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The Osceola times., 1882-08-26
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Mr.. EDITOR: Our District Confer
cnce at Blythesville, was one OF the
most pleasant sessions | ever at
tended. Our presiding elder, Bro.
Foster, presided with case and dig
nifty, and ! presume gave entire sat
isfaction TO all
The citizens OF Blythosvllle en-
tcrtained us Hospitality, and each del
egaic aud visitor considered that he
had the best homo. You look as if
YOU might be fond of chicken. and
you should have been there to have
shared with delegates, visitors and
candidates, and you would have re-
turned fully convinced that those
people knew exactly how to cook
chicken.
The various interests Of the church
were looked after, and the reports
from many of the preachers and del
egatcs were truly encouraging. These
showed that the preachers possessed
zeal and energy, and a determination
upon the part Of the people TO sup
port those who lah0red for them.
The temperance cause received
due consideration, and TROY THE Is
SUE iEFoRE THE People oUR BODY
GAVE 40 UNCERTAIN SOUND. The
Conference passed resolution re.
Iqucsting our townsmsn, Capt. Nc
Weigh, to give a lecture ON temper
ance. lie did so, TO the instruction
and cdifcation Of the large audience,
which listened T. him.
Osceola was selected as the seat
of the next District Conference
"
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commissioners sale.

NOTICE h hereby Iiv-u that IN pursuance %
the authority 81 10, puissN Chanccly Ouur
contained ~ III, iysrtai uricru %! said C"dr
rendered ,i She .nllaW u- gdu.'e noW ptnuin-
therein. wherein thc SGltv 0f Arkansas Il tillu
tiG, aud james 4 Freeman. ct al. arr Decent
ants, the undersigned, "a Commissioners oi sal 4
Court viii 1f'r ald sr.l 20 pubiic Outcry io ia'
highest bidder az me from. entrance to iao stat.
hou-, in thc city ui Little BOOK uu thr
1,rH DAY OF ~El"rEMBEH, isse.
between thp hout, foI it.ii,iLi slIOS. the follow
ne described tract OF parcel nf land, to-Wt
The > Is 4 81 the ) + q, of section l., Town
ship I, NORTH, Range ID, kast, conisiA'rf Forty
Nl gcrvs
IEHNs oA SAI.r--Ou credit of urco months
thr purchaser IT, give bond AMI appiuFei sc'.'
= W GALLNWAN,
SIM OuWH puucl 10 thsuteiT'
The Osceola times., 1882-08-26

Many persons take medicine for
their ailments, and as soou as they
feel better they disregard all di,ec-
tions and stop taking it. Thcy try
it again and again, and finally throw
it aside as worthless, when, had it
been persevercd in from the start, a
permanent cure would have been cf-
fco,ed. Now in taking PEEcIiY Assn
BIrTEEs ior all complaints OF the
Stomach and Bowels, remember To-
give the medicine a chance, and don't
expect one or two doses 20 cure YOU.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-26

To RE beautiful, bouyant and
healthy, the whole female couatitn-
ton must maintain regular action
during certain period OF lie, 9th
crwise, no female can possibly re
main healthy, and she who does not
know this fact. is quite unfortunate,
Should you by exposure, become ir-
regular and suffer with many troub-
les, experience advises the use OF
English Female Bitters as the most
wonderful female regulator and iron
tonic in use,
The Osceola times., 1882-08-26

Southern states. lu Missolri the
movement has acquired soliIity
that calls for respectful treatment
among the politicians The Demo
cratic party in its late Convention
didu1tsco o.it 20 take grounds a2aiHs;
*; though an earnest pressure Ta'
eycrtcd for % 20 10 SD What Coos
all this molu2 There IS a popular
force at work h,so which ha, been
making rapid Roadway, and ii mst
tcrs go IS they are gong now, the
llBitod States will be in time ririu-
ally prohibition nation.
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Personals.

Mrs. w. Is. Cooke returned to
her home, in Memphis, last Tuesday.
DR.. J +. Felts, of Scott township,
made us pleasant call yesterday
morning. lie reports crops, health
and general outlook of that commu-
nifty most ilattcring.
DIR. &. +. ledrick, who has been
absent rusticating in the mountains
of East Tennessee, returned home
last Sunday. He viii be found, in
future, in DIR. II. c. Dunavant's office,
rear of Gaylord & Wynnc's drug
store.
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The Prohibition Move
meat.

The st. l.. Gbbe- Dcxacra. (RcpD,
Aug. -, has a lengthy editorial un-
der the title given above. The G..
ID. does not take sides for or against
prohibition (though 1t has not favor
ed it heretoforc) hut simply shows
the progress of the movement. 1t
says; ave are simply speculatina
upon what is really going ON, and if
in d comparatively few years-a
quarter O! century or so-the sa-
loon and the distillers, not to say the
brewery and wine press, will have
substantially disappeared. from the
United States, and corresponding
change have taken place in some
other civilized countries.
Taking the political, not party,
movement rs an indication, We dnd
the veil Of prohibition gradually
dropping down from Maine in a way
that promises to cnvelop the whole
nation. New England is practically
under prohibition. Then we come
to a strong movement in Ohio, Mich
igan, Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois,
Minnesota, with actual prohibition
in Kansas and Iowa. Nobraka Is
about captured by the Temperance
men also. More than this, there are
strong and unexpected development
in North Carolina and Tennessee,
and some less marked in the other
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lC IIlNIl % IIIkt lIIC TIVV,
JIUGu II. MCNEIGu.

To the Chairman and Members Of
the Mississippi District Conference
White River Annual Confer.
cncc, NJ. Il. Church South, in scs-
sion at Blythcville:
WHEREAS, IL is an alarming fact,
that the ruin OF intenpcraucc has
become in our day, the destroying
enemy of the home circle; Of the
best interest Of society; OF the safety
of free government; and of the cause
Of religion and education; and,
WHEREAS, This cvil laa attracted,
as it deserves, the most serious
thought and earnest effort, for it,
supprcssion, of the best minds, both
male and female, of our day aud
! lage; and has united the christian
world, and made it almost Of one
mind, in Its attempts to arrest this
destructive iicnd; and
WHEREAS, In this noble work, the
Methodist Episcopal Church South
has committed, irroyocably its min
istry and membership; therefore, be
lit
Resolved, That we, the members
of this Conference will, both by pre-
cept and example, suppress, by all
means in our power, the use aud the
sale of alcoholic liquors.
2nd, That we know this monster
evil will continue to fiji our prisons,
invade our homes, aud murder our
sons, il left to be combated 10y moral
suasion alone.
Bird. That in our government the
people rule; and the vending Of this
evil at our doors, cannot be done,
unless licensed by the people. In
view of this, we. the members of this
Conference, pledge ourselves to sup
port for office, no man, who does not
pledge himself to suppress, by all
lawful means, the traffic in intoxicat-
ing liquors.
Respectfully submitted.
NJ. NJ. SMITH,
Il. ID. WonpLEY,
+. kosER,
Committee.
The above preamble and resolu
tons Were unanimously adopted,
and on motion, copy ordered TO be
furnished the OsoEuLA TIMES for
publication.
Il. d. WoopLEY, Sec'y.
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4 ygor.san'~ Experience,

Mothers and Daughters should
feel alarmed when wearincss con
stan,iy oppresscs them. :" If | am
fretful from exhausted vital powers
and the color is fading from my face,
Pmkcr's Ginger Tonic, gives quick
relief. Ii builds me up and drives
away pain with wonderful certainty"
Buffalo lady.
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1t was reported day or twf
ago that two cases OF yellow fever
had been developed over at Flaw
Point. This we are pleased 10 state
was a mistake. Dr. Jones, who has
been attending some patients on lha;
side of the river, requests us to say
that nothing resembling yellow fivcr
hes been developed, and that should
anything of an epidemic character
break ont, the publie will lee notified
in time.
Col ! G. Frierson paid the
TIMES Office a very pleasant call last
Thursday evening Spreading Of bis
candidacy for the Judgcship of this
District, he spoke very hopefully Of
his prospects, and seemed very san
guine of his election. We found
him, as OF yoFe, when we knew him,
fourteen years ago, a high-toued, cul-
tivated and modest gentleman, and
If elected will be sure 10 discharge
the duties Of Circuit Judge imparti-
ally and in accordance with law
Gents Furnishing Goods a
complete and well-sclected stock, at
SrowEIL & HEINz.
Tho editor has been suffering
with malarial fever for the past three
weeks, Notwithstanding which, he
has kept up and managed to issue
the TINES regularly. Last Wednes-
day, Just when everything seemed all
awry, and the newspaper business
and everything connected with it
was fast losing its charms, he was
very agreeably surprised to see his
old friend and fcllow-typo, Jasper
X. Holiday, vending his way, grip
sack in hand, towards the TINES of
fee. We were as proud to see him,
as we were the first time we had our
big toe tied up in rag, and walked
on our heel. jasper Is always wei
come at the TINES Office.
Quite a serious affair took place
last Monday morning short distance
above town, from the result OF which
Il human life is now hanging on the
verge of eternity. From what we
can gather, it appears that Mr.. How
ard Bowen had hauled and placed on
the bank Of the river, a lot Of cord
wood, which was to be sold by one
VIM. Blaylock, to passing steamers
at not less than a dollar and quar-
ter a cord, one dollar or which was
to be paid 70 Bowen. In other words
Blaylock was 10 act as agent and sell
the wood and account to Bowen at
the rate Of one dollar per cord. On
learning that several coi1s Of wood
had been sold, and being pressed for
money, Nj. Bowen called aud de-
mandcd his share OF the proceeds OF
the sale, and during the conversation
a dispute arose, and from words the
matter ended IN blows, during which
Blaylock received several dangerous
cuts from knife. Mr.. Bowen inn
mediately came to town and surrcn-
dered. Trial was set for Thursday
but Blaylock was, from the nature oI
his wounds, unable to appear, the cx-
animation was put o1.
--lIosicry-for Ladies, Misses and
Infants, at SrowGLL d HIM.
/
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WARNING ORDER.

IL TUE MISSISSIPPI tlENU.I COT RI g. IL
CuhNCSEN-1 lAli Ihth, l5s-
Susan NJ. DgHion' rlain'in,
ks
Wm. II Denton ,Detcndsnt.
The defendant, W NJ pcntan, IS wnrncf p
n.ttar fu avis ,snuTi within tlirty du}s 1ut al
swcr the complaint oi the p!iinuH, susta VI
Denton.
Rt.S u BN' CnUS.
Msihcs n Nr'hcs. ClrrS auj Na-tf.
AuY'a Cor ilfr7
4 a If,.tv,oa Afr r.f n.rft E-iH-i
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so y.i,om, j. Way Concern

OscroLA, Ark, Aug. %, 1882.
Having bceu requested 20 give a
statement of the facts attending ihc
withdrawal of II. NJ. Pope FROM the
cauga.s for the cncc of Assessor, |
l-.rr give them SO lar rs my knowi
cdYe extends
Ou'the l2th hay Of this month il
was agreed hy H. v. Pope, ;. NJ.
Ward and Wm VI. Mckinney, as
candidates for Assessor, 20 leave the
question rs 10 which oi them shoulsl
withdraw from the canvass, TO three
arbitrators. Whereupou Mr. Ward
selerte,sO. 7. Craig, Mr.. Mckinney
selected VIII $. Hayes and Mr., Pope
selected Y. A. Blackwood The lat
ter having TO leave towl the nest
day, only acted for shor; time, when
Mr.. Pope selected me ss bis friend.
After long discussion, and being
unable TO make any selection, or 20
decide which was the strongest be.
fore the people, Mr.. o. 7. Craig
proposed to me and Mr.. Hayes to
leave the whole matter b Mr.. John
+. Morrow, who had been sitting in
the room with us. We then called
in Mcssrs. Pope, Mckinney and
Ward and stated the proposition
To them, Al accepted it, and then
told Mr.. Morrow that we wonid leave
the decision to him. then asked
him il he was pledged to any Of the
three candidates. He replied that
he was not, aud had meyer stated to
any one, who he thought was the
strongest.
/ thereupon wrote the names OF
Mcssrs. Mckinney, Ward and Pope
on slip Of paper, and told Mr.. Nor
row TO strike out the name of the
man he considered the strongest
He then struck out Mr.. Mckinney
name, and Mr.. Craig, Mr.. Hayes and
myself declared Mr., Mckinney to
be the man to make the race.
JIuGu II. MCNEIGu.
In connection with the above state
mcnt ! have to say, that any reports
to the eject that prior to my dccis-
ion in the above matter, had any
private conversation or agreement
with Mr.. Mckinney, or anyone else,
rs to what my decision would be in
the promises, are absolutely false. |
had not the slightest idea before !
entered the court house that the ques-
tion was 70 be left to me to decide.
,IoHS +. MORRoW.
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A E9nYsi eN fsN1lsrw..

Mothers should r,momhcr il is a
most important duty At this season to
look after the health OF thcir iau'!i,.
and cleans the malaria end ;mpui
ties from their systems, and that no
thing VIII tone mp tic stomach nl
liv,r regulate Vie bowcl- and purity
.he blood $50. pcrr'otly MS PARKER
Ginger Tonic, advertised I'm our col-
umu5-Post. See other colsuu
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elegance aut; rurity.

Ladies who appreciate elegance
and purity are using PorScr's ilan
Balsam. 1t is the best article sold
for restoring gray hair to its Original
color beauty and luStre.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-26
- - -

BMLEY's SALINE ArEMENr is o
cooling, refreshing summer drink for
dyspepsia and headache. No mcdi-
cine taste. Everyone, home or a
broad, should keep it.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-26

n T1NTUlc, wanted. aides or prn's ca
hIJiN y earn ~ 20 81 a dny, at nonvt
Address Hewitt Manufacturing Co. Box S5s-
III ff~l 1.rg Pa,
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r9v1yFy business now before ihc lgllic.
[. s2ANaA lou can make money faster 4
FsgSs 4 work fen as iLun az ANYTHING else
- $3.50 - Capital not needed NeNi.I start
you sl2 day anal upwards made
at home by the Industrious Men, women. boys
amt girls wanted ryrrywhors Ia work Tor us
Now is the timp. loI can work iu spare time
only or give y0ur whole sine 90 the business
Iuu can live at home amt to ia, work. No 9TH
en- business will pay you nearly rs well No on o.
can fail to make emo mots ppy by engaging ut
once Costly Outdt and terms free Money
maic tst, EASILY, ANA AogolaAIy. Adde'S
THCE 4 CO Au,u-tfi A1ihu.
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klMayn YsC.rcs,l.Mg.

A delicious odor is Impaired by
Florestou Cologne, which is alway'
refreshing no matter how freely used
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II"1IIIII'

: r,,ur flt.rr destroyer of ;c.wiu. Roach
.s. i,d.uV. b .uls. .ND-rGtp Nau File 1.u No'
'siat whore iAc Powder % nicely Distributed
opuii-it,u sIu..i never I' without 30 n elect
ally .,i. .l.s.. trt CREATE. uIteHly-t t.u i,u-
puultcr- Wlil 'ul lta Iavcr-f l!ur preventive
tor Lie. GeuhUat HDl other ycrunu 'H % ltN.'
iln nests ,nd co1rs Onc uArt1gp is .VEr.r-
he, tur.l p un"s' ,ioUtu.liy amt r"rnrurli}
az BrdiH.a aI.a Eulcuy-, 90 NIGi.yN refunded
FOR EDA, HES "a few arpir1iinjs w.il
drive them cat'reij away from tue pr1h'sti ~
acts lIkru charm a safe and -urr rvuudy.
u cent hsttlc N;ll be sufficient TO rid hou.
of tnt,= e most dislh-icul pests
tpR HEbIDHS.-A prominent ciiitrt, Nh"
fnc. not want his nam mVnii ~ IT. sly-- "Nr
we've So tinipr uuair ~ to buy stcund d-llnu
prd,tcad for oar hired w9mtu, and no sooner
tat aumWhr h"guu than wc i"uht 20 nut -4f
,risr that u;r hon Hu- uYor#luu with n'ihu-s
We'd we trisd s"ap sud-, turpcu'inc. carbon oii
4.lu halt tiur,u utilr articles, but Wilh only
i..auuia.N .glIrl We hgd tu -syi auh H.l$ g'rf
.iaii aud gather th"u' uu, Eii Nr - all hni, lana
he hu,ia. Sa- ful ol th.iu. At At "c'ricd Sw"-
dish Insect Powder. with ltll, faith IN O., oui
M pilic.iioE t1ld 'hr da. II did the work
lu!ck a. .ilttul %; 1t almost Instantly He'd All
sc cuula react; aud ugu9U the entire balance
ont oI the house We we're d.lIghtcd; sur
pri-ci. N.Et nisht. rhoJt midnight, We went
Tor them ~ in. b to uHr distp pnililh,h', l"i
= bag could bc found, only lc" th'ilf' "nn
that ~ ~ AL! aud we nave not seen mug npnu'
the luusr ~mcr. Ne wug!d nuj TAKE oiuN ~
sold fur bottle of II II "" could not r,pl ' IT,
a., worth more than lis weight 4u %'ib "
.,lhuCr.
FOR FLFAS IN dogs, cats, Sc, little dHs'-
iur OF il drives them ont uf A'i.s them llhc Ieisj
outright prd docs not iujgre the aniuais.
FDN l'OI LIhl 1t l. uncquuieo IN ocfa-
,ilnala lcaiiui, IN ,hc ats aud shou; hy tDnst
Viii rid every chicken house ot iis most dread
cd enemy
ron MOSG AUTOS "A tcaspoonfal hcaped
5n IA saucer and Ii shtcd at the top sends ni a
pleasant perfume but deadly su.ukc 10 these
ir.phlc=oipc nightly yiai'pr, 4nd In ics. thHn
hsir lH A.uI your rDoiG h. cutiIrly rii ct fhe.".
Ihcy ,trGp down. pat ,ls @rd, aud ncNrr got ~
again You sleep IN peace
FOR An Is 1t Kills them and drives the"
out No insect life can live near 1t, but TO hu-
utap or animal ilc II Is harmless
We have neither me nor space 10 dwell on
th,, at tscuvrry oi this great bDou. The -iin1i,
fact ma, It will do all and more than We claim
tor il l. sulcicnl.
Ia Is FULLY WAR; ANTEp.
II in any IN lance, after iar 'rlhl, I fiil5 20
lh hall what we ella m tor u, we WIZ rcipnd yon
money Giyrit d triul aud you Nill nv mppy
N.itIrps- AT Jrtl,r- 10 JAS. n. ] JIlNSbN y
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WARNING ORDER,
is MISSISSIPPI CIH"CIr COURT 10 'Al D.
rrnRf f4.f

Th1mltE -fu.-.1ea. r4sltrs
Nt fI L+stfr
: 81. Jones' alif 49, Defendants
i.Ir.-s
IAeaUoyc Marcel ro,.lrs' j,rl .tsuaa1.. q
~. i.' srgs, S. Haru.j 80 siN f .f .i- .a3
1 l,l.Iu tnIrly day- Uui answer .h. Hin.. Hi H'
the pall.lu, Thomas o. Muss.I.
" itur.s my hlud 'i.- NrgI.t .a.
BEN ~ BAtti.-. t.c.-.
Ly ilurh lt hrs r...I. % A.
NsHui-h q ',uupcs, A Fl. l+ Cor rlIiujIt.
Tnumuaou g. Darlington, Attl. t.r Defend %.
T-l2-i
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- EoEg.. or tiii}s.p

Cures 3 cases foy - cts. in oash or
Stamps. Mailed by JOHN Parham.
Atlanta, GA. dl.
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Fine Graycrly Chcwing Tobac-
go at ID. r. G, PHEwrT'S.I
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IRIS FULLY WARRANTED.

II in any IN 'iancc, after fair rial, i i3il5 10
lh hall ~ n3t We ella m tor r. we WEI rcipd your
p,,u.y Gf,rit a trinI aud you H ill nv happy.
NIdrcs- at 1r,lrr~ 10 JAS. IL. J OiiNSuN y
80. iGs mi'Auaid street. Pittsbmgh. Pa.
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Ii you want anything in the
Druggists line, go TO
DR.. i. G. nREW.-r.
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Osccoia Rain Drops.

Zlcleva,.t assortment of Je,gelry,
AT SrowEIL & HENz.
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The reports OF the peach crop in Delaware and
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low prices 1t is estimated that over 3, go, 900
bushels will be shipped from Delaware and lower
MARYLAND.
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STILL THE RUSH CONTINUES AT THE

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sls for YACHT CLOTH SUIT worth s25.
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g tel Blue u e EI,AN s;s COATS worth s..
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The wraDgle in Congress about site for the
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MEDICINE FOR WOMAN.
PREPARED BY A WOMAN

GINhdAlS VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Is POSITIVE CURE
keS all thoss Painful Complaints and Weaknesses 90
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fREELf.-I1
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tem-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-22
THE KING OF THE MILLINERs!

THE KING OF THE MILLINERS!
THE GREAT SLAUGHTER STILL CONTINUES AT
KINGS PALACE,
s1A SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
BEFORE REBUILDING
THIS WEEKS sPECIALTIES:
PLUMES. at Il cents; st.n better at 81. rs and
$3.50; some very excellent at 50 and 81. so.
IN OUR DEPARTMENT OF TRIMMED HATS
Some very good drives are to be had. IMPORTED
HATS and BONNETS. which sold formerly at SIS
and $40. are now offered at IS. S. and 81. Our
Trimmed well as Untrimmed Goods in Chill
DREN'S. MISSES and LADIES' HATS will he sold
without reserve. Our MANILA HATS specially,
which formerly sold at "a. selling at 81 only.
RIBBONS.
SASH RIBBONS for commandments; SASHEs for
school examinations; RIBBONS to please ALL at
prices that gladden. the hearts of the ladies; RIB
BONS by the thousand.
FRENCH FLOWERS.
Lovely Sprays at IS. 80 and 75c.-magnifcent and
beautiful-an exquisite selection at unheard-of low
prices.
LACES.
Elegant SPANISH and ORIENTAL LACES at less than
importation prices. Fine Heavy Black TREBLE
ENGLISH CREPE at So and So. Is per yard. LINEN
LISTERS at 81 and $1.25.
DO NOT FAIL TO c LII AND EXAMINE OUR
PRICES. WE ARE BOUND TO SELL TO CLEAR
OUR STOCK. Remember
KINGS PALACE,
No. 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
eE Bear in mind we have no connection with any
other establishment in this city je2O
prick. BRICK. BRICK.
and prepared to furnish at the shortest notice and
the lowest rates. q Brick including
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-22
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

NOR SALE-FIvE FINE DRIVING AM
~ saddle Horses; also. a fine pair OF Morgan
foa will sell them at bargain; also. ahandsome Drag
glass Landau and the most complete light family Car
riage in the city also. two cheap 4-seaed Car
street. ie01 ~