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HOW TO BE Beautiful.

HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL.
BEAITIFYINts COSMETICS
, ECGENIE'S SECRET OF BEATTY. for
the comPie11nn. specially, 81 per box
shades, at 80 cents and 81 per box. 'oe
iNDELIBIE LIP AND FACE ROUGE,
81 and 81. 50 per bottle N'
COSMETIC MASK.
to remove tan and ffeckIes, warranted 80 complata
The largest assortment Of
HUMAN HAIR GOODS,
retatled at fahulously low prices
EAU NIERFEIIlIEIJSE T.. the m arvaIlo,,a ,a; -
stalner, medium, dark brown or black, So per boy
, AL R0RA, OK GOLDEN FLUID, best in
per bottle. ' va al" A'A'
REAL ENTHUSIASTICALLY GOODS below
sens for our new ILLUSTRATED cara.
LCGIE, chow TO BE BEAUTIFUI..,
Goods sent G. O. D., with privilege of retur,i,o
l.. SHAW,
decs-eotj1 81 West 14th street, New York,
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"TOtally Different from All Others"
"LondOn Hair ReSGOrer." InSures new growth.
"LondOn Hair ReStOrer." Restores the color.
London Hair Restorer." Exquisite dressing.
NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT IT-THiCKENs
Thin hair, stops It's falling and the most per-
feet hair reStorer and dressing the world has
ever known. We allude to ''LOndOn Hair Color
ReStorer." A. A. Gibson. Barrytcwn, N. Y,
writes: at has stopped my hair from falling
and restored 1t TO It's natural color" "LOndon
Hdtf RestOrer" is sold by all druggists at Is
cents bottle.
"ALDRaNgY WAGONs. Fresh Alderney butter
cnurned every morning. and delivered Ia s lbs.
ward" prints, 45c per 10. Also, cottage
cheese. Dutterrnflk and sweet milk &c. per Qt-
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Masonic ELsCTIoSs.-Social Lodge No. /, F.
4. A. NJ, has reelected the following Officers
NJ Sidney A. ". Simms, s. W.: John M. Wash.
lngton, j. W; George NJ. Webster, secretary:
George Cook, treasurer: Joseph Thorn, .. d. ::
Frank ID. Burgess. j. D.; Andrew j. Dye. S.
Richard j. jackson, j. s.. John w. freeman
Tyler Acacia Lodge No. IS, f. A. A. M. has
erected the following 10 serve during the ensIl-
ing year: William NJ. Poindexter w. NJ: II.
Little, secretary; T. NJ. Hanson treasurer
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West Washington, nee Georgetown.

BUILDING ASSOCIATI0N.-At the 4ISt regular
monthly meeting or the Twelfth Building Asso-
citation, held last night at Goddard'S hail. g. 300
was disposed of, being 80 shares retired at the
stock value rates.
FOUND DEAD IN BED-Mrs. Olivia Brink
(mOther OF young Brink, who was lost for a
short tine, about year ago, by wandering
away, being OF unSound mind,) was found dead
In her bed, at 80 lst street, this morning. The
coroner has been notified.
DEATH.-Mrs. Mary L. Ellis, wife of MIR. John
Ellis died this morning at her late residence
No. 30l4 street, after long illness.
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e I. BRYAN, at the corner OF and 18th sfs.
pear the Arlington, has a superb stock of gro
ceres, carefully selected for the holidays. among
when may pe mentioned grapes, Rtsley's can
dies. oranges, Taisins, figs, dates, the choicest
pickles. nuts OF all kinds and table luxuries Of
all kinds at bottom rock prices.
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a WEES REASONS FOR WISHING A DIVORCE
This morning Mr.. w. A. Meloy filed for Ella l..
Floyd bill for divorce from John B. FLOYD
an emplOye OF the Post ONCE. The parties
were married June :, les0, by Rev. T. G. AddI-
son. aud she charges that within two days AFTER
marriage he commenced a course OF Ill treat
ment tormenting her with his low gross Ieal-
ousies, striking her and threatening her life,
and In June last he beat her so as TO seriously
inJure her and render her confinement TO bed
lPCfSSdrY -
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CITY ITEMS.
For EVENING Parties

Full Dress Black Suits from 81, and Black
Cl0tu Frock Coat Suits from 49, | have a very
STOCK, embracing cloths. doeSkins, diagonalS,
grantees and tricots; also large stock OF blue
goods, IN fast cOlOrs, Suita Die for semi, dress
business and uniforms.
GEO. C. HENNING 40 Seventh street
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THOMAS BOWLING has a magnificent display
OF Turkish, Persian and Egyptian rugs and ear,
salesToom, the sale of which Commences Mon
day, December Goth, at II O'clock +
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ostrich plumes, black white and cOloreG JnSS
lot al prices which defy competition at j. p.
Palmer'S, No. 1fOI st.
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OyERCoATs AND ULsTERs.-If YOU are not SUM-
piled with one OF the ve-mentfoned articles
examine the stock at the Boys Clothing House
OF B. Robinson s. Co, 90 Pennsylvania ave-
and congratulate yourself upon knowing where
10 go 10 md the very best and the very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-17

PORTABLE gas stands. In great variety, very
Sneap during the holidays, at Hamilton s
Shedd, 400 9th ST. +
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THEo. FRiEBUS, 500 Market Space Cuttings
Old STAND, IS selling his stock OF millinery and
Christmas goods at cost, TO retire from bust
ness. His store Will be for rent and fixtures
for sale.
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CONGESTION OF TIE LUNGS, Inflammation of
tie throat and difficulty OF breathing frequently
result from severe cold. The remedial prop
critics combined In DR.. Jayne's Expectorant are
especially designed TO break up feyerish and
infiammatory tendencies, remove construction
OF the throat and by bringing about a free ey-
pectoration promote natural respiration and a
speedy cure. reputation maintained for forty
merit Of the remedy.
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PILES.
DIR. Il. D. SHRADER,
OFFICE go 11TH strict NORTHWEST CORNER g.
Cures Internal, External, Blind, Bleeding or
Itching Piles by new and universally success fuI
method OF treatment without resort to the knife
i94ture, or any of the old, painful and dangerous
methods usually employed. ans radical and per
manent cure guaranteed in every case or no 71dv.
Among the many who have been treated would
refer to the following:
Rev. DR.. peale, pastor Wesley Chapel N e. Church
Rev. L. G. CLARK, 1927 9th st.
Benz. DarDiele, Attorney at Law, 400 La ave.
SAM Bacon. jr, Grocer. Pa. ave. and 18th st.
W. ii. Forrest SIC 18th st,
+. w. Royce 923 st.
G. A. Brewer, 3l7 East Capitol st.
Jno. BOtt, lo41 Sth at.
j. M. Wes, 500 st II e.
3. II. Ernest, 1928 9th st.
Anon Brown. PIP st. n.
c. G. Sailer, ll6 Gay at, Georgetown.
and many others. on application at my Office The
treatment is attended with but very little PAIN
casions no loss OF time from business, and 1ieoeT
fGlts to cure. Call at Office and certificates in
regard TO the wonderful cures performed.
Hours-9 to II g.. N. and to y. N. Consulta-
ion free. dact-Im
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A LWAYs WE'RE AHEAD.


"A ARE SCILL AHEAD
OF ANY AND ALL COMPETITION.
FIRST PREMIUM, OR THE GOLD MEDAL,
Awarded again to
CERES,
The celebrated MINNESOTA PATENT PRO-
CESS FLOUR for being the handsolnest ami the
most nutritious Patent Flour that ever was eXhib-
TIED at fair. Remember that
CERES,
the whitsst al strongest and in every respect the
most beautiful Of all Minnesota Flour, was awarded
the FIRST PREMIUM last year. It came out vic
torlous then against all other competitors and is
COCK OF THE WALK
again this year, and any and every housekeeper
who wants
SNOW WHITE BREAD, ROLLS AND BISCUITS,
should ask the grocer for CERES" the champion
Flour Of America
FOR SALE BY EVERY GOOD GROCER.
Wholesale DEPOT:
Corner LIST 81. aud Indiana ave,
WIN. NJ. CALF a. co.
P. S.-They also the sole Wholesale Agents for
Buckwheat. decI3-m W. film
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OVkRCoAr THIEVES ARRESTED. - Detective
ZONES went 10 Alexandria this morning after
J0bn BROOKS and jim Gallon, two colored
thieves telOngfng TO this CITY, who mad been
arrested In Alexandria for disorderIy Conduct
Noticing that they had some fine overcoats In
their possession the Alexandra officers sent
word 10 the police here and there were brought
up about O'Clock today By MI. Coomes, as
sisted BY Of1icer Smith, OF that city, ana are
John F. Mercer, No 1901 F street, and the other
10 member Of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-17

MANY an Interesting little child has been
saved ey having d.. Bulls cough syrup con-
yelient.
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RENEARs Tonic is a certain remedy for wind
dyspepsia and heartburn. One bottle Is suffi-
Gent In most cases. Try it. SO cents bottle
m,w,f3
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &C., TO.nixhs

AmUSemehtS. &c, HO.nIXuts
National T7tsdter.-Chanfrau In kit"
FOrCrS Opera HO1tse.-Widow Bedott Comedy
Company.
81. TiHCeHfS ASyIunt.-KrtS kr1ngle.
Odd FtliOlrs' HdH-Kettledrum.
JrftrSOH school BltiTdiH9.-Musical and liter
AIRY entertainment by Jefferson Literary and
De batting Society.
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Holiday Goods.
WHERE TO Buy THEM.


People who purchase Christmas presents
look 70 the advertising columns Of THE STAR
for information as to the best places to buy.
The following are among the advertisers In TIE
STAR, and mention Will be made OF others from
time TO time
". ". BCRDBTTE & Co., OPS eth street and
.e6 X street have many SpecialtieS suitable for
christmas presents They have novelty dress
goods In great variety. Their stock OF dry
goods is very attractive.
Great bargains In holiday goods can be had at
BRODHEAD & Co. old stand 1908 + street. Their
woollen goods, dress goods, new style prints
hanGkerchiefS, &C., are OF The very best material
and finish and give satisfaction to all.
HOwSOS llO4 18th street will constantly have
on hand the best ice cream Of all fiavoringS dur
ing the holidays. His cream Is delicious and
very cheap.
G. L. Wild & BRO. 723 1th street. are sole
agents for the Stieff, kranich 6 Bach pianos and
the Estey organ. They offer special induce
ments for the holidays.
TYLER & CHEWING, 9fS eth street have an
excellent and varied stock OF goods for the
holidays They have everything In dry goods
and fancleS. and are selling at prices that make
their store doubiy attractive TO purchasers.
JAMES b TOPHAM, 425 9Th street, has good
substantial holiday goods. He has every thing
In leather from pocket books and card Gases up
10 harness and splendid trunks.
ELPHOSZO YOUSGS has at 504 9TH street one Of
the largest and most select STOCKS of groceries
fruits. &c, for the holidays that can be seen ia
any city.
sTIsEMETz: 1881 Pennsylvania avenue, has
Just received rom New FORK fresh supply OF
ladies seal skin dolmanS, and saqueS flr lined
circulars and d0lnanS, collaretts, NUTS and
cuffs
CALL on VICTOR BECKER, 9oT street NV. TO
Duy ole or these beautiful upright or square
pianos by Vim. SuaGer at very Low prices.
GroyeSteen q Fuller and other pianos FOR lie at
prices and terms 10 suit
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ADVANCE GUARD OF THE SALVATION Army
Charles Bentley and Theodore Jones' of the
salvation Army, arrived here last niEnJ from
Baltimore and visited Wesley Chapel corner
9th and + streets, but did not take any part in
the exercises Their uniform consists OF dark
pants, blue blouse with collar bound with red
cTalc, and letter on each side; and on their
hats TN badge With the words, the salvation
ATTny"
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CHILDEEN.s jewery at Jewelry store, 457
PenESy lyalia ave.
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WOOD.

" JOHNSON BROTHERS.
WOOD. TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS GOAL
F.eA Weight. Best qualify. Lou Prsces.
GOAL Prompt DeliUeTies WOOD
Main ONCE wharves, mill and depot connected
with uptown Offices by TELEPHoNK.
With uIeQualed facilities and advantages for COO
nomicaly conducting the wood and coal trade,
wharvee IL Glory. extensive store yards enabling as
70 stock up largest when coal il lowest; Offices
throughout the city, and al In immediate commu-
nication. insurtDg prompt attention 10 orders, We
are prepared TO offer to our patrons the best varie
ties OF coal 1t the very lowest prices.
We insure strictly pure GOAL Of 2. $40 pounds
the ton. JOHNSON BROTHERS.
r sts. ew 0fdces: 1A2 st. u. w.. 1fl2 9th Of.
NV. l4lS It'll st. n w.. and 22l Pa. ave. sc. oil
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CHRISTMAS CARDS, Mnans', 7tA st., near F.
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DESIRABLE HOLIDAY PRESENTS
LARGE ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM.
BLACK SILKS. COLORED SILKS.
BLACK sATINs. BLACK CAsHMEREs
COLORED CAsHMEREs. PLAID DRESS GOODS
BROCHE sHAwLs, OLOAKs.
CLOTH SKIRTS, PIANO COVERS,
NOTTINGHAM LACE FOR CURTAINS,
DIAGONAL CLOTH, AND BASKET CLOTH
FOR CIRCULARS AND SILK
UMBRELLAS.
At TOwsON's.
636 Penna. ave.. South Side.
200 doz. of COLORED SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
| so doz. COLORED SILK HANDKERCHIEF at 81.
| rs doz COLD SILK HANDKRRCHIEFS at 75c.
| 60 doz COLD SILK HANDKERcHIEFs at soc.
Is doz COLD SILK HANDKERCHIEFs at Csc.
| 80 doz. COLD BORD'D HANDKERCHIEFs at l2c.
5odOz. COLD BoRD'D at zoe.
5Odoz. COLD BoRD'D Observation-Disclosures at Csc.
| leo doz. of LADIES' watTE HEM-STITCHED
| HANDKERCHIEF5 at IL, Is, IL, 20 and 2Sc.
100 doz. Of LADIES' INITIALED HANKKER-
| CHIEFS, all Linen. at 20 to SIC.
so doz GENTS INITIATED HANDKERCHIEFs
| all Linen, SOC.
| LADIES' AND CENTS GLOVES, KID. DOG
SKIN, FURToP. CLOTH, Isle THREAD
| FANCY HOSIERY FOR LAD1ES. GENTS AND
| CHILDREN.
At TOWSONS.
| 83G Penna ave-. South Side
ALL INGRAM AND BRUSSELS CARPETS AT
| Gust.
| VELVET RUGS, TAPES1 RY RUGS, HASSOOKS.
OTTOMANS.
BED COMFORTS. 75c, 81. 90 81. rs. 81. so. g. 90.
LARGE DOUBLE WHITE Wool BLANKETS,
s Ss par. $2;oo $500 400. So 90. &C. 90,
| SiVO, etc., At
| G. NJ. TOWSON
| 6ao Pennsylvania avenue. south side.
decls near 7th ct. and Center Market.
MADAME 81 6r F. hX I{EE,AMMSMSEEHEr.
| Has arrived in Washngton with handsome as
ee .me Of BONNETs and HOUND HATS, care
a9 ~ selected by herself from the leading Houses
| street. opposite Ebbitt House. decS- I'm
WALKERS, 31s 10Th It.
Lime. Cement Plaster. 6sspss Lining Felt. F. IL
nova GRAVEL RooFfNa SUPPLIES.
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THE WEEKLY STAR!

THE WEEKLY STAR. now In its twenty NTH
year. Ia . double eisht- psse sheet. containing
nfty-six columns OF fresh News. Literary and Agri
cultural matter every week. including Q compend
Of Washington News and Gossip. . record OF Local
Affairs. Home Matters. Fashion Notes. Personal
News. . list Of Marriages and Deaths. late Tee-
graph News. Special Correspondence. Selected
Stories. etc. II viii be sent post paid. from De-
oember !. for the entire session Of Congress-, tn
Guiding the Inauguration Ceremonies In March, In
full. for Fifty Cents uoyI7-lm
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A. sAKs & CO.,
decl5 3I8 and 31S Seventh 1t.
WEI De MEYERS
O. AT A r r II
CUBE. Unqueg.,onably the most i'm portans medi-
cal discovery since vaccination. A remedy which
assimiates with the mucous membrane and forms
any stage. One package generally suf1ices. Deliy.
cred by Druggists or by D. B. DEWEY & Co., As
Dey Street, N. T.. $3.50 complete Treatise and
remarkable statements by the cured, mailed free,
The afflicted can refer to:
GEO. W. LAMBR1GHT. 70 Biddle St.. Baltimore;
Mr. SCHROEDER. $50 North Broadway;
JOHN L. HERRING, c. Park av. l. McMechan St.;
GEO g.. PREsBURY, Prop. West End Hotel, Long
Branch;
Rev O. Fl. TAYLOR, 14O Noble st.. Baltimore, Md
B. Z. HELPHEssTINE, Ebbitt House, Washington;
Rev. GEO. E. PRATT, st. Stephens Rectory, Phila.
Gen. L. O. BOOTS, Wilmington;
Rev. A. A. SUMNER. Frederick Md;
Nile AIMEE. Opera Prima Donna;
PAUL BoYIoN. the great swimmer. Flushing, IL;
sAM'L BENEDICT, Jr., 697 Broadway, n Y, etc.
real cure of Catarrh for 81. so. novl- eodeow
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my GOODS AT Low PRICES.

best made, 31c. ' anu
Pure Wool Chudda Serges. nearly one ward and
quarter wide, reduced from 75c. down to ann a1o
Navy Blue Trimming Silk, 500. W WV
Lonsdale Cambria, yard wide, fnestIauaIity. 1917
Large Size double Blankets, 81. So 'A<>s'
Pure Wool Black and Coored Cashmeres. 2sc
Pure Wool Cradle Blankets 81. rs. o'
Large size Bed Comforts, 81, 81. Is, 81 30 nj TX
%. o. 10
Large size Bridal sdd.ms 9Tilts pure White
81. so, 81. TO, ~, So. Is, 81, 80, 50. o'o'aS'
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The OWNERSHIP or ARCHITECT PLANS.-TO-
day, In Circuit Court. No. l. Judge Macarthur
the case OF Phelps agt. TOllman-in which the
title 10 architects plan Is inyolyed-was given
TO the jury after argument by Me5srS. Rliile
and Miller for plaintiff and Norris and Davis for
defendant. The court, In charging the Jury.
said that an architect was not the owner OF the
plans for building after he had received D y
therefor. IL was against public policy for 10 N
10 pay for what he does not get. The question
whether the architect has lien on the plans
depends altogether on how the architect is en-
pIoyed-by the month or under commission.
III by the month the architect has no lien but
II under commission. he has a lien.
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CARCER'Os
vi Market Space

Black Silks. Colored Silks, Colored and Black
Warp Henrietta, 81. Pure Wool Monte oiosh. ali
81 so. Black Oassimeres pure wool, vide, doubis
Sidses 81 Co. g. 55c g. La sss size Wool
Black Silks. Is 50, 81. 81 Is, 81. 80. to ca so Omr
81, 81 e. and 81, SO Black Silks are special bar.
Cotton, containing In each s. 4. s. s. T. s, 8. 10.
y Sn;tiy aIa; , Pnre WOO o. bronze Green
ano Covers. S5. Is to $40. Black Brocade silks al
to 80.
CABTEBsDs
dec10 III 4aHkot Opaa q
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CLXDE,s NEW EXPRESS LINE

WASHINGTON, GBOkGETDWE, ALEXANDRIA
AND PHI ADELPHIk,
CONNECTING AZ EHTLADELPHlA WITH CLYDEr
LINES FOB NEw YoBK, BosToE PBovIDEFon.
FALL RIVER, AND ALL PonTs N TIE NEW
BEGI-AEp STATES.
Through bills of ladng s1ven
SAILING DAYS.
FROM NashinGtoE-MondAys at 7. N.
From th1latel phi8-Satprdayk, at 10 m.
Freight received daily until B p NJ. Georgetowr
goods received and delivered al &sshinston
Wharf, foot Of 18th street.
WILLIAM p. OLyDF CO, General Managers,
IISoutb Whsryes. Philadelphia: j n. JOHNSOM
CO. Agents. 18th ~. wharf and l302 u. n.W.o
Washington. su127
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IN LINZ BETWEEN New NDRk, NAvRK, LONDON.
SOUTHAMPTON And BgEMEs
The steamers OF this TnVany win ssn every Fat.
Grday from Brenle Pier foot Of Sd street Hoboken
Bates Of assase:-Fronl New York 70 Hayre, Lon
don. Southampton and Brerien. first csDn ASO:
second cabin, $50 stee-se, $50. prepaid steerasc
cert fcstes, s2s- For freight or passage apply To
OELRICHS 4 CO, 2 Bowling Green New York
". G: MkTZEROTT Il co. s2s Pa. sve.. Asent1
Tor WasluDsdon, Aug27
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LADIES GOODS.

LuscoMB' mopEs
For . permanent place Of business has taken
HOUSE $50 STREET NOR rHwEST,
And viii continue to design and make elegant
EVENING RECEPTION AND WALKING
novl9-1ms TOILETS.
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COAL AND WOOD.

q L.. SHERIFF..
COAL AND WOOD.
Of every variety.
Special attention g1ven 70 every order.
1I14 and 020 Pa. Ave-
Telephone connection.
Rtver. sp0
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M ADAmE +. =. JEANNERET.
~ OF BALTIMORE
s mas arrived IN Washington with handsome as
ssoTntment OF BONNETS and ROUND HATS, care
fully selected by herself from the leading Houses
OF Paris. Dan be found at her parlors, No. 1927
street. opposite Ebbitt House dec3- lm
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STEAM Frs. DC.
Lon POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,
STEAMER THOMPSON,

Dart John r. Wood, huilt e1pr-~sy -
for the Potomac River business, SS<>
leaves 9Th street wharf ever mon B
DAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY. at Z O'clock
. m, making the principal lRndinss N the river
FARE and fre;ehts 81 lowest rates.
o. d. LOWELL. President.
octlS-Sm lal6 street.
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The trst-cIass steamers q this line Amster-
dam, " ''W. A. Sclolten," Rotterdam" ''P Ga
land, =" .'schiedal1" aud ''Mass"-oarrying the o..
g. Mall to the Netherlands, leave W2tson,s Stores.
Brooklyn, regularly on WEDNESDAYS. First
Osbin-S60, $40; Second Cabin-S45, $50; Steer
ase-S26. ii. CAZAUX, General Aren't, "a South
William street, New York. For Passage apply to
". g. MET2EROTT & Co, 925 Pennsylvania
sveBue, Washington; or r. II. JOHNSON, Agent,
National Safe DEPOSIT Building, corner New York
svelIue and 18th street northwest. aug7
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Sudden Death.

At five minutes to 8 P, M. on Sun
day, Mrs. Mary A. Clark entered the
dining room Of the North Star Hotel
she had just come from Mr.. Ben.
Soule's house-and complained of
feeling unwell: in less than five min
utes she was a corpse On Monday
morning, Coroner Gle, at the instance
of the county attorney, made some in
qsiries and gave 1T as his opinion that
death was caused by hydropneumoper-
cardic-which, we imagine, means dis
ease Of the heart. The deceased lady
was a widow and mother to Mr.. Judd
Clark, Of Bluehill; was out here on a
visit to her son and had made arrange
ments to ve'by the stage at 4 A. NJ,
Monday and return to her home in
Michigan; but the fates decreed it
otherwise-by 4 P. NJ, Monday, she
was in her gravel Funeral services
were held at the NJ. E. church. Mrs
Clark was a native of Pennsylvania
and was born in 1928. - :
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What p Correspondent Thinks
" Princeton. =


Princeton. = '.
There are two churches, Presbyter-
ian and Methodists, two doctors, the
same number of dentists, seven stores
of various kinds, two black smith
shops, two flour mills, two saw mills
and another in contemplation, a fine
school building, bank, telegraph office,
but no railroad, one printing office.
Have not heard about the lawyers,
but of course no town could run with
out few. Two hotels; we are stop
ping at the North Star, kept by Ross
\ Justice. 1t is fine wooden struct-
ure, three stories high and would be
a credit and ornament to a much
larger town, it is we'll furnished and
kept in good order. The tables al
ford excellent variety. enough to sat-
isfy the greatest epicure. The wants
of every guest is taken into consider.
alton; the consequence OF such
thoughtfulness is well filled house.
Should any of our friends need a
change of air for their health OF
nerves we will recommend this place
for quiet. 1t is pretty little village
of about nine hundred habitants.
F. A. c., in the LaHarpe (1ll.) La.
Harper.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-08-05

Grandin and Dalrymple farms, (on
which | am informed are 45, 900 acres
of wheat in one body) are situated.
A branch Of the rail road is already
built out several miles across the
farms and will be extended so that
all the grain raised on these farms can
be loaded into the cars with but lit
tie hauling by teams. But l must not
dwell upon this prince of farms, lest
my readers become weary and the
editors patience exhausted.
Valley City and Jamestown are
pretty and thriving villages further
along. At last about Z P. NJ. we rat.
tied into another town of larger size,
and the brakeman shouted, Bismarck!
and we knew that our railroading was
over for the present. A two mile
ride in bus brought US to the steam.
boat landing and to aefu]l view of the
noble Missouri, which at this point is
about three-fourths of mile in width.
Going on board the boat we heard
that she would not start that night,
but we engaged passage as tar as the
mouth Of the Yellowstone and we
have been boarding here ever since
and it is now Monday, the goth, inst,
with prospect of getting off to.mor-
row evening or the next morning.
Such is the fate of the traveller by
river steamers. More anon.
G. A. w.