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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
GRAND MASTERS ADDRESS.
To the Patrons Of Husbandry of
North Carolina.

Brothers and Sisters At the last
of recognizing and building up our
Order was imposed on the Master. In
order thatahe might the more efficient
ly accomplish this object, it was re-
uuired of him that he canvass the
State, and that such means might from
time to time Be adopted as circum-
stances would seem most to demand.
Full power was delegated him to use
his discretion in perfecting the plan Of
operations. accordingly entered the
field about the first Of March, and after
irving several methods that did not
prove altogether satisfactory, | have
adopted the following programme for
the present:
Ny attention until the first of July
will be given chiefly to the revival Of
the dormant, and to the strengthening
of the weak Oranges. | shall address
the public at the courts and at other
appointed places in each county.
Ny time is limited and the field be-
;nr ,arne the work cannot be. bv me.
completed. The former members of
the Order and the friends of our cause
must lend their kind assistance and CO.
operation.
10 bere:,y appoint the last Master
Of each dormant Grange, a Special
Deputy, to work up and revive his par
ticuIar Grange. If n new Grange de-
,ircs 10 lie ORGANIZED. a DEPUTY will ye
appointctI Ter this prr,osy. The state
t3r,nu4 has rtmitiel the past dues
AGAINST ali dormant Oranges, and also
tne month";, dues against the individ-
nal members thereof. and il now fra
icrnaliy asks of those who have once
n.no with ~ thar they come hack
again, and reoYganize under their old
charter. and 90 10 work. as if no gap
had eyer occ,rrca in their operations.
az renorts Nhcn ORGANIZED the Mas
tei viii at once report to the Master
AMI Secretary Of the State Grange.
iTe Master will send Won the annual
word. with such oiher instructions as
YOU NAV require; and the Secretary
will send you the necessary blanks, sc.
IN consultation with the Executive
Committee, the following terms of re-
union have been agreed on: Each for
mer male member is to pay the sum of
fftv cents toward the Masters and
Danntv,s fund OF the amount SO col
from those who come in at the
,ro,nizat;op one half is TO be onward
n. &c 80 St..o
u,.,o. ne, uho
49,
= W 80,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
FREE ADVERTISING I!
Our Column Of
WANTS n Off Rs.

- At the suggestion of the Exec
uNye Committee of the State Grange,
and also many leading farmers, we
nave established the following rule
We Will give every patd-uf
lhARLl subscriber of the FARMER
AND MECHANIC ONE DOLLARS
WORTH Of advertising, free, under
'he following rest~rictions:-
~ Provided the card shall consist
d not more than six lines, five
"oFds to the line), and shall advertise
some artlcl Of farm produce, farm
''och anu cattle, Or some want TO buy
VI 5eiIj connected with the subscribers
"l house or farm.
W No subscriber can pass his adj
'''uslng % any other person. or adver-
me Tor the benefit of any one but
himself aud family.
- Advertisements for this column
must he sent in by Friday morning of
,''n Week, or they cannot appear till
Inc neXt week.
- No card will DE inserted more
,""'' one time, except when paid for
; r-gu'ar Advertising.
Tell your farmer ueighbors
'''4E this unparalleled offer No
fSPsT in the World makes SO liberal an
iHAEABER:-Farmers can have this
gisht-pagc, family paper, and
oIr ,rsD''s ,'"rth 81 ddoerttsing, for
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
A PLUM FOR SOUTHERN SPECTATORS.

A HLUM 0 SOUTHERN REGULATOR
New York letter Of Friday says:
1.-The South were heavy sellers Of cot
ton in this market this morning, and
the price broke 30 points, knocking
Mays down to 1871 cents, Junes to
1903 and Julys to 1927. 1t had been
supposed the South had pretty well
unloaded, but this, it seems, was a
mistake. Thus far it has been very
successful, and it is estimated that not
less than 81, 800, 900 in profits on paper.
been taken out of The pccke:s of
the New York operators by the South
since the year opened |
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05

ALL FOR LOyE-WHY LIEUT.. CAR
ROW, IL II SEVENTH CAVALRY, SHOT
HIMSELF THROUGH THE HEART.-The
suicide of Lieut.. M. Carlow, of Tie
Seventh Cavalry, at the Planters
House, yesterday afternoon, was tele-
graphed yesterday in its main details.
but the mystery surrounding the affair
was cleared up somewhat to-day by the
finding among his personal effects of a
letter written by Ella Sturgis,
sister OF the affair, who lost his
the famous massacre. Miss Sturgis had
met Carrow at Fort Lincoln, where she
and the young lieutenant became very
friendly. The General, thinking his
daughter and the young lieutenant
were becoming too devoted to each
other, removed her to ST. Louis, hop
ing in this way to break up a friend
ship which he deemed unwise. Car
rows pride was stung, and. after
nursing his affection for months, he
resolved to come to St. Louis and settle
the momentous question. Six weeks
ago he arrived here and at once plung-
ed into ali the destinations of the most
recherche society. Two weeks ago he
attended a German at the house of a
wealthy resident. He was to lead in
49, x.-tf, 4hn u>o bn 90
~passionateiy loved. He told a friend
of this before the evening arrived, and
seemed delighted at the thought Of
seeing Miss Sturgis. He further stated
that his prospects were never tairer
and tina he believed he was going to
be successful. The next day he met
the same friend and said that he flat
tered himself that the long and anxious
ly discussed question had been decided
IN his favor. Just a week after the
event above mentioned Carrow told the
same friend that he was going to make
a ina charge, and If | am repulsed,"
said ne, 'l'il give up the struggle"
The charge was m1le. 1t was neither
a uefeat nor q victory. Ella had an
''Wait a few days and [ Will
write you a letter" 1t is supposed by
those who knew the young officer init
yesterday. 1t was the final and IN
favorable answer. The result is we'll
known, and the mystery is lifted. To-
the body Of the young man was
placed on a Nal dalia train and taken
TO its last resting-place in Pottsville,
Pa, where his father lives.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
THE NORTHERN VEGETABLES MARKET.

III AVN Ii ' NJ a Ah IN l..
New York dates Of the 2lst instant
mention that 100 barrels new potatoes
came IN on the Charleston steamer and
sold at 81 5Oa5 SO per barrel, fine lots
ruling pretty steady. Green truck OF
fine quality about steady, but supplies
are ample and poor lots have to be sold
low. String beans 81 50a2 624 per
crate !; Southern cucumbers 81 5Oa2 p
per crate !; Florida tomatoes, fine SCAT
per crate !; Southern cabbage 81 5Oa3
per barrel !; Southern squash 5Oca$l
per crate. Strawberries were plenty );
North Carolina choice quoted at 12a15c
per quart, Charleston iua1Sc, Norfolk
Seeding 12al5c, Norfolk Stuart Sa10c,
Maryland l5a2oc.
The latest Baltimore market reports
say that the strawberry trade Is in full
blast this week, and tue supplies are
large. The Norfolk boats brought
heavy shipments OF strawberries yester
day, and Anne Aruniei as we'll as other
portions of Maryland are beginning to
send in their crop. Prices for prime
stock ranged from 5 to II cents q quart
to dealers. Cucumbers are quoted at
81 5Oa2 per crate new potatoes 81
per barrel for prime, S5a6 for fair :;
squash 81 SO per crate ripe tomatoes
ST per crate, green do So.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05

II IS dIfflcuit to suppose thar the
officers Of Fort Abraham Lincoln ~
DOT ctuated ~ some extent by REVENGE
end disappointment in consigping ,Ia
handsome young cavalryman, i rlcs
heiier, to the guard house for se;rr
absent without leave, and for ccranc
~preJudicial TO good order and m;B,se,.
discipline The unmarried officers =
the post had been paying devoted A..
tentlon to the beautiful daupbter ~
Mr.. Frank &. Melville, a weaithe me-
chant from st, Paul's, but Miss NIL.
vile met Miller, the twain fell IN i,,n
and z private marriage was the roslff
The bridgegroom's superiors. on lenrp.
ing h facts, consigned him 10 = cell
AMI the bride went home to her fl,ha-
But the latter views the affair mas,
more coolly than tie wearcrs OF ep.r
lettcs and has promised to do tie has.
he can for his son in-law. and 10 rr,.
cure his discharge, if possible, fremtAo
army.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
Grand Master Checks Appoint
monts.

The Grand Master has entered upon
8, canyass Of the whole State, and Is
anxious to meet the leading farmers
and their families in every county.
But in getting MP meetings for him TO
address the people. the brethren should
bear in mind that he must proceed
regularly in his work, SO a. to lose no
rimein passing from one section to an
other. travcrsing the same ground
twice. His appointments already liked
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05

C~urculio.- As soon as the fruit begins
to set, the trees should be visited early
in the Il O ming, when the curculio IS
sluggish. \ large cloth should be SO
arranged, that it can be spread, or bet
ter, he'd by four persons, while another
gives the tree two or three sharp jars.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05

Col. Thad. Coleman, chief engineer
Of the S~partanburg and Asneville Rail-
road, has been appointed chief engineer
of the Western North Carolina Rail
road. We regret to lose SO efficient IN
officer from the ~Spartanburg and Ashe-
vile Railroad, but we are glad to know
that he has received 50 good a position
on this important line, for he will be
able to do a great deal in his new
position towards securing the exten-
sion of a railroad from Asleviile. n.
G.. to the railroads of East Tennessee.
-Spartdn6ury Heratd.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05

W~afscntou, Tuesday. i@,h, May.
Tqsloro, Saturday, Eth,
Na.iamSton, Monday, 18th
Windsor, Tuesday, Goth.
Plymouth, Thursday, Ind,
Eitatou, Saturday, 9TH,
iicg,iofd, Monday, 10Th.
t5atcsyille, Tuesday, nth,
Winston, Friday. 3oth,
N~urtreesbolo, Saturday, 3l>t.
Jackson, Monday, md, June.
Weldon, Tuesday, 3rd,
Ltt.eton, Wednesday, 18th,
Louisburg, Tuesday, April goth.
Nashville, Monday, May 9th.
". Fl. CHEEK, MASTER,
y. E. State Grange. l.. Of IL.
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JUNE 5, 1879. ]
Che Grau9e.

> H.. th;. head uiH he found the 9ltctat
I ~. .,x of the Grand Master, ana dfs",
- .,,no IN icati0ns from mentbets ~
The North Corott"a l"tr""s q nus
hanlrY.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05

In great surprise she replied, "Why.
howdy, Will" After shaking hands
with her, asked, pointing to a hand
some young girl, if that was Emma ?
She answered it was. He took the girls
hand, and, with tears in his eyes, told
her he was her father; that she had
been taken from him when she was
only three years Old; that he had been
searching for her for the last fourteen
years; that, thank God! he had found
her at last, and that be had come to
take to a comfortable home, and from
the poverty and misery in which she
had been raised. He asked her if she
was willing to go with him. She re-
piled that she was. Upon this the old
woman and the other children set up
A GREAT LAMENTATIoN,
and said she should never go. They
seized hold of her, but by some eXer-
ton Holland, with her assistance,
succeeded in releasing her and getting
her away from the house. They went
to the neighbours where the girl was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14
GEORGETOWN.

THE DAsHAwAy CLuB.-One Of the largest
and most enthusiastic meetings ever held In
this town took place last night, at the hall OF
the DaShaway Club, on High street. Eloquent
appeals were made in behalf Of the temperance
cause. Great success has attended the efforts
There has been over three thousand signatures
to the pledge, more than twO-thirdS OF this
number being males. Addresses were made by
j. B. Dunning. Arthur Shepherd, Col. W. b.
Redgrave ana W. Addison, jr, Mr.. John Berry
presiding.
MISS CAROLINE J. BUcRAFT died at her late
residence. lis Beall street, last evening. in her
man CathOlic) church. and well-known for her
acts Of charity and benevOlence. Her funeral
will take place Monday afternoon next.
A SOCIAL PLEASURE CLUB known as Heber
Assembly, was organized here last evening.
and the following officers r,ecrea: Franklin 4
Wbelan, president; Geo. ". Shoemaker, Vice
president; c. A. Littlejohn, secretary; II. H. B.
Howes, treasurer.
The APPOINTMENT of Rev. j. McKendree
Kelly as pastor to Dumbarton-street NJ. T..
Church, seems to meet with general favor and
satisfaction.
IMPRovEMENTs.-RileyA A. Shinn is about to
convert the east wing OF the West End Hotel
into two dwelling houses. The old coffin
workshop, one Of Georgetown's landmarks,
belonging to Joseph F. Birch, on jefferson
street, near Bridge, has been pulled down, ana
a new and substantial building will replace it.
IL would add much to the appearance of George
town IL some of the old landmarks on Bridge
street were to follow suit. .-..Stone is being
street, and work will soon be commenced. 'Tis
a contamination devoutly to be wished. Good
progress Is being made on West street, George.
town, and street, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14
THE COURTS.
C0IrRr IN GENERAL Tn

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Estate Of Hannah Bargy; argu-
ment on motion to dismiss appeal motion over
ruled. Tucker & Sherman VS.. BigelOw decision
reversed and cause remanded. National Metro
politan bank vs.. BigeloW; same.
To-day, F. s. and T. Co. agt Holden; submit
ted. Russell agt Russell; motion to amend de-
cree overruled. The application of J. A. Hay
ward for admission to the bar was referred.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Cartier.
Yesterday, L. LuchS VS.. Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Co.; verdict for plaintiff for
$4,000 and interest WEIGH, Holmes & Clark vs.
Mcdaniel; verdict for plaintiffs for $34247.
To-day, Oppenheimer agt. Buchly; juror with
drawn. Shiffer agt. Cabell; verdict for defend
ant Shirley agt. Commissioners +. S. d L. Co.;
on trial.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Hdgner.>
Yesterday, James Wilson pleaded guilty OF
larceny, and was sentenced to the pen1tentiary
for IS months. Joseph McGregor, resisting Off
Ger; guilty, with recommendation to mercy
Mary Alexander, alias Almorolia, keeping
bawdy house; plea OF former acquittal filed, de.
murrer thereto sustained and bench warrant
issued.
To-day, John Darlington, John Burk and
Michael Burk, charged with resisting an officer,
(M0ckabee) were brought into court and the for
fe1ture OF recOgniZance stricken out. Bail was
fixed at $500. IZetta Hemmons, alias Isetto
Hemans, larceny OF money from Maria Cant:
on trial,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &c, Tonight.
National Thsater.-Boucicault as "Conn, the
Shaughraun."
Fords Opera HOUSE." Kellar, the illusionist."
Theater Conaifue.-'Leopold' and excellent
varieties.
Lincoln HaH,-"Pinafore.'
Narini's HdH.-W asnlDgton Schuetzen Verein.
Cbildren's masquerade ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14

CECOUD ~ CLOXHN6.-The only plscs
- IA the city to dispose Of Second hand OoehtnG,
Watches, Guns. Pistols. &os q fair caah yrioo. .
S06 Eth street. near Rennsa ava
b calling q q addressing the abcye number. o..
an pgQmI2y attended 70 Dafjl.6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14

TIE STAUNCH SHIP PINAFORE will be at Ford,s
Opera House On Monday next March II. and
WIN anchor there lot full week. Its officers,
dred persons. magnificent model of Ii. NJ. s.
is now exhibited, day and night, from the Opera
House portlco. Cards for places can now be
seclred at Ellis music store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14

In the case OF Washington Fire Insurance Co ,
alleged bankruptcy on petition OF Charles +
Whittesey, assignee, Judge Humphreys d.
Iected rule TO be issued, returnable on
sons TO show cause why the following balances
due On capital stock should not be paid: I. HG.
Io0d, $4,000; FlOdOardO Howard, - ,000 Il. L.
VI GOO; CIV Dyer. 81 900; IT. bearing, 81 $780, j.
C.pafker, $500; Mrs. William Herring, 81, 43I so;
K.beieslofn, 1850; R.W Tyler 1915; F.W Jones.
H.Mart1n, $1,000; George W. Stickney 80 oo0.
HalStead, 81, 600. Ia -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14

WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-SOld by r.
Golden, flSh agent, ID shad at $50 per hundred:
5000 behring's at SO per thousand; 200 punches
rock, % to SO cents per bunch: 500 bunches
mixed dsh, 8 to - cents per bunch,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14

The GRAND JURY to-day reported indictments
against susan Norris for presenting false pen
sion claim. AdOlphus Burgess, petit larceny,
second offence, and Edward JinifOr, do. They
were discharged to April l4th,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14

MARY ALNORALIO BROUGHT INTO COURT on A
BENCH WARRANT.-iest in the Criminal
Court, Judge Hagner, the appeal case or Mary
Alexander, alias Mary AlmOraliO, charged with
keeping bawdy house, was called and her
counsel filed plea OF former acquittal, to
which the government filed demurrer and il
was sustained by the court. The recognizance
was declared forfeited and a bench warrant was
Issued and placed in the hands of a bailir
Prior 10 this she had sent to the court certit-
cafe OF physician that She was TOO ILL TO at
terd court, and when the bailin went with the
warrant she protested that she was In a diving
condition. The officer, as Ia duty bound look
herto tie court house and 1t appeared that She
was not at all likely to die shortly, aIthOngh
she was siek, and she was placed 10 charge o,
Perry Carson, one OF the bailiffs. with inssruc-
orders. A0'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14

ROYAL BAKING POWDER.
B ERE 4 oo9oHYTT "A r p5Kbks
IL $ IS T IL f., f sssBss
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
OF TARTAR PowDEa. Never gets hard or iumpy.
Endorsed and recommended for its wholesomenees
by such eminent chemists as Dr. Mot, New York !;
&C. ssa IL By q
- Beware Of the injurious Alum Powdera
Manufacturers and dealers urge you to buy them
pound and double tSsir money nc ss1 'ns " Genus
Do not buy Baking Powder loose - II is almost
sure to contain alum. The continued use Of alum
s SOS
pies On the face etc
DOUGLAss'
GREAT SALE oE
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Another case Of those thoroughly Made and
OHEMISE,
FoUR FOB ONE DOLLAR,
Opened this morning.
Those ladies who have been waiting will please
call at once a. they will be gone in q fe days.
DOUGLASS,
mar10-tr 9th st.. Sc. Cloud BUILDING.
TIE RIGHT WAY
To make money fast, operating in stocks In to &C.
cure steady gains from the daily variations in
prices, "a they occur without waiting to incur the
sweeping risks Of sudden and extreme fluctuations.
In this v Az the business becomes safe and de-
strabie as any mercantile, manufacturing. agri-
cultural or professional pursuit. while good profit
can be made on either . bull or bear market. By
the Mutual Capitalization System each operator
united with the best skill, whether the investment
be great or small. and large profits arc returned,
which would be impossible to obtain in any other
way ALI conflicting interests are harmonized.
while the immense weight OF ready cash capital
forces success. Anybody can operate successfully
by this method. and profits are divided among
% m.fs g dY goo T
and so on, as the market moves. The public and
patrons universally endorse this - the most sue
cetsful method OF operating in stocks ever intro
duced. New circular with unfailipg "Bules for
success" and much information of absolute i'm
portaDce TO AL operators. mailed free All kinds of
Stocks and Bonds wanted. Government Bonds sup
pnso' Apply ADAMS BROWN 4 CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
mar1Oeo3t rs e. rs broad sc. N. y. Oifu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14

WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET at Queenstown
drove yard yesterday: 243 head OF cattle offered,
223 sold at prices ranging from 81 to So. 20
head left over. 100 sheep sold from Az TO cts.
per pound. 10 cows and calves sold for $40 to
$50. Market down and dull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14
NOTICE.,

Just opet ed; an elegant line of BLACK GRENA.
cut in lengths desired W. w.
HEADQUARTERS FOR BCNrIN9S.
American and French Buntinss do be ana single
widths, in al colors Also,
NOW IN STOCK
iuil line OF BLACK SILK PRINCES. zaanufac.
tnred TO our order. with full rtm-nt of TRIM.
MING BUTTONS Of the latest desig az
W II BROWN,
mAr1ltr 8fS Market SD0ce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14

On MONDAY, March 18th, a grand exb,h,,,o,
OF hosiery VIII be opened at c. Baum's. 40s 1th
st., sucn as never been surpassed In this country
Ladies ana gentlemen are invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14
DRY GOODS.
4 MOTHER LOT OF

SPECIAL BAR3AINS
gan Bose. 20 Beautiful Linen Lawns
LADIES', hne quality co.ored bordered Handkers
chiefs %; Bestiful Pacific Lawns. 10.
Black Grenadines 81
BACK Jasmine res, pure wool, so, 50. IS
10th Tor boys We ar, pure wool so
Pure Linen Table Darnask 81
Pure WOOL buntlrgs IN al colors both sins,e and
double wioth CAkTEhS, III Market SpscsL
Black Silks, IS up to as: Coor.s Ss,s. r.. go, a.
Si,,N, Su,Feo Is, ~. Our 81 and 81 Is Black
Srss are .ne best and cheapest in tins city
Piano Covers, 1915 to SIS
Nottingham Lace. for curtains, 25 up to 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued tn
Preston Z. kenner and Elizabeth Thomas.
Henry III. Douglass and Matte Keith: Henry =
Smith and Carrie X. Crawford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14

TIE FIRST Bermuda potatoes can be had at.
G. Epgels, NO, SS9 Center Market,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14

THERE HAS BEEN RECEIVED from New York.
Philadelphia and Baltimore, at Friebu,'. SD9
Market space, pennsylvania ave-, between sth
ana stn SIS, the largest and most Complete as
sorDeBt OF straw and chip hats aud boomers
ever shown on this market al this time or year
consisting OF all the latest Partisan, Engiish
Italian, Swiss ana American novelties aud
shapes. also a complete stock OF chidren's
school hats, all at prices to suit the times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14
mar1l-tI

CBEAP CARPETS AND DRY GOODS.
Ingram CARPETS. Is. 80, 81, Is. Soc
Atwood Ingram Carpets, Soc. up
Best Tapestry Ingrains. 75c
Best Tapestry Brussels. 20. rs, s5c., as 10 stylea
Our CARPET stock to he closed out and bargaus can
he had. ., .. - ~
Table Linens, 20, o. 81 SOC worth loo yard more
Bed Bordered Double Danask MAJ kins lOc worth
Ice
Dress Goods very cheap, SC. yard up, fine soods
Atwood Ladies' Cloths very cheap.
Black Oashmeree, Black and Coiored Silks, cheap.
It; NAuDAIN,
nar4-tr zoe Market Space,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14

1NFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM is fearful form
OF the disease, but Durang's Rheumatic Rsmedy
will cure 1t at once.
Nothing touches headache equal to Lodilles
Headache SPECIFIC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14

TEE BOYS CLOTHING House OF b. Robinson &
Co., No. 909 Pennsylvania avenue as its numer-
Gus patrons attest, has without doubt the most
desirable goods In the line OF youths, boys and
cnHdren's clothing ever before offered In this
CITY. Durability, style, workmanship, and fair
purchasers at this model establishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14

To CoNsUMPTIvEs.-Many have been happy to
give their testimony in favor OF the use OF
" WHbor's Pure Cod Lteer Oil and Lip.er Ex-
perience has proved it to be a valuable remedy
for Consumption, Asthma, Diphtheria and all
diseases OF the Throat and Lungs Manufac-
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