davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-11-01

These lands arc not located in
some far away wilderness, hut in n
settled country, with schools,
churches, roads, market towns, and
an intelligent and thrifty popula-
ton.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-11-01

&. w. Thompson, west Of the Oc-
cidental, makes a Speciality of Nice
Fresh Butter, direct from the best
dairy portion Uf tile State.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-11-01

For Fine Hat or Cap, go to the
one-price Mammoth Clothing House,
Chase, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-11-01

Geo. y. Jones has quantity Oi
Fresh Lime for sale at his store.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-11-01

Good for Grain, Dairy, Stock
and Fruit Farms, in
Saginaw, Gratiot, Midland,
Clare, Isabella, Mecosta,
Osceola, Lake, Newaygo,
Oceana and Mason Counties.
Good Soil, Good Water. Healthy
Climate.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-11-01
COLORED STEEL FASHION PLATES.

"PETETCSUN" Is the only magazine That
gives these. They are Twice THE Usual
SIZE, and are unequailcd for beauty. Also,
cles ON Art Embroidery, Flower Culture,
House Dccoration-in short, every thing in
ter,stiuu TO la,lies
The banner-enterprise., 1883-10-27
Wilmington, Wrightsville
OnsIow Railroad.
Notice to Directors.

There will be a meeting of the
Board of Directors of the above
Road at the Fair Grounds IN the
city of Raleigh, on Wednesday,
November 14th, 1888. A full at.
tendance of the Board is desired,
as many matters of importance will
be considered, one among which
will be the practicability of en-
ploying convicts in the construc-
ton of the Road.
E. F. MARTIN,
Gen'l Sup't.
The banner-enterprise., 1883-10-27

The Secretary is busy daily ar
ranging the details of the approach
ing Fair.
Judge r. P. Buxton has con-
sented to speak on Thursday of
Fair week.
Mr.. Washington Webb of Shell
by, will show fine cigars of his own
manufacture.
Miss Victoria Richardson of
Charlotte, will have fine needle
work at the Fair.
Mr.. G. Brock Of Duplin county
will bring to the Fair q cotton
planter invented by himself.
w. G. Coleman of Concord, in-
tends to exhibit the finest span of
cream colored horses.
w. A. Bookram of Franklinton,
will have on exhibition the finest
leather and sheepskins tanned in
the State.
w. W. Arlington of Nash,
speaks of attending the Fair and
bringing some fine flour of his own
manufacture.
Everybody seems to be interest
ed in the ensuing Fair, and from
present Indications it is bound to
be a success.
Miss Ada A.. Newton of Raleigh,
will exhibit a variety of articles of
worsted work, and watch pockets
made from horse shoes.
If the weather holds good there
will be fully two thousand people
from along the line of the Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad.
Those young men who expect to
participate in the grand tourna-
ment at the Fair will correspond
with Mr. j. K. Hamlin for rules,
regulations, &c.
NJ. G. Bird of Durham, will at
tend the Fair with fine display of
leather, sheep skins and deer skins.
Bird and Bookram will make grand
displays of leather and skins.
The Secretary visited Battleboro,
Hi~lliardston, Weldon, Henderson,
Oxford, Youngsville, Wake Forest
and many other places. AT all of
these places the people speak of att
tending the Fair in large numbers.
One of the most attractive fea-
lures of the ensuing Fair will be a
painting entitled the "Goddess Of
the Dark Continent" by the color
ed artist, J.. G. Hill, of Whining
ton.
The banner-enterprise., 1883-10-27

President Arthur has just celebrated
his SD birthday.
There are four hundred men by actual
count in New York worth $1,000, 900 or
more.
AT Belfast, Ireland, an Orange process
sion was assaulted by a mob. A fight
ensued and many were wounded. One
lady died from the shock.
Mayor Edison, of New York, Tuesday,
requested the resignation of William +.
Sherman, commissioner oil accounts, for
furnishing to a morning paper accounts
of the Carroll frauds before the mayor
had read the report.
A young lady named Jennie Noon died
IN Scranton. Pa, Wednesday. from a
shock. A friend last week expressed sur
prise at seeing Miss Noon alive, where
upon the LITTER tainted and remained un.
conscious until her death.
George Cromer, of Lancaster county,
Pa, while working on the upper floor OF
a building Wednesday, at West Willow,
was seized with an apoplcctic fit, and fall
ing between the %rafters, was caught by
the neck and strangled to death.
Since 1881 Macon, Ca, has spent in
the erection Of new buildings aud in re-
modelisg old 81, 977, 300; Augusta, ~ :
$50, 900; Atlanta, 81, 300, 900; Savannah,
1884, 900. This speaks volumes for the
thrift and progress Of these cities.
The municipal election at Nashville,
Tuesday, resulted in an overwhelming
victory for the citizens reform ticket.
The reform ticket was composed of blacks
and whites and democrats and republic
cans, party lines being obliterated.
A serious railway accident occurred on
the line Of the Canadian Pacific Railway.
From what has been learned from passen.
! gers who have returned from within a
short distance of Deux Rivcries, it ap.
pears that so far as known two passen-
gers received injuries from which they
have since died. Twelve others were
wounded.
The banner-enterprise., 1883-10-27
Our Schools.

......Shaw University has two humid
red and fifty students and still they
come.
......Miss Stephens, of Goldsboro,
passed thsough here last week on her
way to Fayetteville to attend the Nor
NAL school.
1.-THE State Normal School at
Plymouth will open on the first Mon
day in November, with Prof. II. p.
Cheatham as Principal.
......Miss Lucy w. Cooper and Miss
Lucy M. Williams returned to the city
a few days ago from Chatham county
where they have been teaching for the
past three months.
1.-THE faculty and scholars of st.
Augustine Normal School will be
pleased to learn that Miss George
Chapman and Miss Lena Newton are
anticipating again attending the said
school.
......Prof. Harris of st. Augustine
Normal School informs us that the
School is progressing finely. Students
are coming in daily. The Institution
is undergoing repairs and the trustees
are preparing to erect a very fine brick
building which, when completed, will
be the most handsome in the South.
1.-THE State Colored Teachers As
ISOLATION will convene in Raleigh du-
ring the Fair. Every teacher in the
State, if possible, should endeavor to
attend this important meeting. The
programme is lengthy, and the sub
jects to be discussed are of an inter
esting character, and will probably be
handled with considerable ability.
ut has been suggested that a
conference of the leading colored men
of the State be held during Fair week
at Raleigh, with the view of giving
expression to our views regarding the
late decision of the Supreme Court of
the United States on Civil Rights and
the calling of the State Convention
early next year. We second the mo-
ton.
The Graded Schools of our city are
in fine condition. The first days at
tendance was very encouraging. AT
the Johnson School 1870 scholars ap-
peared and were enrolled. The Wash
ington 121. The Garfield and Oberlin
schools made smaller enrollments.
Most of the children are now in the
cotton fields and will not be ready for
school until some time in November.
The following are the teachers for the
different schools
JOHNSON SCHooL-Miss L. 1. Dorr,
Principal; B. b. Comes, assistant;
Misses Kittie Ligon, Sophia A.. Bro
die and Mr.. r. Z. McCauley.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL-F. III. Wiki
ms, Principal; J. Z. Ray, Mrs. Ida M.
Mitchell, Misses Annie W. Foushee
and Mary M. Smith.
GARFIELD SCHooL-H. q. Crosby,
Principal; Miss l.. T. Jackson.
OBERLIN SCHOoL-D. A. Lane,
Principal; Miss Ellen Harmon.
The banner-enterprise., 1883-10-27
Fair Notes.
MARSHALS.

The following have been chosen
Marshals for the Fair:
w. G. Colemen, Chief, Cabar-
rus county.
A. J.. Henderson, Cumberland.
B. Tate, Rowan. .rt
G. L. MADISON, New Hanover.
D. A. Kelly, Moore.
Peter 7. Cook, Vance.
Jno. B. Willis, Craven.
Needham Cobb, Wayne.
George Arlington, Nash.
W. G. Coats, Northampton.
S. N. Hill, Wilson.
W. P. Person, Durham.
Such as will not be able to at
tend will please notify the Secre-
tary at once. ua
The banner-enterprise., 1883-10-27
Be sure and attend the Fair.

The beauty and fashion will be
prominent at the Fair.
Senator z. B. Vance will speak
on Wednesday of Fair week.
Mr.. Scott Of Lincolnton, will
exhibit a thoroughbred horse.
Mr.. Ishmael Roberts of Lilling-
ton, will show a fine pait of pigs.
Our agents send us the most
cheering news from all portions
of the State.
J. Ii. Skinner of Fremont, is
laboring zealously for the success
of the Fair.
The banner-enterprise., 1883-10-27
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, Oct. 27. Cotton 10; tar sl.6O.
crude turpentine $l.1O for Hard and 1910 tor
soft rosin sl.lO for strained, and LID lor
good strained. Spirits turpentIne 35k cents;
Ground Peas s1.bO to $1.75. Corn 10 to 10.
The banner-enterprise., 1883-10-27

Owing to the inclement weather
our churches were very poorly attend
ed last Sunday.
Ex-Judge G. @. Pool, of Pasquo-
tank county, was nominated by the
Republican Convention of the first
District at Edenton on the Oath.
The banner-enterprise., 1883-10-27
MARKET RKPORlS,
NEW YORK.

Nnw YonK, Oct. 27.-Ootton steady-midlinp
uplands lO5a. Orleans 1913. Pork fairly
active at eli 81 a II 80; middles dull, long
clear I; short Z. Spirits turpsntino dull
at 80. Rosin q. 5O1l.55.
The banner-enterprise., 1883-10-27
NEWRERN.

NHwBxRH, Oct. n. -Uotton-middling ~
strict low middling g5 low middling ~. Tur
pen.ine, yellow any z rs; spirits 30 cont'; to-
l.2511.5 80; corn olc
The banner-enterprise., 1883-10-27
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. u Cotton quiet at lOa4.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn steady
white e.; yellow nominally &c. Provisions
steady.
The banner-enterprise., 1883-10-27
RALEIGH.

RALEIGH, Oct. q Cotton. .middling w; strict
low middling Ok; low middling ~. Uorn 7O0S9
Meal $l.00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14
Fiendish Cruelty to Animate.
TURPENTINE POURED ON DOG AND THE ANNA
SET ON FIRE.

TCkrENfINE POCRED On DOG AND THE ANLxAL
SET ON FIRE.
On the 25th OF last October, near the cor
ner Of 4th street and New York avenue some
one poured turpentine on a dog and set fire
to the animal This cruel act SO Impressed
the small boys In the neighborhood that one OF
them caught mouse, poured coal Oil on it and set
it On fire also. Mr.. NJ. P. Key, member OF the s
P. c. A.. investigated the case and caused the ar
rest OF William ". Hickman, colored boy, about
fifteen years OF age, who was charged in the Police
Court this morning. with cruelty to animals. and
pleaded not guilty. Irwin Wise testified that he
saw Hickman .1 set fire to the dog. Frank Kohler
testihed That he saw Hickman pour the turpentine
was heard. connecting Hickman with the affair,
but the defendants father and mother testified
that they live at 303 street. and that on the night
o; the occurrence their did not leave the house
The defendant denied any knowledge OF fife occur
renee. The court said ii was the most brutal case
OF cruelty to animals he heard Of and imposed
nne OF $50 and thirty days In JAIL and In default
OF fine sixty days additional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14
HOLIDAY GOODS.
n O L I D A 7

n OF ID Az
DRY GOODS
We would respectfully call the attention Of Senatora
Members Of Congress- and our customers and straneers
who are visiting the city to immense stock Of Dry
Goods and carpetine
Black and Colored velvets and P1ushes in low mo-
dunn. and fine goods
Black and colored silks Of the best brands imported
Ottoman cloths for Ladies' Suitngs at 81 81 81 so
and 50 per yard.
4O-in. Flannel Sutines so and 621< cents per yard
Colored Cashmeres from e0c. up to 81.
fulI and complete stock Of Table Linen Napkins
Towels Bed Quilts Blankets and Comforts
Also. Handkerchiefs. Hosiery Gloves and Fancy Ar
dcles suit&ble for Christmas Presents
Cafpetinss on our second and third floors The best
goods at the lowest prices throughout the stora
So. ". ". BURDETTE l. CO.,
No. s2s eth street and 7o6 street northwest
d11-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14
REpucrloss.

REDucrloSs.
TIE WARM : OF THE PAST FEW DAYS
BIAS CAUSED A FALLING OFF IN OUR SALES
ovERCOATS AND SUITS
Hsvins large stock on hand we are bound to move
them.
NO MATTER WHAT THE LOSS MAY BE,
and therefor have reduced our prices to the follow
Sold formerly at
s2o. $40 sls. 81. GIG. SIS sl2, So &c. 49, Sc.
We will sell now at
go. sle sl5. s1a sl2, Sal. $40. SO. &c. IS. g.
Sold formerlyat
1913 500 sls. SIG. s1s els. sl2 s1o
We will sell now at
49, sls. SIS sls. sl2. $40. %. g.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.,
CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14

MR. RIcE's patrons VIII be glad TO hear that he
has reduced his prices for Cabinet Photographs TO
g. and Will continue the reduction for two months,
tn order introduce some improved !lcS OF Spe-
Nor work. Large photographs reduced n proper
ctOn. II. L. RICE.
1919 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14
Look forlThe Old Woman in Window.

WILL START EARLY TO clear I'D odd suits and
broken lots at half their original value ElSeinan
Bros. corner 9TH and z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14
CHR1sTaas BaRG.INs AT I4psoSy

CHRISTMAS BARGAINS AT L4psON'S-
Boys MCKEE Watches, with chain. $3.50.
Chfldrens Solid Gold NeckchainS. 81
ClildreniS Solid Gold Earrings, S1.J0.
Children's Solid Gold Rings. Il
Solid Gold SpectacleS and Eyeglasses. 81 80.
01ld-n filled Pencils and TOOthpici1s, 80 cts.
Choice patternSt IL Silver Bangle Bracelets 81 to g
THoS A. LADSoN, 52S 9Th street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14
COnieuse.I Locals.

The reeepron given % ,he National plies az thafr
rnioCt iasf night vas very largely atten,:ed I be
h..ii aas -3LIsonlf.y decorated Ia honor OF The
guests @ the corps
SOFIA gwen ~ the Choral Cn!0n 81 81 Joseoh'=
MAJ Itst M M Wa Vel attended The co.a!iiite
~ sash3rge tCnyris'd dessrs. J. J. NcEeg.-Iy ~
Han '''N; " - Hi'i--A &Hd - j.
fafhel branch OF rhe IRISH national 10, ore
ro,,x en- adopted RESOLUTIONS Jcankiu.- Eere-cp.
tb.tr at"ltt afl the members OF te IlJtls. fur
IN, e ect.1A IL 0rllllt ~. O'i9aae.
4s-xt IEeSfzv e-e,fr. t;-atf1f-ar ts.I s.r-
Mona ryTs.sr the prohibition alylcltc ~ The NJ
m TonsS. U, Will lie IN tins city and s-aa ~
no. Wlii b. ehaTTet - ~ P-''-' No ''l.-iii'-
asco.11fo aAi SIS ion OF the American Rose PalI
~ hol1 80 q Va tnafi rt-tes i 4 e * ets.i.la
Cayjar SeAt aanila. meeting IL t..Is CIV o. r.
" nfar.s w. io-iltsile,ld, o. tLts c.iy and j. A.
schedule p'o''itea / committee 70 pTepaFe a
AMI Ms - e9aple. and rot Dr. Geo u 0re,o
rh,s rri1,s ~, y. lt&tfaan, who were frafr,d In
The VIZ ~ l u. fatrck's eLUrc.l iasg week
M iea, I'll , VI eeoge g. Koeher -y,,s filed TO-DAY
-. - s estate 10 his VIE Martha ani homes
- ,-.aa = ae1eh VIII meet the ladies This Friday
- 49, y IL 70 resanize AUXILIARY To rbe " q
e =. al " ortAingtcn han. 9Th and E0irl:srv
Az interested are glaaIy weicou,ed'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14

Books, Books, Books,
=. Just Received at DAUarS BOOK DEPARTMENT
thousands Of Books, which guarantee 70 furnish
Lower than any book storc III tte city Thesa Books
either IN sets siuy ;nclnte TIL list standard A
taors IN History, Biocr' y md L - well as t,e
I3st PuilIcations in c ice Literature :iue ii;.e
ILLUSTRATE Books. nc.uGii--
Foes Raven. illustrated l,y Dprc
l)%Etes Inferno. illlistgas d by Dora
Paradise Lost. illustrated ty nrre
Don QuixUte illuNt rzr. q hy Dor.
Bible Gallery. illustrated hv pula
IrIumphe de Cui.don ILLUSTRATED lrc Henry rassov
times Fan. Illustrated by Paul AvI1l
Az s So, Sl p Sc, 1Strsted by Paul Anvil.
The finest assortment Of Juvenile b. oLS ever o.s-as
in this CITY ~ ' 0--eA0N
Bp.eS. PRAYER Books AMI Hvrl,als
CHRISTMAS Ca-sis New Years Cards Toys Games &c
RAUM'S BOOK DEPARTMENT.
IA 40 alta street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14

HEnBRuNs CHRISTMAS GIFTS--An who btiy FIVE
dollars worth of boots, shoes, slippers, ruD5erS or
arctfcs. until December 25tn, VIII De presented with
q pair Of shoes worth fifty cents ard handsome
souvenir. Our prices lower than the lowest.
l. HEII.BRVN, 4G2 eth street.
O1 A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14
HASpxnncH1rrs Fon Pnrsrsra

HASDKEncH1zrs Fos Pnrsrs1a
GENTS Extra Size China SILK HANDKERcHRFsA4c.
75c. and CSC.
GENTS Colored Silk HANDKERCHIEFs 10000 to se-
iect from. sc. &C.. 75c, &c., up to s4ss
GENTS English Silk MUFFLERs. from slls to as.
LADIES' Extra Fine Linen Cambria HANDKER
CHIEFS. Hand.embrodered Initials az 6s for six en-
closed In beautiful box
SIX HANDKERcH1EFs, Initial Hand embroidered in
fancy box. S.
LADIES Finest Imported Frerch HANDKERcH1EFs
nest goods III the country, = so to b So each:
each Handkerchief enclosed in beautiful box
cH1LDREN's EANDKERCH1EFs. six in box. Soc and
15c.
LACE GOODS FOR PRESENTS.
Our sec Extra siz, Barcelona Spanish Lace F1CHUs
AID SCARFS are usually retailed tor $l35
Our $l.6s slss, s2.4s s. ss up to s15 Lace F1cHus
and SCARFS better value for the money than ever
before given.
IL N TICE
On and otter SATURDAY, DECEMBER FIFTEENTH.
we shall Keep open evenings Until Christmas
E''AAA': :: :: :: f. F. osAE t.
80, 1ll7-1lls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14
Ioox at the following prices:

LOOK at the following prices:
Chldrens solid gold rings. 5oc.
Ladies solid gold bangle rings, $50
0ofid gold toothp!cks &c
sid silver bangles CSC
1ed gold pins, earrings. bangles scarf pins sleeve
buttons at our usually low prices
mid silver thiInbleS. Csc.
AL above goods warranted.
Mrs MAX WEYL. agt.
10 It'll ST. northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14

EsocH MoaeAs's Soss
sAPOI1O
Better and Cheaper than Soap
for all
House Cleaning Purposes
IT WILL CLEAN
Paint. Marble. Oil Cloths. Bath Tubs Crockery,
Kitchen Utensils, Windows, &c
1T WILL POLISH
Tin. Brass. Copper and Steel Wares Of all kinds
d5-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14

DAVIS Instantaneous Pictures OF children are
way ahead Of every other gallery in the city 525
Pa ay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14

Eos HoL1pAy Presents
QUILTED SATIN sKIRTA
$3.50 to $3.50
FLANNEL sKrRrs
sl.e5 - s37s
SILK HANDKERCHIEF
SOC. IL s.
A1L-LNEN HANDKERCHIEF
I0c. to sc.
ALSO IN HALF DOZEN Boxes
81 to $3.50
cHILD2EN's REGrLAR-MApE HosR
LADIES' REGULAR,MApE HOSE.
Doc
GENTLEMENs REGULAR-yApE HALF HOSE
&c
SILK UMBRELLAS.
$50 TO Sc
SILKS OF TIE REST MANUFACTURE AT THk
LOWEST PRICES.
TYLER s CHEWING
40 9ss rENNsYLyANIA AVENUE
7 UTTRELEs.
Indies SILK AND CT 9TH poLMANs.
ENGLISH WALKING It a. rs sf =. NJ" AAlhEis
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
A e-her e,ral 'o If Those very desirable SILK l,Ta-
CGiAE$! aS lew - Sl2Ho
EIr Il llDl MANS trimmed VIII Er,r nv .s.r~
ken from 81 % NJ " - -
SIlh NND WOOL Pushes for LADIES' wrzps
from $500 L. $40 a. yer .arl
Il LAp q, CLoAkING CLpTH. IN black and colorl
Ne are new opening BEAUTIFUL line II HOLIDAY
OoSDH, 70 Nl-.ch We invite special atttltiJn
All goods az the very lowest prices guaranteed q
. rcI'rosentea.
J. A LUTTREIJ A. CO
do ST. Market space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14
HOLIDAY GOODS.
GENUINE INDIA SHaN1s
s E A I ON PERRY.

SEAToN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER,
HAS JIST OPENED FELAgGFST STOCK OF GIN.
SlNE INDIA SHAWLS AND WRAPS THAT ~ A.
r BEN 0fFfRED N THIS CITY KANCTNl;
NPRlCE FROM SIS To sl,nG0 THESE SHAM :
AXE THE PRoPthIY OF THE trIFRRaTFD
'CONDGNIE DIS 1NDES" WHO ARE FFaD.
QUARTERS IN ECRuPF AND AMFf,ISa SOP
INDIA WRAPS" AND WILL 81, EXHEbI ITD W
NE FOR FEW DAYS ONLY THIS Is ARhRF
OPPORTUNITY To ANY ONF pESTITS1S To
PCRCHASE A GENUINE CANtI's HAIR SHAWL
Oh WRAP AS HE A~SUkl NM Is IFKN
LAtSE AND THE PRICES GUARANTEED TO BE
ELEGANT STOCK OF PURE SILK LYONS SEIyFTS
FROM "a TO - INCHES NIDE. IN BLACK AID
CoLoFsS, FROM IS TO 3,
BRocADED vELVETS. ALL PRICES
BLACK AND CoLORED SILKS. oTTONaNS RAD.
ZMERS, AND SATlNS FROM THE BEST
FRENCH MAKERS. AT CORRECT PRICES
FRENCH BR0DCLoTHS AND TRICOTS FOR La
DIES HABITS " IN
IMMENSE STOCK OF SILK WRAPS AND FIR.
LINED CIRCULARS.
0kNkNING GODS SPECIALITY
OSlPERB ASSORTMENT OF FANCY NoyFr TITS
to.t HOLIDAY PRESENTS
,sKSPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS. -
&c TCMoIGE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14
CITY AND DISTRICT.
AsnuSelnenss. &c. Tonight.

AffuStH"Ht~. cEts. ! N.ntEhf.
LiscoIS HAII--Kellogg grand concert.
NATIONAL TH2ATEg. - Lawrence Barrett in
"SIyiock and David GarTtcS-~
FoRos orERA EousE.-Mrs Langtry IN .She
stops 20 Conquer
TEEA-EE CoNIQCE-Variaties
DIME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana Performance.
FRIENDS SEIrCT SCHOOL, ISL Ist-II.1;st rated
Lecture On scotland Soc adyt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14

LADIES' genuine French kid button boots, high or
low heels, only s.. at
SINsHE1MER's, SOS eth st. and 3l51 St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14
Smokers try Dentalaid Wash

Smokers try Dentalald Wash
Maryland. Club whisky.
the finest eXtant Notices, 9ta. hear street. eo6
The acknowledgements Treatment
OF DISEASE taND COMBINATION SYsTEMj
Call or send for pamphlet containing many testi-
moni;si5 OF cures wrought in Baltimore. Washing
ton and other places. Consultation free at our
Once or home OF patients. Satisfaction guaranteed
i.T y. A. PARSONS 4 Co,
n E. Cor lexington and LIBERTY SITS, and 9a2h F
street northwest. Washington, D. G.
Washington Office ho::rS:-s a. n. TO D. m. 2
Csrs,airs, Mccall & Co.'s Famous Pure Rye.
DIR. Carman's Denta,aid Teeth, Gums, Breath.
That Husband Of Mine
is three times the man he was before he began
using "Wells Health ReneWer." 81. Druggists 10
DIR. Carmas,'s Dentalad Teeth. Gums, Breath.
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet
Carstairs, Mccall 4 Co.'s Orator Whisky.
TbOrntG.i's Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver Oil with HyDGphOsphiteS OF Lime
and Soda for coughs colds, cOTSulI ptiCu impaired
nutrition ard general debility; easy and pleasant
to take Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
g1Sts. Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured By ". E.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets
b''i1lnore' Ad. m,w,r
Lundborg's Perfume, Lily OF the Valley
Open Nights.
j. Jay Gould's Xmas Cards, Scrolls, Toys, etc. II
Ask your Grocer for the Orator Rye Whisky.
---
"Al6erney Dairy WagOns.n
Fresh Alderney Butter. churned every mornin,
and delivered In half pound Ward" prints soc ner
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese But;ernilk ana SWEEP
NILE. SC per quart, Cream l5c. pint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14
kHoox Fosryp colored lace kIes. &c

kH0oK FOSTER celored lace kids. sc.
ebutton length NoSquetaireS, 75c.
Six handkerchiefs for SOC, worth Csc
Ladies and gents fine linen handhercliefS. 121Ic.
Spanish lace fehus, tides, opera fans. towels.
napkins and gentlemen'S neckwe2r reduced.
A. DAAAAGN, Agent, SO6 .th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14
XMAS CARDS, toys, books, scrolls. J. Jay Co

SUITS TO ORDER at far below their usual price
Eiseman Bros, taorS and clothierS. cor. eth and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14

OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT.-To every purchaser OF
from 3 worth Of goods we shall present large.
handsome Steel Engraving. Eahn's Reliable Shoe
House, SIC 7tl street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14

BUY your cakes for Christmas. Miss Martins
home made Will be fresh. John II. Maeruder, Iil1
New York avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-14

SEAToN PERRY.
Hec-y Builiin.
fenns. lrallia avenue. osrner stt strea,
Established $40 d.