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by the forelock, aud prepared for cold weather.
Our building is llled from basement to attic with
and men, Eiseman Brothers, clothiers and tallors,
corner eth and K
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SPECIAL FOR TO-DAY OSIY.-2oo rairS children's
Aeeled lace SHOES IS :: 125 pairs lad 81 box toe XII
button: go pairs gents stylish solid CATERS and
laced, 81 Is, worth <75. Special bargains In fine
boots and Shoes. Hshn'S, $40 7th street and 1879
Pennsylvania avenue.
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The Place where

all can be suited is the most desired and such a
place is Noah Walker Co.'S, clothicrs 625 Penn
sylvania avenue Their stock, comprising men
and boys clothing, is superb and every one going
there can't help being suited.
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CARPETS! CARPETS!!
ENGLISH KIDDERMINsTER CARPETS,
Best Ingram Carpet msde-50 choice bright new stv,es
80 Cents.
BRUSSELS CARPETS.
seyenty-fve Handsome styles,
At Is cts. IS cts. 80 cts, and IS cts.
INGRAM CARPETS.
Beautiful Patterns-S7 cts. and 60 cts yard,
ENGLISH OIL CLOIHs-ALL WIDTHS.
81 cts. As cts. 80 cts. So cts, co cts.
VELVET RUGS. MOQUETTE RUGS. SMYRNA
RUGS. TAPESTRY RUGS,
rs etc.. 81. 81 81. 80. 81. rs. s.. s2.so. s.
FLOOR DRuaGGTs-AIL SIZES MADE.
S.. SO. 81. %. 50. $40. etc.
RAG. LIST. COTTAGE AND HEMP CARPETS.
Carpets sewed aud Laid. cts. Carpet Lining. eta.
TOW Ms,
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS,
ESQ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
90 South Side.
CLATE MANTEIs-A LARGE AND NEW STOCK
y Of the above goods now be found a4 the Fsctoy
street near coEner 9th street 1erthweN. Whosssse
~
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Ii il Impossible

and Its untold miseries can keep in good condition
by moderate use or Ayers Pills. the SureSt,
safest and most reliable cathartic.
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MARRIED,
VIC nnfar,n-l
DIED.

vAUGHAN-DAvIs. October 25th, 1882. at the resi-
dence of the brides Their. by the Rev. Mr.. WALTON
SAMUEL j. VAUGHAN and MATTE j. DAVIS
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WEIsKY--Where did IL originate? No ms tier
thousand use It; no harm results II the pure ar
tice rs uSf The Darling Brand, pure rye, sold only
by Chris XlnteT, at Gil 9Th street, is guaranteed
for purity. IL Is sixteen years OLD. Try IL.
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POPULAR PHOToGRAPHIC PORTRArTs.-Davis' fine
photographs. by his new and wonderful inStanta-
neous process, Is acSnow edged by all to be slpe-
flor la expression. position, fine artistic effects
ami briiiancy OF finish TO any before made in
this city. 9g5 PenDa. ave
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Burnest,s Geronimo.

the best and chez pest Hair Dressing. IL Kills dan
run, allays irritation, and promotes a vigoro
growtl. OF the hair
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Fox HE1rrH use Pennsylvania coke

BOYS AND CHILDRES'S CLOTHING q speciality at
Lew Newnyer's, 73i 9Th street.
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How rs TEIS For A &c. DINNER soup. veye-
Table; roast beef, D ked chicken, with dressing:
game, stew, potatoes, Stewed tom .toeS, lima
beans. green corn, celery, tea, coffee and milk
Pastry-Apple, -veet potsto ana pumpkin pie:
olsnc III tnge pudding. Ice cream and cake; at the
LeDroit Dining Room, sic street northwest
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CITY ITEMS.


kAoto AZ Low kH1C00.
Gentemen's fashionable Silk Hats, @;
Green, blue, dahlia and brown Derbys. g 20 s.;
Latest styles mems black stin Hats. $50 TO s.;
Youths black and coored Derbys, 81, worth $3.50;
Our mems "Dollar Hats are unequallei;
Splendid assortment OF boys and childrens' Hats,
all coorS, at popular prices, good school Hats
so. 75c. and $l,) ut Lewis $40 eth ST., bet and
NV. Established 1863
n B.-Price plainly marked in each hat
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A TREASURE FOR Your ALgUM.-The elegant
chrc.no card Presented today only TO every Gus
toner at EahI's, $40 7th street
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The following great bargains VIII be sold for one
week: Ladies' goat lace sho.s IS cents 81, 81 25
$i3V: me eS' h2tfc lace shoes b. $3.50; glove Kid
ana calI Lice $50 -: ladies' goat and XII button
10 cents up oar $3.50 common sense button hard
10 beat Our $3.50 French heel Kid q beauty
kd IN tAree shapes Hand-S-wed button In goat
ana Kid Misses and childs school shoes 80 cents
10 LADIES WOOL lined balls and button. Wool
nhed and einorold. SLIPPERS 80 cents up. Consumer
over SHOES all kinds Ladies' and mems gum
Doots ana @TctlcS Mems fine calf boots 50 so 10 So
Mems hand-Sewel CATERS 81 10 IS. Mems work
shoes a. cents TO 81 JOB lot mems boots 81 so 81
Boys and youths boots 81 10 1850
l. HEILBRUN,
ft2 9Th street.
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How can Mrs Thompson, 931 street north
west, aYJrd such lovely hair sw it hes for only 50
and IS; AMI those beautiful ''ThomI6on Waves
viii make every woman vain.
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ENDLESS VARIETY of overcoats, all the latest
styles and shades. Lew Newmyer, ia 9TH street
between G. and III.
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FI,HoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

rI,HoMAs DOWNING. Auctoneer.
CHANcERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIY-
OF TIE SEVENTH sTREET TURNPIKE,
NEAR The BnWAhD UNIVERSITY, BE.
TMEEN T-UMBULL STREET AND HOWARD
AVENUE.
BY virtue If decree of the Supreme Cou It of theeS
District Of c. lunbia passed the 9Th day of Janu- tM
airy, 1891, in equity cause No. g. 364, wherein ~
Oliver B. Magruder Is complainant and JOHN w. Beall
ct ell defendants the undersigned TRUSTEE viii sell AT
Fol O'Clock t. NJ. On WEDNESDAY HE FIJI
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882 the fol-
lowing described property, in parcels, according to
plat Ned In the cause, viz: All chat part OF
tract Of lgad in Washington county. in the District
OF Columbia. known rs Mount Pleasant and being O
part f Lot No. three g. the division Of said tract
lana fronting the eastern boundary of the Seventh
street turnpike leading to lockvi and containing
Square acre OF land bounded the north by w. D.
Bea purchae, and the south by tina. sold to
Aar VI Gattrl, tocethe with 81 the rnIrovelnents
&c. Said property subdvidel into los Of 30 to %
eet roat, with depth Of 2US feet. One Of said lots
l. Improved 10y large threestory brick dwelling and
outl plse-
erms of sale: one-third OF the purchase money cash
in hand, the der IN three equal inst; lnenta.
pay bic - twelve and eighteen months from the
ter Il the of six pee cent Ter aGnum from
date Of se. Al c0nveyancing at cost OF purchaser.
Taxes he paid by the Trust cut the OF
eaie. de- oeit Of $50 each lot required day Of
ST. IL the terns f sale not compile with in
days The TRUSTEE the right 10 resell the pro.
PEE the risk cost OF the deaulting purchaser.
o2s-d HARVEY L.. PA Z, Trustee.
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BRIGHT'S DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS female
weakness, nervous diseases, fntemperance aDJ
excuses are speedily cured BIZ Hunts Re medy.
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A LITTLE GIRL FoUSn.-That wonderful picture
store. ~ %h street, between and f. streets. one
square from Pennsylvania avenue. j. j. g.
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NIT. A. Nv. Lille.
For Thick Heads.

West Washington, says: 81 can safely recommend
Browns Iron Bitters, as 1t gives general satisfac-
tfOnn
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Many lose their beauty from the hair falling or
iadfng. farker'S Hair Bll53in supplies necessary
n0ur 'shnlent, prevents railing and grayness, anu
is an elegant dressing.
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A Good Enyesfneut.

My wife said / WIS fool when brought HON
a bottle OF Parkers Ginger Tonic. But when
broke up my cough, drove away ner neuralgia an
cured b2uy'S Gy> EMERY she thought had made
good investnent-N y. Tutor
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EVERYBODY AsToNISBED at the low prices Lew
Newmyer is selling his fine clothing ia 7fh
street, between @ and III.
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ANTIQUE LAcEs. bargains, 1oc. I'd. Co,

ONE new improved singer machine, slightly
used, SIS At Auerbach's, corner 7th and SIS.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
NssHTNGToS. DC, Oct. -. 1892. 9 3 - q. n.
For the middle Atlantic states light local rains.
followed by partly cloudy, slightly warmer
weather. northeast TO SOUTHEAST winds; In north
ern portions lower barometer.
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NEW YoRK's LATEST PRETTY COMFORTS at Coch-
Yane'S.
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REAL GUIruRE LAcEs. bargains, at Coehrancs.

IRON SAFES REPAIRED, burglar alarms, speaking
TUBES at j. II. kuchlnyS. 419 18th 81; northwest.
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EXC WoRsTED PLAIDs, g., at j. Z. Young's.
SATIN DoLAAsss ami circulars, half price, 736 18th
street.
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4 Loss PrcYcurcd.

Burnett's FlayOring Extracts
are invariably acknowledged the purest an;
best A.,
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: THE CAPITAL" tO-InorroYv, W Ill have good de;
q interesting reading ior the ladies.
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CITIZENS from H. W. and s. W. and n. @ and 8. G.
q Cochrane'S for bargains before holidays
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FINE WALL PAPERS.
r. ". HENDERSON & Co., 1113 street
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appIe observation-disclosures, catNaftlc- 10 and 25c.
Tangier Oyster Depot and Rcstaurant,
9th near E-Johnson's Choice steamed roast and
brolled oysters All selected. Ladies' saloon first
floor.
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The CAPITAL VIII have something to say about
Beecser anu InseTsJu Tomorrow
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FrssELLs ICE CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
GERMAN hand-Snit jackets at Auerbach's, corner
9TH and H.
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NEW MUSICAL ESTABLISHMENT.

After being connected with the Music Store o. Ellis
signed in January last determined to withdSaw
that firm and accordingly did the first of Sep
tember ntmo Having by close business application
dent OF his ability to make like of estab
lishment entirely under his contro,, ard has just
opened q new az handsome Store at
No. 915 STREET. NEAR 9TH NORTHWEST.
where he is prepared to old friends new with
PIANOS, ORGANS, MUSIC,
and every description of MCsICAL MERCHANDIsE
usually found in frrtclass Musical establishment.
Having during the past twenty Years, sold and tested
in every way the
EMERSON PIANOS,
he has accepted the agency for their sale washneton
and as medium priced Piano, is prepared to
ceience OF tone anu Workmanship those Of other
lnaker.
BE has also secured the agency for the sale of the
GEO. STICK CO. PIANOS, OF NEW YORK,
which acknowledged BY all unprejudced persons as
being
THE MOST PERFECT PIANO MADE.
Their reputation sn7,urchased. The manufacturers
preterrng to spend the means at their disposal ia the
perfectng Of their Instruments rather than the engage
nent of foreign artists at fabulous price, to Their
instruments in public
At the Vienna Exhibition they received the
ONLY GOLD MEDAL,
above competitors from all parts of the world.
The public are invited to call and examine new and
carefully selected stock Of Goods.
H. EBERBACH,
o21-2w Managing Partner of the late firm Ellis Co.
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g GALLON, 75c- OF. bottle No 1 rye whisky. rich,
pure ana eirgant McGee'S wine store, 40i 9th
street northwest
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TWO MIGHTY SHOWS IN ONE.

Well commencing MONDAY. November 18th.
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AVOID imitation opticians; consult Hempler, 453
Pa ave.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIEs.-Do not forget to at
tend the immense auction sale Of dry goods. fancy
goods, &C., on Monday, october the 3Oth, at the
corner Of 7th and ! stS NV. See advertisement
& 6AAsfA6s Aucttoneer.
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N0BBY OVEECOATS-
Tor young men, So sfS HOl ander Bros 1917 Penn
Rylvania avenue.
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VEiari's, importer OF pure olive oil and macca-
foni, 50 9Th street northwest
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BUSINESS SUITS, si2 s15. $3.50; HoIlander Bros,
1217 Pennsylvania avenue.
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GENTS FURNISHINGS below cost to close, ia It'll
street.
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ADJUSTMENTS
F o r. ID q .

ssVEs, WE'LL ALL BE DARi-
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BEST eashmeres, silks and satins velvets, ia 9TH
street
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MIS-. "insiows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF OF tle best female physicians ana nurses Ia
the United St9ueS, ard has been used for forty
years with lever-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. It. relieves the c,iid
IRON pain, cures drs-ntery and diarrhOea, gr!Ding
In the bowels ana Wird cole. By giving health
TO TIE CHILD IL rests the mothcr Price IS cents a
bottle. rWs
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fU2 IN Street

ToRcHoS L.cEs. great bargains. Cochranes
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nADzAcISkLLB III. EyRsMOSTI has been appoint
60 vocal Instructor at the Norwood Institute At
Sent1on Is called TO the advertisement OF this
artiste, who has letters OF recommendation from
inc greatest leaders OF singing in Europe and Is
endorsed by them as worthy Of confidence
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DoN'r forget Topham has removed his trunk
ana harness store TO 1871 Pennsylvania avenue,
and Is selling cheaper than ever.
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AUCTION SALES.

SAMUEL SAMSTAG Auctoneer
- Corner 9Th and ! streets northwest
7 viii sell. MONDAY AND TUESDAY OCTOBER
THIRTtEt aud THIRTY FIRST, larze Bankrupt
Stock or Dry and Fancy Goods. sting Of
CscOs. Blankets,
Dress Goods, Comforts,
RI boas, Umbre!las
Flow ere, Chlarenis DresseA
Gloves. Wrappers,
IIces, Gowns.
SLks. Looking Glasses
An large stock other goods too numerous to mention
Goops MUsT BE SOLD
o2S-3t' 8. SAM-TAG, Auctioneer.
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"Alderney Dairy Wagsns.n
Fresh Attorney Rutter, churned every morning
and delivered in 54-lb. WARD prints 45c psr To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermik and sweet rlllk.
&c. per &C. Cream. l5c. pint
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Mosr POPULAR CURTAIN scR1A at Cochrane,s.
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1Hs WEST END DANCING ACADEAY-An adfi-
tiOn 10 the opportunities Tor instruction and pleas
IRE anorded IN the West End has been MADE by
the opening OF the West End Dancing Academy
al the corner OF 18TH street and PENNSYLVANIA ave-
one northwest lt Is recommended TO the PATRON
age OF that section, and IT will, no doubt, nd no.
orA support
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MAURICE Cow and East river oysters, half shell
oDd prime salts, FOR steamng. faI seiectedl. john
oonS, 9Th and r Ladies saloon flrst door.
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GOLD filed bracelets and bangles at Pricg's
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POWERFUL pearl opera glasses. $50 Hempler's,
- Pa ave.
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s6us Rosa win be brilliant feature OF to-mor.
1UWAs CAPITAL
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THE CONSOLIDATE

THE CONSOLIDATED
CALLENDER'S AND EUROPEAN,
HAvERLY'S CoLoREp MINSTREL COMPANIES.
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SLATE MANTEIs-A LARGE AND NEW STOCK
gtree4. near corner 9th street Northwest Whpeasie
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The MASON D'OREE-Mr LOsekam. of the Mai
sen DOree, and Mr.. Z. p. Harris, formerly Chief
clerk OF WIZARDS, will open the Genessee house at
Buffalo about the 18th or November rumOr TO
the effect that the MaisOn DOree VIII consequently
be sold Is denied. This popular house Will continue
under the same mansge Inent.
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Shooting ARRAY on Ssh Street.

ONE CoLoRED MAN SHOOTS ANOTHER IN THE ARM
About II o'clock this morning an alteration
arose between two colored men, one employed in
the stable OF Mr. Ernest Bursdorf and the other
employed by Fade;y & Bro, on Sth street between
ID AUD streets during which one OF the men. Ben
Pinkert, shot the other, Dave Buner, in the right
arm with pistol. Inc bali rem ms embe ided in
the muscles, and had not been extracted at IL
O'Clock. Dr.. Ii rtgan was called in and will
probably extract 1t. Sergeant johnson, of the fifth
precinct, arrested Pinkert ami locked him up In
the station Tor Il hearing. and Butuer was sent
10 his home. The Cause OF the alteration is not
known.
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euyR-wARY repaired and plated. Large pair
ondtron and fender for ale low, 1914 Pa. ave- NV.
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FOR thick Heads.
Heavy Stomachs, bilious condiricns-Wells' Nav
Apple Pflls-ant-bilious, cathartlc. 10 and Csc.
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We Have Taken Time

B.-Price plainly marked in each hat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-13
IN A BARRIERS CHAIR.
TRIUMPHs AND TRICKS OF THE TRADE
A MAE WHO ESCAPED A SHAMPOO e.
FOB TWO YEARs. az

"Ii you did nothing but shave 81
ten cents . countenance, Would Won
ever get Tichf'' asksd Cincinnati,
Press man Of . leading lonsorial ar
tist, dropping into . reclining posi-
ton. Sister Maria, noI' was the
reply. "a man night make a living
at il it be got light TO do al the
time; but look Syw much we Loaf.
Saturdays and part OF SUNDAYS are
the only days on which We work all
the time: - Having .houehtlessly
pulled the string, the reporter listened
70 the following beiors he could ee-
cape: c,'s i---'' ~ 2
- Where We make is on shampoos.
haiT-cuts and dyes. II il wssn't for
these, . man conldn't earn his salt.
BARRIERS II some places ere paid more
on account Of their persuasive powers
n inducing CUSTOMERS 10 submit 10
eats or ehhmpooa thansbecause of
superior workmanship. knew one
barber Who got twenty dollars q week
because ne never let Q man escape Tor
less than halt q dollar. That so,t "a
business will work in . shop where
there 10 . big transen: custom. bnt Il
would kill so ordinary shsp. Tran.
sier; shops generally charge fifteen
cents Tor q shave. There are two
fifteen. centets in Cincinnati. but it's
only because they are hotel shons
and q little tony. You can't oct anv
better shaEs there than in most ~
the ten. centers. I've alwaVs said
shat there wasn't q first-class shon
in town. That is. q genuine stonsoTr
isl parior.' like those in noss IaT9e
cities. I don't. think there's = Ave.
cent chop IN Cincinnati. unless AS
out in Bohemia. No, We feel BAD If =
customer skips one OF us 10 Wal, Cor
another. People are 60 uh;ms;ral
and have 10 be humored. Sons
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-13

think th.'in ~ 9. or the ma w"c
-uns the head chair, is The beet DO, er
in the shop. One day, here. four men
were waiting for the boss. aud three
Of IA iours, were losing around
reading the papers. OF course, be
was mad enough to fight, but 1t
wouldn't do to chow it. Good baIbsrs
are always in demand, but q ey are
rowing Get and tramp around q great
deal. Wages vary in different cities
ten dollars week being about the
average in Cincinnati. OF COURSES
every boss expects bis mea to suggest
further improvements N the way of
q trim or q dry shampoo, and
there is 8 standing reward in this
shop for the man who fret gets a
shampoo on one OF our customers
who has been here regularly twice .
week for over two years and still holds
out. We never expect to get the re
ward, however, for q man who WON'T
be convinced ID two years is past
even bsrber's hope. The BARRIERS
lot is not wholly happy one, and
the only fun We have Is TO loaf hard
customers on each other. Just let
tough old grizzy come 10 for scrap'
and then pctice what extreme pains
esch man will take with the occupsn
of bic chair in order 20 outlast thu
others" By this time the reportorla
moue.ache had been beautifully
Wsxsd and curIed. only TO be ruth
lessiy disheveled by the operator
towel as be rubbed Cf the powder SnG
mildly calculated. "Nesil"
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Sarstoga, 12.-First race, three fourths
of q mile; "0eo. Kenny" lat; Barnes"
I'd; 'Tocsin' Sd. Time, 1:l5.
Second race, one and oDe-h half mile:
"Ben dor" won; "Gen'l Monroe End.
Time, 1855.
Third race, mile, dead heat, between
"Col. Watson" and "Galesburg;" "NerI-
lsndn next. Time, 1:44]z.
Third race, dead heat, WAS run of
and Watson" won 10 l;45N.
Fourth race, three -fourths Of mile;
"Amazon" lst; Martinique" End.
Time, 1:157I.
Monmouth Park, 12.-First race,
!bree-fourths OF mile; ''pizzarro" won;
Magnet" IN I. Time. l:ls2<.
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TELEGRAPHIC
sorrow An the Shermaa House
hold.

mObOs
Chic 60, IL -TTibwne's WashinRt IN:
The Star hss the following sad para
graph 10 regard 10 the affections which
have come 10 the family Of General
Sherman: On Ihe 4th Of July General
and Mrs. Sherman. who had engaged the
Perry Mansion. at Oakland, Nd, for the
summer, assembled their children, sons
in-law and grandchildren, to the number
of twenty-one, and q healthier, happier
family could hardly be found in the
country. Last week one Of Mrs. Fitch's
children, from st. Louis, was taken sick,
and rapidly grew worse, when DR.. Nor
ris, Of the sr.1y, most kindly volunteered
to 90 up to Oskland 10 attend the child.
and whilst watching this child another,
the youngest, manifested similar eymp-
toms of dysentery, and yesterday, BY DR..
Norris advice, all of Mrs. Fitch's fam
lily started for Washington, but the baby
Maria Ewing Fitch, died on tho cars just
as the train came to the depot, At 1O
O'Clock last night. Her little body il
now lying at General Shermsn's house,
at Sl7 Fifteenth street, but will be taken
TO st. Louis for interment. The other
child, Katie, 10 very sick ct the same
place, but there are sanguine hopes that
she will recover. Meantime the family
is scattered and overwhelmed by q cal
amity ~ sudden as it was severe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-13
LEFE.
By eAsKELL.

Like flowing river 10 far distant sea,
Life's moving panorama seems to be;
DissolVing vistss, isles and verdaDt shore,
Each like 10 esch, yet different than
before.
From feeble fount in e'er increasing
ctr, Hm,
Lies channel widens, though oft like .
dream,
In may labyrinth Of doubt, of woe,
O'er widespread des erts doth its water
flow;
Anon through smiling fields. dark dell's
recess,
mid frownipg mountains, onward still
doth pres;
Ne stav 10 time, no lingering by the way;
Whate'er our in Jolence, whate'er We
say;
But Onl still obl Until at length We see
Time fade away into eternity