Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-21
Special Weather Bulletin.
TOMORROW TO BE FAIR.

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temperature.
Special Weather Bulletin.
TOMORROW TO BE FAIR
The chief signal officer of the army furnishes
The following speciaI bulletin to the PRESS
The temperature has risen slightly in the upper
Mississippi ana Missouri valleys and in the west
Gulf states II has fallen from 90 TO 100 in the mil
die Atlantic ties, and slightly I'm the lower lake
region and New England. The following temper
atureS were reported yesterday afternoon: Nor
folk, 19o; Charleston, 80; Savannah, SO; Calves
ton 79o; San Antonio, S5o Los Angeles. ESQ; Jack
sonvlIe, SIC. Fair we lther is Indicated for the
Middle and South Atlantic States for tomorrow.
Tomorrow ONLY you can buy at r. Gold
schmtd's, No. s12 9TH street northwest leo differ
ent styles of baby CARR ages at reduced prices;
haIr brush, rubber comb, 3 cakes OF fine per-
TUNED toilet soap and hand mirror 25c.: black
ing brush, boxes of backing and whisk broom,
&c refrlSeratoTs, ice chests and coolers OF the
best manufacture at low prices; handsome deco
r3ted Bohemian vases, DOC. pair; crystal glass
Ice cream saucers, 20c. per dCZ.; wooden water
bucket, 80 clothespins and large scrubbing brush,
2c- 3-row stove brush and cakes OF stove polish,
15c. 1 double zinc dashboard, 6 boxes OF laundry
blue, 80 feet clOthes-ne and 50 clOtheS-pins. 47c;
Browns superior shoe dressing, &c. bottle:
London spoon-holder and / dOz- metallic plate
teaspoons &c; very handsome decorated French
china cake plates, 49, each; ice cream SaucerS to
match, 15c., not more than sold to / customer;
water tumberS, 17c. half doZ- real majoica leaf
shape dishes, a0c.; cream pitchers, 10c, and fruit
plates, Toe.
THE commencement OF spring brings with it
often unheathful symptoms TO prevent them a
moderate use OF Handlers "MeliSton" and caro-
matte Bitters' is recommended Depot, Gil 9TH
street
WASTE No MORE TIME In running sewing ma
chimes and bending over your needles, ladies, but
go down street and examine the new goods at
Taylor Hufty's and see how much better dresses
they can sell you than you can buy and make up.
Their stock is the choicest In this part OF the
try, and their prices are far below their competi-
tors for equal qualities of goods Be sure to see
the new dresses at the Saturdays opening. Moth
Ing like them has ever been seen in this market.
LADIES remember to-morrow's special sale OF
parasols and undergarments. Dammann'S, SOC 18th
street northwest
TOMORROW only our 75c. corset for Soc, our 81
corset for 15c The best corset in the city for 81
Dammanns, SOC 9TH street northwest
AFTER REPEATED DEMANDS for Havenners bread
In the northwestern part of the city we have con-
cluded TO run one OF our wagons there to supply
the demands. On and after Tuesday, April 26th,
Havenners family bread can be had at the follow
ing hrst-elass grOcers: C. c. Bryan, cor 18th and
18th and ST.; w. X. Brown, cor. Pa. ave. and
10th; p. Daley, St, bet. 2lSt and ED; Arundel
Fairfax, 2li5 ST.; Isaac Elken, cor. 18th and Pa
ave.
A CARD-George Ryneal, jr., desires to convey
to his friends and the public generally his grateful
OF sympathy. He is busily engaged repairing
damages caused by the late fire, and expects
shortly 10 have his place OF business mere attrae-
tive than ever. His store. 41S 18th street, is now
open, and he is ready and able to fill all orders
promptly.
sArINs AND Silks, cheap, at Young's, 736 9TH St
MONEY SAVED Is MONEY MaDE-A large assert
ment OF new and secondhand trunks at very low
prices can be seen at HerZogS, 3OS 9Th, near Penn
eylvanla avenue.
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