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Anlusemeuts. &c.

NATIONAL THEATER--Mr. j. K. Emmett as
"tr1tZ In Ireland Is very entertaining. While
his support Is not as good as it might be In
some respects, his audiences seem always sat-
fsf1ed when he Is on the stage.
MASONIC TEAfLE.-Mr. James Redpath will
lecture at Masonic Temple to morrow evening
on the Irish land troubles The title OF his
lecture Is "Boycotttng." Mr.. Redpath has been
In ireland making study of his subject and is
FULLY competent to treat OF 1t. His lecture has
been warmly praised wherever he has delivered
ii since his return.
airy concert to Miss Minnie Evan next Wednes-
day evening Will be under direction OF Prof Bisch-
OIL. She will be assisted by Mrs. Powell, Messrs.
Kubel. Warren S. Young, VIM. W1dney; Rak-
man, Flolln1st; jaeger, cornettst and Armstrong
LINCOLN HALL--The Tom Thumb museum is
drawing big crowds The exhibition is very In
terestlng, the number OF attractions being
large
WASHINGTON HALL.--The free entertainment
or 81. Johns COmmandery at Washington Hall
TO- morrow evening Will be taken part in by
many well known and popular singers and
players.
FORD's OPERA HoCsE.-At the three presenta-
tons OF the PIRATES or PenZance" commencing
tomorrow evening. the following will be the
cast:-Mabel, Miss Eva Mills; Ruth. Mrs. E. X.
True; Edith, Miss Isabel Smith; Kate, Miss Fan
ME Rod1er; Isabel, Mrs. ID. B. Macleod; Fred
eric, Mr.. John Q. Pugh; Major General, MI t.
b. Hay; Pirate King, Mr. Hamilton Adams: Ser
geant OF Police. Mr.. Louis P. SeiDold Lieuten-
ant, Mr.. W. E. Morgan.
ABNERS Music HALL--The swedish Ladies
tlnartette VIII give an excellent concert at Alb
hers this evening, and nightly until further
notice.
THE WASHINGTON KINDERG ARrEN UNION give
parlor entertainment this evening in the Ma
tional kindergarten Hall, corner OF sth and
streets.
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COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Dickson agt b. & p. r r. O'Brien
agt- same, Sprfngman agt same, West act,
same: argued and submitted.
CIRCUIT CouRT-Jtldoe Macarthur.
lSterday Parker Bros agt. Carpenter: ver-
aict Tor plaintiff. Barbour agt Herzoerger:
plaintiff called and suit dismissed. Whaien agt
ward: certiorart quashed. Davis agL May;
sui dismissed Smith agt Pepper; verdict for
plaintiff for 81 so. Cotrrell Bros agt Getz;
nonsult by plaintiff. Steinbach agt- Schles-
lngeI; Judgment by agreement Tottle agt-
ssCni,esipger; same Morrow agt Kitter1ng: de
1endant called and suit dismissed. Bates agt
" washington and Alexandria Railroad Co.; mo-
tlon lor new trial entered. Main agt. Aires;
plahuH calIed and suit dismissed.
EQUITY CoURT.-Judoe Cor
Yesterday, Brown agt. District OF Columbia
plea heard and submitted. MrLain aGf Ra,iev
submitted Fieklipg agt. kengla: correction OF
act ROW ol and,tar lSso ordered Butler
distribution ordered Nailor agt. Couhey: de-
Cree Cree vaca,ing deeds, etc; defendant appeals
trustee Fassett agt. Hitz: sale contirmed and
referred to auditor. Willett agt. Nailor: hear.
ing commenced.
POLICE COURT--JIdge .sseU.
Yesterday, A. Frazier, vagrancy: bonds NJ on
days. Jos. Moore forfeited collateral Richard
Murray, assault with intent TO XIII Marnew
Dooley: grand jury; bonds $500. Thos- Forbes.
assault with intent to kill Cornelius Ware. DO
Sarah Carter, larceny OF a gold watch from
Herman j. Clark; three months In jail Mar
garet Diamond, larceny OF a s. gold piece from
jeanette Mason who testified that she sent her
little girl to defendants store 10 get some wood
and coal Oil, and gave her little girl IS gold
piece in mistake for ten cent piece, and that
Mrs. Diamond kept the s. Mrs. Diamond de-
MED the charge, and the court said he thought
that poor people are not SO careless about Civ
1ng $ gold pieces for ten cents and dismissed
the case. Charity Howard, assault on Clamp
Harris; S.. Samuel Lewis, larceny OF a box or
clothing from Malinda Johnson, which was en-
trusted TO him to take to the freight depot but
winch he failed TO do; restitution was ordered
TO the amount OF s., and in default 80 days In
lall; Lloyd Hawkins larceny OF box OF cigars;
30 days In jail.
,, To-day, John Parker, profanity: IS or days.
Henry jackson and VIM. II. Butler, vagrancy:
DonoS or so days each. William johnson do;
bonds or 10 days Robert Russell. Robert Pm %.
phrey and ank:.Williams; bonds or 80 days
each. Thomas Lynch and VIM. Brashear two
Ten year old cOlOred boys, were charged with
stealing $40 bill from John BrasheaT They
were having good time with the money when
captured by Officer Connolly yesterday AFTER
noon. The money recovered was restored to the
owner. and they were dismissed with a repri-
mand from the judge William Miller, larceny
OF three books, the property OF the United
states; grand jury. Lucius Taylor, assault on
julius Simons; 81. John E. Spinks burglary:
grand jury: bonds, 81 600. Tip Hailstock. Iarce
ny of pair OF skates from Patrick Dunn: three
months In jail. Henry Dom and John Sephus:
ARRAY; IS each.
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The National Library and Other
Matters.

Editor Star:-The action Of the members OF
the lower House In persistently absenting them
selves during the attempt to legislate for the
District OF Columbia, is very much to be depre-
cateo especially so since among reasonable
men the importance OF including in the river
and harbor Dill an appropriation for draining,
dredging or f1lling up the Potomac flats Is not
questlohed; and the thoughtful men in Con-
doing something for the Potomac in preference
TO obscure trout misunderstanding for the
natlon, instead OF lot OF greedy contractors
have the sympathy and thanks of the commu-
nifty. And we indulge In a satisfied grin when
we think OF the delinquent lawmakers being
pulled from their beds at the comfortable hour
OF three In the morning last Saturday in conse-
quehce or thelr indifference. No one seems to
dOubt the pressing necessity OF legislation on
the subject; but the temporlzing Is something
WONDERFUL. And IL Is more tnan likely that the
commerce committee will fail to agree on the
much needed appropriation, and that none will
be made this session. AS consequence, we
must live on, we may, the victims or malaria
ana OF congressional caprice.
Another subject OF much interest which is
Dotherlng the Congressional pate, is the queS-
ZION OF Bite for the new library building
Collateral with the main question are some
points OF deep interest to readers. that should
receive prominence in any discussion arising
from the contemplated removal OF the books
foremost among which Is the time OF opening and
closing OF The library II IL cannot be arranged so
tnat DOCKS may be taken from the building
justice would seem to demand that, for the
convenience OF those OF Us who are employed
through the day, giving our best energies to
the government, the library be kept open
several hours during the evening. Occasionally
under the present arrangemeRt-which is a
fragment OF an old superstition, / should Judge
that the library Is a part OF Congress, and its
closing hours should be regulated by the rela-
tion-We are enabled to snatch an hour of In
tellectual delight In digging out and toying
with some rare old tome That has the dust of a
decade clinging to It, The great libraries OF
the world are liberal In their inducements to
students But suppose the dense wisdom or
the lower House Will never permit ours to be.
ID. w
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Is the Sentence Legal.

Editor Stdr:-1n your yesterdays issue l see
that "the President has approved the findings
and sentence OF the court-martial In the case of
Paymaster j. 81. Nelson, U. S. A. The sentence
labor in the penltentiary and fine of 2,5OO.'
Such sentence would be pronounced Illegal in
England by civil court of appeal to which q
military man would have access like any other
citizen. Ii would be interesting to know
whether the sentence is legal in free country
like America. No military court can sentence
a Civilian in England to any punishment, and
ne Is dismissed from the service A case In point
occurred In Bermuda in the year 1866 or 81.
private OF marines was sentenced TO be
dismissed from Fl. MS. service and undergo
period Of Imprisonment for stabbing com
rade, but the authorities reversed the sentence
and ordered the man to be released on the
grounds have stated. Yours truly.
AN Ernr-Yppp
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RUBBER eyeglasses and specs. soc. Pr1ggs.

THE JEWEL ROBBER SENT TO JAIL.--John E.
SpinkS, cOlored. who robbed the residence OF
Col. Roger Jones, No. 2207 Pennsylv ania ave-
nue., or jewels valued at $780, on the 14th OF
this month, Gas stated In yesterday STARl was
charged In the Police Court this morning with
burglary. He pleaded guilty, and was commit
ted for the action OF the grand jury In default
OF $1,000 bonds. The box of jeWelry stolen
yesterday was thrown on a vacant lot at the
corner OF 18th and NJ streets by John Spinks,
the thief, and was found there by little col
ored boy named Rudolph Chapman on Monday.
the nth inst, two days after the ROBBERY
Spinks having first distracted about 500 worth
OF the jewelTy. The boy took the box to his
Ing at 1924 Goth street, who, finding the value
of the contents OF the box, advertised it. The
officers, however, got information through
gentleman who had bought piece Of jeWelry
from Splnks, and, tracing the possession OF the
box to this family, 1t was given up 10y Chapman
without question,
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st. Louis has a - two bit BOOM" 1t is pop
u1ar rund for the poor, made up of twenty-five
cent contributions "TWo.bits' In the West
means quarter Of dollar.
The Boston cooperative store, OF which
Josiah Quincy and other philanthropists are
directors, lost 1925 On It's last years business,
but Is now nearly on a paying basis.
The Rev. John A. Huegl1, OF Detroit has
brought suit for S., 900 against the man who
accused him OF withdrawing from the Roman
Catholic church and Joining the Lutheran In
order to marry.
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Is Dot sol

Editor Ere7aiag Star:-We beg to know.
through your columns. II those ladies who wear
those umbrella hats, and are frequenters OF
places OF amusement intend to continue that
style OF head gear all the season through; II so,
hope the managers Will compel them to take
the outer row OF seats, and give US who have to
take our hats off and the ladies who do not wear
the INSTRUCTORS chance. If 1t cannot be rem
edled any other way, why not all the men pro-
vide themselves with stove pipes and keep
them on during the performance. / am led to
these remarks from the fact that last night at
the National two OF these monster head gears
dropped into seat In the dress circle, directly
In front Of myself and wife, (who are not excep
tionally short persons either,) so we could hard
ance, without stretching our necks first east
then west, like chicken swallowing dough. It
is unfair to the gentlemen visiting theater or
opera that they should be cut off from a view
or the actors by such monster hats, or any
other obstructive hat not necessary to woman s
rights. This is no more than
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CITY ITEMS.
A Most Welcome Addition

10 The choice things that stock a larder is Hub
Punch. It's components are rum and brandy Of
No. quality, trOpic fruits and granulaUed su-
gar. Ii Is ready for use when opened and su-
pero When mixed With hot water, ice water,
soda waller milk or lemonade. It's range of
uses as beverage, whether hot Or cold is
wide. Sold by all Grocers Druggists and Wine
Merchants at SI.25 bottle.
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Terrible I,osS Of Life.

Terrible Loss OF Life.
Millions OF rats. mice, cats, bed bugs. reaches,
lose their lives by collision with 'Rough on
Rats" Sold by Druggists. l5c. boxes. tn
When You Have Burnt and Blistered
Your nose and throat with worthless powders
blown into your head, ask your druggist for
"Dr. Hartleys Catarrh Remedy" which will
AFFORD you immediate relief and permanent
cure. 2l-I
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A Pure and Effective Hair Dressing.
Cccoaine, a compound OF Cocoanut OH, beau
titles the hair and is sure to allay all itching
and irritation OF the scalp.
The superiority OF Burfaetts Fldr0rins Err
tracts consists in their perfect purity and
strength.
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Terrible Itching and ScaIy Humors,
ulce re-, sores and scrofulous affections cured by
the Cuttcufa and CuttcHra Soap externally, and
Chtic'trd ResOlrent internally. Ask about them
at your druggists. He knows what they have
DONE
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From c. A. Bryce. NJ. D., Editor South.
eIn Clinic. Richmond, Va.
''Colden's Liebigs Liquid Extract OF
Beef and Tonic Invigorator is a lirst-class pre-
parat1on, containing not only the nutritive
qualities OF the beef, but the permanent tonic
properties OF the iron, quinine, &C. For imme-
date life giving properties 1t can hardly be sur
passed" Sold by all Druggists
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LOCAL NEWS.


Amusements. &c, Tonight.
National T7tedfer.-Emmet as "Fri1 In Ire
and"
Lincoln HdU.-Gen. Tom Thumbs Museum OF
wonders
A6ner's Music RaH-Concert by the Swedish
9uartette.
KbaderJrr:en HaL-Parlor entertainment by
the kindergarten Mission.
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PROFILE will discriminate in favor OF DR.. Bulls
cough syrup. The best and cheapest.

ACCIDENT TO CAPT. JAMES GODD4RD.-Aoout
e:5e O'Clock last evening Capt James Goddard.
Veii-knOwn citizen OF GeorgeJowa was Sc
verify injured oy the fall OF ladder H. was
experimenting some improvements to the front
or Goodards Hall, on street. and the ladder
upon which he was standing slipped al the foot,
throwing him 10 the ground, distance of
about eight feet. Drs. Peer G. Tyler and
SuJer were at once summoned and ascertaIned
the IL 1urieS 10 De broken arm, a severe cut
upon the head. ana the left side OF his body
considerably bruised. The injuries though
severe are hot considered serious
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TIE kALLOCH-DE YOUNG MURDER TRIIL-A
telegram from San Francisco, Cal, January %.
says: In the case of Isaac NJ. X aiioch charged
with shooting and killing Charles De Young
editor OF the Chronicle, counsel for the accu sed
mas moved to Quash the entire panel OF jurors
dra Wn for the trial because the Judges had not
signed the jury rolls. The judges have been
summoned to testify.
NOVEL READlNG.-Jough, the man who kid
mapped and murdered little boy at the Hague,
and who was sentenced to Imprisonment for
HE rev days ago, when asked by the Judge
whether want drove him to the crime replied:
4 had enough with my wages and assistance
from my relations to maint ain my mother. but
Inc reading OF novels gave re the idea. | had
two mothers, In which ian ny kidnaps child
In order 10 secure an inherit. lce and reSOlv ed
to Initiate thar example"
FAST TINE ON THE ICE-a telegram from
Red Bank, \. j., Jan. &c. SAYS: The fee boat re
gatta OF the Monmouth Boat CLUB was held Oh
the shrewsbury river this afternoon. There
were six entries, but only three boats started
namely: The Scud, owned by James Weaver:
the Snowflake, owned by Thomas Hubbard.
and the Zero owned by Charles Hendrickson,
front OF the Monmouth Boat Club house to and
around flag OF Lawrence Cove thence TO Pin
tard Point and return, three times over the
same course, distance OF Is miles. The start
was made at 3:f3 p. m. and the boats came In
In the following ORDER Scud. 22:00: Zero, 24:OO;
snowflake, $500. The judge decided that the
Scud had not rounded The lower stake flag on
the last turn, through an error of the sailing
master, and awarded the first prize to the Zero
The challenge pennant won by the Scud yester-
Gay at the oceanport regatta will be sailed for
to morrow over the Monmouth Boat CLUBS
course by both clubs. If the wind is favorable
a ALCOHOL bill has been introduced In the
legislature OF Connecticut directing the gov
ernor to appoint commission OF three TO pre-
pare small book for use In the public schools
showing such facts as science and experience
have verified with regard 10 the effect OF
alcoholic liquors on the body and brain, aud
The relation of alcoholic drinks to personal
est ate and uubiir we'll heinz
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oltSlIOOu dt -.oV " ClOCk. St0 du.
THE B'NAI B'RITH.-The second day 8 session OF
the annual convention Of the Independent Order
of B'nai Birth was held in Baltimore yesterday.
AT the morning session the following officers
were elected-President, j. /. MackS, Whining
ton. n. c.; vice presidents, NJ. j. Solomon, Sa-
Vannah. and L. Wolf. Baltimore; secretary S.
b. Wolff, Of Baltimore; treasurer, A. Goodman.
Baltimore; sergeant-at-armS, d. Fl. Stern, Char
lOttesville, Va. The newly. elected officers were
duly installed by the past grand president, Mar
tin Emerich. Messrs. Charles Herzberg and Il.
Adler. OF Washington. and S. S. Nyburg, of Bal
umore. their term OF Office having expired,
were reelected members OF the board of con,
troll OF the orphan asylum fund. The proceed
1ngs OF the convention will terminate to day.
WASHINGTON CITY AND POINT LOOKOUT RAIL
ROAD-WOrk commenced yesterday upon the
proposed new railroad from this City to Point
Lookout, Md. The starting was made at Bran
oyWlne station, on the Baltimore and Potomac
falirOad, twenty-five miles from Bowie. run
mug south. The engineer and construction
corps began stalking out the grades whilst the
snow was on the ground. in order to push ac-
tive work as soon as the condition of the soil
Will permit. Col. S. T. Suit. president, and
Francis r; Stevens and Robert Turner, OF the
noaId OF directors, were on the ground with
Major Wharton, chief OF construction r. B.
ChunD, engineer In charge and the following
assstants n. 4. Bowie, Arthur TOlson. Pleas
anton C0om0s. r II. Hall, j. II. Hurchins c. p
Harrison and Edward Berry. The contractors.
MesSrs L. 2. Dickerson & Co., OF New York.
were represented by Major Green. OF Va. and
VIM Kirby, OF New York. There Were also
present L. w. B. Hutchins, chief OF Sc. Mary's
county division: Wm 81. Crozier tie contractor
and large number OF country people.
THE Ice IN THE LOWER POroMAc,-As far
down as TOlson'S wharf, which Is so miles from
washington, the Potomac river is blOckaded
with Ice 14& inches thick. There are three
vess Is lying at that wharf.-the Caroline Can't.
Peter francis, sunk With her load OF oysters On
board; the Willie, Capt. e. S. Johnson, In good
condition and her load safe the John Francis.
empty, Capt. A. F. Evans. having thrown his
up out OF reach OF theice. During the thaw the
ice ran heavy and carried away four spans Of
the wharf. The ice IL now banked up fifteen to
twenty Ieet high Just above the wharf,
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ALIENS BRAIN FOOD, is the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs OF either sex 81,
All druggists. SToTT & CROMWELL, Agents.
60 $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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TURKEY RED TABLE LINEN.

JOB LOT AT 50 CTS. REGULAR PRICE IS CTS,
Is Dozen of the ENGLISH HALF HOSE left at
I'm cents pair.
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY &C., Sc, &C., &c., &C.,
&C., lUc., lzc., l4c., Ioc.
CORDED PIQUES. s cts.
CHECK NAINSOOk, l2k cts.
LONSDALE CAMBRIA, PLAIN NAINSOOK and
INDIA LINEN.
BED COMFORTS, 75c, 81, 81. %. 81. so.
Large double WHITE BLANKETS, e. 50 pair
$3, So. so, "a, 81. so, SIS.
SHEET1Nd COTTON, for double beds. % cents
yard.
PILLOW CASE COTTON, 12h cts.
TABLE LINENS, Csc, Soc, SIC. Soc. &c. 75c.
WHITE BED SPREADS. 5Oc., 75c., 81, $l.25.
WHITE WOOL FLANNELS, CSC. 3Oc., &C., SOC.
LADIES, CLOTH, ALL.WODL. MYR I L e
zen. BRONZE, BROWN. NAVY BLUE,
SEAL BROWN.
All wool Fine BLACK CAsHlIERES. 81, IS. 50, &c
UNLAUNDhIED SHIRTS, made of Wamsutta
Cotton and double breasted, 81,
CARPETS AND OiLCLOrHS, NOTTINGHAM
LACE.
c. m. ToWsoN's,
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ELPHONZO YOUNGS,

A LWAYs WEHE AHEAD!
"A ARE STILL AHEAD
OF Any AND ALL COMPETITION.
FIRST PREMIUM, Oh THE GOLD MEDAL.
Awarded again to
CEBES,
The celebrated MINNESOTA PATENT PRO
CESS FLOUR, for being the hdldsOnest and the
most nutritious Patent Flour that e1hib-
tied at fair. Remember that every housekeeper
who wants
sNOW-WHTTE BREAD. ROLLS AND BISCUITS,
should ask the grocer for CERES. the champion
Flour of America.
FOB SALE BY EVERY GOOD GROCER.
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
Corner list ~. and Indiana ave,
WIN. M. CALF a. co.
p. S.-They are also the sole Wholesale Agents for
this District Of Hecker's Self Raising Flour aud
Buckwheat decl3
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DKEDs IN FEE have been filed as follows
Martha j. Burr ct al TO Dan Bell part Of settle
ment known as Lincoln" SOS. Charles III.
Cragtn. Ir., trustee. 10 Edgar Murphy, part lot
Is, IN Homeads addition TO Georgetown: $780,
Brafnard III. Warner ct al, trustees. TO Samuel
y. BrOWn, real estate In GeOrgetoHn; 81 365.
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SPECIAL SALE OF complete set OF imported
emma, az Williams Co. saleSrOOm, tomorrow
AFTERNOON at O'Clock. See ad
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Editor Star:-Piease put piece In the paper
for boys and girls not to go to the Tom Thum
Show. It's mean cheat. They pretend to
charge only ten cents admission, and when you
get In you have to pay ten cents more for a
seat, or you can't see anything. We only had
ten cents to get In with, and had to stand up
way back all the time. and couldn't see thing.
Our money was just thrOwed away.
Two LITTLE GIRLS.
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INFRINGE LICENSES have been issued to
LntnSr N. Cromwell and Maud E. Hepburn;
yoS w ", stepas S and Leila K. Abel: Henry
and Laura Davis; Jno. l. Dixon Of FairfaS
county, va, and Deliah Huntington. of stat
foro county, Va, Chas A. Clements and Mary
Robinson; VIM C. Refiner and Rosa a WnrI
miller, both OF Montgomery county Ma
Dabney Walker and Rosa Dean: Co,,mnns
chew and Annie Medl0ck: Nathan Addison ana
Sarah L. Terry.
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lust RECEIVED
NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT-fne.
NEW ORLEANS MULASskS-iolden.
MINCE MEAT-Nice.
MOUNTAIN and BROOK TROUT-Dehcous
sARDINES In Mustard and Tomatoes-Masni-
fcent.
MORAVIkN PRETZELS-Orispy
BOSTON BAKED BEANS-Patent Picked.
b. w. REEDS SONS.
Importers and Dealers in Table Luxuries, Staple
and Fancy Groceries,
tanlb l2I8 = street porthwest
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cnurned every morning. and delivered In 4 lbs
Ward" prints, 45c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese butfermflk and sweet milk &c. per at.
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A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat

Should be stopped. Neglect frequently results
ID an fncurable lung disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial TrOches do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but
acts directly On the fnfiamed parts, ailaying
Irritation. give relief to asthma. bronchitis
coughs, catafrh and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject to. Sold
at Is cts box everywhere.
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BEAUTIFUL ORSA1ESTs.-The sale OF elegant
goods at Dowlings Will be continued this even
ing at $50 o'clock.