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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-06-15
SANDS g. BOYCE,
Ladies' Misses and Children's
Ready-made Dresses
and Wraps.
Tents, Awnings, Wagon-Cov-
ers, Hydraulic Hose, etc.

We have the largest and most varied as.
sortment in the Territory, at prices that viii!
command the attention of close buyers.
We will be glad to send somples and quote
prices for comparison.
Ready-made dresses and wraps will be sent
on approval-to be returned if they shall not
please This proposition applies too, TO any.
thing You may order of us. If prices are too
high, or 5oods don't please send them back,
and we will refund every cent you may have
paid. So confident are we of our advantages
that zee take all the chances-you take none.
Send trial order or write for samples.
Very respectfully,
726 If. SANDS 81 BoYeE.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
At the Missoula Fair Grounds 500 Head OF
WORK HORSES AND MULES,
all finely broke, in good condition and fat as
seals. The above animals will be on exhibition
during the month OF June and
MUST BE SOLD DURING THE MONTH.
and Others wishing real bargain and
GOOD sTocE
must not fail to call and examine.
LII. FISK q CO.,
Railroad Contractors.
Missouia, M. T.. June !, 1888. 1904
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LEXINGTON FOUNDRY.
Machine Shops and Boiler Works Of
fer for Sale.

In perfect ortler, the following: One 35horse
power boiler and engine.
One 10 horse power boiler and engine.
One 15-horse power portable boiler and engine.
Two C0-horse power boilers, complete All our
OWE make.
FUTILE 4 CO.,
7af BUTTE, MONTANA.
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BORN.
MARRIED.

ZoSEL-Near reer Lodge, June 9th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Zosel, daughter.
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Notice to Creditors.
In the matter Of the Estate
OF William Nowlan, deceased, notice is hereby
given by the undersigned administrator Of
the said estate to the creditors of, and all per-
sons having claims az ainst the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, with.
in four weeks from FIRST publication of this no.
tice the said administrator. at his Office In the
town of Deer Lodge, Deer Lodge Co., NJ. T.
Dated June 8, 1883,
A. s. HIGGINS,
Administrator of the Estate of William Nowian,
1854 deceased.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the CO. part.
nership heretofore existing between the lln.
dersigned in Deer Lodge under the firm
name of Trnfaa: Il Strang, is this day dissoI.
we'd by mutual consent.
All the accounts duo the above firm are TO
ne PAID to our successors, Strang & Mills; and
all debts due by said firm will be maid by
Strang & Mills.
Deer Lodge M. T.. oh. TRUFANr
May 81 1888. THOS. STRANG
Having purchased the business of Trufant
~ Strang we request all persons indebted to
Them to promptly pay the same. We res
pectfully solicit continuance of the liberal
patronage with which our predecessors were
favored.
THoS. STRANG,
IA IL E. p. MILLS.
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THos. w. CATIrS. Go. supt.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-06-15
4 MIsNOMEE.

We had heard in Deer Lodge that the eat
ing stations on the U. g. n. were not we'll
kept, and provided ourselves accordingly;
but it is only due to those providers for our
daily inner wants to say that there has been
an overhauling of the lower stations and
people have been put in the hotels where
meals are now served who understand their
business and give travellers good satisfaction.
The eating stations are now Melrose, Spring
Hill and Blackfoot.
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deer LODGE PROPERTY
For Sale.

Having concluded to sell all our property In tho
clag and Cagett Dixon Additions to the town Of
Deer Lodge 1t is now placed on the market without
reserve aud James II. Mills appointed our agent TO
sell the sane. The property includes,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-22
How to Get Coal.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & ST.
Paul Railway Go. have given public
notice that they will not deal in coal
at this point on the s. G. Il D. II. X.
Everybody ought to know from
past experience that the railroad is
certain to be blockaded with snow
during the winter. The only nossi-
bic way to avoid a coal famine is to
lay IN supply while the railroad
can haul il: failing to do this, the
public alone is to blame.
Tie Western Fuel Supply Co.
has established coal agency at Ma.
son City, Iowa, for the purpose Of
supplying this territory, ard offers
hari coal, also Iowa and Illinois
soft coal, in unlimited quantities, OF
frst-elass quality. at very low rates.
They are prepared to fill all orders
promptly for car load lots. SD long
~ the road is open. II you cannot
obtain a supply from your local
dealers. address,
WESTERN FUEL SuPpLY Co,
Mason City. Iowa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-22
7le77
Murdered Ia Sioux City,

About II o'clock Thursday night
tS0 Cinnamon, Wah Lee and All Sam
both residents of Sioux Falls be-
came evolved ii . personal combat
y front Of the laundry establish
Inent III Goat Counk, just back Of
the wholesale grocery store OF Van
Ksuseil and Floyd, on Third street;
when first seen by passers by they
we're clinclled, and Ali Sam was try
| ing u get into the laundry while
The proprietor was end.Maering 10
I keep them ost When Wah lee
1eisaesl i,Is victim II w..s discover
IA tlsat liz hal intiicted terrible
~ aer1ss the bowelso All sam Who
I leassins agail,ss Tie building
No s.strails III lis arms talk
TN xcitei III asll lpai The .nur-i
Ssfyr ssthl apitt shiss lsns bread
tlse iii stllnsnt ussl L, ID tile
h M HE crowd at hay,
I = y @ R af ! policeman
@ so MI! is charge and convey
E. l tbe city luckup. After 4
r. sslse sEll esn Nh nron his
~ ~ it and Isv nss,a,ss
= z Ytou nrfiyel whea
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-22
First publication Aug 8, 1883
Notice to take Dispositions


A liza Gray. Defendant \
To TIC dufvnalHt, A.ta GrIy. above named
iou Will take notice thst ne piai tiN above
named VIII take the dsla,-iiious ~ II \. b.l-
hng4 and SaInuai W Gray sgndry wi ne SEES al
The Once of aad hcfuT 6 \ A!drieh, igsfIcg
OF the pe@c" IN aid for Chan tauqua county Sthle
oi New York III the ii lls5e ot Kennedy IN SAID
thaiauqua csun't. IA Il tudtY the 9Ea day OF
September. A. n. 1873 bel wael, he hoHrs Of 3.
and p Thu Vac taking ~ -aid dep
a-lfton- vll &c rontinue and adjourned from
day "a day unt'l fluffy taken aud completed a:ii
that deepest ipn~ "a ttken viii b- rertd in ey
iduce np'ti he trial of he shove eR'llt.s. nr
ton on lie part Of the rlaji.tih, William L.
Gray. j. " MuLuH.
Attorney tor f.ainlia.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-22
A few mems good straw hats to be
sold cheap at Freeman Bros.

Thornton & l4ongmyer have as
sociated themselves together as CO.
partners in the painting business,
and are prepared to do all kinds OF
plain, fancy and Ornamental paint
ing with dispatch and on reasonable
terms. They are both lirst-ciass
workmen and reliable gentlemen to
do business with. Their shop is in
the old bank building on Main street
where they may he found at all
times re.iy for business.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-22

mortem examination disclosed the
fact that the knife had passed almost
entirely through the body perforat-
ing the bowels, and severing the
aotis, the main artery OF the body
which, conveys the blood from the
heart through the system. 1t was
found that the knife had even struck
the back bone and knick from the
knife was broken off in the bone.
a piece Of the liver, which hal
been severed came oft and WAS
found lying on the pavement where
he fell. Wah Lee after committing
the deed stood striking the flat of
the bloody blade excitedly against
his leg until the officer presented his
revolver when he at once succumbed
and went peacably to the lookup.
The difficulty is supposed to have
originated over some money which
had accumulated DUNG their connec-
ton in the laundry business in Sioux
Falls. They had been quarreling con-
corning the money ever since Wah
Lees arrival from that point the
same day from whence he started to
follow ALI Sam TO st. Paul where he
was going. AT the Coroners inquest
there was found ON the person OF a
Sam 81, 5000. Wal, Lee when ex-
amined was found to have $3.50.
Ali Sam died at 12.45 the same
night, the only wonder being that
he lived SO long after the scsering
OF the of the great artery. This will
evidently be case of murder in the
first degree rs there was no possible
chance Of saving the life of the muir
dered Chinaman which possibly
might have resulted in an inlict-
ment and verdict for manslaughter.
Sioux City il destined it seems to
distinguish herself by the execution
of a heather Chinaman.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-22
il-irsi pah'tcatiun Apr. 9. lsss. :
ssi.sss:sgs


rEnm'oHr y nskorA, ~ II 'he i'i-'sici cop',
Wi4l'ais iiioige,t, ilai;.lil
Daniel ; Carpenter Belts Gar
psnter, Rot~t t.ra Gsiw, Il nr
pentcr q II Er,,s sId G II
Mct'ort-,iet 4 !, J Met'nr,aica
cullnftiterr III trade nnacr Ara
name Gt 'S'' 81 II L j
Mc,iornsictt, 6.i' 81 airs
The !pttt ersni iintafa sends sy,sctinr.
Ia the above u .ei l,,t. r,ian'-;
Nou are ieftehS -alarlo, I'D Yn, required u, M
swef sac compliant IN This aej l,.r whteh uifi
be ftai az iists Ii iaN OF May. a ~ 1883 in Il.
Office or liz g ~ II HE l,Iririci stsar, Wuhit
a,ti Tor '}tfe 'itnyo UHon TeIrt ms n -
IN. n he cat AHse in tlc y, at Gin Ppirts
connts al tEi II u I aad - e.-rv.. ], G. :, ot
sonr answer -. ne s,4b~crInt~ ~ fytar ,sc,,
tts q ~ si}Gt Fn.ts UaAofH irrs3ter. .st
esciasise oi liz day If .rsi u yun ". %
ahswcf he f1nspia'nl niitiu iaai inse Pa.
pahtin Hi @rpts ~ h. court iur th. lp:tt.
oo.prnt!vd - ts2 cunp.rin.
!a.a ii '''t.tix .aii-. - .. his Eth. d.. af
May. ID les 9AGiipAN Il HcMsRr
Flashtttl n Attorf'a,
10 ihc ai.aye Analad ,scIetnttitf~.
3ke ne us. ma tise Ganli5igiGi ~ hi. W fa
vac hie,i ~ fi.s' iiire 81 1 .legs Ft- G, se
c"uf A. ~ F0}a ia s5ee3fieiy ~ 8
lllafy ri jtA AA 20 n Sac stF ~ Gl5
fstEt 4. s. AeN tt
A. ~ s5 i58sasl5 ein, 3 Eatt- ~
liafsu
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-22
a Ssasisn. Discovery.

Physicians are .ften startled by
remarkable DISCOVERIES. Tie fact
that Dr. Kings New Discovery for
CONSUMPTION and all Throat AID
Lung diseases is daily curing pa J
tents that they have given up todie
is startling them to realize their
sense 81 duty, and examine into the
merits Of this wonderful discovery
resulting b, hundreds Of our best
ptlysica.,s using it III their practice.
Trial Bottles free al w. g. Wolf.
gnncs Drug StOrc; regular sise 81 100.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-22
ERaOla s. k.aaaex

G. W. Beggs has now opened the
most complete stock Of boots Il
shoes to be found i'll southern Oak
look them over.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-22

Our cracker trade is immense.
We buy the best goods and sell so
many that we have no old stale
crackers. FREEMAN Beos.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-22

;lss 4 N
t I'D Cop,ity,
~! ~ 81 1858.
n y r.; -
~
II I a M 4. w. M. Iedisos.
i! - s. IsIl y y 81 49,
y |l MI III Alcohol
q -. s.
81 = r. f1phic picturc aud
ll|| ~! d ticla III TIL giant de.
il coll0l, and tie
3 y II b It'll announcement d
|! ~ M sNfactures Il were
4 4 gelscll ii an address
y Ia ! ~ IA which 4 whiskey
n ID :. sts,fer was interested. A
y u. ivid and truthful picture
q u ainted. Read i yourself
\. I'd :! II 4 4, your family:
3I#| ~ ~ aysels that there y preju-
&! d ssnst my man Who manufac-
4! =! one. ] believe that from
& snae Il issues from the coiled
oisonous worm in the distil-
until & einptles into the jaws
q 4! &, dlshonof end crime, that
s. 49, everybody that
I'd! ID! !.|| i cln itssonrce V where
8l| "A! y do not believe anybody
= cons enpiate the object without
pesI3 prejudiced against the liquor
time ~ Wy have 70 DO, gentle
/ l.aen y e tnink ol the wrecks on
asller oanx g the stream 81 death,
81 tne SUICIDES, q the insanity, Of
sne asnorance. g me restitution, 81
t1le nttle cnildren tugging ct the
lRqe0 ana withred breast OF
esping and desparing mothers, Of
ives asking for bread, Of the men
q genius 4 mas wrecked, the men
stsoesiipg wisn Imaginary serpents,
loduced " TINS devliisil thing;
~ wnen you thihk ofthe lalis, Of
J tlae alnfsno fuses, q the siyuns, OF
sne PRISONS g tiae scaiiclds upon
sasner Dank, ! GO not wonder That
very tnoughttui man is prejndlced
ainss Ems damned stuff called
aiconois intemperance cuts down
yonth y its yig'r, manhood IN its
stFengtn. ola age IN its weakness.
~ Dfeaks me fathers heart. bereaves
re aoIing mother, extlngn'shes nat
Wal at'ect'on, grasses conjngai love,
paoss Out fliiai attachment, blights
parental hope, brings down mourn
ssag nge "a sorrow 70 the grave. II
pfoduces weakness not strength;
elckness not health; death not life.
3 $3.50 49, "'''"s' ''i'"'e',
s '.. '-s's ,'ens' a''u 81 =
s,' 81. ~. "'.a ''ssa's' = 'c''s
..'s ~. ','.is's o''o'e'a' ~ poi's
esaience and embraces consump-
''o 0'se's s',e 'ano win n., ,s
n.'1ly a.o '''n'e, = 'li's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-12

Boss Mclean, Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, keeps
up sassy front ag INST the Penileton democratic
bolt from his Ticket He scouts the idea or a COM
promise OF the differences between the regular
ticket AMI what he calls "the dude ticket" AMI
ne stoufly predicts a majority OF thirty thousand
Tor HOaily. Evidently there Is LITTLE prospect of
compromise o! the democratic differences. and II
rem1ins 10 b. sem whether the bolt Will be strong
enough to destroy the democratic majority OF last
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-12
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.

We shal continue great sale Handkerchiefs as
advertised last week. with the addition of 100 dozen La
dies Hemshtched Handkerchefs warranted all linen at
1Oc each; finer grade for price than we have ever
before offered. Also. 60 dozen Ladies' Hemstitched
Handkerchefs printed border. warranted linen 1Oc
each-ths lowest price ever named for Hsmstitched
print.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-12

TWO northern business houses closed doors yes
terday, but the failures due entirely to infu-
ences operating upon the suspended firms The
houses were Intimately connected In the manufac-
ture and sale OF fine silks, and the failure OF one
involved the other. The business outlook contin-
ues TO give assurance of stability The recent in
jury TO crops had been pretty well discounted, and
the estimates at the beginning Of the fall season
were generally made to represent the minimum
rather than the maximum Buyers from the south
and west are increasing In the eastern wholesale
market and IL Is notable fact that they are gen.
orally provided with money TO meet their require
mentS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-12
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT,

We shall also continue great sale Of Hosiery a.
advertised in The Star of last week. the addition
100 dozen EACH Misses Ribbed and Plain Hose, solid
colors, full regular made. CSC. per pair.
Also loo dozen Misses Ribbed school Hose extrs
heavy for fall wear In solid colors only &c. per pair
all sizes.
Ladies' Ingram Brilliant Hose in solid colors, new
shades. at 50c parthe best value for the money
ever shown by us.
Ladies' Solid Colors Lisls Thread Hose 75c per pair.
Colors include Cardinal, Garnet. Wne Navy Blue Tan
&C.
Gents Striped Hose in choice colors extra weight fol
fall Wear and extra quality the price, 25c per pair
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN MEMS Isle THREAD
HOSE,
Elegant styles and Colors, 50 cents Der pair,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-12

An OvERcoAE
LIGHT-WEIGHT TOP COAT! Certainly, we've
got FALL OVERCOATS-a varied and choice assert
ment Of them, and at the MOST REASONARl n
PRICES. We're ALWAYS PREPARED. as ia pretty
well known by this time for any change in the weather
Ctr entire line OF FALL GOODS are now in and
awaiting Your examination.
MEMS SUITS.
YOUTHS SUITS,
BOYS SUITS,
CHILDREN's SUITS.
Our building is loaded down. Five door. required to
exinoit the Line OF goods we offer thus season
Now we Justly take great PRIDE in the SUPERIOR
CHARACTER Of our MEMS and BOYS CLOTHING
believing 1t TO excel anything Of the kind offered for
elsewhere in this market We do rely simply on our
justly entitled reputation for handling the finest kind If
FOODS but let the garments answer for themselves
comparisons In point of STYLE, FINISH and ALL the
points that go to make up a thorough garment with
those offered by other dealers. WILL we are positive
1NfAhlABLY result in . verdict for
A. SAKS d CO.,
THE LEADING CLOTHIERs AND rAILoRs.
als AND sls SEVENTH STREET.
sep11
Troy LAUNDRY.
TYSSOWSKI BROS.
CORNER FIFTEENTH AND G srREErs
COLLARS and CUFFS. cents each. SAINT eve-v
Monday. .o
~
FoR FA1n.
Medium Weight Undershirsa and Dr.v.r
W. 8. TEL.
sepA 83S Pennsylvania avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-12

GLOVES! GLOVES! GLOVES!
The opening bargain of the in our Glove de-
partnent Is of the choicest
SIX BUTToN-LENGTH MOUSQUETAIRE
GLOVES,
Every pair worth 81 rs but which we shall sell az the ex
traor binary price Of rs per pair.
LADIES Isle THREAD GLOVES
In dark fan shades of Tan Mode az Slate A. and g.
button length JERSEY, LACE and ELASTIC
WRISTS at prices ranging from 20 to so cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-12

MT Blaine says, In answer to an inquiry, that
he regards the republican prospects for 1884 as
more hopeful than they were before the campaigns
OF 1876 and 1880 On the question of republican pres
1dentiai candidates he thinks q western man would
be stronger than an eastern man. The last opinion
has the flavor of dlsintereste1 candor certainly.
as 1t bears against himself If he still has asptra
lions for the presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-12

The difference between the majority OF the
school trustees and the District Commissioners in
regard 10 repairs, naming buildings, expendlng
moneys, &c, is vital one. 1t arises in great
part from the former chaotic condition of the
laws In relation to the school authorities There
was formerly no clear deflnation OF the respective
powers of the Commissions. the trustees and the
superintendent. Each OF these bodies Is indie
pendent OF the others in some things, and each
makes claims not admitted by the others. The
recent legislation. however, clears away some of
the causes OF difference. IL places nothing In the
hands of the trustees but 1.-THE care and manage
ment" Of the schools. This would seem to conf1ne
them to educational mltterS only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-12

PRINT DEPARTMENT.
of " w. WV '"ius
BEST QUALITY PRINTS,
64x64 Cloths light and dark grounds cents per yd
Our stock OF Dress Pr nt is complete than ever
and includes some very desirable
INDIGO BLUE PRINTS
In the New Fancy Styles
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP.
sepl1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-12
SILK DEPARTMENT.

In our Silk Department We shall offer the best BLACK
SILK for 81 per yard ever shown by The new
goods in our Silk Department embraces not only
three complete lines of BLACK SILKS of standard
makes but choice assortment of Fall Shades for 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-12
AUTUMN OPENING
OF SILKS. vELvETS AND DRESS GOODS.

SEATON PERRY
Successor to Perry h Brother,
NEW BLACK AND COLOR SILKS OF THE REST
FRENCH MAKES. FROM 81 90 TO So 90.
LYONS MUSCOVITES, OTTOMANS SATIN MFR
tE!LLECXS AND RHADZIMIRS IN BLACK
AND ALL THE NEW FALL AND WINTER
ELEGANT HiIrSIS SATINs AND BRocADEs FOR BRIDAL
PURE SILK LYONS vELvETs. FROM I'm. TO Of
~: WIDE, IN BLACK AND COLORS, FROM 81
BLACK Hs3, TiR r NJ IN XELvETs. ALL WIDTHS,
COIORED THINNING VELVETS. ALI, WIDTHS
AND SHADES. FROM 81 90 TO s. So
fhE EN- hp AITW0oa T ThICOTs, IN BLACK AND
PLAIN AND COMBINATION SUITS.
HABIT CLOTHS, ALL COLOKS.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE ssCFrF
BRATED AMERICAN HOSIERY co. IS" MERI-
NO UNDERWEAR IN 0AUZR, MEDIUM AND
HEAVY Cf, WEIGHTS. Fob LADIES, GENTLEMEN
"a CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
sEATON PERRY.
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street
.-oasleo Io4o. sep8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-12

The New Jersey democrats are in the uncorn-
Portable position of having bur one man whom
they can feel confident OF electiDg governor and
he Is unwilling 10 run. Ex-Governor Parker IL
imprinted 10 save the party. but he is not in
clinei 10 surren Ter easy position on the supreme
bench for probable gOvernorship. III. appa-
rently regards a ju1geah:p in his own hands as
more Valuable than go-rnorship In the hands
OF voters In a Very close state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-12

w ooDwARD & EorHRop,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
9o1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT.
To open the season in our Mourning Goods Depart.
ment we shall offer special bargain
4O-INCH BLACK CASHMERE
$50 cents per yard. For the price, extraordinary
value.
COLoRED DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
To open the season in our Colored Dress Goods De-
partment we have selected an elegant line of
COLORED CASHMEREs.
In new Fall Styles 40 inches width at so cents Der
yard. For the price. also extra value.
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS.
1000 yards Of Atwood
N-CHECK SUITINGs.
In dark and seasonabe shades % inches wide only rs
cents per yard.
Also. splendid assortment Of
FLANNEL SUITINGS. SACKINGS, LADIES
CLOTHS, in all widths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-12

The Massachusetts, grcenbackers talk OF aban.
doning Gov. Butler, but their numbers have been
80 depleted that their political influence is
scarcely worth courting. With the resumption OF
SPECIE payment the greenback theory became an
absurd.ty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-12
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Every one during the year receives some picture
which. II framed. would accomplish . great deal Of
good. photograph it would cause US to think Of :
tener OF the party repreeents and bring to mind
pleasant associations If Picture of Landscape &C.
1t would NIL up and beautify some bare SPOT on our
walls which perhaps has long been US and
we only knew how really cheap frames produced
and what little trouble 1t to get Pictures framed
NOW LET Us SEE WHAT WE CAN DO.
At silverbers's can buy the Walnut Rustic Frames
In All sizes from Cabinet to l6x20 from 15c. up.
Si1verber1s we can buy handsome polished Walnut
Frames from cabinet size to 24x30 from 25c. up.
AT Suyerbergs We buy al possible styles of fancy
Frames for Photos from 4yc. up. :.
AT SllverberK's we can frame EnRravngB &C., in
beautifully engraved Frames from 99c. up in sizes
At Silyerberg's ran find the new Antiuue Metal
Frame at Is. 40 ard CSC.
At Siverbergs we can find an Immense assortment of
velvet and Plush Cabinet Frames from l3c to 81. 49,
Ihey take especial pride in their &c. fine Silk Plush
FRAME which they say can not be duplicated anywhere
At Sverberg's we also nd some beautiful gilt and
gold Frames at rdculousy low prices But they really
sell every thing Dirt Cheap and must not be
surprised Now all have do to take our pictures
tneIe and select our frames They frame them for
ready for hanging without charge which is very kind
and then we to find the size we want ali ready
made "
AT SILVERBERG'S,
3l2 7TH STREET and sls STU sTREErN.w..
sepl0 Near Pennsylvania avenue.