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A REVOLUTIONARY RELIC.

Mrs. Clara Dargan Mclean has recently
received from relative in Georgia, pewter
plate which formed part Of service known
to be at least 105 years old. Besides the in.
terest to such articles impaired by these CEN
tennial times, this plate possesses to berthe
additional value of having once been the
property Of the widow Dargan, q Revolution
aty ancestor, who, to aid the Continental
cause, sold her silver and appropriated the
money to her country, substituting for her
6ne service the pewter so much 10 use at that
time
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COTTON SALES.

Some twelve or fifteen bales of new cotton
have been sold in this market up to the pres.
ent time. The cotton generally grades mid.
ding, and is nice, though the staple is short.
eataaG NEW POTATOES. ga4}a1 e
On Thursday last, the 25th ultimo, Mr..
James Gordon presented US with q mess of
6ne sweet potatoes, the first we have seen Of
this years growth. Mr.. Gordon,lives miles
east of town, and be tells US that notwithstand-
ing the dry season he has good crop Of corr.
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SEND US THE NEWS.

We; respectfully request our friends In every
section of the county, to send US statement of
any local news that may transpire in their re-
spective localities such as accidents, fires. mar
riages Deaths and also the condition of the crops,
the state of the weather, &c. Such communica-
tions should be restricted to giving an outline of
the facts and will be written out in the office for
publication. Such articles should always be ac-
companied by the proper name of the writer, not,
however, for publication, but as evidence of good
faith. If our friends throughout tho county
would give this matter their attention, they would
confer upon us favor, while 1t would render the
ENQUIRER more interesting to the readers gener-
ally throughout the county. s"a -.-....a a.s..
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NEW COACH.

A new second.class coach from the Jackson
Il Sharpe Company car works, has just been
added to the rolling stock of the Chester and
anoir Railroad
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-09

An exquisite shade OF coral pink is called
'd'sparn, it is so >of, and pale.
Certain combinations OF yellow and
green are said to resemble an on,.let With
lettuce.
Pretty breakfast caps are composed of Il
tiny >q,'are OF null, edged with deep lace
rutil..
The E,voritc flower bonnet is made Of
roses without foliage, mixed with lin, je,tcd
black lace.
Ombre net, in all color>. is pretty for
strings Or scarts on summer t~,nnet~.
Tabular ribbons, wo> en- double, without
evidence Of Il seam, are Il novelty for bon.
net strings.
Cascades and iabots of lace overflow
light dre>.cS.
Venetian lace is worn as a trimming ny.
on bright .cOlorcd >ural,s.
Jalot> and nccklct> OF flowers me used
upon tul-drcss toilets.
- ~ "u&IG sitl'SN SuIietl> ittS u>SN itI
trimming rough straw bonnct>.
Capuchin hoods trimmed will, white lace
are worn upon white morning dresses.
Irish point and ch,rci, lace are used to
| trim slrah silk dresses.
Clusters OF Strawberries. mandarin
oranges, and c:en tomatoes are seen on
some imported bonnet>.
Black silk ana Balbris.an stock iny>, :o
wear with low shoes in the street, have
tiny dots Of Oh" color OF n,,rc up the IN
step.
An ,xf,;>ity work Of ar, painted h, A.
bert from design l,v I..loir, is IL IAN tina,
has bcc, orl-rei il Paris by the Empress
Eugcnic for present to til: PRINCESS B'a-
trice. 1t is painted with th- neme ot tn.
princess in pink convo'vu'i, ani n unt ID
on motl,cr.of pearl, ana the hanari is 'i,ish.
cd with royal crown OF diamonds.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-09
N.kion's 1a".irs.

dark blu, twillcd flannel "morntain
h,n,in!," and similar fabrics are most suit
able for cxc.,r sion and travelling costumes.
\ beautiful garniturc is Write net EN-
hr,idcrcd in 4 fl ral design with straw.
crystal beads arl Tiny plaques Vi mother
ot.pcarl.
Torquu;>.> ar. the iNoritc jewels
Nclasquz rcd is tl1,' last new color.
"lsiiboa" is a charming blue gray ns.ts;l
tint.
"Nymnhc cmirr," is Il s!sae!c OF delicate
flesh color.
Chessboard or ''d.mi,r" patterns aTc At
most a futcur.
Marguerite blue and F.u,i r>d Ar. new
t;nt:.
Florcntinc yrcna'inc, h>ad,i in stripes
i used ,.,r deep collars and shoulder cape>.
Nearly every corsas,', fichu, and bonnet
i:l> its spray or ri,;>t>r VI flowers.
Canton crcp.>, in Egyptian patterns. arr.
very handsome tor tnid>w,nmcr fuil-drcs>
toilets.
Gilt and >;rc. stripes, ~ttr and Rainbow
a,.! >r.lr,>.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-09

fits like the skin and can only nc diacovcr.
I'd by an accident, til. parting being faith.
ful copy ot nature. These cost from $s to
$50, and in rare shades ot gold, ed or drah.
or even gray, 500. Hair with life in it
that is hair that has been GU, from living
heads and is long fine and even. is very
high priced. and is not kept in I: general
stock. An advertisement lately appeared
~ fine head OF hair for sale. \ dealer
called at the nu,nhcr and vas shown IL ln,.
per full Of soft golden hair ncarl. one ward
long. The dealer paid $40 for it and sent
It to New York where it brought SIS, 1t
has been remarked in the past few years
that certain type q youthful beauty has
disappeared from among us--the soft. shy.
,eachv face of 10, with the waving nut
brown hair, the eyes tnll Of innocent nirth,
the arch smile and Winning innocent sweet
ness that has immortalizcd the Puritan
| maiden, Priscilla. The cu,,>c ot this
change i>--ban.s! They give Il hard def
ant look 10 the sweetest face, but they arc
fashionable, and on children, pretty and be
coming. \ new style is ttrracrd hair,
which is cut on the top ot the head in
>w;tl,>, and either curl,d on the edges or
left plain. \ popularity Of the present
style is, that it is wcrn alike by Is and 6o
and the Young man " lo is not on his guard
may find himself making love to the blonde
bangs Of the mother, instead Of ,:,e .la,,,ht
cr, that much Of the t.1,nil, phvsioynom,
| being exactly similar.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-09
$r!irqhtr!.

In The roasting of cnfltr Dr. q. Born,
l,,incr finds three principal products sol.
id ,a,t, acids caffeine and caiieol. a heavy
oil which turns yellow after having been
exposed to the mir, and which is the vehicle
of the peculiar aroma OF coffee.
Japanese ccmcnt is made by mixing pow
>.,rcd rice with Il little cold water. and then
gradually adding boiling water until the
desired consistency is asqui.al. care being
taken to keep it stirred. Lastly. boil for
o,, minute in Il clean saucepan. This
cement i v.r, strong and nearly color
less.
Electricity hts been applied to propc vs-
! locip,lr~, VI. Trou>c rrctr'ly drove an
Ensli>l, tricycle. through the streets Of
Paris bv means of electricity stored in Il
I'lantr >ccondat, battery and Il pair of De-
prez electric motors. The weight nt' the
apparatus wa> ico-wri.l AID ,hv speed
";,~ not great.
Professor Tyn>all in :. .,.. ltlturt at the
Ro, al Institution, London, said that one OF
the most ingenious OF the earlier clec'r"no-
tive machines WAS that invented by MIR.
p.,. ON American. The ragr natli'r
had two rl.m..~ which moved the beam
to whici, they wrr' suspended and the
motion of the beam, BY means M :: crank
and hv- wheel Was applied 70 ;l'c prr:"n
ancc oi mechanical work.
Bias: furnace >lay rr ciltdrr is turned 10
Il useful purpose Il, ,hr >re>.m Works.
nc;r Iit.r. Belgium, After the molten
>.a. has escaped from The furnace in is CON
Sr,cl immediately I" 4 >'sc..nl nl cod vat
cr The effect OF this i Il division Ut the
>la. into Il substance very like coarse sand.
rhi> substance j. then raised hv an rlcva-
tor and Deposited in Wagon. which convey
il ava, I" pi,'rr~ "h.rr il sill l'c applied
- :tg r>rrilyn, "'.li.t~,in.' t'r railroads
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-09
Various Causes,

Advancing years, c"re, sickness, d.srr
p,i"tn,'t, t, and htriiiarv rrvd;~r' siti,n-
AL or,'r~te % turn the h,,ir cray, n;l eide,
II them incliues it to She'd l,r>,n ;.r;, "
AYERS HAIR NIGuR will tstor. t.,.',,, or
cray, i,ht or rcd tar toa rich brown or
deep black, as may BE us,i,c,l 1T sai;,,.>
ind c!c"ns's the scalp, sivirs i, q htat.>
!c;ion. 1t removes aii II, es iau.'r.:n' arl
Inmors. BY its use ia liz. hair is checked
md new growth viii be produced in n !
asses where the tuli, arr rot l,str sec!
" the glands .'.c..>vA. Its Nn',,ts :r'
beautifully shown ON r, SAY. c..,. ul SICK.
y hair, en- which 4 few a piira'cn> vii
produce the gloss and I,t>in>ss ut >u,;,n.
Harmless and sure in It's orc,Atinn, it is in
comparable as a dressing, and is tsl" cia!l,
valued t,r the SOFT lu>trc and ri, hs,s> Ct
touc it inpart>. 1t contains neither Oh nrr
dye. and will not soil or color white cam
nic: yet it last, long on ,l,s' hair and keep.
il fresh and vigorous.
For sac BY ALI. DEALERS
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-09
New Remedy for Badness.

In cases of coniir,nrd badness the new
remedy proposed is to remove the scalp,
hit by bit, and substitute, by skin grating,
pieces OF healthy scalp. taken from tho
heads OF Young persons. The success
which has heretofore :. .,tri operations
of this nature in cases OF scalp wounds
give, Il promising outlook for this new
mode OF curir. badness; and perhaps the
dav is not far distant when the shining
patc> Of our venerable fathers will bloom
with the flowing locks Of ,on,h.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-09
Asbestos In the BLACK Hills.

Among the new discoveries made v thin
the past few months is Il large body Of as.
bestos. This was discovered by MI. L. Il.
Leavenworth, about six miles from Dead.
wood City. The groupings can be traced
tor ncarl. three hundred feet, while a large
body OF it has been uncartbcd. Tests have
been made which prove that tl,i, body Of
asbestos is equal to any vet discovered in
America. 1t NAV be that this mineral will
not come into immediate ,,s.., adds the Pho.
neer. but the day is not tar distant when
will become All article Of cxpor, from the
llill
y new ballot box has just been submit.
ted /" the French government. 1t has
two locks. each opening with different
key, and an apparatus which clips stub
or corner from the ticket deposited BY til,
clector, and drops the stub into one part of
the box. the ticket going into the other di.
vision. Simultaneously the machine reg
listers on tablet before the voter the mum.
bcr eA tickets clipped. The ballots must
agree in number with the stubs. and both
with the "telltalc." and the voter sees for
himself that his ballot has been cast and
taken account of.
Alum water is recommended for prevent
ing bugs and worms from intc>ting flour.
Ing mills. Take two pounds OF alum and
place It III three quarts OF warm water Tor
| in that propor;ion,. ard let it stand ON the
stove until the alum disappears. Apply
while hot with brush to the crcvces ot
the holtiny machine and other places tina,
conceal the insects
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-09
Marrying IN Russia.

Ii we ma, Jddse from an anec,io,c in III,
Russian En:,irl in whitn it |, II,
easy matter u Ct ~ ,ir,r.i. OWN, to
the ;tus,,ratic wi..it,,>, ri' the Russian
clergy. \ SCI ,nimlstcr il tn, District OF
lackno" ".l> r,'gag d to w.'d the daughter
of Il land owner in the ,lei.hl,oshood whose
wealth was TO, At al! Irclorion;;,r to his
/ acres: The bridegroom. lri>i,t and the
Parent. OF the latter callct! on prizes, of the
,:,dy'> Village il, ur>.,r to settle the an,o.,nt
Il til, we,!>ing ice. The clergyman fixed
i At twenty-five re ,tb,>. l,uhappil> ti,s,
bride father was 4; !c',nincl to make I,
show more in accordance with his ancestral
dignity than with his impoverished condi
ton, and invited all his kin>to!k and ac-
quaintances from far and near to attend
the crrlin,nv. The result MAS that ,l,
procession to the church, concluded no
fewer than eleven carriages al full OF wc,.
d:,g g:'c>:s
When the priest SAN this magnificent
preparation ac hurried to the bridegroom
and ini rm d him that the fec for Il mar
r;asc Of such lrrtcn>en> wouli not ie
tw, nlr five but one hundred rouhes.
When t,.c man pleaded his poverty as Il
=. -~r, H., pastor replied bv poii.t-
:ng 70 lie s:.rS OF his iathcr-in.laN's
, ",;,.t,. T:,e wedding part, held con-
>,l: :;I.cn, and. indignant at the priests con-
duct, resul,c G.; that the whole procession
should drive of to the next l!age. The
priest o,twit:ct! III, III. !CWrNcr His mes
scngcr arrived ut his brother c!cric's door
lon, before the !umbs..ny coaches, so that
when the, reached t.,s ch.;rc., ana asked
the price oft;,c >;cerlota! function, the par
i>h priest was ready With the reply: "One
hundred roublts" The procession sta, ted
again for Il farther village, but the n.es>en-
ger had been thcrs before them, and the
priest OF the place would not MARI: them
ter less than one hundred ronblcs. They
cxrcrenCed similar dis. .'ontiturr accord.
/ ing to report. at no les, than four village
Char. .,>'s, and il w::- on, after a long drive
across the country that t.,r, succeeded in
I ii...!n., u litt.y Ethcr no r. :til1 consented
70 hc>tow tho >;.crc,nenta h.ncd;c,ion Of
,natrimon, Tor the fee whit II the lady's own
pastor had ,n ginall, asked.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-09

q r Outfit sent tree 10 those who wish 10 ea4s}.,
"A n in the most p.cl>.n. anl profit all: h',-inss
" v .rown. Everything new. Capita! no. r.
Iuircd. We will furnish You ..tryt!,a: S.
day and upwards is easily made wi.h, III s.: VII.
away from home over night. No risk whatever.
MANY new workers wanted 1T once. Many max
ing fortunes at the business. Ladies m.lr as much
rs men, and Young boys and girl, max. great pay.
No one who Is willing to watk is To make more
money every tav than can l'c made in week at any
ordinary employment Those who engage viii
find short road IL fortune. Address IT, ll,Lifrr 4
Co.. portanl. Maine.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-09
Whit t:.c Artist Sail.

What thc Artist Sail.
Ivory Black. E>q--"Do YOU kno" IN,
thing of old Mo>>:" (naminy an int!ueutial
dc,lcr)
M.'dder Er"~'', Esq. 'B.> .Io,c' yes, |
should think | did And ol, Moss knows
as much about Il picture As Jack kctch.'
LIB. (airi> y --"Dr>n't know as much, !
think. lack kctrh would perhaps know
hrw to han. them"
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THE GREAT

To The B5l N RE Hk NEST s APP s9TTHWEsr
TRAINS In EF NsgEI MI H.
For Pittsburg and the West, 500 am, daily, with
daily with Sleeping Cars from Harrisb,,rS to en-
Gln ,Il 81 Louis and Chicago. $50 pm daily.
BshTino 5fa oa HN 3 ii FofoXAo RAILROAD
Tor Canandaigua. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara with
d aTSr Sar If %asSns and the North a. 500
urday, with Palace Cars to CanandaiguA aud Wat
Tor Willismsport Lock Haven and Elmira at 10 30 a.
For New York and Inc East. Zoo an. 1890 m. 90,
$50 9. m. daily. except Sunday.
sen Cts with boats Of brooklyn Annex. sfortiins
direct transfer to Fulton street avoldlng double
Tor Philsdse6 500 M 10 80 m. ZOO 40, 1000
lois p ~: Limited Express. $50 I'm. daily.
For s.: All 800. 30 1890 and 100
For Pores Creei Line. $40 am and 40 pm daily.
For Annapolis $40 am. and 4:4O D. M daily except
ALEXANDRIA, AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY,
AN ID ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
Tor AieIandria. ZOO, 72o go and IL 80 am. 40
5;oS; $40 and Il so am, and 90 p: M su-oA' a.
o aas shS s4nS Sc
loco am. 200 and :O5 pm. 'N
Of 18th street aud avenue and at the depot
where orders be eft for the checking baggage to
non f. Ro Wo06 6 r Genersf PASSENGER Agent.
fRANk THOMSON. General Manager. nov29
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By M. G.. EMERY. President. o7-19
THoMAs ]. FISHER b CO.. Auctioneers.

TNHOMAS j. FISHER Il CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY ON THE WOODLEY LANE ROAD
N0RTHWEST OF WASHINGTON AND NORTH
OF GEORGETOWN, DC,
. BY virtue Of three deeds of trust dated, respec- o.
lively on the 27th Of FEBRUARY. 1873. the LIST Of E
II lber Nc a09 folio $50. and Iiber 973 folio 1886,
De a7 aSl 1oo 2S7 and Iiber 1872. folio g. and ber
G0 yS folio Sss Of the land records for the District Of
n se e. p961S anStlon On the premises On Ta1RS-
A;D 1881 AT THREE O'CLOCK p NJ, part Of q tract
o. land called Pretty Prospect lying in the county of
Washington in the District Of Columbia, containing
about one hundred and twenty Ave 125j acres, and
more particularly described in said deeds of trust.
ms property known as Redwood" is situated on
the hgh north OF Georgetown and west of Rock
Creek and Is ct easy access from the cities Of Washing
improved by substantial frame dwelling, has good
spring convenient to the house and commands q mag
nificent view OF the two cities and of the surrounding
county The excellent neghborhood and the proximity
OF the grounds OF the United States Naval Observatory
make the property most desirable.
ibis property offers good opportunity for an In
vestment as on account of the numerous fine building
vided. ~
Terms of sale third cash and balance in equal
nstanents payable in six twelve and eighteen months
from DAY OF SALE with interest by deed of trust
UPON sne property or al cash. at the option Of the pur
vesanclng az cost OF purchaser. terms Of sale are
not complied with in ten days the Trustee reserves the
night to resell at risk and cost of defting purchaser
Olo-d WILLIAM A. GORDflN. In. Trrlstaa
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STEAMERS, &c.

YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL.
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
7th Street Wharf.
DAILY LINE TO AND FROM YORKTOWN
STEAMERS GEORGE LEARY AND GEORGEANNA,
Beginning MONDAY, OCTOBER IT,
Leave Washington each day at returning leave
Yorktown each day at 5 pm
BOTH STEAMERS ON MONDAY.
Fare to Yorktown and Norfolk 81. so each way.
Meals and Staterooms extra.
No second class tickets sold.
NorE.-The Steamer EXCELSIOR having been char
tered by the Congressional Committee viii remain at
yorktown during the Celebration.
FOR YORKTOWN, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
FORTRESS MONROE, PINEY POINT
AND POINT LOOKOUT.
steamer George Leary on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS at pm.
F1rst-class fare to Yorktown Norfolk and Fort
First class fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout so
Second class to Piney Point and Point Lockout. IS
Tickets and stateroOms for and information fur
n1shed at B. w. Reeds Sons. 1916 street northwest;
Cooks Tours, 1431 Pennsylvania avenue st. Marc Ho
tei; Kooses Cigar Stands at principal Hotels: H B.
Office. 7th street wharf.
On aud after THURSDAY, October 18th. the George
Leary Will stop at Yorktown going and returning
regular trips to Norfolk TUESDAYS Thursdays and Sat-
GEORGE MATTINGLY. General supt OILS
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'Hos' j. F1sHE Resj G Gs,;;te .not,on..,.
1924 street northwest.
ans sS 8P kEa Es4ArF ESDER
R v d6UEF q THE REcbEE ~ TIE
So wH RAssER ~ pE2U ~ cA ESE
3fMEkISANEs ANR we S
AZ RI s$Ss RI $SSHs
R 4E i91s9 81 Re P9
ay between - and 9Th streets
s t. Sd s.1 RaSss alley NS
On SAME f DAY. It H k1si FOUR O'CLOCK
Ps S the LIT II Is and -
three abH s,t tEFsssoTy Brick Dwellings, Nos. z As
premises Lot s. square 25s southeast corner Of 18th
lsss On
Sss q FIVE O'CLOCK
Sat the half
improved By large Bricf building occupied Sa ss By
On T9Espk kSs AFFERSooN, NOVEMBER FIRST
e and q p sas q r. n 9t
% an On
depth 8; Of ab9ut6 feet %
snS =:
contain a ds of about IS feet and
R SsS f5sl :Sa s I &
H. SAME a Net PAX AS
with depth each Of s. feet and insR A~nn' square,
atsy e. SUB ots g and i; anu n"s'
8
Dsssa ny q zss s'Efs1s ESs FIVE
1son5ns fes. y inches east side 2sth
s?s Dlss .s{ FIVE AND rHRrreuAnrrns
fronting west g S 'e On lot It
between and streets north. with depth Of 1856 feet
sfoNR d FSEER c5 dK NOVEMBER
side between 7th and 9th streets
s'S a aSsse - ST 9sSs;
ons 81
&epa # ~ ST
On sth street east with depth Of Is feet for the east
ia oS dsn in from. o,
the e H,rse99, ds Lott and 9. square ses.
sss .ed sSSa sSS
an asp sanS & psss e s
between 10th and streets east by depth Of 100 feet
On SAME DAY, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
1n1ront OF the premises, Lot To- square front
with S Of 70
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER THE
THIRD, at the Office of Thos. ]. Fisher h Co., Anc
oneers No. 1924 street northwest near the Ebbitt
mensns r aa FUR tRs sSS1f
$40, fronting IA feet on the north side OF
street SOUTH between Canal street and delaware ave-
nue.. with an average depth of 1876 feet. -.
Place GO foot Vide STREE, running from South Capt.
tol street to New Jersey avenue with depth OF ll8
Lots "a T. 26 ans XII 1 81 Pts tet nb -
tween and LIST street west Is feet with depth Of lbs
All Of square CAS- bounded by and streets SOUTH
and by and LIST streets west containing "a 2lS square
Lot 49, square s4, fronting IS feet the west aide
Sd street vest between and streets south. with
Lots and s. in square No 90 fronting each 81 feet
inches north street. between 25th and 18th streets
Lot H. saasls 10: eis i fronsnE s. Ssss on north
with depth Of 1856 feet to : wide alley. -.
Terms of sale as prescribed BY the DEGREES OnethiEd
Of the purchase money In cash and the residue IN two
equal Instruments ct ex end twelve months respective
from day OF sale TO Be secured By approved notes with
chasers shsH have tie p op6oa q paying N tie
ss s:;s e., :a.5 !: Hau.sa e : s.sS 8
Chaser IN oonnlyins with tssms q ssis vifSin I've
nay i sc &c E.; ga s sc Is & ss
ns.spspee. oonseysncins sssi{ IS s IS coss q ~
pnrc6esoss CHAb- 2: EOMI,ER. 1le...eee:e
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

IF YOU WANT HEATING OR COOKING
Do not fail to cali and our large assortment of
both. Agents for the
RADIANT HOME HEATING STOVES AND
FURNACES,
The best Of their kind made in the country. Also.
LATROBES, SLATE MANTELS, CRATES AND
BRICK SET RANGES,
Please call and examine stock.
w. 8. jerks l. CO..
o12 TIT SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
SPECIAL TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
J. W. BOTELER SON
Solicit inspection by housekeepers and others. Of
their extensive and complete stock of
CHINA.
GLASSWARE CRocKERY.
PLATED WARE,
KITCHEN UTENSILS.
And other 1ssnx s RhbJ6E As kE s'h they
J. W. BOTELER l. SON,
o10-6m 923 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
DECORATED TOILET SETS.
most complete line Of medium price English Toilet
Sets Antique shapes just opened.
FINE GOODS,
in rich Cut Glass French and English Fancy Wares
and Triple Plated Silver Ware, suitable for
WEDDING PRESENTS.
complete stock of
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS.
WILMAKTH & EDMONSTON,
o5 TOO MARKET SPACE.
pOTTERY AND PORCELAIN.
noT from best manufacturers in Europe
DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN OF
LATEST DESIGNS.
Rich Cut, Engraved and Plain
GLASSWARE
FINE PLATED WARE AND FULL STOCK OF
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS.
n. w. BEVERIDGE.
U.ate Webb & Beveridge,)
$50 NO. 1909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
THE CELEBRATED
TRIPLE MOTION. WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE
CREAM FREEZER.
THE CELEBRATED
KEYSTONE CLOTHES wRINaER,
ONLY$5.
The BEST m USE, At
J. w. SCHAFER'S,
1920 7TH STREET.
3e10 ABOVE NEW YORK AVENUE.