davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18

Spring planting has begun among the
farmers Of the Hot Springs country.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18

Try " heeler Il Cushing's ninety cent
gunpowder tea-the best in the country.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18

Geo. Cushing returned from = sbor
visit tosD eadv rood. Wednesday. 4
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18

Granulated sugar 50 pounds for a dol.
lar at Wheeler & Cusliing's
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18

Dry aoods mud eI0lhine bedrock
prices 1t Wheeler 4 cashing's,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18
~CosrrcSatiosaf Church.

Rev. ID. r. Atkins. Pastor-Preaching every
Sabbath g. Good Templars Hall at l045 a. IN. "A
cordial welcome Is extended TO all.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18

Mr.. Trogrr, of Lead the heal
ing properties of the Hot Springs.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18

IS New grass IL eight to ten inches high
in the vicinity Of Hot Springs.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18

Major Wooley came down on last
nights coach TO interview Rug. and his
mica mines.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18

Just received oranges, lemons and
bananas at Wheeler 4 C~ushing's.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18

Two pound cans string and lima beans
for 20 cents at Wheeler Il Cushing's.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18

Geo. Boland, Of Buffalo Gap, put in an
vupcurance- Monday.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18

IfJohn Ferris, late Of the Township
Of Markham, in the county Of York,
Province Of Ontario, Dominion Of Cana.
will hear of something to his advantage.
A legacy has been left him. Informa-
nation M to his residence or proof of
his death by any person will relieve
us from much difficulty. He is suppUs-
ed to have died III the Black Hills in
1874.
MACDONALD & PATERSON,
8 and 10 Masonic Hall, Toronto, Canada.
Dated, March 9Th. 1882.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18

Dress goods At cost At Gilberts.'
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18

Sec Wheeler Il Cushing's big ad.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18
i. a. Il. 2

fs fr cpase reurple u q q. :, meets. at the schools
house az = p. m. 81 Tnesday evenings.
q. W, SIASDARr. G. I, LEO. II, FAUST,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18

Mr.. Frost, of Castle creek, was in
town Wsd1srdey. . Ell 2iHH9
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18

For Boots 4 Shoes zipp's, Deadwood
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18

For Boots & Shoes Zipp's, Dcadwood.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-03-18
Societies.

q. 4.
- Mtta2ity LAaae OF 10. G. r. meets at the
schoAl-house r.. ~ y, m. Sa; evenings.
6 BAILEY, ", 9. A. 7, FEAY, VS..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
srea.e.t ans sas xaDatsmeaosol.

Gus Bremen, 90. NpriI, f9reibt man
Der Srtfr. Sts.: DAP nit benz Siege
bes Eobatmonopol5 her &uin Bremens
6efeeelt iei, wneten mir aud obnebin.
DEM bic Gnti@doteuneen, wie fe i'm
acknowledgements III IuSR9t 9es
nommen ftnb, t6nnert ,lum6sli9 elmer
| Staot 1ir ben 0erluft eires 6luptsee
werbes, on befen Stamn ft9 3abaole
RebenSewerbe anranfsn, einen grias
bisten. re6erbieS bdben serobe nniere
f~uubigften 9oIitifer, bic in bic Rotipe
Der MISUNDERSTANDING, ben erinbli9:
fen @inbIif batten, ftets eeIust: ,6ir
uns 9iebt es au9 ni9t eineu Yfennig
@ntI6doi9un9; ulan wirS ms auf bic
6reibafenttequng uerweiien un6 fdsen,
Oas RpaopoI fei elm Snternum beS 3ols
sebiets, bet benz man i9 UNI bic Snter-.
eiien bes 3ouausIouees ni9t flnImerl
t6nue." 4n6ere meiuten ober bod miss
Der, nod6em man urs bic SreibafenfeIs
lung asiou1uien, mdre cine iol1e fibfe
AbwetIuns bod un6entbar. Guf @runb
Der Sreibafenfeuun9, BITE man uus
nimmt, folIen mir ben EabafbanbeI [beu
mad Deutf6Ian6 fort3uieset man uns
ebenfaIs uslbietet] b%eibsba.ten unb bess
baIb teine guti9dbisuns babeul OaS
1T bod 70 3iemIi9 ber @ipfeIpuntt
Der lInIosit. Nber 8ernunFt bin, 8ers
nunft beri Mnn mill ben Berbienff
Der Eabats SntereNenten baben uno
Die MOttue gum MouOpoI @sfessnts
wurf erSibIen bsnn aud gan; 9IidIi9,
baB bic &ssie In 3ufuuft ben @swinn beS
Smporteurs unb Swii9enbdnbIers eins
trei4eu werbe, freiIt9 obue baraus ben
S9IuB gu 3ieben, baB man benienisen,
bsnen N biefen 9eminn me9nebms,
bod cine biuise Gati@dbisunS sebsn
mhfe. @ie selast, bic beftprtenttrten
PoIttiter boben INNER 9efa9t, trcs auer
offenbaren 8erpHi9tung gu FOLDER @ats
i66biaunq wirb man n tstne eeben.
Wenn IS mad benz Biuen beS 8Mnbes:
'ratbs ssbt, fol- bas RonopoI fur Sas
13oIgebiet Dbne ale &f6f9t auf bic
Jreibdfen einsefibrt werben; einem be-
IonDeren @elcse Iu0 porbebaIten werbsn,
mt wsIdeu Mobftationsu haS MouOs
poIaeIep unb bic Gnif1dbiaun9en anf
bic BretbdfeR NIT benz MueenbItde TIRES
.@intIitts in has Sousebiet Anwenouue
fin6eu. sJn ben stfperrtsn @Orten Iiest
Der 9an1e Mis. Ser Mni@IuB gam.
bur9s pirb minoefeus nod finf bis feds
Sabre bauern, Der BremenS bod au1
miubeffens pier bis finf unb tn Der
,SwH9er;eit If bic Eabatinbuifrie Der
5rribdfen %ruinirt, TO bab bas RonopoI
elsbann ni1ts mebr u Gnti@dbt9una
porfnOet- Dte &eete rtrb wte onbeIe
&esisr ibren Bebarf IN srOBen RoHttdts
ten befsp lub beitenfnIls wirn BITE Mnare
NIT bremif6en S6iHen IN BremerbdDen
antommeu; oueiu Der bremil@e Saufs
mann bat tetuen Mbfat mebr mad feiaeu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
SessaiEats me@rtaten.

Gm z. We al It aus Der ruffi.
i9en Staht g6artom bic erife BnrtiG
ihOii&er Nusmanberer, 525 &6pfe sdb:
Ieno, mad PaIdfina aufsebro3en.
Der Brdfibent 6es norw e.
sifden Stortbtnes, s. Susr6rup, duberte
DOR Gurlem, baB cine b~eifdnhige BoIts.
uertreturi9 bic uaeiu ri9tise lsi. Die.
iel6e miBte bas san3e Sabre biuburd
Sttungen balteu nnb rur bann uni
pann 5erien baben. Or fet lber3euet,
baB has no9 In allen Qdnbtrn nit Der
3eit babintOmmeu wIrSe, wenn aud tn
ieoem e~iuseIueH 2auSe mad etsuem Bes
bitrfntB.
Die rEHif6en Bauern i'm
bsS feften @loubens, bnb boIb cine neus
GbeiIuns Der 2dnbereien itattinten werbe /;
tbre 9altnns seseuiibrr ben @runo6es
fseru wirb inner fsin5li9er. Oieic
fnb se3uun9en i6rs Otter su pe,IaGsn
unb fi9 in Die Stdbte su Fd6teu. mo- fe
Si@erbett 81 fnosu boHen. aae Qnftren
gungen BET Resterunsss8 eamten, ben
Sauern 3u beweiien, baB Der meme gsar
teineswsss sewtat Jet, ibrsu S~oroerun9en
au w%iufabren, beIfen ntdts. Inter foLs
den nmfdnoen mug mo In RubIan6
ieben Nusenblid auf 8auern,a uffdnbe
sefaBt iein.
aus MobtIeu 3m @nbe %.
Mouats tn 8rotau aneeton,mene Psrlos
uen eradbIeu, 6aB unter ben bortisen
g6elIeuten sroSs Surht berrG6e; e~inseIue
fnb NIT ibren SdbieIisteiten gefi9tet,
neil bic 8duern 6fFentIi9 fasen, fs mers
ben mad ben Suben bic Gruncbefser;
goIen unb Deuti9en angreifeu. Der
@ouperneur 9urto lou angebIi9 gee
dusert babsu, er perm6se nit ben ibm
CUR 8srfiguns ffeben6en Grnppen bic
Beweguug ni6t AZ meiffern. Or fei fir
gtnfibrnng bas Stnn6redtS. Oie
@runbbeRssr ieien tn Rotb, neil fe
tein @etretbe pertaufsn. Der 6an0eI
unb bic Snbuffris babsn fat ~auF9e56rt.
Die StraBeI wimmeIn BON fi9tenoen
Subsu. ~.
Sn arte9if6en &reifsu beat
man bic AufaBuus, 6lrff Btrmard Bee
einffise bic Nbf9ten Der Sforte nuf
Neeppten, nm ben SuEtau fur BITE bans
belspoLttil1en 9roieete hes beutf15iiers
rei9iiden 8in6nifes btnff6tli6 Der
BaItanbaIbinieI sinifis 81 ftimuaeu.
Die @rie9en fin6 ietne 8e6ner, iolIten
f5 aber bod iasen, boB Is einfa9 I'm
Snterehe i9eiammteuropas Iiest, wenft
aeeppten ni9t our Domaine Der Wefs
mddte wtro. @ebt es aud weitsrbin
nit benz bisberieen Spliem in Aesppien
UNI 70 beEerl @sbt es ni1t, 70 Itset
tn elmer S~ntsrusntion bet 8forte be
bette 9epdbr, baB aus ben dgpptil9en
Birren ni9t einseIne Md@te einieitig
0usen 3iebsn.
Aus ffprenBen, /. Wai, Dirb
sef9risbeu: Die aus &ubIanb Ge6esten
Juoen ne5men ibren @eg begreiFt9er
Weiff in betrd9tlider An5ubI aud hber
uniere 4rouin3en. Dabet tomuit IS btiz
weiIen sa trourieeu SBenen. OF fab man
anl Ietten 6reitag in WfemeI an elmer
StraBeuede bic aruteu AuswanbeTer,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
- s&S5E
SNIdnoii6e NadJrtWts9s.

E-~a " D
= Sd Ranias nimn1t bic S1nfin6t
inmer gr6Bere Simenftonen II @s CAB
bort i'm Sabre 1880 426, 492 S9afe, i'm
lesten SOC, s2s unb in benz Seeenrdrtt
gen 800, 0o0. 50
- Erauriae Nagrt5ten fommer aus
benz Gan Sonquiu>E5 in Californian.
&i9t nur bsrri9t bort cine sdnsIi9e
MiBernte, fonberu bic game Beu6ltetrng
1T uon Mafern unb 0ungenenttinoun9
betmsefu9t, unb e5 stbt bort taum elm
9ntS, in bonn ni9t &rante wdreu.
- Jn omaha, Nebr. pertauFte DOR
awei Sabrens elm Mann, Der IN @efabr
mar, fe,r ttetnss Grunbffhd In 6oIae eli
uer 6ppotbet uon 5000 su uerIferen,
feline Srau fir bieie Summc on etnen
i5rer Berebrer. Da CT mittlerpeiIe fd
aus ieinen @elbuerleeen5eiten beronsses
arbeitet bate. taufte er fe bieIer Gage
fur $3.50 3uriif.
- Sn BbiIaSelpbia empfe6Isn BITE
AerSte ais MitteI Sesen ben Seu9buittn,
bab nj bic barau lei6enbeu 6tnber tn
bic 9asanffaIt brinet, no man Re ii6er
bic @as.R eiutsunsss Bfannen bdIt, bds
nit lie baS ibnen entffr6menbe @emiI9
pom Mmuontat nnb S4wefeIeos eiuatbs
men. Dies foG Die 2aftpsse f9nel reis
ntseu.
Is = Ssbsunb3man3i9 Stdbte In Wafas
9uietts ftiumten bieies Sabr fur @es
wdbruns bes Stimmre4ts an 6rauen
BEL S~tobtuabIen. SIN 8srbGItntfe our
9elammt5abI Der Staot9emeiu6eu bes
Staates Nafa6ufetts 1T bies rSenia,
menn mon bebentt, boB NaIa6uIetis
.Ianse 3eit bic 8tese Der Stdtcnre9tsIei
mar. ];
- AIs am Samifag Abenb Der Sobn
.bes iber "a Sabre aItet, 6druers &obert
8e9ter BEL 4eona. Rauias, mad 10auie
5uridte5rte, fanb q bic 9eiae ieines gas
ters mif S4uBmun6eu un6 feline W1inter
e5enfalls sei9pfrn uub in ferbsnbem Gus
ftdn6e. 2n einem Briefe inste bic Wtut:
Ter, fe babe ben @atten unb i9 erldois
fen, neil Be9ter ben SobH babe enters
ben uuuen.
= Gin 8eaIeitsr 6remont's auf eis
nrm Ieiner ~beribnitsn gntoeders ober
8fabEaher 3ase 6uF9 BITE 5eIlensebstsss
Der 8sutfde 6elirl bat tarsli9Em
3eauenwortb IN Ranias SeIbffuloro bes
ganseu. Gr bettieb botl etae @irt1E4nft
lnuo mar ais srob aber i~esIeusut betunRt,
Den @runb fetnes SeIbiimoros tsnnt
man nt5t. Selir mar bet 9eanfer IN
Weffaten seborei un6 1panberte is5r
jung nod Amerita aus.
- Sn @ilutngton, g. G., Bat f9
Elm 9err StanIep cine Waf9ine patens
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

8erIdneeruns Der @ranntwsta n S5pei9trs
.Tsif NIT amendments aur &unobue
eti.-9ef beridtete ~ @nnften Der Bora
lGse far Guidhmg etnss 8unoesseri9ts
I'M Snbianersebfst - Die 9ausuorLcge
far Grri9tuna etnes 8unbessebdubss IN
Sa6lou, Tenn, nurbs oreeacminsH. :
Der Senat i&ritf bdha aur grwdsuus
Der 5pg. sBia. BOD Musfteuns. Der
Debate barber nnb nah einer egbeis
men Sisuus ettDIste 8eFtaaan8Su
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ruurbe bic Berdtbuns
Der Ration0fbant : 8OrIaae fOrtseiest.
Na4 Mnb6rnns einiser Steiner wuree
bic Debate bis 4s nbr ousselett, bod
erl&teneu sur A6enoFsuue uur ae5n 10:
seorbustt noOUOn bret Reben Sese1 Sis
WaEnabme bieIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

natIrIi4en 6tnterIanbe uub betntnfOIse
I5ien i'd aud tn tuTaer 2sit ale Die
RebenuerbiRbunsen a6, bic er Don BEN
sroBen hieleen Martte aus ua9 ben
gaEbenIduhkxr, @taabtnouien, .@clnnN,
BeIaieu, her G4peis ielbf Ro9 nat
Den fransnTantif1e n 9du6efn ahesI nhpfE
BATH. Rnr3, wenn sinise sSabys na@
Ser Gnfh5spns hes Donspofs fET bas
8oasebist BE Rssi: aud nd Gsemsn
porbffugt, 70 hisb ffe has ~ebelnaIfse
6eim 6sr Eabatiabufffie bod ausgeffOrs
ten fnbsn unb Don Der Rfi@t Sur Gnt'
i1dbisuns oasr Ger brobIos semadten
@rifen5sn befreit fem. Das lit Der
@tnn Der 9ertagun9 Der gntfddbisuue
Bis 5nfa NuseabIid bes 3cnanl9lahes.
IS berli9t barob uus,b6rte @rbitterune
bier. Aber bic Grbitteruns Se6tiut. heut.
f9en 8etde bic Reibe Eernms fest fiht
mir 6aram; rad nus werben webI pjeee'
an6ere tommen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-05

Articles selected will be taken care Of and delivered on
the 24h of this month any time desired Among the
many attractions will mention beautiful Robe de Chambers
and Smoking jackets, made Of fine cashmere and silk
odered of very rich designs Velvet Cloth Slippers in
patterns to match the above Our line of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-05

Ladies who wish to avoid the rush usual during the
LAST WEEK BEFORE CHRISTMAS will do well to take
advantage of the present pleasant weather, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-31
HOm0rimg Tom Paine.

AN Anniversary MEETING AT TALLMADGE HALL-A
PROPOSITION TO ERECT STATUE TO PAINE IN THE
CAPITOL
The meeting to celebrate the anniversary of the
birth OF Tom Paine, at Tallmafge hall last night.
was pretty we'll attended, the seats being nearly
ali fun. The greater portion Of the audience was
composed OF strangers, and there was a liberal
and spinster-l00king women. Altogether it was an
inteliigent-looking audience Among those presant
were DR.. VIM. Boyd, Franklin Burngame, j. c.
Nckel1en. DR.. Mary Walker. NJ. 7. Parker, j. T.
Powell, James Holmes, s. F. Baldwin and j. j.
COombs. Mr. VIM. Fl. Burr was called to the chair
and made brief opening remarks explaining the
objects OF the meeting to be TO do honor to
the memory OF 1.-THE great statesman and
moral hero,' Tom Paine. He then introduced
Hon. Warren Chase, OF the California
teglslatuturP, as the orator of the evening. Mr..
Chase first read some lines OF poetry, which some
body had written, complimentary of Paine. He
then exhibited some mu,ty looking books, which
he said had been written by Thomas Paine, and
proceeded TO extoll his honesty and patriotism,
ana said lie expected the time would come when
Ptlne's statue would be erected side by side with
those OF Jefferson, Franklin, Hancock and others
or our patriot forefatherS. Paine had done as
much as any OF the early statesmen to make this
land OF freedom. He was followed by Col j. G.
smith IN the same strain, and by DR.. VIM. Boyd,
all In their turn receiving applause for their glib
denunciaton or the christian religion its churches
plimentary to the virtues OF Paine, and favorable
TO the raising OF funds to erect statue to his
memory to be placed in statuary hall, in the U. s.
Capitol. a1Optpi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-31
WEI DE MEYERS
WEI DE MEYERS
WEI DE MEYERS
WEI DE MEYERS
CATARRh CURE.
CATARRH CURE.
CATARRH CURE.

The antdotal theory, now admitted to be the only
treatment which will eradicate Catarrhal Poison.
REV. CHAs II. TAYLOR, 140 Noble st.. BROOKLYN n
Y: "One package effected a radical cure"
REV. GRO A. REIs Cobleskill, Schohare Co., n Y. 4:
1T restored me to my ministerial labors'
REV. W. H. SUMNER. Frederick, Md, '.Fine results
in six cases in my family"
REV. GEO. E. PRATT. ST. Stephens Rectory Phila ::
Quite wonderful let distribute your Treatise. >"
CHAs H. STANHoPE, Newport, R. l.: II was too deaf
to hear the church bells ring; hearing restored"
GEORGE W. LAMBRIGHT 70 Biddle st.. Baltimore
Nd: Suffered years perfectly cured"
Mrs NJ E. sHENNEY, 1922 Sarah ST., st. Louis 1.-The
first natural breath in years."
MRS. j. W. PURCELL Golden City. Col: Used only
one package; entirely cured suffered "a years."
DIR. F. n. CLARK, Dentist, Montgomery st.. San
Francisco Suffered Is years; perfectly cured &C.
DIR. WEI DE MEYERS Popular ''TREATISE~ on
Cafarrh mailed free The Cure lis delivered by
Druggists, or by d. L. DEWEY 4 CO, 1872 Fulton ST.
New York. for S1.OO. nit th3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-31
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Inducements Tonight.

FoED's OPERA House. Janauschek as ''Mary
Stuart
"RiCh eliGu."
CAPITAL THEATER.-T0ny Pastors Funny Six
Combination.
Co>6REG ATIoSAL CHURCH.-kennedys songs of
Scotland"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-31

COLORED CASHMERES. IN LIGHT BLUE.
- Cream and other colcrs, wide double width, all
wool, so.
SILK AND WOOL PLAID DRESS GOODS, reduced
from so to %.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS large size, 81. so.
COLORED SILKS, so.
COLORED SILK PLUSH reduced from s.. as to 50. so
PIANO COVERS, SILK EMBROIDERED. s.. T5.
Large size WHITE BRIDAL QUILTS, s1.25.
COLORED and BLACK CASHMERES, double width
pure wool, 37H.
All Of our heavy double width CLoAKING CLOTHS
reduced to 81. so and 81.
BLACK SILK VELVET, 81.
Beautiful PLAID DRESS GOODS widest double
width reduced from 80 to $50
PURE WOOL BLANKETS reduced from 81 toss
All OF Our 81. IS BLACK SILKS reduced to 81.
All of our 81. so BLACK SILKS reduced to 81. IS
COLORED CASRMERES reduced from IS to l2k
COLORED aud BLACK SATINS 10.
CARRIERS.
JOB I'll MARKET SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-31
Affairs in West Washington.

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN.-Mr. Henry B.
Walker, one OF the Oldest citizens OF this place
died in Washington at the hospital yesterday
morning ag ed S3 years Mr.. Walker was born in
Georgetown. and had resided here all his life until
recently. He was a carpenter by trade, and en-
gagged In that business here for many years. His
funeral VIII take place tomorrow from Oak Hill
Cemetery Chapel at O'Clock pm.
The CANAL--Work on the extension OF the
locks on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal COM
menced at Wililainsport on Friday
HIGH TIDE On THE BAR.-FebTuary 1st 637 a.
H.. 6.5S ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-31

Many wonder how ParKers Ginger Tonic car
perform such varied cures, thinking it simply
essence OF ginger, when in fact it is made from
many valuable medicines which act beneically On
every diseased organ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-31
DRY GOODS.
ARD & I.oTHRoP.

WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
w THf piss Mk MsRk kf noMH STOCK TAXING
W Sn' MAIN i EoShsr PRICES, W
q to reduce our STICK 70 loves, possible noiut n
q listers. ''>' ~ n
D0LMANS. "
n CIRCULARS n
~ AND IL
w LIGHT JACKETS. w
w IN OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT. w
4 RI AND SHORT LENGTHS OF ,
\ ViivETs
wooI.ES DRESS GOODS.
~ Splendid LINE If ~
CoLoRED SILk EELvETS.
Reduced to 81 90 Ter Yard
MERfS6 5' aSp IN w a1SsI En- hosiery tssST
Il psancs 49, tsss, s.; s.tc and s sSe p.,, &
MERIS Q INT TNDE ii'1 EAR
Esrecial!y where we have broken lines Of sizes.
7 Prices are made very low, viii repay exsl..ina T
Bargains in Gentien,en's
n MERINO UNDERWEAR. n
" Our whole line reduced Our soc, quality to "
n 69c., and the value ever offered at 81 IS a,
each full resr' made. and suaranteed 20 rer Il
cent Wool. They are medium weight, just night
for present wear. III
NEW ppobS NEW btbDS.
X NEW GuOpSmi X
We daily "Ieninr New Spring Goods.
fash as GISGHAMT IEINT cA An q
STYLES.
ID INDIA LINrNS PERSIAN LAWNS MAIN N
S9Ok CHECKS aud STRIPES. special |
''Jcb Lot Of White Goods in Checks piaifts
snd stripes, al Zoe. i2hc., and l7c. Yer yard.
We are also Offering splendid Bargains in
Is brio, Nainsooi ani swiss, and have just added b
~ az tiesSS IA niit Q, VIZ flogncnvf at 2,c.
y gains i'' "''H are "''"' D"i- q
= GERMAN TABLE DaMAsKs. =
~ NAPKINS. -
D0iILEs.
- at the same prices advertis d January lst
~ 81 per yart, REGULAR 81. 20 quality. hey are ~
superb. We shall Ylso add another 100 dozen
~ OF our now celebrated NJ
~ CREAM DAMASK TOWEL. ~
2414S inch at $50 per thousand, or &c for
We beg tn again cali attention to our Msgni- III
- ncent Assortment of CoJsets and Ladies' Mus
II hin Underwear, located with Cloak DEPART n
~ ment Second Floor, afforCiing oppor- "
tunlty for careful examination
| Also line of HOOP SKIRTS and BUSTLES, II
u cheap. I
Ten Button length Opera Musquetaire
- GLOVES, only 81 80 per Pair. They are very g
~ handsome, Whites and OPERAS -
ladies' all Linen Hcrnsched HANDKER-
II CHIEFS. 3for 25c. Enough say they L.
IL good as those We sold il November at same Il
price.
92l-PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE
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Ladies who appreciate elegance and purity ar
using ParkerS Hair BaiS II is the best articl
sold for restoring gray hair to its original color
beauty and luSter
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VALENTINES.
EROM JANUARY 2SrH TO FEBRUARY 18Th
INCLUSIVE, ONLY

IRON JANUARY 2srH TO FEBRU AIRY 18th,
L INCLUSIVE, ONLY!
TO MAKE ROOM FOR EARLY SPRING GOODS
We make these astonishing reductions:
Ladies' Best French Kid Button,
s.. SO Ladies' Cloth top Button,
Reduced to s.. co.
- Ladies' Glove Kid Button, Laced and Congress,
$3.50 Ladies' Pebble Button Boots,
81 and s1.5O White Kid Slippers.
Reduced to 81. % and 81
CENTS AND BOYS COARSE BOOTS AT COST
IS Gents Hand -sewed Boots,
Reduced to S.
81. New Style Pointed Toe CATERS, ~''N S'
Reduced to 81.
sl.25 Childrens Fine Spring Heel Button.
Reduced to IS cents
Rubbers for Ladies' Misses Boys and Children 35c
Shop Worn Goods at Half Price.
WILLIAM HAHN'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES
SIG 9TH street and 1922 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
J28-1w SIGN-'RED SLIPPER.
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Sl.(HNl Reward

For any of bind, bleeding, itching liberated
or protrudng Piles that DeBiHg'5 Pile Remedy
fails to cure. Prepared by j. p. Miller NJ. d.. 915
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists CISCO
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Three DOLLARS A DOZEN for Cabinet PHI OTTO
graph, at the new Photo Co. 80 IeanSy wanna
avenue near 9th street. The advantages Of this
Company over the cheap galleries are tlISn: We
make no extra charge fOf reSittngS. ana max no
more sttEg7 than he made first cl ISS in every
particular. j. d. Merritt, formerly operator at
The DAVIS gallery. now operator and manager ut
the View Photo Company, Pennsylvania avenue.
near sth street. Elegant rooms. one easy fight of
stairs SittiuG> made in cloudy weather with the
Instantaneous process equally as good as in clear.
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Elegance and Purity.

A delicious OdOr is impaired by F.nreston
Cologne, which IS always refreshing, no matter
how freely used.
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CITY ITEMS.
With the New JIo0u
Send for 6;lenn,s sui


look out for cold weather AMI keep Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup in the house
Send for s;lenn's sulphur Soap
II troubled with aHteruptio1 or an abra ASTON of the
skin.
Hill's Hair and ,Whisker Dye, black or bro wn,
30 cents. -
Won Need no hysieiau
for cough, however distressing, Hale,s Honey OF
Horehound and Tar willSet your laboring lungs {
rest In forty-eight iaDurs.
Fixes Ioothached Drops cure In one minute.
Oscar. While in Washington,
can be seen on Pennsylvania avenue carrying
Reads Grand Duchess Cologne banner and giving
out lovely cards. With Reads Duchess Cologne on
them.
T. S.-This is the 1nest cologne in the world, and
Diled with altar Of roses. 4
Good Excuse for Sickness
OF yourself and family Is that you don't use Hop
BitteTS.
Lydia +. Pinkhspn's Vegetable Compound.
the great medicine for he cure OF all female COM
plants. is the greatest Strengthener OF the back
stomach, nerves, kidneys, Urinary and genital
organs OF men and women ever known. Send for
circulars TO Lydia K. Piukham. Lynn. Mass
suffer On,
groan on. sicken on, die on if you will not use Hop
BtterS and be cured
For Bronchial.
ASthmatc and pulmonary complaints. and coughs
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TiE NUPTTAIS Of Miss Carrie HeXter and Mr.. 8.
Guc--enhciHerw were aUieInniZcd sunday evening at
ST JO5fph'~ Han. Rev. L. Stein officiating. The
guests included large number OF the leading He
breI CitiLc:is of the District.