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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-25

1--WE have In our possession, and
could publish, an amount 10 testimony, setting
forth the use OF Ahamson's Botanic Cough alsain
for the cure of coughs, colds. and consumpt on,
from those who have been cured by it., that woull
nll volumes but we deem The publication OF such
a mass Of testimony unnecessary. We purpose 10
publish few VI the many testimonials received
the originals can be seen at our ofiice.
F. W. kINSMAN & co.
May23,mws-w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-25

IL hospitals GIcnn's sulphur Soap is large
~ used MS dislnfecting and purifying agent
Pixies TOOthachc Drops cure In one
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-25
SNOW STORMS.
Heavy SHOWS In Ohio and Indiana


MUSIcE, Ind, May 2i.-Snow covers the
ground for thirty miles south.
FINDLAY, o., May 2l.-Snow is several
inches deep.
WApKANorTA, O., May 2l.-Deep snow
has fallen, breaking the trees thermometer
81.
LIMA, o., May 2l.-Twelvc inches of
snow here, the trees breaking.
BEILEFoNTAINE, o., May 2l.-Four inches
of snow have fallen.
MARIsvILLR, o., May 2l.-A binding
snow storm has ragged here since forenoon.
snow at Toledo.
Toledo. o., May 2l.-lt began showing al
noon to-day and at 3p. m. there was three
inches on the ground. 1t is still showing
lsrd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-25
CRIMES AND CONsEQUENCEs.
A waukcsha Divorce Suit.

WArKEsHA, Wis, May 1S.-Mrs. W. D.
Bacon brought suit for divorce from her bus
band She alleges he is worth S306, 1000 :
that he kept woman in the house under the
guise Of holaekccper who assumed n wiie's
position aud privileges. The defendant is 81
years Old wa born in New York State, is IL
prominent Mason and has been ia the Wis
consin legislature. The plaintiff is his Sec
ond wife
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-25

An honest medicine Is one that the proprletors
are willing 10 warrant. such IL the CONSTITUTION
Al COUGH sYRuP, sold a, Berose d Grants. 1t Ii o
sure cure Tor coughs, colds and all affections OF
the throat and lungs At and " cts, per bottle.
povlstth,sAw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-25

Hoods Sarsaparilll is an extract OF the best REM
edles oil the vegetable Kingdom known u Altera-
tlves, and BlOol.PurlterS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-25

Ayers Sarsaparilla has such concentrated, curative
power, that 1t Is by far the hest, cheapest. and
surcst-may2l, eod-w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-25

When baby has pains at dead of night,
Mother in fright, father In pllght
When worms do bite, baby must cry,
II fever sets in, baby may die.
IL croupy pans Kill leonOra.
In that house there's 10 CastOrln,
For mothers learn without delay.
CastOria cures by night and day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-25

NKw HAVEN, May ls,-llcnry Mcbride
has complained 10 the police that his daugh-
ter, aged 1G, las disappeared. She went
with q friend t. see the circus parade and
has not since been heard Of The father
thinks she was druggcd and abducted by
some one inneClei with or following the
circus. An Investigation is proceeding.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-25
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER
"lHc shall Prick that Annual Blister,
Marriage with Deceased Wifcs

STISaiSG irritation, Inflammation all Kidney all
Urinary Complaints, cured by 'Buchu-palba.'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-25

New BRrNswicK, y. j., Nav 1S.-The
examination Of County Collector Jarrard's
books shows u deficiency OF sci 900, thus
far. 1t i, said he borrowed from his bonds
men anu others 100000. He sent a despatch
to his family from suspension Bridge last
night. lie is uuuttless In Canada.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-25

CnlCAGo, May lS.--Mrs. Kitty Wells was
arrested here last evening for shop lifting.
She said her father was once prominent
member of the New York legislature and
that she has relatives in high social standing
in the East Her husband, from whom she
was divorced, is reported to be living in elc-
giant style in New York, Dcsiitution
prompted her 10 commit the crime. The
merchants are not inclined TO prlsrcutc her.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-25
Cut Her Baby's Thront.

FALLS City, Neb., May 1S.-A prominent
physician here has eloped with the wife of a
leading business man. The physician has q
wife aud family. The woman is the daugh-
ter of leading clergyman and sister of one
OF the most popul IT preachers of st. Louis.
There is much excitement over the affair.
Milford chronicle., 1883-05-18
RAKER e. ELMENDORF,
PRODUCE
| COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
sOs WASHINGTON ST., n. \.
-.EEEEENTCEg.

g N. Peters. Wesley Md, f. J. Richardsop,
anrel Del West Side Bank, NY, Edmd Rock
fsljer. Germantown, n. Y, Baker Bros, yine'and,
y 4 Nantional Bank of Castleton, Castcion. n.
v. Jerome b Rice s. Co.. Seedsmen, Cambridge,
II Wv. n. Justice, 3ls n Water ST., Pills
tt,i,bis Pa. april2I-3m
Milford chronicle., 1883-05-18
NEN EG1NAMIsfL
To call II the "Bee Hive,
Where you will find the

AN O 0tove that perfectly made easily managed, safe
and free from ODER is convenience enjoyed no family
would be without.
1t will do the work Of Cooking Stove or Range with
out the inconvenience of handling coal ashes and during
the heat of summer when the fire be lighted or exn-
guished at WILL becomes luxury indeed
1t is not only adapted Tor families but is equally
Laundres Factories Taors Photographers Bar
bes Restaurants and for heating Offices Bathrooms and
apartments where stoves cannot be used.
We have tested great variety of stoves for burning
OIL and have expended much time and money produc
ton of the New EcONOMsT OIL STOVES
We know that in every essential feature they
and GRAND SUCCESS
They are made of Gust uJod Sheet Iron. Are OIL
Tight Odeess, and simple in construction that they
be kept clean and managed with less trouble than any
other stove made
The Po,7orated PlD1to in the New ECONOMIST is
cased in an iron Frame and cannot possibly be bruised
misplaced to prevent the perfect working of the stove
The Filer-Openng is large, and wicks be easily
covered should they accidentally be turned down into the
reservoir
Special Directions for operating the New Economist
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DIED.

DIED.
w BIRP; At New York: on the 9th Of April. 1883.
days. Oldest son Of William g. and Annie T. Bird
AZ fair flower as ever boomed
Now lies beneath the sod
His soul is with his God.
alexandria papers please copy.I
BhANZELL; On "Wednesday. April 18th. 1883 at
win t take place her late
No. Relatives and u vi edIt to aen Sh q
ARsai lsss at seaI so m WILL
southeast to morrow at 3:3Op. m.
OTTO. April IL, 1883. at $3.50 a. M, GEORGE
oFa Io:r aged Cd TO forty ,one years.
massachusetts, avenue northeast on Friday, at
friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at
Paxton. April 10th. 1888, at 9 o'clock a. M,
SUSAN, the beloved wife of Joseph Paxton at her
funeral viii take place ThSrsdayy eSenks at
O'Clock. from the NJ. E. church at Teney town Friends
and relatives are requested to attend.
MAkAkET and only daughter S Of EDWARD
and Julia Sicily; aged seven years:
from her others residence ss street notbeas Il
p Friends and acquaintance are requested to at
WILSON. April 20. 1883. Mrs. ANNA BALCH
WILSON, widow of James G. Wilson, and daughter Of
the late Rev. Stephen B. Balch D. D., in the eighty
street Georgetown, on Friday afternoon. April 18Th at
YEWELL. On Thursday, April 9Th. 1883, NAL
xERN H., son OF Augustus w. and Mary e Yewell, in
the twenty first year of bis age. formerly Of George
He was buried from Providence Hospital.
YOUNG; On Wednesday. April 18th. 1883. WILL
Funeral win take place on Saturday, April 18th 1885,
at four clock p: m, from the street Presbyte
rian church. Georgetown. D. C. Relatives and friends
OF the family are invited to attend.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE oP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. (,

OFFICE oP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. d. C., April IL. 1883, $50 a. M
For the middle Atlantic states rain In northern
porto rs clearing In southern portions preceded
by local rains Oh the immediate coast stationary
or slight fall IN temperature, falling followed by
rising barometer, winds shifting 10 south and
west
SPECIAL BCLLETIN-FAIR WEATHER TOMORROW.
Local rains prevail on the New England and
cooler weather In New England. Local rains or
light snow have also prevailed In the lake region,
the Ohio and upper Mississippi valleys, followed
generally by clearing weather Fair weather pre-.
walls In the southern states this morning and in
the extreme northwest, and rain continues on the
north Pacific coast The temperature has fallen
from 10 10 2o in the upper lake region, the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. II has risen
slightly I'm the southern and middle states, and
from ice To 0o In the extreme northwest South
erly 10 westerly winds prevail In the southern
states, lake region and northwest The following
special temperatures were reported at d. M. yes
terday: Washington, $40: Norfolk SIC; Savannah
SO; Atlanta 65o: Jacksonville 76o; Pensacola 72o
New Orleans, 76o Galveston, 73o; San Antonio
$40; Tucson, $50: los Angeles $50 San Diego. cd
GENERALLY fair weather Is Indicated for the middle
and south Atlantic states on Thursday, with slight
changes In temperature. Clearing weather is in
dicated for New England, and slightly warmer
lar weather for the upper lake region on Thurs
day. Warmer. partly cloudy and local rains are
Indicated for the upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys on Thursday.
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Yesterday, Bailey agt- Edwards. administrator;
decree ordered. Thatcher agt Thatcher: decree
signed. Smith agI Smith: demurrer sustained
With leave to amend Turton agt. Saunders: de-
cree ordered. Moulton agt. Edwards, atlministra-
tor; decree ordered Kennedy agt. Stewart: de-
cree appointing E. CaruSi to make CONVEYANCE
EQUITY COURT--Jald0e Coz.
yesterday, Cropley agt. Johnson; demurrer sus-
talneu In part, With leave to amend. Chase agt
chase; sale finally ratified and reference Sage
agt sage; reference to the auditor. Birth agt
Birth; demurrer overruled. Taylor agt CIagett:
plea not sustained Rowles agt RoWles: testi.
mOny ordered taken.
EQUITY CoURT-J,.dge MacA rthur
yesterday, Williams agt. Williams; trustees or.
dered to distribute proceeds OF sale. Craig agt
Craig; sale decreed Talberg agt Beler: defend
ants undertaking to the general term approved.
Walter agt Ward; certified to the General Term.
Hoover agt. Moor; demurrer Overruled Wood
run agt National Shelf and File Co.; twenty DAYS
20 take proof. Dutch agt Dodge; bill dismissed
Mccoy agt. Fowler; argued and submitted Dodd
agt DOdd divorce decreed.
PROBATE COURT-J,tdQe Con-
yesterday, estate OF j. c. Kennedy; final notice
10 administrator appointing day OF settlement Es.
tate or George G. Garrison; order admitting will
10 probate and letters testamentary. Estate OF
w. D. Aiken; motion overruled. Estate OF George
vickoroy. late of Prescott, Arizona; Marion A.
Vickoroy appointed Administrative; bond $500
POLICE COURT-Jald0e SneH
yesterday, after our report closed, Michael Mea-
ney, assault on Officer Hinel1ne; SO or 80 days;
Also charged with dtsordery conduct, s. addi-
tionaL Abram Lounds, colored, assault on Law
renee Burk; IS or IS days; also, charged with
making threats to Leroy Fl. Carter, personal bonds
John Cleary, assault on James Kennedy; S. or Is
days Susie Clark, colored, assault on Alice Adams:
70 or 10 days. George johnson, cOlOred, larceny Of
John Decker, assault on Maurice Dillon; S or Is
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handsome mall, and the surrounding governmen,
improvements They are q feet 'front.' main build
ing ~ rect deep, back buildfng So feet in all IS feet
0eep, the Iots running back 100 feet to 20 foot
aliey; Tney are three stories high, bay windows
running up the full height, each containing ten
Ilonts OF pressed and moulded bricks stone belt
courses ana galvanized iron and moulded brick
cornfces. The inside finish % very complete in all
us paris; tne plumbing and gas fixtures OF the
pest quality and most approved patterns the heat
ing OF the entire houses il BY furnace In cell
iaI: Inc kltcnen range is built In the wall; bath
tuDs, water closets, waah stands, speaking tubes;
g,ass 10 iiont double thick French. The latest i'm
ploved pattern mouldings have been used through.
out the nside all the Inside paintings are beauti-
luliy grained In ash, oak and walnut limitations:
'front.' porch and terrace steps OF Ohio sandstone;
lattS1 improved pattern OF pipe railing and arti-
nclaI stone paved walks and leads, and iron fence
encoSng tne 'front.' park, with gilded balls, in lieu
oI spear polntS The buildings present very at
Ilactive appearance, and are quite above the aver
5000 each.
BUILDING NOTES.
The prices for building material are pretty we'll
nxeo, ana II the wages are not advanced there
Will De plenty OF work. Should there be, however,
any considerable advance of wages asked 1t Will
induce parties now preparing to build to postpone
making contracts.
1T is singular fact,n said Mr.. Frederick the
arcnitect, That when labor and material are high
people want 10 Duild, because they are afraid they
VIII become higher; and when labor and material
will 60 lower"
Spectators have begun prospecting for the pur-
chase Of building sites on the Virginia side of the
river, near Georgetown.
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SHORT CoRsErs inewl. deslrable. Cochrane,s.

% MONTH. Separate department for ladies'
Howe'S uneGuased business course, with penman-
ship. No textbooks used 81 18th street
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UNR1vALLED 81 ladies' fine kid button, at Hahn
4 Co.'S
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Bailey 81 saw every carpenter should have.
Elie Safest Wav

The safest and sureSt way to restore the youth
full color OF the hair is furnished by Parkers Hal
Balsam, which Is deservedly popular from IT.
superior cleanliness
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MARY GOULD ana Margaret Sullivan were sent
10 the wOrkhOuse by Judge Smell to-day for being
Migrants and found drunk On the street
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BABY CARRIAGES and rattan chairs, handsome and
cheap. Full line Of furniture, sc. VIM. III. Dunn,
iii 9TH street northwest
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A New Sensation to the Epicure
Hub Punch delights the palate. Use clear or
with hot or cold water, soda or lemonade. Sold
by grocers and druggists
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SANsTAG will sell. Thursday, April 12th, at auc-
ton, Kid gloves, lacrs and fancy goods, at Gut
mans, No. 9l2 9TH street.
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What Has Happened Before Will
HRppeN Again.

The event has occurred again. 1t was certain to
happen The 164th Grand Monthly Drawing OF
the Louisiana State Lottery took place on time las
the following happy result was elected: Ticket
No. 1864 drew 5000, the first ca .1tal. Among
the holders OF fractional parts Of the winning
tickets were j. Allen Schaeffer, o well-known
bookseller at Allentown, Pa; j. j. Deyer, OF
Handsome depot, Va; F. E. Calender, St Paul,
MINI, each costing 81 only. The second capital,
S2o, 600, wa. drawn by ticket No. 29,667 held In
fractional parts to A. Rauscher, Morrstown,
Tenn, and Israel Brown, Ocala, Fla The third
capital $4,000, was won by No. 90 1895, held In
fractions costing 81 each to O. Allan Pierce, 1888
Canal street, New Orleans, La, and B. A. Haths-
way, Chicago, ILL., There are few winners who
collected their money through National Banks,
end others who have withheld their names can
attest that $265000 was scattered under the sole
management OF Generals G. T. Beauregard, OF
same thing on Tuesday, May 8, 1885, OF which NJ A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La, will furnish all In
formation.
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Good A6ViCa

Nearly all the ills that afIlict US can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
no medicine known that will do this as surely as
Parker's Ginger Tonic.
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HEROES clothing is much better than any ready
made; little worn, at very low prices. 3QS eth
street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
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ACTION sale at 90s 9TH street will be continued
On Thursday, April 18th at 10: 80 Am. Ladies will
IND Ii 10 their interest to attend.
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BABY CARRIAGES and rattan rockers at Dunn's
Ill 18th street northwest
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TO-MOrrOw Only You Can buy For 10c
the following goods worth from IS to Csc, at r.
GoldSchm1d's S12 18th st. n. W.: Zinc wash boards,
handsome footed covered butter dishes. 8 goblets
boxes OF Army and Navy backing SO inch pie
plates, crystal glass bread trays 81 inch oval
dishes. backing brush with box OF backing, 8
ct. covered buckets or Saucepans, 9 wash basins
mats superior tooth nail brushes, real Majolica
fruit plates, silver plated sugar spoons butter
knives, knife and fork trays, large hammers or
Of polish, 100 clothes pins, knife and fork with
cocoa handle, large kitchen knives, 81 pin hat
large rubber dressing combs 81 pit tin cups, IL
metallic plated tea spoons or table spoons, real
Majol1ca pitchers, large scrubbing brushes, coffee
or tea canisters holding 2 H., feather busters,
hair brush with comb Ar hole mousetraps, OF
deep pudding pans; also great bargains In baby
carriages. refrlgcratOrs and ice chests.
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SANsTAG VIII sell at auction, Thursday. April
l2th, SILKS, pushes and velvets Of all colOrs, at
Gatmans, 912 9TH street
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UTILIZING A SHALLOW LOT.
The problem Of how to utilize for building pur.
poses the odd pieces OF ground which are SO ire
quent In this city, has been solved in one In
stance, at least BY the architect g. A. HARNESS.
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HOSIERY, GLOVES (new), bargains. Cochrane's.
SAAsTAG will sell at auction on Thursday April
18th, large stock OF dry goods, at Gutman's, s12
It'll street
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OWING TO THE rapidly Increasing demand for
Our pure Hungarian wines, We have opened an
American branch, where large stock VIII always
be kept OF our
CARLowITZ, THE GREAT HUNGARIAN CLARET
ana all other kinds or still ana sparkling HuDga-
ran wines. Orders from the trade In all principal
cities OF the L. s and CanadaS carefully executed
On reasonable terms, when handsome ShOw-cariS
Will be sent gratis. Max Gregor Limited Pur-
VeyorS OF Hungarian Wines by special appoint
ment TO the Queen or England. No. 232 Fifth Ave.
hue, New York, U.S.A.
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THE OUTLOOK FOR THR OPENING sRAsoN-wHAT
BUILDERS AND ARCHITECTS sAY-THE LABOR sITU-
ALTON AND THE COST OF MATERIAL-NEw RESI-.
ERECTED.
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Day GooDs.
GRAND OPENING OF
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS,
TO-DAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY OF THIS
WEEK.

THE MOST CHOICE GOODS FOR THE vALpE
EVER EXHIBITED IN WASHINGTON.
Full lines Of ALBATRoss in all the New Colors Of
Crushed Strawberry, Delicate Shades of Blue. PINK.
Cream, Pearl and White at Soc. e2c. and 7ec.. ger
yard.
NUNS YELLING, In all colors, at 25c., SIC, &c.
and 625sc. PEI yard.
FOULE CLOTHS, in beautiful tinted mi1turee at
t0c. per yard.
An immense stock Of WHITE GOODS Of every
description at lowest prices and rood value.
We make speciality of all kinds OF BLACK GOODS.
800 PARASOLS, the best newest and most fash
ionable.
On our eecond and third floors can be found a fun
stock Of FANCY, RED. CHECK and WHITE NAT
TING.
ONE PRICE AND GOOD VALUE TO ALL.
W. W. BURDETTE & CO.,
ap93t No. 92s SEVENTH STREET n W.
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LundbHrg's Rhenish Cologne.


On Thirty Days, Trial. ,
The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
Or. Dyes Celebrated Electro Volta1c Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or Od) who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles. guar
antee1ng speedy and complete restoration of health
and manly vigOr. Address as above. NB-No
risk Is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
lowed wsm
Forty Years Experience of m Old Nurse
Mrs. Wtnslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses In
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySentery and diarrhOea, griping
IN the bowels and WiTd collie. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price IS cents
bottle mWs
'sROu9h on COrns.,,
Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns." 15c Quick,
complete, permanent cure Corns, warts bun
ions. 10
With Durkee's Salad Dressing
There Is no waste or disappOintment-yOu are
certain to produce good salad. 1t costs less than
homemade, and is, besides, superb table sauce.
''Alderney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb ward" prints, Soc per TO-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
&c. per qt Cream, 15c. pint.
DIED.
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MISSES corded waists (hew). Cochrane's
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To INTRODUCE our new 81 spectacles we Will give
with each pair fine Lacquer lnlatd case. X. Harris
Co., 1872 eth street northwest.
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Wall PAPERs, r. ". Henderson & Co., 11l3 81
FrssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo,
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STRAWBERRY shortcaHe. Jarvis, 426 9th stree

WHITE GOODS, bargains Cochrane's uptown.
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AUCTION SALES.

CHAs WEEKS. W. W. BULLEH.
WEEkS Co, Auctforeere
w oS7 louisiana avenue
Opposite City Post omoe..
REGULAR THURSDAY SALE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS MATTINas
AND EFFECTS GENERALLY
FINE PARLoR SUITE. WALNUT MIRROR RACE,
HEAD PIECE. CIRCULAR FRONT BooKS
CASE AND SECRETARY; wHAT-NoT, MIR.
R0RS. &C.
ALSO,
LOT OF SHOES FROM DEALER &c WITH
IHE USUAL ASSORTMENT OF OTHE n
GOODS. TO WHICH WE CALL ATTENTION.
CHAs. WEEKS. Salesman.
Uate with Duncanson Bros 2
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LUPISs celebrated all wool nuns velllngs, 2sc. at
Brodhead,s.
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ACHING FEET relieved by Hahn & Co.'S Cents
u rs relief sEOe SIC 7th street