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FooT BALL at Athletic park TO morrow.
Massage, &C. See I..of NL,sen:s advt. aot

INTENSE BARGAINS win be almost given away at
In't grand holiday opening. Saturday, Dec lSt. Of X.
Colds 1I2liS Mammoth Department store ST.
h ST H. -, TIE collection OF the immense stock
Oh cilpte holiday good, will be far superior to any
o. L. pre- i9u5 displays while the prices win be
found unusually low.
SILK VEIvETs al colors. reduced to s1.35. Bro
c3ae SILKS. al c0lprs. % cents Embossed velvet
81 c1.2rS- - ceats British dress goods all styles
10 cents IOWsJnS. Pa ave. south side
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LOWER Prices
ON MEMS MERINO UNDERWEAR
MEMS WHITE MERINo UNDERvEsTs AND
PASIs only Sc and 75c. per Garment made by the
y. b Co, with their celebrated anchor seam-whch
cannot lie distinguished in wear from regular made
goods-are worth, respectively, 75c. and 81
MEMS Scarlet Medicated Underrests and Pants
ror make and finish, only Sl39 per garment special
bargain.
30 boz. MEMS MERINo HALF HOSE, without seams
and worth 35e, only 25c: per pair
80 DoZ. MEMS ALI-WOOL SCARLET HALF HOSE
without seams Reduced from SOC. to S75xc. At the
BOSTON HOUSE.
n27 WOODWARD 4 LoTHROP.
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BETROTHED.

STERN-O1PENHEIMER. Mr.. S. STERN. Balti
more, Md, to Miss IDA OPPENHEIMER, Of this city
No cards.
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Ask your Grocer for the orator.

Ask your Grocer for the orator,
The Post Office an Advertising Bureau.
The great care is shown by the officials high in a-
thOrity to bring before the public its merits the
unimpeachable reputation OF The Louisiana State
Lottery, for strict integrity and honesty man
agement in every respect. The next Grand Semi
Annual Drawing OF the Louisiana State Lottery
will take place on Tuesday, December the 18th, as
II has with regularity 162 times before, and NJ. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La, will give any inforlna-
ton.
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PERSONS In want OF fine lewelry should attend
thcsdle ui We;Zel!S jcwclry store. TO be sold ont
Friday. November so, at 10 o'clock. See adyrr-
tlceiutHt in auction colllIfrS
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Day Goops Ar POPULAR Pn1cEs.
case superior Poplins at 15c, worth &c.
20pieces Gtrsters at &c, all colors
10 pieces 42nch Shuda at Soc
10 pieces superior Colored Silk at 75c
spices good Black Silk at 15c
200 Horse Blankets. 9Oc to 81 each
2cases 1914 and ia blankets at 81 Is and So slightly
damaged. worth double the money.
ClOaks and Dolmans cheap.
GEO. J. JOHNSON
n24 713 Market Space.
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Room Ar THr Tor.

TIME OTTO" GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler avoids al extensive attendance
no loss Of time handling of fuel a9 no ashes IN is
used extensively fer running Passenger and Freight
Elevators, Sewing Machines. Meat Choppers Printing
ana llthogrpc Presses, Coffee Mills Roasters PaIor
ard Ruling Machinery 1atles. &C., &C. This engine
runs VIII txtfSnle sO<thncSs and regularity
Possesses i.ie least lnbsr vi working parts, aud
| great simplicity. 7,.sfltafila
log ral;icc,s .Gc.s. &c, .r,iy at Onice of
NsSi--ii-s"s T. - - ala
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionecrs.

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
IHf IASI SIDE OF TENTH STREET NEST
BEIWEEN III AND STREETS NORTH, No sll
LOT ~ l2Nl03 FEET, TO AN ALLY.
Under the authority of deed II trust dated July x,
g. 1876 recorded IN Iber No s6 at folio las tho s5
land records of the District IF Columbia and LIZ
der OF t,!e supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia
passed November 2lst, 1883, in equity No 203
we will OBJ tnr sale at public auction IN front Of the
preMlsts ION TUESDAY. TIL T. ELI.k EN- ia DAl OF DE-
CEMBER, lS33,at Fot RoCLycKP n that erthin Lot
Lot in the recorded subdivision Of original lots 10 III
and L. in Square 37i. made by the heirs John. DAVID
SON, with the improvements thereon Consisting in
Three story Press Brick Front Dwelling with marble
steps and trimmings.
Terms of sale onefourth cash the day of sale OF
within seven days thereafter the residue I'm cqu
paymssnts at six twelve. eighteen and twenty-fout
are to be given to our order bearing sI interest
cured by desd Of trust ON the properly sold and
purchaser may pay all cash any greater portion than
one fourth at his option. III the terms be complied
with within seven days from the day OF sale n serve
the right TO resell tho property the risk and cost OF
the dfaulng purchaser All cOuyeyanciog and record.
it at purchasers cost $3.50 deposit acceptance "
DID, GEO. IRI ESDEL1.
COS 7th street n w ~.
JAMES 5. EDWARDS. ( iiustee.
n2S-d2ds Az 9th street NV.
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FooT BALL Il; Athletic park Tomorrow.

40 Rolls Of lowell 2p'E carpets. choice styles, .5
cents These goods are selling elsewhere at 81. 80
rolls ltoXDury Brussels choice styles. at 81 cents
The goods are selling elsewhere at $1.10. Car
pets n-1de ana laid, cents. TOWo0lS Pa. ave,
south side.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

EXECITOR'S SALE By CATALOGUE OF MISCEI-
ltNE'h-S BOOKS, SOME OF THEM FINELY
llLUHIRATED AND BOUND. GOLD MATCH
AND LOT JENELRY.
On MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER THIRD. 1883
AZ SIN In O'CLOCK at the auction rooms -. Thomas
Watch. jew lly. 1rinkets sc
Books now ready examination.
n2S-3t RICHARD GROW TVFR Fxcru.or
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sENT TO JAZZ FOR SHOOTING A WeNv:-In the
roce tG'ifi THIS morning te.ry Matthew'S r0,-
o,,Cu, N9e 'hifStFt vita t,.Iutia, "t.,iic II ss
ai>oC1Dstj- EJ!i7 STATE f's.f ,l. a,-,i 90 - nv
Wfr1 h.1i !,cr ;..a-s -.ss'. 49,
W<J:AiH. Gu.i ,4-sa
was S'tfs'
tie ~. .s.s
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H. II. DOUGLASS 4 Sons CapSicum Cough Drops
eIe manufactured by themselves. and are the result
OF OYER forty years experience in compromising
Cough medicines.
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SERGEANT MASON TALKS.
wha, He Said to a ..star,, Reporter

HIS HASTE TO SEE ''BETTY AND THE BABY"-wHEN
AND HOW lie RECEIVED HIS PARDoN-HOw He NOW
VIEWS HIS OFFENsE-HIS FUTURE EMPLOYMENT TO
BE DECIDED By DEAR BETTY.
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PAfAdOXs
It is astonishing how many persons exist lmost
Obvious OF their surroundings. Some have the
faculty OF observation in one thing some in an
other, but most observe nothing. This power may
be cultivated. though much OF the of 1t is due
TO hurry. ParadoXical as it may seem, the most
difficult customer TO please is he who purchases the
most quickly. He does not take time enough to
observe II he has made judicOus and suitable Sc
lection When you wish to purchase Clothes don't
be In hurry, but take your time and visit HEN
MING, the one Price Man, 410 Seventh street.
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DRY GOODS.

THASKse1v1Ss SALE
OF TABLE LINEN
At the
BOSTON HOUSE
GERMAN DOUBLE DAMASK CLOTHS
in plain white and fancy borders 10 SO and
STA. 3-s and 4-S Doyies to match.
WINE CLOTHS
in all sizes 81 Ca - 81 $40 and SIP at low prices
es-INcH GERMAN DOUBLE DAMASK
in elegant variety Of designs, only 81 per yard
The best value ever offered.
SKA, GERMAN DOUBLE DAMASK NAPKINS,
special Offering at SO 30 per doZeu worth al least 81
Per dozen
ELEGANT FANCY BORDERS GERMAN
HUCk TOWEL.
2oxi0, at % cents eachi
One Price Only.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP. n27
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COLFAX ON LINCOLN.-HOn. Schuyler COlfaX Will
deliver lecture on Abraham Lincoln at the Con-
gregatiOnal church tomorrow evening. The PreSi-
dent and members OF the Cabinet have been invited
TO attend.
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n2s-dts THOMAS DOWNING aucttoneer
HSOLEI, Auc:ioncer.

VIII sell, at public auction. the stock of Fine Jew
elry IN store No. lOl2 1IiI northwest comm,
lEiDAh MokNiEG. NoNtMBER IlIlkIIETH at
we'll kuo WI weller T. Netzl Ills stock consists as
follows: GgId and silver watches, gold fiiilr rinss,
sets oi ltwtlry assorted, gents lius collar butt
TONS Sleeve buttons. clocks every styl, and make
large lot If sE"tacls. show cases one Iron safe
nearly Lew, combination lock shelves counters aud
Ealy Other goods too nurucroGa t. mention Dealers
AMI jewelers. invited TO attend this sale the goods
vii b. sold without reserve.
n2H-f FOLEY, Auctionc,r.
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DRY GOODS.


y ~ Soobos
GooDs Tar Are WANTED.
POPULAR PRICES
WE OPEN TO-DAY
NEW STYLES IN 40 INCH RICH rIArps.
:. '''
g. AIL-wooL HABIT CLOTHS.
Extra Weight and Finish,
sIo0
42-INCH DRAP DALMA.
Under Price.
slI2E.
eros GRAIN SILKS.
Actual yaluc $780,
For SIS.
Choice Assor:uen: of
BROWN AND GRAY DEESs GOODS
- TYLER CHEWING.
i24 939 PENNSYLvANI. AvrSr-r.
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NOR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST LADIES' WRAPS
IL go to 7sc 7th street, j. F. YOCNG'S He defies all
competitors and still gives Bargains and Presents.
n20-.ln
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Washington Office hours:-s a. m. to 7p M
DIR. Z. a. PARSONS AZ Co.
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LOWER PR1crs on WINTER Wars

THE BOSTON HOUSE.
CLOTH JACKETS Jersey fitting, trimmed with orTa-
HEAVY WsH'S W GtS IL ein RBAcK JsEY JACKETS
only 81 each-haye been sl2.
ALL-WOOL Diagonal RUSSIAN CIRCULARS, only
$40 each-reduced from SIS.
ELEGANT eros DE LONDRES SILK CIRCULAR.
handsome quilted lining. fur cape, edged with fur
only 2l5. The most elegant garlucnt ever Offered
IMPORTED BLACK CLOTH DoLMAN trimmed with
handso.ne ribbed plush and chenille fringe OILY SIS
ELEGANT HEAVY RIBBED IMPORTED CLOTH
DOLMAN, deliberately trimmed with Astrachan che
nile fringe and braid only $40 would be cheap al 80
SEAL PLUSH COATS A. inches long, lined with best
quilted satin. seal ornaments. only $40 Not beiny
has been popular We have secured the above lot,
made to special order, and worth $50 and ofter
them better bargain.
Being opportuncy in New York last week when the
market was very mich depressed. added largely
have placed correspondney low prices upon theni for
our customers. and confidently GUARANTEE THE
LOWEST PRICES IN THIS CITY on WINTER
WRAPS Our guarantee is absolute and means that the
Garment in good condition Is good for the price raid
Buying cash. and selling at the lowest price possible
fall that price cannot be fairly unersold Our
principle Is, ONE PRICE. and that THE LOWEST
PRICE, at
THE BOSTON HOUSE.
e21. :. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. .s21
WOnnWAPn G. T OTuRnp
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JAMES s. EDWARDS trustees.
n29-dSds ALL 9Th street NV

CHANCERY ~, SALE OF NMrAnLE IMPROVED
" kEM. ESTATE on THE NuRTHMEsT CURNER
OF TWENTIETH AND NJ STREETS NORTH-
WEST, BEING A THREE STORY AND hack
BgIIDING BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
HOUSE.
BY virtue of adocree of the Supreme Court Of the x.
District Of Columbia PASSED in Equity cause No IA
3.GG6 wherein John II Herrtll i plaintiff and H,ren
rel ct al arr defendants the undersigned Trustee VIII
W vi az EHD1i, auT2n IA front II TIE lftlis's ON
FOUR O'CLOCK Y NJ Sub Lot nnnb,r'd thirty three
lS3l and the south one 10 foot with the dtItl III Fo II
Lot numbered tllirtytwo GA in square IuiIber,d
ninety nine (]9 improved bN tlrC,story and bash
building brick store and dwelling house good order
IN the City Of Waslngton H. q, the having
frontage OF 81 feet Goth street 10y depth
NJ street Tho property viii Ice sold clear al
brlnces and all taxes Paid M day Of sale.
Terms Of sale One fourth IF the purchase I'm
cash. the residue In three equal lnstalln,Tis six
twelve aid eighteen months respectively with mt rest
IT eight pcr per until paid l secured 10y
approved notes and retained lien the Property Sold
all cash at option of tie purchaser The Trustee
Will require deposit OF 800 al time of sale.
J.. NJ. SAUNDERS. Trustee,
llU3 street northwest.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment announcing the opening of the dental de-
partment OF Howard University. and the facilities
afforded those who may require work done at the
mere cost OF material.
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safi ana e5ieel4to Gtlr patrons We have concluded
10 present All who buy Live dollars" worth OF
Feiiiber 25tn until December 25th. with pair OF
gum or leather shoes slippers to the value Of
MY cents, ana handsome souvenir. "Our prices
are lower than the l0NeSt.- /. IIeilbrun 4I2 18th
street. keln.lnu.r: lac O.d WOllan In Window
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The Sick Children's Thanksgiving.
The annual donation for the Children's hospital
VIII be On thanksgiving day, November 90. and no
better invitation to the general public could be
given than is contained In the following lines by
one OF the ladies':
Have you some little ones at home?
II not, let memories make you come
TO see us little ones. sick and sad,
On this 'DOnati0n day. made glad
BY even the smallest thing you give
To help us ALL while here we live.
Not only picture cards and toys,
Which please the girls and charm the boys,
But also we must ask for coal,
And useful things, upon the whole;
Barrels or sugar and boxes OF tea,
Rice, canned things. and hOminy.
Pillows, sheeting, and clothing too;
Muslin and towels not few.
Dear people, those who cam give money
This day, with none would be SO funny.
The ladies will be here to thank
You all and put spare cash in bank. =
DO come to see us, and help to make
"Thanksgiving" bright for charity sake.
Dammann's Special kid-Glove Sale,
At SOC 18th street northwest.
S-buttOn length MOSQuetaire, reduced to SOC.
S-DuttOn length MOSquetaire, warranted, 75c.
S-buttOn length Mosquetaire, warranted. CSC
4-buttOn Embroidered back Kid Gloves, war
ranted, soc.
1O-DuttOn length MoSquetaire, warranted, S139.
SHOOK Foster Kids, all shades, warranted, SIC.
Gents stitched back Kid Gloves, warranted, 81.
Gents fur-top Gloves from Csc. up.
Ladies' fur-tOp Gloves, from 75c up.
Misses MoSluetaire Kids, warranted, 75c.
Children'S lined Kid Gloves. 4Sc
A. DAMMANN, Agent, S06 1th street.
Carstairs, Mccall & Co.'s renowned Orator.
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PARTIES desiring to look at lots for sale at
Hyattsye will be taken out free OF charge IL they
Will meet l. d. Wine at the b. and o. depot at $50
p. IN. on the Goth inst.
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Gents 2-ISuttOn Dog Skin Gloves.
Stitched backs, all shades, s.; extra heavy clot
Jerseys, Soc, at Auerbach's 18th and streets.
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IEer Other Auctions See .sercnth Ragel
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Mrs. GARFIELD's HOUsE.-SOme time ago Mr. Tim
othy Coup wealthy Englishman connected with
the Christian church, offered to give 81 600 to pIr-
chase the Garfield family residence, at the corner
converting it into a parsonage for the Memorial
Christian church. This sum, however, was insult
fici3nt to purchase the house. and there We're no
contributions offered by others the project was not
carried out. It is understood that Mr. Coup will
give the money he offered to the church. Mrs Gar
field still holds the title to tie house.
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To-n7To" being Il legal L I,ay, NO paper VIII be
! tigl r. III f:i- on
Street lA:aYs VIII b. lighted at 80 D. H. and ex-
tt,-G'l.>' =. q 1T !: - q. 10.
IT, cr,2rott Az; ti.,..cry will be open tomorrow,
Y ~ - - N. = = +. III; a(irii! tancc free
..Tt.r.tis. g. y N VT
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icc cream AMI Charlotte Russo.
scEo,-s, toys, Y -,nls cards at J. Jay Gould.s.

FooT BAIL at Athletic parN tomorrow.
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BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP n27
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Carstairs, Mccall & Co.'s famous Orato
LundbOrg's Perfume, Alpine Violet.

stAlderney Dairy Wag0ns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered In half-pOund "Ward" prints, &c per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butternilk and Sweet
Milk, sc. per quart, Cream 15c. pint.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-22
run Representation

ATLANTA, March 2l.-The executive com,
miitee my OF the Green line met TODAY u,,n A
fu,, representation present. ''-"hy with
se,,i"a ne ureen line committee adiu.,sa ,.,,
se.a,su mn.as large number OF olaims .rd ma
.ea Ishsd ., considerable amount q, "u nna.s u,s
solvod business ,,n.e The committee tbsn ~
iv.u mit,Sa i.seif into conierepee '" sone re-
asrses ,..ee or the Green line Svm, Ss
sha IT,, 70 perfect and nnu
tnnooua e whinh ,,,.n 9rgan'za,ion south Of % Chs,
ianticS ,siIrnaa Tp,on includes the Western & M,
and South sh''SsS Ssr,,,n.r The Georgia railroad ii a..
combination o"'',,ns nh railway and Ceni,SI
Agreed to sustain the Green jIs'ons Iivs ~
;HsRs,rtment ;.s, and clearing houss ~ sn Anvc,'
,iv,lle n,v 4 NAshville and Ohsttsnoc.s sns
IIlSss, XtISnsss sS'ushsrn ~ have Withdrawn ~
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Houston,

HOUSTON March 2l.-[special I-Blact
'ek Is reported to have made its appearonoo
among the catt'e in the northern na., NV y,
,nls 'hArris county. Much valuable stock X
mas died from the disease, and II -
ns feared II viii spread to the soutber, -, :,
U, tne county, where there are tho,,sap,1s PIT
81 cattle, Naturally the rumor has s"nus exc,,aS
"Tgh I.t apprehension among the stock wen
tno recent heavy rains and cold wea,hn. ea
,n'e gauseu the crop already plan,eJ 'n
a"H a me potato crop is almost eniireIv da .o
T,,"yeu' ma replanting will have io NV, eo
,onu' hnullo'e' accused Of the murder of Tildo
, n",,So,' Hhd Campbell, who shot polica'
,ra % 8 w., ',,. neVe Their examinations Friday
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-22

CLEnuRSE, Nj.
Baker, grocer, oA",l'u''u'
terday by attach ''osco yes
A revival meet
Methodist churcl '' "' the
mir. G. Is. Holl
William Seyfreitew of Mr..
at the house off rlty, died
In Fort Worth liulland. IT,.
brought here elnh'ns Will be
Last MID 'inorro".
hre was O'Clock "A
Il. II. Keen oy Messrs
extinguished shaw, VINO
The fire hS Sie rum Office.
and the bl Muen Partition
had caught ceiling, and
against the pdpers slttlbg
the files Of ,cunlalued nIl |
troyed. nj We're d. /
prietors, al one oi 'he pro.
At the opc1mployes, were
and, but ioig the theatre.
Keene andyery by Messrs'
doubtless 10 block would
now, The r waste ere
ber dropia burning en-.
pipes. wh the attaches
home nj az when startinS
lust abop pat being hung
| ity Is hj,rs, the probabii.
when N Of fire In the box
appoin\s city, has been
Santa Gulf Colorado 4
ard Teaen Fort Worth
SeverA,,
meeting vloians called al,
day orIenwell's office a :
Medical Organize u
be calltdp psr meeting will l
nent orRfnsc' Q perma- q
pn to NJ. O. 4. TX
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Afexia

~ MLAlA' March 2l.-Tspecial.I--Mr,
Charles l.. Richardson, rormsrl, =. .'
eng engineer on the Houston & Texas Can. N.
'ral railway, committed suicide mi, moru. 0ru.
ing soons 4 o'clock, at his room in n.
BAN Dank block by taking morphilS Rs,s,' sue
s~c s1c' W. - made n IN The HraAtD tome dsv.
ifcm tSs ~sss. ny rssurn TO MrS,s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-22

Since the founding of our
house, it has always been the
constant study of the proprie-
TORS to cater to the wants of a
discriminating public.
Great preparations have
been made this season to make
our Millinery Department las
well as all our other depart
ments) complete in itself, and
with that end in view we have
enlarged the space at our dis
posal by utilizing our Cloak
Department.
We have engaged another
competent milliner, who has
been visiting Eastern cities.
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The lady in charge of our
Trimming Department made
a trip to St. Louis and Chicago
for the purpose Of becoming
acquainted with the leading
styles. Our New York buy
ers have supplied us with all
that is new and novel. Our
sales daily indicate the increase
in our business.
We are alive to the wants
of the public.
We have push, energy, taste
and enterprise. We buy at
the lowest figures.
We buy only frst-class and
fashionable goods, and we sell
at popular prices.
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scme some a,san aus arrival he had been indp,c,,.
any time tifn,, in, IA drinking, though ne, = =
his frisn,,a. ..,tuAicstec, and it is tbonsh, a
sion Of tas,;nt tnat ms produced The Ssnre., .,
No c.,Sa ng which resulted so fs,ans fpniss
fuitber ,h. oan De assigned for tho ~
note he ian ian enat named by himseIf -; az,
he took ,ba yu the table in his room w,n. ,n
lows: "'' potion, which reads as n,
tr,a,ss .Dssr Friends; As | havs ,..,,
nv s fr;ary 9y persons whom | supnossd e ms
that thus, thn have come 10 tbe conoln eC 70 oe
human;,,h human family has zone hS,ds'oh haol oia
son n, Bury me as am an. JAW on
poeke, {ou VIII find from recein,s 10" q, ma
Nv nan, out put me away as vpn s ~ my
motbsr bie Is Charles l.. RicbaydSsu,s see ht.
son ner n Is now living at Sechersv;in,o.h My
Mrs 'IuppV; Wisconsin. Her adS, IA, Sack-
son 80 %, 10. hichardson, Sechersv;,'u' Is
'ou county, Wisconsin. ''S'i'le, Jack
mind. o' crazy, but In my rirh,
f,und 0n another sheet OF paper lvinr ~ 1t ~, r.
folIa,a snort note to friend iSSnar nuoar was
ana s Please look after NV. .vaia, ro as
M S mat they are not ma3c ialns,
ba o,,, Woou bye, Tell - first oF Saroage
writ. Hn, answer all COMMUNICATED al, b anu
out ofn,-. w This is all caused nv hee h,ense
mo an ,Ilvnney' while have lots cor,, oei.is
rrinnta ' need 1t at this time 70
,easp ppie, put IN no respect Ttam am
Is ~ years was oorn IN Canada, and was. ue
,snays 10y iexas rangers in the H'u'er ,a,n III
he country. ''es' III TINS section of
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Denison,

DENIsoN, March Civ. & pron0o,
iarmer living just west of town. foll d0,s
WINE blowing yesterday. 1t is supposed ~
idon,,,' V'on o, caused oy heart disease. He ev.
to nnhiich his team. ''S""
ine e sboni S,nt@ % OF fire was sounded this even.
was wa, caused. 1t was only % cbimpsS psv''ement
shops. '''' hear the railroad
house se iaa Black Crook was given at the oners.
approved by all. '"''iuS'as'ically
tbas ase 10y weather Office here will be closed on
freeze, "o' managed by the last
Inc paymsster of tho Misso,-; p..,s
shops will not honor any power of n, a,,nn atinc
n W collect the mems pay in future '''
ne weather is clear, cool and windy
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'eather and rising temperature.
ROCkdAle

~ ,vcKpALr' March 2l,-Ispecial.l-Mr. !
L. eargan,o Cisco, Texas, was morr,oa
70 MISS Cora Maddox at the residence Of ,ha
oriues father, eleven miles from Rockda,a
To-Day, and the happy couple Ieh ro.nisht
aor tnelr future home. Ine bride,roor, ~
y prominent pr, merchant of Cisco and vyr ahs is
~noi v,,nu daughter of one of Milan cnnntri ,ue
"TTmh,lhy Th ana prominent citsens. COUNTY
ine farmers are all busy in tho sol,.
Th RTihanslng corn and preparing for 1y co,,on uets
what behind '"'o"n 'hem some
"A "A grand wedding is on tbe t.ris =,
cerned people are con-
me lumber trade of Rockdalei immo,oo
'"T I'D business ofal kinds steadily erowine'
me city council has ordered pIauS IIaoSing; nn
sspeclncatlons ~ for $4,000 school. bonss anu
De erected at once. '''oo''nouse, 10
me coal interests IN this section oroo
,aaIGtng considerable attention from ",e can ~
;;ai,T.s and letters are received daiIu zap zap
IRhg inquiries The Messenger predicts % max LAX,
~ ngockoaIe will be the central bnsineVs s n, onat
,oaT " ai extensive coal and iron region pyTho Tho
'O'' ana iron are found here side bv side ho