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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14

SOMETIME ago Governor Blackburn
was the recipient of some sympathy
from the silly sentimental, because as
he announced he would pay the ex.
penses of his Yorktown jambOree out
Of his own pocket, as the Legislature
had refused to appropriate funds to
meet them. 1t now turns out that he
has had the expenses paid out of the
military fund, and in consequence
there will be no spree for the State
Guards this season. The Governor is
a sly old coon, to be sure.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14

THE war in Egypt will no doubt
cut off the gum arabic supply, and the
New York Herald therefore recon-
mends to that thrifty order of news.
paper men who WELD weapons not
merely mightier than the sword, but
mightier sometimes than the pen--the
scissors and gumpot, to w.t." that
they lay in a big lot without delay.
The Commonwealth editor of the
COurier-JoTn0l will please observe
and govern himself accordingly.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14

The President, seeing that he had
been duped by the double-dealing OF
John ID. White, has withdrawn the
name Of DIR. Bennett, for Collector of
Internal Revenue. II Is said that our
Billy Bradley first put the flea in the
Presidents ear, and John ID. is now
kept busy explaining how it all came
about. II is also said that Swope will
more than probable retain the position,
which he has filled SO worthily.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14

The Governors organ says that
"Ben Mickey, who was lately pardon
ed by Gov. Blackburn, was evidently
dying of consumption when turned out
ofprison." Yes, and he should have
let him died there. Any man who
had killed four of his fellow beings,
and who had threatened to kill the
judge, who sentenced him, if he ever
got a chance, is just the proper sub
ject to end his days in loathsome
dungeon.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14

The Cincinnati Commercial is add.
ing TO its popularity in Kentucky by
publishing full reports oil Rev. George
q. Barnes sermons at Dayton.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14
SAM M. BURDETT,
ATToR N EY AT W,
Mt. Vernon, KY.

Will practice his profession In ROokeastle and
adjoining counties and In the Court Of Appeals,
Special attention given 10 collections.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14

ONLY two newspapers in Kentucky
oppose the school law TO be voted on
in August The others recognizing
that but simple justice to the negro
demands that they be given an equal
share OF the school fund, advocate the
bill and urge all fair minded men to
vote for il.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14

The Covington Commonwealth calls
attention to the culpable omission, in
the House Journal of the Legislature,
of the Governors report of the mum.
Der of pardons he had granted and
fines he had RENTED during his term
of Office. 1t was never intended that
the report should see the light of day.
The Legislature in obedience to the
popular demand called for the report,
but it was no doubt understood be-
tween it and the Governor that it was
all sham.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14
j. e. vOWELS'
VARIETY STORE 7

MI. v httNoNs IA H.s
Agency Of South Bend Chilled Flows.
Avery's CAST and Steel Flows, Buckeye
ReapsTs \ Mowers, Sweepstakes rhresh-
srs, Mitchell Farm Wagons, New Home
Sewing Machines, TayIOr's Elastic Bed
Springs.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14
w. M. OWENS

Il an independent candidate for Assessor Of
kockastle County, August election. 1852.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14
JAMES T.. WALLIN

y candidate for County Judge Of Rockcastle, al
the August election, 1882.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14

The Shelby republicans are the
latest to instruct for Hon. w. o.
Bradley. He'll be nominated on the
first ballot, if not indeed, by accla-
nation at the Convention here on the
10Th of August.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14

"LITTLE Phil" will have walk
over Judging from presentappearances.
so far as his party is concerned. He'll
easily walk over the Hon. W. o. B.
too for that matter
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14

The desire for Office springs eternal
in the republican breast. Congress
has just created 800 and odd places in
the Interior Department, and already
there are over 1000 hungry applicants
for them.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14

l.. B. GosHoRN, editor of the Wa.
terford miss. } Express, put two bull
lets into j. Z. Ballard, when he came
to know who chad writ that article
and why he had done so.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14

The Richmond Herald man says
we wear a scared look. No, no,
Jody, not scared. Say rather an as
tonished look. For we confess that
whenever your beautiful figure fills a
small portion of our vision, we are in
deed astonished that an animal of such
peculiar appearance is allowed to run
at large. Surely if Barnum knew of
your existence he would soon have
you locked up with his "What is itH"
A modern Balaam's ass would be a
drawing card, the more especially
since it has such lovely pink head.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14

The Cincinnati Commercial, seeing
that so many people are looking for
permanent investments, suggests that
a trial of one hundred millions of two
per cent. bonds be put on the market.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14

AFTER being annoyed by him for
weeks, in season and out of season,
Col. Sears, of the Post, allowed his
angry passions to rise sufficiently to
whack John B. Gaines of the Other
World over the head with a stick.
John fell back few PAGES, and draw
ing his little pistol, commenced to fire,
retreating the while. Col. Sears also
drew a shooting-iron and ten shots
were exchanged, Col. Sears getting
one in his foot, and a bystander anoth-
er in his arm. Gaines was not hurt
except by the stick, and Sears wound
is Insignificant. For two men, who
pride themselves on being center shots,
the shooting was the poorest on record,
and the principals are no doubt
ashamed of themselves.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-14
MT. VERNON ADyERTISEnESTs.
R. n. MARTIN

i a candidate for Clerk OF the Rockcastle County
Court, August election, 1852.
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Alexandria Affairs,


reported Tor IHE EVENING STAR.
DEATH OF A CITY JUDGE.-Juige Chiffon of the
corporation court, died yesterday afternoon after
an Illness which has iDterfeTed with the DISCHARGE
or the duties OF his office for many months past
lie was by birth a Canadian, came south I'm The
Union army, and after the war located in Alex
andria and praCticed law. He was selected as rSt
commissioner OF accounts under the new law q nd
upon the coming into power OF the readiusters in
the legislature he was chosen Judge OF the corpo-
ration court, and he filled that position untjl his
death. He was retiring and affable gentleman
and good lawyer.
CORPORATION CoURr-It having been ascertafned
that last week the legislature passed an act 0II-
thOriZing the continuance of the present term of
the city court by Judge BaSSett French after the
death OF Judge Chiffon, for whom he had been
holding court temporarily, Judge French con-
tlnued the session OF that court this morning. IL
was thought, Also that as the session OF the court
had been begun IL could continue one legal Ses-
sion only, and the acting judge was empowered to
continue, notwithstanding the death OF Judge
Chiffon. The jury I'm the case OF Mr. Mcnamara,
charged with petit larceny, which has been out for
three days, have not yet agreed.
CANDIDATES FOR JUpGE.-The death OF Judge
Chiffon opens new office 81 100 per annuIn) to be
filled by the readjuSter legislature. Judge James
Sailgster, MeSSrs. VIM. A. Cave, j. X. WfnS0r and
Judge Meade, formerly OF Richmond are among
the candidates mentioned for the Office.
STATION HorSE.-Hugh Strider, who was whipped
Hast week for breaking into Shoots counting
room, Is again at the station house charged with
d.sorderiy conduct
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Is.i Weather Bulletin.
A COOLER FAIR DAY TOMORROW.

- tppLhh fsifs baf iC-hthhp".
The cher ignal Off Of the army furnishes the
following special bulletin to the press: The
Storm wa!ch WAS central in the lake region yes
ferd3y morning moved rapidly t. tine northel st,
and = Row ccntrll IN the lower st. Lawrence val
Icy. Rain has prevailed III all districts east OF the
mississippi. followed this morning by clearing
weather IN the Mississippi valley. the lake region,
the Ohio valley, and southern portion OF the NIT
dIe states Heavy f0gS continue over the middle
Atlantic ani Npw England cO1St, and heavy local
r2iuS are reported from the east gtllf states The
t"nperature has risen IRON i've u ten degrees in
New Eagi mi. the fniidie and S0nth Atlantic
states, and fallen from ten to twenty degrees in
tne lake Te@i0n. the Mississippi and Ohio valleys.
Southerly TO westerly wintiS continue on the At
lantte coast End in the lake region, and nOrtheriy
winds prevail IN the southwest The indications
are that cooler and fair weather will prevail in
the middle ami New England states during Tues
day.
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pi.srsc, Government, Affairs.

In view OF the depleted condition OF the poor
fund the Commissioners have declined to contrib
Ute any aid on account OF the District for the
night lodging house, which was opened for the
season last night.
The Commissioners have not as yet considered
the subject OF recommending to Congress a change
oi the law in relation 10 the qualification OF APP
9lclntS Tor positions upon the police force AS the
law now stants, appointments upon the police
force must be made from among those who h ave
served In the army or navy. 1t is the general
opinion OF those who have knowledge OF the con-
dtion and needs OF the police force in this District
That the qHaiifie9 tons referred to In the law
should he repealed, and ex-sOidlers or sailors
SIMPLY given the preference in appointments,
other things being equal. II is not unlikely that
Wht the subject comes up for consideration the
District Commissioners viii advocate change.
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Affairs in West Washington.

MEcHASICs' LODGE, No. 10, LOO.F., has installed
the following officers: G. W. Mattingly G.: r.
L. sparrow, F.G; Robert Butler, P.S.; w. A. Don
aldSOn, RS; James p. Wallace treasurer
HE FUNERAL OF the late Benjamin Miller took
place from his late residence on 3lst~treet this
afternoon at O'Clock The Rev. A. X Stuart,
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Boxer, of Christ and Grace
T. f. churches, respectively, officiated. Messrs
G. NJ Matthews, E. ID. Hartley, VIM. King s. Thos
Brown, &: i dunlop and Wm. Laird Were the pail
attended In "a body. The interment was at Oak
Hill wy " O''A
lLf--Mr Charles Upperman, n well-knOwn and
respected citizen is lying Ill at his residence on
32I street, and IL is feared cannot recover
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Ant1scrnen:s. &C.. Tonight.

FoRD's OPERA HoCSE.-ROs-i as Hamlet"
EATI0NAL THEATER-R0bson and Crane in oar
BdcbcIOFS.
WILLARD Observation-Disclosures for the benefit
OF st. Andrew > church.
ST. JoHSS CHURCH observation-disclosures re-
eit3l by Miss Mary 1u-ker MegiI1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-09

A Lady from Oregon Writes
Dr. Benson: think you should be presented
with chariot OF pure gold for your Celery and
Chamomfle Pills. having proved such blessing to
thousands of sufferers with sick and nervous head
ache, neuralgia, nervousness and dyspepsia 60
Is 1t Wholesomef
PROF. HENRY MORTON,
President OF
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
SELF-RAIsISG FLOUR
HOBOKEN, N. j., November 60 1881.
Hessrs George " Hecker d Co.:
Gentlemen: Ihave had occasion to make analysis
OF your Self-RaSing Flour and Buckwheat and
Griddle-Cake Flour on number OF occasions, not
only for you, but for others who wished to know
what were the materials contained In these
articles, and have for many years used them In
own family, and can testify most emphaticaliy
that they are agreeable, nutritious, and perfectly
wholesome. The Ingredients employed in their
preparation are not only entirely harmless as so
used, but have been recommended by the highest
authorities in medical and physiological science,
as the most wholesome, and in all respects de-
sirdble preparations now known for the purpose
HENRY MORTON.
Forty Years. Experience of an Old Nurse.
MIS- " lnSiowS Soothing syrup Is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians ana nurses in
the United States, and HIS been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysontery and darThea, gripping
in the bowels and wird collie. BY giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price % cents
bottle m,w,S
~ ,"A!dernsy Dairy Wagons
and delivered in H-!b. "Ward" prints 55c. per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttarmiik and sweet milk,
&c per ct Cream, l5c. pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-09

j. I. MCCARTHER, the weI-knOwn real estate
banker and broker ~ Fargo, the metropolis OF the
famous REQ river valley OF D1kOt1. is in the city
business az = few days Any one desiring 10 learn
OF tue ch3H.cS for settlement or Investment In the
hn:!s or homes OF the great wheat belt OF America
may tint hiIa II tae Riggs House between 10 n. IN.
and y ~, when all inquiries will Dc cheerfully
answered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-09

AT MEETING Or the Columbia Boat Club Satur-
Gsy evening, the 2riZ"S. consisting OF a silver cup
and four gold metals Won By the Columbia club
from the P15o.9 &c Bout club on OCTOBER 81. 1Ss1
Were Pr'Santed by Mr.. J. III. Gordon to the mem
DerS OF tla crew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-09

BISHOP KEASF. of Richmond, Va, has presented
10 St AHFtl~tint4S (cOiOFrd) Roman Catholic
Church. Oh 18Th street, diamO1d ring valued at
So, 20 BE- rafiied at their COMING fair.
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PiLEsl PILKsa pILEs!!!
SURE CURE FOUND At LAST. NO ONE NEED


A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR.. Williams ian
Indian remedy) called Or. Williams Indian Ointment
SO years. standing. No one need suffer I'VE minutes
after applying this wonderful soothing medicine. Lo-
h0ns Instruments and Eecuaries do more harm than
good. Williams Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays
in bedl acts pouee gives instant and painless ne
lief an s prepared only for Piles itching Of the private
parts, and nothing else.
Sold by all Druggists end sent hy mail on receipt of
rrietors, Cleveland Ohic. VIM. b. ENTWISLE, Drug
e1st corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street. WASH
ington. DC. Retail Ageat. feb15 o-4p
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF TIRE GRIEF SIGSAT, OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, D.C-.JanuGTy 9, isS2 9 30 am.
For middle Atlantic stats clearing, slightly
Cooler weather. northwest TO southwest winds,
RI n I-lrl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-09

LADIES look with eager interest at this season OF
the ye1r for Mr.. TbO:apS rs annual visit. Her
HGrrS have become - welt known that there Is no
sale for other lnieTiOP -JO.S which some try To In
pose OF the public An attraction tnis time is an
article nsytT introduced haxe that VIII be q sue
Cess, Is il Is cheap ana good. Mrs. Thompson VIII
stop At the riggs, usual, the 1ltA of January,
"Wednesday next
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,JohS r. KE1 b1,,,ra ~ ,.src,.s.
BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, &c. CORNED BEEF
SPECIALITY.
Stalls 628 600 and $50 Center Market 9th street wing
aDd 206 aud 208 Northern Liberty Market or Address
Box II, City Post Office.
Marketing delivered free Of charge to all parts of the
CITY InaroI
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CanScxxSe<. 9.oraI.

Street lamps VIII be lighted at - D. m AMI ex-
1nzulShet al il - T. III
See notice in Special columnn of meeting OF
=, W ritl, s1vt2-S and BuiliIng Association for
Policemen Mcneil found a live three-waeLs Old
bafy nearly frozen on the steps OF house No 1912
G street northwest saturday. II was sent To st.
AIMS ASylu
AT meeting saturday nIght Of printers en-
picyed IN the Government Printing on e plans
Were considered by which tie present Sole Of
Wa-eS can D chtnEed u conform with the prices
paid 81 that ONCE in 1557. \ committee was aJ-
thofiZ'd = present petition u Congress request
IN Spee.tF ia-i5i ten on tsa subject
Tie Lir-r4Ty Society net 1t the residence of
Controller Knox Saturday evening. .sHars.,ffy Of
Genius was the subject OF diSus sion Nr Dyyi.r9t
librarian or the Sttte department, pr-.sey1tf6og =
paper on ''HcTcditF in IGt1.r5," ana Mr. MnSSer
one on tef'liity in Art" Professor GIN, Mr. II0T-
In the dt,, U~-Io1.
Mrs. stanton. while waking along f street. be-
tween 9th ana 6sa streets northwest, SATURDAY.
Si5.leG o. tAf ife &li tFrieiy inj lrai herself
The kieauCnd Ei>lr-ch - -: ''Eir \. b HulSr
suPeri1t'uient Of the MATS in the Richmond post
o:tlfe. has resigned. and VIII 90 10 Washington
seTvt.a."
John shea. a we'll known charactnrnf South Wash,
Egton, WIS b1t0rc Judge Suell again Saturday
tins tine on Oh rye brought against him OF
thrfdteEt}g his vie while lie was drunk. He
md. IN an t1Yit before the cieT6 that h. would
nCt drink any more Intoxicating Miuor for six
months, and WIS released.
JuSt!ct' Cor. JufS morning. held q brief session
OF the Criminal Court before the Guitaau trial
opened. The iury was called. aud then excused
I'll next Monday. Tie jury vas notified to ASSEM-
BIZ in the Criminal court room I'm ease the Guite1u
tTai WaS conelujEd; otherwise to assemble III the
Circuit Court TG9Ii.
AZ exhibition az expert Skatins viii be given NJ
the ltnH TINS evening by Mir. Thatcher. OF Phila-
dclghia. one OF the most sllIuI roller skaters of
the country.
Ms. Edward Sherwood. q poor woman. living on
Isl street, between hAnn~J V3uia avenue and Is
street mort. west. ~ going. THIS morning from her
home y tie Bureau 1f Engraving and Printing,
wbefe she IS emp vel, lost ron OF notes contain
ing ; o.. sli ia" nl0Ley she had.
y biz Wa fli.4i to-day by r !. Thomas agt Ann
n C+rrol Il AZ to sell certain Ted! estate and Tor
distribution
Thr. statement published I'm some Of the north
eTn papers 5ht H. l. StfasUuTgtr, o. this city, has
failed, - incorrect.
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Previous To ESIARGTSG STORE Will sell for to-
morrow O1lF the follow NJ b9rg ainS at VI. AEgen-
STEMS, Si7 9TH street northwest: EieYen-IuaTt
dishp0iIS b.. piece: dinner Setts. containing so
pieces, fer s. g} large size decorated Plates, Sc ;
French bronze statue lamps With crystal trim
MINIS sl.t3 at;kel-platei CuSp1dOres, 96c., worth
$50; S-2tat coffee pots. lie piece; fancy gObCtS,
70 h1 doZen worth So: II sheets Snelye paper,
salt shakers, bread grater5, quart dippers, Sc.
each.
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CITY ITEMS.
A Lady from Oregon wri

Don't Quarrel With n Cough,
but buy bottle OF Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup for it
and be cured.
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Dcy'r ruin your eye5ght; consult HeInplcr, ~
street..
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DRY GOODS.

SEAroN PERRY.
(spccEssoR TO PERRY l. BRorHER.)
SHIFTING MUsLINs.
PILLOW MUsLINS.
sHEETING MUsLINS.
Entire New Stock. comprising all the leading Stand
ard Brands in all widths.
LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED.
sHEETING. PILLOW AND SHIFTING LINENS
TABLE LINENS.
TOWELS.
&c, &c.
New Goods, comprising all the productions of the
best makers
Immense Stock Of
EVENING GOODS. IN
sATINs, BRoCADEs. GAUzEs. vELvETs, RIA
DANES, &c.
CLOTH DoLMANs, JACKETS. ULsTERs AND
WRAPS. AT PRIME COST.
tF Correct Prices Throughout.
sEAToN PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania avenue, 9th street
Established 1910. ja7
M ARKED DOWN DALMORALS
81 BALMoRAL SKIRTS, NOW 10 CENTS EACH.
kl.33 BALMORAL SKIRTS. NOW sI.O0 EACH.
s1.75 BALMORAL SKIRTS. NOW 81 .25 EACH
$500 BALMORAL SKIRTS, NOW s.. so EACH
1926 BALMORAL SKIRTS, NOW s1.75 EACH
$3.50 BALMORAl, SKIRTS, NOW s. 90 EACH.
S2.75 BALMORAL SKIRTS, NOW 81 % EACH
COCIRANE & CO.
OPPOSITE RIGGS BANR ,.s
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FUssELL.s De cream Dc Cnarlotte Rus.
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vaccine points and quilts at W. B. Entwlsle's.
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OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK.
WOODWARD & LOTHROr.

WOODWARD & LOTHROr.
OUR ANNUAL SALE OF
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
consisting of Chenses Night Robes, Drawers Corset
Covers. We buy Int well made desirable goods
this line, and confidently recommend each and every
etrneut sell. The location Of this department on
lent opportunity fer customers to examine tie
goods at tncir leisure and without annoyance. Below
We mention a few spec alties:
CHEMISES.
Corded Band Chcnse only 3Sc
Clemse, Win Hamburg Rnitie and one row of
inserting down front only 5Oc
Cambria CheIiisc. with corded bands only zoe
Cambria CheniGe, with handsome Lace Trim
iiIIilss 81 ~
NIGHT ROBES.
Night Hobes, With Cambria Ruf'e......... only SOC
Night Robes, three Of Inserting down
front and Hamburg Ruie around the neck only 97c.
Night ltoh.s, made from tire best of MuSlins,
with tux ked YCkes; fine loos...-.-...... 81 .25
Cam!1llc itohcS. thee rows Cf Inserting down
'front.', Handsomely trimmed around heck and
only 81
DRAWERS.
Drawers, with Cambria Eufie and Four Tucks. 4sc
Drawers, with TuC'yca Canlric Eutftp
Drawers with P;f.o and Cantric Euifie 49,. T5c
And au elegant line Of Finer Goods. 1t y g7c.,
IL Sll9, Sl-23, Sl.3I, Sl.o0 II. g.. up 10
S2.f2 pr.
SKIRTS.
White Skirts, with five Tucks and Hem. only 3Sc
e Skrts, with taInhrlc i.9fe five Iucks. only zoe.
Nhite ShbftS, with handsome Hamburg kFftie.. S9c.
AnLt a handsome assortment If finer goods at
We, Sl.33 Sl.C2, .9S, up to $3.50 and s.
each.
% Examination solicited. Goods freely shown.
BOSTON HOUSE,
ja4 92l.... .PILNNSYLFANIA AVE.. .921
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B o Y s. CT NC,

nR. SIBLEY'S COMPOUND CALISAYA
y Wine Btters contains ten ingredients nine of vege-
tables and one OF iron: The magnetic iron which en-
l and Is the form in which it is found In the blood
these Bitters viii cure dyspepsia, nervous debility
and inaaral feyers and all disease Of the stomach
Price. 81 Sod by Druggists and at los PennsYivania
avenue noftnWest- n19
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Lex SAlE.--TLe sale OF two fine libraries viii
eonlnence this evening CT the .J.. ton ror0,s 81
1o1las DoHsiiig, eHllrls Ing law aud nectfs
HeFAs 81 aAoycft. - n.CIt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-09

ORIENTAL GOODS.-MT ThanaS Bowling will sell
for tae Importer, next week a grand collection of
Turkish carpets and rugs, together with otncr fine
textiles ~ oriental III .nui8ctftre. Due notice of
time OF sale viii BE- given.