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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-04
nre.m.In lhe iime.Klln Climb.

DetT0h FREE Prev.
"Now, gem'len, had few remarks to
cit of some two Vars ago on the subjick o.
dreams, an desiah 10 express few mo-
l am giben to understan' dat some OF our
moas prominent members believe in
dreams an shape DER course accordin'
lie an ole man, an lie had about mil
lyon dreams since / began bizness. Dare
sunthin in 'em, but not much.
ITO dream dat you Is crossin' muddy
stream 10 steal turnips signifies dat you
had better go to work sn' sirn some taters.
ITO dream dat you are trabblin' long a
dusty highway an lookin' for lost pocket
book wild $50 in 1t signifies dat you am
much mo- sartin to be trowed outer de
house fur non.payment oil rent dan you am
to pick up single nickel.
ITO dream dat you. am ridin' white
boss past red BAN an dat gray.haired
man comes ont and pints blue umbrella
at you signifies dat de flour bsr'l am
empty, an dat you had better hunt fur
work.
ITO dream dat you sot on do fence
an saw a funeral perceshun go past, and
dat de man who drive de hearse had a
glass eye, signifies dat you owe de grocer
S. IS an have bin dodgin' him fur De las
three months.
ITO dream Of seem a woman walkin'
ober a creek on suspension bridge signi-
fies dat your ole woman can't 90 to church
fur de want OF shoes.
"Dar am lots OF udder dreams dat mean
lots OF udder fngs, but desc am far sam.
pies OF de LOT. II dar am anybody in dis
hall idiot huff to believe dat he kin lay on
his back on an ole straw bed an groan an
grunt an dream six weeks inter de fucher,
now am de time fur him to pix up his hat
an bid us good by!
can one tiug mo-; I understan' dat sar-
tin members Of dis club am in de habit OF
seein' ghosts. l doan' specify any names,
but wish to say to de hull convenshun
dat de very iust Of you who sees a ghost
or cotches sight Of spook will be cantered
outer dis club so fast dat de tracks left be-
hind you on de sta's will be smokin' hot.
We will now pick up de regis programmy
Of de evenin' an rush bizness."
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The Norwegian Hermit OF sal. Lake.

Exchange
There stands on Third South street, Salt
Lake City, and oddly.construcied house Of
two low stories, whose walls are covered
with so many coats OF whitewash that the
nature Of the material OF which they are
made Is completely concealed. Plaster
figures pointed in brilliant colors, filming
curtains, and at the windows variegated
fringes Of tissue paper contrast fsntastical-
ly with the dazzling whiteness Of the walls,
and convince the spectator that the owner
OF the premises must be himself a regular
combination. And go he is; indeed, the in
habitant Is far stranger than the habitation.
He Is Norwegian Mormon, 80 years old.
So far from having numerous wives, hehas
no wife at all, but steadfastly keeps d
promise which he made more than thirty
years ago to girl, whom he married on
her death.bed, that he would never marry
again. He lives entirely alone, and admits
that he is oppressed by the solitude Of his
home, to which he never admits a visitor.
On several occasions he has felt inclined to
marry. and the Mormon bishops have
urged him to take that straight road TO sal
walton, but the recollection Of that promise
has always interposed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-04

at Is claimed that New York women look
younger at so than Boston women do at 40
or Chicago women nj 80" for the reason thai
they have been taking Pev1na for the past
three months, but Boston aud Chicago women
are coming upi in fine siyle-enteriDg upon
the home. stretch on MdnGlin. got one oil
yonr books on the "Ills Of Life" from you'
druggist as present, and, as It directs, have
been taking Pe1na and lIandlin. My bowell
are in excellent condition, and the lungs and
heart are improving finely"
raw JIM WALKER, Lawas, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-04

Inc new LUX ueHbPhPei VA 6NsS SAA
with unabated interest, and there Is much
speculation concerning the final out
c ,me. Some Of our esteemed cotemporar.
les are INDUCING in grandiose sentiment
about the effect Of the present disturbance
on the future Of American journalism.
Paris, in a sense, is France, London,
England; but New York Is not the United
States by majority Of about fifty millions
In journalism New York has the advan'
tage Of broader field for circulation, but
compare the circulation OF any New York
paper with the population Of its immediate
home field-that. portion Of the country
which it may be said to represent, II a New
York paper represents anybody but itt
ownen-and 1t will be seen that what II
has outside is spread very thin over the
States and Territories. The outside circu
lation is not great enough to effect the ex
cellent home papers Of other cities and
TOWING.
No home reader Of the ISrRLLEGEScER, o
the Register, Of Pittsburgh paper or OF
Chicago paper will drop IL for the New
York Herald or the New York Times be
cause those papers have reduced theil
price to two cents copy. The home news
paper, though it be in its general features
inferior to thegreater and cheaper paperi
OF New York, in its relation to Its local con
stituency stands for more than all the
cheaper and better newspapers o.
the great cities put together, with
all other great and cheap newspapers
thrown in to boot The INTELLIGENCE
goes largely into the counties Of West Vir'
ginia, and the neighhoring counties OF Ohio
and Pennsylvania. but it will never take
the place OF the good county paper. The
home paper Is the pebble in the pool; the
circle widens, but the greatest disturbance
Is the point Of contact between the pebble
and the poo.
Another view must have presented Itself
10 the intelligent reader, as It Is recognized
by the obseryant journalist. In American
newspaperdom New York does notset the
fashion; It is not without its influence, but
that is decreasing quantity, growing lees
every year. The press Of the other great
cities is not largely modelled after the press
Of New York, either in mechanicalstyle, OF
"make-up," or in its general conduct. For
example, the local departments OF the New
York newspapers would be thought very
inadequate in Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Cincinnati, St. Louis or Chicago. The
New York Herald thinks much more Of
two columns Of "cable" than Of an equal
amount OF local matter, and perhaps the
Herald is right. New York has large ior-
eign element; being the entrepot Iof immi.
grafton, much Of that element is sever
fresh and green" more interested in the
old world than in the new. New York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-04

BRtouf's DsEAsE OF the Kidneys, Diabetes
and other Diseases Of the Kidneys and Liver,
which you are being 90 frightened about,
Hop Bltters Ii the only thing that will surely
and permanently prevent and cure. All
other pretended cures only relieve for q time
and then make You many times wore.
TrhsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-04
EDUCATIONAL.
WAsHlNGToN SCHOOL
w ~ y ELoCuTloN 4 RNGLlsH LArer,o.
w street, \. W., WAIhInSiona n uAGR,

p.,,,, o:,a II: y. STEVENS HART, PrIs:l,.,
received Alter ssp i; TSs June Private SSpI,
81 N Nv dsyelopment and culture al N. -
%dd is P NY 81 GtnSenton Reading p ySIS
o. Articulation aud Respiration toosIhsle Utgans
Fnllosoph!cal laws BY which those SrSsS. WIN The
served and developed. 0iSAus are pre-.
E1y and natural Expression Of ssnN,..,.,
means Of spoech Gesture, Including Shataenl By
uqn, Dramauc Reading nd Recitation
rreVenSson o. Shronic Affection q ihe ,h,o.,
lung and digcauye organs, and I6s t,sT,,t St9At
q Affected organs by IldiCiouS YoCSi ana ~
pTii, enaotsed ey prominent phydCis1S '"'NeA
phnunet Circulation taught 70 StGmme,e,, an.
other suffering ifOm painful Vocal DeisctS ~ and
sulL o. haolt that msy be entirely oyeFcor.s y
efSlAtent enott on The part OF the Student dr..
pyA luollous aud experienced teacher. W.
eyet abnormal Conditions Of the Vocal Dr., "
present, the advice Of q phySIcISn q SS.aiiate
prof 70 ihe Vocal Exercises siven BY The teSsSS,
miIed Gam6et Of pupils will 6e taken IA ths
studles, Send f0r c1rcular NS''V4 VI !9si,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-04
DIED.

BRoCKuNIER-onw wednesday morning, octo
Der g. 1883 CHARLIE WESLEY, eldest sou oil Charlie
VI, and Elizabeth G. Brockunief, aged II years.
Funeal notice hereafter. a.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-04
MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY,
AVA l0l7 AND lloc az" ST., NORTHWEST


Reopens "Wednesday. September On 1861
NM J. RDDY s0MEaS, Principal
q Enslish coune-Complete, thorough and ma
ClasSic,l coune-PrCpares for The sepIe, W., =,
ne iSminAfy; or for entrance into VRsas !:
French and eerman-By the Natural se,b,,,
Elecution-Chsrgeoi Ns N. Stevens Har,. H,,,
cpal o. me washington School Of Rlocutlon,
VOCAL Mudc-Dinetion Of Madame Annie n.
instrumental Muhc-DirectlOn OF Prof. An,
An, Drawing and Standardization Of PA, n
< Messer, Director Of Washington Art School
Decorative Ait-Undet supervision Of comfe,,,,
RKFERENCRs:- by permission Mn. soner =.
fen 70 the following pauonE: ~
Rev. <: Q. Andrews, Bishop Of. N. Z ChurA
Washington, D! O.; Hon. II. N. Teller, SectttS,T !
the Interior; Hon J, y. Harlan, Also. Jus i. spS
O.. Warrington, D. G.; Gen. John ", Foser II +
Minister 10 Spain; Sen. John 7, MORRn, SanSs q
Ala; Sen. warn'r Miller; Hetkimer, Il. Y: H..
Green b. Raum, Com OF Int. Rev., WaIhinRtoS r.
c.; Capt: Jas Il, GillIs, u 5. Navy; Charles Bnis,;
HAT. Editor al Wheeling 1ntelllErnteT. AMI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-04
OPERA HOUSE!
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
.gi October o and 10,
AND WEDNESDAY MATINEEl

Fifth seatou OF the Recognised Star Company
OF America. Larger, Better and Stronger than
Ever Determined 70 maintain my former Repnt&.
lion as having the Best specialty Company on the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-04
NRM ApYERrlsjRMEArs.

TOR RENT-THE DARKROOM AN.
y Fixtures corner Of Main and rwenty.thil
streets Enquire Of r. J. GlLLIGAE, Admlniitr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-04

STANTON & DAVEhPORT'S
Big Offer IN BOOKSI

In order 10 introduce ourselves thoroughly tod.
people Of this state and vicinity We otter he III
lowing we'll bound volumes, bound In handsome
cloth covers with gilt title, good paper, clear liT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22

SzA1oS PrnnY
SUCC1SsoB TO PERRY BROTHEn1
HAS JUST RECEIVED VERY LARGE AND COM
PtET1 sI0CK OF YELvEIs OF HIS 'OWN d.
OOLORKD SILK VELvETS. 1sINCHEs WIDE, ut 81.
coLG OF 81 SILK VKLvETs. a INCHES WIDE. At
Pg gR5uv sIL WIn coLosE2 LYONS vELvETs. ~
TOSS
2SINCHES WIDE, FROM Sc to g.
BLACK SILKS. FROM TIE BEST FRENCH MANU-
FACTCRERS, FROM 75c. TO s. so.
"A RARE BARGAIN"lN2 20 IN. COLORED MUSCO-
VIE SILkS. IN EIGHT NEW FALL OOLoks. AT
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF RADZIMIRs, OTTO
MASS SATIN MERVEILLEUxs, GROS DE LON
WEAR.
FULL LINE OF FIRE NCH TRICoTs. HABIT
CLOTHS AND PARIS DRESS-TEXTURES FOR
IAiLOR-MADE AND COMBINATION SUITS.
NEW PARIS AND BERLIN JERSEYS. WRAPS,
MEWMARKE1S AND CIRCULARS IN ALL QUAIL
t'WEDDING OUTFITS" A SPECIALLY.
egDARK ROOM FOR DISPLAYING EVENING
FABRICS.
s1r CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1910. sep27
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22

Typhoid fever prevails TO such an extent in New
Iork city that the board or health has been
moved 10 issue an ailress advising the dastruc-
ton or publication OF all clothing that has been
In contact with the disease. This would imply
that The type of fever now af ting the city Is r.
garded as contagious 10 some extent at least
The enforcement of proper sanitary regulations Is
recogn I'd as the best means OF preventing the
spread or typhoid fever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22

Tne naval ship Pinta has been tut through an
other course OF expensive repairing bur her sea-
worth mess stih rem tinS question of doubt. She
mas Deen ordered out on trial trip, To II she
really IS ut for anything at all Up TO the present
the Plnta has been useful only to Malone and the
Norfolk navy yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22

Inc baggage smasIers should be minded that
revolutions never go backwards. At the tional
convention OF baggage agents held at Chicago
Yesterday, the syst m OF che, K NJ baggage at
houses hotels, etc, was condemned, but any
departure from this very convenient usage will be
condemned by the people,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22
OUR $500 JERSEY!

Our ST. 90 Jerseys are manufactured from a superior
quality OF imported Jersey Cloth stitched through
out, full plated back with five inch satin bow, cut
from French patterns. with curved perfect fitting
fronts. and may safely be called the BEST JERSEY
IN EVERY RESPECT EVER OFFERED FOR THE
SAME PRICE. We have them in Black only. Fit and
Quality guaranteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22
BARGAINS In SILKS.

COLORED SILKS, 50c. FANCY srIvS .,o
Good qua lily BLACK SILKS, 75c
Excellent quality heavy Gros Cram BLACE SILKS
reduced to 81
BLACK SILKS. Cashmere finish fine quality re-
duced from 81. so to 81. 25
BLACK SURAH SILKS reduced to 81
BLACK SATIN RHlDAM.S 81.
CoLonED sURAH -ILKS reduced from 81 Is To
$1-lo. special bargain.
BLACK SILk EELVETS 81
BL fCh and COLO..ED SII X PIUSUFS
bLACh CASHMERE SiAWLS. all pare wool g.
BeA"cfui Fail Dress Goods. al pure wool ONLY Csc
s1z and Wool Mixed Dress Goods, reduced from .0c
70 2oc- Special bargain.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANK IT'S 70
HEAVY Bed CONF his 81
BLACK and COLORED CA ,HMERES all pnre vrooa
double sidth. 3T4c
NUNS Vikings. - inches WIDE all pure wool
size. f' "''''
BIEACHED TAB z DAMAeK. I'll puro linen
shghtly soied, reduced from, TJc. To Soc
"CARTERS"
sepio I'll MARKET SPACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22

The greenblckers Of Maine will not fuse with
either Of The Old parties. They propose to play q
lone and lonely hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22

OUR $500 JERSEY, ("TuE LASarRY.n)
Our u 90 Jersey is made from extra fine imported
'tockinete and stitched with silk in superior manner
has extra fut plated back. elegant satin bow &C., &C.
Finish. shape and fit guaranteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22
OUR IS. 90 JERSEY!

Our s.. 90 jersey is manufactured from superior
quality Of domestic Stochinete. has full plated back
with handsome satin bow. collar, cuffs and
pockets and is silk stitched throughout They cut
curved front and fit perfectly We open them to-day
in Black. Navy Blue. Seal Brown Garnet Myrtle and
Cardinal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22

The Philadelphia Press says of the Malone de-
Nance of the civil service law: "Ssnator VI thoae
has been fragrant OF 'nder In the IN alter OF as
seSsmeatS In times past, and IL h, Is dspos d to
continue the practice either directly In irectIy
IN the face OF the law. he cannot too soon be
brought up with round turn throu- III the in,tru-
mentality OF the crlminJ al courts" Tine Press Is a
republican paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22
OUR 5000 BRAIDED JERSEY

The Braided Jersey is decidedly the newest thing in
the market. They made from extra fine Jersey
Cloth. with braided front and back cuffs and collar
and have a full plated back with wide satin bow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22
" o N 8 T b TIoN.

We are doing lsvel best to build ND The material
interests of this city. Our cast here for life and
we see nothing in business point Of Viz but wash
ington Our methods al tend creating Gas far - Il
ispossble for us to dol that ssu tho spot and to
br ngng demand for Warrington products from every
part of the country We have Just leased for term OF
years . buildins which We propose to aemotish ano
erect upon the site Of the daANDEST BUSINESS
HOUSES IN THIS COUNTRY.
In the meantime propose to push our business In
every department.. and ask an examination Of the
magnificent line of CLOTHING we are displaying for
Mems. Youths, Boys and Children's wear
you are up our way. drop In and take peep at the
stock We have prepared for you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22

As the season comes TO a heal, base ball excite
meat reaches a pass where the the police have to
be called In The crow Is in Phil ldelphia yester-
day were so dense about the bulletins which told
The progress OF the match brtween the st. Louis
and Athletic clubs that the polite I'd TO preserve
Order, while In Boston, the Umpire after the
match between the Boston and Buffalo clubs had
TO have police escort on leaving the grounds, so
1ncensed were the crowd with some OF his de-
cisiOnS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22

A competent Dressmsker in Workroom at all
times to make needed alterations without extra charge
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DEMOREsT'S
Says:

| 1.-THE newest
triumph il vel
veteen has been
achieved by the
ACADIA. q Man
chester produc-
ton of exceeding
hneness. depth
and richness Of
texture. It's pile
is soft. close and
even. and experts
fail to detect the
difference be-
tween 1t and real
velvet when made
up"
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Mas. j. p. PALMER,
1107 STREET NORTHWEST,
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM PARIS.
And will be ready in a few days to exhibit
replS HER LATEST IMPORTaTIONs

A GREAT RI DUCTION IL WALL PAPEKS
IA Look at our Following Prices.
Gilt PAPER from 2Jc up.
GiazetI P4Ier loo
BGrder from sc. up.
AL grades of raper hung for 15c. piece and all size
botters and frrlZes hung I5c. q piece
fIcture Frames to rider
Al work guaranteed to he first-cass as we employ no
apprentice boys ~
Call before purchasing elsewhere and You will save
money ~
At JNO. T. SP LSHOUSE, Agt
52l 9TH street northwest, bet. F. and F streets
au2J-1fn Wasbiny+o, ~
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OUR $500 JERSEY!

THE JERSEY PAR EXCELLENCE"
Cur 90 Jerseys and made by practical cloak
makers from the finest and handsomest Jersey cloth
imported into this country almost equal in
to silk These elegant goods have fine and even tex
tu1e are soft and elastic. yet close and firm. We think
it altogether the finest and handsomest Jersey We have
ever shown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22
GODEY'S
LADIrS BOOK

IN the general
rnsh among mo-
di,teS and tlr"sS-
makers for a fine
brand of Velvet
cen there seems to
be great delight
eXUreSsed over
III NRCADIA VEL
vETEEN. 1t is -
much sought
after for jackets
and fur-trininedI
suits for child
ren's costumes
and ladies' dinner
Dire Sses. It, cost
Is also an element
IN It's success, as
1T can he pur-I
chased at tha saiIie
prices Is ordinary
brands. 2"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22

The Fast Pile ARCADIA vELVETEEN" Is Of gen.
uile woven fast pile, with Genoa face, and is the only
ve!eteen Ia the market that rightfuy claim these
Qualities They have stood tli season. aud
have CO. nue tn favor from the of their
hrst Intro ctIon to For ladies' costumes tn
are unrNalet having the following advantages over
theirs First the color is positive and lstrois in all
shaues second, IL appearance IL cannot DC easily dis
uh1ul-net from Lyons -lik vcv:t, being much thinner
am inner IN tex ure and consequently less heavy than
Or,!lIIiry Ntivctern vcivctS, and will
9TH: material of equal finish and dress
Sold by
TEFFT. WELLER 4 CO., New York,
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TEFFT, WELLER 4 CO., New York,
And Dry Goods Dealers GeneraiIy-
OfENISe SENSATION Or Tus FAn1
SEASON!
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING
COMPANY,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND g STREETS.

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND STREETS,
Opens its doors to- day with the intention of becoming
one OF the foremost estab city and the
ea der II the sale Of Fine Clothing made OF FOREIGN
Fabrics For tho coming week Will keep Open
House. ard respectfully Public to call upo
US and examine our Styles OF Cssslneres Cheytors
Dia1onals. and WOrsteds. Tn " are goods which can
nowhere be equaed Ia Finish. Beauty Durability.
They the best in the market. Notvstan ling the
Beauty and Superior Mako Of our goc,l5 We think
visit VIII convince You tlat Fine Foreign Fabrics
will cost you more than fair grade o: domestic
goods, not near durable. sold for elsewhere
The LONDON AND LIVERPOOL. CLIO Thing COM
PANf imports and manufactu all the good, it sells
and can thus guarantee you superior Material, the
Latest Styes, and for less money You Could posi-
DIS buy the same after going through OF In
porter. Manufacturer. and Retailer.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY.
CORNER SEVENTH ANDG.
sep22
N'MEMBER
hat the only Authorized Agents for the ceIe-
HARTFORD and NEW HOME SEWING MA
tHISlS
IN the District They positively the hgh:est run
Dinp, and most durable machines ever produced.
GA Machines taken i'll exchange.
Machines sold ON monthly payments, and special
discount for cash
Be sure and visit office before purchasing
s. OPPENHtIM X Il BRO.
-, e 9tn street northwest. St Cloud Building.
kinds repaired. ser
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w ooDwARD & LerHnop.
BOSTON HOUSE.
81 A D Q u A B T + r 3
J R s E Y 8.

OUR $3.50 JERSEY!
Our g. 80 Jersey is made from a lustrous-f finished
stockinette is stitched with silk Throughout making
the seams elastic. has handsome cuffs and is perfect
fitting.
In addition to Blacks and Browns, we open to-day
fun line Of sizes in Garnet and Navy Blue which our
manufacturer has lately been unable to send us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22

THE BAZAAR
Says:
1.-THE ARCADIA
ELvETEEN il an
imp We III o II t
upon ordinary
Nelveteen taas is
sure to be thor
oushly apprecia-
ted. not only dur
ing the coming
wint.r, bat for
Iuany SEASONS.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

NOR SAl,E-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
Desirable business property 9th street northwest
opposite Center market; largo brick Dwelling House
on + street. between 9th and 10th streets north
west containing all modern improvements also two
trick Houses with stores, south side OF PennsyI-
Apply to b IL WARNE
9l6 street after o'clock p. M at i735 18th street
northwest $3.50 80 ~ say,,, as
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"ANTFD-BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN,
w situation as porter in a store work in q house;
can furnish the best of references Address Box 45
Star Office. Sci 22-3t'
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R E NJ f NJ BE R!
FOR THE PRO
IT ECT TON OF
THE CONSUM-
lER WE STAMP
EVERY IA X d
WITH The BE-
LOW s T A NJ 2.
SEE YOU GET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22
FOR Observation-Disclosures

tNOR RENT-MY PIANO FOR YEAR WILL
4 rent 1t s. month; cheaper to family who is re-
Davis nearly new: grand square; all round COZ ners
eau or address W. W. GILES. 1927 Pennsylvania ave-