davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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EMBRoTDERrFs, Laces, new, reliable bargains
COchrane's, Uptown.
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Use PaRKER's PERMANENT BLACK INK, Nos. 6l7
aDC 6l9 9TH street.
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GOOD ISvESTAEST-one which promises to paw
good interest on money inv Stei, besides advanc-
my IN VdIue-iS presented n lie sale of the dne
ana cominodious business property known as No.
W. .th street northwest. which is TO be sold at
auction Tomorrow "Wednesday at s O'Clock N m
ne iot has large front, and Is entirely covered
oy inc building, which is nearly new. See adver-
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"Wells Health Remover" restores health and
yigor. cures dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debit
ty. 81.
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fUssELL's Ice CREAM AMI Charlotte Russo.
APRrI. SHOWERS, Umbrellas; bargains. Coeh-
rane's, Uptown.
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.. osTPoNENENT.-Owing to a severe affiiction in
tne Iainily or the Importer OF the collection of
aLd advertised To oe sold Tomorrow at the art
SSeSpoOm Oh Thomas Bowling. Is postponed until
M Wy ana Ihursday, April Is and 20. This
who desire 70 make careful selection. See ad.
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Spn1se DREss Goops.
IN ALL THE NEW COLORs.
SILKS, SATINS. VELVETS. CASHMEREs, FOULFs.
ALBATRoSS. NUNS vEILINGs, ETC,
Illuminated Check Summer Silks, rs cts
striped Summer Silks, 81 cts, 50c.
All wool Nuns Yelling. $50.
AL wool Check Dress Goods 25c.
Al wool Cashmere Spring Colors, SOC.
Al wool Nuns Yelling. Spring Colors Zoe
AL wool Black Cashmeres, 81, 80. 81 and 7oc.
SIX Brocafes all colors. Il and 81 rs.
SIX Molres, new colors, Csc.
IL Bridal Counterpanss. only CSC.
Best Spring Cacoes, 434c.
lo-4 Sheeting Cotton. 25c
Plain Gros Grain Dress Silks. 81.
Fresh Straw Mating. white and fancy styles
Floor Oil Cloths, all widths.
Lace Curtains, 81. rs pair
summer SILK, neat checks SO &c.
Ladies' GA Cloth all new coors.
Cloths for Boys spring Suits, 25c.
Parasols, plain and fancy handles, 81 81 25 81 So
Il. IS, 81, 81. 70 and 81. So
Satin parasols 81. 90. So. So. so.
Lace Parasols. fancy Innings.
iiack Dress Silks, extra wide 81 81. 25 81. So g.
oinghams. Percales. Cheviots. Scotch Zephyrs etc.
C.. NJ. WSON,
ap14 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE South side
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REAL ESTATE SALE-Dupont circle and Scott
statue are two OF the EoSt attractive locations In
the District Attention Is invited to the aiyer-
tisement OF lots for sale near these points nv
VIM p. Young, 1920 New York avenue.
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LANGTRY MATISEE-So great has been the de-
nst;nd for seats 10 see Mrs. Langtry and in re
Spouse 10 many special requests, the management
have decided to give a matinee performance on
Tomorrow "wednesday. when Mrs. Langtry Will
appear as Miss HdTdcaSHe in She Stops to Con-
9Uer-" The sale or seats for the matinee began
THIS morning.
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LundbOrg'S Perfumes.
hnrnnhal Ntnl
Skinny Men.

Bailey 81 saw every carpenter should have.
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fUBLIc QUARTERLY MEET.NG.-The second
Quarterly pubic meeting of the nth subdivision
asSoclated charities Will be held In the parlorS OF
the Sfenceriah Business College to morrow WED
neSday) evening, at O'Clock. All citizens in
Nf' sted IN The suppression of pauperiSm and
vagrancy, the promotion or thrift and tstustry
anu tue prompt relief OF actual sun % are
urgently invited 10 attend this meeting am. Co
operate IN the work Brief, practical addresses
Will be made by weli-kn0wn citizens
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EDUCATIONAL.

TOROF: H. LARROQUE. OF THE SORBONNE UNI
verslty, Paris. Day and Evening Private Glasses il
FRENCH "a specially Spanish Italian, German Latin
Greek. Mathematics and Natural Sciences. 92l q st.
apl4-1ms
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GREAT SACRIFICE IN CLOTHING,
THE M1sf fl STORE,
Being determined to make clean sweep Of the entire
stock 9f FINE CLOTHING. prices have been cut down
As.s SS g. as9sa 49,
500, worth 400.
1s 90. w worth 1885,
1900 worth $500
a. 90. worth 27.0O.
1872 e &C. worth 1922 29 eo
3 4 GO worth 500 GO
Finest sJffS Fo IL S SfF pfSn TO YEARS.
s5e wort, worth $50 s9o.
500 worth 800.
$50, worth 1910
ZOO. worth 1900.
$50, worth Il. 90.
500. worth 100.
ovrpco I'M, 10 10 60 worth Is g..
he assortment of sizes in suits and 0sIrc:,,;s a.
sa s3S ssS
90 SUITS FOR MES AND YOUTHS.
worth S2s Double breasted cold n xed. SIS WORTH ORTIZ
sf1 P5sf hsPi s1 Dh Ess sSr
&sSssStf rssh az. Ssp worth
Is S'sh 5 s5 assss e. ssGs and s.
satisfaction guaranteed to all purchasers.
our MOTTO: No trouble to show goods.
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. jas
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RAILROADS.

RMTIMoRE Il OHIO RAILROAD.
VA WAshlsGT6S. DorBLE Fl TR aEii
J tFHtb, GpUP IL STEEL rI KAILS!
IN IfAvE wAsniNG Ton 1907
ana Louis louis n aud c rhSsss
tshai,f Kif pxf S5ts and Way stas0ns
sSha nOE AnnfRos and Way sam9n ssrss
rAs~BiEIIa0kE E hsfTEE.ssn and Way via He'a'
ts1S SoISii, Q, Keeks and Way stations.
s4o-staunton snd Valley Express connects for Ha.
fsot -Bel;ii:ore. Hyattsvilie and Laurel Tspress!
stoTs at BeitsyiIle. Annapolis Junction. Jessnp's
s' tsSps Il II asassss
ss a ci Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati Louisville
, Ml;-i2;l9mBstmose. Ellicott CITY Annapolis Way.
'd ia ~ sunday only for Baltimore aud Way.
ts:ss-BAL L1iaaokf EE4 xfkEss.
ohsSrs ,a raMaa Mad, and E1rrcss
aer,ssi hAses's9wn and Way via Relay,
sospss At ahsrsss ssa
t.4seItbahmoFe AnnaRolis aud Way Stations.
CHESTER aud N.y ss:sens con sunday 70 FONT ' q
rs Sfz s' fSsER ss and
sos wtrs q k Ray. s 10y and
ssS -ssHPiSoiEHss H HSf ssss,sn'-
EIsssYns S EN- + FOLK H1is sns BOSTON
Car. .nd t. s. se~ L SSss
NO ASp waY g L1s and Chicago
irans WsshiHssn stop At keaS s.asion
Ohio Ticket Offices. Wash4lyten Station. 6is and ISL
Vii for sass % Be eSesd sS
NJ, C; <; lord. Gen. Passenger Agent, Baltic.
-
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General Political News.

hfenLieAN CoSFkRkNCk IN OHIO.
republican conference, preliminary TO the
meeting OF the Ohio republican state committee.
was held at Columbus last night Addresses were
made by GOV Foster. Gov Noyes. Gen Grosyenor
ana others, TO the effect that personal ambitions
should be temporarily laid aside in order 60 secure
the success OF the party at the next election
stress was laid on the necessity OF carrying the
next legislature as an important factor of success
IN 1854 a letter was read from senator Sherman
against the liquor traffic as an issue.
THE TROUBLES AT opEIIKA OVER
AL opetfka, Ala, Monday an attempt 10 arrest a
man who was violating the town laws was re-
sisted 10y ex-Mayor Dunbar and his followers The
marSnal summoned a posse or citizens but the at
tempt 10 arrest the offenders was futile. The gov
ernor then sent the Montgomery Grays to opelika.
ana dunbar and others were arrested before day.
break yesterday. He is very submissive now and
offers TO assist In getting the rioters arrested At
nov noon Yesterday everything was quiet Dunbar is
the OLD mayor, whose Office vacated by act OF
the legislature. He refused to recognize the COM
mission and resisted ifs authority.
THE SUIT AGAINST SENATOR M'rHERsoy.
MI j. r. Rushing makes a statement I'm which
ne says since Hing his bill in equity against Seua-
tor McPherson he has been made acquainted with
Iacts ana circumstances OF which he was ignor-
ant, and which go to show that he uNcPherson,
was not pecuniarily interested In stock cars or
patents while member or the United States Sen.
ate Rusling has directed his counsel TO ciscon-
tinue the suit.
GOV. BUFFERS MEssAGE
the Massachusetts, house OF representatives yes-
terday, oy vote OF ~ TO s. rejected a resolution
providing Tor the printing aud issuing OF 10000
extra copies OF GOV. Buffers inaugural address
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The Puebla {Mexico) observatory discovered
new comet near Jupiter Sunday evening.
ProL 3 = Greene, OF Brown University,
Providence, r. l., was stricken with apoplexy on
Monday. 49,
Chas: Delano, prominent Massachusetts, law.
yer and member OF Congress from 1853 to 1861
oled at northampton, Mass, yesterday.
Samuel c. Bell, or Columbus Ohio, son OF
Representative VIM Bell, Jr., on Mond AZ at
tempted to shoot his wife. She was suing for q
=, Aionzo Grttenden, Phi. d., president OF tho
Packer Collegiate Institute, Brooklyn, died yes
terday morning. He was 80 years old.
dispatch from Kansas City, No. Saw the
charge or murder against Frank james has been
Withdrawn- In the robbery case bail was fixed at
Prime Minister Gibson. az president OF the
health board OF Honolulu, has made arrange.
menus 10 Introduce a company OF Sisters OF
Charity Into the Hawaiian Kingdom TO help nurse
The railroad coal miners convention at Pitts
burg yesterday adopted without discussion q
slding scale OF prices for mining, based on the
city.
A number OF cadets in the Chester pay Military
academy have been suspended for attending Q
tneatricat performances contrary to orders
considerable excitement prevailed at Mallow,
England, In connection with the approachtne
election for member OF the house OF commons for
tnat borough. A police force OF 500 men and .
order. r
The request of the Maryland state board OF
ment aid TO suppress the smallpox in the state
Is condemned by physicians and prominent
cltizens OF Baltimore as unnecessary and dts
graceful
The first act o. the California legislature, now
In session. was the passage by both houses OF the
assembly, concurrent resolution No. 4, which re.
quests the California Representatives In Congress
TO ala In the passage OF bill pensioning Mexican
Judge Quarles, of the Nashville crimina, court,
100000.
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MM MN FEE mn 90 nm NJ Y Y
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NJ M ME Nm @ q N Nm T,
u II ZEE II Nm 90 Nm LIIJ.

DIR. CHEEvFR's ELECTRIC BELT, or Reeenera-
tor is made expressly for the arrangements Of
the provocative Whenever any debility Of the
Kenerative organs occurs, from whatever cause the
continuous stream Of ELECTRICITY permeating
through the parts must restore them healthy action
There is mistake about this instrument. Years Of
use have tested it. and thousands of ara testified
to. Weakness from Indisoreton Incapacity. Lack Of
Vor. Steriy-in fact any trouble Of these organs is
cured Do not confound this with electric belts adver
tsed to cure all ills from head toe This is for the
ONE specahed purpose. For circulars giving full in
formation address
CHEEvER ELECTRIC BELT CO..
103 Washington street. Chicago.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE jan IN 4-yrsnis es deferred. u;
due eogPens So; do Deg cfortes. 404 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Jan. N.-Cotton steady-m1ddHng,
10. Flour quiet and frm-Howard street and
western s1pec as.s Isl do: extra o9a4 IS: do.
4ssa6 lo DO. Rio brands, e2as; 0O Pstapsco family.
steady western easier and nsctiyesouthern red
red spot , / l2 s r. January. 1.ls asked; Feb
al lsA. Corn. southern hshsr; western higher,
y asked; February. IS asked: March. sssss5K;
ga western white 5Qssl: do: mixed 45a
quet.rriEe 70 choice Pennsyiyania and Maryland.
y u0al5.Ol. Provisions shade easier-mess pork,
1880 r. soals:7S: Bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib
rib ab,, sides, III: Hams lshsl. Lardreaned; Is.
steadyfresh. 24a25 lined. nominal. Petroleum dull
refined 7,sa5k. Coffee arm.Ro carFoes, ordinary
tstnea quiet tn Whisky steady. i17al: rs.
dss -four: L; Cd grain, d: Recelpts.aosT,
bushels oats 12l d bushels; rye 100 hushes Ship
Sales-whea Dos 700 bushels corn. I24 400 bushels.
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l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

Il ,o ,,,, PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
potBLK trace WEST AHR Ss2HpE sSEsEsv
STEEL \ Sa IFsr(,r S MAHGNificESf EoSIfHkSE
rhAINs Lave &AsRISeTos IRON STkrIoS. Coaxs a
OF 9Th AND BSTREEIs AS FOLLOWS"
Ct Palace Sleeping Cars at $50 a. NJ. daily PFst
Line. 9:S0 a: m, daily. with Sleeping Cars from
I'm. daily. with Palace Cars to pitssburS AMI mi
nei,,.I1S: a ia. Express. $50 daily Tor
BALTIMORE AND ToyOMAc RAILROAD.
1eI Enc. Canandagua Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
49, ~ !. di y, e5espt s9;rday' with Palace Cars
fcrwlliamsport Lock Haven. and ElnirA. ats 30 !.
For New S idrk, s ssss TIT sunday Sum
s"a YIN iintsd ExpPess Of Tamsa sas
IeiBrooElyn NY. ali through trains Connect a. Is-
ssy s,fy with boats Of BROOKLYN Annex afcrding
Ion ~ sle Ihas. 500 am. 1880 am 80. 400.
isd EaDrs sans us an. ~ a asS saa
FcrBaitmore, Gao 500. $50, 1880 q. m. and ~
800 So anu siaD "a! s2S 10. I'D. 80 g.
xe,poI s's Greek Line. saoa m. and AGO pm daily,
fcsAnnaPoais. Sac a. and 4:4o pm daily. e1csp,
AL u:x AND FnEpEnIGKsBuRa KAn.
.o sos ssS .s % an and ~
For Richmond and tho South go and II Is a. IN.
zr.ns issss SessDris for saa so 500
s:hssnd 1000 I'm; 1850, 500. $40. TOO and
500. s.5s .nd a 1905 :. 70. a6o ana si soTnax q
TNkets and nfngmanon ut the oacA northeast corner
s. sa cam 5. M s. .a 8 g
ssse " destination from hoesis ana restda1css
CHAS. =. PU0H. 0snerA Manages.
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While Wrestling with a Fallen Tree n
Lumberman Receives Consequential

While Wrestling with a Fallen Tree a
Lumberman Receives Conseauential
Damages.
While hunting excursion in tie great coal and
wood region near Carbondale. Pa, the writer met
William Coil, a lumberman. Accustomed to life and
labor in the forest from early manhood he was true
ringing strokes and fleets Of rats had borne away to
market the sawed products Coil is character and
Oscar Wilde is right In saying that all movements in
unhinasred labor graceful. our friena william
stripped for his work. and attacking tree as Richard
assaulted the heavy doors Of Front De Be.ars Castle
must have presented and admirable picture
One day. however.-but let him tell the story him.
self. as he Told it to me:
II was out in the woods, you know. trying to start
log down hill. Thinking 1 could get better pur-
chase on it from the lower sde tackled 1t there with
my log-rong hook and threw my weight on the lever
She started she did, but luck would have it, before
could get out of the way she rolled right over me- If
in the road which lifted her up she'd crushed me fat
As it was got up without broken bone, but with
some mighty bad bruises"
''Then you were all right, :" said his auditor
Mot by blamed sight, stranger. I took cold,
rheumatism set in. and If hadn't heard of BENsON's
CAPCINE POROUS PIASTERS and used 'em, it's
my opinion I should never have made another chip
fly. But the Capoine took hold quick, and I'm bout
as good as new But there's thing you kin cakate
onI shall never wrastle with another log unless have
the advantage Of the ground. Fur. as told you be-
FORE If it hadn't been for them brushes I'd been
smashed co. you could a sold me for door mat"
The Capcine is the thing for rheumatism It doesn't
keep you waiting. The word CAPCINE is CUT in the
center Of the genuine. Price Is cents
Seabury Johnson. Chemists. New York. ct
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

'I'kEsTkE'S slLn OF yALuABLE BUILDING
4 LOIS, N SQUARE NUMBER d me HUN
pHEDAND 1 ~ AID NINE HUNDRED AND
AND AN y STREET, NORTHEAST
BY or.'er Id d, cree of the Supreme Court ofs1ss
TIE I>t.ct cf Fo!Vnbia in general term. pass dk$
and - ttIe Both Gay of October. 1882
equity No. I.3 wherein Samuel A. Peugh is the
ant and Henry :asis the defendant, shall
IT I'D + Y, The SIXTEENia nAY OF JANT-
Any, 1S53. ut FOUR O'CI OCK PM. offer IL sale at
public uCtlC III front Of the premises squares num-
bred $40 ana Si1. IN the ~ of Washington. c. "a
Tie SAME are nUnb' red the ground plat or plan of
TIE s:a city or much thereof may be necessary
10 satisfy the said order anC decree.
MESS otherwise aDnounc 4 at the time Of sale the
50 premises vi be sold by lots Dies gnated on the
recorded - dvison each OF the said squares contain
ins ter 0 ots. v?ry il frontag from GA so ieet
and IN depth from 80 tn 1914 feet.
of sale DEPOSIT Of 800 viii lie required on each lot
when sold. Convey ancng atcOst OF purchaser.
HENRY l.. DAVIS, Trustee,
4GU Louisiana avenue.
DtECANSON BROS, Aucts. 3D. TO- Il, Is
sF THE ABOVE SAIL Is POSTPONED UNTIL,
FRIDAY, the NINETEENTH DAY OF JANUARY,
A. d. 1888, at same hour and piae
HENRY r. DAVIS. Trustee
Jtf-zf 400 Louisiana avenue.
sg- THE ABOVE SALE IL FURTHER POST
PONFD. on ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER, IN
III. !" DNESDAY. the PATH DAY OF JANUARY,
A. ID. 1885, at same hour and place.
henry +. DAVIS, Trustee.
JsIJ-u 400 Louisiana avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
CEYER's AUCTION BAZAAR,
VI 40 C. street

CEYER's AUCTION BAZAAR,
" 470 c street northwest
On THURSDAY, JANUARY TWENTY FIFTH, at
ness. i;obes, Blankets. Also, a good second hand
Come and see us Everything offered as represented
or no sale.
ROBERT vosE CO., Auctoneers. 1t
nUNCANSoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
ExE sSD7,o SALE OF VERY yALuABLE I'M;
No 4 Of sE sHvtNTA A s + s No ETKHNtsds
Sasfs End II sf e II
ST shi fot II n EaD, Of
the PREMISE offer for sale at gnb,c anetsn part lot
the aGr e
sid the line Of M Is west and
5; ss let ths as Of 7t ana thsnss With ne
n nine naa 20 S e PS Of
Terms Ct sale: one third cash and the balance in
by deed Of trust upon the premises derosit Of 800
viii be required at the time Of SALE All conveyancing
days the Executor 81 s
a &c s Rs sha c of n
paper publishedi i'll Washington, &C.
Executor Estate of wihelmina h EichleT deceased.
n5Sp1 THE ,a APqyE sE IS FesTp9SER UNTIL
r- o0S, r ..ai @D$ ehSHins MATTER.
jams eo&ds
aSoyE sAE Il as9 # S. nSn1
a, D. 1885, same hour and H HIsfs WALTER
Executor Of Estate of wlhelmina Eicher. deceased
a THF s iR3XE SALE Is POST
DAY OF JANUARY. A. 3. 1883, same hour and place.
,an2sd Executor of wihemina Eiehlea. deceased.
'NHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
HIGH CLASS PAINTINGS,
The Collection of
8. JOHNSON. 7as BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
CHOICE EXAMPLES
FIRST MASTERS OF EUROPE,
Collected during the past summer his personal visit
to Paris. Dusseldorf, Munich, Berlin. Dresden
Carlsrhue. Italy. and all the
EUROPEAN ART CENTERs,
ON FREE EXHIBITION.
ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
JANUARY THIRTIETH AND TH1RTY-FIRsT,
From NINE M. until NINE PM, at
THOMAS DOwLINa's Art GALLERY,
Corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Eleventh Street
Washington. DC,
AND TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
THURSDAY. Epu.;.DAY AND SATURDAY
FEBRUARY FIRST. SECOND AND THIRD.
ELEVEN AND THREE O'CLOCK.
THOMAS BOWLING,
JaZz-6t AUCTIoNEER
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CorroN, Corros,,
HOW TO MAKE MONEY,

LARGE SUMS ARE MADE IN RAILROAD STOCKE
LARGE SUMS ARE MADE IN MINING STOCKS.
But the fluctuations in the value of these are 90 great
and oftentmes fictitious that in the end more money
is lost in handling them than ia made Still say what
we will, the 'chief sire Of man" nowadays is to
MAKE MONEYt!!
As aren't Of one of the most responsible firms of COT
TON BROKERS In this country to persons desiring to
invest money where the PRINCIPAL is safe and can be
Withdrawn at any dme and where 1t will net from
Is TO 100 PER CENT. PROFIT
per annu. can offer the best opportunity they ever
had to makea
PERMANENT. PAYING INVESTMENT
To show what can be done. and what I am doing one
of customers has invested and received profits as
follows.
1881 Invested.
" ~ e. 1OO 10
H. SOu w
- 1UO
Dec. 1O' 800 90
1857 Net profits on investment.
Nov 49, Cash received. 1896 24
Deo' A'' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49l SO
Total profits received ....................$S 1927 60
mat the above statement is not spasmodical and ex
cepaona, can prove to any who will call ut my
Office All receive the per cent of profit on their
investment. A. II. s. DAVIS,
Ja5-lm $50 st. n. W.. Room 4.
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.

ECoNoMlcAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER, KENGLA h CO.'S
UNDRY SOAP
r. ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE II IS PURE; BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULT ERA1 IONS. Such AS
MARBLE DUST. SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY. SILL.
CATE, &C.. WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
IT Is SAFE, BECAUSE IT IL MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES,
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
kET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID. DEAD ANIMALS
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVLnY BAR handed
WITH OUR NAME
FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE
s13 3244 WATER STREE. GEORGETOWN d, c.
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DIED.


BARNACLO. Suddenly, January 2sd. 1853. at 6:ls
hhn q %1euralEs Of TIE heart EIIzABETH L.
aged @ years. months and % days.
Scrrowtns friends mourn not her flight
Like bird she has folded her wings,
And now In those sanctifed mansions of pesns
With seraphs and angels she sings.
Her busy band. are folded.
Her e srs xSss 8, pa me ss saa. 4 DONE
Her heavenly crown il won.
The sad and lonely household
WIZ miss her guiding hand;
W SHEF Ss;. siS %S. s .ssn9
There on the shores stsrnsl
ss sS1s sss e Ss. sss sy ssnS Hs'
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 q.
street southvest Thursday January SStb 1t p m
sdRH e. fipnRSsry e ,Sss !; a.s: e
fSa:sj vi AZ rom hi. ...e rs.aasnes No ..
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FLYNN. Suddenly. January 2sd. 1885, st his late
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Funeral FRIDAY, at p. m, from the of
parents, $50 Eleventh street northwest %
HENDERSON. On January 23d, 1883, RICHARD
HENDERSON. in the fifty-frst year of his
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JOHNSON. Mrs: MARIA JOHNSON, the beloved
wife OF Samuel H. johnson. departed this life January
%. 1885, in the thirty year her age after
painful illness which she bore with Christian fori
Her funeral win take place Thursday at two O'Clock p.
NJ. from Asbury church. Eleventh and streets. Jen-
uary 25th.
KNIGHT. On Monday evening. January 22d. 1883.
q his home. in Belefontaine, Ohio. EDWARD II.
KNIGHT, Ii. D., formerly Of this city, In the hfty-
ninth year Of his age.
LEIGH. At Albany, N. z. January 23d. 1885. 3.
eldest Of Rev d. v. Leech. recently Of the Baan-
more Annual Conference.
Interment & Albany.