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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-04-14
ADVICE TO A BRIDEGROOM,

DR.. James C. jackson writes as fol.
lows To become a husband is as Sc.
rious a matter to a man as it is for a
woman to become a wife. Marriage is
no chiId's play ; it brings added care
trial. perplezi:y, vexation. and it re
quires a great dea. of happiness which
l%egitimately springs out of it to make
the balance heavy in its favor. Very
few people live happily in marriage,
and yet this is not because uLhappiness
is germane &c this relation, but because
those who enter it do not know. first.
how to get married. aud. second, how
to live married happily. You have al
ready made your choice~wise.y. I an,
bound to believe. Those qualities of
character which have attracted you to
choose as you have should make your
love grow daily While you live together.
AS to the second point: If you wish
to live in harmonious union with your
wife, star; out with that ayowed recog-
milton of the fact she i. your companion
and co-paytner. Marriage usually
makes the Wife neither of these. N
many instances she sees less of her hrs
band than before she married him. He
comes, he goes. he reads, thinks, works,
and under tho stimulus of business
brings all his powers and faculties to
the surface, and is developed thereby
not always symmetrically but vigorous
ly-not always tremendously, but with
increasing power. Married men do not
usually sAriyel up or put on a look of
premature age, but wonen frequently
do, aud it is plain to me why they do.
Married women are shut up in houses
and their chief care is for things that
have no inspiring influences. Their
time. is taken up in meeting the physi
cal wants Of their Notwithstanding,
washing dishes, keeping the house in
order, sewing, receiving company mot
Il of which has Il tendency even to
culture or elevation. Married women
are devoted to tho house, and this
means a life Of vexation and pettiness.
It gives no sort 3f stimulus to the
spirit. So the lusband, who is out OF
doors, active, interested il measures
which affect the public good, coming
into contact with mea greater than linn
self, who inspire him to better purpose
andnobler ends OF laboy. develops iato
manly beauty and grows il character.
while his wife at home, who has as faith
fully performed her share Of the wo,k
Eithers ard decays prematureiy.
Treat yoar wife exactly as yourself
Wonla have to be treated If you had TO
live under her circumstances, and you
willnot go far wrong.
Do not entertain the silly notion that
because she is of different gender from
yonr own that she IS therefore different
in her wants, feelings, qualities and
powers. Do not be tho victim OF any
social policy, Stand up bsayely for
the right, give your wife q chance to
live, grow and be somebody and be-
come something. g
Try to be thoughtful, considerable and
forbearing. You will have new duties.
and they will bring new trials Take
good care of your health and her. Be
simple, both, in your habits ; be care
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-04-14

ful - your expenditar res. be industrious
II yon keep good health and are frugal,
blessings will como from your united
love, and yon will grow happier and
better day BY day as the years pass.
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The subject OF an effective militia system that
would enable the national government In an emer

The subject OF an effective militia system that
would enable the national government In an emer
gency TO rapidly mobilize a force sum Gent to
meet any n.ed that might arise, has been fire.
quently discussed in Congress and out Of It. Tho
nrSt obstacle that always confronts such a scheme
Is the one OF expense White the country Is enjoy
Ing profound peace, without any sign OF tt being
disturbed, either Internally or from abroad the re
Is strong sentiment against spending money for
military preparations And In the light OF our ex-
perence it doss not really seem that 1t Is neces-
sary to e1peLd any considerable SUN In that d.
reeton It Is well enough, OF course to provide at
public expense arms AM equipments for militia
organizations, for without such provision but few
would exist But the states provide for their
militia organizations respectively, and keep them
under state control The American citizen Is
capable of being quickly converted into an excel
lent soldier He does not need constant drilling
and severe discipline ID lit him for the camp and
Held There Is n soldierly instinct among our
people which m1nfasreI itself throu yhour all the
early contests with the Indians and against the
French subsequently, and In national sense In
the revolution. And the war OF the rebellion DEM
onstrated that this Instinct had not abated with
years OF peace and the advance of civilization In
both the north and south the militia organ cations
formed but very al proportion Of the soldery
FIRST IA the field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-24

IL Is stated that Postmaster General Gresham
viii, in his forthcoming report to Congress.
strongly recommend the establishment OF postal
savings bank system, similar to that OF England
This system necessarily involves the borrowing Of
money from the people by the government, for the
money deposited in postal savings banks goes into
the national treasury. The goyernm Mt becomes
responsible for It, and pays the interest upon it.
1t Is easy enough to see how such a system can be
maintained long as there Is n national debt
outstanding. But after the debt sh1I have been
paid on why should the government borrow money
even at small rate OF interest, for which 1t has
no use?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-24

The educational convention in session at Louis
Vile has declared in favcr or giving federal aid to
the cause of general education, the money appro-
prfated for this purpose by the general govern
ment to be distributed among the states on the
OASIS OF iliiteracy. After lively debate the con-
Vfntion agreed that any NATIONAL funi for educa-
ton ought 10 be distributed under state laws and
Dy state authorities exclusively, but with proper
guarantees for its faithful application. The M ethod
Oh distribution is an important feature OF the
scheme, but practical wisdom seems 20 suggest
the expen iiture OF the mOnsy by state authority:
loT, should the national government undertake to
control The disbursement Of a school fund In the
states, IL would almost certainly lead disagree
menS, and probably clash OF authority between
national and tate agents
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SzA1os PrRnr

SsA1ox Prrnr
tsUCcEssOR TO PERRY BRoTHER)
HAS JUST R1CEIVED AVERY LARGE AND COM
RECT IAPORTATEON.s
COLoRED SILK vKLvETS. ISINCHES wIDE,ass1.
coLe q I'D g SIX VELVETs. % INCHES WIDE. at
PUB. SILK coIoEEp LYONS vELvETs. "a
INCHES WIDE, AT so.
BLACk SILK VELVETS, ALL WIDTHS. FROM 81. Is
BLACK PURE SILK LYONS yELvETs. FROM 20 TO
2S1NCAES WIDE. FROM % toss
BLACK SILKS, FROM TIE BEST FRENCH MANU-.
FACfUH4ks. FROM 75c. TO s.. 50.
"A RARE BARGAIN" IN 20 IN COLORED MUsCO-
q xI FkR s1 V1k IN EIGHT NEW FALL ooLons AT
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF RADz1suns. OTTO
MANS SATIN MERvEILLEUXS GROS DE- LON
DHES AND MUSCOVITES IN BLACK. ALI THE
WEAR.
FULL LINE OF FRENCH TRICOTs HABIT
CLOTHS AND PARIS DRESS-TAXTUHES FOR
TALOn-MADE AND COMBINATION SUITS.
NEW PARIS AND BERLIN JERSEYS. WRAPS,
MEMMARKETs AND CIRCULARS IN ALL QUAIL
WEDDING OUTFITS" A SPECIALITY.
@DARK ROOM FOR DISPLAYING EVENING
FABRICS.
m CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
sEAToN PERRY,
Perry Building
rennsylvsnia avenue. corner 9Th street.
Established 1870. sep22
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In the u s district court at Lynchburg, Va,
last week, Judges Bond and Paul on the bench, a
suit under the civil rights act ard similar in
Character 10 the Case of Smith VS.. Bell, recently
decided In favor OF the complainant by Acting
Ponce Justice Mills. OF this city. was dismissed
Inc keeper OF hotel was accused OF having re-
FUSED accommodations 20 colOred man because
OF his color. The Virginia case had been pending
Tor some years and was finally disposed OF by
throwing 1t out of court
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J ZEE v ZEE saH "
J. J F. WWWW R z :.
JJJ ZEE W W ZEE ILL r. =.

We have always paid especial attention to our JEW
ELRY DEPARTMENT. and through the fsct that we do
not msrerresent any article and always make 1t point
to sell the best goods at the lowest figures become
one OF the most important Branches OF extensive
Business. Our long experiences in this line combined
with the best sources OF supply. enables frequently
to offer such
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
That orr customers spite Of assertions to the
contrary, think trying 10 palm OF inferior goods
on them. when In fact We only giving them the
benefit Of our remarkably low purchases.
lay before our customers in Rolled Gold Pste about
Of tbs csst q solid gold but in point Of wear
and appearance equal 10 1t.
Our RUNE Stone yswelry rivals in briIancy real
diamonds and our immense sales testify the favor #
has found wi tn tho Ladies'
Besides the Rolled Gold Plate and Solid Gold Jewelry
We also offer q beautiful assortment of STERLING
SILVER GOODS in the latest patterns
In real Jet Onyx, English Garnet and Rubber Goods
we carry afuIl line at our veknown and popular low
prices.
We are also the Sole Agents for the
REAL CELLULOID JEwELRY.
In Red and Black. is almost ndestructiba and the
price Is trihing. while the designs pleasing and in
style. For Children 1t is especially desirable
PERIsCoPIC LENS EYEGLASSES AND SPEC
TACLES,
Which are sold everywhere at dollar but which we
Sell ut soc.
SILVERBERG'S,
So 7TH STREET and s13 sTR STREET NV,
sep24 Near Pennsylvania avenue
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The total coal protuc Of the present year so
far has been 81 PAS $40 tons as azliast is go
tons for the corresponding period OF last year.
The coal combinations keep the out put Well un
der control. and In this way maintain their own
prices
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Many have supposed that Bishop Heber's''Green-
lands Icy mountains" were mostly poetIcal, but
Nordenskjold has demonstrated them to be
frozen facts as reports from his party show
that he has assembled the ranges OF Greenland to
height OF seven thousand feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-24

Justice Field, who has one eye firmly fastened
on The presidency, would not be inclined to give
liberal construction TO the recent anti Chinese act
50 tDat IL viii not surprise any one to learn that
ne VIII decide against the admission OF Hong Kong
Chinese into the country. The san Francisco
newspapers have Information TO that eject and IL
Is probably correct
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OUR $500 JERSEY!

Our 81 90 Jerseys are manufactured from superior
quality of imported Jersey Cloth. stitched through
out full-plaited back. with ve-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.
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Day GooDs.
SILK yELvErs AND VELvETEENs
In b ack and Colors
EMBOSSED VELyETS,
EMBOSSED vELvEFEENs.
In Black and CoIors.
Fifty sets Ecru Lacs Curtsns very pretty designs
and full length, at 81 25 per set, special bargain.
o Ladies' Cloth Plain and Illuminated.
French Trcots, in Black and Coors 81 inc hes wide
very desirable and cheap
Blankets, Comforts and Quilts in great variety and at
lowest prices.
All goods bought direct from first hands and prices
guaranteed.
]. A. LUTTRELL CO.,
sep24 S17 Market Space.
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w ooDwARD & LorHRor,
BOSTON HOUSE,
II = A d @ o A T e r 8
FOR
J E r s E Y s.
OUR $3.50 JERSEY!

Our $3.50 Jersey is made from q lustrous-fnished
Socknstta. Is stitched with silk throughout making
the seams elastic. has handsome cuffs and Ia perfect
fitting.
In addition to Blacks and Browns, we open to-day q
full line OF sizes in Garnet and Navy Blue. which our
manufacturer has lately been unable to send US.
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CUa $500 JERSEY, ("THE LANeYnY,~
Our 500 Jersey is made from extra fine imported
stockinette and stitched with silk in superior manners
has extra fut plated back. elegant satin bow. &C.. &C.
Finish. shape and fit guaranteed.
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MICROSCOPES
TELESCOPES,
FIELD CLASSES
MAGIC LANTERNS
BAROMETERS.
THERMOMETERS
DRAWING INSTRUMENTS,
PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL APPARATUS
Send for list and description of our ten catalogues
QUEEN 4 CO., Opticians,
seP24-6t Philadelphia.
GWEET LEAF TEA,
y 90 CENTS PER FOUND.
Fresh invoice just received Guaranteed equal to any
sold at that price,
sep24 C. WILMER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-24

BARGAINS In SILKS
COLORED SILKS Soc. RANCY SILKS &c.
Good quality BLACK SILKS. 75c.
Excellent quality heavy 0ros Grain BLACK SILKS
reduced to 81.
BLACK SILKS Cashmeee nnish, Ans quality re-
duced from 81 SO to q. %.
BLACK 6URAH SILKS reduced 10 81
BLACK SATIN RHADAMES, 81.
CoLORED SURAH SILKS reduced from g. 2s to
%. 10. Special bargain.
BLACK SILK VELvETS q.
BLACK and COLORRD SILK PLUsHEG
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWL9, all pure wool 81
Beautiful Fan Dress Good. Ill pure wool only 2Sc
Slk and Wool Mixed DfeD Goods, reduced from 500.
10 26c. Special bargain.
DOUBLE WHITE HIAANKETa a
HEAVY BED COMFORTH q.
BLACK and COLoRED OASHAERES, an pure ve1i
double width. 37hc. ~
Tkc. "s1' ~ SoTe WON
WE.CHED TABLE DAMAsK. a p-n r.a,.
snshtV soled. reduced from Use. 10 E0c.
"CARTERa" n
sep1S III MARKET SPACE n
JARAxEn soRo1La FAM xro.
ana Decorative RictuysA. Jay Gould "a on st min
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OUR $500 BRAIDED JERsEYi
The Braided Jersey is decidedly the newest thing in
the market They are made from IN extra fne Jersey
Cloth. with braided front and back cuffs and collar
and have full plated back. with wide satin bow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-24

Are You T1nEn
OF clothing tark! Perhaps So Yet with an our telling
some may need to be told.
Last month you didn't need Q new suit This month
you do 1t follows. therefore,. that this month you've
an interest in CLOTHING that you hadn't Last. Hence
the continual telling.
New our Fal and Winter stock In OVERCOATS ana
SUITES are complete Il embraces everything New.
staple and Faahtonable aud remember that We cannot
be beat for fair dealing the only House tho
city thas gives youa
GUARANTEE IN WRITING.
We SHOW ONLY CORRECT NEW YORK CITY
STYLE
GEORGE sPRANSY.
oNE-PRICE CLoTHIER AND TAILOR
sep19 Get SEVENTH STREET,
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OUR S.. JERSEY

OUR $500 JERSEY!
Our 81. 90 jersey Is manufactured from superior
quality of domestic Stockinette has full plated back
with handsome satin bow. revere collar cuffs and
pockets and is stitched throughout They are cut
curved front and fit perfectly. We open them to-day
in Black. Navy Blue Seal Brown. Garnet Myrtle and
Cardinal.
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OUR $500 JERSEYIl

OUR $500 JERSEY!l
THE JERSEY 'PAR KxcELLENcR."
Our So 90 Jerseys cut 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
tu1s. are soft and elastic. yet close firm We think
altogether the finest and handsomest Jersey We have
ever shown.
competent Dressmaker In our Workroom at all
times to make needed alterations without extra CHARGE
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" U n s T R q c TON.

" o ST R q TON.
We are doing oul level best to build up the material
interests Of this city Our lot is here for life and
we see nothing in business point Of view but Wash-
1ngton" Our methods all tend creating Gas far as it
Is possible for US to do what sell on the spot and to
bringing demand for Washington products from every
part OF the country We have lust leased for term OF
years building which We propose to demolish ana
erect upon the site one OF the GRANDEsT BUSINESS
HOUSES IN THIS COUNTRY.
In the meantime we propose to push our business in
every department. and we ask an examination Of the
magnificent line of CLOTHING we are displaying for
Mems. Youths, Boys and Children's wear
II you are up our way. drop in and take peep at the
stock we have prepared for you.
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DROPOSALS.
v.nDv1;s Oyvrr U.4 JAu.

WADH,s OYYTcU d. q Jam.
WMuM01oN. d. c., September 70, 1854
Scaled pRupona31 viii be recev0u e This once until
TWELVE II. OCTOBEH FIRST, 1859 % fuFnish re
hH win DY Hunrod Tens Of beot Of m{ne (eof9ea
Greek Cumberland Coal and Twen1y- I've Tons Of rood
quality Of Anthracite CoaL sDye a1e, 70 Be delivered a
he balances On @ bsfcre the leM q November next.
Also espsss Rroposas 70 furnish the Jail with we'll
quiyed tn coal and wood to be fnspeeSed C bierh
cost The Tight - re1ecyad to pajeot any and N ND
sep20-t JOHN .. 6nOCKER Wsrdso
HO1 THE SEVENTH sTRRET roo
SOO MOURNING STORE 100
aua 7se Removed 7se It'll street northxoss. yss
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SPECIALTIES.

nR. ROBERTSON, SPECIALIST AND CONFI-
~ dental Consulting Physician for Ladies and Gem
demen. Twenty years experience. Every Wednesday
and SATURDAY, from to 2 M, at $50 street north
Main office. 30 North Liberty street. Bauniors. Ma
n ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
UV LIFE. AL business confidential. Ladies and Gen.
Gemen 50 cents each l06 L street. between <th ani
9Th streets northwest oel4-16w'
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SUMMER RESORTS.

HOTEL LAFAYETTE. CAPE MAY, NJ. OPENS
L first season yuy 7th, 1888. Directly onh y
class: Terms, s.. SO and $3.50. FRANK H. E5 I
HILDRETH, Proprietor. te26 Am
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

IrOR SALE-A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
A fronting on Judiciary Square. w. B. LORD eye
ecutor, COT Louisiana avenue sar35 he
IrOR SALE-CHEAP SEVERAL BFAUTIFITI
u Lots hye frame and two brick Houses ali froutinV
Green's statue four squares east Of Capitol coae an
ooidte. aus 5ln street. oeJpa- A
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A. SAKS & CO.,
LEADING CLoraIERs AND TAILORs.
BIG AND 3Is SEVENTH STREET.
sep22
OrEs1sa SENSATION Or The F.11
SEASON.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING
COMPANY,

COMPANY,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND STREETS,
Opens its doors day with the intention of becoming
one OF the foremost establishments in the city and the
leader in the sale Of Fine Clothing made of Foreign
Fabrics. For the coming week we viii keep Open
House. and respectfully invite the Public to call upon
us and examine our Styles OF Cassimeres Cheyiots
DiaRonas. and Worsteds. They are goods which can
nowhere be equaied in Finish. Beauty, or Durability
They are the best I'm the market Notwithstanding the
Beauty and Superior Make of our goods. we think
visit win convince you that Fine Foreign Fabrics
wiz cost you no more than fair grade Of domestic
goods, not near as durable sold for elsewhere
The LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COM.
fANY imports and manufactures all the goods 1t SELLS
and can thus guarantees you Superior Material the
Latest Styles. and for less money than you could posi-
bly, buy the same after going through the hands of In
porter. Manufacturer and Retailer.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY.
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Only one More CHANCE.

We have few OF each SIZE from three sixteen years
Girls Suits Goats and Havelocks which desire to
close out before We open our new Fall Goods. These
Goods, although from last season. are Just as fashion
able and desirable aud guarantee to- save You
money Come and Look at them.
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2U23 HIllyer ave. e. W..
IL rs. .........~.... $75
913 10th st. n. W.. 9 rs. 60
I'll 10th st. NV. Is RS. GO
81 g st. n. W.. 10 rs 80. 80
463 Mo. ave. u. W..
~ rs.............. 30
LOG ~ st. f, West WASH
lngton, 9 rs. Is
!. j. FISHER L CO.,
Real Estate brokers',
1924 f street northw
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

Tor SALE-A SACRIFICE-BEAUrIFUL STOCK,
Il Dairy and Grain Farm 1855 acres II m. from Wash.
,ngton lsplendid road IN Montgomery CO., Nd, $50 in
high state OF cultivation; dwelling 90 barns and
dmbeEed; m from raiIroad m. from O. school,
RUNNING complete. Sold to close estate or traded
In part tor Washington property at great bargain Easy
terms. w. Z. BURFORD, SO4 + ST. NV. au25-1m
NOR SALE-A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT OF
IL about acres; of 7th street road and Whit
ney avenue; commodtous house large barn convenient
out-budlngs; fine lawn good water Inquire on prem
lsess or o34 PennsyfVanla avenue. S-3m
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

NOR RENT-MY PIANO FOR YEAR WILL,
y rent 1t 81 month cheaper to family who is re-
sponsble and viii take good Of 1t. It is Hallett
Davis; nearly grand square; al round corners
eau or address W. w. GILES. 2327 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. sep22-
Il large room above, suitable for Workshop hvdrant
IN stable. Apply at 454 K St n. ". sep2I At
NOR RENT-TWO CONVENIENT STABLES:
water, gas three stalls; two for servant; be-
tween j and N, 18th and 18th streets w. q. A.
MOfMLEf, "ormiey's hotel ser18-Gt'
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

kOR SALE-STOCK, GOOD WILL, FIXTURES
Il &c. OF the Washington House. GO south Iiow.rd
street. Baltimore DE Alleys Old stand close t. Camden
street station. seven furnished bedrooms two pryne
oinns rooms sitting room. one seven and half
piano bar and Kitchen nxtures all complete. VIII lie
sep24-3tH $50 - ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF an
Il old established Grocery Store. For terms apply
corner I'd and + streets northwest. IT,
E*OR SALEM BULK OR IN JOB LOTS, THE
entire stock of Boots Shoes &C., in store 6O6 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. bargain for dealers A.
A. L1PsCOMB. Assignee. 321 ~ street. sep24-4t
DOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
Desirable business property 9th street northwest
on street between 9th and 100, streets north
brick Houses with stores. south side Of Pennsyi
vanla avenue. between ~ and Sd streets northwest
Apply to b. II. WARNER,
GIG street or after O'Clock p. at 1875 18th street
nortnWest. sep22-3t.
II lBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED ON
time deposits United States Bonds bought and sold
Ct market rates. Collections made everywhere by H.
SQUlEk CO., Bankers. 1416 Pa. ave. ml9-6m