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The College Choir.

The rehearsals of the College Choir are
continued on Tuesday nights at As o'clock
in Dexter Hall, Music Hall Building. To-
night new work will be taken up for prac-
lice, with a view to its production next
reason. The lists of the Choir are again
open for new members. Applications can
be made at the office of the College of
Music, in Music Hall Building, during any
day or on Tuesday evenings.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

The Russian grain crops are suffering
from the ravages of small coleopterous
insect, which propagates with great
rapidity. In 1877 reward was offered
in some localities of 10 copecks for every
quart of the insect collected, and 10000
900 roubles were paid out in accordance
with the proclamation. One-third Of the
entire wheat crop in Southern Russia is
threatened. Very little is yet known Of
the habits or customs of the insect.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

Alice Judd, living with Miss Annie
Porter, at No 1876 Elm street, while walking
in her sleep at an early hour yesterday
morning stepped out of third-story win
dow, and received severe internal injuries
when she struck the pavement below. The
Hospital ambulance was sent for, but she
refused to GO TO that Institution.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03
Knights of St. Edward.

The second annual picnic given by the
Knights of St. Edward, will take place at
Woodland Park formerly East End Gar
DEM on Thursday next and will be a pleas
ant occasion. A grand military drill will
be given at s o'clock. A flag dedication
will be another interesting feature of the
occasion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

At a meeting Of the Board of Police
Commissioners yesterday afternoon, reso,
luton was adopted instructing all employees
Df the Police Department to abstain from
political work at primary elections and
especially not to have themselves elected as
delegates.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

What are the credentials of Glenns Sui
phur Soap? Firstly, it is lndorsed by medi-
cal men as disinfectant, deodorizer, and
remedy for local diseases of the skin. Sec
ondly, it is an admirable article for toilet
use. Thirdly, it is inexpensive. Depot,
Crittenton's No. 7 Sixth avenue.
Beauty without risk with Hills Instan-
taneous Hair Dve.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03
FOrty.Sixth COngress-ExtraS Session


WASHINGTON, June 2.-The Mcdonald
resolutions in relation to the Rhode Is
land petition introduced by that Senator a
few days since were called up and led to a
long discussion, but without definite action
the resolutions were laid aside until to-
morrow.
The bill to amend the act of March 4th,
1879 making appropriations for the i'm
provement of the navigation of the Kama
wha and Kentucky Rivers, was passed.
The bill to establish Post Roads was
taken up, but without acting on it, the
Senate adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

"They cure" What cure? Ayers Cher
ry Pectoral for cough, Ayers Pills for
purgative purposes and Ayers Sarsaparilla
for complaints that require an Alternative
medicine.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Bllls we're intro
duced: For taxation of promissory notes,
bonds and mortgages.
Prohibiting the funding of United States
bonds payable in currency into coin bonds.
To substitute legal-tender currency for
National Bank currency.
Prohibiting any soldier stationed within
two miles of any place where special or
general election of Representatives in Con,
gress is being held from leaving his bar.
racks for any purpose except that of reliev.
ing the guard.
The bill for the appointment of Missis
sippi River Commission and $175, 900 appro
priated to meet its expenses was passed.
The motion to suspend the rules and pass
the bill authorizing producers to sell S1O(
worth OF tobacco free of tax and without
license, was defeated, not two-thirds voting
in the affirmative.
Adjourned
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

The best reform in domestic life is with
ont doubt the introduction OF DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup. Where it is known no more
laudanum is given to the babies.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

Campania, the great remedy for rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, lumbago, sprains and
bruises. Sold by all first-class druggists.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

Neuril cures Neuralgia instantly New size Soc.
Sold by John D. Park d Son, and all druggists.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03
HOTELS.

Notwithstanding this ction in prices, the
unrvaled excellence Of the table will te main
tained.
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John Slillito { Co.
NOTICES.
NOTICE..

/ HE CITY AND COUNTY BOARDS OF
Equalization for Real and Personal Property are
now in session.
Applications for reduction in value of Real
Estate, to insure attention, must be presented in
writing on or before the LIST day Of July 1879 to-
gether with plat of the property to be acted upon,
showing abutting property within 200 feet Of
complainant's property, designating the kind oJ
Improvements and the value thereof
Parties cited to appear before this Board mus.
appear at the time named, or within three days
from the date of said citation, or the amount for
which said parties are cited will be added to their
personal returns unless satisfactory excuse foy
such neglect to appearl is given.
By order of the Boards.
W. S. CAPPELLER, County Auditor,
And Secretary Of County and City Boards OF
Equalization. je34tTu
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

The best remedy TO prevent the cur
culio attacking the plum is to dampen
some rags with coal oil and string each
one on wire and twist the wire together
and hang it on small twig, not letting
the oil touch the limbs as it would kill
them. This must be done before the fall
of the flowers. 1t is the perfume that
drives the curculio away, and every one
must be his own judge as to how many
rags to hang in the trees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-10
Condensed Locals.

The street lamps will be lighted at 500 p m
and eXtinguiShed AT $40 pm.
We are in receipt Of the handsome Washington
Post 4 imGHdc for 1919.
j. SbiIlingtOn sends the useful IFihuj9e A ina
nae for 1879; also the New York Clipper HING
nae.
umn of the disposition OF funds realized from
the concerts for the District poor ana yeHo"
fever sufferers.
As the Treasury freight wagon was entering
the Post Office C0uit yard from the SIN street
side this morning one Of the large Sorrel horses
attached to il fell dead.
senator Dorsey presented IN the senate yes
teTday the petition OF 81 COOKS ana laDorefs en-
ployed in the Freedmen'S hospital, who think
that SIC per month is insufficient compensation,
and desire an increase OF salaries.
Tie marriage in Alexandria. Va, "Wednesday
morning of Miss Carrie CIaggett, OF that city.
TO MIR. Denis Payne. of San Francisco, Cal. was
largely attended by prominent colOred people
from this side OF the river.
The '.AZalia'' club recently organized by the
young graduates of the cOlOred public schools
OF mis- city. gave its fiTst sOciabe last evening
ut the residence of Lawyer J. Harry Smith, cor
Der 10Th and T. streets northwest. Miss Eta
Moses presided and read a well-prepared adj
dress. 10 which Mr.. Smith responded. after
which there was dancing and supper.
Harry q. Richmond Augustus Boyle. OF this
city. the minstrel Who recently killed man
named Daniel Archer, in Philadelphia, has
made application for admission to bail Ii is
generally believed that Richmond will be ac-
quilted on the ground OF SPlf-defence.
number OF cOal dealers met last night. Mr.
W. j. Stephenson presiding, and appointed a
committee to draw up a constitution and plan
OF permanent organization OF q protective aSSo-
citation.
Mr.. b. L. keyser has. by MI X. X Elliot, filed
bill Of injunction against John HitL E. T.
HalStead and others, TO reinstate trust on and
enJGin sale OF property on the corner of G. and
9Th streets, advertised for sale BY X. w Tyler
Oh TIE >oth instant, under deed OF trust.
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them. hold Office. are employed in telegraph Of
fees, post Offices and in other labor sn.ed 20
their capacities. Emanclpate Tue wouitu, sid.
mothers of the land and we Will nave hishei
tyre of men-nOTe perfect more lnteilectut.
ard noble than ever seen in any age OF Tue
world She urged the women or washington
and all the country to aid the women OF L tau
In retaining this right Of suffrage tAppiauSe
Mrs Gov Wells, OF Utah. took the stand ana
proceeded to state the progress OF legislation III
Utah with reference to woman'S rights
Mrs. Spencer stated that the women or tan
mad been called here By the leading SuffragistS
of this city. She thought roly yamy preferable
to the licensed social evil, which is being adVo-
Gated by many Of our bloated pubic men. we
have in this city what is worse than they nave
In Jtah-the social evil, patrOnizhd by our law
makers with freedom and zeal The women OF
Utah were enfranchised by the Mormon men,
the cause aided by many OF the GentlleS with
the hope that the women OF that territory
would vote themselves each a husband, and
discourage the system of a plurality OF wives
Now that these women do not vote to suit these
Gentiles they want to disfranchise them.
A recess was here taken until o'clock,
THE SESSION THIS AFTERNOON
On Teassembling at 2 O'Clock Mrs. Stanton ad-
dressed the convention on the tendencies OF the
times under the present one-Sided suffrage sys-
TEN. All are now admitted to this privilege
except the idiots, Cinnamon and the women.
What can be expected under such a state OF
affairS-a state OF reverence intidelity and
corruption. They tell US that politics will de-
moraliZe the women and the women the politics
or the day. This is absurd. Look at state of
politics under mans rule, that it is impossible
10 tel whether the Chief executive officer OF
wise. The development of cipher systems look
exceedingly bad. Applause
MIS- Matilda JOSlyn Gage next adore sed the
convention upon the injustice OF men to wo-
men. and United States rights versus states
house "
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THE CDVRTS.

EQUITY COURT-Jddge Mdcirthpr
Yesterday, CeaS VS.. Burgess; argument con-
Guided and case submitted. CaStleman VS.
FleGertc&S; demurrer sustained with leave to
amend. Smith VS.. Uttefmehle: guardian ad
iitem appointed. Ruffin vs. F. S. & T. Co: con-
VeyaECe on terms decreed. Phillips vs. Phil
lips; release decreed.
POLICE COURT-J,tdGe Smell.
To-day, James Ward, carrying concealed
weapons; $50. Nathan Hill, charged with de-
Stloy1ng private property; Reuben B. Clark and
Owe NJ. Bailey forfeited collateral for falling to
remove snow. Michael McBerry, charged with
selling coal without license; personal bonds
John Bailey, same charge; personal bonds
John Williams, larceny OF piece OF timber: 81,
Armslead Medilla, petit larceny, second
offense> grand jury. Samuel Young, larceny
OF box; 81, or ten days. James Parsons. as
sault; s.. Christina Wells; assault; S..
CHARGE OF IMPEDING A WITNESS.
JOhn j. White was charged with impeding a
District against him, pending in the Criminal
Court. Mr.. A. b. Williams, for defendant filed
a plea against the jurisdiction of the court,
which was Oyerruled. Mr.. r. B. Hughes. a
baillff OF the Criminal Court. identified the sub
EGADa and testified to Summoning johnson in
the courtroom. Hiram Johnson testified that
he saw Mr.. White on the morning his tWhite'Sl
trial was to take place, he having sent a message
there. White said he wanted him to get Edward
out OF the way. Witness went to see his brother
and came back and reported to White who
gave him $40 and told him to get Edward to get
out OF the way. Several other witnesses teSti-
1led; ana the court imposed fine OF sl00 Or 80
DAYS in Jail,
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GEORGETOWN.

Masonic INsTA1LATIoN:-At the stated COM
municatiOn OF George C. Whiting Lodge. No. 90
F. A. A. NJ, at Masonic Hall, the NJ. w. G. NJ,
Bro. II; A. Whitney. installed the following Off
GERS: f: j. Keferstein, w. NJ; w. Ii. Griffin $.
" W.; II; Johnson. J. W; F. W. storch, s; sam1
Z. Palmer, T.; George b. French, S. d.; r W.
Darby, j. d.: and John A. Athey and VIM
Dickson. Stewards: After lodge about 100
brethren enjoyed the tenth anniversary sup
per OF the lodge at Forrest Hall, where address,
es were made by Bros. Whitney, StanSbury,
keleTsteln, Mccoy, Hon. j. Wiley Wells, and
others.
DECATUR LODGE, No. Q, K OFF,, have Installed
the following officers by deputy G. C. John E.
Ne E, James Blggs, P. G.; II. F. Morgan, C. c.;
d. X. ShankS, V. c.; j. S. Houghton, K OF r.
and s.; A. McClaw, NJ. OF f.; VIM. Dougherty
M.tfE.
THE DAsHAwAY CLUB held their weekly
meeting at their hall last night. A number of
good addresses were made, and new names
were added to the pledge of total abstinence.
Ice Is being cut on the river above the alue-
duct bridge about eight inches thick There is
good skating also at that point. The water has
been too low on the Little river to do any cut
ting OF Ice for the past few days.
OFFICER CAKELL, of the Metropolitan police
force, lies seriously i'll at his residence on JEFF
feISOn street.
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AmUSenscntS. &c.

NATIoSAL THEATER--The greatest minstrel
show on earth. ildveriy'S becomes more pnpu-
lar as the week draws TO q close. The music in
the first part, both instrumental and vocal is
excellent. and many Of the jokes that are passed
around have the merit OF fresh wit. The novel;
infamous appearance OF twelve SOng-and-dance
men. kennedy'S ventTiiOuuial performan nee. &c
4 matinee viii be given Tomorrow
ODD FELLOWS UAII.-The MidrptS continue
to be the wonder OF the city. Their afternoon
and evening exhibitions are crowded The
small creatures are remarkably Intelligent as
we'll as diminutive. Still another matter that
should be noted IS their symmetry OF FORM
LINCOLN HALL.-Captain Tyson, OF arctic
fame. {lIallS cOmrade and late commander OF
the 'HOwgate expedition will lecture at Lin
coin Hall, on Monday evening, January 10. on
his experiences while cast away for six months
on a foe OF ice, with eighteen souls in charge
THEATER CONIQCE.-tiOOd houses and good
performances is the rule at the COmique this
week.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE GREATEST PART OF THE ANNUAL CONTRACT
for supplying Her Majesty's Troop Ships with
CfalfpagneS has been awarded to Mr. BOllinger
for his Dry Extra quality.
BUsINEss.-20 per cent. discount for cash on all
articles. $50 suits SIG; Sl5 suits s12 S12 80 suits
80. OvercOats, pantaloonS and everything else
IN the same proportion.
GEO. c. HENNING, 41o 9TH street.
IT Is CONCEDED by those competent to indge
that CufaHgs Rheumatic Remedy is positive
cure for rheumatism.
Lo5iile's Headache Specific, the greatest cure
ever introduced for nervous and sick headache
ASK your dealer for ''Jackson's Best" 12,2.,ft,1y
SHRIEEs FROM THE BATTLE FIELD are not s;lrer
signs that work OF destruction is going on
than the coughing with which churches. thea
tiers, private dwellings at this season reSound.
Hate's Honey Of Hcrehoma.d and Tar. The bene-
fetal effects are immediate and certain.
Pixies I0oMachs Drops cure toothache in one
minute. Sold by all druggists at % cents.
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
.oic's Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acidtty OF the stomach, relieves wind
colo, regulates the bowels, cures dySentery and
d!arrhGa, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An Old and Wen-tried remedy.
Is cents bottle.
To LADIES AND GENTIEMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. F1scher's Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 9G6 street, near
9Th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether of American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work in
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sessing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
up to $50 window. Wool blankets from 30
cents to 81 pair. by cleaning number q re-
ductlon In price. Specialty-Ladtes party
dresses, spotted or SOiled round the bottom
cleaned without doing the whole garment: q
years experience.
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LOCAL NEWS.
A nlusements, &C., Tonight.

National TbfGfeT.-IIayerly' Ministries.
Odd Fti!otrs' HGH.-The Midgets.
TheGter COB.ique.-VarietieS
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LECTURES.

ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-SIX
" DAYS ON AN ICE FLOE.
CAPTAIN TYSON, of Arctic fanlA, Halls COM
rane, late commander of the How ate EXPEDITION,
VII lecture ct LINCOLN HALL. on MONDAY
ENESiNSi, January lS. on his uncomfortable expe-
rlences while cast away for six months ON a dat of
ace, VIII eighteen souls in charge The use of %
years Arctic experience. Fearful resorts i'm lie and
snow and darkness for the preser sation of life
Arctic Christmas Soup,
Seals and Bears
he most instructive Lecture OF tHe season
1icsets, 90 cents; 81 Metzerotts AID other public
pisces jaug&t
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WANTED TO BE WITNESS IN THE BIGtIINS-
GRANT TRIAL.-Ie Sterday afternoon during the
trial of the case Of ThoS. higgins agt. L. = Grant
leXPTesident), for treSpass. in causing his arrest
and commitment TO the insane asylum, for
which the plaintiff claims $4,000 damages. the
reporter Of The STAR setting at the clerks desk
noticed cane raised in the audience as ii the
owner wanted To attract attention. The man
thus signaling with his walking Stick was a
short. stOut-built, heavily whiskered man, with
a bald head and somewhat OF a military bear
ing. His face looking familiar, THE STAR man,
with some difficulty. made his way to him,
when ne warmly grasped the reporters hand
and presented him a card inscribed as follows:
"OFciGNMaj. Gen. ard Adm. Hermann Buck
les, com. in CHIEF L. 5. Army Il Navy: Com of
the Y. s: Prof. OF Ocular surgery: Prop. of the
81 ElK. Hosp. for the Insane, etc. etc. ETC.;
Chief of the Surgeon-Gen. I. S. Army d Navy,
etc, etc, etc; Chief OF the Metropolitan Police
ard Police OF the l. S. etc, etc, etc.
He then remarked Il was over there TO the
asy lum In the same ward as the man Biggias,
and ne Is no more insane than | am, and If they
don't believe il they may cal me as Witness
As the reporter was about to turn away the
major general. etc. asked if they would not let
hin out or tie asylum. and requested that the
judges attention be called to the fact that he
was untuStly confined. 4 short time after this
one OF the witnesses testified that higgins had
said that Gen. Grant had appeared to him in
his dreams, coming before him in spirit. There
upon the major general. ETC., was seen writing
on paper on his hat. and a few minutes there
after he sent the paper 10 THE STAR man. 1t
read as follows: '.In regard TO his talking of
spirits it is nothing but the speaking of the
telephone which is carried on here every day
ard night, and not sleeping-the work OF fumi-
gatica. Officfal-Maj. Gen. and Admiral Her.
mann BucklerS, &C. &c. &c The major gen.
eral and admiral il harmless individual, who
imagiEeS that from the heights OF ST. Elizabeth
he rules the army and navy as also the police
of the world, and spends considerab Ole portion
OF his time in issuing orders, sc. He is allowed
some privileges and long known as perfectly
dCcfle patient, some OF the officials allowed him
10 accompany the witnesses to the court house
under the eve OF 2 keeper, with whom rs rp
turned 10 -, "~' idin Wlel ihe COURT ad-
iOUrnpd
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: John
Sherman TO Dennis Mcnamara. lots 15 and IS,
sub OF So 12O: 81 ,O09 David Pullman 10 Joseph
RenshaW, lot l, SO. 353; S2,i00. Nj. II. ROhrer
and VI. Ashford. trustees, TO Minnie q. Knight,
lot 81, So 960; = 1000. Same to Mrs. S. Maxwell,
lot -. s,I. 96O Sl.00o. j. NJ. Varnum, trustee to
=. VI. Dubant. lot 19. square 49,; : $50. Same
10 Francis VI. Detweiier. lot II, sq, 49, 81 500.
VIM. ClaOaUght 10 Middleton Mitchell, lots "A"
and '.B, So. ;: 5. j. +. Ennis, trustee, 10 st.
Thomas Literary Society. lots "a" and .-B.' 81.
535; 5. The st. Thomas Literary society TO
John McDermott, lot "a" 81. $50; S5Jl. ST
VirCent's orphan Asylum 10 John McD2rmott,
lot "a" So. $50; $ III. III. Lockwood to Luther
Martin, lot t. sd 49,: s2,Se0. G. &. Glover TO
Julia L. Fitzgerald. lot 20. 50. 1885, sI0,50o. j. F.
Hines, trustee. 10 John Grinder, lot 9, So. 6il
81 3.53. same CT al. 10 John Grinder. lot 10,
81. $50; s5I5. VIM. Stickney CT al. trustees, TO
Jacob Frank lot -. sq. 511 =, $50. st. NincentS
orphan Asylum TO j. ]. AtchiSOn, lot Is ST. 2l1;
=. Il. E NOckabCe 10 John Grinder, lots a
and u, So. 545; $3.50. Il. ii. Warner ct al. TO T.
Il. TOwEer, lots % and -, So 500: 81, 100. r. L..
CTOpley ct a.. 10 RObt h. CTOpley, lot a., OF old
Georgetown: sl5 Sc1 X. II. T. Leopold 10 g. W.
Shears. lot %, so. ZIS: sl,SJt. John sherman 70
G.. W. Shears, lot q. So rs; 81 $50.
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DRESS GOODS, DRESS G0ops-Entire stock of
- cent dress goods reduced TO Is and 20 cents:
dress goods, good quality reduced to 10 and l215
cts; cassiineIes for lien and boys wear. all re-
0uceu, % cts. Up; White wool fianuels ~ Is, Is.
90 cts: red twiised fi.inneis all wool, 40 Is cts
az IoWsoi 5, $50 pennsylvania ave, south side,
near iLh.-AGct.
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The GREATEST PART OF THE ANNUAL CONTRACT
for supplying Her Majesty'S Troop Ships with
ChalGpagnes has been awarded to Mr. BOllinger
for his Dry" Extra quality.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW YORK SHOE STORE.

PREVIOUS TO TAXING AN ACCOUNT OF
STOCK, 1 WILL SELL ALL nv FALL. AMI
WINTER GOODS AT PRIME COST,
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FEW QUOTATIONS..
Iares' Pebble Goat Button Boot. . 81 on
Ladies' Gus ON made Goat Button. .........-. 1 50
Ladies' Custom made, Navy Biue, DIAGONAL or
Ladies' tfcst. Solid Leather, Side Iace....... l0l
Ladies' Custom made. Goat Lace ............. 4 IS
Ladies' French Kid Box Toe. Button ......-.. 3 90
con other styles. ranging in price -.... 30 TO 400
Gents Solid Leather. Congress Gaitcrs........ loo
Gents Bay state Shoes ............. ......,.. 100
Gents Hand stitched Calf Congress. 500
Gents tBuri's) Calf Congress ..-........... Sd
tents (5urt's) Calf Button oots............. $50
Gents Fine Calf Boots .......... AIS
Gents Loco styles Boots and Shoes. .. slr 20 600
Gents Best Rublers. 4sc., LADIES' . ......... rs
Gents Best Arctics, 81 %. ladies .......... 30
All kinds Of Shoes for Boys and children at I'M
heard of low prices.
These are the best and cheapest goods ever offered
az any legitimate sale liz this city.
ianstr GEO. MCCARTHY.
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PLEASANT VALLEY WINE CO.

PHEASANT VALLEY WINE CO.
EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE.
Quarts, $l2; Pints, 8lL
@. II. MuMM co. DRY vERZENAY, s2l. 2s.
Do. EXTRA DRY, S24
BOUCHE Fills & CO. DRY VERZENAY a2e SO
Do. NAPOLEON's CABINET. s22t0.
CALIFORNIA BRANDY, 81 per bottle.
Do. PORT, 80 cents per bottle
BASS & 90. PALE INDIA ALE
YOUNGER'S SCOTCH ALE
Superior OLD SHERRY WINE. s251 per gallon.
CORDIALS Of al kinds
OLD WHISTLES, OLD BRaNpIEs.
Fine qualities, q; low prices
THOMAS RUSSELL,
decllSn 1918 PENN areNsxe.
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0ETRiGH and every kind ofrORNAMENTAI,
rEAIdE6S, dyed and manufactured a fhS
EkEESh ESIASLISHMENT. 6le sih ytreet emo.
Ste United States Patent omoa H1I1S.fks