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STRONG Po1Srs.

READY MADE GARMENTS
From the same source drew and introduced them
twenty-five years back under system Of continuous
Improvement
HOSIERY:
The American Hosiery Co.'S best undershirts draw.
ers and half hose
RUBBER GOODS:
The only full assortment in the District
FINE TAILORING:
TIE largest selection of goods and trying ON until
the finish.
SPORTING:
Garments for base ball. boating, the gymnasium and
the bicycle. Shooting garments Of my own make
Leather and duck legyins to lace.
SHIRTS.
Cluett's Crown shirts-the best fitting and the best
value for the money in America with Henning patent
attachment to prevent the stud button rubbing the
back of the neck.
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WALTER d. WILLIAMS L co. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROP RTY FRONTING on TWENTIETH
STREET, BETWEEN " AND STREETS
NORTHWEST. NO l2i7 AT AUCTION

r u
PROP 2Pr KTI pr. F w9NI On TWENTIETH
NORTHWEST. NO. l2s7 AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed of trust. dat d March lAth A. a.
D. 1888. and du recorded in Liber No 1893 +. lilo f
2 II seq Of the land records of the District Of
60 ulnb AID by dir cton OF the party secured there
by We shall sell 1t public auction. in front Of the
l>es ON L ESDAi. OCTOBER SEVENTH. A. D. 1884.
at FIVE O'CLOCK I. NJ the following described heal
Estat' situate III the ity of WASHINGTON District of
columbia. to wit All that vi, of land de-
sated on the plat u said city part Of lot numbered
thirteen tl3. IN SQUARE numbered hundred and
en tllt). being the same lot conveyed BY John f.
Hewei and III cnrfetta q his wife to Henry Burch by
deed duly recorded Lsbtr " C. T., No Al folio III
L. IA said lot for the at tn distance
Of htte"n f'et inches north from the southwest
corner OF SID lot. on 10th street northwest and run
ming tn. due north with the line Of said street NJ
teen feet nine inches thence east (52ee to the
east Inc CT said lot thence sout with the said line If
t. feet nine inches: thence (52) fee.
the place OF beginning, together it'll the
In. reOn
Terms of SALE One half cash balance IA six and
twelve months for notes bearing interest from ay
sale and secured 10y deed trust property sold
ali cash AZ the purchasers OPP ion. Ali ,onyeyauciV
&c. tpurchas RS cost 500 down day and IL
terms of sale are not complied with within i've day
from day OF sale the IN tees the right resell
the property ~ the risk and of the defauting pur
chaser. ia RiSOS =. BARBOURl
sceG-d j. TAbBfLL DYER. ! trustees
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STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

Ply virtue Of writ Of fer facias issued out Of the
Clerks Office Of the supreme Court 81 the District OF
Cor cash in front Of the Court House door Of the said
OCTOBER. 1854. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, all the
right title claim and interest of the defendant In aud
following described property to wit The south
half or 10: ten i0) in one hundred and two QO2
in the City of Washington satisfy execution number
% 527 at law in favor Of DOUGLASS & BRO aRainst
HARRIET A. ZANIZlNGER.
U. =. Marshal
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct sel9tds
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctloneers,

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE. No. 1927 VERMONT AVENUE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON DC
Under and by virtue of deed of trust dated No "a
ve1nber lst, 1879. and recorded in LiDer No 927 Sa
folio BAL eft of the land records OF the Dis A
trict of Columbia the UNDERSIGNED Trustees. will
sell on WEDNESDAY. the FIFTEENTH DAY OF
NJ. In front of the premises the fol owng-descrbed
real situate in the city Of Washington and Dis
trct of Columbia to wit: All that certain piece or par
Gel Of ground. known and described Lot numb red
twenty eight (2s) of Evans subdivision of
bered fourteen u4) fifteen 81. sixteen ti6). seventeen
Cd and eighteen s) OF Kidwes subdivision OF square
numbered two hundred and (2l7) according
to tn plat OF the said CITY of Washington oveher with
al the herelitaments and apnurtenances to
Terms of sale One-thi of he purchase money in
cash. the balance in and two years with interest at
six cent secured by deed of upon property
Sold all cash at the opt of purchaser Convey
ancing &C. at purchasers cost. deposit of $3.50 will
be required at time of sale Terms sale be COM
Piled with within five days otherwise Trustees
the right to resell at risk and cost of detautng
chaser. FRANCIS II. SMITH
se27-d&ds NATH'L WILSON, 1rustees.
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RUNCANsoN BROTHERS, Auctioneers

CHANCERY SALE OF LOT, SEVENTY FIVE FEET
BIZ FIETY.tIVE FEET ON THE CORNER OF g
STkEEI SOUTH AND THIRD STREET EAST.
WITH TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING.
By virtue OF decree passed in the Supreme curt
OF the District Of Columbia the oath day of SepE3
TENDER. 1884. in Equity numbered 1891, il NA
which Timothy Scanon is plaintiff and John scalon
PENDANT the und rsigned will offer at public auction
on FRIDAY. the TENTH d Ny OF OCIOBtR at 4 As
O'CLOCK PM, the real estate described as Lot seven
in square 196 in the y of Washington, together with
the improvements thereon
The decree provides that one-thrd of the purchase
money shat! be paid in cash. hundred dollars q
which must be paid at time of SALE balance in and
two year with interest at per cent title to be held
TILL all Is paid Convryancng at pure aser's cost If
terms are not complied with in six days the trustee
serves the right to resell the property at defaulting
purchasers cost and risk.
WATSON J. NEWTON. Trustee
nj Q A q N
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CTR TIE BEsr.

CTR TIE BEsr
THE CONCORD HARNESS."
THE CONCORD COLLAR.
We nave on hand lare stock of the Celebrated CON
CoIp HARNESS" of all kinds aud description
At Lowest Prices.
- coupe. Carriage and Road Harness q speciality.
LUTZ BRO,
~ Pennsylvania Avenue
Adjoining National Hotel.
lrunks ana satchels in variety lowest prices
Every genuine CONCORD HARNESS hss makers
NS ~ H@3e-ularA STAMPED on il WyM
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Death OF Mrs. George Bliss.

Catherine Dwight Bliss, the wife OF Col George
Bliss, died last night at her home in New York
city. She was member OF the Protestant Episco-
pal church when she married, but several years
afterward she became a convert TO Catholicism.
Col Bliss, who belonged to the Unitarian church,
although he came originally OF Puritan STOCK was
rather literally inclined. and many OF his friends
were surprised last June when il became known
that he had become Catholic, and that Monsignor
Capel had converted him. A friend OF Col. Bliss
said at that time that ever since Mrs. Bliss had
come an invalid. and had known that she had but
short time to live, her one thought and desire
had been that her husband should be OF her faith
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The Campaign In Ohio.

WHAT AN ANTI-BLAINB REPUBLICAN SAYS
An anti-Blaine republican, OF Ohio, who has ar
rived In the city from that state yesterday. where
he has been looking into the situation, said to a
STAR man to-day that he did not think the repub-
ncans could carry the state in the coming election.
He said he had talked with large number OF lead
ing Germans, republicans and democrats, and he
was convinced that there is an extensvia and
increasing sentiment among them antagonistic to
Blaine and the republican machine In the state.
He says that even Butterworth, who is probably
the strongest man the republicans could have put
up for Congress in that district Is rapidly losing
grount in Cincinnati, until 1t seems as II his cleo
ton ger Follett would be impossible The Ger
mans and the -prohibitionlsts throughout she
state, he said. have gotten the impression that
Robertson. the republican candidate for secretary
OF state. sympathizes with the prohbitionistS.
and bitter opposition to him has sprung
up in consequence. The prominent name on the
ticket, Judge johnson, for the supreme bench, is
also violently opposed on account OF his connection
with the Scott liquor law. Blaine's presence how
ever, he said would do some good probably, and
money, of which the state committee has none,
will be put into the fight by the eastern managers
But there is an antagonism here again between
these managers and the state committee, who feel
that everything has been taken out OF their hands.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BETWEEN NEW 3oRk AND HAvRE
Company's pier. No 4rNOrth River. loot OF Morton
street New York
st. GerInain. Traub. Wednesday. Oct i, p m.
st Laurent. de Jousseiin- Wednesday Oct 3. a
Normantlie. Fra ngeu1. Wednesday oct. Is. p. III.
Checks payable on sight, IN amounts to suit. on tts
BanGue Transatlantique of Paris. LOUIS De BEBIAS.
Agent. No 8, Bowling Green New York.
c. W MOSS. lbs Pennsylvania avenue:
j. W. BOTELER / son. S1jP unsylvania avenue
se25 Agents Tor Washington, d. G.
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THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE ATTEND THE FUNERAL.
1t Is estimated that Is 600 persons gathered yes
terday in Greenmount cemetery, Baltimore to
attend the funeral OF John W. Garrett The mayor
OF the city OF Baltimore, and all the municipal
Of1cers, distinguished residents of New York. Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Delaware, Washington, Virginia,
Georgia, and Illinois stood around the grave to do
honor to the memory OF the great railroad king
Mr. Robert Garrett, who has been president pro
TEN. OF the Baltimore and Ohio company for nearly
a year, Will succeed his father as president
News Briefs.
The house OF Gen. Grant, in Philadelphia which
Is part OF the property turned over 10 Vanderbilt Is
up for sale The value placed upon IL is $4,000
Parliament will be asked at the next sess on to
vote an allowance to Prince Albel. Victor Chris
tan Edward, the eldest son OF the Prince OF Wales
OF $50 600 per year. The Prince will be OF age next
January.
Mrs. Jane Symons, a near relative OF Sir Edward
Thornton, late minister to this country from Eng
land, died On Friday at her home In New Brighton,
SL
James b Stone, second cousin of President Ar.
thur, died at Oshkosh, Wis, Saturday, aged S.
John 2. Young, managing editor OF the San Fran
Georgina n. Simona sister OF Capt A NJ. Brown.
United States army.
Ex-Congressman Joseph S Smith died yesterday
afternoon at Portland, Oregon He was pioneer
OF 1e45.
Long Island city, between Mat Bohen and John
Wiley, for purse OF 600. Bohen had his shoulder
SenseleSR
The Federation Trade and Labor Union OF the
United States and Canada will hold its next session
in Chicago October 9TH to 10th
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DETERSEN CH1LDs, sl3 MARKET SPACE.
DEALERS IN
Geo A RRR PPP ZEE TIT cSSs
60 4 "A 4 kRk + Ppf Pc kE + ssss
Geo AR r p ERR r 0SSS

RUGS. MATS. OILCLOTHS. CORTICINE NAT
TINGS LACE CURTAINS, HAsSOCKs, 10,
WINDOW SHADES SPECIALITY
We keep only the best grads Of Bigelow Wilton's
and Body Brussels. Smiths Moquettes, Roxbury ant
Smiths Tapestry Brussels and Hartford and Lowell
Ingrains sel6.lm
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An ACCIDENT 10 CHRISTINE NILssoN-Mme.
Christine Nilsson met with q painful accident In
London Saturday afternoon. She was coming down
Pail Mall In four.wheeled cab when the horse fell
On the slippery street, and the vehicle was badly
broken Nine. Nilsson was thrown to the pave
nent and was badly cut and bruised. but received
no serious 1n1uf1eA
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STEAMERS.
.U y A Il ID l. i y L.

MAID LINE.
NOT CE
LANE ROC r
THE CrNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW \ Ukk AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING Al CORK HAlsBOR
FROM PIER ~. y X. NEW YORK.
SxRvIA- Wed. Oct. J. BoTHNIA We'd, Oct 90.
OREGONS. .Wed. Oct. :. sERvIA......- We'd, Nov. ).
GALLIA. We'd Oct 10 OREGON We'd Nov. II
ACRASLa We'd Oct. p 1sALLIA We'd, Nov. 49,
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY ROM Nl.W YORK
RATES OF PASSAuE-StU $50 and 800, according
e. accommodations.
Steeraxe very low rates Steer tickets from Llv
eToo and Queenstown and ali other parts of Europe
lowest rates
Through bills Of laden gwen for Belfast. Glasgow,
Hsyre Antwerp and other Forts the Continent and
for MediterraI, ports
For freight and passage apply at the Compa ysofce.
OTIS BIGELOW & co COS 9TH ST. Washington d. e.
VERNON H. BROWN * co. New York:
Orto Messrs OTIS BIGELOW CO.
se25 Cos 9Th street Washington.
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SUDDEN DEATH IN CaURCH.-AbOut II O'Clock yes
terday colored man, named VIM. Carroll, g years
old, dropped dead in the East Washington Mission
church during service, on 14th street southeast.
heart disease. The body was removed to his home
on Hope avenue.
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VAR lklED.

HEfFERNAN-SONES On September g. 1894 by
the Kew. Thomas w Anderson. of Baltimore RANCIS
NJ HEfFER NANof Washington, ID e. to Miss ANNIE
L. JONES. of Fairfax county Va
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MARRIAGE LlCKNsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF she court %
John d. Howe and Josephine Sc0e& w. B. Tbbett
and Antomian b Hosler: David A. r. Brown and
Matte ". Payraday, OF PHILADELPHIA
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
SkOE AND THE

VJ,o NORFOLK. FORIi.Ess MONROE AND The
SOUTH.
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT CONPANY'S popular
steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves 9Th street wharf on
TUESDAY Thursday, and saturday at 30 H. m Return
ing leaves Norfolk Monday. Wetln-s ay and Friday
ut hour. stOPping at Pney Point and Cornfied
HarbOr going and retu ming
Exclusive connection with the Boston ard Providence
steamers. Connect also with New York and Rich
nond steamers Norfolk and Western Seaboar,I
and Roanoke. Ocean View ana Virginia Bach
railroads
Passage ani can be secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office at 18th street and Pennsyiva-
MIA avenue: ST Marc hotel Office OF huox's express
6th street and TenusylV ania avenue and copanys
of1ce 9TH street wharf.
KnOxs express will call FOR and check baggage from
hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily until D. m
seH WILLIAM Y Which General Avent
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District Government Affairs.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A delegation OF property owners in East Wash.
1ngton was before the Commissioners to-day look
Ing after the improvement interests OF that section
OF the city. They think they have not heretofore
had fair proportion OF the appropriations ex-
pended there.
The Commissioners have expressed the purpose
OF having fire alarm DOx put at the corner OF
North Capitol and streets
STREET IMPROVEMENT TO BIZ ESTIMATED FOR
The property owners doing business on street,
between Az and 18th streets, and on 9th street, be-
tween Louisiana avenue and street. were before
the Commissioners this morning to urge the re-
placing OF the cObble stone pavements on these
property interests to the value OF about one million
dollars. and have long been striving to have this
work done. The Commissioners being engaged. the
delegation waited upon Capt. F. V. Greene, who 1n-
formed them that the commissioners would be
unable to do this work this season, but had all
agreed to include the improvement asked for In
their estimates for next year. The delegation eX-
pressed themselves well satisfied. and went away
with smiling faces, all In turn thanking Capt
Conger was among the delegation, looking after
the interests OF his Office, and was Informed that
the material which would probably be used around
IS best suited for the heavy teams used In hauling
mail matter.
FIRE DEPARTMENT CHANGES
The Commissioners have reduced Foreman 10
seph Lehman to the rank OF private in the fire de-
partment; have promoted and appointed Frank
Wagner, late hostler OF company No 2, to be fore
pointed Private +. p Jacobs to be hoster OF COM
pany No. 2 and have appointed John Sorrell as a
private, vice y. G. Garges, reSgned-al TO take
effect from and after the 2Sth inst
TO STOP WORK TEMPORARILY.
In Difference to the views OF residents about HOl-
mead cemetery in relation to overhauling the
grounds there during the hot and dry weather, the
commissioners have decided to stop work tO-mor-
row temporarily.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwistle: j. A. Plumey, erect
awarerOom, d. between North Capitol street and
New York avenue northwest; $500. j. w. Shiste,
tween and ID streets; $1,000. VIM. H. Crowther
erect two-story dwelling. I, between 18th and
12th Streets 5000. Mrs. Smith, erect two two-Story
dwellings, alley, between 18th and Goth and and
X streets northwest: 81 400. Elizabeth Thompson,
repair frame dwelling ATS Virginia avenue south
west; 5000. Henry Luberger, repair brick 1852 9th
street northwest; 81, 200.
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MT. VERNON, MT VERMONT
STEAMER ". W. CORCORAv
Leaves Tstr wharf daily Except sunday for Mt.
Vernon at 10 O'Clock returning. reaches Washing
ton about $3.50 pm
sel6 1. l. BLAKE. Captain
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FRAME BUILDINGS. No. 221. 223 AND 225 NEW JER-
sly AVENUE NORTHWr ST. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY OC1 ODER FIRST, 1884, AKA,
THREE OCLpt +. i'll tront of th' premises. sha!l ;a
sell to the highest bidder the above buildings to b. -
removed in ten days se2T-3t
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70 DAYS 1RIAA-

oV
DR. DYES
ELECTRIC yOLTAfc BELT, and other ELDcTKfc AP.
PLIANcEs We viii send thirty dayr trial 20 msn.
young old. who suffering from Nervous Debility.
Lost Vitality aud those diseases Of nature
sultiDg from abuses and other speedy relief and
complete restoration 10 health vgor and manhood
tnteed Send 1t for illustrated pamphlet fros. Ad
dress VOLTAlC BELT CO.. Maxshall. Mich. JASo-eoly
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
~ Urinary Diseases in - no url Nervous Debility.
Organic Weakness caused by indecretion, Poisonous
Diseases Of Blood. edecting Throat kose and skin.
Sold at sTANDIFERDs st Cloud Pharmacy, eth and
str~ets lTtce "a Sent By mail ssaled au25m.wf
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
M dies All female complaints quickly cursd Can BE-
consulted daily at l243 7th street northwest Once bour
from TO 8 O'Clock p-m- with ladies only. E22-1ms
II FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BRoTHERs. eos 81
be IS the oldest Estsblised Expert speaa,iss IN this
city and w euaxantee cure In IL venersa fo-
and furnish Medicine charge; the poor fur
nished Medicine free Coneults$ipn end advice fps q
any hour during the day euhscribe6 md 0voen tobs
tore me- By Dr. bk2THERs APEil "a 1874,
nR. ROBERTSON, THE ExPEBT sPFCIAIIsf
~ who stands hieh In bis profesion n scfnoxlsd~sa
70 be an expert without apeer IN the wide world IN tie
tss.smsnt md sErs Of Piiy.ss NszySW and Carosis
Of the System. Bladder Kidney and III Dr. 81 ~
Urinary Organs Recent cans positively curod IN "a
tdsys NO mercury or caustcs used. Can be cousutsd
every Wednesday and Saturday, from sto Spm q -
Once sc cnS. kefsT 2 lesding PhyAasneQ 6ai0.
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I,OR SALE-SHEEP. LAMBS AND CATTLE WILL
j. sell at public auction. THURSDAY. OCTOBER
SECOND at the Cattle Pens corner 18th and streets
northwest the following stock: 20J young aud
wethers 80 lambs yoke oxen car western steers for
stock cattle also lot of fresh springers T.
cash. c. +. WILKINS CO.. Auctioneers Sale COM
mences at IL q. III
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The Courts.

EQUITY CoURT-J,tdJe james
To-day, Farley agL BARLEY; reference to auditor
Roth agL Roth; dc. York agI Tyler: additional
undertaking required.
POLICE COURr-Judge Smell
To-day, John Hall, colored, profanity; Is. Henry
Ford, coored, was fined $40 for striking small col
ored boy named George Williams with pitch fork
John Hawley. found Saturday night by Officer
Maher In the corn field OF DR.. Lee White near oxen
Hill, with his arms and pockets full OF corn; was
fined q for malicious trespaSS. Jennie Green, col
Ored, assault on Emma Lee also colored: s.
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a Star Route Suit.

AN ACTION TO RECOVER MONEY ALLEGED TO HAVE
BEEN OBTAINED BY FRAUD.
District Attorney Worthington to-day for the
United States filed suit against A. Ii. Brown TO
recover S11 4 16 and interest from September 18TH
1880, alleged 10 be due. The suit grows out OF a
star route contract on route 3s,llS from
Monument TO Lake Bond. Colorado. from
FEBRUARY, 1879, 10 June 30th, 1882, and
1t Is charged Brown obtained the sum sued for by
fraud. In claiming TO have employed eight men and
twenty-four horses, when his force WAS but three
men and fourteen horses The total allowed was
$2IUl0.22, while on the basis OF stock and carriers
elApIOyed II would have been but SlJ,lO66 &c.
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A suit Against HOWgatess Sufetiey.
District Attorney Worthingtoa to-day entefed
suit for the United States against W. B. Noses and
l. H. Rogers, to recover $4,000, as sureties on the
bond OF Henry W. Howgate, as discussing o11cer
OF the signal GOTTA
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AUCTION SALES.
NUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS. &c, BEING HE EFFECTS OF
THREE FAMILIES REMOVED TO OUR SALES
IRONS FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE. CON
sIST1NG IN PART OF Two I1ANOS, STOOLS
AND COVERS; WALNUT FRAME FRENCH
Plate MIRR0h, PARLoR SUITES, Val NUI
CHAMBER SETS. TURKISH LOUNGE, CAMP
CHAIRS, NJ I. TABLES, WARDROBEs. EXTEN-
SION TABLES, DINING CHAIRS BEDsTEADS.
By! LAuS. WAsHsTAHDS, HAIR AND OTHER
MATTRESS $, PILLOAs AND BOOSTERS,
BEDDING. SPRINGS, CUTLERY. COOKING AND
HEATING STOVES. T1NWARE. CROCKERY AND
GLASSWARE, KITCHEN REQUISITES. sc.
ALSO.
FIFTY SECONDHAND BRUSSELS, INGRAM AND
OTHER CARPETS
AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER THIR-
TEETH, at TEN O'CLOCK. will sell in front and
within saiesrooms iar-e assortment House hold
Goods
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H E N N 1 N G.,
CT HER.,
An Cr1,v~,-rrS c-u--
a r. + t gee q + + TIT
a FF ii G HHH r
4 i Ii GGG Il Il i
WHO DOES NOT ENJOY ONE.

WHO DOES NOT ENJOY ONE.
We certainly do. In trade they have nice word
fight" They call it Competition" And that is the
kind OF fight we like above all things. We like it be-
cause we are NEVER BEATEN. Now here is the Fall
Campaign We have Every Advantage. We are in line
before everybody We hold position of the greatest
strength The flag we fy is
THE BEST CLOTHING AT LOWEST pRICEsn
The Public is with and recognizes Victorious
Success in the past and guarantees it for the future
We are opening fire now with full line of
SUITS AND OvERCOATs FOR MEN. YOUTH AND
BOYS.
ODD PANTS. ODD COATS AND ODD VESTS.
Ammunition unlimited and the enemy unable to sto M
our stronghold, at the
MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
BE SURE AND COME TO The CORNER OF
TENTH AND STREETS. se26
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMErFR.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day: am, 40: ii am. Si2 pm IS 4
Maximum, SS.S; minimum. G99