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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09
They Gave Him a Raise.

A BAzoo reporter was told by Mr.. j. r.
Antics, Yesterday, of a comical sight he
witnessed i'm ST. Louis, the other day and
of the good fortune which resulted To the
parties who were the chief actors in the
show.
Mr.. Antics was standing on the corner of
Fourth and Pine streets, when his attention
was attracted To queer procession moving
along the street, the centre figure of which
was two-wheel wagon, with a low box
body, covered bv dirty sheet, under
which was woman and four chill
dren, with mongrel mass of
household and kitchen furniture, such as
il was.
This was pulled by man, evidently the
head of the household, and his oldest boy,
working tandem fashion. When they got
opposite the Merchants Exchange, the
well-kuown George NJ. Balm saw them. His
risibles and sympathies were both brought
into play and, calling on a few brother
members, he made rush for the comical
outfit.
The team was halted and
taken into the exchange room,
where the man told his story. He said he
was on his way from Arkansas to Illinois,
and as he had family, which he did not
care to leave behind, and had no horses or
other quadrupeds. not even the proverbi al
waller" dog, he had worked himself and
boy into harness and in this way had
reached St Lonis.
Then Mr.. Balm made a touching appeal
to the crowd which had assembled and i'm
jiffy 500 were raised and given To the
man with which to buy an outfit,
Ii is said when the pseudo horse got the
money he grinned grin - broad that il
wa with difficulty gotten out I'll the door.
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A few days since party of gen.
tlemen were together. One man, q
joker, stepped up to member Of the
party. and holding a long hair before
his eve, said:
See here, cid fellow, this looks sus-
picious. Tell me, where did this long
hair come FROM
why that's from my wife's head :"
care you sure Of tit"
''Sure of it Of course | am. You
don't suppose you would find any
other woman's hair about me, do you?"
mo, probably not; but l am sorry
you are so sure it is your wite's hair,
for 1 Just picked it of the coat OF this
gentleman" pointing to friend near
by.
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have been closely connected with the de-
ceased in the practice OF our profession.
should expires, our sympathy and condo
friend. and hear our tribute to his many
virtues and noble character i'm all the
walks of life
Resolved. That i'm the death of VIM. l..
Felix the Pettis county bar has lost an in
dustriouS, talented and able LAWYER; our
city and county true, upright and honora-
BILE citizen the church conscientious
member his wife loving husband, and
his children kind ami indulgent father
Resolved, That our deceased brother in
his lifetime was ever genial, courteous and
gentlemanly in his intercourse with the
members al our profession, and that We,
the members of the Pettis county bar,
deeply deplore his untimely death. and
cOndOle and sympathize with his afflicted
family, ami will attend in body the
funeral Of deceased.
Resolved, That copy of these resOlu-
tions be spread upon the records OF all the
courts of Petiis county. and published in
our city papers, and that copy thereof be
presented Ia the family oi our deceased
Ill. L. SINNETr, Com.
Il. g.. Durham
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
WHEREAS. The Supreme Dictator of the
| inverse has removed from our compan-
iun>hip on carIn Our beloved brother, w. l..
Felix. Il m,>t worthy and useful member
of Prairie Lodge, Ne. 1885, h. of III.
Resolved. That by The death of Brother
Felix this ln,se has lost one of its most
active ami devoted members; his family Il
most aiitctiona;e father ami considerable
husband. and the community a most useful
and energetic citizen.
Resolved, That while we tender t. his
bereaved family our deepest sympathy in
this, their greatest earthly affection, We are
vet conscious that no expression of it
on our part can assuage the grief that
.dwells In their hearts, or To alleviate the
anguish that oppre>,es their souls.
Resolved, That a copy OF these resOlu-
tions be presented to the family; that they
be spread on the minutes of the lodge, and
that a copy be furnished to the Sedalia pa
pers for publication; and, further, that our
charter be draped in mourning for thirty
days. q. L. HAWK,
i. Soils Com.
|. McPHERSoN.
TIE usual resolutions of respect were
passed BY the Knights OF Pythia,. OF which
order he was a respected member.
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Claimed bY Death.

X. L. Gentry is in receipt vi letter
from MIR. j. III. Boutwell,, at Boulder, Col,
announcing the death OF his sister, Miss
Minnie Boutwell,, on the End inst, OF con-
sumption. Deceased left her home at
Flora, Ill.,, some time ago, in hopes that
change OF climate might prove beneficial,
but such was not the case. Mr.. Boutwell,
had been with her constantly for the past
two months, and all that human skill
awaited was done in her behalf. She Was
a most exemplary young lady, and only
twenty-three wears of age.
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sorts of punishment. But nothing good
in the way ol discipline ever comes ont of
that Nazareth of maternal stcrming.
The Young men and women, IA d rule. do
moi chip in a. lively Is they might towards
supporting the family. They are loaier>
and street walkers. You can see them al
the depot, or on the sunny sides of the
streets. lounging. laughing and disgusting
every one by their presence. What their
future will I've is not hard To predict.
Growing mp i'm idleness. vice and sensualitv,
they are fast becoming unfit for a presence
i'm civilized communities.
But there are MANY of these people who
are striving against poverty, ignorance.
prejudice. caste. To build up a comfortable
little home and lead honest lives. They
send their children To school and do all
they can to bring them into good men and
women They deserve credit for this fight
against such mighty odd>.
The religious zeal Of this people has al
most passed into a proverb. The church
Ia them is the very gate oi heaven. Their
preachers never lack for congregations
and the ir services are always warm. earn
est and loud. or this nothing new can he
told. Tor they themselves have been the
best prociaimers of this feature of their
character.
But the walk i ended. the scribe has
bat skinned the surface at this. L" him al
least, Interesting subject. and what he has
written IL hut poor picture al the life of
people separate and apart from H., even
while in apparent union and minglins.
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\ few weeks since the BAZoo added to
It's already large supply OF presses another
marvellous and monster machine, costing
about II 900, suitable for doing all kind.
OF book, pamphlet and chromatic poster
printing, rarely equalled anywhere, and
never vet touched in Central or Western
Missouri. Fair associations, racing clubs.
etc, will find it to their advantage 10 con-
suit the BAZOO job printing establishment
for prices, ETC., before ordering elsewhere.
AS a newspaper for the people now liv-
ing, The BAzOO has no equal. 1t is daily
filled with the cream of the news, leaving
other journals the skim milk to satisfy the
appetites OF their meagre number OF read
ers. As an evidence of its present and
growing prosperity in popularity with the
masses, we append the following figures o
circulation for the six days, ending May
9Th. 1882
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Money for a Rainy Day.

"For six years my daughter was sick
from kidney and other disorders. We had
used up our savings on doctors, when our
dominic advised us to try Parker's Ginger
Tonic. Four bottles effected cure, and
as a dollars worth has kept our family
we'll over a year, We have been able to lay
by money again for rainy day. A Poor
Mans Wife.
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A PrOpOSitiOn.

The first person in Pike county. llli-
nois, who sends correct solution of the
following conundrum will be sent the
WEEKLY B,ZoO for one year, free:
Why does hen lay eggs in daytime?
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How to Save. .

All hard workers are subject to bilious
attacks which may end i'm dangerous ILL.,
ness Parker's Ginger Tonic will keep
the kidneys and liver active, and by pre-
venting the attack save much sickness,
loss of time and expense. Delay at such
times means danger.
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Beauty Regained.

The beauty and color Of the hair NAV be
safely regained hy using Parker'> Hair
Bal>an. which il much admired for Il,
perfume. cleanliness and dandrufi eradi-
eating properties.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09
The Distinguishing Charm.

4 delightful fragrance of freshly gath
cred flowers and spices is the Distinguishing
charm of Floreston's Cologne.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09

The Increased circulation IN HE
WEEKLY BAzoo within three weeks
past has been IA copies-that is,
IA greater number circulated than
three weeks ago.
This is what is called q booming news
paper.
Read the whole OF the seventy-twO col
umns OF matter in to-day's paper before
you go to church and it will give you .
better appetite for the sermon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09

For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster Price p cents. Fos
sale by all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09

-SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure l. sold bv ~ on guarantee IL cures
consumption For sale nv all druggists.
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SUMNER SILKS. SUMNER SILKS,

80 CENTS. 81 CENTS. 60 CENTS. IS CENTS
Spring Dress Goods, new shades at 20 and 25c.
ladies' Cloth, new colors for suits walking Jackets
Six Damasses, new colors. handsome patterns 81 and
$12 f'' ~ 1870
New Parasols. lined, large size ats2
Nuns Yelling, new colors, ell wool Csc
Boys Cloth for Spring Suits. 25c. 37c., Soc
Novelties in Dress Trimmings, Csc, Sic, Soc
Sheeting Cotons % wide, 25c., &c., Sic.
Mattings best quality, Fancy Checks, 25c., soc.
Dress Goods all co,ors. only 10c,
Black Cashmeres. all wool. Sc. So, 60c.
Tinsel Dress Goods. Roman Stripes and Paids.
Job in Cream Table Damask, extra fine, Soc.
Fine all wool White FLANNEL. only 25c.
India Linens new Dress Material, Doc &c.
Best Feather proof Bed Ticking, only Csc.
Best make Of all wool Bunting, silk fnish 25c.
Cream Damask Iowels 45 inches long, Csc.
Finest quality Madras Ginghams, II and 15c.
Persian Lawn new Dress Material, 25c., Soc. Ste.
Satin Parasos. gilt ribs. Spanish lace. and lined, e.
$3.50, s..
BIeached Table Damask. &c., &C., 7Sc.
Cloth for Mems wear. &c., 62c., 7Sc.. 81.
White Counterpanes, &c., 75c.. 81 81. As. 81, So
Brussels Carpets reduced to CSC. 75c., and 85c.
Spring Cashmeres. Spring TsMetas, ETC., etc., etc.
Parssols Twilled SILK 81. 60 s. So. SO. Is. $50
Colored Dress Silks. new coOrS, extra heavy a. e. 10.
Carpets at cost. Carpets ct cost
New Hosiery. Al the lnteet stylfs.
New stock Of Liale Thread Gloves, newest styles.
Extraordinary bargains offered IN every department. q
TOWS0NsS.
M 636 penugy1yanda syenua (south ddal.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

CHOW WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL ROLLS
- and Biscuits will be guaranteed If you CERES.
the celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour which
awarded the First Premium all other competi.
at the National Fair 1879. and again the First
Premium, IN the shape of very handsome gold medal
in 1880 and 1881. The mers claim that barrel OF
Ceres will turn out forty loayes more bread than any
other -four in America. STERLING ST. LOUIS
FANCY of the beautiful Winter Wheat Patent
Flours ever offered to the trade unexcelled by any
other Patent except Ceres and Will please the most
acting housekeeper and satisfy the most fasdious epl
cure. RELIANCE, splendid Minnesota Patent Flour.
made by the celebrated Hunga Process Ii q
cheap and beautiful Patent within the reach Of al
classes and guarantee will give satisfaction to every
one who will try it GOLDEN HILL, the old reliable
stand by and the Standard Family Flour of the District
and equal to great many so-caed Patent hours. The
Millers or Manufacturers Of GOLDEN HILL have spent
about $40, 600 in remodeling their MILL and have intro
duced the celebrated Roller system. ard consequent
ly Golden Hill is not only magnificent Family Flour.
but it is really patent hour with the great advantage
that it he bought for considerably less money than
a great many Patent Process nours not white,
nor nutritious Golden Hill. For sale 10y all
Wholesale Depot LIST street and Indiana
avenue. WM. Nj. GAIT CO.,
Who also the Sole Wholesale Agents the District
Of Heckers Celebrated Self raising Flour and Buck.
wheat m3
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusement. TO.night,

FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-"Uncle Toms Cabin
NATIONAL THEATER-"A Priests Vow"
CAPITAL THEATER--Variety entertainment.
ODD FELLOWS HALL-WOrld's Museum
WILLARD's HALL-Prof. Carpenter.
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STONE RINGS, set in gold, at Prlgg's.

SPECIAL SALE tomorrow of Spanish lace goods,
cream and black lace, 2jc-; ties, 70, b and 49,
extra quality, Sc, 81; silk mttS. 25c.; new lot
real Lisle lace top gloves, 25c. Mrs. Max Weyl,
agt, 112 TIN street NV
NJ AUGENSTEIN. S17 7th St n. W.. offers for to-
morrow the following great bargains: Breakfast
sets, containing . pes, S1-65: chamber sets, 81 09
. sheets paper, p envelopes, lead pencils, bot
tie mucilage, combination penknife, PLAGUE on
easel. 4ic.; Japanned waiter and 4 dozen footed
fruit saucerS &c.,; porcelain lined saUceplnS 15c.
Sqt coffee pots, 14c patent potato Washers Scrub
bling brushes, clothes lines, velvet frames hand
mirrors, napkins, handkerchiefS, salt and pepper
shakers. 90. apiece. Special bargains In baby car
rfageS, trunks and decorated ware.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN RIBBONS in all the
leading shades, four and five inches wide, war
rantetf all silk, at 35 cents per yard fresh Tot
OF those desirable black plumeS al 81 and 81 50
eol0red, DO Great bargains in hats and bohnets,
both trimmed and untrimmed. All the scarce
shapes in black chips on hand.
Ne sell what We advertise.
J. L. BLoUT,
10 18th street northwest.
new GOODS and presents daily, at Young'A
HENFLER has glasses Of every description, sure.
JUST OUT.-Guiteau's book: price, IS cts For
eale al The hotels and bookstores It is full OF in
DOrtalt ideas
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For SATURDAY ONLY-Linen towels, &C.; regu-
ular made bal hose, 23c.; CSC. corset at 4Sc.
ladies' fancy-bOrdered hdkf., &C., at Clark'S new
store, 732 9TH street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-05

THE GREAT CRANK CARDS have arrived. For
sale by all card, novelty and news dealers Nor
risOn Duval, publishers
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AT CLARK's NEW STORE, 732 It'll street. specially
Is made of hosiery and underwear. Special reduc-
uOnS for Saturday.
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LADIES' SOLID GOLD WATCHES, $3.50; gents
watches, etc, etc. II. A. LadSOn, 52S 9th street.
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.AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb. "Ward" prints 45c. per Id.
Also. cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
SC. per Of Cream. 15c. pint
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RELIABLE CLoTH1NG-Geo. Spransy, 5O7 7th S

AT A MEETING OF the Naval Institute, held last
evening, paper on 1.-The Ammen Ram" was pre-
sented by VIM G. Gibbons, of Wilmington, Del
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WHY, have you read it? if not do so at once, we
mean A. Straus' new advertisement, in another
nn1
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FIVE CASES OF CHOICE STYLES PACIFIC LAWNS
worth I2H cents, at s cents per yard.
YoUNG & STERN. sol nth street.
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Go TO 914 Pennsylvania avenue, and save money
in buying all kinds OF frSt-clasS meats Wholesale
OF retail.
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REFRTGER tTORS AND Ice CHESTS.-FactOry prices
ct j. W. Schaefer'S, 1920 18th street northwest
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Aliens Brain Food is the Most Reliable
tonic for the brain and generative organs. 1t posi-
lively cures nervous debility, loss OF memory, and
all seminal and sexual weakness. All druggists
81 bottle; six for S.. Stott Cromwell, $50 Pa.
ave. NV.
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CITY ITEMS.

Mems and Boys Hats.
spring Style Fine Silk Hats s., worth 6;
Closing out 6t1 and Soft Felt Hats, cheap;
splendid assortment Mems and Boys Straw Hats,
all styles colors and prices, from q cts to "a, at
Lewis, $40 It'll street northwest
N.B-PTfce plainly marked in each hat
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CRANK CARDS make the old folks weep, the
babies sleep. CreahenS, 9th street wing Cente
market
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PEKIscoPic EYE GLASSES, 81; celluloids, $50; q
Prigg'S.
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DRY GOODS.

w n. SINISTER 4 SONS
Are receiving daily additions to their Large Stock Of
CHOICE DRESS GOODS.
ECRUE SWISS MUSLINS.
| BATIsTE ROBES WITH EMBROIDERY.
MERv LAWNS, which are Very New and Beautiful.
MADRAS GINaHAMs.
PERG CAL AND BINGHAM DRESSES. with EN-
Beautiful Quality Of LINEN LAWNS in New Styles.
FINE WHITE GOODS. Of every Grade and Texture
PoNGEE AND PoNGEE EMBROIDERY.
PRINTED PoNGEE. the Newest and Coolest Article
FOULARD SILKS. AT Is CENTS.
LoU1sINE AND sURAH CHECKS. 75c.
GUINET AND BONNET BLACK SILKS, In every
grade. Special bargain at s. and s.. 50. '''
GOOD BLACK SILKS for 81. s1.25 ands1.5o.
NEW PARAsOLs AND SUN UMBRELLAS
MISSES ;s,o AND LADIES' FANCY HOSE. in Silk and
CHOICE BLACK GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
AND THE LARGEST STOCK OF FASHION.
ABLE DRESS GOODS AND NOVEL
TIES KEPT IN THIS MARKET.
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS.
s1s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
The Best is the Cheapest. m3
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Catarr2l Of the Bladder.
Singing irritation. Inflammation, all Kidne,
and Urinary Complaints, cured by "Buchupaiba.
81. Depot, StOtt & Cromwell. 6
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrpTcER,
WASHINGTON. DC. May 5, 1882, $50 am
For the middle Atlantic states, cloudy, rainy
weather. winds mostly easterly, stationary or
higher temperature, lower pressure.
Special Weather RuIletin.
LOCAL RAINS TOMORROW
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin To the Dress:-
The following rainfals In inches are reported for
tie past twenty-four hours: Louisville, %; Co
lumbus, i.73: Cincinnati, l01; Indianapolis, 1.6s;
Springfield Ill, IA; KeOEuk, 1-50; Des MoineS,
2l5. NOrtheaSterly winds prevail 10 the north
west, lake region andyniddle states; southeriy in
tine southern states the temperature has fallen
about 100 in the northwest, lake region and New
England and risen slightly In the southern st ties
Local r-ins are indicated for Saturday I'm New
England, middle states, south Atlantic and east
gull states.
THE FOLLOWING GREAT BARGAINS VIII be sold to-
morrow only at X. GOllschmid'S, sl2 9TH st. n
w: Handsome painted gallon ice coolers. 81
worth S175; gallon, Sl.15; refrigeratOrs and fee
chests OF the best manufacture at reduced prices;
1cc hatchetS, &c; cakes or LubnS soap for &C.:
sh0e-bruSh, with boxes OF blIctiDg, 15c; hair
brushes, Sc, worth 20c-; stove brushes, with 5
manufacture prices; / london tOoth-pick stand,
with eco tooth picks. 1Oc-; large Japdned dust
pan, with brush, f1c.; 1l-inch japanese folding
fan7, for SC. worth 49,. fine porcelain cups and
sa1ceTS, SOC. half doZ extra large size cuSpadoreS
different cOlors 17c; 90 It. clothes line, 10; 80 IT.
He. clothes brushes l0i large Scrubbng brushes,
g.: tuublerS. with engraved band, 25c. half dOZ.
loot tin water bucket, boxes OF laundry blue,
80 clothes pins, large scrubbing brush and zinc
mination will take place in the evening.
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Norfolk Ovster DeDOt,

Received daily Hard and Soft Shell Crabs, Little
Neck Clans, at wholesale and retail, by N. White
q Co., 621 street northwest
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Does Your Head Ache!
LOdille'S Specific cures the worst case in to 81
minutes. 20 cents. At all drug stores
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For FINE PARASoLs, go to Young's, $50 9TH street
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| Hub Punch,
prepared OF pure old liquors and aromatic fruit
juices, surpasses any punch or tOddy made on the
spur OF the moment
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If it is Headache

by using German Corn Remover can wear glove
hitting" boots with ease and comfort
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FussELL's Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo
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Of any kind that troubles you you need never have
another attack. Send $3.50 to DR.. c. w. Benson,
Baltimore, Md, and he will send you by return
mall boxes OF his Celery and Chamomfle Pills,
and they Will permanently cure you OF drug
gistS, so cents a box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-05

There are Many Forms
OF nervous debility in that yield 10 the OF
Carriers Iron Pills. These who are troubled with
nervous weakness, night sweats, &C., should try
them
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STYLISH CLoTHiNG-Geo Spransy, 5O7 9TH ST.
5OCENT silks, satlns, vevets. Young's, 736 18th St
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Edmund
Dutch and Alice Baten, OF Frederick City: Cald.
Wei ID. Golden and Alice f. Greenfield; James b.
higgins and Johannah Armstrong, both OF Prince
Nm Wtlliam county, va; w E. Handy, OF Kansas
city, Mo-, and Elite Hickenlooper; Bent Platter
and Fannie Ford; Samuel E. Leggons and Maria
A. Mumford; w. j. Wilson and Alice Al, Barnett
OF PHILADELPHIA
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PERSONAL.

A LII RIGHT. COME AHEAD.
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The HENRY HIGHLAND g ARNETT MEMORIAL MEET
rary Association at the I9th-street BAPTIST church
last evening, was largely attended. John f. Cook
presided, and Frederick Douglass occupied a seat
ON the stage. Rev. Alex. Crummell, D. pro-
nOunced an eloquent eulogy upon the deceased.
Inc music was furnished by the choir of the 18TH
street presbyterian church, OF which Garrett was
at one time pastor. Mr.. Douglass and Bishop Tur-
ner, OF the CINE. conference, made addresses
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| FISH MARKET.-Sold by r. A. Golden agent :
10000 herring, from S5h to 81 per thousand; 200
shad, from s14 to $40 per hundred; 200 punches
/ rock and perch, from 10 to 80 cents per bunch.
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The SELIKA CoNCERT.-Capt. c. A. Fleetwood
II stated that the Selka Concert for the benefit of
the corps will take place at Lincoln hall this even
Ing, rain or shine: that Madame Selika is now in
the city, and Will sing; that Miss Caddie E. Parke
VIII make her first appearance as advertised; and
that all reports to the contrary OF either OF the
above statements are absolutely untrue