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CITY ITEMS.

A97OO.OOO Fortune Seeks An Owner
the opportunity seldom offered TO mankind OF
suddenly being enriched without labor danger
disease and privation; without leaving the com
iofts OF nome, without reproach, shame, or
question OF conscience, is offered to every one
VINO VIII send to NJ. A. Dauphin No. 3l9 Broad
way, New York City, Or same person at New
orleans, La, and secure ticket In the Grand
extraordinary Distribution of 1922, 500 by the
Louisiana State Lottery Company, under the
personal care and supervision OF Generals G. r.
BeauIegard, OF La. and Jubal A. Early OF Va on
Tuesday, December 14th.
Totally Different from All Others,v
London Hair keSJorer." InsuTes new growth
" LONDON Hair ReStorer." Restores the color
London Hair ReStorer." Exquisite dressing.
NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT Ir-THICKESs
INN hair, stops its falling and the most per-
feet hair restorer and dressing the world has
ever known. We allude to 'LO13don Hair color
ReSt0Te." A. A. Gibso3, BarrytoWn, n. Y,
writes: ut has stopped my hair from falling
ard restored 1t to It's natural color" ''LOndOH
Hd.' Rrstore'' is sold by all druggists at I5
cents bottle.
"BUCHUPASIA"-Quick,c complete cure to
lays; all urinary complaints; s., at druggists
For washington at $50 Pa ave,
"RoUGH On RATs."-Ask druggist for &c, IT
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-buga 1bc
box: for Washington at 4SN Pa. avenue.
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SAVF'ORD,S
RADICAL OURE
FOR CkTARRH.

apid, Radical, Permanent. Comnlete
Treatment for 81.
Begin at the begi ming. Cleanse the nasal pas
sages Remove the morbid coats OF rotting and
dead tissue Work upon these surfaces until the
living, wholesome membrane is reached. cleansed
dsinfected, soothed, and healed. Then you have
attacked and removed the Cause. Meanwhile, by
internal administration, drive from the blood the
poison 1t delivers with every pulsa,on of the heart
When all this is faithfully done, Oatarrh is con-
quered. You are cured.
sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE conf lists of one bottle
Oh the RADICAL CURE, one box of CATARRHAL SOL
VENT and one Improved Inhaler, all wrapped in
one packaae, With Treatise and Directions, and sold
py all druggists for ST.. Ask for SANFoRD's RADI-
CAL CURE, tne most complete instantaneous, and
economical treat nent in medicine.
General Agents,
WEEKS & POTTER,
Boston.
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CsT1cURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS L
foTIEs, chemists and Druggists $50 Washington
street. Boston, and are for sale by ali Druggists
Price OF CUT1oURA, a Medicinal Jelly small bo.es.
oO cents large boxes. ST.. CUrICURA RKsoLysyr.
the new Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle. Cur1oua.
MEDICINAL TOILET SoAP rs cents CUr1CUaA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, 10 cents in bars, for
BARRIERS and large consumers. SO cents
AN mailed free on recent of prtc>
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CARPETS,

{ tARrETs' cAErETsi
100 ROLLS OF BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
CARPETS,
ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
BRUSSELS BEAUTIFUL STYLES,
SIC, 9oc., Csc, 81, Sl.05, Sl.lo
INGRAM CARPETS,
Soc. Sc, SIC, 45c.. SEC.
SUPER ALL-wOoL INGRAM CARPETS,
6oc., Csc, 10c., 75c.. Soc. S5c.
The HEAVIEST AND FINEST TwO-PLY CAR
PETS. s719c.
MAKING AND LAYING. ALL COMPLETE,
TIC. YARD.
CARPET LINING, &c YARD
VELVET RUGS. HANDSOME STYLES, IN ALL
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS
HANDSOME STYLES, IN ALL sIZFs
HAssOCKs AND OrTOMANs,
LARGE ASSORTMENT
FLOOR DRUGGETS, ALL SIZES.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE. NEW PAT
TERMS,
25c., Soc, SIC 45c.. soc. YARD.
| BED COMFORTS. 75o 81, 81. rs, 81. 30. S1.75
HEAVY DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. VERY
LARGB, g. so per pair. and s3. s3 so. 81. "a 50.
| CLoAKING AND ULSTER CLOTHS, all Styles.
| CLOAKs. sHAwLs. FLANNELs.
| CLOTHS FOB MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
SIC. 45c-. Soc sc. 75c., Sc, q PER YARD.
At c. M. TOyvsON's,
go Pennsylvania avenue. south side,
} Ror2s Near tn street and Center NNkst
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The Counterfeit. Coin Cases.

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TWO WHITE woMEN HELD 10 ANSWER A CHARGE
VI fASeiN" eooNTERFkIT SILVER MoNEr
MS morning, In the Police Court, the charge
against Emma Baker and Alice Rupp. the two
white women VIII"
day e, ,,y,.,,.-~ we're before the court yestsf-
certain eoun. and having in their possession
up. 4 - .effelt silver coin. was again taken
tes .ountryman, named Samuel NJ. Smith,
lied that last Thursday the Rupp woman
bought pound OF butter OF Elm, and offered
him silver dollar, which he refused to take, On
account OF Its not having the proper ring, and
when he told her OF 1t she gave him genuine
money. Mr. George D. Rock. of the Treasury
partmeDt, was called as an expert to examine
the coins, ard stated that he was custodian of
all counterfeit coins In possession OF the Secret
Service Division, and pronounced all Of the coins
to be counterfeit. they being light in weight
and bearing a different appearance from gem
vine coins and that these coins were made by
mould, and that good coins are made with dies.
lie $50 stated that these coins are made by i'm.
presslOnS taken from genuine coin by means
OF plaster OF Paris or other material OF the sane
character, ana that compositions OF metal
mixed with pulver1zed glass are used; the lat
Yer, 10 give the coin ring. This closed the tes-
tlmony for the government The accused Of
1ered 10 testimony In defence, and the cases
were sent TO the grand jury; bonds s, 900 each.
SUIT AGAINST RAILROAD COMPANY.--The
case OF Miller against the Baltimore and Poto
mac halifoad Company, was on trial to day
InIS IS an action for damages tlaid at 5 00O TO
properly OF plaintiff. as Is alleged. because OF
The location Of the railroad on K street south.
east. tne jar OF heavy trains On the road hav-
| Ing damaged the walls of his house essrs
browne and Mcconnell for plaintiff, and MIR.
TOttol for Qefpnuant
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COLLINS,
VOltaic Electric Pastors.

rheumatism, Neuralgia, Weak and Sore Lungs.
coughs and Celds Weak Back, Stomach, and
Bowels, Dyspepsia, Shooting Pains through the
Ions and Back Spasms or, Fits, and Nervous.
Muscular, and Spinal Affections. relieved and
cured when every other plaster, hniment, lotion,
and electrical appliance fails Ask for COLLINS
yoLTAIC xLECTRIc pIAsyERs Only " cents. no24
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IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-The case of Wilcox
agt. Hayes was tried to-day in Circuit Court,
No. 2, Judge Macarthur, before a jury II
seems that In January, 1879, W. Il. Wilcox
rented to X. W. Hayes house On X street
Default having been made In the payment of
rent, Wilcox proceeded against him under the
landlord and tenant act. Hayes filed plea OF
yolved being the right of an agent to rent in his
IN MS own name which was sustained bF a
verdict In Wiicoxs favor, including cost OF all
tnterNe ming rent, S2S2.
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IN THE LINE OF
CRATES AND OPEN FIRE-PLAoEs,
BRASS TENDERS, AND1RONs AND FIRE SETS,
FINE GAS FIXTURES.
LIBRARY LAMPS.
DROP LIGHTS AND
DECORATED SHADES,
we offer the MOST ATTRACTIVE stock to b,
found in Washington.
Orders for PLUMBING, BEATING and VENT
ILATING promptly attended to. FIRST GLASS
WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES
EDWARD CAVERLY d co.,
novl3 l42o NEW YORK AVENUE
A MT On FTsCHERS. DRY CLEANING
a ESTABLISHMENT aud DYE WORKS. No,
SO6 st. 2. W.. near the u. 9. Patent Office.
LADIES and GENTLEMENS' GARMENTS OF
49, Kinds CLEARED and DYED. also, CREPE
fEEHh Ella LAGES. GLOVES. Etc.
Thv e Sssa1 eHs EVES aE%s
Aa"vess"' noT4
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District Govcrn,ueu, Affa;ys


The Dsfrfct commissioners to-day Issued an
order closing the District buildings Tomorrow.
the 25,h instant.
The school teachers win receive their nav at
tne usual place and hour On Saturday next.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The District commissioners have auprovef
the issue or liquor hcel.-aa to the folio wing.
provided that all fines standing against them
De paid before such issue: Sebastian Auan. 3t6
gth street, Theophile Felter. 727 18th street.
John Mayer, 1000 c str 18th rast. T.
Goss, 300 ~ stree. 90 ~. -, =
1900 9th g. -. sOuthT - ..
Bride" ..rees so".nwes,. u la 'ha a. MaeS,
.es street Georgetown; Thomas Morrow.
81 LOuEia.A avenue northwest; Chas Lose
kara7 100 Pennsylvania avenue; E. P. Punch
rey. 4O6 ~ street southwest; W. Fl. Stephens
100 Water street southwest: James H. Burch
1lo6 Water street southwest. and Henry Kraus
1I31z Fridge street. Georgetown.
The liquor license board met to (iay and an
proved applications as follows: One from II. 6
Christman, sol L street southeast; VIM Kear
ney, 342 Virginia avenue and John III. Gates
1925 nth street southeast Nine new apDiica
tons were also received and placed on file
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ChiLdren and Infn.,ts

chas' tay1e Hinkie. Jersey City Hei.h,s, \. !
writes My con- a lad Of twelve years. WAS com
IieIey cured OF a terrible case Of Eczema by the
n .t hemedle'. From the top OF his head to
The soies OF his feet was one macs Of scala -
other remedy and physicians had bsan tries -
yaip,n ' Al
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Fred. Rohrer, esq Cashier Stock Growers, Ma
Nonal Bank, Pueblo, Colorado, writes: 81 am so
well pleased with its effect on my baby that [ can
not afford TO be without it i'll my house It's won
derful cure, and it is bound to become very popr
lar as soon a. its virtues are known to the masses
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS Fob MAIL BAGS.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT., ,
WAsHINGTON, D. O., October 10, 1880.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
hAsHINGToN, DO, October 10, 1885,
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived at this Department. until nooa, On the sec-
ord day of December 1880, for furnishing. by con-
tract. for four years. from the rst day Of January
1881. MAI. BAGS like the samples Of this De
partment; also for furnishing MAIL BAGS,
conforming in materials and sizas to the
official samples. but of different con-
struction and improved patterns Of which bidders
are to furnish samples.
Specifications of the kinds Of Mail Bags and Of the
conditions and requirements relating to proposals.
contracts, &c, well as forms of bidding, will be
furnished on application by letter to the Second
Assistant Postmaster General. No proposal will
be considered which shall not have bsen submitted
in accordance with such specific atoms and forms
The contracts which may be made will he in con.
fornity to the specifications and the accepted pro-
posals. The right is reserved, however. to reject
any or all the proposals.
JAS. n. TYNRR,
oct20-1aw6t Acting Postmaster General
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Sporting Matters.

The committee that is working up the pro-
posed Kennedy PlaisteG- Lee Davis race on the
potomac course met last evening at Wizards.
II was decided that the race should be rowed
next Tuesday afternoon between and O'Clock.
Tne length OF the pull was fixed at three miles
with turn at one mile and a half-starung
1iem opposite the Potomac boat 1t was
stated that 5000 OF the $500 for prizes divided In
5000 tn the first and s1e8 TO the second mau. had
oeen secured Lieut.. Max Wood. L. s. N. was
nron6,r TO ID act as referee but said he would
and Lee are now in town, and Davis Is to arrive
this afternoon The chances seem to be that
for rowing on the Potomac. There is not much
interest taken In the race under mention. Tie
impression has got abroad that the men are
doing little hippodroming. {.
THE OARsMEN IN ENGLAND
Layccck has written to the London .Sn0j'ts-
man saying he is perfectly willing to remain In
London another six weeks to row Hanlan for
goo side and the championship. Ross
INcketC ana Laycock practiced yesterday, the
TWO former for their match. Ross is rather
unWell and complains OF the loss OF power in
his limbs. Hosmer has challenged Nicholson
or Elliott to match on the Thames course for
eloo a side, to be rOwed within month from
the time or signing articles, Elliott to cOncede
Hosmer five seconds start.
RACING IN GEORGIA
Yesterday, the first day OF the meeting of the
augusta Jockey Club was very successful The
city is filled with people. In the first race one
mile dash, for all ages, King Dutchnan, Mark
shot, Tom BarloW, Sirene and Annie Hayden
were entered Before the race King Dutch
mans and Ben Hills names were scratches.
The other horses ran, Pacific winning, with
Little Reb second and Tom Barlow third, the
rest struggling. Time, 1:491[. The second race
was mile heats and had three entries: Gabriel
Red FOX aud Duplicate. The race was one
sloed Gabriel winning two heats and the race;
Red Fox second both times, and Duplicate dis,
tanced the second heat. Time, 1856, Isl. The
third race was one and half miles for all ages.
The following horses started: Col. Sprague,
BeesW1ng. King Bill formerly BlantOnl, Plane
rods gelding and FL. Y. BeemiS. Col, Spragde
Won easily, with PlanerOId's geldlng second
BeesWlDg third. Time 2:5l&..
A SCHOONER N A Observation-Disclosures
ABOUT ~ o'clock, while the schooner Model Capt.
WIN. SimpkiDS, loaded with oysters, was pass
Ing up the liver, when in front OF Fort WASH.
lngton she was struck by a whiriwInd which
completely unShipped both her mastS and lett
her poWerless On the stream. No further dam.
age was done and none of her crew injured
The d1smantled boat was brought to the 18th
street wharf last evening at six O'Clock by the
steam tug Kate. The captain states that the
thing traDSplred SO quickly that they hardly
knew what had happened when it was over.
Buy boys and chiIdrens overcoats and suits.
at the Boys Clothing House of B. Robinson &
Co.. 900 Pa. ave. Open this evening until
O'Clock. +
IMPORTANT DECIsION.-The case of Wilcox
agt. Hayes was tried to-day in Circuit Court
1yrrF Mora Avn
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j. s. Weeks. esq, Town Treasurer. St. Adams
VT, says in letter dated stay IS: TT works to a
charm On my blby's face and head. Cured the
head entirely, and has nearly cleaned the face of
sorts. have recommended it 10 several. and Or
Plalt has ordered 1t for them"
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LOCAL NEWS.

,.t,i''' use"ehts. de-, Tonight,
Ss"ltofsdt Ti.eater.-'P.ratss of 3,
-ltadPs AsAi.- ,sLiZancf."
-.,e.d HOlaSe.-Haverly's Colored Car
Nfval
4S9 IN street.-The Bohemian Glass Blowers
ioh ana HStreees-t Loan Exhibition.
,a ru''yt ..nK-Musical and dramatic en-
-eRt.
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ONE PRICE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
200 and ZOE Market Space.
WOODWARD, l0THR0P & COCHRsNE.
npy23
DOLMANS

UIsTEHs. DoLmANs
WALKING JACKETS,
FUR-LINED GIRO ULARS, &c,
INDIA SHAwLS AND CIOAKINGs
BLANKETS, CURTAINS AND QUILTS.
CHOICE DRESS GOODS
DAMAsSE SILKS So and So So
SATINS DE LYON, all shades.
LADIES HABIT CLOTH, all coIors.
PABIS NOVELTIES at low prices
EVENING SHADES IN DAMASSES.
UNDERWEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
FANCY HOSIERY, all styles for Misses.
LEoies' Full fashioned Silk Clicked solid COL
OkED HOSE, 80 cents.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS IN GREAT yARIETY
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
W. M. SINISTER g. SONS,
0l0 Penna. avenue.
Gnc Price. nov22
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INFORMANT RkcOhhKNDATIOEs AS 70 NEEDED RE
VISION OF DISTRICT LAWS
Today the grand jury OF the June term OF the
criminal Court closed up their business for the
Term and reported several indictments fmen-
TONED elsewhere) and through Mr. w. NJ Nor
rison, foreman, presented the following paper:
at has come to the knowledge of the grand
Jury In the discharge OF their official duty that
there Is no law In the District OF Columbia maxi
Ing sexual intercourse between parent and
child crime and punishable In any other man.
DeT than as rape or fornication. We ind ALSO
that there is no adequate law Furnishing adul.
tery. The only statute upon the subject is THAT
OF Marylan passed In 1715 timing partia~
Tossing the guilt or convicted ,o,-
tweiye men Ss1 three pounds ~,a jars q
, 80 ---.,ru pounds O. cErrsnt moss OF
Cong, u District OF Colp mia y, oJoa.SG 5See
NJ ess In 1865 page j" -M MSa. ldo!,shed by
rnain,ain qung par nts Of oo;sr pnaGrsn "
thrown as br@ children. but all such are
or md the -rdens upor. the orphan asylums,
on the r way 70 tn-s workhouse as burdens
sedp> DistIlct. We ind no law Furnishing,
-ston. In eo.4clusion, we further recon-.
-!enu tne pass &c OF some law promptly and
enectaaly p'-nlshing three card monte and
other tiicks OF professional class Of sNiadlers
now lh1f.Sttng the community and figuring as
suldes. 10 strangers about the Capitol aud public
Cep-rtmenta They are robbers pure and
Ne respectfully recommend that proper steps
be taken to have old mostly obsolete, LAYS
aHnuied and new statutes covering this entire
subject passed by Congress, which shall reflect
the moral sentiments OF this community and
secure to It's citizens that protection which we
Lelleye we are justly entitled to demand from
hat body which the Constitution has made ouI
guardian and law giver."
Col COrkh1ll, the District Attorney, stated
that probably the grand jury had transacted as
much business In as little time as any other
similar body; that many OF them were business
men, who could i'll afford to give their time e
this business, but they had uone so cheerfuiiy,
for which they were entitled to the thanks OF
the community. he Suggested that their recon-
mendatiOns be placed on the minutes
Judge James directed that the paper pre-
scented be entered upon the minutes and ex-
pressed the hope that the recommendations be
carried out He recognized their service and
felt under obligations to them, and they were
entitled to the thanks or the community
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Buy boys ana chiidrens OvercOatS and suits
at Inc Boys Clothing House OF B. Robinson &
60; 9o9 ia. ave. Open this evening until .
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IN THE ROCHAT WILL CASE. on trial In Circuit
Court, No. I. Judge Macarthur, for the past TWO
days the jury rendered 4 verdict this mOraing
sustaining the viii. MI. Rochat, native OF
Switzerland. and an Old resident OF this Dis
trict, died in April last, having first made a
deceased vile, one Henry NtDlo. The Will was
contested by certain Swiss next or kin, by Mrs
josephine Caldwell, a cousin OF his deceased
wife, and by the United States, the alleged
grounds of contest being that at the time The
will was made the deceased was Incapable, by
reason OF drunkenness, 10 execute It. The
contestants were represented by MeSSrS. Il. K.
Elliott X. ID. MuSSey. Tnos. T. Miller aud John
+. Riley. b. T. HaDley appeared FOR the pro-
p0uLder OF the VIII.
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READ THIS COLUMN.

Iron BItters .Curatine
Powerful Tonic. Vegetable Medicine
Iron Bitters Carattne
Complete Strengthened. A reliable Medicine
Iron Bitters Curasin.
Assure Appetizer. Cures Blood Diseases.
Iron Ritters Curatine
Enrich the Blood. CURES Liyer ConcIsint
Iron Bitters Curattne
Renew the Vigor Cures Kidney Affections.
Iron Bitters Curatfne
Give vitality. Cures scrofuIa.
Iron Bftters Curstfus
Cure Maarial Diseases Cures rheumatism.
Iron Bittsrs C.rasine
Cure dyspepsia For Tester. Itch
Iron Ritters una iunOn'
Cure Indigestion. 'Curatine
Iron Bitters A' snd BJotcbes.
IrrttabiHty. Curatine
Cures Boils Old Soree.
Cure Langour. Curatine
iron Bftters o'0eis anu Dols'
Care Painful Curatine
Menssruanon. For Mercuria EPoIsonins.
Price 81 Bottle. Price 81 Bottle.
IRON BITTERs AND CURATIVE
For sale by
sTOTT & CROMWELL,
49, PennsyIvania ave.
Wholesale and Retail. and by al Druggists.
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THE EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY. November Fl, 1850.

The Weather.
IMPLICATIONS TO-DAY.
UfflCk OF THE CHIEF SIGMA. OFYfCERl
WARRINGTON, Nov. "a, 1850, $50 am.
FOR me middle Atlantic states, lower barome-
yer, Djeher temperature. northerly yeerinp IN
easteTiy winds, Increasing eloudiness and snow
RANCH OF TEE YHBRMoxkryR
Tne Following are the readings of tho fherrnor,.
TT a ~ ahe signal ONCE during the day. a M.
S. 80. An, 1872; ii am. 2So; . DIN. 40
naximums. 81. minimum, Is F'''1' 81
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lSplcTaESrs The grand jury to-day pre-
VIM. BTiScOe. sidney Smith John M0ntoomery
Green elias John e. Lewis and VIM Ward as
saulttng officer two caSeS;) Isaac smith. rape.
Jwo cases. VIM W. Easiey, ASSEMBLING officar
and assault with intent 20 kill Mary Hail
perjury.
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V,HE oELLULoID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS.

THAT NEVER RUSTS, NEVER BREAKS.
NEVER WEARS OUT, ALWAYS CLEAN. and can
be worn while bathing, is for eale at
CHAs. FISHER'S, 623 It'll st. NV.
Mrs. Fisher devotes her attention to the wants OF
ady patrons. mario
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My STORE viii be closed the entire day TO-
InOTTOw- itI y. Il. WILSON.
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THE WAY OF the traDSgreSSor IS hard" Be
wise and buy DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for 25c. +
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DIVORCE CASEs.-The case OF Louisa Wilhel-
nina Mattern agt. John Valentine Mattern-
Dill for dtvorce-has been dismissed BY plain
TIN A bill for divorce was filed to day by n,
ii: Miller for Augusta Gladmon agt VIM o.
Giadn0n. They were married In October, 1873.
her maiden name being Bartels and she charges
cruelty, non support and adultery with Lena
SMArlZ and Manfe Gardner
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DRY GOODS.
REFekE REMOVAL.


BEFek,E REMOVAL
TO CUR
NEW. ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS PREMISES.
s2l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
We OFrKa
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
INTENSE BARGAINS,
To REDUCE OUR STOCK OF
LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
NAMELY:
rs dcz LOOM HuCK TOWELS, only 81. so per tioz
rs doz. RONEYCOMB TOWELS, only 81. 80 per
dog.
so doz. PLAID GLASS TOWELS, only 81 per loz.
Large Lot LOOM DAMAsK, only boc. Der yard
100 deg. BLEACHED DAMAsK NAPKINS, full
3-4 size. only 50. 30 per dozen.
THE ABOvE-NAMED GOODS ARE ALL pU..
LINEN. WARRANTED.
4 INSPECTION WILL CONVINCE CONCERN
ING VALUE OFFERED.
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A. STRAUs Will keep hts store open until II ..
m. TO night 10 accommodate those VINO are
unable TO call during the day. See his new
advertisement elseg heFa
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ONE COLD Is SOMETIMES CONTRACTED ON TOP
OF another, the accompanying cough becoming
and raeked. that the production OF tubercles
frequently follows. Many existing cases OF pull
monary disease may be thus accounted for. ami
yet bow many others are now careleSSly allow
ing themselves TO drfit through the preliminary
symptoms. controlled by the fatal policy OF
allowing cold to take care OF itself Ga the
hrSt tntlmation Of q cough or cold, or any
throat or lung trouble, resort promptly TO DR..
5ayneS ExpecIorant, a safe curative OF long
cstaoiished reputation, and you may avoid the
Consequences Of such dangerous trtding,
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