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MARRIAGES.

Observation-Disclosures 3rd, at the
residence of the brides mother, Willow Grove,
by Rev. II. W. Todd, Rev 5. n. Pllchard, Of the
Wilmington Conference, and Miss Eta Wilkin-
son.
N-HOFFECKER.-Aprl 4th, at the resi-
dence of the brides sister, in Dover, by Rev. I.
s. Williams, Rev +. j. Cochran, of the Whining
ton Conference and Miss Dora lIofecker.
CLARK-ELLISON.-Apr I'd, near St Georges,
by Rev Henry iIumer, Charles q. Clark and
Miss Priscilla 4. Ellison, both of New Castle
County.
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KNOTTS-In Philadelphia, April 7th Amanda
+. Knots, aged 26 years.
HORN-Near KentOn April Sth, John, son OF
Edward and Clementne Horn, aged years.
WILSON.-Near Clayton, April 10Th, Peter wilson,
aged II years months and days.
The relatives and friends of the family are IN
vited to meet at his late residence, tomorrow
Thursday-afternOOn at o'clock. lnterment at
Brynzon Baptist Church, near Kenton.
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VI. H. |, T. K, T,

These letters the initials of question several
times asked, namely: What lie Intend, To Keep
There and we will answer,
E.-MERCHANT TAILOR
ING and Il large and more complete
line of Cassimcres and Suitings than he
has ever had before, and to make them
to order in lirst-class style.
SECONDLY.-Gents'F Furnishing Goods.
such as Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Ties,
Searis, Underwear, &c.
THIRDLY.-HATS, and don't forget
them, as they are all new stock and
styles.
FOURTHLY.-Tobacco and Segars. and
don't forget that either.
FIFrHLY.-Everything Il man wants
i'll the way Of wearing apparel or smok-
ing and chewing, in other words fix a
man up from the crown of his head to
the soles of his feet, except his shoes,
and maybe we will tell you more about
it in our next. So call and see me in
my new quarters.
E. M. FOWLER,
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WANTED.

single man understanding Music, to take the
agency in Smyrna on Salary and Commission for
the Wilcox IL White ParlOr Organ. Tired men
need not apply. Address 7l3 Market Street Will
mingtOn, Del. apr l1-4w
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A PUSHING Young MAN, By ADDRESSING
a JAMES AUSTIN. Box -. Bclleyillr Canada
Will drop into good thing. 1t affords US plea
sure to recommend the above as We know to q
pushing man. this is most favorable Opportuni-
ty TO establish paying business in this locality
BY inclosing &c, you will receive particulars
with full instructions. for manufacturing ID Dopu-
lar mnney-making secrets and inventions Any
one of them can be made for next TO nothing al
home This is no peddlng business as you will
deal directly with business men. Mention this
paper. aprll4w
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9th Dividend.

The Directors of this Institution have this day
declareda Divided of THREE per cent out of the
profits for the last six months, payable on de-
mand clear of tax.
w. NJ. BELL, Cashier
The Nu'i0adI Bduk Of Snigrnul
AprH jh, 1883. apr 1l-iw
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All Heavy Freight intended 10 t- b.,..
Boat by our Teams should be reported :.
Office the night previous 10 departure ~ a.. :
Any Small Packages should be ref.,r,-+ =.
Office at least two hours before Boat s;srt. g.
J. L. TYGERT 4 "a
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E. M. FOWLER,
Commerce Street, Smyrna.

The sun ::5:5:'75 :s ::s 5.5 5= 5 5:5 n
to write an entertaining history OF the times in
which We live. 1t prints, on an average more
than a million copies week. Its circulate IN is
now larger than million copies "a week lis cir
cuatiun is now larger than ever before sub.
sc:iption: DAILY a pages by mail ;r,c month
or 500 Il year; SUNDAY - pages $l.2o per wear
WEEKLY lS pages 81 per year.
!. ". ENGLAND, Publisher New York City
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
German Carp.

MIRROR and SCALE two years old. for breed
ing a limited number for sale.
Address
apr ll-2w W. GEO. HILL, Clayton, Del.
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FOR SALE.

One York Carriage, nearly new; also Young
Mare year old For particulars apply at the
TIMES Office. mar 2S-tf
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Auditors Notice.

will attend at Dover to Audit the Accounts of
the ScIOol Committees of Kent County, as fol-
lows;
Monday April 23d 1883, from to 80.
Tuesday, April 9th, from ~ to 100
Wednesday, April 18th, 100 and upwards.
j. J.. LONG
April l. th.-2w Auditor of Accounts.
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THE STEAMER
" JOHN E. TYGERT,
WILL LEAVE
smyrna b kothwsi! Landing and ,
Race Street Wharve,, PhilsaJ,Ie.,,. =
I'I4II.
MAY.
Nnfiee 10 Nmrrnn S,.,

Leore Femings Landing, hour ,q,,
R@-Hack Leaves smyrna abou, ? fag. ;.
the Boat starts . '''D' -
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s,,,.r', - - " l1ItT d CO
smyrna Del. and y : Delaware Ara, w.
Smyrna times., 1883-04-11
j. L. TYGEDU,

Freight rocciccd IN pL3cl,
""1<' T|'"SiagS o,d Sqt.rrj". ri" Q 7.
f'1r,"g tiue -.
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are 20 Philadelphia, 70 Gents p
NO charge for cOnyeyaro,. i,''und T-- E
E"thwells Landing "';'@
Smyrna times., 1883-04-11

These letters are the initials of question several
times asked, namely: What He Intend, To Keep
There and we will answer
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Affairs I'm west yYa.,,;or,o..

monthly meeting OF the Fourteenth building AS
ISOLATION, held last night, at Goddars hall, fifty
i've shares were retired at the stock value rates
$31 "a per share.
HIS S4TH BIRTEDAY.-Mr. John F. E. Prud-
hOmme, OF this place, the venerable engraver in
the bureau OF engraving and printing OF the
treasury department.. yesterday celebrated his
o4ih birthday, ana received congratulations from
nearly all the employees OF the bureau, and from
many, floral offerings He was the first engraver
employed by our government to make the plates
from which the postal and afterwards the frac-
tonal currency was printed.
GRAIN.-Arriyed boat Farmers Friend, with
1850 bushels wheat; sold at S1.I2 to sI14
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Ciear ct all points.
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sEsc Schools.
A PERTINENT IEoUiRY

PERTINENT lSQCiRY.
To tlt Editor OF fHE ErE:;IXGi STAR
From = COmmui cation in u recent issue of your
paper with the caption industrial Schools are
Needed" clip the following Paragraph:
I'VE have today but little more than half as
many seats rs there children Of school age in
the District; am We have about forty halliday
schools. because all cannot b provided with full
day ScaO0!S.''
This is not the first time I have met with
statement or Ike tenor, ana no reason to
doubt It's cOrfectHcSS. But II 1t be true that the
'D,trlct has seats In its schools for but ''lIttIe
More than hfI' the ''clldren OF school are In the
DISTRICT ana THAI there are "about forty hair
u2y schools because ali can not be provided with
full-fay schools" how does 1t happen that the
District has seats" In Its schools Goth ire md
HlThl Tor chill lren who are residents Of the Dis
tiet only di'tgy school hO1tS. and no come from
tlefr homes III Ee.ghUoring states school In the
morning ami return 10 their homes and parents at
niEhtf III IS asserted that there are many such.
i IL true? INof-fEER
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Condensed Locals.

Condensed Locals.
The Long briIg- VIII be closed for rppairs from
October 9Th.
street lamps VIII be lighted at 6:O5 pm and ex-
tnguished at ala.
At a meeting OF carpenters last night steDS were
taken To form an assembly OF knights OF Labor
puI only EIGHT enrolled their names
The will of the late Margaret AaIms WAS yeSter-
day admitted fO probate and letters tcst1nentary
issued tn B,njamin L. snyder: bond 1850.
The residence of Mrs Fleming, No. 1920 street
northwest, was visited Wednesday night by burg
lars, who entered by cutting Stat out OF the Fear
blinds ami Raising the window sash. they were
frightened OF before anything OF Value Was Sc
cured.
The police have subscribed, m small amounts.
through the several precincts $2 10 for tn main
tenance of Mrs Deans Industrial school for poor
children located nj rhf oil Irn!oy crriur h,,,.e
corner III and 19f Il streets.
About II O'clock last night Nathan Rildicb, col
0Ted, living on North Capitol street. between +
AM t streets, found an aban Toned colOrei infant,
apparently two weeks Old. on the Soldiers Home
road.
Miss Frances ". Chester, daughter OF Rev DIR.
Joan Chester pastor OF the Metropolitan Presby-
terrain church. Capitol llill. died this morning at
O'clock. The funeral VIII be held at the Metre
pOlit1n church. tomorrow afternoon. ut O'Clock.
This morning, In the Police Court Chas. DIyall.
OF West Washington. about eighteen years-ot age,
was ccnNicte+f q being an haDtul1 Grunkard, and
Was sent to the worlhOuSe for twenty days.
VIM: >elgic. colored youth. was taxed so or 30
days, IN the Police Court this morning for carry
Ing a Tazo~. AMI g for di-or1erly conduct
At II meet:n, III the U;oa Veteran Corps last
evening, Capt Thomson presiding, nine active
ana SIX honorary members were elected.
Charles Thompson, young c0i0re1 man, who
was arrested IL this city time arc fer steal.
Ing silvtrware from ihe residences of Messra NIL
Ter, C"c1"y AMI Dllfenidil. Ut Frederick, Md. WAS
c0nVl tel there yesterday, Hii sentence 10 twelve
years inDrisoum"Ht IN the Maryland pea.tentiary.
Ms Ellen il. scott, ~ $50 Pennsylvania avenue
r"Hofts thtt Yesterday Afternoon, while Tam ~
w,Te af dinner, tE!si entered the hCrsa and stole
s., fre':i = wardrobe u the second Story.
small boy named II my Adams Was fine - in
tn Police Court tU-i..y for severely cutting Lucy
b ass ca tie head WITH q tin can
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The Whnxla,aosA
oPEHrNG DAY OF THE FALL RACES OF THE CAPITA
BICYCLE CIrR

0PEHING DAY OF THE FALL RACES OF THR CAPITAL
BICYCLE CLUB
The fall races Of The Capital Bicycle Club were
successfully 1naugurated yesterday afternoon. In
the parade that preceded the races, about one
hundred wheelnen were in nne. The races were
conducted according to the program published In
The STAR. The f1ye-mile handicap was won by
b. W. Hanna in I'm, rays, Borden second, and
Fisher third. The one-mile race for noyices WIGS
one by L. A. Newman In en-, 40z5S, with Bond
second. The three-lnie professional race was very
close and exciting. Kean won the contest In two
straight heats,his time being 9, 49ls, and 1On,.,
l3'. Prince vas second in each heat by a traction
OF q second. and Htgham third The ha,f-mile
scratch Tor amateurs was won by B. ". Hanna in
In, 43sfi-. with FiSHer ncond. The o1e-ne ham
dicap ipr members of the Capital club was won by
l. A. Newman IN 3:n-, 41s, with Hanna second.
Inc races 10 BE- run to-day are the tWO-Iniie ham
dc'.p Tor amateurs, quar- cr mile for Capital club
onr-fnlln professional, tvenc Capital club, on =
iHiie nandicap for amateurs. and haIf-mile riue
ana run Tor amateurs. An int resting feature Of
ihe days siot viii be tournament on wheels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-05
THE LONDON AND LuvERpooL
CLOTHING COMPANY
TAKES THE LEAD
Good Business Suits for So Worth SlI
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND q STREETS

Good Business Suits for So Worth sl4
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND G STREETS
The aim for reputation and sll Suits are helping
! THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co
You will find purity and excellence of workmanship
combined in $3.50 Dress Suits.
HE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.
Sliit for ! u that would DE cheap at S25 at
THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL. CLOTHING Co
One word with You. sir AR, YOU contemplating buy
ing Fail or Winter oyercoa! If SO. respectfully
ASA sou to l*lle our price list and then let exan
THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co
Ii is aim to sell only honest aud reliable goods
'irhtavy OTercoGts for 10 hit the nail suaiey OH its
THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL. CLOTHING co.
Don't forget the London and Liverpool Clothing
company VII n i'll want OF NoDby rail Suit. Our IS 81
Suits are going RAPIDLY.
The London aud Liverpool Clothing Store in fun blast
Drop III and examine their Fall and Winter Suits at
oi'-hait what Cth,r stores charge
heep 1t h";ort the YeHrl1 To he by every eye
Our Wool Chev2t suits At 1915. so 50 ard s14
LIE L0NDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING Co
prime necessity: clothing house that will sell re-
liable goods at prices that will allow the people to live
our Slo Suits Startc the trItir.
HE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co
. No commonplace atiycrtsc ineIt We defy competi-
non As 10 style and Workmanship. Examine 3D. and
$40 suits and viii freely admit that should ran
a. TuI be P@nnlar Ci"t hing HonSe OF Waslineton,'
No fancy prices are pGid at the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co. S
Their cut, style and finish have won for them wide
reputation.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY,
CORNER SEVENTH ANDG
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DAUGHTER HAS TAkEN THE MEDICINE
faithfully according TO directions and her health
and spirits are now perfect. TIE funor is ali gone
from her face L wish every anxious mother might
Know what blessing Ayers Sarsaparla is in such
cases.
SUFFERERS FROM THE EFFECTS OF OUI-
- hIne used as remedy for ciills and fever will ar
prec!ac Ayers Aeuc Cure powerful tonic bitter COM
posed wholly OF vegetable substances without par
ticlt of any nOxious drug It's action is peculiar
prompt and powerful. breaking up The chill. curing the
fever and exrllin, the poison from the system, yet
leaving no harmful unpleasant effect upon the
Patient. o.
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HE SPICE Or I1rE.

HE SPICE Or LIRE.
VARIETY is the Spice of Life. Anyone visiting our
immense store would think had enough of the Spice
To person unaccustolned to business like ours it is
perfectly bewildering Entering our store from the
tance occupied entirely with all styles and Pic
ture frames, ranging from 10 cents up followed by
beautiful assortment of Travelling and Hand Satches
Bags Purses and Pocketbooks in endless variety Next
we have Brackets in Ebony and Walnut Walnut and
Ebony Stands Towel Racks, Cornce Poles Easels &c
Then follow Brushes of all kinds Toilet Combs Toilet
Mirrors, Work. Glove and Handkerchief Boxes; Puff
and japanese Boxes japanese Goods Of all kinds On
the other side large assortment Of Jewelry will
strike yOu first supplemented by number Of articles
in that line Then our lovely assortment of Fancy
glassware will attract your eye consisting of Vases in
innumerabe styles. Toilet Sets Card Receivers Smok-
ing Sets Statuetes &c. Our Bisqne Figures and Orna-
mens occupy prominent place, and assortment Of
Albums of all kinds is immense. Our Sver-Plated
Ware and Table and Pocket Cutlery speak for them
selves and line of Baskets seeks its rival CHANGING
up we see an array of Oil Paintings Indotnts &C.
faced by Of Bird Cages of all kinds This is only
about one-half of the store. The Rear of over one
hundred feet Deep Is devoted Exclusively to TOYS of
which We probably keep the Largest Stock in the City To
enunt rate them would be vain attempt. To mention
our price is easier; they chiefly from up
w cents very few goods higher but Low Prices our
motto, and If that is not nducement enough for you
Just for Farictys Sake step in and look our stock
OUR NEW FALL STOCK Is NOW ARRIVING.
SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY.
SILVERBERG'S,
oil 80 7TH STREET, &c. &c.
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CARpErs. CAnpErs!!
THE NEW MONESQUE STYLES IN INGRAM CAR
PETS
The latest patterns in 2-PLY CARPETS
BRUSSEL CARPETS this seasons styles in all grades
BODY BRUSSELS Moncsque styles.
INGRAM CARPETS, 25 cts, 81 cts, so cts.
INGRAM CARPETS CO cts. 10 cts, ETC.
BRUSSELS CARPETS, GO, 75c.
BRUSSELS CARPETS so cts, 81 cts, 81.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, all widths.
FLOOR DRUGGISTS all sizes.
LACE CURTAINS, ST. 80 per pair
LACE CURTAINS, S. s. so SO per pair
FINE ALL WOOL BLANKETS, S. per pair.
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DRY GOODS.


LuTrRrLL WNr
HAVE ON HAND. AND ARE DAILY Rs,r,yrs.a.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Such AZ
SILKS vELyETS SATfNS. CASHMERES. LADIES'
CLOTH IN EVERY SHADE AND DRESS GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Our coLoREp yEIyrTs ;; a 80 are sIssirl iurSaiu.
:, SILKS ~ ~ =
:. tA>lINEitfS ~ So-
:, ACk SILKS u 81 -. 81 81 ani ~ s.
-, - tASftMfkE> n ~, and 81.
HI-ANhEIS f.,,ra - L. Slo l,air
~; y Nhni = a - aud - sIs,ial price
JOB lOl WHITE SrRF ADS lust r,r,iyad
CANTON lIANNtI.S frnin - to -,
FULL LINE OF CNnFItHr Az for al;.- an, ,,,,.-
GIoIH and CASSiMiltE for Ma AMI F,as
TABLE LINN. GoMEi.S SApklNS ppufES
HANnkERCHltFs, GLOVES and HoSlllil la
CoURTAULD'S CREPE. in all widths.
EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING
YOUR FALL SUPPLY.
LUTTRELL & WINE.
1880 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
sep27-2w Corner Goth street.
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FrsssLL's Ice Cream aud Charlotte Russo.

SEE HaHx's 81 IN lid. worked battonholc
E2ring n. Il shoe. SIG 80. street.
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Our Enlarged Boys Department
Is admired by all our lady patrons as being the
most commodtous and best lighted room OF the
kind in the city.
8 EIssMAN BROS, corner 9TH and E.
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II A G T S.

f Aors
If MAN HAS SUIT OR OEERCOAT OR ANY
ARTICLE OF CLOTHING TO BUY. HE CANNOT
FIND BETTER OR SAFER PLACE TO GET IT
THAN RIGHT HERE OUR CLOTHING HAS A
REPUTATION FOR RELIABILITY BECAUSE WE
HANE1T MADE FOR Us, AND PUT INTO EVERY
GARMENT THE BEST VALUE POSSIBLE FOR THE
SUM OF MONEY CHARGED THEREFORE. WE
BACK 1T IN EVERY CASE BY GIVING CAS- NO
OTHER CLOTHING HOUSE IN THE CITY DOES) 4
LEGh GUARANTEE, WHICH WARRANTS THE
PRICE AS LOW AS SAME GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT
ANYWHERE. AND ENTITIES THE CUSTOMER
To EXCHANGE OR RETURN GOODS OR REFUND
MONEY WITHOUT FEELING THAT HE Is ASKING
AEAYOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-05

"A1derney Dairy WagOns.,,
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
ana Delivered In MID ''Ward" prints 40c. per 10.
&C. per OF Cream, 15c. pint
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Cool Mornings and Evenings
Brings to your mind that you are in need OF a Fall
Overcoat. You cannot fall to suit yourself In one
II you will look through our immense varieties
EIsEMAN Bros, corner 9TH and e
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CITY ITEMS.
Gentlemen and Isoys Fan Hats.

Gentlemen anu kSOyS faIl HATS
Broadway ard 5th Ave. Silk Hats IS, worth S.;
Nobty Brown and Black DerbyS $2.50, So, $3.50
Full line Black Stiff FeitS 81, q 20, s., a;
Splendid assortment Soft Felt Hats $l.50 TO s.
Our Mems Stiff and Soft 81 Hats are 20. h.
Boys Fashionable derbys 81, worth 81 so:
Children's and Boys Dress and School Hats, I'm
all colors, at 50, IS, 81. at "Lew1s Popular One
Price store" S20 ith St. below MI. vernon square,
N.B-Price plainly marked In each hat
The following immense bargains
in house-fnrnishing goods Will be sold tomorrow
only at r Goldschmid's sl2 7th ST. NV: Cocoa
door mats with red border 43r.; new designs OF
decorated en- sish china tea SITS, "a pieces s. as
IS pieces "a 70; fruit bowls on stand, 15c.: water
pitchers 17c.; larger size &c; Syrup cans 10c. ;
extra large size china fruit plates, handsomely
decorated only 23c.; decorated china cups and
SluceIs only 61c.,19 dCZ, individual porcelain but
tiers IL or 15c, cOl0red glass fruit SaucerS Tor
Zoe. German china cups and saucers decorated
with goii only '3c, = dcZ IS sheets OF colored or
White shelf paper o.; real majoilca leaf
fruit SauCers &c; crystal glass bread trays l3c. ;
twin pickle dishes g. cake trays 14c real majo-
lca covered butter dishes 43c; new designs OF de-
corated English china chamber sets 10 pieces eX-
ira large sizo only S3o5; folding table mats OF
fancy wood for a. hotel goblets for SC; tum-
piers GfOr l5c. engraved Bohemian glass decanterS
S5'.; table knives with bone handles for S5c. !:
silver plated tea spoons FOR 35c. table spoons
lot I3c.; forks for 15c.; OF the best cast steel
knives ana forks only 3Sc. also immense bargains
In decorated and white chInaware, LASS. and tin
ware; BABY carriages at cost.
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BARGAINS In Silks.

BARGAINS In SILKS.
COLORED SILKS, Soc. FANCY SILKS, 51,
Good quality BLACK SILKS, 75c.
Excellent quality heavy Gros Grain BLACK SIIHS
reduced to 81.
BLACK SILKS. Cashmere finish. fine quality, reduced
from 81 80 to S1.25.
BLACK SURAH SILKS reduced to 81.
BLACK SATIN RHADAMES 81
COLORED SURAH SILKS reduced from ST. % 10
| CLIO. Special bargain.
BLACK SILK VELVETS, 81
! BLACK and COLORED SILK PLUSHES.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS all pure wool. 81.
Beautiful Fall Dress Goods, all pure wool, only &c
Silk and Wool Mixed Dress Goods reduced from &c.
! to 25c. Special bargain.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS s.
| HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 81.
BLACK and COLORED CASHMERES, all pure WOOL
double width. 371c
NUNS vEuINGS. ~ inches wide all pure wool.
371c.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMAsK all pure linen.
slightly soiled reduced from 75c to SOC.
"CARTER's.~
sep15 III MARKET SPACE
CHIRTs.-DON'T FORGET THAT THE
- MYSTERY" SHIRT
the Shirt IS offered in this or any
other country being elegantly made Of the Very best
This Shirt has been cold IN this market for ten years
and thousands OF best citizens testify lis
periority, both as to quality and 1T.
Only IS cents for the
MYSTERY" SHIRT
the best fitting and most uniform in quality Of any shirt
In the market.
Sold only It
au15 1902 street northwest
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Marina LlvingstON'S Investment.
HOW CoLORED WOMAN OF MORGAN CITY CAME TO BE
SIS 0CO RICHER.
Around the table in the private Office OF the LOU
ming. sat Mr. Martin Croker, a merchant OF Nor
gan City; Mr. Chas. Livingston, genteel- locking
colOred man. also stOrekeeper, and reporter.
Before them lay one-ffth OF the ticket No 60, 519,
which drew the CAPITAL prize of $4,000 in the Sep
TENDER monthly drawing. Mr. Croker held a
power OF attorney given him by Mrs. Martha
value OF which was multiplied fifteen thousand
times by a turn OF the big wheel In the drawing
room at the lottery office.
Mr.. Livingston, already mentioned. is Marthas
husband.
reporter.
II started buying tickets, and she started too.
We used to play in the lottery before we went to
Morgan City, but neglected to do so there Before
the August drawing bought ticket and told her
about II. She bought one too and won twenty
dollars. This month bought another ticket, ana
again told her. She gave a young colored man
named Alex. Oliver three dollars, and he brought
her three one-fifth tickets OF different numbers.
The piece you see there, which cost her q dollar,
gives her share OF the $4,000 prize"
What is she going to do with her money!"
"Oh, she's made up her mind about that. To be
sure, she'll keep It: she told us to invest in United
states four per cent bonds. and that's what Well
do with H."
Martha Livingston was Martha Green before
Charles Livingston married her in New Orleans
ten years ago. They didn't have much money, but
they were determined to get along, and so they
went to Morgan City. There Mr. Livingston COM
menced dealing In moss on small scale, gradu-
ally increased his business, and finally, about two
or three years ago, opened general merchandise
establishment. His thrifty wife helped him to get
along in life, and now by lucky Investment OF a
dollar OF her pocket money has provided against
any sudden stagnaton OF business or accidents Of
life. The lucky Lvingstons are thirty -four years
OF age, but there are no little Lvingstons to APP
precate the new found fOrtune.-NeD Orleans
(Ld.) Ptcdyu1ae, September TO-
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ThOrntQM,S Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver OIL with Hypophosphites OF Lime
paired nareon a1d deSg easy and
pleasant to take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold
by Druggists Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured
by w. L. Thornton. corner Baltimore and Harrison
streets, Baltimore, Md. m,W,f
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GOrSG LIKE HoT CAKES: Iiahn's gents - fine
burton, laced and Coz. rcs-. ,Sl6 1th street and
1872 Pennsylvania avenue
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

N0v RE.DY.-our eiag mt lines of bail sOuve-
mrs IN / programs nnaiIu ami elmer car i, and
opening Junouarg of rs2.y G%5t RI ton. Nor
rtsoa Duval, staliJrers spccia!ics, COS and So
street.