Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-10
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather,

The Weather.
OFFICE OF TIRE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
WASHINGTON. DC. September 10 1881 g::b a m {
For the middle Atlantic states cloudy rainy
weather, followed By clearing weather. north
eastcrly shifting TO westerly winds. falling fol-
lowed by temporarily rising barometer station
airy or lower temperature.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin to the press: The barometer is
highest in Wyoming and Colorado The pressure
Is increasing in New England The hurricane is
now Immediately north of Norfolk. moving in a
northeasterly course. second depression Is
central in the upper Mississippi valley moving
eastward. The temperature has fallen from three
TO thirteen degrees in the lower lake region and
risen three to thirteen i'm the upper Mississippi
valley, Easterly winds prevail in New England
the middle Atlantic states and lake region. Nu-
inerous rains are reported from the middle At
Iantc states and the northwest The following
special temperatures are reported from stations
and Montreal, $50; and Alpena. $40 Frost is re-
ported from Cheyenne, and killing frost from
Denver. The indications are that the hurricane
VIII move IN northeasterly course, causing
heavy rains and eastery gales ON the Jersey coast
during the day. and on the New England coast
south OF Boston by tonight. The depression in
the Mississippi valley will probably move east
ward, causing rain in the upper lake region to-
uay' iolowed by clearing weather tomorrow.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings of the Their
mometer at the Signal Once during the day
am. 4-5o III am $3.50; pm. So; Maxi
mum. SO; minimum. 7O.9o.
A DISTRESSING SITUATIoN-what a dreadful
thing 1t is to wake up in the middle of the night
suffering from chOlera.-the nearest doctor a mile
away. and no one to send for him. Imagine
more distressing domestic situation if YOU can:
and yet cases of this kind are very common The
serious if the man of the house had a hottie of
Perry Davis Pain Killer at hand for it is a RENE
dy that never fails to cure cholera, cramps diar-
rnoea, or dysentery. All druggigts keepit.
RE-oPENING.-I viii open on the 18th of Sep
avenue with the grandest display of choice con-
fections ever introduced in the city. Thanking
friends and patrons for past favors hope to see
Respectfully, f. NJ BucKfNGHAM.
DoNT TRIFLE with your eyesight. but consult
H. H. Htmpler. oftician. 453 Pa. ave-, near AZ st.
SOUTH WASHINGTON recently sustained a
severe loss in the death of DIR. William H. Wright
For the last fifteen years. as resident dentist.
he maintained professional monopoly not only
IN that section, but through the surrounding
the people of that locality has been in measure,
repaired by the advent of Drs. Morrow and
Fletcher. two well-known PENNSYLVANIA avenue
dentists. These gentlemen enjoyed the cont.
dence and esteem of Dr. Wright to such an ex-
tent that previous to his decease he placed the
mantle of his hOnors upon their shoulders, and
through his recommendations his large practice
passed into their hands. These gentlemen are in
trust cOniided to them. In all the varieties of
dental diseases. or in the delicate manipuatiOns
pertaining to mechanical dentistry, they have
shown themselves to be capable skillful and
thoroughly reliable. The people of South Wash
1ngt0n may congratulate themselves that their
dental interests committed to so safe and
energetic firm.
CHEAP REPAIRING. Byrn's shoe store. 1914 18th
street.
FUSSEII'S ice cream.
BURY'S PIPSISSEwA cures all kidney and blad-
der diseases. gravel. female weakness, sc. Price
a.
HowsoN's Ice Cream / gal sl25: gal. $; 1lo4
12th
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIvE students are
In attendance at the Spencerian Business Col
bege, and new names are being registered daily
PRIGG's jewery store received some beautiful
styles Of ladies'. gents and childrens jewelry,
frUm 81 to $50 -. Pa ave-