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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-11
Notice for Compromising Des-
perate Claims.

aasHEREAs: The undersigned, administrator of
wv tie estate of Leonard Kimball, deceased has
filed in abe County Court OF said County. sugses-
tfon that certain claims due to said estate from
Walter \ McCntchen. desperate. Not &c il
therefore hereby given that he undersigned will
annly to said Court on the first day of the next
term thereof. TO be begun aud holden in the
County Cont room, In the city aud county OF
Rock Island and state of Isinois. on the third
Monday of May. A. D. 1884, for an order to sell said
claims wnen and where cause be shown Ii any
r. j. WHITNEY,
Administration.
STURGEON g OLSEN. Au'ya 5-3d2w
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-11

MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA.
Price. 81 Sold by all Druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-11
LIVER REGuLAToR.

ASK the reCoverereG
1yspeptics, Bilious suf.
ferers. victims OF Fever
and Ague, the Inercurial
diseased patient how
they recovered health
cheerful spirits and
good appetIte--they will
tell you by taking SIM
MoNs'LIvER REGULATOR
OR MEDICINE.
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CITY HALL NOTES.
Items of Interest In and About the
COnrtA.

A decree was refused by Judge Haguer
yesterday In the case OF Henry Brooks against Ann f.
Brooks on the ground of insufhciency of proof. In
the OF Gertrude +. Ashfeld against John NJ.
Ashfed counsel fees and allmony pending the suit
decrced An afdayit has been filed In the last
mentioned case in which the defendant says that his
wife has been unfaithful to him. He is clerk In the
sixth Auditors ONCE and took home boarder a
Waterman from the Department named John Brown
who home while he was at work, and vice versa
Inhdelity with this man and James Reynolds are
charged.
John W. Mcknight has been discharged from bank
ruptcy.
the jury In Circuit Court No. were discharged
for the term yesterday and the court adjourned till
Saturday to hear motions, etc., before closing the
term.
a new trial was denied In the case of George W.
Clark against A. G. Mackey, In which verdict was
given for the defendant week or two back.
The April term of the Court In Banc will convene
on Monday with calendar of ninety six cases against
1870 last term.
A marriage license was Issued yesterday to William
Ewin and Catharine c. Dennison.
Judge Macarthur, after hearing lengthy argu-
ments, refused new trial in the case of O. W. Hay
den against the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
| pany. The ground of the motion was newly dis
covered evidence. butt was shown that the witness
In question examined by the defendant at the first
| trial, though ignored at the second.
An appeal was filed in the Circuit Court from de-
cison Of squire Bundy awarding $40 damages for a
| young Newfoundland and Shepherd dog which DIR.
j. Lee Adams charged with wrongfully OBTAINING
| from Morris l.. Alderman. Both parties live at the
| Navy Yard.
Minister Foster who is In this city on his way from
Mexico to his post at st. Petersburg attempted
TO prove In the Probate Court the will OF the late
| Justin l.. Colburn, which was drawn up and signed
before him In the City of Mexico by the esator ant
two witnesses Subsequently tho witnesses appeared
| before him In his official capacity and made afnday
| to the circumstances but It was ruled by Judg,
Hagner that as Mr.. Foster did not sign in the pres
required by law and the will is therefore good ONLY
for personal not for real property in this District.
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During the past week kilograms have been
character. In one we are told that Chung-iiow the
Chinese envoy who had returned from IT. Petersburg
after negotiating for the surrender Of kuidIa was
disgIared. Ia another That lie lad been deeapitaied
and that there had been popular disturbance In
Pekin; lastly, that China was buying war material
from Europe large scale. Al this points with
certainty serious differences with Russia In regard
% tile rerocesson Of the province Of Kudia, with all
It's commercial and strategic advantages. Chung
How has probably not been actually beheaded but his
condemnation would not the less Indicate the sudden
reorudesenee Of a national aud anti-foreign spirit In
China; and may presage the commencement OF hos
lties IN the centre OF Asia for the recovery Of the
for any force the Russians muster In that remote
region From this point OF view II has special In
terest for US, since such conflict would leave Russia
little able II disposed TO prosecute campaign against
the Tekke Turcomans OF Nerve. Whatever may be
the Issue, may anticipate that the kudJa diiculty
VIII give Russia occupation OF very disturbing char
aoter for some time 10 conle and the elect of snc
preoocupation viii lie felt west OF the Indus In any
Russian enterprises in that direction. No doubt, II this
diplomatic imbroglio should lead to actual hostilites
Russia has the alternative Of carrying the war into the
enemy's country at vulnerable points she may
threaten Pekn and harry the seab0ard But for this
theatre of operations II may well be doubted
the AmOor and ncighboring coasts sufficient to ena,
them 10 act with effect. by the side OF such war
ths the dispute between China and Japan respecting
the suleranty of the Loochoo group becomes insig-
nlhcant save In 80 far AS the pessency OF the Chinese
government In this direction points 10 the character
national pride Of dominion Is concerned, and tn,
dominant influenced tubs moment OF the more bigoied
party Of politicians at Pekin, always hostile To foreign
Innovation or encroachInent,
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j. NJ. BRoApus, Gen,lTicketAgsnt. febio.
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
SCENERY, MAaSiFIcENT EouIrmEST,
IN EFFECT JAN. @. 1879.
Trains leave Washington, from Depot, Of Sixth
and Il streets, as follows
Win ra,er Cars r,'saf sleeping Cars
T.. NJ, daily, with Palace Car TO Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Canandaigua, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and the North. al $500 AN. daily, except Sun
days 7:4o T. NJ daily, except saturday, with Palace
and Elmira, at iC;4o A. NJ. daily, except sunday.
For New York and the East, $40 A. NJ, 1880 and
s'tS r, a. v On SUNDAY Nd sis +; ~; , ~
NJ: daily, except sunday.
For brooklyn, New York, all through trains con-
meet at Jersey city with boats Of Brooklyn Annex af-
fordng direct transfer 10 Fulton street, avoiding
double ierrisge across New York city.
p. NJ. on Sunday, $40 and 9;i5 r. Nj.
k@isa Express 80 A. NJ daily except ssAdsy
e pal' asS 200 IT, sp ysO lIias s ana
day, 1910 A. NJ. 5:3o 7;io and 9:4s +. NJ.
For Pope's Creek Line, $500 a NJ and i'2o +. N.
For Annapolis, $40 A. NJ. and AGO r. NJ. daily,
| ALExANDIIA 4 FREpERIcKsBuRG RAILWAY
AHn ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON RAIL
For Alexandria, 1900, 1870, $500 1900 A. NJ, 20,
$500. oi25, s. 90, and ii;soP,M. ON sunday. at 90
a;oo, and ii;oo A. NJ and $500 I. Nj.
For Richmond and The South, 1900 A. NJ daily, aud
| b:2o 4. NJ. daily, except sunday.
| Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 600 $500
1000 A. NJ, 1880 $500, bi0o 700, and 9:05 r. NJ.
aud 1900 midnight on sunday at 800 aud 10000 A.
NJ, and 1900 and a:05 T.. NJ.
Tickets, information, Sleeping and Parlor Car ac-
Communications can he procured AZ the Offices: North
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner Sixth street and Pensylyu-
| MIA avenue, and at the Depot where orders can hu
left for tho checking of baggage 10 destination from
hotels and residences.
H. 4. FARMER.
General Passenger Agent.
! FRANK THOMSON,
Jan2-Iy General Manager,
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OUR SPECIALTY-s5 PANTS TO ORDER
EIsEMAH BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND r.
Merchant and War Steamers.


No ship of war, up TO a recent date, has
been constructed with speed and coal carrying capa-
city combined nearly equal to the fastest merchant
ships navigating the ocean. We have built, aud 80
have our neghbors, faster ships armed than any OF
neither of have built armed ships which could carry
coal supply OF ten twelve days at speed OF NJ
teen knots. The commercial ships Of England (the
best OF them have done that: and their French
petitors have nearly II they have not quite, equaed
them or course, In the event Of h0stilties between
ourselves and other powers 1t would be possible for
the government to purchase whole fleet OF the fastest
and largest coal-carriers among tho splendid merchant
ships belonging to these companies; and as very
important alterations and additions would sufnce to
convert such ships into cruisers for the protection OF
commerce, only against such armed merchant ships
could purchased and tted out by foreign powers
acrhce of part OF our merchant shipping, protection
for the remainder The example given us by Russia
In 1878 may show how deal counter stroke to
the we'll defined task which others have set them
selves the destruction OF our commerce. 1t has
been much debated whether the whole, at any rate
large part Of most valuable unarIned steamships
might not be made seif-protecng, and the Whitehead
torpedo certainly offers to swift steamship extfaOr
binary facilities for defense. What has been done In
this direction has met with much opposition. A
strong opinion has been pronounced against mourning
the losses, and accepting the commercial impede
ments OF such system, ana protection by the royal
navy-and adequate protection-inStead as has been
warmly advocated. Both systems methods must
done slow steamers and sailing shps, IN which Is
stil found large, though decreasing, percentage Of
our trade, Will even then be In most hazardous and
Insecure DOsitlOn.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-04-18

In describing Balakeava, writers hitherto
have been SO deeply imbued with admiration OF the
Light Brigade charge that they have generally de-
voted but little space TO that Of the Heavy Brigade;
but the latter was grand affair, nevertheless The
Heayies were dragon guards-large, strong men,
and with their scarlet Jackets, white gauntets and
with the exception OF the Greys who wore bearkns)
brass helmets, they made gallant show as, charging
with sabres fierce, the turf flying from the hoofs
OF the horses and the earth literally trembling under
their laundering rush, they struck the enemy with
shock that could be heard all over the valley and with
an effect that almost chilled the blood Of the beholde.
They fought sabre 10 sabre against great odds and
woii The Hight charge was daring, brilliant, daz-
ding, but AT point did II appear more 10 than when
amid the snoke and flame they closed on the battery.
Then, when men and horses were lost 80 view, We
knew that they still there and doing their duty
bravely, for. like forked lightning playing through
thunder cloud codd see the cleaning and flashing
Of their ssbres and lances. have behcld many cav
airy charges since then, says writer In the boson
Commercial Buiietfa, but the charges Of Baiakeays
will remain fresh In my memory while life lasts.
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To the Deaf.

l have been very deaf in both ears, so
much that times persons were obliged to
hold written intercourse with me. l also suffered
from intoerable noises in my head and from catarrh
Four months ago applied to DR.. Won MOschzsker,
at 6l9 Nineteenth street northwest, who after careful
examination, encouraged me In the belief that my
hearing could be restored. placed myself under his
prise and that of my friends and Of the various soce
ties TO which belonged my hearing Is restored to
me- All symptoms Of catarrh, anu noises In the head
have disappeared, and his success In my has
ceeded my most sanguine expectations. My gratitude
is beyond expression.
FRANK GEIER, 1l3 Seventh street northwest,
WASHINGTON, 18th April 1880.
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-.
Excursions are coming on.
Ice cream signs are being brushed up
The Gladstone Sack Suit, Sl5 suit for
$40, at A. saks & Co., sis seventh street,
The Washington butchers are preparing
for grand barbecue In June. Two whole oxens are
10 be roasted.
nv, H., :. -,
give a "maple sugar rarty" At Masonic remrie
Tuesday evening next. Dancing and drinking hot
sugar VIII constitute tho programme
Biggest bargains ever offered in this city
arc announced for noxt week by MIR. Connolly. DIR
popular silk merchant OF Eleventh street and Penn
happy.
,r, , .
The headgear attached to the chimney oil
and should r he removed Its doeTnl sound, as il
swings with the breeze. Keeps tho whole nelghbor-
hpod awake
M, s,i....,.
The ire yesterday morning Mt Stlneineth g
hat store damaged the stock TO the amount Of $500
No. Company, under the cnlcient charge OF Fore
man shcdd, extinguished the flames without turning
In an alarm.
H., ,yu,,.. >t,.a.s os t.,s,, ,,.;,,
Hoh' Nliiaiu w. Myers, U. lnuiana, VIII
to employees OF the navy yard on legal HOLIDAYS Thus
placing them on the footing employees at the
Government Printing once.
49, l.. -. L.. 49,. .. l.. ,eeo
never, III oygone uays, not even III loo',
20, and VI has there been as many houses In course
| OF erection In Washington rs now. walk around
the city, look where You WILL In every direction will
| be seen the marks OF Improvement going on.
NJ ,Is,., II Ds,. .,D 4; =. ,..,,,,
nr. hei uah II. .erle,, WIN 70 u. presr.
| WIN me rifates OF Romance company as th'
pianist Is Washingtonan, anu sou oil capt. Jane
I. IerieS, OF Tue sNth AUDITOR once. ne mas peei
IN New fofk ior some time past under tne ,ns.rnc
TONS OF leading musician OF that CITY; ne mas mn
the near future.
H.. c,.as, Cal, S,;, s,s ed, g.,
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An Incident of the Cr.mea.
boston Commercial Bulletin.

One evening abont dusk, as our regimental
detail FOR the trenches was falling in and the ser.
geanis Of companies were calling the rolls OF Their
men, man OF NO. company was missing. - Elan
again. shouted tile sergeant, repeatedly. ''Herc,
sergeant returned faint voice, moi far on and
from man bending under the weight OF soIneillne
wrapped In blanket, also his rife aud shovel.
''Why don't you iall Ia - said the sergeant; al
VIII, as soon as I've buried my brother. sergeant
aud going short distance from the tents lie scrae
an that was dear TO him. Standing moment as II
engaged Ia silent prayer, the brave fellow oined ia,
party and marched away.
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SPORTS AND PAsTIMEs.


Especial Despatch to SUNDAY HERALD
CINCINNATI, April 1.-THE second game
between the Nationals and Cincinnats was played
here to-day In the presence OF s25 people, turnste
count. The Nationals won the game by their heavy
batting, they having no trouble In Furnishing White S
peculiar delivery; Mcclellan leading, making four
single hits, ono being complete home run. Bakor
battcd well, us also did Warner and Gcrhardt. Sny-
der caught without an error. his throwing to bases
being OF the features OF the game. Lynch
pitched In splendid style, whilc Gcrhardt's second-
base play the feature OF the game. The following
Is the score:
NATIONALS.
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Rita khaafinr

The Columbia Long-range Rifle Club re-
sumed their shooting yesterday at their range at
Benning's. There We're eight competitors for the
Subscription Prize, the three highest scores being
- D. scott, 20b; Frank Hyde. ias, and A. A. Adee,
lss. The shooting occurs every Saturday.
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IS BOYS BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, FIRM
COLOR. EISEMAN BROS, SEVENTH AND +.
venture No,hins-uave Nothing,

When the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany was incorporated by the Legislature 1t gave tina,
corporation legal rights, which, after most search
Ing investigation. the Postmaster General has OFF,
ciay decided to respect and protect In the OF the
malls and the safe delivery Of all letters addressed "a
Nj. A. panphin, New Orleans, La, same person
at No. SiD broadway, New York city. The next
monthly distribution tthe l20thl Tuesday,
Nay H. 1880, when % may win sso, 600. P.nfur,
nothing-hare nothing.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Henry, professional shop
litter, caught praeticing her trade yesterday in
the store OF Mr.. Z. q. Davis, on Market Space by
Mr.. DeNea, employed In the store. He called oncer
Janiier. who conveyed her to the Fifth Precinct sta
tlon where collateral left for her appearance
the Police Court to- morrow
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She !. F..lIdlou. Aneu. Il.

The Rochester Post asks, opropos of dane
luz: - Is 1t womanly TO allow about your waist an
arm that IL not the OF brother lover, and know
that he who holds II there Is, with every Of your
hear beats learning the secret mosngs OF your soulY
This Is the most difficult conundrum We ever encouii-
tered, and we are compelled to give 1t up. lsitY
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AIRES. Excur.ion Coming.

The eleventh excursion of the Massachu-
sctts Press Association will be made to Washington
afternoon, April "a, and will stop at the Arlington
The programme here comprises a trip TO Mount YER
non, rides TO Arlington and about the suburbs, and
evening view Of the Corcoran Art Gallery. which will
be lighted up for the purpose. Tuesday, the 27th,
the party win ION TO Richmond, ~ and the party
2otb.
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increasing European Armies.

The proposed increase OF the German army
both Ia numerical strength and efficiency appears
likely 10 he promptly followed by similar aug nenta-
ton Of the armed forces Of other continental powers
In France complete reorganization OF both the IN.
faniiy and cavalry OF tie army Is puIposed by te
Minister OF War, and In Italy Increase 10 600 600
lire n the military estimates for 1851 is proposed
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CALL on F. D. Maltby, 517 Seventh street

WE HAVE PLACED FORTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS WORTH SPRING CLOTHING ON OUR
COUNTERS SINCE APRIL. EISEMAN BROS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND +.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-04-18

Dry Goops AT Auction. = Mr.. A. King
dry good will SELL at az Pennsylvania avenue SOUTH
east, commencing tomorrow morning and continuing
day and evening during the week. sale positive and
peremptory,
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We take this method to express our thanks
10 the Fire Department. Police force, aud our uany
trienls who aided us Ia extingushlng the nre at
store on last Friday night a. sAKs & CO..
Tailors and cOthiers, $40 Seventh street
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-04-18

The finest and purest beer sold in this city
Is the celebrated Pilsener of which Mr. =. +. Gen
~, Eighth and ID street, Is the agent. Family order.
specIalty,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-04-18

A. u. C. books, containing valuable in
formation about flowers and canarea, with lots OF fun
for the little folks presented 10 ladies free at any
drug store. Call carly II you want one,
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SRAToN HALL. corner Ninth and ID streets,
Il recognized the headquarters OF the billiard
players. Tho genial proprietor Mike scanlon, has
fitted mn his spacious rooms In most handsome man
ncf The tables have all been supplied recently with
sets of balls.
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Is perfectly pure, being made of carefully
selected stock. and Is therefore The cheapest. Ask
your grocer for IT, and see that you get only the gem
uine article. trial viii convince Of It's merits
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CALL on F. D. Maltby, 517 Seventh street

0SE Of the largest and finest selected
stocks OF men, boys and children's clothing to be
found In the city is that at the establishment Of W.
Wall Co.. 92i Pennsylvania avenue. This stock Is
entirely and embraces none but leading styles.
one price and satisfaction IN all cases Is the motto
call Is solicited.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-04-18

Mr.. DmLoY having purchased all of c. II.
McAlister negatives will lie happy see those who
desire duplicate photographs from any of these
plates.
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slogan, style. I'm Gren, variety.
- o.
Notice.

There, is no place where you can get as
good bargains as At the Boys Clothing House OF IS.
Robinson Co., 900 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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WolseIex,s neMard.

Sir Garnet Wolseley is expected in Eng
land In July and Is said To have accepted the post OF
quarternastor general Of the horse guards, Whitehall
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Earned Runs = Nationals. O.; Cincinliatis, ..
Two-base Hits-Snyder, Leonard, Mansclk Carpen-
ter. Three-basc lIit-Baker. Home Run-Nictlel-
Ian. First Base Balls-Derly, Manning. First
Base on Errors-Natonas 4; Cinclnnatls. .. Struck
hardt, Powell, Snyder, Warner. Balls Called--on
Lynch, IS; WHITE io2. Strikes Called--OG Lynch
40; White, 30. Passed Bas-Clapp, 3. Snyder, l..
Wild pitches-white o Time, 2hour,, 20 minutes.
Umpire-Walsh.
The same clubs play again tomorrow. The Ma
tionals only had three errors Great thusinsm
manifested at the superior batting OF the National
nj
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IIiggins's German Laundry ho.p

$3.50 CHILD SAILOR SUITS. EIsEMA
BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND T..
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national THEATRE TONIGHT.
SUNDAY EVENING, APRIL IS,
Return of the
EVERETT FAMILY,
who will Illustrate
THE WONDERS OF SPIRITUALISM,
Being the greatest consolidation before the public
Believe nothing you hear; every man has right to
see and think for himself. Your religion
Q is your life, your death.
SCENES BEYOND THE GRAVE.
The following OF the illustrations which will
positively take place.
MATERIALIzED FORMS
ingle with the audience, distributing flowers to the
ladies': while Musical Instruments float through the
air. over the heads of the audience, plainly seen and
| loudly playing as they glide through space
The Surprising Holding Test; The
Mysterious Slate Writng
Aud the most Astounding Iron Cage Test. Also the
Great Mystery Of Supernatural Vision, Second Sight,
and the Chair. Whipcord, aud Net Test.
Philosophers mystfed; scientists astounded: clergy
men amazed; scholars dumbfounded scientific men
nonplassed after applying every test; skeptcs
| cleIgvnen acknowledged genuineness believers
strengthen their beliefs sprltualists Intoxicated with
delight Endorsed by the entire press Of all the proi
nent cities Of Europe and America.
Everything will be conducted with dignity and
honor worthy of the confidence OF literary and sclen-
| tifc circles.
REMEMBEn. advertised except what ac-
| tually takes place.
| Admission, so cents: reserved, rs cents
Doors open at Z. Commence Mt 8. apr1S- Its
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THE old and reliable clothing house of Mr..
Geo. &. fleming, $40 seventh street. Is stocked to
rcpleion with ever and desirable article In tho
shape OF rcady-made clothing, embracing the newest
patterns In material, and the most nohhy styles, to no
found va this city. Oneprce rules at Ienninr au1
purchase once made there win always make YOU n
friend OF the house. The stock Of piece goods Us also
large aud the patterns the latest and most stylish be
found In the City.
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A Female ShOpIifter,

OUR s2osUITs TO ORDER. EIsEMAH BROS.
CORNER SEVENTH AND T..