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Funeral services at Rock Greek chapel Sunday after
noon. December 2, at O'Clock pm.
AUGUSTA AsMUSsEN rtlict Of the late Col chas W
OF organic disease of the heart in her forty
oa Funeral will take place from her late residence No
pm Friends are invited to attend
N FINK fyi Bs snr G h
widow of the late William Burns
sfss SH snnaay M
Friends and relatives OF the family are respectfully in
TANNING. On November GOTH 1885, at 7:cO pm.
after short and painful illness JOHN FANNING
tive OF the county Of Wexford Ireland, aged
Funeral will take place from his late residence zoos
pm Relatives and friends respectfully invited to
FLETCHER. On November 80, 1885, WILLIAM A.
His funeral will take place Sunday at o'clock from
and relatives invited to attend
ARREs Fl FssB ds1v ehS esqre
and Josephine Gadds aged one year, eleven months
anu hsyn Meee d nay Tho, tho dot, ,do
Remembering that Fathers love
Hath welcomed him beyond the skies.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited to at
sf at nf 81
prince Georges. Md. papers please copy.]
1l!! S'n december lSt, 1888, at TO m, RACHAL
Gill. ~ ~
Funeral will take place from Ashury church. nth
and X streets northwest Mondey, Sd inst. at
O'Clock pm Relatives and friends respectfully in
vted to attend.
HOSPITAL. OF heart disease Friday, November 80
fyeHtY nT M past St n .f Mrs 4 At5 E
the forty first year of her are
Funeral from her late residence No 1923 Valley street.
Georasetown D c. on Sunday. ID inst at o'clock p m
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited.
II RR Rz On November 30 1888. at 10 a: m: PAUL
KRAFT In the ftieth year of his are of consumption
which he bore with Christian fortitude.
he funeral Will take place from his late residence
II IL street northeast Sunday, December 2 at p.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
LAZENBY. On November Goth, 1883. at II 90 pm,
THOMAS IAZENBY. in his seventy third year.
Funeral will take place from his late residence No
4l5 Fourth street northwest Monday at o'clock D.
MATTHEW'S On December 1st, 1888 at 1:5O am.
after long and painful Illness Mrs CAROLINE MAT
THEWS, aged sixty years.
Funeral will take place on Monday. December g. 1885,
from the Zion Wesley church. d street, between
Second and Third streets southwest at IL Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
STEUART. On November So 1888, at II so p. m, B.
MASON STEUART, after long and painful illness
Fun raj from his mothers residence No. 1903 II street
northwest on Sunday, at $50 T. to proceed to ST.
Matthew's church. Relatives and friends invited.
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Ho1rpAr ANNOUNCEMENT.
MOORE LEDING, JEWELERS.
1109 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Invite their friends and the public to examine their
Holiday Stock of
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEwELRY. SILVER AND
QUADRUPI4E PLATED WARE.
AND THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN CLOCKS AND
FANCY GOODS.
All goods marked in plain figures and at extremely low
Prices
SPECIAL NOTICE
To relieve the usual rush shortly before the Holidays
and to induce early selections we have decided to take
off discount Of TEN PER CENT on all Clocks Fancy
Goods and Plated Ware from November Goth to Deem
Der Sth, inclusive. n24-eo2w
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TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD

of ScrofulOus, Inherited and Contagious Humors and
thus remove the most prolific of human suffering
to Clear the Skin of DSiguring Blotches Itching Tor
lures Illuminating Eruptions and koathsone Sores
caused by Impure or Poisoned Blood to Purify and
Beauy the Skln and Restore the Hair that TO trace
OF disease remain, CUTICURA REsoLvENT, the new
Blood Purifier. Diuretic and Aperient. and CUTIcURA
and CUTICURA SOAP, the great Skin Cures and Beaut
Tiers, are 1nfaibe. They the only remedies that
succeed when physicians and all other means fail
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In order to reduce our immense stock, we have
made following reductions
Ladies' IS Hand-Sewed Button. to So IS.
Ladies' "a Handmade Goat and Kid 81
Ladies' 81 fine Kid and Goat Button S225
Ladies' $50 Mat. Kid FoyeI Bu; ton, g.
Ladies' e Straight Goat and Pebble. $50
Ladies' - Glove Kid Congress- Button. Lace, s.. so
Ladies' $3.50 Pebble and Goat Button, 81.
Gents 81 French Calf Stitched Boots. IS.
Gents - Handmade Boots and Caters, $50
GentS's5 Stitched Tongue Boots, 81.
Gents 81 fine Custom Boots s..
Gents s. CATERS and Boots. s2.25.
Boys, So Scwed and Pegged Boots, s..
Boys 81 CATERS and Boots. 81 80.
Misses $3.50 Heeled and Springfield Button, 81.
Child,s 15-cent Button and Lace, 80 cents.
81 80 Embroidered slippers, Fl.
WoOl-l1ned Shoes and Slippers.
Arct1cS and Gum Boots ali sizes.
L. HEILRRUN, 400 18th street.
Look for the Old Woman in window
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Persons Who have been taking cOd-liver OIL VIII
be pleased to learn that Dr. Nilbor has succeeded
from directions or several professional gentlemen
In combining the pure OIL and lime IN such man
ner that 1t Is pleasant to the taste, and its effects
In lung complaints are truly wonderful Very many
persons whose cases were pronounced hopeless,
and who had taken the clear Oil for a long time
without marked effect, have been entirely cured
by using this preparation. Be sure and get the
genuine. Manufactured only by A. b. WilbOr,
chemist, Boston Sold by all druggists. 60
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SEAL SKIN
oc17-3n
Seal SKIN GARMENTS,

SEAL Sk1N GARMENrs
3S to % inches long, cnt in to the figure selling at old
prices notwithstanding the rise in skins
The popular Mink lined Circulars with handsome Dor.
der OF Mink tails, 500 to $50
Siberian Squirrel and other fur-lined Circulars S25
and Up.
Circulars and Dolmans with quilted Innings SIS So
So, 500, $685. $40.
Finest Seal Plus, Sacques with Seal trimmings
Novelties young ladies in Shoulder Knot Capes and
Satclel Nuffs.
Beaver, Chncliia, Asrakan and other Fur trimmings
hand and cut TO order
Carriage Robes and Fur Capes for Coachmcn
b. u. SIINEMETZ K SON
HATTERs AND FURRIERs
no. 1927 Pennsy lvania avenue.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

sriiIssrisl.,rsts.. &c. fI'G-:ricYss.
EArt3*1L IHEATER--JCln I. Raymond, il For
Congress
FoF;rs OPERA HOUSC--''I.sillerllI1.
IEEATER C0NIcUE- - Observation-Disclosures rainor
COR niilitlOn.
DIME Observation-Disclosures and interesting per-
1OrlaanCe.
ALI Souls CHJRCH.-Stcreop:icin exhibition.
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a Papal Legate to This Country.

!i1I1crIcln, To-day.
Private adviceS from Rome state that the Vatican
has decided to send Monsgnor Seplacci to the Uni
ted States as apostolic legate to preside over the
labors of the plenary council to be held here In
1854 Monslgnor Sepfacci IS a distinguished men,
Der OF the Augustinian ORDER and has the reputa-
ton OF being one OF the most learned theOlogians
OF the church. He, with DR.. Stanton as secretary
ana adviser, Is now presiding over the commission
at the Propaganda, which is engaged In preparing
the subject matter to be considered in the projected
American council 1t Is again reported that the
council will be held In Baltimore
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'sFOx's Book Of Martyrs"
contains the history and pictures OF hundreds Of
people who were stoned, burned, beaten. pulled to
pieces and otherwise tortured on account OF their
conscientious convictions to belief and duty.
they suffered Incredible torment and have come
down 10 the present age as martyrs. Ii is not now
customary to torture people thus, but they are
made martyrs by rheumatism until they suffer
almost as much as did the heroes or the martyr
ages There was no relief for the old-tine martyrs
but there is happy relief for those who suffer from
rheumatism. Cashier Charles L. Morrill,. of Man.
chester, n H., suffered terribly from frequent at
lacks OF this painful disease, but he has been cured
lie writes: ~ was a martyr TO rheumatism, and,
although tried many other remedies. found moth
Ing that relieved Inc like Perry Davis Pain Killer"
other rheumatic martyrs may wisely take the hint.
Our Reporter
happened to stop at Augenstein's grand holiday
opening to-day and was conducted through (aS one
may say ver1table bazaar and shown all the
goods by one OF the many pleasant clerks there en-
gagged. Mr.. Augenstein has three large conmo-
d1ous stores tS7-S19S2l 7th street northWest) But
even these are not quite sufficient to hold the i'm
mense stock he carries The floors. ceilings and
every available space is filed with the finest and
choicest goods In the toy and crockery line The
has large and il not larger stock of goods in his
line than can be found in any store in the city.
Humanitarian.
When Gen. Grant used this word in one OF his
annual messages a smile OF derison OyerSpread
SNCiy itSIdIJ but he DtlllC Wiser
than he knew; and while he violated existing usage
he gave definition which has received popular ac-
ceptaton, and will doubtless lind place in the
next edition of our standard dictionary In this
popular sense Henning, the clothier, is humani-
tartan, as all OF Washington knows.
Monday and Tuesday-Spccial Sale
OF Ladies' Fine Shoes.
at Hahns. s16 Seventh street
$50 pairs Cousins fine Kid Button 81 60 value $3.50
500 g OurOwn make Kid Button. % s.. worth s. 80
300 4" hand-sewed Goat and Kid Button s2i0
worth $500
25 pairs straight goat, mat Kid or plain tops g. 80
500 T." fine Kid and Goat Button So cheap at 81 So
4oo Goat and Kid Button, every pair war
ranted, S15O
900 pairs solid Kid and Pebble Button down to 90
6oo -, durable, neat button Csc, good value at
flS3
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Eor1DaY ASSorycrurxr
We are now tally IN pared tor the Holiday Trade
with the largest ard best assorted Stock Of Goods We
have had the pleasure III offering tn, public
and at prices H. low as the lowest.
Finely illustrated Books standard Books in sets: tho
Poets in all sly les Family and Pocket Bibles; Prayers
and Hymnals Juveniles an i.nlIt~ stock and variety
Tapt rics and Aiiunls; Fancy Goods in Plush. Russia
leather Olive Wood etc; Writing Desks: Christmas
and New Year Cards Games and TuS Books Call carly
and avoid tie rush. WI. BAI-LANTlNE & son.
mo 42s 7th Street
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NOTHING LIKE IT
IN MEDICINE. ALUXCRY TO THE PALATE. A
PAINLESS EEACUANT. A GENTLE SJINULANT
TO THE CIRCULATION. A PERSPIRATORY PRE-
PARATION. AN ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE, A
STOMACHIC. DIURETIC AND AN ADMIRABLY
GENERAL Alternative. SUCH ARE THE AC-
kNOWLEDGED AND DAILY PROVEN PROPER
TIES OF VARIANTS EFFFRyESCENT APE
RENT. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. n24
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OEEHsoA1s %. - -. co. - 80 e
AEIY OF TIE CUWHFFLsND.

IN az t1f.T.ci meeting ~ H. &a- .iTgtOn SGriatv
Of tie Ag-lly OF the Cumberland vii ; held IL VIII
lariS itnte on Monday c:cLiaE. december 81 ali
officers @It soldiers If that amy ling In the
District OI Columbia are C1TG.iIly Invited To he
1Tc>.nt y T"liGlnc.it organization Oh the society
u III In. fIi.-le.I
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Gnovrs. G1ovrsn GnoyEsu
ISS:o
lSS:3
HOLIDAY SEASON
c o y I + c TIOS RY.

IT can lie said that the cold weather has made n.
fITcafGnce AMONGST us and that viii remain with us
permanently during the balance the year That being
assured all dealers IN Candy can stock thor stores
With being fear that tic goods Will be sIoil,l by
the weather or insects
1t is cOncecd 10y the business community in general
tit the coming SEASON VIII he one Of activity and
Profit 10 tie merchants WHO have the kind Of goods for
sale that the public is DESTROYS of buying The dealer
TO do business must have stock OF goods fresh and
We'll selected
The great aim Of the retail dealer in Corrections
should be TO make large a display possible with
small stock Of great variety that is buy often and
III such quantities to keep the goods nice fresh
This class of trade wiu lind establishment ac-
comlnodation.
Judging from the activity Of business during the
summer months concluded 10 anticipate the wants
OF the trade, and be equal 10 the demand by CONFLICT
ing cur variety Of stock for the THANKSGIVING and Holt
day trade earlier than usual We. this early period
are ready TO supply the trade with full stock Holt.
day goods.
Our stock of Sugar Toys and Tree Ornaments is PAR
tcularly large and Of great variety
In French Mixtures and Domestic Candy We have all
qualities high and low priced, and can supply the
wants Of any class of trade
We have quite number Of men employed in the
manufacture of french Mixtures, which we guarantee
pure and fresh
Dealers who contemplate handling Candy in small or
large quantities requested to look at our goods be-
foe Ilacing their orders elsewhere
Storktepers who cater TO the wants IL the ,nvcnfle
oi-'l-'s sioiu i't IAN 10 call at our store every
i'w Gays to see ti Novelties in new goods We always
have something ncp;. +! SHOW you such va
rely "a you I,yar iar- Ia FORE and W. Will sell
:, u quantities to SUI
o'r statesmen always willing 10 show our goods
whether you are ready to buy or not
Goods delivered promptly.
Out OF town orders boxed and delivered at the
wharves and depos without charge Cor cases or drayage
CARL MUELLER & son.
MANUFACTURING CoNEECTIONERS
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HOLIDAY CoyFFc.
TONS
3l4 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
South side, corner Of Sd street nl,-2v
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to-day at the Grand Holiday opening OF r. Gold
Schm1dS Mammoth Department store. Sl2-sth ST.
H. w, the sale OF advertised goods viii be continued
on Monday, also 2G0 ISefu books contain receipts
for cooking will be given away.
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We Make IN Order

every style OF clothing and have some beautiful
goods for you to select FROM and employ the best
cutters and taOrs in the country. We think those
who prefer clothing made to order can save money
by calling on us Noah Walker d Co. 625 Pennsyl-
yania avenue.
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NO CURE. NO PAY WHITEHURST'S CEDAR
~ BALSAM is warranted to cure Coughs, Colds Group
Throat and Lung Diseases etc Six drops dose. Try
it. If not satisfied return the empty bottle and get your
money back. Sold by all Druggists. Price 25c W. s.
THOMPSON. FOB 18th street nS-ths .tu3m
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Price of CUTICURA, small boxes. Soc: large boxes 81
CUTIcURA REsoLvENT. 81 per bottle. CuTIcURA SOAP
25c CUTICURA SHAVING SOAP, 15c. Sold by all drug
gists.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston.
CT Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" n26
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

The half hes not been told to the great curative
powers of the CUTICURA REMEDIES. l have paid hum
dreds OF dollars for medicines to diseases of the
blood and skin, and found anything yet to equal
the CUTICURA REMEDIES CHAs A. WILLIAMS.
Providence, X. 1.
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"A Few SPECIAL BaReA1ss
BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS.
AND FINE DRESS GOODS

The New Style FRENCH DRESS GOODS-"TRI-
COTE"-all pure wool. (42 inches wide wide double
width reduced to 81; did sell at 81. So Special Bar
FINE FRENCH CLOTH" the latest style Fine Dress
Goods. all pure wool. t42 inches wlde) wide double
width reduced to ST.; did sell at Sl5O Special Bar
BLACK FRENCH SILKS tspecjal BARGAINS, reduced
from $3.50 to 81 25. Black French Silks reduced
from So to 81. Excellent quality heavy Gros Grain
Black Silks reduced to 81
COIORED SILKS (special Barcains) reduced from 81
to l3c. COlOred Silks reduced from 81 % to 81: and
Colored Silks reduced from 81 rs to $I25 Bargains
duced to $l.50 Auction goods.
COLORED CASHMERES wide double width, all WOOL
worth itr; price only 3lc This is the cheapest
-, All wool Cashmere in Washington.
BLANKETS from the late auction sale in New York
~ Blankets all wool. reduced to So Double White
Blankets reduced to 81.
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Rurnets,s COcOaine

Promotes vigorous and healthy growth OF the
hair. 1t has been used in thousands OF cases where
arrest Its decay. Use Burnetts FlayOring Extracts
the best.
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-, l.. IIEILtftN, 4U- dlII =
LOOK for the Old Woman in Window.
Noah Walker & ca.

promise to show one OF the best lines OF ready
made clothing this side OF New York-DresS and
Business suitS-embracing all the latest novelties
In color and texture, well everything desirable
In Shirts, Ties, Collars, Gloves and Underwear.
Their prices are OF the most liberal character Cos
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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For Throat Diseases.
LindbOrg's Perfume, Edenia.

Coughs, Colds ETC., efectual relief is found in the
use OF "BrOwnS Bronchial TrOcheS." Price % cts.
Sold only In boxes.
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Carstairs, Mccall & Co.'s Whisky Orator.
Endorsement Of Speer's Wine by the
Faculty of N. ".

We, the committee of Physicians requested to ex-
anime into the merits, and report on the Wines of
Alfred Speer, have given our special attention to
his Port Grape and Burgundy and report upon these
Wines made from the OpOrtO Grape. in his own
vineyard, as follows The wine is strictly pure, ac
ceptabe In flavor, palatab!e and has rich body.
FirSt-We are all satisfied OF its purity, having
been through his Vineyards and Warehouses and
Cellars during the Grape seasons, and seen the
method OF its production and preservation
Second-It IS equal to the best Imported Foreign
Wines. and we are all satisfied that it can, with
safety be recommended to tnvalidS as an article
well calculated for their where Wine is needed
ALEX b. MOTT, NJ. d., G. Madison avenue, Profess
sor Bellevue Hospital Medical College, N. Y City.
E. H. JAMES, NJ. d., OF the Board or Health, n. Y
City.
CHARLES SHERMAN, NJ. d., Medical Superintend-
ent, N. Y. Association Tor the sick poor
WIN. II. HAYNES, N. d., House Physician Presby-
terrain Hospital, N. Y. City.
For sale by druggists.
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BoY's BIcYcLEs.

Bors BICYCLES.
VELOCIPEDES. ETC
THE BEST MADE
Every Machine Guaranteed Broken Parts Caused by
defects III lneaD Iurnsed Free of Charge. Free
ton u every purchaser. Do bot Buy until you Ia
examined the stock at
SCtiIBNERS ETCYCLE SCHOOL,
~ HOS Il street northwest.
\. B.-RtPA1EING A SPECIALITY. Ms lllI'
SEAL SKIN
At Old Prices. We still selling our SEAL SKIN
Garments at September Prices, having bought an in
mense stock early.
Siberian, Squirrel and Mink lined and trimmed CIR
CULARS. Quilted lined DOLMANS CIRCULARS and
Russian CIRCULARS. at New York Manufacturers
prices.
Fur Trimming, Fur Collars and Capes
600 Black Russian Hare MUFFS at ST. o. 81 so and So
all Satin Lined.
AL goods sold as cheap any house in America
WuLETT RUOFF.
Hatters and FErriers
oc17-3m eG5 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Ferry lHC'TFS WIDE ShO0lah Cloth. al wool in
al c0!"FS. 20 cents; lOnIn',. trimmed with fur:
Siik NfiYtt~. al Co.p". SID: SIX sio, ali co.orS.
$50: Ergctc Silks. h!lc, AID cClG.S. 90 cents
E%li-iI Dress Goods. Il cents. TuVSOn TcGISy j.
yania avenue. south side.
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IF IOT WAIT Coon Pi!CT1GRArI!, AMI haven't
got any yet. Try kets kcn!ethy-S 1lG9 Pa. ave.
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MARES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent.

( IHARES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated April ID A. IL
1877 and recorded in Liber No 857. folio l
the land records of the District of Columbia and at f
the request of the party secured thereby will sell
public auction. in front of the premises, THURS
DAY, DECEMBER THIRTEENTH. A. D. 1882 at
six 3o6) in Maria Roberts sub-diysion of lot mum
division of Mount Pleasant, with the improvements
thereon
Terms of sale: One-half cash. balance in six and
twelve months interest ut the rate of per cent per
mum secured by deed Of trust the property sold: all
convey a.rg at cost of purchaser $50 down ut time
of sale. WILLIAM I. MATTINGLY,l Trustees
CHARLES f. PRENTISS. ! Alus'eeS.
j. T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer dl-cOdSdsbs
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Important.
Wash1ngton1ans, Senators. Members. Foreign Le-
cations, Army and Navy officers and all strangers
VIII find list In the daily papers OF al the leading
merchants selling Carstairs, Mccall & Co.'S famous
Orator WhiSkey.
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-. NELATI'S
GO 9Th STREET NORTHWEST
And 1899 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
For Holiday Candies have the largest assorrGo mt
in this city. We have quite number OF employ ed
in anfac turing Pure French Candies and the Famous
kelatl'S CaramelS.
Imported Pure Olive Oil on draueilt nas-cn
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CITY ITEMS.

In IS States and - Territories OF the [, s. the
inhabitants use Or. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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ORDER, - pants EIsaman Eros. cor. eth an;
Ferry IxCsfFs WIDE Sho0aah Cloth.

COJGTS. c0'f-. an; sore throat Yield rec ely to
II. Douglass L sol.e Cd!~ic3IIsl Cough Drops.
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"Alderncy Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered In halfpound 'Ward" prints, 45c. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet
Milk, sc. per quart, Cream 15c. pint
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1St;RaTS CAHr..f;. bright, choice styles g. cts 45
c'S5j Cts. q! ct. brussels CARPETS rCuce! to - crS
!odr 1i. cloth, all widths from 3. cts: Blankets
$2-5u. 81 80. 4 pair. TuWsGl :, PENNSYLVANIA
g. tlUt. south side.
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SCROLLS, toys, X-;.:s5 c:ri5 ri ]. Jay Gould's
To oEDEE, IS pans Eisfuan Eros. Cor. ,th and T.
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FrssrLI's Zee cream and Charlotte Russo.
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GnAxp SrocK
THANKSGIVING SPECIALS IN GROCERIES.
LOW PRICES
C. WITMFR.
MT 1918 Pennsyly arlia avenue
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GcoDs,
Consisting Of
Fine Illustrated Books,
Christmas Cards, pocke. Books
Autograph Albums. PHOTOGRAPH VI
Work Boxes. Writing Desks
Toilet Gases. Episcopal Prayers and
Hymnals Catholic Prayer Boo
Toy Books. Games.
Fine Plush Boxes Of all kinds.
Inkstands in great variety &c. &c.
Engraving Of wokling and Visiting Cards Specially
JOHN c. PARKER.
e17 AND 6I9 SEVENTH STREET
directly opposite Entrance 20 Patent Office
n27
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A MASONIC ISsTALLATION.-Ata special conyoca
Ton OF trTeha X. A. Chapter, last evening the fol-
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AUCTION SALES.

NNEEKS & CO., Auctioneers
w 637 Louisiana avenue.
Opposite City Post Office.
THREE HORSES. TWO MICH COWS. ABOUT FIVE
tons OF =. TIMOTHY ,,, Hay: Two TONS OF
BAREEss RTTABA = STACK 1r OF op CORN
WAGON LOADS OF MANURE, lot OF CEDAR
POSTS: ONE NEW MANURE WAGON. ONE II AR
KEI WAGON. ONE TOP BUGGY, ONE CART,
FAN MACHINE. FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
GRlNDSTONE, SINGLE AND DOUBLE HAIR
NESS. &C. &c. AT AUCTION.
ON MONDAY. DECEMBER THIRD. 1883.
At lr EIAiK; IL NOT TIE NEXT EAR DAY,
TERMS AT SALE. 1t
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To OHDEE, 50 suits Ei-enan Pros, cor 18th and E.
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