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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-06-02

nIyIs1oS 12-~AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
MACHINERY.
z3-Best collection Of Forest Trees, suitabie FOR The
Best collection Of Native Trees
Prizes ~fI DC given for The best exhibits Of InpIe-
neuts and. Machinery specially adapted 70 the AETt-
cultural industries Of thtse Islauds. and 20 the pre-
pzrajI5u CO OlE Agricultural products for expectation,
and especially for new inventions Of value II this
department.
AWARDS aiI also be made 70. meritorioGs exhibits
% article which may not be included in the above
AZricHitgEaiist the MIL Owner or the Horticulturllist
are earnestly invited
Hiu any ease ..- edges snail decide that the rxhib-
.- 90 e Class -Ts uot 0f sufir. -lt merit, no prize ~il
i- .~ardsd.
The freishs, % and fro, ~ -a.mas sent from The
other Islands solely ior ~ purpose o. ezhl0itiHn az
Society
The following are the Standing Committees
Of the Society for the present year:
o. .o--Es-Hsu. A. r Judd. tCa@irman1, Hon j.
y ImmiH-, 1Ed Ie-srs- = VI Damon. } . fr'it and
Charlie Lucas.
V w..Ehf Jss. Campbell. i. i. Dillingham; aud VI.
Rose.
Os saEEr -Messrs.J Z Barnard. ? Sinclair and
F. Spencer
or swryE -sIes=r= Allan HerDsr, .. aalis, and
os Porr1Er-Hessr n. F. Biskeftou. cecil hra~u
AMI " r. Scale.
DAIRY PRoDgcr-Dr. whitney and Me.-r-. iIenr,
May and :. =. Leyfy.
o. ACE1cULrCRRL ,r.EHESTs-Messrs " Hall.
). y. AfhrrtOn and d. .. Mscfarldne.
O. og-IcuLTrEs-Mess J. II. Patty. 4. \. Sehae
fer, G. - Berger. Eismsnschncidsr. KidWeil sru 7 l.
Clarke.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-06-02
The SocietY's First Annual
1t ar "a !
-IcuLT SHOW
On Tuesday, Wednesday 4 Thursday

the 18th, 13th and IAN ofJCSE-
Through the Iibernlity Of the Legislature the Board
Of Management are iu \ portion e. put forward the fol
lowing extensive list 81 The PRIZES they will orer 10
be competed for az this Show. The money values u the
different prizes and the forms in which they viii be
given, Will be announced at a later date In the case
OF all the more Important classes the Prizes VII BE-
given in such q form a. 70 be worthy Of preservation a.
memeutoes Of the event
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New Officers.

The Washington Lodge OF Elks elected the fol-
lowing officers at their annual meeting last even
ing: Exalted ruler, B. b. Whitney; E. leading
Knight, X. Frank Cariella; f. loyal knight, E. b.
Bliss f. featuring knight, X. J. Walker; tiler I. j.
Irodden; secretary. J. Y. Potts: treasurer, VIM.
DICKSON; trustees, MeSSrs. Frank X. Ward. J. II.
tathbone and IL L. Bovee The following appoint
mentS were made: Esquire Thos. p. Jacobs inner
gulrn, H. H. smith, chaplain, Dr. II. e. Leech;
hes9rs W. ID. Mack. VI. Emmett Urell and NJ. B. c.
hr!gnt: stewards. MesSrS j. {. Maxwell. lie Grand
pakin ana ChaS A. EckStein; representative to the
grand lodge. Frank X. Ward
W. g. Perry. G. ". TIC acting, and ". s. stet-
son. acting u. NJ. Installed the following officers
last meeting OF the lodge: e. W. Bushnell, W c. T.:
carrie Bfooktield, ". '. T.; T. L. Saikeld, W Sec
G. r. stevens. ". L. s: c. +. Common. W. treas
N.F.NcDanei,W.M NJ: Bessie Perry. RMS; Lizzie
= Gotfiay, L. II. s.: Mrs. MIR. Stetson, w chap;
Nisa Angie Phillips, ". D. Mar: Mrs. VI. Z. Cutter,
v. l. X sec; Miss Hattie platt, w. l. e.; }. T..
keJnp. W. O.. &.
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4 fiTAKRH.
COMPLETE TREATMENT 81.

A single dose of SANFORD'S RADICAL. CURE In
sfantly relieves the most violent She ling Head
Colds clears the Head by magic. stops watery dis
charges from :he Nose and Eyes prevents Ringing
Ncis5 III the Head. Nervous Headache, and sub
dues 'hiils and Fever. In Chronic Catarrh it Ceansfs
the nisl passages of foul nucs restores the senses
stHr TASTE and hearing when affected frees the head
throat and hro rlai tubes of offensive matter swectells
and purfs the breath stops the cougl: and the
progress of Catar"t towards Consumption
One bottle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal Solvent
ana SdlorS Inhaler. all i'll package, of all drug
gists fer 81. Ash ter SANF0En'S RADICAL. CURE
lOIIEE DRUG AND CHEM CO, BOSTON.
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A PILLOW UNDER MY BACK.

have been great sncrcr from kidney complaint for
seNe raj years at times being that could turn
myself in bed. and ha wing to lay with pillow under
my back and at times tlreafng to 10 bed it
painful to get up in the morning tried nunber of
so-caiied remedies aud electric treatment but without
any permanent help until induced to try Hunts
Remedy and honestly say that have received more
helcht from it than ell the other medicines used
take pleasure i'll recommending Hunts Remedy all
suffering from kidney complaints, believing. do
that If there is help for them they will find Hunts
Remedy.
THOMAS SHILLINGTON.
lynn, Mass JuDa 1874 of
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FoR The BENEFIT Or OrnERs

have been troubled for abont 60 years with
weakness Of the kidneys and its attendant difficulties
TILED several medicines that recommended for the
cure OF kidney troubles but with only temporary
Lief If any. until noticed the advertisement in of
our paIers of the that Hunts Remedy had made
concluded to give it trial l purchased bottle at
and found that it had benefited very much.
tlnned its Use until had used four bottles and
chs'rfIlily recommend Hunts Remedy good kidney
medicine aud that has all that is recommended
for It, and willingly this the benefit of others
WHO may be suffering from trouble similar to mine.
HENRY V. HorsER.
No. POP Broadway.
DAYTON, OHIO. Aug1lst II, 1888
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HAVE HAD NO TROUBLE.

The following statement was made August e 1891 by
Mr. JOHN Washington, No 41 Linden avenue, Day top
Ohio
About six months ago was taken with kidney dis
ease IT was with dti;.ty that passed my water and
II WAS accompanied by burning sensation and
III" great pain. Ny attention called to Hunts Rem
edy, the wonderful kidney and liver medicine. pur-
chased bottle and used it directed and it has re-
moved all the rain and pass my with per
feet ease and aFr had trouble since. consider my
self cured, and cherfliiiy recommend Hunts Remedy
TO the pubic as the best kidney and liver medicine"
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NJ. AUgens.ein. SI7 9TH st. n.V..
ofief5 fer Tomorrow only the following special bar
gains: Lava tu1nadorcS. 1Sc.: 0o,pn Water Buck
cts 12c.: Zinc MashbOard. - Ciotheorins, = boxes
h"e, 49, Chopnii@ Bowls, &C. apiece: large size
Coal Sieve. Poker shovel and Sitter. 23G.: Decora-
TED cup and S3ncer. De-; MajoiiCa Bowls. be;
SpiaaitiT5 f0f WaahStandS. l0c.; X dol. Engraved
" me Glasses and / DeCant1T to match. 7S".:
Bro'nS. Ne: age.ze Celery Glass st: large size
iahncr and ptilzs Tacils, lie; latest designs in
DtCnlaLEu Chaminl. Sis
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CO1LINS' EoLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS

Fer the relief and prevention. THE INSTANT IT Is
APPLIED OF Ehcusa.isi;l Ncnr3iia Sciatica Coughs
toiG+, Weak Back Stomach and Bowels Shooting
Pans. N'tminess Hysteria F.n.se Pains Palpita ion
~ ~i; Liver Conn lint Bilious Fever Malaria ard
l. ti' mics. us, COLLINS TLASfEHS (an ELECTRIC
BATTERY combined with a POROUS PLAS1ER) and
laugh at pain. 251 every where n5
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Calvano-NEagnetic Treatment Of Dis


WASHINGTON BRANCH OF BALTIMORE OFFICE, go2L.
STREET NoRTIiWES
Hours from To II q. III. ana > To p. m. Sunday
excepted. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call or send
iof inlnph!tt containing over one hundred Nolull-
lazy TESTIMONIALS of Of citizens OF Baltimore.
ana Washington. covering the entire range of
nerve ana other nCurahle diseases See Baltimore
81" Tor daily accounts OF cures. and every WtttS-
Gay ana saturday in Washington STAR. COiiSuiti-
tiuh lfte, either At Office or home OF patient
l.. /. PARSONS a.
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Plain Filled Rings. II TO -. Prigg's.
For Fine Fitting Jersey Coats
nd thiidreho HaVtlothS. at.bankrupt pricas 20
30 =, iii street. I3! Yo,,tt.s

On Thirty Days Trial.
me \oitalc Belt Co. Marshall. Mich. win send
DE- DYES Celebrated Electro-NGltaic Belts and
EirctIc Appliances on trial for thirty days Ia men
young or cid who are afflicted with nervous de-
bihtH. ioS' vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
Ing speedy and complete restoration uf health and
many Nigof Address AZ above. \. I.-No risk is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed. w,s,m
Thnr,ltGn's Emulsion
Of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypoph0SI.hitoe Of Lime
and soda FOR coughs, colds consumption. impaired
nutrition ana general debility: easy and DigaSa ut
10 take. Prescribed by Pin! >lctnS Sold Dv DrUr-
gi@iS Lafg'' bottles. &c Manufactured 10y ". T.
h9rntCh corner baltimore and harrison streets,
bditi;4oit, Md m,w,t
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E:.c Kz:ibns.r..-'ts ,o,ns>os. >..is,.

5r;GE cox l>>}ET"T~ Tfr JVET-FOI<g> FROM THE
AE'iI MIST Io-pNY-
Tho ar~Iraats bttor. Tie Jury in the suit Of
diet kia,Irn against "X-<er.ec-.:lr- tt-A rms
Jo!n g.. Thompson 1or .,ssItkst damages Iog Et.Sn
iipfIri-..Ht e.; .'eie epui I-l t9-IEl. " hcn The
c,lrj mt II wa- apparent that tA.r.. Ms good
feilt< lnof counsel. III" ittir ,iiil !,ne- missing
Ia, Eft-ty respecting tn" question /. whether
the counsel 10y 1"icI-" would argue TIN. ,r'..-tO
htyIng been s-ttl2i. The order OF argument as
a-gr"s-i ul"l "d> That NJ Togen shollt o~-l, for
pd,ntln. Ne~,Ts Wilson AMI ,0rki.l follow for the
G";";.i mt. and ,.tor Vnorhe,- tl0>t- for The
F.''li.'i,i, III. good I''inft ar!s-rt ~ extend
d~'' u the parties the suit Or tar. Vainfif bJr-
T"Vtd ait.', al t"ts.sro from the t..,-ii,if SCI
ting II Down 10 The account vi th,, prospective
Judgment.
JUICE CoX'S INSTRUCTIONS To THE JURY
Jui-e cox, upon Opening the court. announced
That liz would reject al the prayers oil the defend
am Incorporating such parts Ci them - wcrc good
L. ON. in trUefion 10 We jury on the law He tI,an
rsr. THIS Instruction d iinin- the distinction be-
tween vlnIisft,e aud compensate d Images If
Il" ilIFy fUbud H." said. tit tl.. defend ant II, Ser
g5hif fJS. MAS acting IN Oirtiinc,. to n ORDER
81 III hGac and II. jIi'' !iph,~ hclii tndt he Mas
u 'ht'4'S o dl't - ia n:dtf OF The House, aud
without maize, The p!1IEfir Ms not cujtfI.-t 10
NH'ii-tIr' dimIg'S- In estimating III" coin;i..,si-
try st=i go, th. ,Jrs ood allow fOr The personal
IL "fF' Iir-. np<'I ana :ncbfi aInrrlng i,i.lit.d
upon tar p.anIii, and Tor cNis.i~so Incurred in
b'!l@ I--r"rct L. h..lh II inv found rnIt Inc
biaftH ilIilr hid i l",uulary N!iu" les hlia. they
cou.d a:io" L." the time 81 winch he had been dc
Irif,a. bat they sit"ud Ilot N;.rd dalni,-,., Tor
strtU!;it Oh cntJ'Stufal gains That he might have
Af.-s -nia" ill, u--inu @mau.- counsel ii was
:t..,, Via inc g., Would PROBABLY Ue closed by
70 HON nrT.'w.
M TOTEM oS THE rR'cEIrss rFwEL OF LIBERTY
Nj I.t;rn th"u oTrn-d HE case. beginning with
B. rNof,t,',n Upon II. RIGHTS II cirDtis AID The
Iri.-.s@~ JsTfI II liberty. IIe referred To other
e. !. y, .si,l men ia. H@'i! Imprisoned ny con
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CHEAPEST SILKS In W,snlysroy

CoLnEFb SILKS reduced from 81 =, -, COL ORR,
Sil ms rsiH"ed iruin : - a. : ,oIblt 10 Sil 3,
rtsiuo' Il from Al - t. : - 49,
GREAT REDUCTION IN BLACK SIrES
Bfhh SILKS priuC,sl from n - -
Bi-Ath SILKS reduced from - =, t. ~
81 Nth SILKS reduced from ~ L. 81 -
BLACK SILKS rslUcsal frta s. a. : -
THESE ARE TIE VERY RESI- GIlNEI SII ~
FRENCH
The New Style DrSs Goods -rRIcnT Al p-rs
Wool a. Inches Vide. sl.25. Slv,ial Btr1aiu
FRUIT OF TIE LOOM NArD nIpE DIT -, ~ y
COTTON ONLY %
BhOCADE SILK kEINET. ACTUAL. NALtl s.
kiDitED To 81 ~
AUCTION BLANKETS
s. 81 Wool BLANKETS r,siu,.ito az
$50 th Wool H.ANnEIS r.,lug.,i 81 =
b"uhl" White BLANKETS r,,iuo.l Ia -
bi'a'led Table pAAASh, al Pure Linen. So l..zs
Sui.,>l. gNl~ - ,. Now -.
CoIoRfD SILKS 81. BLACK SIr * ~.
Ctlolsib and BI- iCh ckSlINfEf~. ala Is... =
boJ BIZ NiDE, -, aoc. g. ,.s.
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I'Uns
Orr Entire Winter Stock Now on Exhibition
SIBERIAN AND MINK LINED CIRCULARS,
CT LILD LINED C1Hcj LARS AND
DOLMANH from $40 upwards
SEAL SACQI!ES, Latest London Dye. all fresh lock,
from - inches to AZ inches long
WHITE LAMB SKIN COATS for Children
FUR TRIMMING in every variety Of. hand
AL goods sold - low any house in America
W1LLETT 4 RUOFF
HATE rs and FurTiers.
ocl'-3m COS Pennsylvania avenue
NENTLEMEN.
We have received Fail ana Winter stock Of Per
riiis Gloves Ill very sy" st,i' and kind made These
gods were all mad To 'Y't'r for us se"iay, and
the very best gloves in the market to-day.
TYSSOWSKI BROS,
n3 Corner IIth and 6 streets northwest
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rE,RTT. 7ROvrS THAT HONESTY =

f5NRiiL !ROFES THAT HONESTY IS THE BEST
policy III ncs!I:ltf WI - iii ether thina-s Ayers
SrfsaiaIilia Is p,1FIiIIn preparation an un.uuall.
blood purifier, decidedly superior to all others
HJNDEIDS OF LETTERS FROM THOSE USING
Ayers Pair kieor attest its value as a restor,r Of
tar To ii Ia'!irai color. stunulan and tonic
preventing and otte curing ta!nc- and cleansing and
iiIeiiCicd. nj
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EDUCATIONAL,

\AIlLlAM NALNECkER (CIRADI1 ATE OF TIE
~ LIIZI% toms rSitnly OF Music Teacher ut Piano
or-2n and Harmony. Residence. 1897 Btu stree, north
WtSt.
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We open two exceptionally good bargains today -
our Linen Department:
&c inch CREAM LINEN DANASES. sra.iet borders
extra tine quality. desirable Patterns o.! 30 pr
yard
60-inch CARDINAL TURKEY RED DAHASES Hahn
and with bacA border, D,t c.lIl.dl. sJ,ls. 10y 1Jc
per yard
We have this reason for canS them ''exnartora tar-
gains know they he found lis, Ahtl, al 81 ~
yard.
WOODWARD & LOTnR0p.
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Escape Oi =, D&isGCro;.s Convict.
IfoNA> JOINS, tEoI-iE AND kILiEE. AT LARe

IEoNs> JOINS, ESE0I-ti: AND KILLER. AT LARGE
AGAIN.
'"'s-ra. rom Eu..,.lo ettra- that two caI.Ic:s
IL i" or-t5T. !. .Il,i Edward NorE', ami Ch.S
Wool e-,.Ied fIoII tl'.fr cell II the Erie county
lAIteItlry saturday bv saving the bars from rs
d. snd passing throU-A III chapel. Mcrrcll was
'aaG}t before getting clear. tnt Wood nlati, good
H. s-sgpc. add l. supposed 10 IL In Canada how
II" bad a lie and oitl!d living AZ 7l6 south ,th
street. Philadelphia. Charles Weed aims Thomas
J"Hc- was one oi th. ttfuirg safe BURGLARS who
MAY 1th. 1sSa. convicted In III. Criminal
tour Of this District Of n assault with intent tn
Kin Sergeant I. Il. Ali~~ on the m,lt of the SAT-.
bfrakiEg. They wti" >"Scraliv sl.I,tenced To tI,,
~ hlt uti1T\ iHT Et Wears. and appeal TO The
'"hlri IA t,encTI Tenn was taxi H. int early In r
sent 10 ECfaiu Sglu" weeks afrarNtrtie II WAS
IHil at 'htt .i1;st> t after hi curty ifior i'm
patient 10 enter on lis tenn of inprieonInefIr
%bott -" 'l h' is.t II Was II - c,i uV !nr.ii.S
w. native al N,'t crr; ma, hc Ms also SHOWN
iIrnS. had served = l"f- term III the joliet III
IfIst. li'IIY ~ hIrk TU,tbl-. tI.to.,d in no
NLi'c l..ir-. \. \ hank irt rs -Di.:c wears since
a. in = i,nA robbery in nu firfn HcIII.>y l. AHA
and la = burglary Boston, Wii,f. resulted in A
thr Plu.dcr. ana .';.Gcs Killed his partner ana es-
c-! Il ltc /, "a, 't.i 10 have UCyu he lp>t dan
gtrcu- HAN of the sang.
OrTTASy.Hr C""s@. \. CLARKE, who. for III,
y - ten LAS EiN Been lie 20 the on
eel reporter OF The So. - died ), ~trrtay after
nCon He faithful sui trusted officer = rrtl.
most sa'ifsdvitncia, and d.sctn,t tioier. HI,
t"ath viii be nOurncG H. L.r..,. cirt!c cI fri,r~
"tn had become att i..u ~ LA fur lis .'.tf,
Qualities
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fLXTRAORDINARY B.RGaIN,
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN.t
EXTRAORDINARY BANGatN!.'
w. Iuo iiE 10 EN.iiSn p ~, 1 ,,nS'
ioo IiE'ho LN"Li>h D"Eno o'obH'
Ii CENTS
. - -
BARGAINS IN CoKSEIS.
100 BONE CORSET at Is cents
so-TSCHES WIDE CHI1Dnt CLOTH 20 .,ent:,
SIiK PiTSHFS RFDIt'In To ST. so NV
SILK VEIIvETS KFDUCED TO $3.50
LADIES' 81 ALI-WO0I CLOTH. * cents
LADIES' DoINANS. all styles.
SHAW n M -, ~, N ~ 70 % w "a, t,.s
bi sNkElS Ter pair $50 SSea &tat.
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Jon Ions
TRUNNEL 4 CLARK, ST MAERrr er4,..
Have secured some Special T'rr-ers TO ~. 4 ticy l.
va" attention:
100 dozen German Linen knott,-i Frns, l'oyels -
Nio b1alflfni finish, - - ~. "a lt.a
leo 'ioz''n all Linen NAPKINS. rt~luc,d L. ~
LOO dozen all Linen Nalhis r,u IL 81 81, this qusl-
lily ilas never sold for les THAI 81 -
Vd-' Sii" IL 4 h!allh, L. - t,dur~t irt'm 81 -
Special Bs,saiIs IA flaun'is Blankets. Iiu-i', Under
Near. Handksr'fi-is shows.
so dozen tlndrns Ribbed Hull Regular Hose nstu -
tn - Its pair.
We lase grand assortment IF Dress Goods ,n,lad :,
all the --latest is1is and .alofIil.s ,5i-.t tr!,s
and III rfliatIl" qualiti,-s
nlfr Br"cade NeiFets and Silksta natAh.
We have Special Barrain Back Bro add S:lE u
81 Ia. flt .alt Sts io>." Aiso a slp..iaI nan..
GGn't B.a-k SILK. a ~ cts
plir stock III all departments Is very cnns and
"ONE IRICE ONLY"
TEUNNEL & CLARK
o27 sIl Mars Srao-
SH'krs-poN,.Ir F"HGn J. :. rHsr rue
il the best Shirt 75,.ittS ,y,r offered ia , - .
otr country, beng elegantly made oI III ,tss
Tins shirt has been sold in this MARI: fer tn y,~-
ard thousands Of h~t ,ltiz~ testify - 4. :.
Lll%,llis both a. 10 quality and at.
OH. - cents fur tin.
MYSTERY" SHIRT
The best fitting and most uniform .ua..ty Z AIy -
tie market.
Sold Only at
MFGINNrSS
E-tf. ? ..~f8
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DRY GOODS.
III sEKEEPERs
WILL FIND AT THE STORE OF
SEAToN PERRY,


SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER,
COMPLETE STOCK OF TABLE LINENS NAP
klNS. LUNCH CLOTHS. TRAY CIaTHs
TOWELS PILLOW AND SHRETING LJNFSS'
AND FaNGtD DoGIIFS FROM TuF RFSf
~ knPE Pr, NJ, MANUFACTURERS. AND AT COR
TURKEY RED CLOTHS WITH DoYIIES To Mart-t,
MARSElLlES QUILTS, IRE WOOL WHITNEY
AND CAIIFoRNIa CRIB AND BED BLANKETS
MADRAS. ANXIOUS AND NOTTINGHAM LACE
CURTAINS. RAW SILK TABLE,; COY ERs. FChNI-
rURE CREFONNES
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH BROAD
CLOTHS, TRlCoTS. HABIT CLOTHS. AND ALI.
Wool DRESS FABRICS. For PLAIN AND COM
"a WIDE PARIS Jersey SroCKINETTE IN BLACK.
BiAACh MD totoRl-p SILKS. NELNEIS AND BRO
HADES. BEST QUALITIES AND LOWEST
PARIS AND BERLIN JACKETS WRAPS PLUSH
IplhANS AND RUSSIAN GIRO; LAI.S, ALL.
SUES, QUALITIES AND PRICES.
sEsPECI.L APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS
,5rrCno1CE GOODS PLAIN YI0tRES AND COR
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Buildinc.
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street
Established $40 n3
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NLoaKs, NELvETS. SILKS AND
TEICOTS
A'Ahti> WfNS OF All. KINDS .%D tspf,FS
iN'L'D DIN" INT NtNESr MAf!iIAIS
AND SlALI-S
NELNETS N BLACKS
AND ALL T11F nFSIRARTF SUApt-S II N ..rN
SlhlfED AND BsoCADlD.
SILKS or BEST MAKES. FROM s. rnSe
IN BLACKS AND CoLoKS. PRICES ia tGAN lg.ln
TRfCOr CLOTHS AND AL TIIF MIN ftr..7.s
IN LADIES SCIIINGS
ONE PRICE
:. l.. HENPSToNT.
90 Sa2 NAEkrr Sra.r
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FRENCH TRICOTS.

FRENCH TRICOTS.
We have inst opened complete assortment II Trsr
Ir1co's Tor 1ailnfnade Su!ts. BROWNS La.I,t, -
blue aud black at
sss,lI ,,.,,.a55i PER
g. II 81 92
sss Ill. 4 S5 - YARD.
ALSO,
BILLIARD CLOTHS, a. inches vide in all tl.eY1ile
shades, at 5Uc per yard which ar worth al least pr
yard.
As inch TRICOTS, Of domestic Manufacture, a. 81 -
Per yard.
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CITY ITEMS.
England
VI. Augcns.cin. si7 9TH st. n.~v.,

IS called John Bull: there is, however, no sobf!qu
for d.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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. oopwARp & LoruRor.

"P. d. CORSETS.
We have now in stock complete line If tlese -fle-
brated French Corsets. from 40 - 81 yer par
which invite special attention. 1fi. perfection Of
shape and finish in every detail of their
have gwen them all otlfrs and We
recommend them as the best fitting AID los, wearing
Corset la tie market to-day.
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sttI.- T.. cream AM ,,b,r.atte I;,i<,a.

ITit. HffrFNS %; fh,. "rs,tan VII he r"rv{ved It
MI. .~t.ss,l.J e. corner q mi IA. ave. II. "
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DRY GOODS.

CLoAxs AND DoLsAxs.
A full stock C'osts and nolmans inst -oc.tp.s
A great harSain in Coonci SILK at .a.. wurth al 90
Rlsk Brccaic SILK. 81 90 worth 81 -
500 T-sIrS Blankets. cheaper than known frfare
fun stock ri CloAksu. al about hall form. Yrc
A great barxsIn in Black silks.
4 large sto,k If taSSiln,rtS.
Cur prizes cannot he tsatc,l.
GEO JOHNSON
NJ 7l8 Maxi ST.r>
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"CARIlN'S."
III NkgKl.l ~. -
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vi Totem ors'tI.i,i n hour. AID was fo'iorc!
l. W y y. iar thr Defendant, w..1~- speed,
consumed ii.t Ivii.IIs!. 81 til. DIS session
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J..
q TEACHER OF Piano. Organ and Harmony
Apply ut Ellis Music Store, $50 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest
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ltTE ~ Va t- Iaf frlrrtlcF~ at Gartfair-, 81
~. - I-gt.iilA promptly ate u.,".i IL.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-03-08
WASHINGTON TIME.

Time Table in effect Nov. 8, 1882.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-03-08
LAND SALES

A SPLENDID ESTATE IN MARKET-THE OLD
~ FORRERS IRON WORKS PROPERTY FOR
SALE offer privately for sale that valuable prop
erty known for many years as MESSY CREEK Iron
WORKS. 1t is situated on Messy Creek, in the
north portion of Augusta county, Virginia,
on the Harrisonburg and Warm Springs Turnpike,
III miles from the former place, and II from Staun-
CONTAINS so7 ACRES
OF arabic land 800 of which cleared and in ine
condition, the remaining
2O7 ACRES HEAVILY TIMBERED
With original growth of pine and oak. The soil is
well adapted 10 the growth Of aii grasses and
cereals III the Valley OF virginia.
AN EXCELLENT MEADOW OF ABOUT 70 ACRES,
ali of which can be irrigated, affords great aDun-
dance OF hay OF The best quality Attached u thls
property is large merchant mill In running order
anu valuable WATER POW Err III excess or what Is
now used, sutf1ctent to turn the machinery OF any
large factory. This power was formerly used TO
operate d furnace, Jorge, and other macnlnery lOr
Iron mandatory. No better locality can be loun-
IOr PAPER MILL or WUOLEN FACTORY. In
exhaustiDle beds or RED HEMATlTE Iron ORE
the properly, from which the best qualify OIL
iron has been made. mineral right To several
thousand acres OF adjoining lands, on which iron Is
Known to be, belongs 10 the estate and Will De SOLO
with it, II. liaf.
Inc improvements in all other respects are good.
The MANSION HOUSE Is a large, rooAly puliuing
81 stone and brick, with necessary pulioirgs.
An excellent stable, " leet In longth and several
senanJ houses.
Distance from Valley Railroad is miles, and
TOm the ST. Louis Cincinnati ha1lroad Ii In miles,
ana, perhaps, may run through ~. shops SCHOOLS,
AauiLnes post-ollces and stores are all within d
1hUf distance W ft i--.as $50 % Z.
Belonging TO this estate Is large body OF VAL
GABLE ANTHkACIIE COAL lands In Norlh River
saap, on the line of the washngton, st. Louis &
Jlnclnnat RaIlroad all Of which ouer az moderate
arices and easy terms. SAMUEL FUhkEk,
naylzu Messy Greek, Augusta county, Va