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OFFICERS TO BE ELECTED.

President Judge, Two Associate Judges,
ProthOnotary, Two County Commissioners,
County Treasurer, Two County Auditors.
Chairman County Committee, Representa-
Tive Delegate, Senatorial Delegate.
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NSlO. n

Will buy new and beautiful Organ, same
grade and kind $50 to S70), that other par
ties have been selling recently for SllO To
Sl35. Your choice of many styles from
different factories. Six years guarantee.
w. a. AIKEss,
July 81 -3m1 Main ST., Mifflintown, Pa.
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MY Back Aches So,

and feel miserable," said a hard-working
man. The doctor Questioned him and found
that he had been habitually costive for years,
that now his kidneys were disordered and
his whole system deranged. Kidney Wort
was recommended and faithfully taken and
in a short time every trouble was removed.
The cleansing and tonic power of tins med
icine on the bowels and kidneys is wonder
fal.-COngregationaiist.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

Editor Sentinel and Republ,eGn-Dear Sir,
Among the important Offices to fill by cleo
tion in the campaign of 1881 is that of As
sociate Judge. At the solicitation of a
number of citizens present the name of
Jacob Smith, Esq, of Fayette township, as
suitable candidate for the Republicans to
nominate for the office of Associate Judge !;
subject to the rules of the Republican party.
Respectfully yours,
June29l RAYETTE.
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IT., foIIoyiry is the system under which
.Sl,c,n Primary Elections are held:
A'Pavt ~ The candidates for the several Of
fH,au have their names announced in
ce' r,ore Of the Republican county pa
..s ons At least four weeks previous to the p:i-
- meetings, stating the office, and sub
I 20 The acton of said primary meeting.
go The rofers responding 10 fePt6i'-
''--;,civLss 10 each township or borough
'Sh y r,nset on Saturday, September "a, 1855 g,
:. ~. nsusl place OF holding the spring eiec-
=, . o'clock p. ~, and proceed TO elect
-a ,arson for Judge and two persons Tor
~ who shall form board 10 receive
U.,l 1,"a and determine who are the proper per-
WV w. m vote. anu shall hold the polls open
,a o'clock Pm. After the polls are
oreped the candidates announced as aiore-
"a shall be Dalioted for; the name OF each
son voting shall be written on list at
iss time of voting, no person being allowed
:. vo,e more than once for each Office.
7,;,d. After the polls are closed the
hoard shall proceed to count the votes that
n candidate received. and make out the
..,u-ns accordinglr, to be certified to by
~. Judee and attested by the Clerks.
rorrib. The Judge Cor one of the CLERKS
,,-oiuted by the Judge) of the respective
siIc,ion districts shall meet at the Court
gorse in Mifflintown, on Monday following
- urinary meetings, at O'Clock p. NJ,
k.r;rg the returns ard q list % The voters,
nd count the votes, and the person having
- highest number OF votes for any office
,bsIl h. declared the regular nominee of the
Republican party.
Fifth. II any two or more persons have
8, e1ual number of votes for the same OF
ice, the Judges shall proceed 10 ballot for
h. choice, the person having the highest
ruubsr of votes to be the nominee.
Siztk. The Return Judges shall be COM
y.tent to reject, by majority. the returns
from any election district where there Is
evidence of fraud, either in the returns, or
otherwise, TO the srteRt Of the frauds COM
xittsi.
Serssih. No person shall be permitted 10
vote by proxies.
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A GAR B.;

l am prepared to furnish the best make of
Needles, Shuttie,, and ae,r parts for ANY
Sewing Machine, (old or new,) in the mar
ket, also, the best pure sperm machine OIL.
w. e. AIKENS,
Main street, Miffiintown, Pa,
One door above Post-Ofice.
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Ar old lady writes US: ssI am 65 years
old and was feeble and nervous all the time,
when bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic.
have used little more than one bottle and
feel as well as at 3O.'' See other column.
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lu4RRIED:

COX-ZEIDERS-0 the 18th rlt., at
East Salem, by Rev. J. Lands, Mr.. Foster
D. Cox and Miss Emma Zeiders, both OF
Dimmsville, this county.
ZEIDERS-CRAMER-On the same day,
BY the same, Mr.. W. N. Zeiders, or Thomp-
sontown, and Miss Sarah Cramer, of Mil
lerstown, Perry county.
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ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

Editor Sentinel and Republican-Dear Sir,
Please announce Capt. J. J. Patterson, OF
Besle township, as a candidate for Associ-
ate Judge, subject to the rules of the Re-
publican party. Mr.. Patterson is well quail
ified for the position. He has never held
an office. His election would reflect credit
on the party. TUSCARORA.
Aug z 1891
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T E RMS

,,.-;,,ion, sl.5O per snnum if paid
suOs,s 20 y.onths; $500 if not paid within
y Gnosient nit advertisements inserted at 50
inch for each Insertion
es1s es1r.ient business notices IN local col
ocrn;s per line for each insertion.
umh' ~ .t;ons will be made to those desiring
DSr.rtise by the year, half or quarter
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hooNIs, says an exchange, is the ferment-
co milk ordered for the President. 1t is
frequently prescribed now by the physicians,
ald is readily prepared. The Russian origi-
Id was Of mares milk, which contains
more sugar than cows milk. To make it
u cows milk ordinary beer bottles With
pa'ent a:oppers are filed with fresh milk,
'"d into each a teaspOonful of sugar and
Vne Oh yeast is put. They are then stopped
auu lett IN summer heat. In a day or two
AcuFd will rise filling half of the bottle, but
"a subsequent stage the whey and eurd
oOaiesce again, and the mixture resumes
'ue appearance in week of ordinary milk
SHHged with carbonic acid. 1t is then to
O' dfank, after cooling. When the bottles
Ne opened, the contents are the most tu-
.'ous OF all corked stuff, and it will be
aAruiy safe to attempt it in the White House,
a " contains any work of art. The bottle
-lus' be turned neck down into big pitcher,
tus 'op covered with a napkin, and the
.epper loosened by passing the bare hand
'n'o the pitcher. Otherwise it will be all
.'er 'he clothing, wallpaper, and other OBJ
'''S OIL interest. The drink itself is pal
a'AOie acid, covered with fine freth like a
'oa'eh egg. 1t is a kind of champagne
-'iiA, and is very favorable to persons who
Heea an acid but nutritious beverage.
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Administrators Notice.

S. $40 ga.s s;y 3 s. # homo ssass. s.gRs' sRs
son 4 Co., Portland, Maine. [mar2 Silly
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NelU Advertisements.
CAUTION NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby cautioned against
n trespassing on the lands of the under
signed either in Delaware or Walker town.
ship, for the purpose of fishing or hunting,
or for any other purpose.
l.. E. ATKINSON.
n. A. LuKENs.
octsl-tf G. s. LUKESs.
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4 Sure Cure for Piles.

10 you know what il is to suffer with
hes If you do, you know what is one
:. "e worst torments of the human frame.
nc most perfect cure ever known is Kid
ort. 1t cures constipation, and then
'onic action restores health to the dis
.'ea bowels and prevents recurrence Of
'ease. Try it without delay: The dry
-, t 'he liquid are both sold by drugsists.-
n aAd dog was shot in Hollidaysburg a
few days ago.
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A DISPATCH from Chicago, last Thursday,
relative to the corn crop, says that in ma
jorIty Of places in Illinois and Iowa the
crop is all dried up. Much damage by the
drought is reported from Shelbyville.
Around Champaign there is only half
crop, and near Monticello about three-quar-
ters of crop. About half a crop is ex-
pected at Urbana. At Marshall the corn is
hearty ruined. A good rain at Decatur
would save an average crop. From Weno-
na comes the report that in the contiguous
parts of Marshall, La Sale and Livingston
counties the lately planted corn is likely to
grow for fodder. At Anna less than half a
crop is expected. The crop is in good
shape at Pekin, and with rain inside of ten
days an average crop will result. Creston,
Iowa, reports light crop, Iowa City half
crop, Grinnell good crop. Marshalltown
~o-thirds and Waterloo nearly full crop.
Al 81. Joseph, No., the farmers are anx-
iOus about corn, and say without rain soon
twill be but half crop.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELpHIk, Aug. g. Cattle sales,
$500 head prime, 6sc; common, 4a5!c;
culls, &c. Sheep-sales, 10000 head
prime, SIC; common, 4c; ciiIls, Sc /; lambs,
Sc; stock ewes, 81 .00aS3 75.. Hogs-mar.
kct is dull selling at saa9sc; sales, 1900
head.
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psnublicau Primary Election.

,sr rule of the Republican County
,;,tse. the Republican Primary Eiec-
oO IN he held in Juniats county on
o,rrRDAy, SEPTEMBER "a, 1881,
-, the meeting of fhe Convention of Re-
~" .".n Judges on the following Monday.
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MlfhIntOWn, Ia, aug. ., IooI.
FOR SALE CHEAP.-Any person wish
ing to purchase a neat Iron Fence, thirty
feet in length, will do well by calling at the
Commissioners Office, Mifflintown. Pro-
ceeds TO be appropriated to the use Of the
Soldiers Monument Association.
AIRY VIEW ACADEMY, Port Royal,
Juniata Co., Pa.-Winter Session will COM
mence on Wednesday,, September Z, 1881.
See circulars.
DAVID WILSON,
JAMES ]. PATTERSON,
Aug. Z, 1851. Principals.
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COMMITTEES MEETING. - The Executive
Committee of the Juniata County Soldiers
Veteran Association will meet in the Court
House at ten O'Clock A. n, Thursday, Au-
gust Is, 1881. Committee: H. A. Stam-
baugh, J. p. Wharton, ]. p. illiams,
C. Mcclellan, S. B. Caveny.
By order of the President.
THOMAS A. ELDER,
Secretary.
Miffiintowp Pa Arg g. 1851
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July 81 -3m1
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The Water QUESTION.

The water famine in Richmond has proved to
be note of warning TO other cities. In Phila-
delphia, where they are not yet alarmed over
the supply, it is admitted that it is getting low
though the people there most complain of it on
account of the ''extraneOus matter held in solu-
ton. and it is urged that each householder
filter it through charcoal In New York. as in
Washington, means for greater supply are I'M
peratiyely needed. The engineers long since
gave notice that new aqueduct was required
there. and they explained that its cOnst ructiOn
would take a number of years. and yet Governor
Cornell vetoed the act for new service on the
ground that there was no need of beginning the
work at once, New York like Richmond and
Washington, has an abundant supply within
reach, but lacks the facilities to bring it to and
distribute it through the city. Baltimore alone
OF all the large cities has completed new works
and aqueducts which will furnish an abundant
supply for nearly all time to come, and this
policy should be followed by other municipalities
With the increased building in Washington and
the constantly recurring drought. such as is now
upon us. no effort ought to be spared to secure
the needed legislation from Congress for an in
creased water supply for this District. 1t is to
be sincerely hoped that this will be obtained and
the work begun not later than the spring of 1882.
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FOR LADIES.

FOR LADIES:
FRENCH KID BUTTON warranted 81
CURACO KID BUTTON, fine s..
PEBBLE AND KID BUTTON, 81. 25 to 50.
FRONT AND SIDE LACE. 50.
AII-LEATHER MARKET SHOES 81.
OPERA TOE SLIPPERS, SIS cents to s.
WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES.
CHILDREN'S SHOES, all kinds.
INFANTS AI1L-LEATHER, % cants
GUM BOOTS AND SHOES.
p. Sob LOT OF MEMS SHOES rs cents
LADIES' CATERS, SO cents; SLIPPERS, Is cents
AID BOTTOM, 81, worth g. 80. a2G-6t
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BULLETIN EXTRAORDINARY!
THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE.
go PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

sEAsoSABLE GOODS NOW IN STOCK.
MEMS DEPARTMENT:
Lgh. Cashmere Suits,
SeersUcke- Suits.
Serge Suits.
Drap de Esat Suits.
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT:
New Novelties daily arriving.
BOYS DEPARTMENT:
. fine lire of Blue Flannel, Cheviot and Cashmere
CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT:
The Most Elaborate Display in the city.
KILT SUITS A SPECIALITY.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
IL Prices the lowest.
1yi No. 939 Pennsylvania avenue
HATS AND UMBRELLAS.
DERBY HATS. in Black. Brown and Pearl.
SILK and CASHMERE DRESS HATS.
STRAW and MANILA HATS, at reduced prices.
LADIES' PARASOI-S and sun SHADES.
Comp ete assortment of SILK GUANACO and GIN(a-
NAM UMBRELLAS always on hand
ala sTINENETZ, HALTER.
o 1887 Pennsylvania avenue
THE FAMILY LIBRARY,
NO. L. Just out so1tan; spIendid and complete
YES OR NOw
Price only cents
sor sale by al newsdealers or supplied by the rn.ern.
man street, New York >e~-.'N' ." ~i'sA Oh i'ssk-
OLIVER BANGLES.
lave overed To-day fun line Of
SILVER BANGLES.
SAFL LEWIS SONS,
JEWELERS. AND SiLvERsMIrxs
~ l2l5 Pennsylvania avenue.
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EDUCATIONAL.

II lNDERGARTEN; OLGA HEssELBACH.
II formerly with Mrs. Louise Pollock, win open
klnderxarfen IT 1l3S 18th street northwest MON
DAY, Seffemoef I'm, 1881. AT I'm
MFRS. McGEES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS WILL RE
w OPEN september Il. 1881. For terms &c. address
Mrs. J. l.. MoSaEE
AN-1m' 1874 street northwest.
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW DEPARTMENT
Catalogues are now ready and can be obtsned from
the Secretary, W. J. NEWTON,
a57-6m 500 9TH street.
Mrs. BURR's ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL
WI Win Reopen
On MONDAY, September Goth
a27-eo2m' At 1908 II Street northwest.
X INDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE
NATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL,
PRIMARY AND ADVANCED CLASSES,
Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK, Principal
Opens SEPTEMBER 5th. in the School Parlors of Kim
derxsrten Hail. 929 9Th street. southeast corner OF 18Th
and 4 streets, UP stairs,
Teachers Glass opens October LIST.
For particulars apply at the Institute. a27-eo2w
II ASELL INSTITUTE. COS 18TH STREET NORTH
II weet-Mrs. l. e. SMITH. Principal, date Prin. of
Roselyn SEMI School begins SEPTEMBER 18TH.
select Engiieh and Classical School, with superior fsci
ties for French. The Principal win give the care and
comforts Of pleasant home to six young girls Circu
lars be obtained At the Bookstores from the Prin
cipAl. a26-lm
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A T TEIS TINE

Al TEIs TIME
OF THE YEAR THE WANTS OF THE AVERAGE
CLOTHING-BU ARE LIMITED TO TWO ARTI-
Giles. ONE OF WHICH Is PANTALooNs. WE
HAVE ARRANGED OURS To GIVE YOU THE BEN
EFT OF BUYING FALL WEIGHTS OF GOODS, IF
YOU PREFER THEM TO SUMNER WEIGHTS.
THERE ARE PROBABLY SIXTY STYLES READY,
AND YOU WILL FIND THE PRICES CORRECT.
THE SECOND ARTICLE THAT YOU ARE LIKE
LY TO WANT BEFORE YOU THINK OF BUYING
WINTER CLOTHES Is A FALL OvERCOAT. 1T
Is SURPRISING HOW CHEAP AND GOOD THE
ONES WE SELL ARE.
IF THERE ARE ANY OTHER WANTS IN DIR
LINE THAT YOU WISH TO SUPPLY YOURSELF
WITH. YOU WILL FIND ON INSPECTING OUR
STOCK THAT PROFITS ARE NO LONGER
THOUGHT OF.
THIS WEEK WE REGAIN POSSESSION OF DUB
FIRST FLOOR. THE DUST AND DIRT WILL ALL
BE REMOVED. AND THE ESTABLISHING OF THE
STORE WILL GO AHEAD SO SMOOTHLY THAT
you WILL NOT NOTICE 1T BY ANY ANNOY.
ANCE WHATSOEVER.
ALL THE NEW GOODS FOR THE TAILORING
DEPARTMENT ARRIVED IN NEW YORK FROM
LONDON AND PARIS YESTERDAY. AND OUR
CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER IN NEW YORK WILL
SEND THEM ALONG IN FEW DAYS. AS SOON
AS WE HAVE THEM IN ORDER WE WILL LET
YOU KNOW.
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SWTTHIN G: SHORTLIDGE,S MEDIA (PENNA.)
- ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM
FOR YOIING MEN AND ROYS

y ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS:
mending to parents the Academy Of Mr.. swithn c.
Sholtlidge. have had opportniE for several
conducted, well the Department of the pupils who
attend it, and satisfied that nothing is neglected
which can further both the intellectual and moral devel
Students Tilted ct Media Academy at Harvard.
yale pTinceton Lafayette University Of Pennsyvanis
obs and any polytechnic school,
ESQ per quarter flor young men and boys; schooling.
eia attention to duh boys Special care and provision
for little boys. Individual and class instruction for
the advantages of private tutoring and school
drill. English. Commercial. Scientific and Classical
Twelve instructors all and all graduates. French
a and snSksn IN sGguags classes
OF Potter Hammond's Book keeping and Penmanshp.
Weekly lectures, with the finest and fullest apparatus
for experiment. and illustration. Fine building with
gas; not and cold baths gymnasium; excellent table,
ample grounds.
from the Hon Fernando Wood. Gov. John 1. Routt
President Hin ne Rev. Dr. Peabody, the Rev j.
Rev 3: ". 6: Bylesby; Rev. 4; T. Robbins Rev; ".
y. Nh n B. Clarke Clarke Mr. VIM D E. stois Geo. A.
Thos b. Adams and others. School twelve miles by
rail from 3ls and Chestnut streets Philadelphia twenty
five daily trains coach meets them regularly School
only few minutes from Media station.
Media has seven churches and temperance charter
drnfs Il has f psras
Students admitted at any time. No 'incidental' e1-
penses.
For full particulars address SWITHIN c. SHORT
LIDGE A. M, Harvard University GRADUATED, Media,
Principal at .Ebbitt House, Friday, August &c and
September 2, from 3 am to 10 pm. a26-2w
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EDUCATIONAL.
~ONIAGA CpLLEGE.

CONxAGA COLLEGE.
ssh will ss npsa1a dc T Monday Of sem
her There two departments of study. the classical
Terms so per sSssion q 1--WE months.
s,orss and at W Francis b a,huns '
Rev. Robert Fulton in assuming charge of this in.
sensy snd Other oos Of he society Of
IHPIsOoPAL FKNAIE INSTITUTE wINCHEsTER.
schartsred Institute TIE hiehest grade. with secia
fa %sa for the sns e M1ss TIE Me F
noted for he.thfuness. The next session bins sep
SSaisSn Andrews Forrest inss LassaS and
RoY's ENGLISH AND CLAssICAL HIGH SCHOOL.
ssn;S snna.i session. ps m is1s ISL de
sysssan Cssrss. RSss ssaSSasss as.sd Tor sssirsss
Es w s stand H "a Es
various instisasi0ns SIC. 81 DC county s ~ 81.
als-sm ~ - '- Washington s DC
NJ No s2s street northwest Re-opens Septaber
AUGUST e MISS fRa ssr 'sf sl
w west Boarding ana Day sche. icr YoanE ladies.
10th. Miss IfPscoMB. Prineipal ''' ;ys :'
EREBEL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGARTEN.
One square from T 1irn Circle f"r from Circle
Ireoiens THURSDAY, September lst 1851 New Eng
su 1enSlne hlnasrsartsh. DN era IN
Every advantage for thorough instruction from young
est IN most advanced department For catalogues adj
dress Misses POLLOCK and NOERR, Principals al I'm
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
1,oron,, CHESTER Pa }oFENs SEPT IA
try, the Classics and English. Degrees conferred.
For Circulars apply 10
ty20-3m Cor. THEO. HYATT. President.
pRIyATE sCHooIrrENGIIsH AND CLASSICAL
Il CHARLES +. HILTON, AN, PRINCIPAL.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 5rH
Pupils fitted for College, Scientific School, or Bust
ness.
limited number of Pupils received into the family of
the Principal where they will receive the and dis
ciplne of home.
For further information apply at 405 East Capitol
street. alo-lm'
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BUILDERS SUPPLIES.

IMITATION STAINED GLASS.-This grand
and beautiful invention fills vacancy hong felt the
ornamentatiun Of common windows. glass, &c., and
produces all the unique effects If the real lead sash lines
and colored glass in richly stained glass windows For
descriptive price list call or snd postal. New designs
just received. Directions for applying given 20 every
custesner Agency, 939 l. stree; northwest.
jy30-lm* j. g. CULNERWELL, Agt. for DC
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FOR MEN:
AND-SEWED BOOTS AND CATERS S45O
FINE HAND-STITCHED BUTTON, IS.
BUTTON CONGRESS AND LACE. 81. % to e.
CALF BOOTS. 81. 50,
OUR $50 CATERS THE BEST IN THE
UNITED STATES
GRAIN AND KIP BOOTS, all kinds,
SOLID WORK BOOTS, 81.
GOOD SOLID WORK SHOES, 81.
BOYS SOLID SHOES, Is cents.
SOLID SCHOOL SHOES, 60 cents
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, FURNISHED
W Room, with Board. in private family between [,
flee. a0f-1t
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EARLY FALL SUPPLIES.

FAIRLY FALL SUPPLIES
LUPIN's BLACK AND coLoRED cAsHMEREs.
LADIES' HABIT CLOTHS, IAN colorsn
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS
BLACK SURAH SILKS.
BLACK SATIN MERvEILLEUX.
BLACK SATIN sURAH.
BLACK BROCADE SATINS.
BLACK AND COLORED SATIN DE LYON.
BLACK AND CoLORED vELvETs.
ALL-wOOL PLAIDS FOR CHILDREN.
BLACK AND COLORED CHUDDA CLOTHS.
BARGAINS" IN TABLE LINENS TOWELS. NAP
KINS, &c.
PRICES"
az ONE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY & BROTHER.
AT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Con. 9TH STREET.
II PRICES LOWER Tss4 THIN EVER IN ALL DE-
Antroscosgin Be.ched Cotton, %; Lonsdale Beaehed
gains il Towels. Hosiery. Fiannes and Dress Goods At
a27-7t'. 2c2p l2o5 street northwest
NEW FALL GOODS.
An elegant line of FLANNELs for Ladies' Suits from
SOC. to 81. So in all colors.
cI BeaGtfnl line Of Black CAsHMEREs. vELvETs.
Si-hS. SATINS. all marked Cheap.
Fine TABLE DAMASK, SOC. to 81 so. The best
NAPKIN in the market for 81. so PER dozen.
Fine lot Of Shetland SHAwLS just received, s15o;
An elegant line Of Canton FLANNEL. bleached and
uLDie2ched, from Sc. to 81 &c.
New Goods being received daily
Domestics at agents prices.
]. A. LUTTRELL & CO.,
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n HE IDEA
PREVAILS AMONG SOME PEOPLE THAT LARGE
STORES
CHARGE HIGHER PRICES THAN THOSE OF MOD
ERATE SIZE.
THIS IS WRONG.
LARGE CASH BUYERS CAN SELL CHEAPER
THAN SMALL BUYERS.
This is particularly the case at
L. HEILBRUNS,
No 400 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
(SIGN OF THE OLD WOMAN IN WINDOW
THE LARGEST SHOE HOUSE
IN THE UNITED STATES
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A. s A Ks 4 CO.,,

A. sAKs d CO.,
oNE-PRIcE CLoTHIERs AND TAuoRa
s1e AND Hs SEVENTH STREET. a2A
NNE SANITARY PLUMBING.-Best Material and
i = WEkDsnshig 24yean. practice. Personal super
intenuence VIII write specifications and eupern{end
ne consxueton q hrstclsss sanitary work st TAR
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

DERSONS WISHING BOARD FOR MONTHS or
Il September and October will apply to Mrs. j, A.
MARSHELL, Markham Station. Fauquier county Va.
(WUNTRY BOARD FOR SEPTEMBER. FEW
" boarders can be comfortably accommodated in an
Old farm house, twenty minutes ride from rail-
Toad station. Apply to VIM. L. IRISH, Waterford,
Loudon county, Va. a9O-2Ws
RSr,CLASS COUNTRY BOARD AT BLOOMING
Dale Farm, half q mile from East Falls Church Sta
uofl az reasonable rates. Good shade and water Adj
dress Mrs. J. w. PHILLIPS Falls Church Va i27 I'm.
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GOAL! COAL!!
WOOD! wOOD!!

u You want to buy good, clean COAL and best KIND
Ling LING WOOD go to JOHN MILLER main Office and
ENDING wood mill AZ street and Virginia south
west branch offices 143 street southeast and 9th
street wharf. a27-3m