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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-23
For Sale.

Preparatory to leaving the city, offer
for sale my three-story brick building on
west side of Market Square. Possession
given immediately.
sept22d4t JOHN LYNCH.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-23
Fixing for the Show.

John Holsey, Knoxville's reliable and
enterprising bill poster, has men at work
erecting boards about town for the bills
announcing Sells circus here October 10Th.
= large shipment of the bills came on yes
terday evenings train, and lot of posters
with them.
Mr.. Sam. 81. Joseph, one of the advance
corps of the show, also arrived yesterday
evening, and is at Schubert's
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-23

On September II, 1882, the New Or
leans Pacific Railway will, in connection
with the Texas and Pacific Railway, be
opened as through line for passenger and
freight business, from New Orleans tc
Texas, Mexico and California. For furthe,
information address E. F. Sisson, Southern
Passenger Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn.
F. CHANDLER,
Gen'l Pass. Agt., St Louis, Mo.
san 67t
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-23
WHATS SAVED L, GAINED.

Workingmen will economize by employ
ing DIR. Pierce's Medicines. His Pheasant
Purgative Pellets" and Golden Medical
Discovery" cleanse the blood and system,
thus preventing fevers and other serious
diseases, and curing all scrofulous and other
humors. Sold by druggists.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-23

CRIMINAL CoURT. Hon. NJ. L. Hall, pre-
siding.
State vs., Alex Roehl, assault and battery;
guilty, fined $5.
George Watkins, by making proper ap-
pication, was restored to citizenship by due
form of law
Court adjourned till o'clock this morn
ing
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-23
Entirely Satisfactory.

Ladies wishing perfume that combines
novelty, delicacy and richness, find Flores
ton Cologne entirely satisfactory. Ho7.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-23
stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
melting of the stockholders of the East Ten.
nessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
Company for The election of directors, ano
the transaction of such other business as
may come before said meeting, will be held
at Knoxville, Tenn, on Wednesday, the Stt
day of November, 1882.
Transfer books will remain closed from
October 14th to November 10th.
L. M SoHwAN, Secretary,
11e Broadway, New York.
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JUS So.
NEW MARKET Sentemher d

New MARKET, September 20, 1882.
Mr.. EDITOR Thinking the following
scene might be of interest, enclose it:
Place-Corner main street Time-set-
ting sun. Characters-Houk man and Rule
man
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sept22dtnov10

The getleman stepped on the coal-dealer's
platform scales and asked to be weighed.
The dealer said, s'Why, certainlyl'' and
called to the man inside to take the weight.
And the man thought it was coal
he was weigh ng, and shouted back the
weight 500 pounds. Boston Post. B.
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SCENE 1.
N, approaching men

Houk man, approaching men talking
politics. Here, gents, am still for Houk. y
Exhibiting a letter from Houk, he reads
THAT | have too often" "No;
that's the wrong place. Here it is :" 81
VOW and promise you and the people. if
you will re-elect me. I will never drink
more" -
Rule man, exhibiting copy of the Aft
davit Houk made in Anderson County two
years ago, that he would never touch the
stuff again if the people wodld vote for
him-"Oh, pshaw With one hand on the
Great White Throne, Houk would avow
that, and then, with wink, step through
the pearly gates and take ''social glass ~
with the devil"
SCENE IL
Exit Houk man, amid jeers, muttering-
81 didn't know this crowd knew anything
about that confounded Anderson County
matter. It's mighty hard, but l guess I'll
have to stick now"
The crowd resumed its equinimity. =,
4as a JUS So
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GBe 1laiIg Cbroaie!s.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1882.
signal Service Weather Report
KNOXVILLE, September %, 1882.

signal Service Weather Report
KNOXVILLE, September %, 1882,
Time 6.82s. m. 10. 82am 2.32 ? Ii
8aromeEer 3O17 3O.15 ! SO.n
Tberm'ter SO. "a ga
Wet Bulb 81. $40 l57.
Maximum thermometsr 67.3i minimum
thermometer So; rainfall 0,68.
INDICATIONS. For Tennesseea and the Ohio
Valley: Fair weather, winds mostly wester-
ly, stationary or lower barometer, stationary
followed by rising temperature.
PEECILETTE4
We learn that Prof. A. Ruth, superintend-
ent of city schools, has been sick for several
days. with a severe attack of brain fever.
Nerves, brain and muscles gain strength
and the power of endurance by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
Oysters at Schubert's.
Headquarters for chickens, eggs and
butter at Smith & B ondurant's west side
Market Square.
Auction Sale "a 10 O'clock.
This Saturday morning, viii sell one
fine Office desk, two cook stoves, extension
table, chairs, carpets, one second hand
buggy, one wagon. Also one fine young
mare, sold for no fault.
E. A. AYERS, Auctioneer.
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Headquarters for chickens, eggs and
butter at Smith & Bondurants west side
Market Square
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-23

With Gossett. Ford & Bro.
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Oysters at SchUbert's.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-23

Nerves, brain and muscles gain strength
and the power of endurance by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
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son.
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We learn that Prof. A. Ruth, superintend-
ent of city schools, has been sick for several
DAYS, with a severe attack of brain fever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-26

washington was pretty hot yesterday; but. as IS
usually the case during a heated term, the heat
was neither so great or so oppressive here as In
many other cities, most OF which are popularity
supposed TO be much more favored I'm this respect
Thin the national capital. The highest point
reached by the mercury at the signal Office here
was $50, with no serious casualties At the New
York station, which occupies much more ele-
waited point, and Is less exposed to reflected heat
than the one here, it touched $50 easily, and a
NUMBER OF fatal sunstroke5 are reported. In many
Other cities the heat was far greater than In WASH
1ngtOn, 50 that those who yesterday wished they
were somewhere else may see that their condition
might easily have been made worse by change,
and that after all, much as they may be disposed
TO complain, they have great deal to be thankful
for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-26

The coal-niaers OF Clarified, Pa, have joined
n the strike, and the effect may be to induce the
Cumberland strikers to hold out They are all de-
manding now the same increase,-from so to 90
cents per ton,-and the Cumberland strikers have
received assurances OF pecHniary aid from those
OF Clarified, IL they should need It. 1t Is to be
hoped, however, that the miners and operators OF
the Cumberland region Will still be able 20 effect
ne talked-of compromise this week and end the
disastrous strike
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-26

1t Is said that the President has come to the con-
ciu'ion to notify the government employees tlat
while they may give what they please for the sup
port OF the party, he will protect them against
harm II they pay no attention to the political as
sessment circular Of the congressional committee
IL is understood that appeals are coming in to him
from leading republicans In various parts OF the
country 10 take some such step this in order to
repair the damage being done to party interests
py Mt Hubbelfs fndiscreet circulars and contro-
Versy with the civil service reformers. 1t is also
held that the President ought to protect the en-
ployes Of his own executive branch OF the govern
ment from being bed by Mr.. Hubbell and other
members OF the congressional committee to raise
money for their reelection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-26
DOwN GO THE PRICES.
THE SACRIFICE MUST BE MADE.

UnfaYorable weather for Spring trade prevailing
during the months Of April and May has been the cause
of Jour now having hand fully ONE THOUSAND
MORE CASHMERE SUITS THAN WE HAD AT
THIS TIME LAST YEAR.
We not going to carry Goods If low prices will
attract purchasers.
We believe that it is best for us TO stand loss now
THAN DEFER IT TO SOME FUTURE DAY.
Two divisions made Of the ENTIRE STOCK OF
CASHMERE GOODS. One division we call our odds
and Ends." The ether Regular stock. !"
In the ''Odds and Ends" we place.
THE BALANCE OF OUR $40
ENGLISH WEAR RESISTING SUITS AT $40.
THE BALANCE OF OUR sls
ENGLISH CHECK SUITS AT SO.
THE BALANCE OF OUR SIG
DOMESTIC KNICKEEBOGKER SUITS AT 3d.
ALL THE SMALL LOTS OF SIS
CHEVIoT AND CASHMERE SUITS AT $40.
ALL OF THE SMALL LOTS OF s1s
CHEvIOT AND CASHMERE SUITS AT So
THE ENTIRE sToeK-stREGULAR" AND ..oDDs
AND ENDS" OF SD SUITS NOW $40.
In the 'Odds and Ends there are fully five hundred
suits from which you can select a suit at slO
REGULAR STOCK.
In the Regular Stock not single Cashmere Suit has
escaped the marking down process.
THE SIS SUITS ARE NOW $40.
THE $40 SUITS ARE NOW Sl9.
THE $40 SUITS ARE NOW SIG.
THE $40 SUITS ARE NOW $3.50.
THE SIS SUITS ARE NOW SIS
THE SIS SUITS ARE NOW $3.50.
All Of the SO Suits have been placed with the Odds
and Ends" at $40.
We wish it distinctly UNDERWOOD that the Reductions
are confined to Cashmere Suits and Cashmere Pants
No other goods such Seersucker, Scrges Flannels
Linens. &c, with the exception of large lots Of Linen
fests Wnlte anu cOtOred which we have marked down
to these figures:
ONE LOT 81 VESTS AT SOC.
ONE LOT $3.50 VESTS AT sI5O.
On all BOYS or CNILDREN'S SUITS excepting
Linen and Flannel Suits discount OF fifteen per cent
MEMS CASHMERE PANTS.
Lot A, ell small lots of 49, $50 and 81 Pants now So
Special Lot of 81 Pants ONE HUNDRED PAIR,
now IS.
Many other lots. 100 numerous 10 cn,merate, have
been marked down.
As we have strictly One Price and mark our goods IN
We suppose understand u.s. set state again the
enormous discounts made ON CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE PANTS and LINEN VESTS No dis
count ON .Fiannes, Scrscs. Seersuckers Alpaca and
Cloth Goods Etc.
We haye too many CASHMERE and CHEyIOT
SUITS, hence the ruinious prices ne quote.
Our prices always as low the lowest. The reduced
prices are Jus. that much lower than Others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-26
FOR SAEE-LOTS.


IroR SAIE-CHEAP-BEAUTIFUL LOT 'FRONT.'
ing three streets and located on 9th st
Massachusetts avenue and street Stanton Squarp'
Green's statue Capitol Hill; terms easy. At 4o4 9th
street northwest 5e3-lm
r OTIS FOR SALE.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. FOURTEENTH STREET
AND BOUNDARY.
Lots Tor sale at ten cents per foot cash bal
snce IN and years. with interest at PER cent
Now is the time 10 buy, the passage of the bin by
Cofgrcss for building reservoir will add greatly
to the value of this property.
For plats and information call af our ofica
A. L. BARBER CO..
eel5-lm LeDroit Building, Washington, ID. @.
EoR SALE.AT MODERATE PRICE. A DE-
- ssrable south front Building Lot, 90 feet ON
street fourth lot from l4th street north west
NJ q. TUCKER. Second Auditors Once. jei3-2ws
IOR SALE-AT BARGAIN-oNE LOT lsx75
II with cottage; one lot 1SaT5 1sxlO0
vacant; on prominent street on Capitol Hin a few
coors from Pennsyvsna avenue. Inquire at AIS llsh
eueet hortnweet )es- I'm
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


FOR LONG LEASE OF sALE-A NEATLY-FuR-
II nished House nine rooms; bath snd ceilar open
srsfes; speaking tubes plenty Of water Ca is<b
street northwest. 3e2S I'm
IroR SALE-NEw Two-SToRY AND BASHMENE,
pres brick. eouth front House. 92S north
wcst Containing In hasement dining roo Kitchen and
cellar hrst STORY two paiors and bed room; scoond
story. three bed rooms and hath COON; all modem i'm
proyements lot Il by 100 feet Terns S. 2Oo-e1 600
OF less cash; balance 30 suit W. J. NEWTON Room
10 LeDruit Bmlding. $40 street. ,e2S-eost
INoR sALE-A THREE-sToRY BRICK HoUsP-
y on street northwest. %. 600. part cash; also
small Farm TO exchange for city property; win assume
small tncambrance Address Box q Star Once ,e3s-st'
EoR sALE-. BEAUTIFUL REsIDENCE-EI.E-
giant Sstory Brick. 1&l6 9th street northwest nine
looms besides bath room perfectly dry cellar modern
easy payments. Inquire on premises. my3l-m
FOB sALE-pRETTs HoMEs-oNLY TWO LEFT
- az those beautiful three-story Queen Anne styiel
houses on street near 18th; thoroughly built I'm
lshed IN hard wood. bea utiful neighborhood; prica
on easy terms. Also. 3-story and bach building
Br1ck House. III rooms, modern throughout; I'm leau-
ufu neiFhborhood, adjacent 20 Iowa Circle nj s6 $50
on easy terms. 70 immediate purchaser Also hand.
some S-story prees brick front House, brown stone
trimmings; ii rooms; nice concrete cellar ali modern
improvements, near Thomas Circle; price. sii 600
W. e. BURFORD, Ills street northwest my2p
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FOR RENT-STORES.

feet Deep cellar same depth nine feet in the clear.
me cellar for storage OF best Of goods gas and water
AoIo street northwest ie26-6ts
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EFroia the Illustrated Christian weekly.l
Celery as a Kennedy for Nervous Dis
eases
WsAr THE MEDICAL. PROFESSION SAY ABOUT IT. AND
THE GOOD RESULTS ATTENDING IRIS usE-HE,D-
ACHE. SEURALGIA, NERVOUSNESS. sLEEPLEsssEss
AND DYSPEPSIA.
Dr. 3snson's preparation Of Celery ana ch.nor,;,e
for nervous diseases is the important addition
made TO the Isetia neiiea IN the last quarter of GEN.
tury"-Dr. j. W. ]. Enslar. OF Baltimore.
Dr. Be1s0ns Pills worth their weight in gold in
neryoCs and sick headache."-Dr. A. H. Schlicher, Of
Baltimore.
These Pills are invaluable in nervous diseases DIR
Hammond, Of New York
-Dr. Benson's Pills for the cure Of neuralgia are
s1ecess."-Dr q. p. Holman. Christianburg Va.
These Pills are special preparation only for the cure
d special diseases, named and these diseases
hay are worthy Of trial by all intelligent sufferers
They prepared expressly TO and iH sick head
ache. nervous headache, neuralgia nervousness para.
lysis. slceylessness and dyspepsia.
Sold by all druggists. Price 80 cents box Depot LOG
Nnrth Eutaw street. Baltimore Md. BY mail, two
boxes for 81. six boxes for S. so. to any address
Dr. BESSON's NEW REMEDY AND FAyoRITE
PRESCRIPTION.
DR. c. W. BENsON,S
SKIN CURE
IS WARRANTED TO CURE
ECZESIA. LETTERS. HUMORS, INFLAMMATION.
MILK CRUST. ALL ROUGH sCALY ERUP-
TONS. DISEASES OF HAIR AND
SCALP. sCRoFULA ULCERS,
TLNDER TECHNICS,
AND PI1IPLEs ON ALL PARTS OF THE BoDy
mskes the skin white soft and smooth: removes .,
and frcke. and is he BEST toile. dressing IN THE
WORLD. Elegantly put mp. TWO bottles in one pack
age consisting OF botn internal and external treatment
AZ first class druggists have IT, Price 81 per package
G. n. CRITTENTON, Sole Wholesale Agent for DR.
O. ": Benson's Remedies. lis Fulton street. New YORK
lEsfABLIsaED 1851
HENRY KILLAM CO..
Manufacturers OF
FAMILY CARRIAG GEES,
o. the Highest Grade. expressly for City Use.
ELEGANT IN STYLE AND FINISH.
Warranted n Every Particular.
sPEcIALTIEs:
kANoAUS. LANDAULETs. COACHES. CoyPsS.
BROUGHAMS-
70 fner Carriages are made in this country. Fron,
70 - cent saved By ordering direct from thu
81 CHESTNUT STREET.
ssnssm NEW HAVEN. CONN.
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LIVERY ONE HIS OWN ARTIST.-A WONDER
II Full INVENTI0E.-New Art embracing ali kinds
Of DRIVING acquired in one to three lessons. Outts
ON rat lesson. Cal and exsnne drawings after one
lesson. MCLEODsS STUDTO
9e1-jW 222 3d~freet uortlypeek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-26

The democratic state convention OF Pennsylv.-
MIA Will meet 1t Harrisburg on Wednesday nextt
nominate canliiates for governor, lieutenant gov
erpor. judge OF the supreme court, secretary o.
Internal affairs and Congres5man-at-large. THIS
event naturally derives much additional import
ance from the divided condition of the republican
party. Ordinarily the Pennsylvania democrats
hold state conventions and nominate state ticket
more necessity for mint aiming their org AMI
Zat,ol than for aaythony else. They have, sine
the outbreak OF the rebellion, been hopeies,iy IN
the minority in the state Not since 1857 have thu
democrats hid governor OF Pennsylvania, an
only on three occ siea5 since then have they sue
ceeded in el"cti7s tIte officer. One supreme
judge, on lcuten mt governor, and one S3cTetlTy
OF internal affairs make ~ tn roll of democratic
state officials for the past quarter OF a century.
Now the party sees prospect OF n victory, not by
reason OF any acquisition to its strength, but
through the factional divisions OF its adversary.
The democratic noalin ltioas, which hitherto went
begging, are now begged for, and the Indications
are that the convention OF next Wednesday viii
be one OF the lsrse5t hell in the state for many
years. The expressions OF the demoeratlc leaders
go TO sho. that they fully appreciate the oppor-
tunity offered them by the republican split, and
that they viii do their best to take advantage of
1t The delegates, 4 rule, VIII go to the cOnyen-
ton unpi cdgei IG1 unilstTuctad. Among those
who are suggested as q suitable head for the
Ticket Is ex-Speakcr Randall. Controller Pattis0n
OF Philadelphia, who las in several municipal
elections comman led a support far In excess OF
the voting strength OF his party, Is also being
urged for the nomination for governor As very
few of the delegates have openly committed them
selves To any candidate, there Is nothing upon
which prediction as to the choice of head OF the
ticket can be basel. Mr.. Pa:tison, however, has
the Philadelphia delegation and seems, upon the
whole, TO be In the lead.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT-THREE BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED
Office Rooms 1913 street northwest. all connected
and on second door private water closet and gas fin
tures complete. Whole floor heated by hot water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-26

The sole argument urged by his family and
friends in behalf OF GEiteau Is the claim that he
IS Insane, and that ii would be both foolish and
criminal to execute an insane person. Probably
no one thinks he had or has perfectly balanced
mind; but the position OF his advocates is badly
damaged BY the fact that they never discovered
his condition until his overweening vanity and
mad disappointment led him TO commit murder. lie
Is no more Insane In fact than some other members
OF his family; and il he Is crazy enough to be
lined IN lnnatic asylum, instead Of being hung,
IL Is clear that at least portion OF his connections
should be sent there to keep him company. This
doctrine of not being crazy enough TO be confined
and Yet being insIne enough to Kill people without
moral or legal responsibility, is not healthy
THING for community. Ii Guitedu was half as
crazy as his friends now pretend or claim, they
are meaSurdb,y to blame for his crime in not hav-
ing him confined in an asylum long before he
worked out the theory that he had good reasons
Ior committing murder and n good defence for the
deed after committing it.
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AT
E Fl EB y ##H y :: :;
for Gentlemen from 65 cents up.
BATHING SUITS
for Ladies from. s2.as up.
BATHING SUITS
for Misses from 6 to 16 years.
BATHING SUITS
for Boys from to 16 years.
from I've cents up.
BATHING SHOES
fsr Ladies' Gentlemen and Children.
YACHTING AND BICYCLE SHIRTS.
YACHTING AND BICYCLE SHIRTS
e. E:| ! n =;
ie2s 41s SEVENTH STREET.
GREAT CLEARING-OUT SALE.
TTEEEEMMEEssb DoSs SUMMER sEMNER s sToSk::
SELLING SELLING S SEE e eHEAP:
At A. sTRAUs',
At A. STRAUSS,
go go FFEEskssss4E EsAs1A AVENUE AVENUE:
NEAR NEAR TENTH TENTH STREET STREET.
and see see how we have put nss down.
We are determined to clear counters
We are determined to clear counters
81 81 The The E EnsIrs s ssesE
81 81 MEMS MEMS A AsB B BoYs'
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING,
THE VERY BEST BEST StAs e cEoTHss
EVER EVER M MABE S gP:
We We are SELLING Better Goods Goods
For For Less Less Money Money
Than Amy Amy 9 9hsr G oiohns H Heass
Ard Ard Now Now 9 9Hsr
THE THE VERY VERY GREa ,TEsT BARGAINs
To be found anywhere in this city.
10 be found anywhere in this city.
BaRaAISsI BAReAEss!I
Ths Coolest and s ssss in the G
A. sTRAUs,
A. STRAUS,
SO RFEESSSS sXEyAS1A AVENUE AVENUE:
,oa,, Near Tenth street.
Jc-o-Im Near Tenth street.
THE GREAT REVOLUTION
NJ L L I N e R Y.
THE GREAT MARX DOWN BY THE KING OF THE
MlLLINERS. AT
KINGS ACE.
NOTE OUR PRICES:
Real Back French CHIP HATS. at &C.,. 7Oc and 75c,
sold formerly from 81 to 81. so.
THOUSANDS OF pLUMEs
Plumes in White, Cream. Leghorn Black Blue Shaded
and Pink. at 75c ST. ST. and 81 so only sold for
merry at 81.
THOUSANDS OF CH1LDREN's. MISSES AND La
DIES HATS.
In Leghorn, Milan. Tuscan and Porcupne-the latest
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
RIBBONS
the very best in Satin. Silk surah watered and Gros
Grain.
LACES.
An extensive stock OF Oriental and Spanish Lace Fichus
SCARFS.
GLOVES
LINEN listers.
And Black English TABLE GRAPE,
N-Au Goods mentioned must be sold before rebuiId
ing. AL we ask is give q call before purchasing.
ascertain our prices and you sure to buy.
REMKMBER-
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-IN SOUTH WASHINGTON, HOUSE
Star Office. IL
"ANTED-ABOUT JULY IST. A SEVEN OR
w eight House in the northw esern part of the
city, rent not over $25 Per month by prompt-pay-
ing tenant. Address Box 81. Star office. ie33-3ts
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

IL FIFTY PIANOS
Both Square and Upright Of all the leading makes for
chase. p a SGITE puA
oeI5-3w 1103 Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-26

CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE
~ ngnesf caeh prices psid- Also. Ratchea Jewelry
,5ans. xz1o14 no. CAL or address BERZ0a 368 ETH
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED.S!NGLE ROOM AND BOARD. between
" 7th and 18th streets, Maryland avenue and street
southwest Address Box 81. Smithsonian Institute
WANTED-AT ONCE. GOOD SIZED. AIRY
avenue. Terms must be moderate. Rent will be paid
promptly in advance. Address Lock Box 297, City
Post Once. 5e26-2
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE TWO
w OR three Nicely Furnished Rooms for housekeep-
ing in the neighborhood of the National Theater Ad-
dress w. HI. B., Star Office iel6- 2ts
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-02-10

This would settle the matter, if the
Citizen and two or three other journals
had things their own way but unfor-
tunately for them, there are other pa
pers in the state, and other communi-
ties than those which they represent.
Now the CdledOnidn has no objection to
these gentlemen leading the ticket if
the delegates in convention assembled
make choice of them. They are both
honorable men, and do credit to the
state in any position. But when, at
this early stage of the game, the Citi-
zen or any other state paper talks
about "unanimity of expression on the
part of press and public, when per
haps not one man in five hundred
throughout the state has given the
governor question a thought-it seems
to us like crowding the mourners and
assuming more than can be Legitimate
" assumed. There never has been
any great trouble about the peoples
choosing their own governor in this
state, and there probably will not be
next fall