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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-26

The COURIER this week is some
what tardy in making its appearance,
owing to a combination of circum-
STAGES. One Of the circumstances
was, the editor was feasted on turkey
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Nichols, and
another, our foreman, Geo. Hasson,
swung too many heavy girls at the
dance on Christmas night which dis
abled him for duty the next day.
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m exchanS j spAu Of work ~
I'M AApansof rGlD. I'm IAf&o1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-28
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.


Street lamps VIII be lighted at 30 p. m. and
extnguished at lis a.
The WEEKLY STAR, large double paper OF fifty
BIZ columns, Will be sent postpaid for one dollar q
year. Try II
Richard Chews colored for smashing in the
door OF another man, was fined SO or 30 days by
Judge Smell to-day.
Yesterday afternoon fOur-year-ol boy, named
Charles Bickerton, while crossing F, between 10Th
ana lltn streets northwest, was knocked down Oy
street car and his head and q leg were badly
bruised, but no bones were broken. He was car
lied TO his home, No SOC 10th street northwest
ana medical assistance summoned. No blame Is
attached TO the driver OF the car
MI. James I. summers, the East Washington
DoatDuilder, who recently received the contract
70 build four large scowS TO be used in the work
on the river fats has launched one In the Eastern
branch.
James W. Humphrey, John Evans, and Richard
H. Lee, who were arrested for engaging In the
management OF a cock fight last Monday forfeited
Us collateral each this morning In the Police
Court.
Augustin Amber. the inventor, was again before
the Pollce Court to-day for making threats to his
Mlle and was sent TO jail In default OF $500 bonds
TO keep the peace.
The Rev. DR.. Seton Will preach the sermon be-
fore the Grand COmmandery OF Knights Templar
and her subOrdinateS at the 18th street Baptist
church on the evening OF Ascension day. There
VIII De present quite large number OF officers of
1he grand communicates OF Maryland, Virginia
delaware, and Pennsylvania
MI ". N Huyck has sold to Hon. Theodore Ly-
man, OF Boston, the elegant residence 1907 MasSa-
cnusetts avenue, Highland Place. for $40 600
cash.
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The W. l.. y. Corps Fair.

CANDIDATES WHO ARE LEADING IN THE VOTING
The leading candidates in the voting at the
Washington Light Infantry corps fair last even
Ing were as follows: Kimban organ-Mrs.
George f. TlInms, 20; silver pitcher Lieut. Cowie,
265 journalists deSk-Clus Cromwell so: Elk min
George W. Driver, "a; corps badge-Capt J. T.
Dyer, 395; composing stick for printers appren-
tce-J. L. Clements, 1874; sewing machine-Miss
NJ {. Corey, 20; BARRIERS chair-Prof s. s. Brooks
W; SILVER badge for pOlicemll-Lieut. Arnold
go; base ball outfit, High school, 46; punch bowl
"A: sullivan, 255; hammock for LATEST member-E
o. wheeler, 22 letter carriers suite j. WetzeI
235; gold watch for drug clerk s. Edgar Mahan
10; shotgGn-T j. Luttrell, AS; beer pump
Henry Petersen. So; yiolin-Prof Sousa. 80: dress
Ing gown for gentleinal-P. H. Christian is: con-
versaton char-James f. Waugh, a; ladies' lar
diniere-Mrs- G.. A Sheehan, IS; billiard cue for
letter carrier-Chas- Tabler. 40; Windsor speeding
wagon; Oyster, IS: composing stick for
RIintermW +; Na6ers, 6; gold-headed cane for
honorary member-W. II. Clagett, d; set OF buggy
harness-Chrstian Heurich. 743; butchers scale
Mn Hoover, Is; gold watch and chain for driver
OF bakers wagOn-Geo. w. Hoffman, 80; steam
chime whistle-Armenia CLower Cedar PoinU 1O2.
cedar single shell-Robt Wade, Is; fishing-tarkle-
w H. Mills, $50; cart and narness-T NJ Steep,
-; god-headed cane for forist-J a. Small "a:
sideboard for lady-Mrs VIC Csburn a.. printer,s
o MGA1isy ~ scales and butter cut
assfstant-Miss Mamie Allen, rs; lawn tennis set
washington club. %; dress cap for officer OF CORPS
Cox, IS; Disqualification Bradford, 30: gold watch
Tor ice-wagOn driver. T. Hutchinson 56S: baby
Vs4O-NOrtHie Stccle, ID
THE BIOLOGICAL SOCIETY.-At q meeting OF the
biological Society last evening Interesting papers
were read by Prot c. v. Riley, Mr. II. Ii. Birney
Prof. Theo Gill and DIR. Frank Baker A number
OF members to-day went TO DladenSburg for the
purpose OF holding field meeting.
fhB PAINE MEMORIAL SERvIcES-The Philhar-
monlc society, with those who participated in the
chorus at the uDyeiling OF the Henry statue will
meet LOT rehearsal next Tuesday evening at VIII.
taru nail The music TO De rendered on the occa-
ssoh, which has been accepted by Mr. W. W.
Sdcoran comn-ittee, will be requiem, quartet
ana chorus. from Spohr's LAST Judgment ~
.H omsI sweet Home" quartet and chorus; and
,2naneiuJan chorus from Handlers "Messiah ~
IL =. Mlddows Is chairman of the special music
oomi.ittee Oh the philharmonic society.
TIE DEcAPrTArr0N Acr-Prof Hermann ne,.
forms the wonderful decapitation act at the Ma.
aonal Theater tonight. by which mans head is
apparently severed from the body In full view az
the audience. It has been pronounced both in
this country and In Europe. TO be the most skillni
deception ever praeticed on the stage II VIII be
only one, however, Of the many leading features
O. this evenings entertainment, which closes
Henmanns very successful season. not only here
put throughout the country.
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HON. WIN. TAYLOR
An Open Letter from an Ex-senator of
MaSSa In usettS.
OFFICE OF WIN. TAYLOR. 8 PEMBERroN SOL

BOSTON, MASS. Nov 80. I
It affords me pleasure to say that have recovered
from of skin disease through the use of
the CUrIcURA REMEDIES. Ny case, which is known
to many Of our best physicians and to thousands of our
citizens has been reported fully in the daily papers,
and those who interested referred to it. III
not Of it. however that Inow propose to write but of
some feat lures which have invariably found accom-
pany the treatment Of skin and blood diseases which
unnecessarily retard cure. These are !. lack of
knowledge as to how the remedies suggested to
used 2. Careless or spasmodic of them. j. Neglect
OF proper sanitary and hygienc and auxiliary
treatment. T. Want Of patience necessary to effect
permanent cure. It would hardly necessary to
advise who has paid out his money for medicine to
master the directions and general philosophy OF treat
nent recommended. by which alone he expect to
make cure. But such is often the case. Many do not
half learn how to obtain all the Of the remedes
because they do not half read the pamphlet
ing them. entitled Diseases of the Skin and Blood and
HoD to Cure Them. Others know 80 much more than
the orignasors that they feel of no instruction.
In either case there can be The CurI
cURA REsoLvENT. the new blood purifier, should be
taken internally. and CUTICURA and CUTIcURA SOAP,
the great skin applied externally many times
per day is found to with the nature Of
ease. and regularly and faithfully persisted in. Care
less spasmodic of them cannot be ex-
pected to favorably affect diseases which have been
years In reaching q chronic state. Nor Ii 1t
reasonable to hope for speedy cures in cases
tortured for years by physicians with mer-
curry, arsenic. zinc and lead. Blood humors which
are born in the system in many cases. and in Others
have poisoned the blood for years. must be patiently
treated with all the aid obtainable Of nourshng 70
and wholesome exercise. to make permanent cure In
my own case have experienced much of failure OF
dependency. Of useless expenditures OF worthless ad
vice, OF long. increased suffering, instead of speedy
reef, al promised OF ignorance. Of superstition Of
poisons and PRISONERS. that feel it both duty and
pleasure not only to recommend to all sufferers from
every form Of skin and blood diseases these pure and
wholesome RENE lies. but to emphasize those points
which have rendered cure in my case possible viz: an
Intelligent faithful and persistent of the Cur1cuRA
REMEDIES VIM TAvTOp
Price: CUrIcURA RRsoLvENr, 81. 90 per bottle: en-
IIcURA ooc per box; large boxes. $l.0O; CUrIouRA
ooAP, 25c CUTIcURA SHAVING SOAP, l6c Sold
everywhere.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON.
sD25
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MS s 3 Wis 1885, g. dssrss bss &
Eomery county Nd: 'A. 100 ' '1'' % n0n'-
Papers published in Rockville and also in Washing.
ton county are requested to notice.
BROWN On April Doth. 1883. after long illness of
eight months h Duration Taish ne bore
enty four years and two months. 40 -o'N
The funeral will take place from his late residence
29th instant. at O'clock Friends aud relatives are
respectfully requested to atteni ct.
a76 1888 at 10 oclocR ma M On FEday ApE
NAN aged IS years. Formerly Of pur
Funeral from Grace .(P. ED Church, in Alexandria
81 fs =. 9eoek Relatives
DIGGINs. MARY DIGGINs. native OF County
Kerry, Ireland. Parish Kellury. aged ninety years.
WIFI sa aIe pce her
Ep s Hn e s fsn and =; streets south
respectfully invited to attend.
MARY EARLoUaHtR. aged siSty.si9 years. A''' A-i'
Monday soh Instant
to essses ss
on f Fshk Ar q 1ss
Notice Of funeral hereafter. 1t.
e. s On Il 'ss Il h
loved SOD Of Charles F. and Laura E. Fugitt.
He is gone to live with jesus.
heaven.
In peace for evermore.
Of SP EdfS Sen se "a 1881 $751;
eight months.
Funeral private.
A. opy d.ushteF Of F. d. and A. E. IsR.n. .sed eight
No. sss e a from
+, KELLY .EJ On April 9th: 1883. JOHN H. KELLY.
Funeral from his late residence Giesboro' d. c. on
Sunday April 18th. ct O'Clock pm Friends of the
lonE Illness Of four months bAtib E e. iEscAI-
asr. w ,sSe psss om hi, late
~ 7th street southeast Monday. sOth inst q two
nkbER4x o. ns srasss April 2sn
father. Thomas Markward. SA II street northeast at
v tnEee O'clock Monday Friends Of the family
;MAoKENzIE. OF pneumonia on the 9th April, 1885,
& ssEfmS sfn, e sfH Mexico MRS 1IExAE
81 IA Ap II 1ss
Gs SO s & e aRr
g As9s 20 hasss s.sl
ddisson Of sonS d.sonS
oopy.1 -'"'''' p"i''i' pi''''
SCHULZ On Friday, April 27h. 1883. st 6:lS
SCl0ck P. M. after long and painful ilness JOHN
SCHULZ. beloved husband Of Msrxuerite Rchniz aoed
1oQrty-fOur years seven months
Funeral WIN take place from his late residenoe I'm
e Ueoci . rSa ON Ard
fully invited to attend ' -A' ".en0a are re'Des'
TAYLOR. Saturday. April 21st 1883. SARAH
SWAYNE, infant daughter Of Ellen A. and walter Tay.
lor. aged two months and fourteen days.
:" Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade.
Death came with friendly care:
The opening bud to heaven conveyed.
And bede It blossom there"
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MAR RED.

DODGE-PARKER. November Goth. by Rev. e. H.
Cumpston, VIM. W. DODGE 70 MARY 4. PARKER,
both Of this city.
-, PARaRIs-GAvITT. In Los Angeles. Cal on April
- 1883 at st. Athanasus Church, by Rev. E. Birdsa
Mr. WILLIS PARIS, formerly Of Washington. D. c.
TO Miss MARTHA NJ, youngest daughter Of Mr.. L. D.
GaVitt, OF Los Angeles.
WATT-FOWLER. At the parsonage Of Grace NJ
=. Church, Thursday, April Doth, 1883, by the Rev.
Dr. Price GEORGE WATT to CARRIE X. FOWLER,
both of Washington d. C.
YATEs-WOLCOTT. On April 26th, 1883. BIZ the
Rev: Wilfred Downes, W. A. YATES. Jr.. to EDITH
V. WOLCOTT, both Of this city.
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Not Lutheran,

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
THE EVENING STAR owes an apology to every
Lutheran pastor and congregation In this city for
Lhe very misleading piece OF INSTRUMENTATION pub
llSned in last nights paper. The Evangelical
Latherdn Church Is something as different from
the Etdngelical tnOw in session In Baltimore) as
horse Is different from a wOod-horSe.
Please correct and Oblige MANY
THE item referred to was taken from a Balti-
more paper, which by mistake used the word
Lutheran" In the connection mentioned-ED
START
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BARGAINS AT MEa1ss1ss..

SpR1Na Day Goons
We are daily receiving our Spring and Summer sup
al grades; surah Silks. Ottomans Satin Rhadames 8,
Sa0n Merveilleux, Silk Grenadines Nuns Yelling and
inxs Printed and Plain Satteens Emb'd Satteans and
Muslin Robes; Printed Linen Lawns: splendid line Of
and Thread Hose new colorinss Umbrellas and Para
s3ls. new designs Also. an elegant line OF Linen
Cloths md Napkins to match in splendid quality Can
eizeso Table Damask by the ard in choice patterns
Towels and Toweling in great variety. Those in want
Of choice goods win do well TO examine stock before
purchasing. HOOE BRO. CO.,
apI-Sm 1923 st., near Ebbitt House.
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AIlluSeN.cntS,

FoRD's OPERA HOUsE.-The performances given
here by the CarncrOSS Minstrel Troupe during the
week have been OF unusual excellence, and have
been highly appreciated by all who have seen
them. Their last appearance will be this evening"
NATIONAL THEATER.-Herrmann, the renowned
magician, has boon delighting large audiences
with his wonderful feats OF legerdemain. Those
who have not seen him should take advantage of
the last opportunity. Next week Jay Riaps
Uncle Toms Cabin" company Will be here.
THEATER COMIQUE.-A new and very interesting
program is provided at the ComiGue for next week
A great many popular variety actors viii appear
In their SpeCialteS
DINE MUsEUM.-The popularity OF this cheap
amusement resort is undated. Crowds flock there
at every performance. Many new attractions wi IL
be offered next week.
457 MISSOURI AyENUE.-The Keller brothers the
New York mediums, will hold q spiritual seance
here this evening.
CONGREGA RATIONAL CHURCH.-The FISke Jubilee
Singers will give three concerts and matinee
here, beginning Friday evening, May 4th.
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Cough SYRUP is the best; only 10 cts.

CHARLES A. RAINEY, OF No 1902 Bridge street.
West Washington, was before the Police Court to-
day for violating the old Georgetown Sunday law
In keeping his restaurant open after midnight
Saturday night and selling ediblea
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER I
WASHINGTON, ID. C., April 2S 1893, $50 g. m
For the middle Atlantic states hight rains partly
cloudy weather, stationary or slight fall In tenn
perature southwest winds, shifting to northwest
and northeast, followed by rising barometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIN-AN0THER RAINY SUNDAY.
The Indications are that local rains will prevail
IN the middle and southern states on sunday,
with slightly cooler weather In the middle states.
Colder, partly cloudy weather and light rain or
snow are indicated for New England on Sunday
Iowa and Missouri on Sunday, with slowly rising
temperature.
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nR. JOHN Trips BLOOD PURIFIER ID a certain
~ cure Cor Syphilis, Hcro1ula. Ov1rium TumorI Kd.
ney Di.eeees and al Blood Poison. Cure o6 ayrhjio
guaranteed In either stage. SEND Two etampo Tor p1
te19-eod1y On. JOHN TRTrR
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GRAND L o. NJ. EXCURSION TO NORFOLK, VA, ON
the steamer Excelsior, Tuesday May I, 1888, Dur
Ing the meeting or the Supreme LOdge.)
Round trip tickets, good Tor ten days, 81 so. Good
TO return on either tine Excelsior or George Leary.
For sale by members OF the Order and on the
Boat Boat leaves the 9TH street wharf at 5: 80
O'clock DIN.
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BLUE GRAss--The prosperity of the blue grass
country is noted They all like the famous old
sour mash whisky often, and drink 1t at all times
Bond & Iillard and j. M. Walker are famous for
their Installations. Try them. Xander has the
only supply In the city, GIL 9TH street.
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CITY ITEMS.


Hat Specfaaties for Spring OF 1883.
Gentiemens 9th avenue SILK Hats 8, worth s.;
Full line OF black ami colore stfT and soft Ea,ts.
BOYS fashionable Derby's 81, sold usually at 81 80;
spring styles boys chfldren's Straws now ready,
at Lewis, w 9TH St, below Mt Vernon SQUARE
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ROMAN Jewelry, new designs at Prigg's.

SARATOGA, vicby. Congress and Champion Just
received at Skaters mineral water depot
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EEw Stock OF "JeweI" and "Designio" Cigars
straight fivers-after May l. 1888. Morcoe's, 1907
Pennsylv ania avenue, twide open dOOrs)
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ELIXIR OF BABEK is a positive cure for malaria,
chfllS and fever contains no Quinine any metal
nc substances; does not affect the head. Sold by
druggist at so cents.
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TEXT Books are almost useless In bookkeeping.
More Is learned in one day at Prof. HOweS than Is
possible In a week by the former method. His
new business penmanship Is just what you need
for rapid writing.
See Educational column,
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SILKS! Silks. SILKS.
SILKS ST.
SILKS SO,
SILKS 81, IS, 81.
NUNS Hss sMae'tdouole width all pure WOOL
fANCY , SiLAs very finest quality. tsctual value FL.
Black Sink Broeade GRENADINES. all pure Sill.
worth So lour price 81.
Black Satin ksHADAMEs and Black sursh SILKS,
extra vide. all pure Silk. only 81. worth 81. 50
Ooored sURAH SILKS, all co!ors, including Straw
berry and Electric Blue, S1.25.
Coored Satin RHADAMES. cheapest in this city.
NUNS VElL1NGS, fine quality 20.
Coored CASHMEkES. all pure Wool. wide double
Cream, so.
CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON
Our 81 Black Gros Grain SILKS reduced" to 7s
duced" to 81. Is.
Our very finest quality Satin finish Black SILKS
reduced from 81. 50 to 81. so.
Colored SILKS, immense reduction. Our 81 Coored
SILKS, reduced to IS. Our 81. so Colored SILKS
Satin finish reduced to 81, and our very finest
quality" heavy Gros DRAIN Colored SILKS, re-
duced from S. so to $l.60.
BACK Cashmere SIAWLS, pure Wool, 81,
bieacneo liable DAMASk. pure Linen. Gghtly eoiled,
CARRIERS
apis III MARKET SPACE.
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BURT's FINE SHOES for gents and boys; Cousins
f1ne shoes for ladies and misses, at Sinsheimers,
sos 9TH and 1851 NJ streets
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STORAGE rooms Inquire at Dunn's, s11 9TH st.

RATTAN baby carriages and ladies' rockers;
handsome, durable and cheap. at Win. Ii. Dunns,
I'LL 9TH street.
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LADIES SLIPPERs, at greatly reduced prices,
some Of them at 15c- per pair. SinShelner'S, S0S
9TH street.
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s C. CREAMERY print butter. Spicer Compton
Co., wholesale agents ASK for IL. See ad.
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Two popular resorts Uptown-Cochrane's ant
the Light Infantry Fair.
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FURs received on storage and insured against
damage by moths or fire, at Stinemetz & Sons, 1927
Pennsylvania avenue.
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EXTRA BARGAIN in kid shoes to day, at Sins
heimer's, S0S 9Th street and 1851 NJ street
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IMPORTANT NOTICE-L1deS do not forget to at
tend the great shoe sale at Gutman'S, 912 7tt
street, between and X. S. Samstag, salesman
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THE CITY MARKETS.
NEW CROPS OF FRUITS AND vRGErABLEs-A SCARCITY
OF PoULThY-oTHBR FEATURES OF THE WEEK.

The condition of the city markets is very little
changed as to variety OF commodities or prices
since last weeks observations. While the old crop
OF green fruits are nearly out OF market, some OF
the early new crops are appearing. The same
may be said OF vegetables. New potatoes are
taking the place OF old ones to some extent, but
the prices are 80 high that few can afford to pay
for them. The Bermudas sell for $7a$S per barrel
about the price of the best brands OF -four Some
new sweet potatoes are arriving from the far SOUTH
but they are unripe and altogether so undeveloped
that there is very little taste to them.
Among the staple articles hour is stif1ening up in
price and the tendency IS to higher rates In grain
the wheat market Is active and higher as the re-
celptS grow less RumOrS come from tn, country
That the winter crop has been damaged by frosts
TO greater extent than was first supposed.
ened by dew falling on it while In the processes of
making, IS all the time in demand and ct full
prices. Very much OF the best timothy is fire.
quently brought In leSsened In value by being
blackened by dews The complaint OF the pur-
chasers is that hay is too much exposed to rain
cocks to protect II. Inferior qualities are dull
Corn is in good demand. Glover is dull as well as
straw There Is no material change in prices
since last week.
There is not much change in the price of butter
New York fresh is in demand, and sells readily at
the highest prices. The current demand is row
supplied from western and eastern sources. There
IS no good nearby supplies Old stocks are selling
on at very low figures, when purchasers can be
Eggs have been IN fair receipt during the past
week, and the price little weak, but is again
much strengthened by lighter receipts.
In poultry, the supplies are still limited, and
1ull rates have been paid for all arrivals. Winter
and spring chickens begin 10 show up some. but
not In quantities to effect the prices and probably
will not for some weeks to come. Live turkeys
and geese are only In nominal demand. There is
no game in market but plenty Of fresh fish are
irving. The prices high for shad, and 1t is not
likely they will be much lower
Green fruits are very scarce and the season draw
Ing to close. All arrivals are readily sold at
high prices Old green fruits are nearly out or the
market The supply OF good potatoes is increas-
Ing, and choice stock commands attention at top
prices both for table and for seed. Large quan-
titles Will be planted this year. so the farmers
state. Early green peas, beans, squash, cucum-
Ders, lettuce and tomatoes are arriving penti-
1ully from the southern states and selling readily
Fresh meats are about the same as last week.
There is no change In beef nor mutton, but lamb
maintains the prices of last week, showing con-
siderable firmness Cured meats are quoted the
same as last weeks wholesale prices.
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OUR LADIES' fine kid Burt shoes, 81, are the best
In the city. Slnsheimer's sO3 7th street
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
Low quarter shoes
Hand and machine Sewed CATERS.
The Comfort, broad bottom shoe.
Fine kid and foxed button.
Lasting, Congress and lace CATERS
Misses and childs shoes and slippers.
l. HEILBRUNS, 402 9TH street.
Sign-The Old Woman In Window.
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TIE WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper of nifty
Elk columns, will be sent postpaid for one dollar
year. Try It
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BEST sewing machine oil cents per bottle.
AueFbach's, 9TH and III streets
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g PER GAL, 75c. qt bottle, No Rye whisky.
NcGee's, 4O4 9Th
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NOTICEi-Kets Kemethy's 1109 Pa. av., takes one
dOZ fine photos with one thirteenth pain ted for S.