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The Russellville Democrat., 1878-01-17

Pope county, in Justices Court. Hickey Town ship: w. May, Plaintiff,
 vs. Attachment. M. s. Davis, defendant.
 I'll, defendant, NJ. s. Davis, is warned to appear before me at my ciiice in thirty days to answer the complaint of the plaintiff. This Jan. 10, 1878. JOSEPH HOWARD, J. F,
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-01-17

NOLICE.--There will be meeting of the Stockholders Of the Russellville Printing Asso- citation, on Tuesday evening January 22d 1877, at the company $ office.
 l. B. ERWIN, Prest.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-01-17
creenback Money-Bush.

Such is the Central American Pro life or Red Cotton, the Cheatham Cot ton. and the Celebrated Oaks Prolific Cotton; the two first named yields double the amount of common cotton, and the latter one third more, and all three varieties, superior lint that sells for 3 to cents more than common cot ton. Now is the very time to secure these seed for your next years crop; don't put off until Spring. Cheatham seed, warranted genuine, 2ls Dollars per bushel. Central American Prolific 21s Dollars per bushel. The Celebrat- ed Oaks seed at 30 cents per bushel ! now ready and for sale by
 J. R. DUKE, Norristown, Ark.
 Or J. l.. SHINN, Russellville, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-01-17
Notice

Is hereby given that application will be made to April term 1875 of Pope County Court for an order for the appointment of viewers to view and report upon the utility of changing the road leading from Dover to Lewisburg, so as to move said road about four hundred yards west of where it intersects the wire road I Wilson township in said county. January [. 1878 J. M. BELL.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-01-17

Pope Circuit Court; Christian B. HOiiawcil, Piaintin,
 ys. Warning Order Christina K. Hoiipwell, Defrndant
 The icfendant Christina K. Hollowcll is warnad to appenr In this court within. thirty days. and answer the complaint of the piaiptii rnristian D. noliewell This December soth, leH Asif H-h ik s1, Clerk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-01-17

Pope Circuit Court: II. l. Cotton Plaintiff,
 vs. Warning Order. Perlithia Cotton, Defendant. The defendant Perlithia Cotton is warned to appear it this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, H. l.. Cotton. December TO- 1877.
 A. BAYLISS, Clerk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-01-17

Pope Circuit Court: Nancy A. Kyle. Plaintiff,
 vs. Warning Order. John M. Kyle, Defendant
 The defendant John M. Kyle Is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer inc complaint of the plaintiii, Nancy A. Kyle. December 3d. 1877. Pope Circuit Court:
 against Warning Order. James Howell. Defendant.
 The defendant, James A. Howell. is warned to appear in this court within thirty days. ansi ans wer the complaint of the piaintiffs, Sarah E. and Samuel w. Mason. This December goth, 1877. A. J. BAYLISS, Clerk
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GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING ASS0CIATION.-4t the 46th regular
monthly meeting Of the Tenth Building aSsoca-
ton held last night at Goddard's hail. no money
was sold or retired, as the payment 5000 Wa,
absorbed by last months purchases.
LOCKED Yesterday afternoon Hairy
Trfptoe and Ole Anderson. two sailors from
schooner Walter b. Chester, refusing 10 work,
were sent 10 the station house and ordered to
be licked UP till the vessel sails.
TIRED OF LIFE. Policeman Baxter, of the
Georgetown precinct, yesterday afternoon
found an old man named Ovid York lying on a
vacant lot between StOddard. Road, Washing
ton and Congress streets, bleeding from a
wound in the left arm inflicted by himself with
intent at Self-deStructiOn. and took him u the
station house, when DR.. d. j. Kelly was called
in and rendered aid, after which his friends,
living at 1924 25th street, in Washington. Were
notified, and he was sent to his home. The
wound was deep cash, which struck an ar
terry. causing much loss of blood. When he re-
viyed he stated as his reason for the act that he
was old and had suffered with infirmities sc
much that he was tired OF life. He has always
borne good name in the community
GRAIN ARRIVED BY CANAL.-BOa Thomas
ThTashef with 1,Ie0 bushels OF wheat to II. NJ
Talbot.
to-day, LOO bushels of wheat, with sales a.
follows: 100 bushels at 1887, 42O at 10i1, ~ al
02h, 1S4 at 1885,, 226 at 1UI \, $50 at &c.
PORT.-Entered. schooner Gibson. Captain
Traverse, with assorted cargo for District mer-
chants from New York. Schooner Defiance
Captain Ford, with same from Philadelphia.
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~ During the season that has just closed
over two thousand Mormons have left Liverpool
for Utah.
Ig-Ganymede, baseball players win be Inter
eSted in Knowing was the first person that went
out On q fowl.
week in such countless numbers that the lneI-
chants d t. close their stores.
SENT. OS Williams, Ct Spaiding county,
Ga. owns two woody chickens which in form
and habits do not differ from other fowls.
ss-In consequence of the rejection of test
vote in the Giecian Chambers Yesterday the
Ministry resigned.
Hs-Since the Bonn Synod abolishing celibacy.
"0ld Catholic Clergy in Germany have been
marrying at great rate.
sE-A man named Cook. of Long Branch was
stabbed In the throat by companion who was
with him in q wagon. The wounded man con-
tinueS unconscious, and the name OF his aS5ail-
ant is not known.
Fs Mr.. Phillips. OF Millnston, Mich, whip
PED his thlrteen-year-Old daughter till she con-
Sented TO be married to man she dcteSted. a;
soon as the ceremony was over She escaped and
reused the neipghbOrhOGd. and her husband and
father had to fly for their lives.
eE@John Lazarus, a New York b j0kkeaDer.
embeZzled 800 from his employer. and being III :
covered. committed suicide on SUNDAY las IA
escape punishment.
81 a 1y never appears 10 such disadvantage
as when ne is mounted on his head in the centre
OF your squash pie, rubbing his hind teet TO-
gether i'll the air.
es Reasons were yesterday flied in the CAM
Gen IN. D. court for a new trial in the cas-, Of
Benz Hunter. convicted of he murder of John
NJ. Armstrong.
ga SO far this year nearly Il 900 eInigrantS
from Europe have arrived at New York. against
56,316 during the same time last year-an in
creaSe of over 14.G0n.
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Condemned Locals.

Frank r. Browning, as attorney for Me>SlS.
D. e.. Ergood Co., and others, yesterday fled
n bill against Thomas VI. Metz. of Georgetown n.
20 set aside on the ground Of alleged fraud an
assignment which he executed 70 his Drotnp :.
j. ". Metz, about week since
Major A. u. Smith, principal OF Bethel Acad-
smy, Va, has accepted the tender OF an escort
by the cadets of ~. Johns Academy, Alexan-
Gria, on the occasion of the visit of the Bethel
Cadets 20 Washington on the 18th inst
hr. John w. Compton, a Well known deaf
inute clerk in the sixth AUDITORS office, Treas
ury department. died at his residence. 5i2 9Th
street northwest, in the 51th yearof his age At
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. He had been
efiieient and faithful in the government service
tor thirty i've years, and was native Of George
town, De.
The prUtrarted meeting. commenced n the
East Washington 18th street, NJ. T. church
about four weeks ago, is Still in progress. aud
tbe interest is on the liner. .ise
MeBdelSS0hB Society rehearsal tonight See adj
Mr.. AdOiphus Miller, - son of Dr. Aaron w
Miller. OF the Navy Yard. returned home last
night from long cruise in the Mediterranean
Ee was attached To the I. s. steamer Dispatch
NlLlfas Hotel il receiving Il fresh coat of
Faint ON ali IFS outside walls
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CITY ITEMS
oysters. One dNR- select fried In q bax
2oc., johns restaurant, cor. nth and n stS.

-oc.' 1ohhS restaurant cor. 18th and d SIS.
LIE It's PARENT FLowE'x. AtsinSon>s Eetra,,
Of sfc!ct, the most delicate and refined of ner-
tunes, conceals its excellence behind its more
"iueiS hho"h Che Extract OF White Sose.
IT Is NO LONGER f.oshted that Dstraag's Rsea-
forms. Try it.
Headache v.nitsns the hair prematureIy. Lo-
dttte's hsadde Specific cures at once
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs Wins
otr So0tht''g Syrup has been used for children
IL cOrrects acidity of the stomach relieves wind
conc, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
olarrn0a, whether arising from teething or
otner causes. An old and welf-tried remedy.
rs cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-We wish TO call
ATTENTION TO A. F1scher's Chemical Securing and
Dyelng ESta 0liSll1nelt, No. 900 q street. near
sth street. By promptly adopting the latest
Improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work In
a manner not to be eQualIed by those not pos
seSslng THESE facilities. Gents suits cleaned
TOT ". N. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from ST
up 10 $l.50 window. Wool blankets from so
cents to 81 pair, by cleaning number a re-
ductton In price. Satisfaction guaranteed. His
Dry cleanser removes grease spots enectually
from any article, and careful pressing gives
them an appearance as II newly made.
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The BIBLE IN THE SCHOOLS-A Peculiar Phase
of the QnestiOn.-SOme time since the school
BOARD or New Haven Conn.,, voted to dlScon-
t1nlle religious exercises in the public schools
Inns raised Whirlwind in the city, and at an
election held several weeks ago party in favor
OF the restoration OF the Bible to the public
schools, composed of PrOteStantS and Catholics,
triufnphed, the latter fighting as manfuily as the
former Tor the restoration OF religious exercises
In the schools. Since then plan has been pre-
pared and submitted TO the school board which
proposes two manuals to be used in the schools
one Tor the PrOteStantS and the other for the
Catholics, which its authors claim will he salts
factory To the great body OF the friends OF rei-
glon and Of the public schools. The plan SUBJ
United to the board is signed by forty-one Ger
gymen, including eX-President WOolsey, Pre- 81
dent Porter, DR.. Bacon, DR.. HARDWOOD, t1ve pas
tOfs or Catholic churches. one UniverSalist clar-
gyman, the prominent Baptist and Methodist
c!eTgymen, many OF the congregational and
Episcopal clergymen. and the pastor of the Yale
college Church. The board has not yet acted
on the plan.
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INGENIOUS SwINDLING.-The n. Y Sua states
that for several years a man named w. II. Hall
has lived by ingeniOuSly Swindling New Eng
the chief officers with a story Of having been
injured on their road The hurt is always in
ternal, and has prevented him from working
besides putting him to the expense for doctor
davitS in support OF his claim, and usually is
referred to the company's lawyer, who recon-
mendS the ayment OF $500 to $500 rather than
defend lawsuit. Exposure came of his care
less use OF aliases after he had fooled at least
i've companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-05

r. b. CROSS, JR.,
l.. DEALER IN
LUMBER, WOOD, GOAL.
Doors, Sash, Blinds Mouldinys, &c
once, s19 Market Space {" Board of Trade Rooms ~
PRINCIPAL offices, Wharf, Depot, and Planning Mill,
Orders left with Messrs. p. P. LITTLE h Co, Gro.
GERS, corner T. and 9Th SITS: Sc, and THOS. ".
SMITH, 4th and Pa ave. east viii receive prompt
attention. oct14-31ns
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LUTTREI.L & WINE,

EUEAP CARPET HOUSE.
Good Ingram CARPETS, -. 81, SIC
Extra Heavy lngT8ins, s5 and 5Ur
Ali Wool Tapestry Ingram patterns e. 10 sc
Lowell Extra Super lni-fains $50.
Good Style Tapestry Brussels, IS To 90c.
PAPER Carpet Lining, good, &c.
BorderlneS. Star ana Hall Carpets, chaap
fllll Size " hi:e Blankets, l.S5 So. s. 80
Calico Comforts, Cotton Filling. low prices
Curtain Laces At cost to close ullt.
DRY GOODS STOCK at lowest ularhet price
GE Allow 10 one 10 uEdeTSeli us
7. ". NAUDaTN
oct2bfr sOS MARKET SDdcs.
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$50, 500, $500, $50,
IX5,

The majority Of Wall street houses and men are a.
honest az their neghhprs, and many of them have
world wide reputation for sounduess and honesty.
The old house Of ALEX. FR0THINGHAM + CO,
Brokers IL Wall street New York, is entitled to alb
solute confidence They state that an investment Of
about 800 made recently returned over 81 600 IN
less than so days Eend for their circular. free-
(Nep IogE Express maF7eote
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November ), 1875
LOCAL NEWS.

Ansusensents. &C.. Tonight.
Scf,onoi Tkeaar.-RObert Heller, The m1S
ciaI., musician, and VII.
Tasotsr C0nsique.-" Forbidden Pleasures" and
<ies
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hltiiSAt 'OtET-JHttJP " G5tP.
today the testimony III the case of CtaS H.
Modlton- charged With forgery, was concluded.
CIRCUIT COURT-Judqe Garter.
Yesterday, Samuel Schiller vs.. :. G.. Cabel:
acton for S549 fee for prosecuting cllim Of
$4,000, jury disagreed and were DISCHARGED
~ hca! Us: F. T. Hill; Judgment Dy default flr
SOP W; +. Young W.. ]. j. BickSier; repeVln
suit, verdict for plaintiff Tor one cent damages
and costs. Freedmens Saving and Trust Co
VS.. William Bowen; action On notes for S.. 400,
verdict for 81, 5000 for plaintiff. Same vs.. F.
A. Holden ct a., vcstrymen of st. James parish:
ON note for $3.50: discontinued as to Augerton &
McEWen, bankruptS, and verdict for plaintiff
for amount OF note. Same vs.. F. A. Holden ct
al; on note for $500. verdict for plaintiff as
above above; same VS.: same; do: Same vs.: Henry
respited. George Mattingly, use of assignee
vs.: $. A. Peugh ct al: note for sl0O; jury re-
spited- BOteler & Bro. VS.. James Hudson ct al:
attachment QuaShed.
Today, Mattingiy agt. Fletcher: verdict for
piaintih. Creswell ct al. agt Beverly ct al: DO
SShopps, administrator, agt. Metropolitan Life
insurance Co: demurrer withdrawn without
prejudice and trial proceeded.
EQUITY COURT-.JudJe HdrArthur
me November term was convened today
ana number of matters were disposed of
POLICE CoURT-Judge Smell.
lo-day. Michael Mahoney, street blasphemv;
50. James X. BarnaclO. loud and diSorderly; s.
Anna Beckett, OF evil life and fame, was sent
down TO the farm as vagrant James X Bar
nac1o, destroying private property; $40. James
iouu ana bbtSttIDu0 talking. Judgment
suspended Also charged. with Robert FreI n
with assault and battery on Officer Farqlhar;
continued. Joseph Massie. larceny of a tow
line and bow-line from Capt JoseDI Busey: st0
or 30 days in jail. VIM. Cox. public profanity:
81 Joseph Gatta, keeping his barber-shop open
on Sunday; case continued Michael Grim.
lor 'a@rancy, was sent down 80 days. Thomas
Carr, assault on Patrick Ryan; s.. Henry Ross
larceny OF coat worth SIS from Jas. r. Worm
ley; continued. Robert James, cOlOred plead
gully to snatching a pair of scales from the
hardware store of Mr.. Savage, on Pennsylva MIA
avenue, and was sentenced to Jail 90 days. John
SWayne, assault and battery on Ellen Kelly,
both employees at the Riggs house. Ellen told
the Judge that Swayne kicked her with his
heavy boots In her side; the result was that she
was discharged, but, thank God, she had found
another service place. John denied it; but the
court imposed a fine of S.
THE N0NCOSOs- KELLY CUTTING CASE
Col: Frank MOncOsOs charged with assault
and battery with intent to kill John Kelly,
waived an examination and gave bail for the
action OF the grand jury; bond $500.
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nRy GooDs-FOR CASH ONLY.

Splendid Cashmere al colors al! wool yard wide
;Oc. GOOD Black Silk Zoe. 95c. - : so elegant
10. SI75. So and $3.50: beautiful back Velvet
Si-,n ana 81; Blankets, Blankets Blankets. Gents
and Ladies Underwear cheap: Shetland Shawls al
$50; Pacific Percaes dark color, good styIe So .
worth lie all Linen Handkerchicfs. b. : Comforts
Spreads, Linen and Cotton ShestlnE. canton Elan
mel ;. t. :, 3, 10, 12+ ard UP 20 2 or Red Twllled
l!anBel st Coo. tor mems underwear slriuks less
than any other flannel made.
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+. EDW. CLARK,
DEALER IN


r. EDW. CLARK.
DEALER IN
LUMBER, WOOD 4ND COAL,
Doors, Sash Blinds, Mouldings, &C, &c
oaa.os t9l0 Virginia avenue southeast
e tG03 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
YARD AND DEPoT-9th street and Virginia avenue
southeast.
notc hdue no partner, and connection srhateuer
tc1th or interest in, my former Establishment at the
foot Of 4th street southeast
An experience of twenty-three years. and the fact
that now have but little expense my business being
conducted almost exclusively by my own family en-.
ables me to compete successfully with any similar
establishment In this city am determined that all
characterized them. ocf1It I'M
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rASHNJERE DELIyDE

Y The leading Boyel French n.2teria! for vraps
and dresses Atwood Cashmeres LADIES' Cloths in,
llain and plaid effects; Black Silks Fannels Blank
ets Hosiery Md Gloves &c, very cheap. Beautiful
Guernsey Dress Material, 30c. per yard Double
Material only 75c A splendid Iyan f;ros Grain
Silk. 81 yard, White Wool Flsnnels, 2'2c per yard
The best wearing best fitting and most beautifully
finished 3-button Paris Kid Gloves in the United
States Tor the money tin all colors>. : IS. wansu
ia "a Bleached Cotton. Zoe. Clark'S best 200 ward
Spool Cotton. Sc q Spoos for Csc Black Cashmere.
ShaNls of the best make III the world from ~ 10 mn
BACK tehets, SI.oo and up. Back Cashmeres.
Size. up, AT
BRODHEaD & cos
Oct25tr S.2S 20. ore. hrt 9Th md lnfh efa
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BOYS tAsSiHkREs. new fall aud winter STYLES
-, 80 90, q. -; new fan dress goods. all the
sefy latest DoysltieS, - cents per yard: black
tasbInereS, all Wool. from 80 cents: silk-faced
mon.lir alpac3s double WIDTH - cents: blank
s.s nom " per pair; bed comforts from al cents
SfGe.-Adrf
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CARPETS. CARPETS, CARPETS New stvles n,
lnsiin, 81 -, 80 "a, o., ,5e: two-ply Ingram
% es,1s ail,"ooi ingram, 90 cents: all-woOl in.
-; seflsI IAN carpets, all widths: floor oil.
cioens- an ni1Ils; blankets, blankets. from 81
per pair: bed comforts, IS MP. at ToWson,s ssf
Pennsy lvania avenue-Adpi ~ Wv
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IA NJ. X. RILEY,
w AT HIS NEW STORE
CORNER OF 9Th AND STREETS,
Is daily receiving NEW GOODS OF an kinds
TulI stock of Black andC olored SILKS.
Black and Colored Cashneres
Black English Grape and Crape Wells
LARGE LOT OF NEW CLOAKS
of the best make and finish.
Our stock lis full in all derartments and We invite
all in want of Dry Goods to call and look through our
stock WM. r. RILEY,
Corner 9flt and Il sts.,
Octl42W Riley binding
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sHe" JEwELRY STORE received some beau-
rIM SYKES thlS week, from 81 To $40 No a.,
Pennsylvania ayenue, near A. street xJr;
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THE EMPRESS hid GLOVE.

THE EMPRESS hid GLOVE.
MADAME HUNT desires 20 call special attention
TO the above Kid Glove of her own imports- - -
ton, which is guaranteed To lie the BEST IN HIND |
THE MARKFT FOR THE MONEY. Jtiil I'm
Also, in stock the following weiknown VII w
makes OF KID GLOVES:
GOLD MEDAL J0USfN.
MONOGRAM i'll =. 3, and g buttons, all shades to
match the colors in dress goods Also. will CON
SANITY have on hand a fall line of FRENCH and
AMERICAN PATTERN HATS. at New York prices
Special attention civ en To orders.
MADAME NJ. !. HUNT,
oct22tr gu ID street.
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MR. JAMES HAMILTON Il Well-kn0wn and eS-
tttined citizen III East Washington, died yeSter-
gay morning after lingering illness at his resi-
~het ON North Carolina avenue. He was son
W. RVotn Hamilton NJ the State department
gnu formerly Of the 4. $. Marine corps He
'es q WE and child. His family have the
fn '' nSinpathy of large circle OF friends
lii Their sad bereavement
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LIST OF PATENTS granted 10 residents ol
Mary land. Virginia and the District of Column
nia lof II week ending October 22. lsIs:-ChaS
furnaces; IolcOu +. FarnsWOrth, Manassas
Va misunderstanding apparatus: Jas. W. Gray
aub. Washington. DC. heating railroad car
iulh l.; hldWell and James 4. Maloney, George
town. DC, machines Tor cleaning grain. James
A. Aai"neS and David l.. Shoemaker George
town Dc. machines for cleaning grain: Mont
@"inelE I. Melgs. Washington DC. retiectOrs
Tor fluids: Frank Pfeifier. Norfolk, Va oyster
uackages: VIM VI. Davis. Baltimore Md, cranes
flr hosting car wheels, &C.: Richard h Evans
Washington pc, IRE distinguishing appafa-
tus: David Mckenzie. IT,, Washington ID g; bao
fastener and Tag holder. ReissueS-Elnory Ii
Bates Washington. DC, brackets
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A RICH JOCKEY.-Wm. Barrett one of Mr..
Pierre LoI1lard's Jockeys, is said to be the rich
est jockey In America, being worth over $40, 900,
and there is but one richer jockey in the world,
Archer, OF England. Barrett, who weighed but
81 pounds when he rode in Baltimore week be-
weighs 115 pounds and is too heavy to ride It
has been aScertafned that Barrett had been
starving himself the season to keep down to the
Jockeys. When they quit riding they become
heavy very rapidly.
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.'IoAfs lof children and ladies' NJ low t;eure.
~ Chas. faums, 4es 'th s,reet.-dda.
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GREAT ATTRACTION Select fried oysters pc
doz. " box. schYtpg L Clarke's, 7th and d. Exdrf
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NE" DRY GOODS. NEW CARPETS.
VIII open next week another immense stock OF
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
peantIfnl patterns and new designs Dress Gooda
from 12k cts. up Fine Novelties RIsck and Coi-
ored Cashmeres and silks; 500 pairs Of Blanfets
from 81 up Most attractive stock Of beautifni car
pets ever offered, from 80 cts. up
w, w. BURpETTE co.
sep2sfr nos. S.S SHt st. and 700 n 81. n.sc.
HOUSEFURNISHIyG GOODS,
We invite special attention of purchasers IN mr.
tul and complete stock of H0USEFURNISRINe,
uOoDS which We have just received, and which we
are prepared 10 ofier at very low prices. giZ:
,a Ahminsier, Moquette; Wilton, Body Brussels.
Tapestry Brussels and Ingram CARPETS, in all the
new designs; Rugs Mats and Floor Drugvets IN
great Farety Raw Silks, Jutes. French and English
Lace Curtains III all grades and styles
An inspection of our stock Is solicited
HOOE BRO. & Co,
sepIJy 1898 Est, near E6bitt House
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VICTIMS OF THE STEAMER EXPRESS DISASTER
Two other dead bodies are reported as having
been found on Smiths Island. One Is repre-.
ented as answering exactly the printed de-
scriPiion ef MI. Ullman. The other man was
tall had black hair, was dressed i'm black with
rel flannel understandings and eight cents and
a key in his pocket. A cOlOred woman was
found In the bay by Capt. j. r. Sterling. of Girls.
neid. on saturday. and will be buried at the
mouth OF The POTOMAC.
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ONE CASE OF CALICOES. 45.c yard
" One case of Calcoes, REMNANTS 2,c round
Cashmeres, from 25c to 81 yard
Dress Goods. l2H, Is, IS and So yard
fuIine of Blankets and Comforts from 81 25 mr.
Nine Demorest's reliable PATTERNS.
JOS. b. BAILEY.
oetlSfr Cor. 9TH and + SITS. s.p.
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y FRANKL1N BQUAKE, BOSTUN.
The management of this elegantly ap 49,
pointed Hotel has been assumed by 10 NJ u
BEPH & DOYLE, late and for many years le:I
Of the American House, Boston, and GEO. C. MEAD,
endeAvOr to make it the most desirable hotel In the
city for permanent and transient guests The rooms
The service and cuisine is rstclas in every respect
Terms 50 per day. Ioc16- ,slml OOYLE MEAD.