
Your dispatch announcing the com
ing in Of Indians is received aud full.
fills your prediction. Now will there
not be too many 1t Red Cloud and
Spotted Tail agencies to be fed and
guarded economically? Ought no,
these agencies to be moved right awav
70 the nsighborhood Of Fort Raudsil
whore ono dollar will go further to.
wards feeding them than three or fou:
dollars will At these two agencies
Besides these two agencies are in Ne.
brnska and must be moved sooner O,
later.
The wonder is that the government
aas % long permitted these agencie,
to remain where they could be sup
piled only BY hundreds Of miles o
overland travel and where it is i'm
possible to prevent the Indians from
raiding over the vast extent Of coun
try north and west ofthem. There il
plenty ofroom for them on the river
where they can be cheaply fed an,
clothed aud whore they can be KEEP
under complete control BY the militia
tary. Gen. Sherman's suggestion
while it is probably but the reflection
Of tho settled intentions Of the govern
ment in this case, should bs acted up
on ~ soon ~ the glass starts.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11

Leave orders for Brazilian ar,ichckaa
With Richey 4. DIX, Yanktoa.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
cries ee aa4.r i. n. .N,sA,

Appal us. A bad cough ringing through
the house In the hours of d@rkness, is
equally suggestfve Of danger and death.
Sooths. quiet, and cure ii sith :. Hale :
Honey OF Horehound snd Tar" Other
remedies may have disappointed yas, but
thix vxrrnr fai no sls-.'-----ss-z -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11

Pixies Too,hachs Drops cure, Too,hacbs
i one minute Bold b., oil Druggis,s at
1e55 csnss.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11

q kills "a Pardy's. Gu. . ~ =
|uissd -.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
HINER's SUPPLIES
GsLp SCALES,
HAsSErs.
HAGSIFYING GLASSES.

Qu1cK.ILvER
And a full line Of Acids, =, the E1cslsio,
Drug Store, Mills 4 Psrdy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-30

The SAD news of the probable death OF Sem
atoI Morton's eldest son has been kept from
the seDator for nearly ten days past, owing
TO his critical condition and the we'll
grounded fear that a fatal result would ensue
in case il was communicated to him. The
senator has always been a close and appreci-
alive newspaper reader, and during his ILL
ness, when unable TO read himself, he has
had the daily journals read TO him. Nor is
he said TO be content with this. If be has
reason TO believe that the reader has omitted
anything of interest, he demands the paper
himself. and In case any paragraph has been
cut out insists upon seeing 1t. Ii is therefore
more than likely that il will be impossible to
keep the sad news from him very long, and
when he is once made aware of his b ,reaye-
ment the worst may be feared. 1t is TO be re-
GREETED that the news of young MOrton's
probable death could not have been sup
pressed until the condition of The senator had
so much improved that he would have been
able 10 bear the shock. The STAR has been
In the possession OF the news for over q week
past, but has RETAINED from giving il pub
licity for obvious reasons. Now that the
New York Tribune has done So and allusion
is made TO the matter In dispatch from
Richmond, Indiana, We publish the report in
question in another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-30

Another exhibition of the Keely motor was
given In Philadelphia last Tuesday night, in
the presence OF quite a number of scientific
gentlemen. The Philadelphia Press says
that all of the tests given were successful,
the last one being slightly marred by g.
split In one OF the service pipes, not at all
initiating against the experiment as a fact.
The results demonstrated TO those present
that the power is generated from hydrant
water and ordinary air only, and that with
these simple agents an engine can be driven.
The yapor passes from the machine into a
steel shell, and into q condensing apparatus
whence IL goes 10 a small tube and thence to
the engine. On Tuesday night the valves
were all opened 10 show the machine was
clear. air Introduced, and the lever was
lifted, the first move showing 1850 pounds
pressure on the gauge TO the square inch,
and though the chamber for condensing was
open the current did not blow out match
held over 1t. With 8. pounds air pressure.
the gauge indicated 500 pounds 10 the
inch, and then GOO on the third trial on
The fourth IL lifted "A large lever eighed)
registering 5000 pounds dead weight.
The vapOr was turned into an expulsion
chamber and the cap few of with a report
like rifle, frightening half those present,
AMI lastly, a five horse power engine with
three fourth inch stroke and tweuty-four-
inch fly wheel, was driven al ESQ revolutions
TO the minute. While there is no doubt from
the testimony of experts who have witnessed
experiments, that Mr.. keely has really made
wonderful discovery, and that a prodigious
force can be evolved from the simple ele-
ments. water cold and air, the public would
like Mr.. keely to make some some pract!ca
application or his newly-found power, so
that ii may be harnessed. so to speak, like
steam and electricity. Mr.. Keely's appa-
ratus seems to be a rather expensive affair,
his present machine costing SEQ 600 But the
fact that be is backed by Capitalists is an
indication that they have faith that his dis
covery will finally be put to some prac-
teal use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-30

We give Judge Cartier, of the District
bench, credit for being too good a lawyer to
believe the report that he will not honor a
requisition from Governor Hampton, of
South Carolina, because he does not believe
Hampton to be governor de lure of the state
named. If not de j'ue the Governor is GER
tainly such de Jdc'O After the government
has officially recognized him as governor,
and In view OF the fact that his claims to
that Office is wholly undisputed, we are COM
PEELED to believe that Judge Carriers
''mOuth pieces" are mistaken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-30
CHEAP FUEL.

The cheapest and best fuel for cooking purposes
IN WARM weather is COKE. Ii is also valuable for
steam purp NOw that there Ia prospect con-
tinued scarcity of CT al in the market Ia consequence
4 the strike of the canal boatmen, Ii would be well
for wishing cheap fuel to supply themselves
With COKE at the Office of the WASHINGTON
GAS LIGHT COMPANY, No. Ala 10th street
northwest Still sold the recent low rates at %
for load of forty bushels and 81 IS for load Of
twenty I've bushels, delivered anywhere within the
eff ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-30

DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS.
81 Enslish " -r-,sd. reduced - 81
90 French Diagonal reduced d sls
5 j kussels Cas-imere, reduced - SIS
SIC Tart Nrsfeu Cashmere, red need 20 st1
SIS Empire Mills C-ssinlere. ed ned a. : 10
SH Au-Wool Cashmere, reduced 20 81.
COATS AND VESTS
$50 French nissoual, reduced % sls.
sl6 PLAID Mursled. reduced 90 Sl2.
Sl2 Basket NOrsted, reduced 10 IS.
FsNrALooss
6 French Cashmere, reduced % SO.
81 English Morstsd, reduced O. IS.
So Globe VI liz Cashmere. reduced 90 sa9
SIS Taft M.eden Cashmere, reduced q 81
So Washington Mill Cass, reduced O. IS
So Al Wool Cashmere, red uoei 20 81.
"a Union Cashmere, reduced 20 al So
BOYS SUITS.
Si2 Black Cloth. rocaced 10 S.
Slo " orsted Basket. reduced 20 81
ss Light Cashmere, reduced 10 SO.
81 AH-MOoi Cashmere, reduced TO ss
WHITE VESTS
s. Fine White Vets, reduced to s2s
G - Pine White Neets, reduced 90 -.
Sl.a Fine White Vests, recuoed 10 81.
ALPACA GOATS.
Sc Alpaca Goats, reduced &c IS.
IS Alpaca OOsts, reduced 20 $3.50.
SIS Alpaca OOa's, reduced toi
OFFICE COATS reduced to 20 cents.
All other Goods at sane proportion prices.
A. STR AUS,
10I1 PennspIcansa acesss4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-30
Guaranteed SPECULATION.

maize S3,sJO. 500 have paid S1,SOO in 30
DAYS. Ne guarantee al! go day Straddles; money
refunded if DO profit il maze. References given.
CorrespoI dence solicited. W. Y. HUBBELL 4
co. ,mbers New York Mining Stock Exchange,
10 Broad street N. Y. z. o. Box 2.8l3.
ANIL d2mSk2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-30
CLOTHING.
The New Song of A Shirt

The song that I sins - different thing
I'm 'ae so ons that used our .i hearts % wiring,
Immortality knO~b ia the Sore q .ssirt.
= rhAp. an The case q a shirt made 70 --u
ny soma viii not rssd - strikiEgly yell.
be shiTt that ns0e no other can shame,
Wroush, ~ ms,arI.i ~ ,Ois "a oI ssse'
Ih.t D. man could ever BE- such Ounce
As 70 wear another, Tho wore this once.
Gusset and sesrn are stitched BY steam.
And there's no occasion Cor men g. dream
sns sssliIs .nls ,mrt =, sSperior ne,
Thst they re Wearing out any human lives
kither 81 mothers, or daughters, OF wives.
On the other hand then, you uudsr-tsn1
T6:s MI i9 -, .Gi I. - . es are ny P.nnsi
And keep his mper serenely kind,
ls welcome boon % every vile
Who values pesce aud quiet life.
FOR she v 10 has met can never forget
Her lord and masters Midget and fret
Nheu the garment that sh,ud D. = mantle Of eAse.
md m d.l 4 beauty. j. neither % these
asr Slsre e the MAJ who bear the strong tc~s
10 Il then clear. blessing O. meu-
This shirt, v hos beauty inspires ~ ren.
TIN a'ci les work 1t progressive art,
Warranted perfect IN eKety pzrf-
aud fe " 10 has worn "a v ill esermore swear
THE DULY shirt NJ for geuu -mAu : wear"
Aud 50 sing of the besutifrl % z
That suits AT ~cas NJ, ~. On fzil ID -pring,
A ~ forever 20 one Whr knows
Tho sweet @ uplAceuoe. the bland repose
That comes truu the wearing q first rate clothes
n YOU inquire n Mil iri tie bot
AZ GEoEGk { HkNNING's, seventh street vest.
aug2I IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-30
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CHALYBEhTE SPRINGS.

This water, which is'very like Rawley - may be
obtained from the Springs, on 18th street, near
Pfney Branch, VIA the Mt. Pleasant Ompib rs fro n
the asury Depar ment, at lO3O Q. m. and m :,
delIy by sgOn daily.
fTCiiitiss for FICNICe goods.
Orce sTeceved and information given at Room o
May Building, corner of 7th and L SITS. aug25- 2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-30

General Badeau, our Consul General at
London, has been making a ninny of him
self In the decoration business. He denies
that he has ever worn the insignia of the So
ciety OF the Cincinnati, for the very good
reason that he does not belong toit, and SAYS
he has worn no decoration except those in
dealing his connection with the United
States volunteer army during the rebellion.
MI Jennings, the London correspondent of
The New York World, some time ago, de-
scribed these decorations as consisting of a
crimson ribbon with gold clasps worn about
the neck, as the commanders ribbon in
European orders is worn. and supporting a
wonderful cOnglnmOrate star made up OF all
The badges ofall the army corps of the union
1t was described in private letter 10 "A gen.
tleman IN New York by a distinguished
Englishmsn, who saw the ab surd thing worn
al ducal dinner, as ''quite OutgliLtering the
orders OF the Garter, the Bath, St Patrick,
the Thistle, and the Legion of Honor rolled
into one"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-30

The announcement of the hopeless illness
OF +. l.. Davenport, the actor, will be heard
with regret by his thousands OF admirers. A
polished actor, who cared more for fidelity
TO the strict requirements of his art than for
popular applause, Mr. Davenport held a
high post of honor on the modern stage, and
Will leave but few equals among his cotem-
pOraries- Although he has not yet reached
the sixth age which 'shifts into the lean and
sliPper'd pantaloon," he has attained more
than the average age OF MORALS, being in his
sixty second year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-30
MEDICAL, DC.

MEDICAL, DC.
nR. LEON. the Oldest Established aud ONLY Re
~ liable Ladies Physician m the City, can be
con suited every Tuesday, W. dnssdsy aud saturday,
s suey tuPaa ONE .Ss Al
dence, Monroe str est, West Baltimore. sugs1 Tvs
"SATIsfACTIJ N'-A positive cure; 81 per bot.
BY DE darcy, ct MS ~ street, corner Penn.yi.
wanna avenue. Consultation free. sus15 I'm
hasEs h sFaeULA sIT. AND !. Dis
fnfsa Lei no fslse modesy prevent your calling.
Opposite Smithsonian years al "o" ssrsss :Sa!h
- manhood ard the yigOr Of youth % ths most
vsrti:sE. no one, called Free Pre-eriptioSs thss
wa.ie ser, b. :, nsIl. @u.i 60 i.s Price Sss
f. ss,' s.s fd Sf
Druggists supplied. jez liz
nK. A. Q. TkANsEAU, amer more than twenty
.na Al p.sss
diseases Of women. well Defined csss. treated Sy
.Soas f.s s's No. z1s. SO % :Ss
EsEEA1sstSi I4ItD issS 49,! LOCI
or pr E,s. rs q
tend 70 embittsr ife and shorten its dar.ton, IN
o. youth. Special e stisnton gwen 70 fsnsie oc~
sr; sss,d fps.i'hsd 4 ,sSsirsa
SPECIAL NOIICI.-Dr, RoBERrsoN can B
- consulted every wednesday and Saturday at hts
once, o3l street, between sth and 10th, from 20
,. m. on all diseases Of the Urinary Organs and
nese, Nervous Debility. ImDotency, Premature De-
cay, Nervous Trembling, Papftatfon OF the Heart,
Dtmne.: q Sight 6iddins.. Inaissstion, o., DC,
I'll resulting from abuses in youth exceses IN man,
and eyp quickly cured. Or. 3. b . native Of
Baltimore, with Il years experience In sD~cia Pro
% N as: q %.s ,s
upon him, vho YIN insure honorsble and scienffne
treafment, and Q cure guaranteed In every osse -
undertakes. WI refer his patrons 10 any al tes
sa1ing Phyeicans Of BALTIMORE, end shoV e.ters 81
tegff1oniAb from the same. OAI o. an1ro1 - shovS
eeto - eooah Duoov 0Reae. Da1s16Gga. 1nr0D-n
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Still Further Reductions.

FOR ONLY 4 PEW WEEKS LONGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-30
FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR sALF Oh NkNT-One toar,h ..h; bal
Il .nse o, ,e, nj 70 suit, r.. -v siS To"D FRAME
oc.rshle home for = u, psrinn. ~ clefs ! ts-tr.
a.a..- so. Rtd1elion for all -s-t srpl a.
i hsnes rely ~ RNI>BEp EoUsE IT sixte,n
roon :, rear the ,spitol s-.>'' n - than TIE
sHt hMAN s.. Cl1nd hIilfins o. and -tr -.
EoH RBNr-Tw0 new BRICKS in the h
gss hot and cold ws'er. bathrooms latrobes aud
rsns ,.,i SIT Cd tenant K. 5. wksooTI r
L'os RENT-A beautiful HOUSE, 90 one 90 the
finest and heahhiest streets g. the cits, contsin-
fine halls, rooms, &c. painted "a pseerss; Gel,
'eni arg. Is,robe, h { aud cold wst.r, SC large
ins on marble base. With fountain. .,abi-. aid car
riase house lot q by iso; co ol: ohurche.. &c,
erty nj nov be rented for only sSs pr mouth ps'd
J. ,sr to sGSs permanent tenant
r. X RKNT-One three stor, BRICK doIsk
No els sns street. and
s. 81 All . S.h ass fs ,S a. ard
nd tn minutes ~.lk from III Treasury; gon.
not fio rent 18th T"c wv ss,Sk
eereo End painted, Nos. 1914 ARD 1912 street.
sou.s. I h.r. ana aGTnssr5 met no. &
rat; ranges ana Latrobe stoves. IDauirr 4O3 g.
I'0k sALE-A three srory Prassea B-ick Front
Nv LLiNG elE't rooms and bath mod N
mp ements, with store Rom belos, 10 al D..
e.. IN - excel sn' business cs,uv VII Re -old
- a. snc on cay terms J STANLEY J0SE~
5Il street nus2l3w
FOR RFNI-The PICTURE GALLERY, fgc-
Z ID "Id third f.Srs, 415 7th street u-ar OGt
teI W. hsll, .rnerly neied by CHI =,
street ,ftr.st I ofTffs :: 49,
EoR RENT-BRICB HOUSE. No 1881 OoIun-
bla street, seven rooms, water, gas and bath
rooms; S25. Also, six-room BBICk, No I2IA
Pant store, l2ls street northwest. " RUTH
ERIobD. sus9 In
E0R RENT-s Three storY BRICa, situated on
y corner Il 18th aud ~ streets northwest; sou
frI nj; 10 rooms; modern i'm pro yements hpeiy nj
11O3 street northwest. su7- M
E'OR SALE or RkNT-PtInsylvsnia avenue,
u No 2I42. and adjoining, TW HOUS -, Just
ments, bath. range, lstrohe, etc; Situation high.
dry, open and airy: built FOR cash aui will
b. eold very low, Gu terms {" suit; OF, rented e.
r'sponsibl, psrtIts, key. 2I4O For terms 81
drees g. A SAWYER, LAO Mass. ave. CIV
LNOR RFkT-HOUsL No BI3 Nv Jersey ave-
hue northwest, ~ rooms, modern improve
meDts, rent 20 slt the times Arply 10 v G
JroR RENT-Togetl,er or .epsrs- ely HOUSE ana
STORE, corr er Massachusetts, avenue and ST.
street aoTthv est- Y iIh ali modern IMPROVEMENTS
Inqu'reo lr J.NaLTER I0IlEsf' 81, Ina
ENUK SALE OR RENT-A god Fralne HOUSE
stream; also, fine Build rs SITES Al A8ni-ri sis.
Way station. Baltimore ~ OGil railroad address
DANIEL AMMEN, Bsltsville, stop at Amre'l-
dale. iy5 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-30

EXAMINE OUR STOCK OF
NEW GOODS,
RECEIVED THIS MORNING,
BEFORE PURCHASING, AND SAVE MONEY.
!. We have opened to day seven cas- Of new Fall
and Winter GOODS, which we propose selling ct
prices to suit the hard times.
They comprise BLACK SILKS, CAsHMEREs.
ALPACAs, MOHAIRS, COLORED DRESS
G0oIs. FLANNEL, CANTON TLANNELs,
sHEITINGS, Bleach andBrown AUSLINs; 100
pieces Of Beautiful Fsn PRINTS.
All We ask is an inspection Of Goods and Prices
before purchasing elsewhere, as We guarantee to
please.
wISyvALL & GwYNN,
7O5 Market Space, ed door fr.n, 7th st.
~ Don't forge, Location. ausao-tr
HARD TIMEs-No MORE!
READ THE PRICE LIST
BOOTS AND SHOES,
"THe Old Woman in Shoe in WIn do,c,"
l.. HEILBRUN's,
402 SereHth stree, north scS st.
Children Shoes, 70, 20, 50, 40 10, rs cts, 81 IN
BOYS ara Misse-, Lace and Button Shoes, z5H u
Ladies' Sho+s, 5 cts, 81, sI5O, 81 to s..
Frencf hid French Heel Button, S..
Cents Best Ca itch q Roots, So
Gents Best C.lf Stitched Caters, S..
Good siyie GsitrIs. si,o.
Ar Styles Mons Shoes: 81
Army sewed Shoes, 3 81. august
CHE is COMING.
- My MOther-in Law You can have her dressed
liz paper Tor 10 cents, or IN cloth for 81.
Life 81 John ldams, vol. Iii, SIS.
Hi-tory Of the Coli Of New Jersey, from its orr
gin. H46 to the comm. ment Of 1854 by ohm Mac
lean, tenth president, 2 ols ,syo 81:
Leeds History of TIE United etates, Sl.75.
A new Star Atlas, by Richard Proctor, $3.50.
Conflict between Labor and Capital, Boles, 75c.
The Question Of Labor and Capital. John yervis,
81 Is. Manual Of Inorganic G dentistry, Metals,
Thorpe. 81 80. What is ArtS 3. G.. w. Benz amin,
&c. 1.-THE Jukes;' a study in paupersm. Dugd ale,
sl.8. General nist6r y of COnEec icut. DR. Peters,
81 20. THAT Lass OLOwries. paper edition, 9Oc.
That Husband of Mine. 5Oc -Four Irrepressibles,
Samuel BrChi CherDUieZ.
rsrd Marriage, Treuriet, sec Love Ventures, Soc.
Other Peoples Children, sequel TO Helens Babies
60c. Ssnt by mail on receip. of price,
SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN,
8uGz9 tr 81 PPH0s yirOniH 0rPnHp.