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Anu now Ieel DeCter than ever. l was so bill
louS 1t cured me. We hear this every day.
CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. fly
A SURE THING; it never falls; cure yourself
for 81. Prof. Chapin's Btlchss-paibo-a quick
complete cure for all urinary, kidney, bladder
and genital diseases In male or female. 81, at
druggists; advice free Depot, IS Barclay st..
N. Y, and FOR Washington at $50 Pennsy lvania
avenue, 3,Neoly
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY WARS Mrs Wins
totoe' Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects aeidity Of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and d1arrhda, whenever arising from teeth
Ing or other causes. An old and well tried rem
edy; rs cents bottle
TO LADIES AND GEETLENEN.-We wish to call
attention TO A. F1scher's Chemical Securing and
Dyetng Establishment, No 9O6 G. 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
sesstng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
Tor 81. n. B-Lace curtains cleaned from IS
cents up to 81 window, and no acid used 10
whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from
IS cents to 10 cents pair, and restore them to
their natural softness; by cleaning number, a
reduction In price. t1-Can for and deliver
them.
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To MAKE YOUR BOARDERS HAPPY-Order How
sons ice cream for to-morrow's dinner

LIEUT.. KELLY RESCUED.-In the sidewalk On
the south side Of Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and 10th streets,appears TO be weak place,
caused by defective sewer Quite frequently
excavation and repairs. Last night caving-i in
occurred about the same old place, and Lieut.
Kelly, who was walking along there at the
he went about half way under, but some one
passing caught hold of him and he was extri-
Gated safely
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To DELIGHT Sarah Jane and the children-
Take DOX HowSon's ice cream home with you.

"ITAIIAN JOE" ACQUITTED OF THE CHARGE
OF OBTAINING RAILROAD TICKETS BY FALSE
PRETENCEs.-Yesterday In the Police Court.
Joseph Zurich, better known as "Italian Joe. "
WHO was arrested last week, was called to
answer charge OF obtaining railroad tickets
by false pletenees, and MIR. J.. E. Norris ap-
Feared for him. The first Information was
quashed as defective, and, another information
having been prepared, he went TO trial. Major
II. L. Peyton, OF the Virginia Midland railroad,
testified that on June 20 the prisoner came to
him with note signed by Charles Denotr
secretary OF the French Benevolent society,"
asking that six tickets be given him, at the half
rates In force for benevolent societies, to Dan
Vile, Va. Having previously received instruc-
tons On the subject from Mr.. James NJ Broadus
the general agent, he let Zurich have the tick
cts at half rates, which was S. 25 each. Mr..
with Zurich last June by which he, as agent for
the French Benevolent Society, was to get
tickets for em1grating Frenchmen at reduced
rates rates; MI. M d; Whiteside the ticket sealper
TO Dany lie, on June 20, for IS so each paid him
Sol: They were marked especial" Took them
to MI. Peyton and learned their history, and
was requested not TO sell them. The defence
recalled Mr.. Peyton, who said he had seen
zurich before, and had sold him tickets at
otner times on the same terms. The de-
fendant, Joseph Zurich, testified that he had
been sent by Charles J. Denoir, who left
for Europe about twelve days since, on Satur-
Gay, June Is. TO get six tickets for Danville.
When he got back Denoir said they had got too
proposed to sen them. Denoir said the railroad
company "were going to kick about it." but
consented, and he sold the tickets to White
side. On the following Monday he went again
Tor six tickets 10 Lynchburg, when Mr. PeytOn
upbraided him with having sold the tickets.
and he made the excuse that he had a note TO
meet ana had to sell them: Peyton told him
that II he had come to him like man and said
so, he would have lent him $40. On Monday
July !, he bought more tickets to Danville, an
after consulting Denoir sold them also. III
never represented himself as the agent OF tn
society. Francis Denoir, brother OF Charles
testified that the latter had gone to Europe {
gee nus VIE, who was sick The order 10
tickets produced was in his brothers writing
After argument, Justice Bundy decided to dis
miss the case, no technical violation Of the law
having been proved, and Zurich was dis
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:
Samuel Fl. Walker to James T. Ward, lots fl to
IS inclusive, In Ward & Walkers sub of original
lots 20 and 81 Of so. 20; s.. VIM II. Ward
trustee. to Margaret w. Thornton, lot II In sub
OF So. 80; =. j. o. Evans to John E. Sioussa
49, 50. 500
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DRowNED.-Capt eaton, OF the schooner Col
purn, Eastern Shore OF Maryland, who arrived
at Biscoe's wharf yesterday, reports that COL
ofed sailor named Edward Finney fell over
board near the mouth Of OnancOck creek Nd
saturday afternoon, and was drowned. He was
about 40 years Of age
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L..
TIE exquisite flavor and undoubted purity of
Sanfords Jamaica ginger, 1.-The delicious, -
ton OF ginger can possibly satisfy those who
have once tried this elegant and effective rem
edy for all internal pains, colds, and summer
Complaints. among stimulants and tonics it
Invaluable as the substitute for every form of
spirituous liquors The public are Cautioned
against limitations said to be as good
A YOUTHFUL BURGLAR RUN DOWN AND CAP
TURED.-This morning, about 12:45 O'Clock, Mr.
julius Elsenbeiss who resides at No. SOL H
streeC, corner OF 30 street northwest, was
awakened by hearing some one In his house.
and getting up he went down with his pistol
ana nfeo, when the parties ran Off, but not
before ole OF them had fired back. Officers
Dunnigan and Perry hearing shots hastened to
the place, and found Mr.. Eisenbeiss had been
shot at, and his shirt was burned. They re.
celVed information that man had run through
Inc alley opening into Sd street, between Fl and
|, going towards I'd, and following down they
ioIhd o0y, named Samuel johnson, lying
s a0Wa, W, WITH pistol In bis hand. one load Of
OF things which had been taken from Mr. Essen.
Delss, and he was about used up with running.
They took him into custody, and when they got
him TO the station they found that he was
newsboy, about IS years Old, named Samuel
johnson, better known as ''Sltppery" The
otner parties made their escape. This morning
"Snppery" was arraigned In the Police )urt
GISCuUCi>o tcoljiicu W JUe IaCJS as ABOVE,
and 10 case Of mathematical Instruments. O.
m1cl oscope, box Of cigars, &C, being taken
from him, valued In all at about s25 OFFICER
Dunnlgan testified to his pursuit Of this party
with Onlcer Perry and to finding him, as above
stated. The court committed johnson to 1ail
Tor the action OF the grand jury: bonds $1,000.
SMALL BOYS IN A CUTTING CAss-Th1s after
noon, In the Police Court, VIM Kennedy An
drew Bell, James Hardaway and John Gray,
colored boys of ten to fourteen years old, az.
rested last week for having committed an
assault and battery on Howard Beall (who was
cut Ia the back, were charged with an assault
and battery Howard Beall testified that these
boys were russing with his brother, land Andrew
Ben had thrown stone at him, and he
took hold OF Bell to prevent him throwing at
him, when Kennedy cut him with knife, the
others telling them to hit him With stone r.
j. Beal testified that Kennedy told Graham to
strike him, and he would jump on him. when
his brother, Howard, said: "No you won't"
Ihey then commenced to throw stones, and
Howard got hold OF Bell, when Kennedy came
up with knife and cut Howard Several other
witnesses cOrrobOrated the above, Officer Eek
lon testified to arresting the boys. DIR. Beal,
testified as to the wounds, one being two Inches
deep. Officer Heinline testified that Kennedy
} wned to doing the cutting, and said he was
sorry for II. Kennedy was sent to jall for 61
days and the others dismissed
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Picnics, Excursions. &c.

Next Sunday the Jane Moseley win make
family excursion to Leonardtown Md. See adj
The excursion of the Jane Moseley to Black
1sfon's Island next Thursday promises to be a
boat will leave at O'Clock am. sharp and re-
turn at 1886 pm. There will be excellent ca
tering on board. A band will accompany the
excursion.
The Mary washington leaves tomorrow
morning at 9 am for Quantico, returning at
$50 pm
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DOTonIAC FEBBY CO.

Persons desiring Q delightful change from the
d4$es,ins heat Of the e. city can ne enjoy
tcmsc river to Alexandra and re-
turn, any day during the week for 10 cents. the
The boats leave Warrington daily for AeIsndris
az follows go. 80. SO. $50. 1850. II 80 am.
The trips at 80 80 and so pm. are especiaiIv
refreshing and invigorating. aua2im
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ASK YOUR NRIdHBoRs who have tried II how
they like HoWSonS Ice cream.

A NUISANCE IN THE CENTER OF THE CITY,
Either the District authorities or the managers
OF the Washington market should be held re-
sidewalk on the south side OF street. between
18th and 18th streets. running by the Smithso-
Dian grounds. The countrymen who bring pro-
duce to our market are compelled to stand on
this sidewalk, and all the debris of watermelons,
green corn, peaches. and other articles are
allowed to remain there day after day and
has not been cleaned off since the fruit season
opened. The stencil there is somewhat over.
powered by the fumes from the concrete fac
tory corner Of and 18th streets, but the two
smells
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lWO HUNDRED STYLES.

TWO HUNDRED STYLES.
IMPORTANT TO CARPET BUYERs.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 26TB,
We will receive our entire stock Of INGRAM and
BRUSSELS CARPETS, all direct from the leadins
manufacturers. Our designs are all entirely new.
and will have 200 styles from which to select
NO better assortment OF Carpets to be found
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. all widths
BOTTOM PRICES GUARANTEED,
c. NJ. TOWSON,
$50 Pennsylvania ace., south side.
aue23tr Near the Center Market and 7th st
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THE FIRST to sell plate Of choice ice cream
Ior 10 cents, a quart for 30, and gallon for
S1.l5. NOWSOn'S. 18th and L.
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FOB BLACKSTONE I0LAAND.
READ. REMEMBER RECREATEu,
BATHING, BOATING and FISHING

WEST END DIVISION No 8, 8. Of -x- -
9 IT, witt leave ssn H street wharf Sn she
pa! PAY MORNING. august %. 1873. At 8 O'Clock
50 cents each. Tea and Oofee. without meals. q
city price,. Mr.. Edward Kolb, caterer. Bathing
suits to be bad on the boat Of % cents each Music
by Pistorio's Orchestra.
Tickets q cents; children under 6. free; between
and IL, - cents. For etaterooms apply to O. a.
Nourse Co. druggists, corner 9th and + ets n W,
and E. J. Bowling and 3. 8. Pike, OF the COMMITTEE
Tickets limited to 500 adults and 80 children) for
18th ana Goreor.n Sc. Geo. VI. Cropley. George.
town; w. Drew. 9th and Pa ~. W. g. Duckett.
22d and Pa. az; r \. Dooley. 3OI Pa az. Oapitoi
M III Eiker Bros. 18th and Pa Az FEELING
Welch, Gt or1etown; John n. Griffin, and 2Sth sta
nw.;J; W. Howard. 18th and sts. nv: & Il Ksi.
scr, 10Th and n =. av.; C. f. Moore Co, Itch and
=: az: MibTr1's drug store: g; Nourse 90
YARD z. Reinlein, 9Th and Sta NV; 81 I'D Smith
Sza 18th 8 g T Hx;J F. Stone COR. III and q Sts.
walton, 1921 Pa ~. NV and BY the Committee,
= Downing, W. L. Simpson. Edwin Hod9e and b.
Z. Pike, 1t the boat The COMMITTEES reserve the
right to exclude improper persona aug2i6t
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CHEW Jackson,s Best Navy Sweet Tobacco.

Took Dose of Quirk's Irish Tea
And now feel better than ever was so BILL
lous 1t cured me. We hear this every day.
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BURGLAR CAPTURED.-Last night, between
! and o'clock, Mr.. julius Eisenbeiss who
keeps restaurant, corner Sd and II streets
northwest, was awakened by noise In his bar.
room below. He turned the register, which
communicates with the bar, and discovered
that there was light In that room, and feeling
assured there were burglars at work he took bis
revolver and proceeded quietly down stairs, bur
ID dolng SO made noise, which put the thieves
on the alert. They met him 1.-TWO of them) and
fired two shots at him. He returned the fire
and they escaped from the premises Onicers
Dunnfgan and Perry, who were In the neighbor-
hood. hearing the shooting fastened to the
place and captured black fellow named Sam
johnson, who had small portable desk in his
arms, which he was trying to get away With
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THE popular idea-a plate Of splendid Ice
cream for 10 cts. HowsOn's fills bill, 18th & L.
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nAY1IGHT EXCURSION AND PFC.
~ MO to MARSHALL HALL. on FRIDAY 2yh
instant. under the management Of R. GS
LIE &; HELPPH E Of the Ebbitt
LADY OF. THE LAKE viii leave her wharf at 10 A M
Ana E1ass an: .nd sR N returning q 10 ocIock
ing viii begin Of the Hall at II O'Clock ~ and con
Snus Ct intervals until SO O'Clock 2 %. Take your
iuncn pesEet and prepare for good time. No i'm
viii PREVAIL. Tickets, 50 cents: children between
Sd 10, 70 cents. For sale ct Ebbitt House Drug
IA ~
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nR MILES NEURALGIA or NERVE ACHE
~ Iu1A The bet remedy Known. Thoaesnds
eStee thedr e@cocI: oold b. al 6ruKi0lR 6TOTY
Z C40HWxLI.W Aolesaas Assnaa No Ae0 Pctn.
yIvann eve ap0-ly
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CITY ITEMS.

BlliOusness and Headache
Cured by taking Quirk's irish Tea Price 25
cents per package. Sold by druggists.
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OCCOQUAN FALIS
~ 6EVENTYFIyE MILES FOR Is CKNTR
STEAMER NARY WASHINGT1N
VIII leave at am. SUNDAY. Au.
g .,ga 2eth; "WEDNESDAY, .Auguet
turning at 80 pm.
Music and Dancing
GOCud trim. % centa
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REMEMBER HOP BITTERs never does harm to
the smallest child, but good, always and con-
ttnually
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LOCAL NEWS.


COnUcHSEU IlUCdGBo
Street lamps will be lighted at 1O:45 p. m. and
eXtipguished at $3.50 a. m.
Major Morgan states that there will be no ap-
pOintment Of lieutenant In the place of Lieut..
Skippon while there is any hope OF his recovery.
The night train on the Virginia Midland r.
r., arriving here at $50 am, did not leave
out few miles this side of that place. but ar
rived here about three O'Clock this afternoon,
The "Picque Nicque" OF Equal Division s. OF
T. advertised for Greenwood above George
teWn) tomorrow has, on account of the con.
tinued inclement weather been postponed until
next week.
The excursion to Piney Point on the Jane
MoSeley yesterday was successful and very
pleasant one, as il did not rain down the liver
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RABGAINs IN DIZZY GOODS.
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.
pure wool, Soc.
very fine, 80, g. 10, 81, 81OO.
BLACK SILKS. BLACK SILKS
COL0RKD SILKS .CoLoRED SILKS.
BLACK SILKS Es5s rs 81 3 9 sfi 81
Our sloo and 81 Is BLACK SILKS are "special
CARRIERS,
III Market Space.
8. 5; i SS S Rad fsoPs 's
sHETLAFD sHAwLs.
cHiESRENs cohos Sd S9t sTo6kf s 6 ssioo
LADIES, ,1E lRReps vE sssSstT 5se.
,GF nsa ond 1Sys wool
CARRIERS,
.ng2l:tI III Market spaos.
CAYs y NJ 5IE;s. FRENCH. An wool. 4ec yard
5 sfek ot s ss GSo g peo Sasd HOSE
Roby's Double Busk Oorsefa
Nine Demorest's Reliable Patterns
auel66 Cor. 9TH & r SITS. s.,c.
END WIN vtk4 H SHsHk M HaA p EERH FINE
BLK 6CARFS. 30 cents. worth 90.
very ls5se lot AMI great variety Of st 70, 80
These goods were DO ,zht for cash and must I
.,e ~ q GO: & kiSsi dse"
augl6-lm 1902 f st. ~ 70.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
am now moving into my new store,
7l3 MARKET SPACE,
formerly occupied by VIM. B. Riley, ESQ.,, where.
with increased facilities, l shall continue the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
end the sE y 1sRs So the gen.
angl4-G 518 Marltes Space.
RABGAINs! BARGAINS! BAB6AINS,
Atwood French Cashmere double width and orr.
M Ref sf s ES Ro sea
Ladles' Bleached Hose. Sc. pair.
AuLinen Crash, &c. yard.
Imported Linen Lawns, l6c and up
Elegant Button Paris Kid Gloves, SLO5, worth
os1i 81 spool Cotton &C. sp saS s soi
AZ Linen Hemstitched Hdkfs. 1oc. apiece.
~. Wool Buntinss. 2Uc. and up.
Shetland Wool 6hawls, Soc. and up.
Pacific Cretonnes, just received at
BRODHEAD'S
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CONNOLLYS.
aug6.tr
11th st. 0Nd Pa. neA.

nRAWER6.-Drtlling Drawers only so oeatsL
- Doubleseated Drilling Drawers only so oenta
Job Lot GAuZe Shirts, for 81. ~ S-'''
Just opened lot Fancy Hall Hose Is cents
Fine Linen Handkerchief, for go oents
bordered Linen HAndkerchiefs. Is cents; worth 40
Bordered Handkerchiefs, 8 for Is cents.
Mems Stk Ties rs cents worth so cents.
Mems Silk 6carfs, 50 cents worth 81 as
Six Shirts to order for 90, At warranted.
BIZ Shirts TO order Tor % 90, ready to wear. ct
THCMPSON'S EHRT FAoToRY,
9eA6u 80 p et. .sUss opposite P4tant OfacA
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Anlusenenfs. Etc,

FORD'S OPERA HOCSB.-In despite Of the bad
weather the opera House last night was well
nlled, and, no doubt, IL 1t had not been for the
heavy rain many would have beer unable to
gain admission. The place looks exceedingly
cheerful, and the improvements render lI first
class ir every particular. The performance was
all that could be desired. The initial perform
anee OF FatiDitZa last night was great success.
The children went through their parts with the
dash ard spirit Of the playground, and the au-
dience were very appreciative. Master Schmidt
as General kantchUkof, was very good, aud
Master John Smith, as the Herald cOrre5pOn-
dent, took the plize ID acting. Master Chas
Mtnehin also did the dual character OF VIadi-
mir ard FatinitZa admirably Well. This boys
features are very regular, and there were some
differences OF opinion among the audience as to
the sex OF the artist who was doing the double
role. Lille PaTslOe as Lydia was as sweet, art
less, and as graceful as she was In Hebe. Every
body In the city Who loves nne music and
mirth provoking by play ought to see them
There VIII be matinee Tomorrow WedneS-
day, and many of our city orphans are Invited
to attend.
THoRNE'S SUMNER GARDEN will be open this
evening with music and flowers, If the weather
permits.
THEATER COMIQCE.-Tbe large audience at
the Comique last evening was well-pleased
with the new programme offered for their en-
tertainnlent this week 1t is fun of fun and the
specially artists are the best In their line.
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no! FOR QUANTIOO.
Ii TUESDAY, EEPTEMBKR 2, 1879
STEAMER MARY WARRINGTON
VII leave at am. returning at 80 pm.
Mueic and Dancing.
Bathing, Fishing and Grabbing.
Round trim, rs cents
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A TREAT TO THE ORPHANs.-Manager Ford
has kindly extended an invitation to the child
rem OF st. Joseph and st. Vincent Orphan Asy-
lums to attend the matinee at the opera House
tomorrow, Wednesday matinee. The invita-
lions has been accepted with delight.
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RARGAINS IN SILK.
We have on hand large lot OF
REMNANTS OF SILK.

from to 20 yards in esch that we are determined
to s sea at any price great many Of these rem
pattern. and "a We must positively close them ont
them. ~ WA" w aga S0~ 'of
Every article in our store Ia positively offered AT
COST for the next month. "a
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A FUGITIVE FROM VIRGINIA CAPTURED.-Yes.
terday an officer from Warrenton, Va, arrived
In this city with requisitioI for a young man,
named Oliver E. Hamilton, a fugitive from JUS
tice, charged on complaint of Thomas Lurns-
ford, OF Warrenton, with being accessory fore
the fact In forgery case. Detective McElfresh
took the young man into custody, and he was
turned over to the Virginia authorities,
AN INSULTING BLACK TRAMP.-Yesterday a
stalWart colored man, black as the ace OF
spades and straight as an arrow, giving the
name OF John Smell, went to the residence OF a
colored woman In the county and asked for
something to eat. The woman remarked that
she nad nothing, and the miscreant getting
sight OF girl there made very insulting pro-
position to her. Officer Duke was then called
IN ana the tramp was taken In custody. This
morning he was arra1gned In the Police Court
on the Charge OF vagrancy, and he plead guilty
The court sent him down for 80 days, remark
ing that he was sorry that he could not ex.
tend 1t.
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EIFTY MILES FOR 10 Cent?
l. TWO HOURS AT Mt. VERNON SPRINGS
Music and dancing. Steamer MARY WASHING
TON viii leave at 3 80 m. on THURSDAY. Angus
18th FRIDAY. August goth, SATURDAY. Angus
SOth: returning at pm. aug181m
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ONE MORE ONLY.
STEAMER CITY OF WASHINGTON.
The last excursion OF the season -
30th.
Tickets, 26 cent?, including one dish of cream.
Tor sale at Bucklpgham's, 52l It'll e. !; $40 u 81 !:
1924 It'll st 1880 18th st. fv2hE
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DRICE LIST OF SHIRTS AT MEGINNIss
BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY, 1909 r st q W.
The Comfort" Mystery" and Reception
nnnlIlS MADE OF Wamsutta muslin. and extra fine
The "Old Tines" and "Great Southern" fopen
front) Shirts are only 30 cents mSde Of rstotass
The "Senate" Shirt, made O, Emit q, IN. roo,n
muslin and twenty hundred linen. il only GO cents
worth 81 WAY wv O"'
MEGINNI6S,
te74r zoos II street s.sc.
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BETWEEN the showers, step in and get q
plate OF H0Wson's ice cream for 10 cts, or a
quart for 30
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Sa1BTD1 SHIBTSI 0HIBTDi
CHEAPEST SHIRTS IN THE WORLD.
Best Wamsutta Unfinished Shirts .......,... rs csa
Best II. OF the T." Unfinished Shirts 800. go cts
Best Mamsqtta Finished Shirts: ..............9 SO c6
Best r. o. the 4" Finished 6hirs. eta
Choice assortment Of washable Ties and Hcarfs.
The e" Scarf for the Seaside, only so cts
The best Dress Shirts made to order in most ele
giant manner. for 81 at warranted AZ Wv
..oo THOMP6ON'6 SHRT FACTORY,
1eZSu GIG r st. s.s1., opp. Patent Once
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nR HARTLEyB 0RRAT AND NEyER.YAYT-
~ ING remedy for Oatarrh and ali Throsx ~.
eases. HsEhng, Offensive Breath and Pain q -
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ored boy, was charged this morning with an
assault and battery on Susan singleton, and
plead guilty OF striking her once" The attor-
q very badly bruised eye-and the girl TESTIFIED
that he struck her twice. Ridgeley said she
struck him first. The court sent him TO jail
for 60 days.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FOnD'1 OPERA HOUSE.

SVMMER TNEATEB CONI0U0.
~ AONDAY. August q NIGHTLY. AND TUES.
- DAY AND FRIDAY MATNEEa
First appearance of the daring aerial artist Nj
cclo Inc great Irish vocslists and dancers. Con.
ayand Farrell the great mimic Charles A Gresr
the peer change artist, Minnie Farrell. Last week
OF the Dayfons. Charles A. Loder and May Antonio
Inc Greah STOCK Company in q Grand Olio con.
cudne with the great afterpiece "Eh What Is Ity''
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MOONLIGHT EXCURsIONs
u ON STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
FIFTY NILES FOB FIFTEEN GENTS
FINE MUSIC FOR DANCING.
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