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for woman to suffer from weakness after takfn
Lydia e. Pinkham'S Vegetable Compound.
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PRETTY GOODS are coming into the market In
great variety. Among the most attractive novel;
ties may be mentioned the new handkerchiefs
just received by Taylor Hu,ty. They are well
worth visit from away up town expressly to look
at these exceedingly attractive gooiS boat fail
70 see their ladies' handA erchiefS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-23

REMEMBER the tickets for Drivers benefit, an
nounced for Friday night are good tonight. Ma
rfne band and great COMPANY
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"!AIdcrney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in 11-lb. Ward" prints 4Oc per To-
Also. cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet mill.
&C. per qt Cream. 15c. pint
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CHEAP GUNS, muZzle and breecli- loaders, new
ana secondhand, at HerZoS'S, 800 9th street,
PennSy lyania avenue
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Ladies' Should Know

The Sunday Chronicle
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, fresh, crisp, fearless-uncer
the new management See 1t!
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s21-1n

TENRUSTEE'S SALE or THE PREMISES. NEAR
Il G0LESNlLLE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
TWELVE MILES FROM WASHINGTON.
On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY THIRD.
1882, at Two O'CLOCK, of two farms, of one hun.
dred and forty acres and of hundred thirty
acres fair dwellings, fruit out houses SUPPLY
need Of farm.
Terms as per decree One third cash. balance in ona
ana two years, with interest For particulars apply to
w. v. Bowie Rockville, Md, or III. Bannon 90 ST.
Paui street, Baltimore Nd. sl9-5t
NOR SALE OR RENT-S5oO CASH FOR FARM
IL OF 80 acres, house, barn and GOO fruit trees 500
grape vines Is minutes tide from the Insane asylum
Price r. 5OO the terms for the remaining suit the
sl9-eo6ts
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For WALL PAPERS window shades, &C., go to r.
w. Henderson & Co., lib street.
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PURE CRAZE CIDER, made from select Vfrgini
grapes, pressed, 81 per gallon, and sold by Chris
tian Xander, No. eli 9TH street northwest
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GEORGE W. DRIVERS benefit postponed to this
tSdtnrday) night. Great program. Ticket bought
Tor Friday night good tonight.
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SILVER WARE repaired and replated. J. E. Brom-
well, 1914 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, south
aide
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LFor Other a auctions See .Sersnfh Pace.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

LOR SALE OR EXCHANGING OF THE BEST
Truck Farms in this vicinity-one Of 80 acres: tb6
other l04 acres. VIII be subdiyided if desired.
dUGUELf BOWEN GAS New York avenue. s23- Inn
HroR RENT-A FARM WITHIN TWO MILES OF
Il Alexandria. Va. Large dwelling and outbuildingg.
SITUATION uneQuaed as Truck barry farm. or Tot
SUMMER boarders. Address GEORGE MASON, Boz
l6l, Alexandria. Va. s23-eo2ws
IrOR RENT-A IEAUTIFUL RURAL RESI-.
Il dence. one mile from this city. ten rooms, food
cellar splendid view of CITY, five good land and
good stable; only 81 per month. Il. A PHILLIPS,
142S New York avenue. s22-2w :
INnR RENT
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HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.

1Oo doz Ladies' Plain White and Printed Bordere all
hnen hem stitched, in beautiful designs at l2L cents
escn. these are extra fine quality for the price, and
70 doz. SILK HANDKERCHIEFs,e elegant quality. at
M ou cents each. New and handsome STYLES.
% doz ~ inch CHINA SILK HEM -S'rITCHED
AANDKERCHIEFS. superior quality, at &C. cents
20 doz. 2-inch CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFs
usual 81 25 quality, only 81. 90 each, -
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The Courts.

EQUITY COURT-Jud0e HdQraer.
Yesterday, Lewis agt Fraser sale finally ratified
woodward agt Northern Liberty Market Com
pany; dismissal OF cross bill with costs ordered
Onut agt. King; resale ordered: deposit OF pur
chase TO be applied in expense. Schneider agt
Garland; demurrer overruied and lien declared
Cohen agt. Cohen; pro confesso. Adjourned t.
Monday.
POLICE CoURT-J,td0e Shell.
To-day Paul Thurn and Benjamin Barns loud
and bofsterous; IS or Is days EACH Jno. Brown
profanity; S. or is days. Also charged with the
Daniel Gibbons vagrancy: bonds or 90 days JAS Jas
e forfeited re it eoiatera
Began: 50 or days. Luke Strider, assault or
John McMahon $40 or 30 days Elias Hedgman
Bender, larceny of sixteen pigeons from Edward
Cavery; 60 days in jail. JOS. M. Baird petit lar
ceny (sec ond offense); continued
JUDGE BUNDY's FAREWELL TO THE POLICE COURT.
Judge Smell has returned from his vacation In
Court next Monday. After the business had all
been disposed of at the court this morning Prose-
cutting Attorney Moore said that he wished to ex-
press his appreciation of the uniform good judy
mentS rendered by his honor in the absence of
Judg? Smell, and his kind and social demeanor to
everybody connected with the court. Judge Bundy
replied that he would embrace this opportunity to
express his obligations to the officers of the court
and also the police officers for the uniform cour-
teSy extended to him, and also for the zeal and
promptnes5 with which they execute their duties.
Judge Bundy said he thought our police force and
Police Court would compare favorably with any
other in the country.
RIVER TRADE.-Harbormaster Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front follows: Schr. Ocean
Queen, Bundck, 800 bushels sweet potatoes for
w. {. Drury; schr. Kate Waters, Landing, ZOO
bushels sweet potatoes, same: sloop Sea Flag,
Hayden, 100 bushels oysters for market: sloops
May, Maggiet American Eagle, Rowing Arrow, r.
wren, John Williams, independents, Arthur, and
schr. Floyd, Moore, all with oysters for market,
altogether .S75 bushels
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Dr.. C. III. WHITE, specialist, has administered
gas for extracting teeth for fourteen years with
out an Scctieht o. Seilure. PdtientS not obliged
10 WALTZ Vernon Raw, -eornar Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and 10Th street
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LADIES' CLOTH SUITINGS.
we are now showing very attractive line Of these
popular goods in al the new shades in plain and M 4
lures including Terra Gotta, Cadet Blue Or Hood
Olive Bronze. Electric Blue Green, at the lowest
AZ special bargain offer q fine Ga ALL WOOL
SACAEIlNd at 80 cents per yard; worth 81. 90.
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

CECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY.
- ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
1HE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COHPANL
CoKNER 10TH STREET AND New York AvR.
Esnt: ssiss ios 3. ~: ERA t.Iss = lind
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, PRECEDENT
CHARLES @. GLOVER, q RigYs Co, vIco Hruxdank,
John CASSEL& IEesGs.rse:
G. z. Nynak A. ssovI
DuUO1001:
enjunin r. suydsE Charles q. Qlov1.
3fbe a 4f.Ss' taSr,sv.p. 49, ~. 8 ~
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FALL FLANSELs, white WOOL Bargains at Coch-
rane'S.
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HoT SPRING crystal Jewelry in diamond settings,
at Prigg'S
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THE entire Marine band and full drum corps
IN the Memories OF the War at Drivers benefit
tonight
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UMBRELLAS, silk, alpaca, gingham. Bargains a,
Cochrane'S.
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THIS EVENING at O'Clock Julius Lansburrh
opens 70 the publt: his fine stock OF carIetings
Interior decorations and plrl0r furniture II is u-
necessary to add that those who attend vii, be,
highly gratified All are invited. Go cardS)
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'TNGLESIDE."

~ most attractive and desirable suburban place neSl
Washington city, being 10th street eHtehdAd on e
anda half miles north OF the Presideuts Mansion Com
sists of sixty of lawn and land heautifulv
laid out spacious and well arranged mansion contain
ing eighteen rooms. conservatory bath room and gas
and water pipes throughout. Apply to
G. NJ. WIGHT,
629 Louisiana avenue:
REGINALD FENDA1.L.
325 AZ street northwest,
ST. I'm Trustees.
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DR.. WHITE, specialist In nitrous oxide gas for
extracting teeth, makes his gas and has it al
ways fresh No other operations performed. Yer
non Row, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 10th
street.
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DUBLIC SALE OF A HANDSOME AND ELE-
Il CANT COUNTRY REsIDENCE, TOGETHER
WITH AN IMPROVED FARM AND TOBACCO
PFhfAEMTA .Il.q OF THEE HUNDRED AND
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MARYIANn -

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MARYLAND.
The UNDERSIGNED win offer for sale at public auction
int on Il REf5 The h8se
which the late Charles H. resided ct the time q
The Ss est s@s Rss e9g known and
Of hs best S ToBRcc cS. @hEa re-
E%t il ADDITION e these crops the nature and quality
every facility is afforded for growing Peaches Pears,
land is admirably adapted It also affords unsarpassed
facilities for raising and canning all kinds Of vege-
The property is within two miles Of fhe Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad, g branch of the Pennsyiv.nia
than two hours ride Of both the Baltimore ana wash
The land wen waered and there are about seventy.
five acres of timber woodland attached TO It.
building o ana r.s Sn sr &
best Baltimore mechanics and Of the best mster1ss T
consists OF center building containing wide halls ana
"a S .nd Se the wh
and shade trees and handsome sroanas
af
The property thus offered for sale lie the Joint property
their Interests may Be severed. opportunity q
make most profitable and desirable purchase
equal instaiIments at one and two years. with nfsf
q
he and in fun esss.eco
for s S ad
removing the tobacco from the house,.
s
desired vii Be given on apphS.on 1 so Rs
,,s.o,, No. S0OqTt,.nd street,
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UNICORN DRESS SHIRTS, 9Sc., popular at Coch.
rane'S.
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NUNCANsoN BROS AUctionecr,-
hUNNANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING ON
m mIS 70 sip B, OF SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN y

WEST SIDE OF SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN "
AND Il STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue az deed of trust recorded in Ifer No -
tos folio S2s OF the land of the District OF
plSnntna' MI sell at public auction WE'D ~
NTSpAhs nhE tDURTh DAY OF OCTOBER, lss2.
a.. ~ Hall -PAst FOUR OCLoCkP T. NJ. in front OF
No. 446, IN the city of washingt m ID C. ~ - fe
Terms of sale; One-fourth cash, and the b.lauce at
SIX tweive ana eighteen months for which Of
the purchaser bearing interest from the day Of sac
Will be taken secured 10y deed Of policy OF
sufance on the property sold. AL taxes and
ments to June 80 1882, payable out of the purchase
money. deposit of 500 vii required 81 the pur-
chaser at time of sale.
s2S-dSds WM. +. MATTINGLY Trusfae
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EOR SALE OR RENT-A LARGE AND CoNvEN.
- lent Dwelling House. situated in the village of Bls-
dsnsbvTs Prince Georges county Md about miles
On the old English style was the residence Of the late
is very large and eleent The OUT
communicating n with the main building BY passage:
Way: and dairy all in good condition and
An abundant supply Of the finest water spring and
pump. convenient 10 the dwelling: also q largo
carriage house. There is adjacent handsomely
laid out garden, well enclosed. and also about 10
acres Of rich land suitable for gardening. etc. This
LOT has upon 4 an orchard Of choice fruit trees al
N bearing This property would be suitable red.
dence Tor gentleman OF wealth. for engaged in
business IL Msshngton which Of ready eitLcs
Lott for sale in Bladsnsburg In the same district Of
Farm a94A acres tifuly sitasted with the best
above unincumbered Possession can be given NJ once
The above property will be sold 1t reasonable pr1co
Terms Of sale made known upon application 20 Jules
D1eudonne and Mr.. Deudonne, 1t Bladensburg or 20
G. G. Magruder, esq.,. their attorney, Upper mari
boro. Prince Georges county, Nd. ., :
Au26-1aw, I'm &. O. MAGhUDEh.
ENOR SALE or EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP.
10 erty Farm three miles from BiAdensburg, conainin4
$50 acres cleared land suitable for garden.
ing farming purposes. Wood enough 70 paw Price
asked. lk1S N street northwest. al1-6m
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SPLENDID steel glasses, 81, at Hempler's.
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FCssELL'S Ice CREAM.
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No COMPETITIONS, no matter how strong has
ever been Gbie to- beat Ceres, the celebrated Min
nesot patent process -four. L. is the best In the
world '' -
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SUIT FOR DAMAGEs-Yesterday Albert Glea-
son entered suit against Dam PEEL for $500 DANA
ges Tor trespass. He claims entering upon the lot
OF the plaintiff, 1911 nth street. without right and
tearing down frame stable which cannot be re-
QUILT, as the place Is within the IRE limits
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A MAN attacked with BrightS disease or any
Kidney disease don't want fine words but a sure
cure, which Is Hunts Remedy every time
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MEMORIES OF THE WAR" interSpersed with fire
works, at Drivers benefit.
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FOR CHOICE STEAMED OYSTERS &C. go to job
sons, 9th and streets. Ladies sa!O0n firsI flo.
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AUCTION SALES.

HNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctonecr.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUo&
TON
On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY ErGHTH<
1882. 81 Ten O'CLOCK at the residence OF a gentie5,
man declining housekeeping. No. ISL 18th stresa
northwest. shall sell the following effects
Walnut Rep Parlor Suite,
French Clocks Window Hangfngs
Walnut Marble-top Tables. Fancy Chaira
Walnut and other Chamber Furniture,
Mattresses. Feather Pillows and BolsterS
Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
Stair CARPETS and Oil Cloths.
Walnut Marbie-top Siieboard, Refrigeratof.
Walnut Extension Dining Table,
Walnut Dining Chairs,
China and Glassware
Large Cook ng Range.
Heating Stoves, Kitchen Requisites. sc.
sos dts THOMAS DOWNING, Aucf..
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TEE MANY FRIENDS OF Mrs. Harry Clarke will be
sorry TO hear of her serious Illness
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IS PER GAILoN-Pure old rye whisky, IS cents
quart bottle: rich, pure AMI elegant MCGEE :
wine store, 404 9Th street northwest
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TI1HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNrs
TCRG.
BY authority of the Supreme court of the District OF
Columbia will sel public auction at No. 4l0 "a
street TT g northeast, on FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER TwES-
Il-N1NIH. 1852. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. a fine coils
lection Of household furniture and kitchen utensils
consisting of Carpets, Sideboard Whatnot. Lounge,
Sewin Machine. Mirrors. aud many other articles too
numerous t. mention.
Terms cash. HENRY NJ BAKER,
s23-d Fxacu,or 81 Susan a. Wflson-.
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On account OF rain the immense bargains in
foreign and American table glass ware advertised
In last evenings STAR will be continued on Mon
oay at H GodSchmtd's, sl2 It'll street northwest
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RECoLLECTIoNs CT army life. 'Le Memories @
The arr at Drivers tonight.
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GossAMERs, ladies', gents and children's; Coch-
Ihne'S, uptown.
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TOILET QUILTS, great bargains, 81. Cochrane's.
DEPOT for Harris insect I'll 2d street northwest.
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SILK PLUSHES.
Having placed our order for these goods early in the
summer, we are prepared to show complete line of
shades at prices far below the quotations of to-day
Ladies wishing to secure choice shades much lower
price than will be possible a few weeks later for
SHIRT, TRIMMINGS or other purposes. will do well
70 inspect our assortment before it is broken.
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Mr. J. r. soUsA VIII lead In person at Driver.
benefit tonight
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BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.

nR. JOHN TRIPp's HOOD PURIFIER is certa1
h cure fo- Sy.,ss Scr1fu.a ora s.ti.l TumoSs Ell.
ney Diseasss ana III BIrod Poison. Cure OF Syphiis
guaranteed IN either sise. Send two stamps naI-
jelS-ecdly pa. JOHN TRIP.
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COLORED CASHMERES.z ~. <.Ii =
we are now prepared to show most complete assort-
ment OF these goods, which will be most extensiy ev
worn the coming season. We have all the new SHADES
IN the various qualities and offer them at the lowest
market prices. ~
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THE READING News
EDITED BY MARY DE ZEAN.
MONDAY, Aug 81.


EDS News: The weather has been
hot (up in the ninctics) for ST veraI days,
and to-day at noon it Is ~ warm as ever.
Bob Davis. of Arvonia, was on his
way to Usage City or hnEse back last
Thursday and was suddenly thrown
from his horse and Injured severely
about the head.
ArvSnia had a fine shower the 9th.
Cattle Jones sold his fat steers TO a
Douglas county party and they were
shipped from DUR depot last Friday.
Saturday the primary caucus was held
in the school house, AMI it was filled to
OVERLOOKING. II. Il. Holmes is the choice
of Reading for coanty commissioner and
the following were elected as delegates
to attend the convention at Emporia,
Sept. Cd: Ii. f. Holmes, G. d. Pauen,
Val. Best, w. H Douglass, Z. II. Spen-
Ger, DIR. r. II. Roup, Geo. Plumb and j.
NJ. Stevenson,
Col. Frighan and DR.. Sutton are
among the prominent candidates rir flu
ture offices-juhging from the present
out look.
Several Democrats and Gree nbackeTs
took part in the Republican caucus
Saturday, and We hope they have come
to stay. Some of them say they have
The man from Jackson township who
came in and voted, probably got lost or
confused as Neosho Rapids have kept
their people voting so often lately.
DIR. Biddle is very busy, but says The
sickness is largely among children.
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THE ONLY roREpArGn
He Comes with the Greatest SHOW on
Earth "A Brilliant Pageant and
Costly Array of TEIen'

He Comes with the Greatest Show on
| Earth "A Brilliant Pageant and
Costly Array of TsIen..
We are pleased to alnouace tie pro
specIive arrival here Of lie Grca, Fore
paugh Show. which is billed to exh;bi;
here Monday, Sept 1871 This slow,
always one OF The best on the o.,i. has
been greatly enlarged and enhanced in
attraction by the addition Of number
of novelties and startling specialties that
are presented by no other management
Mr.. Forepaugh has been before the pub
lie for the past eighteen years continu-
oRsly, and during that time has earned
reputation for enterprise and rclIabil-
ity that is as eDviabie as it is rare. One
of the most praiseworihy features OF Mr..
FOrepaugh's Show has always been the
absolute order and decorGm, and total
absence of anything whatever that could
offend the most sensitive taste In all
cities where they exhibit the clergy
will be found among the most jealous
of their patrons, laughing at the humor-
isms ofthe comedians and heartily ap-
plauding the specialties, particularly
the trained animals in their almost hu-
man performances.
The Geological department is by far
the most extensive and varied that ever
was controlled by any manager. Mr.
FOrepaugh has spared no expense in Sc
curing the most valuable and rare ami
mails to be procured, and. as a result, he
is enabled to carry from city to city 4
host of beasts of the field and jungle,
birds of prey, songsters, and those of
gorgeous plumage, that defies competi-
ton and rival in interest and extent the
famous Geological Gardens OF the Old
World He exhibits number of trained
animals in tricks and evolutious that
seem incredible in print, Introducing
mImicking monkeys, dancing bears,
trained horses, educated mules, perform
ing ponies, trained tigers, acting ele-
plants, learned seal, disciplined zebras,
and "happy family of acrobatic apes,
cats, dogs, badgers, beavers, birds, por-
cupines and other animals.
The speciality artists are all from the
foremost ranks of the profession in this
country and Europe, none bat stars be-
ing engaged.
On The morning OF the exhibition here
there will be u grand spectacular street
parade, from the magnitude and splen-
dor of which some Slight idea may .bc
gained of what is to be seen under the
mammoth canvas.
This is the only tented show which
has ever existed eighteen years under
one name and management While other
managers are failing every year, not
withstan ding their flaming advertise |
ments and preten,ions OF exhibitions
that never were or viii be seen, MIR. |
Forepaugh steadily held his own, III |
year by year The variety and |
nf his attractions, and invariably |
living up 10 the promises extended in |
his advertisements, until to-day secs him |
the largest and most success
full combination of circus and EcIiagerie |
in the world, aud giving, for the same
price of admission charged by minor |
shows an entertainment that surpasses |
ever before known 20 the world |
of sawdust and canvas.
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The Horticultural Meeting at Americas.
The horticultural picnic and exhibit
ton tn be held at Americas ON Thurs
day, September 9TH, promises, if the
weather proves favorable, to be the best
meeting ever held by the society.
We are assured by the Americas
friends that the people of that ente:pris-
ing burg are alive Ia the importance OF
the occasion. and that they will be out
in fun force with feast of the fat things
of the land. Fremont is up and doing,
and large attendance of persons, both
young. and old, is expected from the vi
entity of EmpOria.
We are not informed as To who the
speakers are Ia be, but are promised
some remarks suitable to the occasion
Our two destructive cabbage insects
are TO be reported ON by an expert, their
nature and habits explained and proba-
BILE remedies for their destruction pro-
posed. Altogether, we think this the
last meeting for this year will be quite
an important one, "a the liberal list of
premiums Onghtto bring out a large ex-
-hibit of orchard and garden products
No one in reach can afford to miss the
meeting, which commences at 10 O'Clock
Be sgre and be there in time for the big
dinner which is one of the leading Tea
lures or the occasion.