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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-03
ottawa wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, Feb. ,, 1888
YLoURAND PKkD.
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81 who desire to take advantage OF these
csyIbinstion rates must do so early. as we
w. not propose to adhere to them very long,
subscribers desire other periodicals than
Hose above mentioned, we will do the best
a., can 10 procure them at favorable rates.
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Of pistol sticking out OF the hind pocket
will look like the hump OF a circus camel

Of Q pistol sticking out OF the hind pocket
will look like the hump OF a circus camel
From singing school the lover comes,
His girl upon his arm,
And stitch by her fathers lire
And waiteth to get warm.
\ foot at hall. past one Ia heard
The swain doth quickly scoot
For fear OF getting too well warmed
By her fond parents boot.
The palace" in which the winter festivi.
ties III Montreal were held this week
made. entirely of blocks of ice. Ten in
surahce agents who rushed over from New
York to take fire risks on the structure
went crazy on the discovery of the fact.
4 mau who was blown up at recen,
explosion and alighted uninjured, said tina,
he had time to think OF all the evil he had
committed III his lite. "Iou must have
been up about three months" was the UNI
feeling reply
II q girl wants TO be romantic, the
proper way "a to send up toy balloon
with a card attached, asking the finder to
correspond with her \ Michigan girl
tried It and got letter from her brother in
Indiana, who found the balloon and told
her no. to be q fool
A SCALHY SrORI.
major" loved maiden 50,
His warlikc heart was soft rs DO. y
lie oft would kncel TO her and say,
you are Of light my only Re
"Ah, II but kinder you would be,
And sometimes swcetly smile on Mi.
you are my life, my guiding star,
love thee near | love thee ia
my passion cannot well control
You are the idol of my So
The maiden said, "Fie' ask papu,
How can you go on thus oh, Ia
The father thought no match was finer
The major" once had been "minor."
They married soon, and after that
Dwelt in ten rooms all on lone Hat
SO happy ends this little tale,
For they live on the grandcst scale.
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CLUBBIN 6 LIST.

yss the accommodation OF such OF our pre-
NAMING subscribers as desire to take several
Newspapers or magazines during the ensu'
ipr ,esr we have made arrangements with
number Of the most popular magazines and
newspapers of the country by which we can
furnish them, and the FREE TRADER at the
misses named below. Where more than one
10 dssired, the amount 10 be paid for the OK
ira ones NAV be ascc.taincd by deducting
"a ~ from the price named:
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DIED.

BROWN. On October 10th, $685. FLORENCE vIR-
GINA. and on October 18th 1888, MARIETTA, twin
dallg hTs OF Alexander and Harriet Virginia Brown
225 street northwest.
CRAWFORD The funeral of Mr.. SAMUEL CRAW-
FORD will take place at o'clock at Zion Baptist
Church, ON Sunday October 81 The friends and rela-
tlves are requested to be present.
FuRLONG. On Thursday, October 18th, 1888, at II
m, MARY r. FURLONG, in the seventeenth year of
her age.
Funeral from her parents residence No 100 street.
corner lst street southwest Sunday, at 80 O'Clock
attend.
GREENAPPLE. On Friday. October 10Th 1893 at Z
O'clock p m, after long illness, RACHEL GREEN
APPLE, aged forty eight years
Funeral will take place from her late residence No 4s1
Cstreet southwest. Sunday October 21st at o'clock
p. IN. No flowers.
WElS on Wednesday evening October 18th. 1888 at
forty minutes past nine o'clock, after long illness
JOSEPH WEIS aged fifty fodr years
Funeral VIII take place Sunday October 21st at half
street northeast Friends to
attend q
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Real Estate and Building Notes.
LARGE TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY MADE ON c0LUN
RIA HHI0HTa

The real estate market has been moderately active
during the past week, and the record shows large
number OF transactions although none Of them In
volve very large amounts The most important
perhaps was the transfer by Senator Sherman Of
his share in the property on Columbia Heights to
Mr.. A L Barber, who is erecting fine stone villa
residence. This property fronta 800 feet on 14th
street. and runs back coo feet to 18th street. and the
consideration named in the transfer was s33 668 g.
The owners OF the Columbia Heights, Messrs. Sher-
man and Barber, also completed this week an Inn
portant sale OF portion OF the land on the Heights
remaining on their hands. This sale comprised
some 40 lots, and was made to A. E. Bateman, the
banker, and gentlemen associated with him, who it
is said agree to erect improvements upon the prop
erty to the value Of $4,000 within IS months or the
sale becomes void. The ground included in this sale
ON all the lots In square 81 except those fronting
14th street, all those in square 36 which front on
kenyon street, the lots in squares q and % which
front 18th, and those In square % which front on
kenesaw. 1t is understood that the price paid was
between 10 and IL cents per foot.
Mrs William Shields Is making extensive i'm
pToVements to the house 800 18th street northwest
Inc 'front.' has been extended one story, with a
mansard roof and bay window to cOrniceS with an
ADDITION In rear, four stories HIGH 1Sx34 feet The
ehClre interior OF the house is renewed with hand
some trimmings New Stairways are built, and the
mouse Will have all modern improvements cost
$500 L. F. Schneider, architect, James H. Grant,
builder.
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THREE WARNINGS.

WAnNIN(SS
l. SICK STOMACH-AN ACHING HEkp-kNp
CONSIDERABLY GENERAL DEBILITY. ARE THREE
WARNINGS WHICH IT Is MADNESS TO DISRF-
GARD, DANGEROUS DISEASES MAY BE EXPECTED
TO FOLLOW THEM IF NOT ARRESTED WITHOUT
DELAY. TONE THE RELAXED STOMACH CALM
THE EXCITED AININvIGORATE THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM AND REGULATE THE BOWELS WITH
TARRANTS SETTER APERIENT IF YOU WISH
TO ESCAPE THE EVILS WHICH THE FREMONT
TORY SYMPTOMS INDICATE HOW MANY CON-
SUMING FEvERS, VIOLENT BILIOUS ATTACKS.
NERVOUS PAROXISMS. AND OTHER TERRIBLE
AILMENTS MIGHT BE PREVENTED IF THIS
AGREEABLE AND INCOMPATIBLE SALINE TONIC
AND Alternative WE'RE ALWAYS TAKEN IN
TINE. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS OILS
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The CNmPfa.


EQuTTY CouRr-J.d0e Cor
Yesterday, White agt White; reference to audi
tof. Gordon agt FAINT; w. A. Gordon directed to
pay out certain moneys. Willard agt Willard: re-
port OF commissioners overruled and sale ordered
Butler agt Butler; motion for leave to amend over
ruled.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Judoe Macarthur
Yesterday, Fague agt Heine; verdict for plaintiff
TOT $3.50. Utermehle agt Richold; suit dismissed.
Long agt Gray; verdict for plaintiff. McAvoy agt.
Washington Gaslight company: verdict for plaintfff
Permel agt- LEMON; certiorar1, order that Justice
OF peace make fuller return. Elliot agt Barber:
verdict tor plaintiff Fsgan agt johnson; verdict
missed Waggaman agt Shelton; verdict fOr
plaintiff. Held agt New: verdict for plaintir
PROBATE CoURT-Judge Co..
Yesterday estate OF Patrick Corcoran, petition of
Shildren, an order appointing her administrator;
bond s3 GOO. Estate l. B. Dickinson; order directing
administrator to turn over certain stock Catherine
Ryan; bond 81 600 WIN Of Catherine Augusta
Mcmillan filed. Estate OF James W. Frere, John
bond 81, 1000. VIM Mayse was appointed guardian
to orphan OF Harrison Mayse; bond 5000. Estate
virginia Tayloe; order dismissng petition OF Viz
Catherine Wagner; will proved by one witness.
Estate Mary Wilson; order Of sale. Estate Bennett
Lee; do. Estate Catherine Gossler; will partially
proven, and cause continued. Estate John H.
Iucker Will fully proven and admitted to probate,
and order directing letters to issue to A. D. Tucker
andW. 8. Thompson; bond $500. Estate Eliab King
ton the claim Of Dr. N. s. Lincoln. Estate OF ThOS
Iurvey; will fled admitted to probate and letters
issued TO X. p. Jackson; bond $500.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Willie.
Yesterday, Thomas Dunn and Robert Murphy,
larceny; verdict guilty, notice OF motion for new
trial Henry Richardson, larceny (appeap; forfel-
ture OF recogniZance set aside William Horan, as
sault (appeaD; verdict of not guilty. James John
son, housebreaktng In the night; verdict guilty,
sentenced to Erie for one year. Julius Eppard as
sault tappeaI; verdict not guilty. Adjourned Until
Monday.
POLICE CoURT-Judge SneH.
To-day, W. H. Smith and VIM. Crawford, loud
and boiSterOus; IS or Is days. Thomas Porter,
placing rubbish in the street, IS. John ODell col
ored, profanity s. or days. Alexander Lancas-
ter, colOred, and James Curtis loud and bosterous
s. or IS days each. Charles H. Arnold, cold destroy
ing private property Cutting hole in the fence at
Athletic Park); SO Or 80 days. Robert johnson
colored, loud and boisterous; S. or Is days. Chas
Howard, throwing stones; S.. Sarah Carter and
Netty Perry, profanity; s. each.
ONE COLD AFTER ANOTHER will, with many con-
situations, securely establish the seeds OF consump
ton In the system Those 10 need of remedy will
find DIR. Jaynes ExpectOrant always prompt, thor.
Ough and effcaciOuS.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR.

AMUsEsrEyT-Sth page
ATTORsEYs-4th pare
AUCTION SALEs-7th and Sth pages
BoARDTNG-4th page.
Books. &C,-6th page.
BUSINESS CHANcss-4th page
CITY IIEMs-Sth page
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-4th paga
DEATHS-Sth page
DESTIsTRY-4th page.
Dry GooDs-sth PAGE.
EDUCATIOSAL-5th page
FAMILY SUPPIIEs-6th page
FINANCIAL-7th page
For RENT Roomsl-4th page
RoR RENT CHOuses)-4th page
For RENT CNis"cl laneous)-4th paqe
For SALE (Miscellaneous)-4th Pare.
FoR SALE (HOusesL4th page
GENTLEaEN's GOODs-3d PAGE
HoUsEFURSIsHINGs-6 page
LADIES GOODs-3d page
IECTUREs-lst page
LIST OF LETTERs-3d page
LOST AND FoUND-4th page.
MONEY TO LoAN-4th page.
MEDICAL, &c.-6th page.
PERSONALITY page.
Pianos AND ORGANISM page.
PROFESSIONALISM page.
RAILROADS page.
SCRAP PICTUREs-4th pare
SEWING MACHINES page
SPECIAL NoTICEs-1st page.
SPECIALTIEI page.
STEAMERS. &C.-Gth page.
THE TRADES-6th pare.
UNDERWRITERS, 6C.-6th page
WANTED (Help)-4th page
WANTED tSituations)-4th page.
WANTED HOusesSith page
WANTED ROomsl-4th page
WANTED (MiScellapeOus)-4th pape
WOOD AND COAI-Tth page
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COULD NOT TURN IN BED.

knew not what to be hour even free from pain
Had reason to look upon life itself curse. In the
summer OF $780, after ten years of this wretched exist
ence, began to the CUT1cURA REMEDIES and after
two years persistent of them the last ulcer has healed
The dread disease has succumbed All the breast
where was once mass of corruption is healthy
skin. My weight has increased from one hundred and
twenty three to one hundred and six pounds and
the good work is still going feel myself new man
and all through the Cuticura Remedies.
JAMES E. RICHARDSON,
Custom House. New Orleans.
Sworn to before United States Commissioner.
! d CRAwFORD
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BAD BLOOD,
SCROFULOUS,
INHERITED.
CONTAGIOUS

In 1870 Scrofulous Ulcers broke ont on my body until
my breast was one of corruption Some of these
Ulcers were not less than and half inches in d
ameter the edges rough ragged and seemingly dead the
cavity open to the bone and filled with offensive matter
Everything known to the medical faculty tried in
vain Gradually the bone itself became diseased, and
then the suffering began in earnest Bone Ulcers began
to take the place of those hitherto surface
came mere wreck For months at time could not get
my hands to my head because of extreme soreness.
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WaFlnlnS.

Cardigan Jackets from 81 up to the finest worsted
believe have the largest assortment OF Carii-
ganS offered in one house in the District OF Column
bia- l have them in black, brown and blue, all
sizes, regular and extra, some very large Also,
Jerseys and Jersey Gloves, for gentlemen's wear.
Half Hose, made without seams, and
confOrned to the natural shape OF the heel in dura-
pie c0l0rs, % cents per pair, all sizes Gentemens
Balbrlggan Half Hose, plain and light cOlOrs, Is
cents; and dark and black, 81 & cents per pair.
GEO. G. HENNING,
40 Seventh street.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

Miss Schre:ner. the well-known elocutionist, has
removed from 1924 Riggs street TO 1924 Massachu-
Sets avenue northwest.
The advertisements OF auction sales which will
De- found OF unusual interest at this season OF the
year are on the 9Th and Sth pages OF tO-days STAR
bill In equity against Richard III. W. Reed, George
e. Payne and Thomas j. Myers. TO declare S435 in
hands OF defendants trust fund, and TO direct
The b. and p railroad is having constructed an
automatic gate on Az street and Virginia avenue.
1here was new branch OF the Irish National
League formed last night at No 1919 Pennsylvania
avenue, by the election OF the following Officers:
Peter Mccartney, president: Peter Mcintyre, vice
President; VIM Smith. secretary; Daniel Stamina
han, treasurer. The meeting was very enthusi-
aStic.
The Potomac Steamboat company. running the
George Leary and Excelsior. has appointed Mr. W.
r WEIGH who has for some time been the agent
here) the general superintendent OF the line, In
place OF T. VI. Hudgins
An anonymous Communication read before the
school board at It's last meeting alleged that store
opposite the Miner school building sold liquor to
children Mr. Robert McReynolds, No. 1919 nth
street northwest. in note to THE STAR, states that
his store is opposite that school building but that
ne does not sell liquor 70 children
In The game between the Nationals and Bashfuls,
ior the benefit OF the unemployed car drivers yes
terday afternoon, five innings We're played, and the
Nationals Won by score OF 4 too
The annual convention Of the Christian churches
OF Maryland and the District of Columbia will meet
30th and 31st.
A request signed by twenty-four gentlemen. re-
sldng at Fails Church, Vienna, HerndOn, and Gull.
ford, Virginia, on the line OF the w. o. & W. rail-
road. has been sent 10 the superintendent OF the
road, complaining OF the delays caused by the
arrangement by which the afternoon train from
Washington Is compelled TO wait for the mail trair
70 pass and often TO go 10 Alexandria and return
Street lamps Will be lighted at $50 p. M, and ex
unguished at 1890 p. m.
Melton Gross, colored, was assessed $50 by Judge
Smell this morning for carrying razor at coloret
ball in South Washington last night
VIM stanton. Ida Seymour and Sarah Arlington
colored, were fined IS each by Judge Smell thi
morning for being disOrderly on 7th street
-Four dollar additional have been received al
The STAR o.flcr for the relief OF the striking ca
drivers This (fce win continue to receive and
account for any amount that may be contributed
Tor their relief
Tickets for Raglan lectures for sale at Ellis 6 Coz
SATURDAY, The 9th.
THE Pine MCsguM-The program at the popular
Dime Museum this week has been full OF interest
In addition to the number Of curiosities many first
GAS variety artists appear In their SDecialiieS
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Some sly old fellows have habit of keeping their
brandy bottle under lock and key where nobody but
themselves can get at it. They think nobody knows
how often they go to II, but red nose sometimes
tells the tale louder than words speak IL. The
'botte In the closet" If it contain brandy, is very
mischievOuS But ''bottle in the closet, full of
Perry Davis Pain Killer, Is just what no family can
afford to be without
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MARRIED.

BROWN-WILMARTH On Saturday October Goth
1883, at 7:SO 9'clock m at Grace Church. by Rev
WILMARTH, both of this city. No cards.
McADAM, , SENTER. At the residence Of the brides
parents, Wednesday evening" October TO- 1888 by Rev
r. s. Wynkoop VIM. A. MCADAM, of Mount Pleasant
Iowa, to NJ ISABEL SENTER Of Washington, DC.
,,YERMILLION-CRoWN On October 4th: 1888 by the
Rev. Richard Hayward JAMES F. VERMILLtON to
MARY E. CROWN both of this city.
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TO CLEANSE THE RIOoD

OF Scrofulous Inherited and Contagious Humors and
thus the most prolific of human suffering
to clear the Skin Of Dsfguring Blotches Itching Tor
lures, Humiliating Eruptions and Loathsome Sores
caused by Impure Poisoned Blood, to purify and
beauy the Skn and restore the Hair that no trace
Of disease remain CUT1CURA REsoLvENT the new Blood
Purifier Duretc and Aperient and CUr1cURA and CUT.
1cURA SOAP the great Skin Cures and Beautfers are
nfallible They the only remedies that succeed
when physicians and all other means fail
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A REMARKABLE CASE.
AN AUTOPSY, THE RESULT OF WHICH PUZZLES THE
DOf-r0Rs

AN AUTOPSY, THE RESULT OF WHICH PUZZLES THE
DOCTORS.
An autopsy was held at the house Of Lewis Beach,
NO. 1909 4th street southeast, last Thursday night
which will furnish some interesting subjects OF
study to the medical fraternity, as it revealed re-
markable state Of affairs The subject Of the au-
topsy was boy named Elmore Beach, who was ten
years, five months and fourteen days old at the
time OF his death. Some time ago he was taken
with swelling of the stomach, which continued to
increase. Recently, although he has been going
about as usual although swelled much beyond his
normal proportion. Wednesday he was out on the
street, and Thursday at O'Clock p. m. he died.
twenty-five or thirty physicians examined him be-
fore his death, and none OF them could tell what
caused the remarkable swelling OF the abdomen
The autopsy was not made by the coroner, but was
private one, and there were several physicians
Gusts, OF No. 6O4 East Capitol street, one of the
attending physicians. STAR reporter called on
of the autopsy. ''The immediate cause of DEATH"
said the doctor, ''waS obstruction in the bowels
The case Will attract the attention of medical men,
because the obstruction was in the small intes-
tineS-not down in the usual place, but higher up
Another remarkable fact Is that his ntestines were
unnaturally enlarged There was taken from
them twenty large seeds Of dimsOnS. q copper
cent, nickel, tooth, two buttons and other ndi-
geStlble articles. His liver was swelled to such
size tht 1t took the place Of the lungs and nearly
everything else. and OF his kidneys was greatly
displaced Altogether. it is remarkable case, and
90 not thlnk there Is another one on record
Like it,"
The mother OF the boy states that some time ago
ne was taken with vomiting, and vOmited large
worm that had protuberances like horns and legs.
gentleman borrowed it TO examine 1t and never
returned 1t. He also vOmited some orange seeds
that had been In his stomach so long that they had
sprOute1 thorough examination of the case will
be made and the result published in medical Jour
nal The boy had intelligence and fortitude fH be-
yOnd his years, and was entirely reconcied to his
fate. which he seemed to consider certain, giving
directions calmly as to his funeral. &C. When his
grandmother spoke to him about dying recently he
replied, ''They say that Christ died, and am not
afraid to die" Just before he died he made his
father promise to have his body opened by the doc
tors, that they might see what was the matter with
him, so that they could help other children who
were as he was. He also selected his pall-bearerS
from among his playmates, and said he wanted Mr..
Gray, OF the NJ. f. church on Virginia avenue and
9Th streets southeast to preach his funeral sermon.
He also designated Mr.. j. NJ. Mitchell as his under
taSer His requests will be compiled with. The
funeral Will take place tomorrow afternoon, and
the 1nterment will be made at the Congressional
cemetery.
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Do1MANs, DoLMANs, DoLMANs,

Do1MANs, DoLMANs. DoLMASs,
CLOAKs, CLoAKs. CLoAKsi
New stock Of the above goods inst opened trimnedin
the latest styles, $40. SO, &l5 $1S, 600 &22 $25
Colored Cashmeres, all wool, 45c., Soc, &c, 75c,
Black Cashmerts, Soc, &c. 75c.
All wool Fall Dress Goods 25c
Shaws, single and double, all styles
Heavy Canton F1annels, &c. lOc DC 15c
Atwood Red Twilled Flannels. 25c
Medicated Red Twilled F1annels, &c and JOc
Shaker Flannels, 25c., SIC. soc.
Ladies' Flannel Sutng, all colors
Black Diagonal Beavers, all styles
Table Linen and Napkins all grades
Bed Comforts, 75c., 81 81 25 $lSO
Double White Wool Blankets per pair 81 SO, S. ESQ
"a, S. So
Gray Blankets. from 81. IS per pair.
BIG BARGAINS.
100 dozens Cream Damask Napkins CSC dozen
104 Best Bleached Shooting Cotton, 2Jc.
M TOwsoN
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
o6 South Side
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JUST ARRIVED
The very latest styles in
LADIES CLOAKS, DOLMANS CIRCULARS and
WALKING JACKETS, in Silk and Cloth, all kinds
and Prices.
Ga Ladies Cloth superior quality only 81 per yard
BROCADE VELVETS and PLUSHES, Black and
Colors.
BROCADED and SEAL SKIN PUSHES Just the
thing for Stylish Wraps
FRENCH TRICOTS, from 81. 25 per yard up
]. A. LUTTRELL & CO..
o16 817 Market Space.
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NEW Use FOR CoRK.-The wonderful success
or the American make OF 'LinOleumr floor cloth is
fully deserved 1t is beautiful covering unex-
celed for elegance in designs and cOloringS ESpe-
c1ally suitable for all classes of dwellings, dining
rooms halls, churches and hospitals. Inferior for.
e1gn limitations, by various names are on the mar
ket but the superiority of the American make is be-
yOnd controversy The genuine cloth has the Wal
OF every square yard. All carpet dealers keep 1t.
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JERSEYS AT IS.

Just opened 100 JERSEYS extra heavy quality stock
inette. close and fine Revere Collar Cuffs Plated Back
and Bow, at s. each. in black only superb garment;
Also. 80 JERSEYS extra fine quality; Revere Collar;
Plated Back and Bow, Pockets and Cuffs in Nav Blue
Garnet and Cardinal only, at SIS each We have sold
both above for 81.
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JERSEYS AT 81.

Perfect fitting; French cut; fine silk finished Stock.
inette fun plated back handsome satin bow Revere
Collar Pockets and Cuffs in Black and oolors have
sold hundreds of these at s.. but having bought
much better JERSEY TO sell at IS have reduced the
price as above.
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Dress OvERcoATs, Eiseman Bros, 7th and E.

j. w. NILES, the cOlOred separationist, stated to
STAR Exporter this morning that he made the
assertion that some OF his race were ssmuttOn
heads" with no malicious feeling, but from q
friendly standpoint.
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INTERFERENCE is greatly due to the numerous
adulterated and impure liquors that find their way
IN the market For the pUreSt and best brands of
Old Rye and other brands OF Whisky go to XanderS
Gil 9TH street.
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JERSEYS AT s2.so.

Perfect hitting; an extra quality 81 stockinettc.
stitched throughout with silk, handsome cu in black
and colors
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The JERSEY is to-day more popular than ever We
have added to our stock and offer complete line
than at any previous time