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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

DuLxxp ruH CouxrY Horxl,-At .
late hour on Friday niQhs Sheriff Ssars
arrested Geo. r. Duebss, ~ hs vas 60
ina on board the Kalama boat, on hns
vsy 20 Whatcou, . station ON The Ta-
coma road. Mr.. Doeber, Who formerly
keu1 Q ators at that place. failed, and
cane over here and paid Oh some Of his
CREDITOR at the rate Of Atty CENTS on the
dollar. Some, however,, refused 70 10
csive 4 moiety Of theif elaima. and ons
al Thee swors out warrant for biz AZ
- - an abscoudine debtor. He vas
diaeresahly. surprised vhen arrssesd.
snd thoua6e that Sheriff scars eoald mot
~ him OF the boat He was soon
oooyinssd Of his error IN The matss!,
and after bsiug taken 10 his brothers
reeideucp 20 inform him OF ahe arree4
". Dcebsr Vas marched TO the county
iail, The accommodations did mos sots
hie onsas q ill, and hs psrsaaded tne
aheri6 20 accompany him to = fnenA'ss
vheee be found hail for his appearances
in the sam Of ESQ. He vas greatly -.
lieysd when the matter vas arranged
and he vas allowed his liberty, - be
MD his brother vas 10 Be we'd today,
md they vers going 10 have . grand
time. and hs wished 10 b On hand. The
sheri6 had no objections % that be had
- coin, and will not fret II Mr.. Dusoez
forpefs 20 como baok.-OyeVossaa
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NOTICE.

Nr. Richard Mercer having failed to
Keep his contract Of purchase. and the
in my possession I announce that I viii
continue the business at the old stand.
Al accounts owing to Richard Mercer
Tor goods sold in the old stand have been
assigned to me.
aul II I. REINIG
Seattle. August 9Th 1853.
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Having this day purchased the entire
stock ami business Of l. Reinig, / will
continue the same at the old stand and rs.-
spectfully ask . continuance OF fayors
shown him. I hope. with proper sfsen-
ton and courteous treatment, that I viii
merit share OF the public patronage.
Yours truly, RICHARD MERCER.
Late Of Gold Hill. Nevada.
Seattle. July 81. 1858.
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A CLERK; must be q ready short hand
a writer; one having experience in Q
law Office preferred. Address L." this
ONCE. u6t
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r o r ZIG N.
Notable Deaths.

LONDON, August O.-Archbishop
Roger Beede Vaughan, Catholic, of New
South Wales, died suddenly in Liver
pool yesterday, AGED -.
william Writ Sykes. United States
Consul 1t Cardiff. dad ON Saturday.
uspslessly M.
VIENNA, August 2O.-Countess De
Chambord has informed Emperor Fran
Gle Joseph that the Count Is In an al
most hopeless condition.
The War In TenQuin.
PANS, August 2O.-lt is affirmed that
the bombardment of Hue by the French
began ON Saturday. Admiral Heyon,
Minister Of Marine and of the Colonies,
has ordered six gunb0ats to be Con-
structed for Touquin. Il il stated that
France has informed the powers that
any chips that attempt to land arms In
Annatu1a will - liable to seizure. The
Seek believes that this 10 q warning prin-
cipally levelcd ct the large exports Of
arms From American ports.
The s'Pall Nall Gazette" On Mackayss
LONDON, Aug. 18.-The Pail Nall Ga
sstfe this afternoon, in leader upon the
postal telegraph subject, states that
there n good reason to believe that Mr..
Nackayss new step 10 taken after full
consideration, and with full determi
nation 20 break MP the present mou0po-
" in the American telegraph system,
and assumes 10 sse In IL the beginning
Of gradual breaking MP Of those Gloss
alliances among American capitalists
which at present. constitute what 1t calls
-
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BERSCH & link,
Felsen Beer Depot.

CELEBRATED FELSEN BEER ON
~ tap. First class wines, liquors and
cigars sold 1t the bar.
saloon on Mil street opposite the new
Occidental. aus
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MISCELLANEOUS
>~>>>>>~-~~
TO the PUBLIC.

HAVING THIS DAY SOLD MY EN-
IL tire stock of groceries, etc. to Rich
ard Mercer. take this method OF thank
ing my friends and patrons for past fayors
and respectfully ask continuance Of the
same for my successor. Yours truly,
Seattle. July 81. ISsa
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A WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
IA work In private family. Good
wages will be paid to competent house
keeper. Address - this once. II II
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VnsryrxLD, N. T., Ang. O--Dr. J. b.
O.mpbell, prominent physiciaa OF this
sc~n committed suicide by taking chic
,oSorm. II was caused By drink. Also
a lie same place, Wilder Rsxford. a
Ssrmer in comfortable circumstances
shot himself in the right temple, the
I'm emerging from back Of the left ear;
IN Rsxford 10 aliye and at times con-
seioua No cause il known.
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ueenlne Orrin Popplston, . merchant
q niruainaham, hoard . borRlar oper-
o1ina n ~ otoeo. The regidenoe u On
- - WITH H. skoge, and IN moment
H1naletun vno out o. bed and armed
NJ 4 fevolvog. He went - The sore
- ennonnAoeod The bufRlAx, who nrod
6 Nm. TWo GAots took s4eoe, boS . .
Hoalavod - voun0o ere not mortal.
RSpuleGon returned ~ 6rs. and shot
o. 6alN19x, Who did on the pfomisee
TO 800 later. The dad burglar ID
~ Known. but deeeseivso have gone ont
lpow DoGso11 fog Ne purpose Of md
CO ~ they en- a sho man, and tdon-
Wy him u posaiels.
Dsenaeasssa u nank CasAaes.
WAnSun, OAio, Augase 1.-THE SEQ
0Vo1ina. 4. II. Fitch. cashier. b ~
peseea e b dsfaaissr 70 The amoans
Ths 1seosnsys vlgllaace.
WAsumorou, Ana. l9.-TreasuSy ON
eiala 40 INDIGNANT ct the announce
- az ths roposssd finding Of pack
- epotainin9 elO00 in GOOD money IN
- e The VAULTS Of the b1ildlnQ By q
l\oror n NE employ Of IN Oue1tde
lrn. and state that the only foundation
lse cush . story vas the disaupearancs
@ 8 paokaoo Of cancelled currency
UAieA Vas bsing Grammatical to the
uneo1otiuo branch. IL h ol1imed thai
unAos HE system Of checks and ~.
oo1p4o nov n uoo 0uch IN error could
NJ ooanr without bsinQ psumpely ais-
eeVoRo6 n onppogs q this. attention
- eo1Ay called 10 The fsot that durin0
ohoa6ninia1rAfion 81 GENERAL 6p6nneg
~ to o0oj0onto Ooo1rsod-ooe . I0oI
e $4,000. end The other o mtsplace'
nnSt OF . thousand dollar bond
Later, aftsr Q delay Of several hours
ond ths atteution 81 the entire foect 81
- o0oo, q vas found In . pile al
VoG1o papse IN the basement. Here Z
Daxty q women arc nov employed q
o1Amins The Waste papers which aocu
0alafe IN ~ various rooms o. soa
Treasury buildine.
Csaseesaassa ~ gashee nasraas.
OupAee, Aug. le.-The eousecrasioE
6 RAshsr Riordan . euadjutof to tn
elGAop a California will take place u
- ely Sunday, September 10Th. Aroh
o6oAop FeohAn 6eino the CONSERVING
1880. $4,000 D. Biahepo Ryan Of E
- - FsenRsgald q L1tle Rock
1Aop 0pAldina At Peoria will deaivs'
- en0soeEatin9 cegemouy.
1sso0eals ~ tAe Prese4eas's Parry
oAleY Alruul. 0ros vsntrs river, Aug
u-vh fost Washakie, Aug. ia
- ~ moguing The proaf0on9 an
9 Noan1od their hoe1oD an6 stAytol
- Oanp lsolnD. We masohed dOWl
- ynMnv a. - f1xea VamHrn Ar0nnfDl
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Waco, Aug. l9.-Information has jost
reaehed Waco that ON Thursday after
noon 8 cyclone struck ORleeby. demol.
inhlnQ The station house and store, and
scattering Qoods all over the prairie. A
nan ~ blown q distance Of 100 feet,
nd : young man named Harris, at Pc
en- Grove, In CorYysll county, was
servsk BY lightning. and he and his
horse killed.
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OucAoo. Aug. IA Ts1sss' special
Ssnm Warrington Gays: Jennie Flood,
e OAliiOgniA. 10 engaged 10 Baron Beau
nsol, a EnQlishman, whose lineage 10
onoisut, and whose resources are linn
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

MEAT MARKET, DOING A GOOD
IN1 business. PICKERING & CO.,
aul7 Ct III Washington street
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VIENNA, August 20.-Countess De
Chambord has informed Emperor Fran
ole Joseph that the Count Is In an al
moaf horaleaa condition.
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LONDON, August 0.-Arohbishop
Roger Beede Vaughan, Catholic, of New
South Wales, died suddenly in Liver
pool yesterday, AGED -.
william Writ Sykes. United States
Consul at Cardiff, died ON Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-02
Affairs in Alexandria.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.-The city school board
not having had quorum at its last regular meet
Ing held session at II O'Clock this morning, and
eIecteu EDGAR Snowden president Of the board and
Hubert Snowden clerk.
RUNAWAY WASHINGTON BoYs.-The officers sent
pack to Washington this morning three lads,
Denn1S collins, Charley Lorenzo and John Bagger-
~, who were found here yesterday wandering
ABOUT, having run OF from st. Joseph's orphan
asylum.
FISHING MATTERs.-The fishermen here are get
Clng ready for the season. 1t has not yet been
1uy settled whether the city will rent out the fish
Wharl this season or collect the WharfageS for its
own oenent. Council seemed 1ndisposed at its last
meetlng 10 take new departure on the subject,
but the committee on public property will not adj.
vertse the wharf for rent without further confer
enceS-
CITY FURNITURE SErzED.-Among the s,Ireties
upon the Delahay bond, in whose favor judg-
Charles Brill, OF Washington. Some controversy
and counter claim has taken place in reference to
Cn1S money. Mr.. H. o. ClaughtOn, of Washington,
yesterday caused the city sergeant to levy an exc
cutlon upon the furniture OF the auditor for $780,
when ne claims was fee In BrilPS case. The
validity OF the execution Will be contested in the
courts.
IMPORTERS NoTEs.-Still no payment of the in
stalment due on the Washington and Ohio rail-
road Sale.-Agnew & Co. will at once lay the
yard, SO that when spring opens three large YES
SelS Will De In process OF construction here This
mas never happened before, even when AleXan-
urla nad reputation as Ship-buildinx town. The
firms, the last being for j. G. Crowley, of Somer-
SET. MasS.-A lot OF furniture claimed by j. H.
WlikerSon ana c0unter-clamed by others is stored
a. Cne station house until decision Is made
me river Is fully Open.-Preparatfon continue
lor the Masonic centennial on the ed OF Feb
ruary
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Affairs In West Washington

CANAL REPAIRs.-Repairs are now to be pushed
Forward on the canal, new bottoms being put in
several Of the locks, and other needed repairs
annual Overhauljng.
BUILDING AssocIAT1oN.-At the 2sd regular
monthly meeting Of the 18th Building association,
held last night at Goddards hall, five shares were
sold at the maximum rate OF $50 per share.
ASSOCIATED CHARITIEs-An adjourned meeting
OF the first subdivision associated charities was
held yesterday at 80 p M, In the parlor of the
AGED Womens Home; Mrs j. H. voorhees, in the
CHAR The report of thea secretary, Mr.. Joseph
w. Davis, showed that "a families were assisted
during last month Mrs. voorhees, read an inter-
esting report OF the work done in several districts
visited by her. Mrs B. T. Spencer reported q case
OF great distress In the first district and relief was
ordered. contribution OF $25 from Mrs. H. D.
Cooke was reported, and Mrs. B. T. Spencer was
elected manager in the second district The
association is much in need of money.
The FUNERAL of Mr.. Charles w. Forrest, well
known and aged citizen, whose death was men,
TONED TONED IN yesterdays STAR took place to-day at
O'clock from St Johns p E. church, Rev. Dr. Lind
say omciating. The interment was at Oak Hill
cemetery. The deceased was brother to the late
Bladen Forrest, Commodore Forrest and Zachariah
Forrest, all natives OF this District For several
years past, and until his death. he had been
clerk In the second auditors Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-02

NORMAL SCHOOL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES second quar-
teriy examination OF the Washington normal
ing, under the direction of the teacher Miss
smith, The exercises were OF an interesting char
acter, as exhibiting the knowledge OF the young
iadieS with the principles and methods of teach
ing, and their facility In putting them into prac-
uce Inc exercise in natural science displayed
ingenuity IN transforming the catsup and perfume
DOttieS OF the household into apparatus for the
illustration OF scientific facts. Besides a large
NUMBER or teachers, there were present Commits
sloner OF Education Eaton, Trustee Clark ex-Trus-
c1palS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-02

TROUBLESOME PROJECTIONS
A list OF all gas or water fixtures projecting
ABOVE the level Of the street pavements in the
seventh precinct has been sent to Capt Vernon,
acting major OF police. There are about 500 Of
them. This nuisance Is to be abated by cutting
the projections down to the level Of the sidewalk.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle
Thomas T. France, repair Frame 925 K
street northwest; $500. Geo. w. Knox, erect wagon
shed ,21 street northwest; $780, w. c. Redmond, re-
pair brick. 933 Rhode Island avenue northwest;
$3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-02

Laundried Reinforced with placket sleeves), cnl
81, best that can be sold at the price
British Socks all sizes, to II, two pairs for CSC.
AT Lewis, $40 7th st. NV. Established, 1868
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RESCUED FROM THE JAWS OF DEATH.
Verdict of Thousands.
Mr.. R. W. TRUDE, Of Milton Penn. writes. Nov.
16. 1892
Enclosed please find postal order for five dollars and
twenty five cents. for half dozen bottles Of Hunts
Remedy. keep grocery here, and can sell more of
your medicine than any drug store as recommend it
to all afflicted with Kidney Disease or Dropsy. tell
them. that If they have life enough to swallow it. it
will raise them from the dead for fact for 1t did raise
me from that slumberng Sleep and although this was
over three years ago. have had no Kidney tro ube
since. Like the woman in Scripture. had recourse to
many physicians, and grew nothing better. but ever
worse. But, thanks to Hunts Remedy. am raised as
one from the dead"
THE MOST scEpT1cAL CONVINCED.
Thousands feel thrill Of Joy whenever they gaze
upon the magical words Hunts Remedy" for it is
the best Kidney and Liver medicine ever known and
recalls to memory the blessings it has proved to them
It is positive remedy for all Diseases Of the Kidneys
Bladder and Urinary Organs. The proprietors names
should be written in letters Of gold for few men have
done much for their suffering fellow-bei One
trial will convince the most sceptca causing them to
proclaim to all their friends the many virtues Of this
great medicine. The demand increases a. it becomes
known, and where it s best known the sales are the
largest. As Mrs. Browning says "Great is he who
his greatness ALL This is what the proprietors
Of Hunts Remedy do Their great medicine is for ALL
| Cor. ,aso
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The death is announced OF Emeline, wife OF Mr.
john E. Carter, formerly a well-known and sue
ceSSful dry goods dealer here and In West Wash
ington. Her funeral takes place from her late
residence, AS 81 street northwest, Sunday, ut $50
p. m
This morning the ground hogs shadow was
sharply defined On the frozen ground when he
emerged from his winter quarters. According to
the ancient tradition he thereupOn again retired
to his seclusion to sleep through six more weeks
OF winter weather.
Dr. Elliot Coues delivered before the pupils Of
the nigh school Wednesday an instructive and en-
tertainng lecture on "HOw We Hear" illustrated
by plates, &c.
Mr.. ". II. Olcott, P. NJ. of Lafayette lodge, No.
49, L. A. A. NJ. was the recipient OF past masters
jewel last evening. Mr.. Henry 8. Merrill made
the presentation speech, which was responded to
by Mr.. OicOtt
AT the annual meeting OF the board of managers
or the Protestant Orphan asylum yesterday al
terncon, the old officers were reelected. The re-
ports presented showed the institution to be In a
satisfactory condition, there being at present 142
inmates.
Yesterday afternoon dead white infant was
found On Sth street, between street and South
Carolina avenue southeast.
novelty In the way OF polo playing IS game
10 be played at the rink tomorrow afternoon by
juvenile club, recently organized.
Oiilcer Jackson, of the first precinct, reports
that yesterday cOlorcd infant about six weeks
old was left on the door step OF Col J. H. Gilman,
12l1 Rhode Island avenue. 1t was taken to ST.
AIMS asylum.
The usual daily report OF Lieut.. Ecklofr, who
has been In charge OF the detective corps, made
follows: "By 'act OF Congress- the detective corps
was legisiated out Of office"
Last evening the Vignette club of East Wash
ington gave pleasant hop at Baums hall, on 4th
and streets southeast.
MesSrS Hayward l. Hutchinson yesterday hand
somely entertained the firemen after their sue.
ceSsful efforts TO subdue the 9Th street fire.
Chess and checker players OF the District are to
compete at the rooms of the Washington Chess
and Checker Club. No. 1420 New York avenue, for
the championship OF the District; play to COM
mence next Monday evening.
The grand jury this morning returned two in
dfctments against George NARROW for hOusebreak-
ing In the night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-02

To make this my last season on Furnishing Goods,
snail offer my stock OF Shirts Collars, Cuffs,
CarufganS and Underwear at a discount of 20 per
cent the remainder OF this month This discount
is ior furnishing goods only. This reduces many
articles to about cost, and gentlemen using fine
underwear, &C., may not find a similar opportu-
hlty soon. GEO G. HENNING,
41Q Seventh street.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Anause snents. &c TO.Nipht.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Salvini in ssThe Outlaw,
FoRDs OPERA HoUsE.-The Wyndham Comedy
Company In 'Ruth's Romance" and IA Days.
LINCOLN HALL--Admiral Dots London Museum
Company.
THEArER CONIQUE.--Miner's comedy combina-
tton and varieties
DINE Observation-Disclosures and crriosittes.
ODp FELLOWS MISUNDERSTANDING mesmertc
performance by Prof. Carpenter.
ROLLER SKATING RINK.-Assepbly att O'clock.
CoNGREGsrIoSAL CHURcH.-Gough lecture on
"Eablt; or Powers That Be-"
CoLoRED SwINDLER SENTENcED-A young
cOlored man named Mouton Carter was in the
tolls at Judge SHELLS dock this morning on two
charges OF larceny. The first charge was for the
larceny or $50 from Mr.. III. Clay Stewart, who
stated that the defendant came TO his house and
stated that Mr. James Giifillans carriage had
broSen down and Mr. c. wanted $3.50 to pay the
blacksmith who fixed IL. The money was given to
him. He YVES then charged with the larceny OF
$50 from Mrs Ida Gilbert, a dreSsmaker, who
stated that he came 10 her and told her the same
broken down carriage story and she gave him the
money. Mr.. and Mrs Treasurer Gilfillan testified
thar the defendant was IN their employ as a
eoachman, but had been discharged They stated
that the defendant did not collect the money on
their authority Tie court imposed a sentence OF
six months in jail In each case.
THE JOHNSON COLLECTION OF PAISTIyGs--The
sslc OF this attractive collection Is stu prcress
Ing at the art rooinS OF Thomas bowling The at.
tendance was fair and the bidding an improve
ment on yesterday, though a number OF the best
paintings were sold at remarkably low figures In
the sale Tomorrow the largest and most valuable
wiz &c placed upon the easel Sale promptly at
IL and O'Clock.
ARRESTED on CHARGE OF HorsEBREAKISG.-A
young man named John W. Browner OF Sd and NJ
streets southwest, was put on trial in the Police
Cour. tais morning on the charge of housebreak-
Ing under the new law, In robbing the house OF
John Bird, OF 9Th and streets southwest on the
2sth OF last month Mr. Bird stated that on the
evening In question, while the family was at sum-
per. some one entered his hallway and stole seal.
skin sacque, a dOllHan and some overcoats from
the rack in the hall Officers Horn, Breen and
BRONSON testified to recovering the stolen prop
efty from the defendant, who stated that he was
oellng II because he was In distress The court
WAS committed In default OF the bonds,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-02
CITY ITEMS.
New Spring styles Of Hats.
The Climax Shir1

Lewis. $40 9TH St, below Mt Vernon Square
Nice assortment OF Still and Soft Felt Hats for
gentlemen, Boys and Children, at Popular PriceS2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-02

COURT IN GENERAL TERN
Yesterday, Coleman and Neil, consolidated; agt
Heurich: argued by Mr.. Cook for plaintiff and
submitted. Kinney agt Mcguire ct al ; defend
ants appeal dismissed
CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Macarthur.
Yesterday. Johnson agt Douglass; trial re-
sumed, verdict for defendant in sS. United States
agt Briant & Craig; of calendar. Daley agt
Brooke,s administrators; verdict for defendant in
calendar Parker agt Parish; plaintiff called and
suit dismissed. Harris ct al agt. Damman; mo-
ZION 70 quasn attachment granted applicant; one
week to file bond 81 500
EQUITY CouRT.--J,tdge James.
Yesterday, Rehm agt. Keppler; leave to file bill
OF review granted and bill filed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-02

READ THE GREAT BARGAINS offered for to-Inor-
row only at VI. AucenstetnS. SIT 1th ST. NV: 2
81 patent bottom saucenanS, g.; q, l3c. a at,
loc; ct, pc; glass combination sets, 10 pieces,
dc-' wdShooard, piece laundry soap, 81 Clothes
pins. . foxes blue, &c; malOlica plates Nc
preserve dishes on stand lie; 10 OF. diShpans
He; IL OF, loc hatir0n ana stand, 25c. "a sheets
paper, y doZ teaspoons, decorated mugs coal
shoVei>, spoon holders, salt shakers pokers table
mats, velvet frames. easels &c. each.
TIE WEEKLY STAR, large double paper Of f,rtv-
Six columns, viii he sent postpaid for one dollar
year. Try IL
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In ORDER to close out entire SockOf kid gloves
We shall sell our popular makes or gloves at u dis
count Of - per cent
and NOOK Foster 75c.; worth s1.35.
S-button InOlSquetaire 90c.; worth 81
y. BIO make the public acquainted with our
future BARGAINS we viii use this column every
"Wednesday nd Friday.
L. j. BEUREND & Son. S1S .th.
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ssAIderney Dairy WaRons.0
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
ana delivered in k-lb "Ward" prints. Sc. Der 10
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk ana sweet milk
&C. per OF Cream, i5c. pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-02

The COLUMBIA COOPERATIVE BUILDING AsSo-
CITATION holds It's third monthly meeting this
evening, al O'cso n, at els 9TH street northwest
at which time stock can be taken and payment
made This presents splendid opportunity to
save, beinE contucted on business principles and
by weil-kLown men.