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, 1881-08-25

Tx, a,trt, Tunnel, ncAr1y IN fcut nnd involves
IN rxsr:nto srrttrr than iba! rctl',Irt' ~ wnrk
tutne !'f tho largest em! snost l'ttit:i':n nInes %
,c iei.ow .jackot Ii sitnnEy q nro.tcct.
anh MI thaAo expenditures Hiv' n.rInty rr.,..
mct!tg nxic,scH ti!crret Il tho hnnr q lind,t,g
.H tIIii,c* prospecting tho Co,ncatock. t,ps" "f
which paws exfh:iI.c3. -. .
Nevnr ,,otnrG III lilo fir-tury IT tic warld huvn
Rte! rtiHrfJttis4 sillls beu OxtMsllctf Tor ptt4-
IMntn9 NJ ,Fn SEQ tD..lny M tho Cnusit'ts. Tho
s1fHn nnm,nt lt,ids,tDy nyt.stc'! ~ ices rxpfll.
sIvtt h1Hl tnhrT Promising hfstflH1s &0hla ITO
iItl tlrtNlt1ctl vnstty j,ptttf ft,HliltS
, 1881-08-25

SpftM f0 HHfntfs0fDA iHhEdfhffh.
SnErnYvlI.Tl:, ILL.,, Ang. :A:'.--.fI.e drought
1,as ruined q lnrgo lIart Of tlle corn III Shelby
Cnunty. These who tw0 weeks ngO !; de-
pended ,lpol, II l,alf crop now kttow they
cannot haze onH-tEirtl Of crnp. Corn llas
bren selling OIL the street here ut 10 cents per
blls!lel fnr feed. Farmers nra selling their
stuck hogs md young cattle Ms fnst ns llossl-
i,le. because they lHav9 ITO feed. Farmers
a.ld businessmen feel blue III prospect VI the
winter.
, 1881-08-25
INDIANA.


Special DlaDatth to tbs Ckieado TFlbaHt.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. ANg. :H.-Undnuntesl
by The failure nf the wheat crop tlfs year,
farmers nre busy tenring ,tp tl,a soll prepa,a-
tory to trying 1t agatn. Hundreds OF acres
hra .,'rcu.ly harrowrd over md reatIy for thu
grain, ans by next week ma,'y farmers will
be busy saving tie seet! far another arol.
Tile enftE Is very dry, ainI snnla granEers nre
lips!tattng about seeding uiiIess rain fills.
Others, WIN 10 by the Hians, .Wiat sn,Y,. rntn
nr lu rain. 1ie ncreiEe Will probably be
about tho snlilG us Inst year.
, 1881-08-25
KENTUCKY.

DEARpsrowN, Ky. Aug. :4.-Tt Is now
tieariy two months siilca tlsero Wns II rainfall
In this vicinity. Tho effect Of sueit Il drought
OIL corn and graas may be Imagined. Farmers
report TINT rain oven yet would help tho late
corn. Water for. domestic PURPOSES y be-
erS nla compelled 10 drive tllclr stock three
or four lMllgs u Water.
, 1881-08-25

NEW ORLEANS, Ang. ai.-FIHU1t-Actv8 mud firta'
e,1,ert!ne, 3A:si, Ky. &iul}hIj} XS$, N.Ul3nis}&t
liIks, Erades, H.t!,ates!TH.
tlltAtS-E0rn g,liut but ffRnl S22slkc. Oats quiet
at hye.
StEAG-Flr,ngs. .,
ltAy-WunG, ptln1. sa.l; choice. tSl01.
1'nnrtstnxs-i'nrk scHree und Hr,nt ev's5. Lard
study; tfnrcc, tl92js t!aIs ku1, sras5. Hulk HeAts
srascu und firm, Hh!u1,lnre ~. i1ac9ii atC.nHs
Kt,Njder*. Rt1f4s.tc, clear rlb tlHc. e1eHr. Ike
l4.$ei 0riIaty. l.14Mi:f4u. =. =,
WtlsKfualat but H'eady; Western tscst''ca' t1''o
tii,nrE,t1Es-cnape giet Int tirh., lin casr.,n..
el,1. q knn rnmnion 4 !s fair t. fH!iy 5nr'
iltct!liSr MHinsres III lalr ,lntfIands gunYiun ~
trlie, 21a@io Ntcu xtgndy. will aoDd duf1And ut
at4tsJkc.
DKXN-Quet nnd wonk, t1.:s.
, 1881-08-25

1.outsvitLE. Aua. "t,-tUTT1S-Qutct; lH&d.
EL1Hn--I'Irm unl unchanged.
GnAiN--Wheat--AtpAdy *t.5i. Torn hrn,; M.
Hhlte, 5Vot NJ. n,Ixcd, asc. Oats auai new. +scl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lnrd. .l1ylalao. Hak ments
;1Hhnult9ss: x' S'shr s!1 $i&j Sisnr sII1es t'
llAnis-AnGaT .eur9i 1it:.
WNIAkY-t1nnf $l.aA.
, 1881-08-25
THE R0CKAWAY BEACH LITIGATION.

ALBANY, y. y, Aug, 2l.-John A. lsicc,
or ClLcaao, appeals IL tho GENERAL term nf
tile Supreme Court from tho order denying
tic motion tn yacHtu Tho order nj .tlsticE
Westlrnnll ret,,nylnE Rlco rs Receiver 0f tho
ltpck,Wny beach IMPROVEMENT Company.
, 1881-08-25

HuppALo, N. y, Aug. zt-Markets Rspsray tn'
ael4yo. Pricos unnetttad No dlsposluoa BY buyers
tu make uisBts for grain.
CANAL E!E!GHTn-HnchanGeds
, 1881-08-25

dysetat Dtspatth to IRs Ehieaoo 1ftbun&
KASsAA ElTY, Ma. AuR. A.-1AAIS-Fha Price
Current reports: Whoat-tfecents, nsll bus .ni!.
n'sRta, II .*t but e4oIlas ind htxh0r No. cash. tli
HaiHember, $tt5 No. y caBtl. 4l.a. Curn-Heeelpts.
EA bu, shipments LII hi aotiy0 and uuostt!elt No.
Z, e1lylt Glcf Blpitub0Es Ea.
, 1881-08-25
COTTON.

ding, 1lAct low m!ddlank. 1o]ac, Eeost ordinary,
pxel net receipts. 1.&0 balcst Kross. aso9t exports
cnaatHtss. 10. ealsE4 4dal stock. T4ml
l!NVt .s!es, Gi Isioa, zeaspts. Wi shipments, H1i
Gslfk, 7gM =
, 1881-08-25
I}IcTIIf3IT

DETROIT. Mloh.. A"x. "x.:i.-FLoun-stehdy ut M<ea
G+a
GliAtk-Whent stoadyi No. ! white, al.a13t August
samei Kepteu,her s1:nt4i oetc4er, 4I.xs1f1 Nofsm-
t.ssh. Aacalpts, whsst, 4i.0U but shipments. a00
tu. -
, 1881-08-25

EpttIai Dtspateh to The Chteaao IFtbAnf.
OcoSoMowuc, Wis, AuE. H.-'rhrnshlnE
l,us confirmed tho reportsnr expected poor
crops. Corn l,as been affected by the pre-
yai(ug (lrOuRllts,
, 1881-08-25

NEW Y1NK, Aug. 3}.-Thase Il d Rood. steAdy move
ment In c0ton xoqds uu nccount of back osdett aud
priced ara ttra,, but thu rurrCnt duand d only Mod-
etaQo ut 1fst Annda Prints Rse IN fair leutnna and
KlIlNhan11 Aru xttSs. UresS Eo0ds ara In EuleFata
FaqUst MsnA weaf Gf w00l9lis arG quiet kna alanuy.
trade,
, 1881-08-25

gSpIANAr0I.ls, Ind, Aux. .4.-GnAlH-Whsatnt ntmt
tt.334l.S4, Corn rtut E9CQc. Qats sts4dyi %l2Ac.
, 1881-08-25
nETRf1LUDNf.

Fte, hi9hest, si}4ot towes', &oI oloae4 at slItoi
shpments, Ss,M 4ElsI chasteEs, NaQU hFlsi runs,
lItt,QU1 bfls -
, 1881-08-25
my annnR.

0SWLG0s
Dswkao, Ap9. A-GlsA1N-Wheat stsady. Corn
non,phlIy unchanged.
, 1881-08-25
LAKE, N-iVIG<{IyON,
G00DRICH'S STEAMERS.


TIM T. 'BsA2k}AEs
Fnt f&netne md slituankrn tw1c1 tsnt1y nt m.
And ~. h'. Hut4.lny H,DrnlHg exceHtutt, -..
For Hfnnd linxntt, YIN Milwaukee, twIcH daily At
H. n. md y. TIL. Sunday noFHlf3 gxcr3Ited.
For Hheltn JRu Alrtt4f1WDc tstitnEtnt,, Md Mantle
tcH t.a!!y nt II. nl: *af1tlhy mnrn!nf cxtnpso!:
For f}ruJn Hay. MHnuHI1nHu and laF IhiriN keWhh~
For EscniaiH, Fnyu.sp Afnnom!nen. Sturgeon tIay.
IND all Like Hnrorlpr tDHns. vjn Escnnabd Saturday
Atgn. m, - A.,
n III, md snkufttHT AtHH NJ,
fIUcke ilut MttbiVnn-nf.
, 1881-08-25

do,rn Cslt;:nos wuro m tho market yes-
ss'u1I n rer,, ,uIu FcAtliy nt 1ttntauohs:

.rt., a darn lsftI0b WtF0 on t&lG mAfkGE yRs~
~ w., Iii retr rUId fcAtIlty nt f1ttntauohs:
@ trsa @pi.ee.,n ;:i ,suak
Srfn foan.n m .,, ,,.,.....,............ Ekuta lin
Jnfn nf'a" VII .si.t Northumberland. lvyka9t
Elts eouI nn anh 17.akGfRkl
tnsn EN3 tl. 1R.1kshIti
ssntanj thlnElls.s s.s..'.t.s'''''''''+'''''''" Tsi
s..s .htnaIes sss4's's..*.*s ., II.
a..tt ,,,,lft4 III tt a1,d ucHlnr Aug. n hare
~ ,0.. .77v1pJ II Lumbar md +itS1a10 shingles,
fsn ~. N, ny II n5 lumber ind III. .U *hnRses
@ -. ',e tInp tart yrHr. The "!llislaHts thls yenr
,',,t. o u<l at lhls lto aro &sl5lt} n lan1bor
as,ns arr liz Yard rates liked ly tho .nn!l!er-
~. Rfsnatse ts try nmber, Etetiii boih4 *lNsIass
T.. t ss,c. es and third cIoar,
IT. !;] I'd kcttn,l cler fnuuh !-lheli.s !
XIII ssar, rturE t3S
a11 N tecnta rlt,lr+ tirunsul tilg.."..." Nv!
Ehll"s i,o.si nliu 1n1
(afas1o .sc,, .1,,I,, iIrUh6el HltA
lbahas iai,,riI.,,,,,,,,, ..,.,,,..,,.,..... shu
nj juartts 1Es -4nci rough. aEM
s.wt Ir,n,,s, III l!.Htll.. tlt
t@A Ls,sn!s til- ittc(l.. ~!
ftnfibf INIT quality i:sM
srta s',s a n1t, M :
nn nnti, Jr:J ft... .............s.......! LILO
hnen,tln tG. ''"'' a.H
,nI.f Ill IL sxS lieInssYa, Is ft............ i!ti
trttts at tItHh, ld Et!al. 11
atb ~.
tfs, etfna :Ltl
lstJ!th "@
, 1881-08-25

,;,S 's sSi,!, II HS a,, as;s;,! :S ' s "',. MI
r,n,.,," , "ts! e, hui stsa"r u"'tr ''s' er'ae'
'r.,fai".: Flru,, G;+"'iss,.
f;s +! u. .s ;t
MISUNDERSTANDING, as 81 :|S |s ''s fsss I'LL
3s; $s' I'd :ss $sa.s III 'ssp; 'sss ;"S;'s: Tsss: TIC &
,H s.is!tst ' arGs , "r l. es;s' s;s, s;; t
s"''aa :& s; ss' ''ss:i 'sS S s
FTsHk ,'s;S ts.lsr 5sE mi =. II H{tet i F 'aa
ssaa !s; s$s' Il st Xps;isa', sis' T''' 5sj'
with SAii.t~cat sitat1: VII s!si'. ,iaN,e.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. A.-FinEJt-Ytch.ty. supor.
cc,.r. auo,l, till, eholco, Et7;t Htnsahs tss;fa,
Uni" extr. family. RutM s7o)i rolG.. FIJI fa1'uy,
t7it, Yuutarn lillhns d., choice. &f2s, St. 1oula,
FUsRTxi. at!rnosDtn patcnt pruccss. good, *78l'
ctncu. sT.ii winter wtlcnt rntcnt. fancJ t3oo l.o
Hour hIghpr. $50.
u,.Ats-wIlrat n,arkut tuil; M. rcd, rlovntor.
st.tu, M. rrIl, August, slrElt'l.ss scp.unlhcr.
o 1toas Ill d. s,oSssE w. III, AZ , 1oi xsd auss, a.
sSs'$si s$:s W If i'; i$ i S :sjss'ss jss &;e III
hixrttay4l:. ...
,,S;i?xf': s;; @sit : fs;s fs:s.c; 1cc{s
kelc. iiiti2'fus iO etonn,, i1jkalae. .....
exr hot xImal IL elinEus. ahs:p, New TURK At!tu
III i.tsts gi9is1i aify extra Zta:e, RuUI 10 chuIcs.
lHFt2,A
EtUa-Wp.tor,. frckl ind llrnn, 1l5as!G
EitEEsE.F!rtnur, scnrru' full crnAnh'le' falT 10
EtMl. lt3tll4tt
! WittRkY-Flrm Mt flM
| i',:TaDt.rlFai-llIInt: fetlngu 73kc
ni;cKtprA-Flofr. !GN brls wtIsht, III Oh but cortA
| u tIII hns 1utk 1.tstE hi.
| SlitI'MlSTs--Whuat, VI uu bni corn. 400 bu
, 1881-08-25

fnr Mnps. Tnn.'tahies. HteeptnR.t:ar .Accnmn,odn-
tunA atyliy 1T ~ clnIk-st.. Nfnnd I'au!u Intel.
tD0t bt jthlLnnI.hf.. MrnitI uupn ucDpt, Palmer
1aUuhu, Anu II CAnnl.st. '''''
, 1881-08-25

81 tlnlJ. !lnly. except Hunttny. ciJny, except
sntntdhy. q l!atly. Rxeep S1nntay.
dubuque trnlns aeAfu ahd ArHYp from Cgntfal Ua-
rdt fout Ut 1.ltbAkt 1850
tfilcnn0. Aftlssnn3see 4: ~. Pnu1 Railway.
UM0t t}tpns: Corner Madltun. Cnnns and Adnms.sts
Ticket llttlEGs, ii CArk.tk tAlulur IlUusa Ilrnnd
l'aGlEc IiUtel. md ut nepot. 3
, 1881-08-25

MApEMOIAELLE TAHU1VEL,
iiay Schuoi III luuns i.aales ind EATeH its1poiia
HaiiLN Ti!orpN1ll E1ial!ah euuT1o Daily lectures.
EJarh nsd Othor Languages blnkln Wlfh1n Xix
n1nbths. Drawing and ulusicai Advantages unsnF'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-05

confrsry To the reputation of the fair sex for
ns' ne teEGe rn.Ss and sympethy than are pos
SO ssSeo by fnen, 1t is stated by those conversant
WITH Tie facts taat Irish tenants find no mtiga-
Nm ef their distress In where estates In
Tie hancs Of lady owners The latter collect their
rent With more severity than do the landlords Of
The ru,ier gender
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-05

1Ef%e who are aequaiEted with the methods
ans - uT'e Of Judge Porter say that though the
nis II OF MS Cross-exaDlination of Guiteau
h.ay not Be very plain Just now, IL will be clear
enoresi u fere the CONCLUSION of tae trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-05
The Liberty of the Ry


Surprise having been expressed in England that
whose editor is actually Imprisoned In Kilmain-
ham jail, has not been interferad with by the
British government, the statement Is made on
high authority that It has not the constitutional
power u Interrupt IT, The Crown may lawfully
1nprison or otherwise punish, for treason OTHER
oifehs =, the editors and publishers of Offend
1nS Journal, but 1t has not the right to summarfy
suppress the journal itself This extreme measure
Is common In despotic countries and it will be
remembered that it was resorted to In q number
OF Instances IN the United States, during the
rebellion; bat IL cannot be carried cut in Great
Brit9tn under her existing laws.
That government can. however, accomplish the
s1Ine end, indirectly, II IL Were thsught worth the
trouble tn do One course would be for officers
Offhf Crown to seize the Office OF the Objectionable
paner and all its Materials in connection with the
suppression of a SeditiOu5 conspiracy which it is
actually about 10 prosecute. In such q case, every
article or thing belonging TO an alleged conspira
tor might be taken and held. almost Indefinitely,
10 be used as evidence against him on trial.
Another method OF reaching the same result would
o. TO arrest on suspicion, under the Coercion Act
passed last spring, every person connected or be-
heyed to be connected with the offending publica-
ton. from week To week. until in this WY its pro
dtFtion would be rendered physic3l inpeSabiiity.
Both these plans would, however be found to be
TEDIOUS and Objectionable II not actually iTpFacti-
cable OF execution on those accounts and it is not
believed that the Crown would ever resort to them
except In an extreme and most perilOtls case.
Neither would 1t seem to be necessary or prudent
t. do so under any government where truth Is
LETT free TO combat error"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-05
..The Hest il. Always the Cheapest,

Those who have holiday or other goods to sell,
and those who wish to make any fact or want
known To the public should bear the above fact in
mind, and remember that THE EVENING STAR goes
into more homes, houses factories, stores, shops,
Offices, and places OF business, and Is read every
day by more people, than all the other daily papers
In Washington added together
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-05
HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
FoR HOLIDAY PREsENTa
cAcHEMRE ROYAL BLACK SILKS.
SATIN RHADAMEs.
SATIN MERvEuLIEUx.
BRoCADE sURAHs AND sAT1Ns.
CHENEVS sURAH SILKS, $780,
24-INCH sURAH SILKS, Sl25
PLAID WOODEN sHAwLs.
EMBROIDERED FLANNEL SKIRTS.
TABLE LINENS. NAPKINS AND DoYLIEs.
ALL WOOL DOUBLE BLANKETS S..
KID. CLOTH AND DOG SKIN GLOVES.
PONGEE AND SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
PLAIN AND FANCY LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs
TYLER & CHEWING,
do 918 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
PLUSH TIDES in beautiful designs. richly embroi-
dered.
FUR MUFFs and COLLARS, for Ladies and Children.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs in endless variety.
CANTON CREPE HANDKERCHIEFs, PoNJEE
Handkerchief, Silk Hose.
LUNCH CLOTHS with NAPKINS to match.
Fine TABLE LINEN. Elegant NAPKINS. &c.
DRESS GOODS.
We have just reduced lot of
ALL-WOOL PLAIDS to 5Oc.. former price 81.
CHUDDA CLOTHS, CAMELS HAIR
HEATHER CLOTH, BILLIARD CLOTH, &c.
PLUSH in all colors. sealskin PLUSH.
RHADAMES. MERvEILLEUx and sURAHs.
VELVET FLOUNCEs in all colors
The most elegant stock of FINE GOODS ever seen in
Washington.
w ONE PRICE.
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS,
d5 919 Pennsylvania avenue.
DALLAS ROYAL,
1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
4O1-4o3 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST.
FOR THIS WEEK,
SPECIAL SALE HANDKERCHIEFs.
COLORED BORDERS,
MOURNING.
PLAIN WHITE,
ALL LINEN. Csc.
SPECIAL LOT
INITIATED HANDKRRCHIEPs,
Is CENTs-sl4s PER BOX
SPECIAL SALE.
IMMENSE STOCK. 49,
VERY DESIRABLE.
REDUCED FOR $50.
FANCY LAWN,
AND CHOICE PLAIN
AND EMBROIDERED
COLORED AND WHITE GOODS.
A CENTS TO $3.50.
SPECIAL SALE
HANDKERCHIFFS-G GOODS
WHITE AND COLORED BORDERS,
PLAIN AND FANCY,
MADRAS SILK AND
LINEN HEMST1TCHED.
SILK MUFFLERs.
VERY ELEGANT,
FROM CSC. TO $4.9S
SPECIAL LOT
CHOICE CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIES SUITABLE
FOR EMBROIDERY, $50. AND 81.
SPECIAL SALE
FANCY AND PLAIN. COLORED AND WHITE,
SC. TO 500.
UNTIL FURTHER.
NOTICE WE SHALL HAVE
GRAND SPECIAL SALES
ON
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
WHEN GREAT BARGAINS WILL BE OFFERED
PALAIS ROYAL d3
SUITABLE,
REASONABLE
NOVELTIES FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Embroidered Tides.
Embroidered Handkerchiefs.
Silk Handerchiefs
Plush Tides.
Perinot's Kid Gloves.
Elegant Satin Merveleux Dolmans.
Fur Lined Black Rhadames Circulars.
Silk Vevets, Silk Pushes.
Came!s Hair Shawis.
Black and Colored Rhadames.
Rich Black and Colored Silks
Brocaded Satns.
MORE Franchise
MORE Antique.
MORE Pekin.
Ladies Jackets listers and Wraps.
Linen Damask Table Cloths with Doyleys to match.
Huckaback and Damask Towels. Raw Silk Table and |
Pono Covers.
~ All the Latest Styles in all wool Dress Fabrics
eE An early inspection is solicited.
r. One Price Only.
SEATON PERRY,
(Of Late Firm Perry Il Bro
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH STREET
Established 184O d3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-05

WINTER OPENING.
EATON HARRISON,
1887 STREET NORTHWEST
Opposite Ebbitt House,
Win exhibit on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY De-
eembr 9Th a1d 9Th. choice selection Of French Re
csp<,sO and Opera Bofnets
N.B.-No cards. d3-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-05

The plea OF emotional Insanity In behalf OF the
Won II who SHOT attache OF one OF the New
lerE thesterS some time ago, because she had been
To- intimate with him during her husbands alb
= "a 4 sra, did not avail on the occasion OF her
tr al In that city last week. She was convicted OF
n.lriiCr IN the third degree, and sentenced to the
pcHte.tiary aceor indy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-05
I1sn.ORING DEPARTMENT.

FfFaH.ORING DEPARTMENT.
Ny importation Es.siish COATINGS, SUIT
1N6S. TEOUSEIlISGS and yESTINGS.
Above Stock very complete. Call is solicited.
W S. TEEI.
d. 935 Ieunsylysuia avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-05

HOLIDAY GOODS AND TOYS.-A LARGE
and complete assorment consisting Of Fine Pape-
tries. Jqyenils md Toy Books. Writing Desks Work
book. Pockee Knives Dominoes. Checksrs and other
Drums and Toys In great variety. z. 4. LUNDY. 128
Bridge street, Georgetown. d3-5W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-05

Philadelphia is promised lot of English two
whcei cabs, In couple OF weeks, tn carry pas
senrers any di stance under a mile for twenty-five
cents and greater courses at proportOnate rate.
New York has been promised them for years, and
hasn't got them yet. Why doesn't some one try
Them in Washington without any preliminary
prolniss. There Is no place In the country so
veil adapted To them. where there Is more need
for them, or where they would more speedily
become popular and profitable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-05

At AUERBiCH'S SEWING MACHINE OF
"A FICE, corner 7th and II streets.
GRAND HOLIDAY PRESENT FOR $25.
NEW LATEST IMPROVED SINGER STYLE, en-
trey self threading with Automatic Tension Lberator
nickel plated wheel stop motion. black walnut fancy
veneered extension table, two side drawers, and
all attachments complete; beautifully mounted on
fm mo stand: Price reduced to $25 warranty
New Domestic. white, +" Queen, Household"
Home and other kinds ct similar reduction in prices
Renting and Repairing.
G. AUERBACH,
Corner It'll and streets.
Next door to Auerbach's Mems Furnishing and Hat
Store. Examine 60c. Re-enforced Shirts finished.
Sole Agency for the Sax0ny Wool German Hand Knit
Jackets. de-
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WANTED-HOUSFS.

WANTED MEDfUM-SIXRD WELIrFUR-
W nshed House good location for seven OF eight
months Address. giving location and price. Box 49,
Star Office DIST
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HANDMADE, sATIN-LINED

OvERCOATS
In all the fashionable shades. sizes from 81 %
30 Breast Measure. Prices from SIS to Sl6
These Coats are made by our custom hands
during the dull season. They are made az well
as we could make them to order, while the
price is fully twenty five Per cent less. We
invite the attention of gentlemen desiring FIRST
class oyerwcar to these garments.
A SAKS & CO.,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLoTHIERs AND
TAILORS.
3l6 and 31s 7th street. d5
GRANULATED SUGAR. 1oc.
BE ST A SUGAR. loo.
CUT LOAF (Oid Styie) SUGAR, lie.
POWDERED SUGAR, lie.
LIGHT BROWN SUGAR. 8, &c.
FINEST MINNESOTA FLOUR. so. ~ lbs.
winners,
FINE GROCERIES,,
d5 1913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
DESTROYS Of procuring the
VERY BEST GARMENTS TO ORDER,
invited avail themselves of the services of the
BEST CUTTING TALENT IN THIS CITY.
ONLY THE BEST GOODS!
WE NAME MODERATE PRICES
A. SAKS & CO.,
ARTISTIC TAIIoRs,
d5 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET.
4: rzse siS$ SeSSs :; IS
COACHMEN'S GARMENTS.
GREAT COATS FOR COACHMEN.
LIVERY SUITS FOR CoACHMEN.
SUITS FOR FOoTMEN.
SUITS FOB GRoOMs.
SUITS FOR PAGES.
VESTINGs FOR INDOOR SERVANTS.
To Order or Ready Made.
Refer to two hundred orders filed in this CITY,
A. SAKS l. CO..
MANUFACTURERS OF LIVERY, TO-,
SIG AND 3ls SEVENTH STREET. d5
DOUGLASS.
NINTH AND STREETS. ST.. CLOUD BUILDING.
Ladies'. it viii paw you to examine SPECIAL Lot of
Hand Knit Worsted Goods comprising
INFANTS AND MISSES CAPS sACQUEs. MITTs
AND LEGGINGS,
LADIES' LEGGINGS. MITTBNs AND JACKETS.
At per cent less than usual prices.
Thsis Special Lot at Special Prices and will remain
in store but . few days.
We hsve also fun lines Of the best makes Of
MERINO. FLANNEL AND WOOL UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
At all the very Lowest Prices.
ONE LOT OF ONE HUNDRED DOZEN
Fun Regular Full Fashioned, Double Feet
ENGLISH SUPER STOUT HALF-HOsE,
AIS cts. pair. or e. so per dog.
DOUGLASS,
d3 9TH STREET. NEARF.
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CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS AND ULSTERS,
~ 81. So 81, a md $ up.
Boys' 0vercoss and listers. g. q. s. s. and up.
Youths :. % s.. s. 81, s. to SO up
Hs1s " 80 s.. 80. 50. a, s., S. $7up.
hildrens suits with short pants s. so. &c. 81 IS up.
Boys School Suits. So. 81. so, a. S. upwards.
Boys Short and Long Pants, from Use. upwards.
Mems and Boys Undershlrts and Drawers CSC. I'D.
Tho best 81 School Shoes in the city.
Boys aud Mems Hats and Caps. 40c and Soc up.
At SELBY'S,
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w ANTED-ROOMS.

WANTKD-TwO ROOMS; PARIOR MUST BE
w Furnished. other net furnished, between 18th and
18th and ad streets northwest; in advance;
no questions asked Address Box li2 Star Office d5-2s
W permanent wei bred family. two communicating
unfurniFhed Rooms Address FRANK, Star ofaca- 3-2s
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FUh-LINED CIRCULARS,
PLUSH WRAPS.
SILK DOLsIANS.
PLUSH JACKETS
CLOTH COATS
CLOTH ELSTERS, and
SONTAGS
Our Up stairs Department is fun Of the above goods
together with large stock OF BLANKETS, SHAWI,S.
COAFORTHRS: ANTIQUE, CLUNY and NOTHING
HAN CURTAINS. which we offer at very low prices.
"a ONE PRICE.
w. NJ SINISTER 4 SONS.
d3 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST,
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EOR CHRISTMAS OF 81,

We are now fully prepared for the HOL DAY TRADE
with the LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK
OF GOODS have had the pleasure Of Offering to
the public. and at PRICES AS LOW AS THE Low
Finely Illustrated Books: Standard Books in se; the
Poets in all styles Family and Pocket Bibles: Prayers
and Hymnas Juveniles An immense stock and variety
Papeteres and Albums; Fancy Goods in plush, Russia
and New Year Cards; Games. and Toy Books.
Call early and avoid the rush.
WM. BALLANTYNE SON.
d1 428 Seventh street.
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LIVERY ONE HIS OWN ARTIST.
WONDERFUL INVENTION.
New Art embracing all kinds Of drawing acquired in
one to three lessons. Outfits required furnished free
Ssnsf.cnsn or charge first lesson. Can and ex-
nnine drawings after one lesson. MCLEOD'S Studio.
Room = Vernon Row. corner. Pennsylvania avenue
and 10thstreet northwest. Take elevator. d3-lm
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AIRS. c. V. SMITH. NO. 61s NINTH STREET
WI northwest. has on hand full stock of WINTER
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. OLD LADIES'
CAPS specially, d,
The Osceola times., 1881-09-03
The Drought in Kentucky

BARDsTowN, KY, August 24--It
is now nearly two months since rain
fell in this vicinity, and the effect of
such drouth on corn and grass may
be imagined. The farmers report
that rain even yet would help the
late corn; that water for domestic
purposes is becoming very scarce,
and farmers are compelled to drive
their stock three or four miles to wa
ter. The distillers throughout this
county are hesitating and undecided
whether to go into active operation
or not the coming season. The ad-
vance in corn, dull market for whis-
ky, and large quantities in bond, are
the reasons advanced for the tempo
rary suspension. Some few distilIers
who have made contracts for corn
will run on reduced capacity. Should
the present advance in corn be main
tanned it is safe to say that the com
ing season will not be over half OF
the past product.
So, viewed from a business point,
the market for whiskey is dSR? Hes
itating and undecided whether to 60
into active operations or not, eh;
The Osceola times., 1881-09-03
From Grave IN G:ay

About expresses the change in the
public mind in reference to the con-
dition of President Garfield. The
press of the country, which week
ago, had despaircd, and were prepar-
ing to assume the habiliaments of
mourning at the approaching tcrmi-
nation of the life of the President,
have, on the assurances of the attend,
ing physicians, assumed a more
cheerful tone; and hope, as strong as
positive certainty, is freely indulged
in, as to his ultimate recovery.