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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-06
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ftnb beuer 70 encrul. bab bic, 9ou,pasnien
3auocrn, ben San3en @epinu ais Cipiz
oenoen 5u OertSeiien, oa ie fiirdten, fh
feinoielise 2eSislutiumabreseln au3usie=
ben; iie poQen lieber, wie taS Dor 1878
10 iiblid mar, ibr Nnlasecopital bur9 ei.
ne neue &ussube ppn Ntiten {deinbar
peropppeln nber pie Der &unifausbrud
fu3t, ibr 8apital wdfern. Man tanm
faslid erwarten, oab mebrere @iientab.
men m oiefeui Sabre einen @eninn Ron
piersis ceer fduf,is Yro3ent auf bic Ori=
'sinalfolfen bes Baues er3ielen merbsn.
Denn nun bic Dipibsnoen auf elm aez
paliertes Gttiencapital e,tlart merten, 10
erfdeint bus ben, Yublitum nidt 70 aufz
faaeno uab 10 laase aue @efddfte i'm
aanbe 10 gut seben, pie sesenui,tis,
perben cie gifeubabnen, bic itr &apital
eewdiiert baben, faum bon ben 9taats.
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man nit 6edt forbern fSnnte, bab, mad.
benz eas Geidift 70 profitable 1T, cine
Gfmdbi8uns eer 6radt. uno YalIasier=
rateu eintfeien unb bab bas gctt, bos ben
gifenbabnen bic Jreibrefe eepabrte, Ell.
niSermpBen an ben @elpinn tbeiluebmsn
foute, bic inter bieien Treibriefen er3ielt
tpcrben. 81. s'1-azL
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- gine luaiae @efditte ypn @dua,

- Gine luHise @sfd'dte BON Sdufer
unb 5uhdmisp In Suntam er3dtlt eas
v@tnc. golfsblatt". Sn Dem @taotAsn
Bunfam BEL 2aprenetburg, .. bauit .ein
S9ussr, Ger BEN gfamsn 5enrY Gpartas
tragt. Ser 5uIidmtso &it @pails ilt
lsin gahbar. 'sQanse SABRE baSsa Die
8eieen stntrahtis neben chamber sswobnt
uao penn bic 5abs pss 5au.ieSss etwas
brauhten, wureen iie ppIl BEN SGu fsr
NIT eem NStttssn strfsbsu uno menn bic
BIbs Der @OFnante tee Sdufsrs ttwas
n0tbie battru, warben Fs ron BEN 5uf.
ldmteo perlorst. GU batten fie es rptnis'
fens 10 Sabre setalicn. @ter eiusn 5shs
Ter tattsn Fe bsSansen Ste tattsn nie
matchmaker abserthntt. unb ais ber Sag
Der Mbrednuns fam, - 60 mar pur "a. 8
zasen -4sba 8ine es betb Der. Gin isber
er{dten nit elmer banpwurmlanssn Neh.
nuns uno ale man bic sssenisitiesn Nuf'
seidnunsen pfrelia, ba iimmte 90 nidt.
So er9ab f4 etne, Dtifrens son 80 Cents
uno .par, fDie Mpartds b.tauptste, 3u iti.
mem Nahtbeil. Der SHmisb woats aber
pom ben 80 Gents ntdts miiIen unp be.
aatlts fe ntat. Da ftsssn fdausrltds
NadsseIdae In BEN 5srpis bts Sdufers
auf. gr nabm In uuer 5tille ietae alts
6ltntc, luo Sislelte NIT elmer suten vor,
tipn pulusr, ttat aber tsine Rugsl tinein.
Damn {altH Il fa BON btnten tn sie
Dertf HATTIE bes 5uf|dmieb.s unb ale ber'
fslbe fd biidte, UNI elm 5ufsiftn an elm
sswuIttseS Norman'ldes Rue au nassln,
stelte er mad ben Dolten unb brIdtei as.
. ,peb Raum par bsr Rra1 bee Shul.
fee ertSnt, 70 mudte bas erldredte Yferb
fetnen furdtbaren @ab unb Der 9ufIdmieb
murbe, pom ben Sufsn sstroiTsn, In BIZ
binterfe gds fetnsr Derlfattt ssldttu.
bert. Iriumpbirsnb entfsrnts fd banu
bsr @aufer. Du& 'bahur6 bate ber
@dufsr bic vStatisfdettpn", bic er battr
Yollte, nod ntdt erlanst. Rirslih fsu
erte CT In sleidtr Btiie In Der Nae'
bsr Dsrtfatte unb bisislbe @eldiats
uteoerbults F&. DER Shmitb murt'
ron Dem pferee In cine Gde 8efeu.rt.
Da wurne es BEN Sdmieo benn bed Az
arg une x bssab F& i&leuntsR ~ eintu'
Gsisbensrttttsr, psrtlaete ben ertmmer
S&ufer, wriaer alstatp pom stntm Dte'
nsr Der @ersdtis;.it srsrifen unb psr Der
Ri&ter transpor!trt wurbe., 9ebt tommy
Der Sal, Der fdtRvsrR Rdnoiitt III eer Dor,
.tisen @esfnb piel Aufisesn trrsst. .3u,
| yerbanblutiA.i 'zftl!lIiilii 81
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Shnsu . Mthnsr. !

gSWutu Jeouet. Vtner cet
inne0Rtn Nspnsr Der Gsssnrart tarfte
9ambetta istn, ter In t,r Winute 23O bls
-24O DOrie ipridt. Gin In 8swSbnliG,m
ssmpo Sprsdsnber brinst Is In bi.fer
3sit auf ITO bis 1SO Dorte. - Nll.r.
ptnss III oisle 2eiauns @ambettas ntats
ssssn BE 5amtItsfsit, NIT Der eors
@aeaulay iprat. Dtsfsr btadte 70 auf
$50 tts $50 Dsrts per Mlnute. Rsin
Stsnssraps mar i'm stanSe. ben Dor.
ten sisfss ia DunpfesadAntaSis,.it
aresitsaesn stssnsrs sp fOlsfn, Man
rabt. il& t.eo6 fir eis JirIruns Der
-Rsssn ecrb Mataulays In gan, ori.
sinsusr eNeiie ~ stslfsn. Ndn enea,
airts einsn tlinsen Glsri, Ser dn. au.
bsrsrbsntlidt @spa&tnietraft ,beiat. unb
lief btslsn bic N.e,n mItantSrtn, Der
1Iinee mar bann TN Stanps. 8sbsn BON
sintr Dausr ron SO kis 80 Ninutsn
nsrtSetrsu ptsbss,ussttx. Jltt3iJaG
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Gin sroeu q III.

2 Warners @afe 9ibnsy unb eiper CURE
bat einsn @uf erlanet, ber fi6 niht auf
einaelne Seftionen bfs ganbtS tefhrdntt.
80 bsfncen a& In rem Yr6parat t.ine
f&dbli&m SubRan,sn. obsr temporars
Sttmutanjen. Gs bsatbt nur aus 0eae
tabilien unb bat lit bic Nnsrtennune ei.
niger Ser tS6ien msoi3inifdsn NutUritatsn
bes 2anbes frworben. Nem yort @urle.
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Damn blieb ,r alI.in. llnb 5ob wi,se,

Dpnn blitb ct alfin. lnb. iat wieter
tm 6isbsrser7nisn' bte gpi.fpfdbt f.insr
Rnabsn,sIt, bic sld&fam I'm DaIr pcr
ibm i&wammsn. Damn Grsunss, Der.
sAncmmsne,, uEbefannte 0tii&tsr unb
lan1aSsratHene. Atlss woste 70 frob uor
lstnsn fsbsrsii6smbsn auaen. pISbli6
biist bas GAME 3immsr sIe.diam I'm itu
(lebfrt unb NIT BEN 3immsr tin @taHt.-
Din btutIimss @eFHt. llno It fannte es
ysW ---aesFsAs taS 0sR&t fsinss dH,t.I
gen @obnss Qubislaus Der Cart, ion
arp6 an unb nsists ad tt.ftr mns tlef,r
Ster ttn. Gs trpr ben Nlt,n bel bie1er Or.
(&einuns, absr sr fonnte fd ntGt ritr.n,
10 jttr frpr ~ tn Damn fat II rte ietn
Sctn Qahislaus bas Dantrslas srariF
unb taran rod uber baraus tranl. Der
Dx&esr ba4te, faf wdtnfunis TIsl.
lei&t iysie er, wo msin 0slb lieSt ! Damn
1ua e@ rieter Elm Snlsier iiber feline Nu-
~ anb bas Bib tss Sptnss aerFot.
absf balb (ta elmer Stunte ossr snsr
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g. st In bte Quft.

Gatrttarbett eraeust BEL Mrbeitern blahe
@eFdter, fhls&ten, Nppetit armes Blut,
untbatiee Qsbsr unb Nieren. unb Blalen
bsldwerben. @lie Msrste uup ale @ebt'
ntn Der sBelt tSnnsn itnsn nidt belfen,
lte iaiihen eatweper In bic frtlde Quft &C.
ben uber 5cpfen Bitter eebrau&en. So TT
btes bas retn0e unb Bette 5eilmitttl, Be-
lunberS fir iolAe Sale; eS fdafft @aunb'
telt, 8sbagen nnb rotbe Wansen unb
fpfet n,tr eine &leiniefeit. Siebe anbere
Spalts. !i3i4a31't @brlitian Rseeroer.
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Soiepb 2anoa's 0itble
In gfsu, graunfels mablt isbr sutes Sorn,
unb Bsbenmebl nnb serfauft IN srpBer
Quantitdtrn In bic llmsesenb. ...a
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4@eoen Standardization oiebt es ei,

= geseu 5amurrsoicen eiebt es ein
3uSerlaEfs unb milb wirfegbss 6eilmittel,
ssnannt "2lnafeiis." Das III etn Mt.
tel, nidt gum innerliatn @ebraud, on.
bern aur auberlthsn Mnwenbuns far inner
Tide Nirtuns Bel gpptbetern bic @9aatel
Do0 3u. S1.O0 su batfn. prpbsn fret.
5ranso auselhidt burda y. Nsufabter &
Co.. Bar 3946, Netu gjcrf.
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Minute, ber Srenfe fpnnte es ntdt unter,
faabsn) ldredte er wleeer auf unb fab
cen Nrm, Der bas WaRsrslas eeboben
Bate, iber ffd - Ct itteb etnen matten
@4rd aus = er pubte, isin @o9n .polle
tbn tsbt berauben. '..
(94luB folat)
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BIN leswvsyesA VT raanAsr .vetient =
NIT ausslsi iAasfstalisn uas lhitfsles
Rtttsln perfndt, ~ 81 boz ri&tisfs an
wanbts, "MuafefS." Das II tinfa&
sin ttnYerdrer .aniab1 on bic hfifele
6ieue; bee 2eibens, unb 70, wutbs tsv
Bor(at seS patieatsn nub ber 5ws6 be6
Mitieib f&mesJlcl srtei6t. Sn attn
apsttAea sie SAa&tel seu ju $f.00 ~
tabsn! sAfsH1IsIS .sA@
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2u Dcrmictheu.

Gin Wcbnbaus, @teinsebaube, nit
Steu, 5clsbaus, grcbem 5of bas 5aus
6 3immer entbaltenb, an 4. Straee smi=
iden Gpeuue . unb s 1T gu pernlietben.
Nahsufrasen bel paueoalt & Scbu.
.............. 1,11,t3u.
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lit eie poltinoise lto ino ,pr germ bereit ben Da,en
alle bie1e @acbe1 gut Nni6t pprsuleae,t
eoerperfdufert 9eapabren mir eilen liberaen Habat
g4as uniere 4reiie anbetrft ao pir Iber ,lls bic
3ufrieoebeit Seperlatl,s gu erperbelt. NdtlrnsSppu
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- Damen. unb &tnbermdntel In letr
GROCER Guswabl unb febr btats bst S.
Spsfe & CONS.
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= Dir smsfasea ans sssbe AAswatl
f&Saes sassssass 6gteplssfpst itessss'e.
uirst9 eas. 5. .,S9sts apb 9 0Rs.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12

To the Editor Of the Sunday Heruld.
Sin: To not few of those familiar with the
many movements - heretofore made to obtain n
better and cheaper gas the suggestion In yonr last
Issue to that purport may appear ronical. Accepting
1t, however, as made In good faith, can, perhaps
contribute something to clear understanding OF the
uniform failure which has attended all such move
ments. A gentleman who has since asprcd to a
higher position entered upon his first term Rep
resenatve In Congress- session OF is15'76. Ignoring
motives, II Is sufficient to say that he carly took initial
steps TO limit the extortons praciced against this
munty for years, by legalzing and encouraging the
formation of competing gas company. had his
word for 1t that the really elegant gas fixtures which
he found evening replacing the rather shabby
left In his room in the morning, n day or two after
introducing his bill for new gas company. the
voluntary offerings of the greedy concern that had
grown anxious about the passage Of the bill, at least
he supposed them placed there by order OF the
pany, neither he nor his landady had ordered
them. regret to say that this little attention seemed
fatal 10 the bill could learn anything def
mite satisfactory to Its status afterwards though
frequently inquiring. With variations In the vau,
of and manner of rendering the favors to meet tn,
exgences OF the situation, how often has this litt,
game been played Mt the expense of our residents
One thing at least Is obvious viz: that after the
numbered efforts made to rid ourselves of this insaat
leech we are substantially Just where were wheI
we made our first movement towards enamel pation
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A Card,

Our manufacturing department has been
removed from Baltimore TO house here. Its
transfer here enables us to take orders for the follow
ing special branches Of our business that we have
heretofore been declining
Army and Navy uniforms.
Militia uniforms.
Clerical robes, cassocks, etc.
Chdrcn's suits Of fine qualities.
In less than month extensive additions will be
made to our working facilities. which VIII enable
to employ all the hands we engage for fine custom
work In the manufacture Of fine ready made work
advantageof the best cutting and manufacturing talent
we employ in both the ready-made and tailoring
department The entire upper floors Of 3l6 and 3ls
Seventh street will lie under the direct supervision
Mr.. A. Saks. Four cutters are now employed by us
In our tailoring department, and producing the
best fitting and made garments have yet made.
Respectfully A. SAKs & Co.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12


TREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DouBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID
IN EFFECT 1900 A. Nj. NOV. rs, 1850.
Trains leave Washington, from Station cor. Of Sixth
, and streets, as follows;
Sleeping Cars TO Cincinnati and Chicago;
lo;io a. m. daily With Sleeping Cars from Pitts
burg To Cincinnati, st. Louis and Chicago; $3.50
p. an. daily, with Palace Car to Pittsburg.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
and the North at $500 q. NJ. daily, except Sunday,
with Parlor Car to Watkins, $3.50 p. m. daily,
except SATURDAY with Palace Cars to canandai'
qua For Willlamsport Lock Haven aud Elmir.,
~ 1910 a. IN. daily except Sunday.
For New York and the East 10: 40 M. 81 10 and 800
7. m. ON Sunday, 2;iO an1 10000 p. m.
Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars, $3.50 a. NJ
daily. except sunday.
at Jersey Citywith boats OF Brooklyn Annex, y
afording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
Ing double ierriage across New York city.
For philadeiphia lo:ioa M b;io and 1850 p. M
ON sunday, sio, $40, and 1890 p. m.
Limited Express $3.50 a. N. daily, except sunday.
aud 2iio. d:2o, i:io $40 $3.50, aud io:Oo p M on
Sunday, $500 a. m, io'ioa. m.,2:io, $40, s:sc,
For Pope's Creek Line, e.io a. IN. and i.io y. m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, $40 a. III. and iio p IN. daily, excep,
ALEXANDRIA Ann FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
T WAY ! AMP N IA, nkEEXASphiA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, Z, 1920, $50. and 1890 a. IN
1:2O, 6:00. $40, 8, and II 80 p. IN. on Sunday.
z, 0:20, and 1l:20a a. M, and p. IN.
For Richmond and the South, and II q. IN. daily,
and $500 p. IN. daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandrafor Washington O. sos, $3.50.
and 10 a. m, ], 8, o, 2, and $40 u. IN. and !.
midnight. on Sunday at S,05 and 10 q. M, I
| and 9;l0p. IN.
Tickets. information sleeping and paror- lear &C.
commodations can be procured Mt the oflces-north.
east corner OF Thirteenth street and rennsy lyani,
avenue, and at the station, where orders can NJ
left for the checking OF baggage todestnation frou
| hotels and residences.
| l.. l.. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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VIVA, and where to Buy for xm.,.

$3.50 to IS, solid gold, amethyst, and cameo rings.
SO. so to 49, Childrens solid gold neck-chains.
IS tos25, ladies' solid sets, pins, and earrings.
"a. so, solid silver watches for boys.
SIS, solid gold watches for ladies.
$40, gents solid gold watch and chan (full size.)
s25, silver tea sets, triple plate.
a.. so to s.5. gold bracelets Of all kinds.
Also full line Of gold-nlled jewelry from fl TO $40.
II. HARRIS & Co.,
43s Seventh street, between ID and +.
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The National League held its annual ses-
sion III the city Of New York on Wednesday and
Thursday of the past week. The application Of tho
Nationals OF this city for membership was rejected,
while that Of the Detroit Club was adopted. Re-
visions Of the playing rules were made as follows;
Batsmen must strike nj the first three fair balls de-
ivered, instead OF four, and are given seven balls
instead Of eight, heretofore The pitcher position
Is moved further from the homc-plate by five feet,
making the distance between the pitcher and striker
now fifty feet The basc-runner Is out u when q
foul han has been struck and caught the fly he fails
to return TO the base last occupied. The baserunnet
Is out Il when the umpire calls play, after suspen-
sion OF the game, he falls to touch tho base last
occupied The umpire Is given supreme right to de-
eide every question: and must not reverse 1t on the
mere testimony OF bysanders. W. A. TIurlburt was
reelected president, and, together with A. II. Godcn,
appointed schedule committee.
The rejection of the application of the
Nationals Of this city Ivy the League again shuts out
representatives out OF what naturally Is the leading
In base ball circles. The principal excuse Of
clubs for the refusal lies In the fact that this city Ia
far away and out OF the circuit OF cities composing the
League expense would been entaed every
trip in getting here Now that the question Is settled,
the movement 10 organize n new League between thu
cities Of Cincinnati Pttsburg, Philadelphia, Albany,
New York. and this city will receive new strength,
and the prospects bright II everything propose,
is carried ont, that the League viii have siront
rival in the new organization
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An Ola washingtonian says.

u In April, 1873, had a severe attack OF
I'll eHmatism for which resorted to using several
In own remedies. after which family physician
wa called. But continued TO grow worse, and was
suffering greatly from loss Of when Kind friend
told me Of Durangis Rheumatic Remedy and bought
two bCttles which put me on my feet again In TEL
days. can OF certainty recommend II To II suf-
feIers from rheumatism, like myself, sure medi
cine. Joseph Prather, 400 street northwest. -
Sold by every reliable druggist In Washington ant
elsewhere.
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Death From an Overdose of Choral.
Mr. Samuel V Hnrdla died xastard v

morning ut his residence, street Twentieth,
from overdose of choral. Mr.. Hurdle lately ex-
hibted signs of insanity, which became violent
Friday night, that the services of DIR. Baldwin had to
be called In, who, account Of the violent condition.
ordered morphine and choral In small quantities
quiet his nerves: but by some mistake larger
dose than ordered was given him. When Mr..
Hurdles family tried to arouse him yesterday
morning, they found him In stupor, totally uncon-
scious to everything, anil all attempts at rev,ving
were fruitess. he died In few hours. The COrO
ner, after hearing the statements Of the family
cluded that an inquest unnecessary, and gave
certificate OF accidental death from overdose OF
choral. Mr.. Hurdle was q prominent builder and
contractor OF this city, and his untimey end will be
regretted by large circle Of business and personal
his home on X street.
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CITY NEWS.
weather Indications.


| For the Middle Atlantic States lower bar
ometer, warmer southerly winds, clear, or partly
cloudy weather.
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Marked Down Fineen uo) per Cent.

10 styles Of business suits
styles OF mems oyercoats.
styles OF boys suits.
10 styles OIL cashmere pants,
Al the FAMOUS
No. 400 Seventh street, northwest corner ID.
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Free Art Exhibition
Boy., and Chiidren,n uIsIera.

Tonight at Veerhoif y, GIG Seventh street
Windows Will be lighted from to 10 r. NJ. Don
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If you want handsome steel engravings;
II YOU want panel paintings. chroos Christmas cards,
velvet-frames walnut, gilt, fancy frames; II you
want pictures framed; II you want beautiful goods,
at low prices, 20 to yeerh0f's 9i8 Seventh street.
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N. All correspondence should be with NJ. A.
Dauphin as above. IN al enses the TICKETS
,le nseves are sent and circulars Offering
tiacatcs anything else Instead. Any proposing
own behalf or that Of the Company, is a scindier.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12

The largest assortment at the Boys Clothing
house OF Is. Robinson Co., 900 Pennsylvania
avenue.
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In you would make a holiday present that
would be appreciated, buy something useful. To do
30, 90 TO Singleton and Hoeke's sol Market Space.
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To Reduce Stock
To Reduce stock

A reduction of price on every garment a
Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and +.
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For holiday goods 60 to Davis, 7l9 Market
space. His stock OF goods is large and embraces
thousand and one things, any one Of which would
make handsome Christmas present.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12

HAVE you read Messrs. Taylor & Hufty's
ad., the third page OF this issue? II not read It,
and the beautiful things they bave laid In the
beautiful,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12

We have placed on our counters full as
sortment Of uniform bouscs. Eiseman Bros, cornt
Seventh and Il,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12

THOSE in search Of the best wines, bran
dies whisky, and for the holidays should call on
our friend Mr.. James Tharp, $50 street. where will
be found all the choicest liquors. at the lowest prices.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12

Mr.. W. N. DALTON. 800 Pennsylvania
avenue, has desirable article in the boot SHOE
and slipper line Those interested In getting the best
goods at fair prices should consult him. See adyer-
tisement.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12

HOLIDAY PRESENTS in endless variety at
Whiiater's, cal Pennsylvania avenue. See adyer-
tlsement.
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POPULAR SHOE HOUSE. - Windsor's Shoe
Parlor, 1423 New York avenue. selling the best
shoes In the city, and his prices most reasonable
Soft shoes for tender feet o speciality
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12

LAcRs are done up and refnished by
Madame Alexandrine, 1881 Thirteenth street Ladies'
having work In this line should consult her.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12

JAMES GUILD & SoY, auctioneers, will for C.
A. Smith, broker. Tomorrow evening commence
sale OF unredeemed pledges ut 3ii Ninth This
stock embraces line OF choice goods suitable for
holiday presents
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12

GlPTs.-Choice articles for Christmas pres
ents, In endless VARIETY at Drews, OF Eiuth
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12

PLATED WARE in large variety at Harris &
shafer's, iilJ Pennsylvania avenue. See advertise
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12

PURCHASERS of holiday goods should not
fail to visit the establishment OF NJ. W. Beveridge,
1909 Pennsylvania avenue The stock Of goods there
suitable for holiday presents Is large and beautiful.
See advertisement.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12
To Reduce stock ,

Boys pants, aged four to ten, for fifty cents
Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and streets.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12

HoLipAY Presents in large variety at Bar
lows, 1928 Pennsylvania avenue. See advertise
lneDt.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12

One of the cosiest and best conducted
hotels in this city Is the Emmett House, corner OF
New Jersey avenue and street. The table is sup
piled with the best the market Affords and the rooms
are airy, well furnished, and comfortable. Terms
moderate.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12

SlOcashmere suits, twenty different styles
these goods cannot be reproduced for that price, Else
man Bros, corner Seventh aud T..
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12

NJ. W. GAIT, Bro. & Co., 1l07 Pennsyl-
invite the attention Of the washington
large line OF novelties for the holidays Their stock
the finest TO be found In this city. foods bought
there can be relied on. See advertisement
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12
To Reduce Stock

Il. ID. MALrBr, model maker, 5l7 Seventh
Street.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12

CALL at Beall's bookstore and get one Of
Dis Beautifully illustIated Xmas catalogues.
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ESTABLISHED 1S33.-Wm. Orme & Sons,
1913 Pennsylvania avenue, offer for sale the oldest
whisky and brandy for medical this side OF the
Atlantic also very old Wines clarets and sherries.
Fresh importation OF French champagnes; price
quarts sl.T0; ppts, 95 cents. Fresh Havana cigars