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i. c. DEYEE,

IMPORTER AND MANUFA FACTURER OF MON
L Umcnts. Hcadstoucs, Tablets, Mantlepieces
Plumbers Slabs, Fdrmmre Tops, etc. Scuptur-
ing and other Fine Work done 10 order All
kinds Of work done in Marble and Granite s.
the lowest cash price. No ri K street Sacra-
mcnto. Country orders solicited and Sl work
guaranteed. Nineteen Premiums and the Gold
Medals of 1s7l and 1873. ie!b-tf
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Albany. September .9th.-ticncral Butler ar
rived here from New York this afternoon. lie
was met at the depot by about coo persons. He
entered Il carriage and was driven to Capitol
Park, where he made briet speech. lie de
nounced moropolicS, and expressed Il belief
that he will he elected.
TROY Is. ", September 29th,-At q Butler
demonstration here tonight over a,0n people
listened 10 speeches by Ex-senator Grady, OF
New York. General Butler, cX-Nayor Carroll
and +. II. G. Clark, the Butlor candidate for the
Assembly, spoke on the political situation.
Butler was not in the best OF spirits.
ALRANY, September 29th.-General Butler, T.
T. Grady and Colonel Blenton Duncan, of Ken
tueky, addressed labor meeting tonight atthe
Hudson avenue tent. An organized mob OF en-
ployeS on the new capitol took possession, and
endeayorcd to break the meeting. They pro
cured eggs. and hurled them Mt Grady during
his address. The eggs lot forcing Grady to re-
tire he was then allowed to continue his ad-
dress. The demonstration was evidently in
tended for Grady.
The Fire Record.
CLEVELAND, September Goth. Three more
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NE-STREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
vi and fiith. Cast-Ir0n Founder Manufact-
urer OF MI kinds of Cast and EOd-IrOn Railings
and Fences, Al Bulldog Castings made to order.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
c. SCHAEFER,

COOPER, NO 80 FRONT STREET. sACRA-
~ mento CGl. Manufacturer of Wine Pipes,
Brandy Barrels, Beer Kegs Butter Firkins. A
full stock always on hand. Orders promptly
attended 20. au2l-lm
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NTATCIfMAKER AND JEWELLERS. -,
~ Jt6 J street. between Fifth and S<TA
Sixth, have always on hand choice vari- e. y
ety of fine Watches, Diamonds, Jewclry, Es..s2
etc. ia7-Im
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FURNITURE REMAEUFACTURER T-RE WIN
i dow Screens and Doors kept on hand and
made to order Thirteenth and ] sts. ap5-iptf
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FOR SALE-TO LET.


EOF SALE--A VERY PLEASANTLY fasS
L located and paying foothin home of e1sE
T5S acres of which 40 acres are under cul--A-
tiyation Vineyard and Orchard of prime bear
ing age; Alfalfa, Hay and Grain; all the land
Will produce fine Grapes and Fruit without irriga-
ton; small Cottage and large good Barn; close
10 School and good market. This farm is offered
sther business requiring his whole attention.
Particulars inquire of CARL STROBEL, 81
street Sl)-6tNWlt$
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I1oR sALE-ruE snLENnID RANcI =

NOR SALE-THE SPLENDID RANCH -s5ys,
i Of A. Menke, known a. the Watt & -sffs
Murray place, containing ll3 acres, about H.
one mile beyond Brighton on the line of the
Sacramento Valley Railroad. This is all bottom
lard; highly improved; Dwelling house; Barns;
2.uOo rhoice Fruit Trees; Fine Water; Alfalfa
Fields etc. For further particulars, price. etc,
inquire On tie premises. IS tfI \. MENKE.
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IHoR SALE-A HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST
i in the Western Hotel Hacking Two Car
Iiagos, and Four Horses and Harness. For fur
thcr particulars, inquire at the Office or ofthe
driver aul-tf
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NOR SALE CHEAP-N SMALL BUSINESS,
i centrally located and cheap rent Inquire
~ BERCh'S Grocery store, Thirteenth and
EtrceiS. sIS-tf
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CtTORE To LET-SI4 X STREET. BETWEEN
= Eighth and Ninth-one of the best loca-
tiOns in the city for business Inquire on the
premises Of JOHN +. COOPER, No 527 street.
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DOR SALE-A ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A
II well established blaCkSmithing and wagon
making business, in the town of Auburn, Placer
county. Cal. For terms and particulars address
J. N WHITE, Auburn sI2-Im
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NOR SALE-A LOT OF POLAND es-gA
L China Pigs. three months old and ~
over. Apply to p. II. MURPHY, Brigh- EAsAAesz
ton, Sacramento county. s24-2Wr
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
T. A. SNIpER, VI. ID.
Dir. CHAS. f. PINKHalL.
DIR. NIXON,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, VI STREET, BE.
~ tween Ninth and Tenth. Nos. 9lS and 900
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 l.
n. Office hours to 9 4. NJ; 10 r. NJ, and
pyan5frrc iv1-
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to o Il Opera
incpmlle
les paraZ
N a hearing isCon
yestoe ID Mac nnan man
tiles rcame had 5
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of sProNrat days
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Hay Fever

Is a type of cstarrh
having peculiar
symptoms. 1t is Mt
tended by an in
famed condition of
the lining mem
brune ofthc nostrilS,
tear ducts and
throat, affecting the
lungs. An Gcridmu-
Gus is secreted, the
discharge is accom-
paLied with a bum
ing sensation. There
are severe spGSlS OF
Sneezing, frequent
attacks of head
ache. wate,y and
iuhamed eyes.
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TOR SAIE-lG0 ACRES OFGOOD FARM s,zt
L ing laad. - miles from Sacramento, ~
eu the ald jackson road; must lie sold to -
close an estate. Apply toJAS. FKALEY, Slough
House, near Daylors Rauck. or address letter 10
Walsh Station aG1U-tf
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I9gSAY 81 r VEFE Cream Balm is
remedy found on a correct diagnosis of this
disease AMI can be depended upon. 80 cents al
druggists; 6u cents by mail. sample bottle by
mail 10 cents. ELY BROS, Druggists,
0wego, y. Y. OILY Iui hcSNlE
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DENTISTRY.
REsIOT ED.

II F. TEBBETS, DENTIST, TO Oh sEsss5szss,.
I sixth street between I and j. 3rts;.,.ssst
west side, opposite Congregational NLI ~
Church. Aui-tf
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WANTED,

A y ALFALFA RANGE TO RENT; ALSO, 3
n men 20 work on ranches, S26 to $50; a
mixer, so: two walters. $50; man cook, S35
man 10 team and serape, S26: a man and wife
for Ii ranch, SO to $50; mule teamster, $50
Female-l2 girls tGT hOusGwOrk, for both city
and country, wages Sl5 to SIS: also waiter girls
and girls for various other work. Apply to
HOUSTON K CO.. Employment Office corner
Fourth and X streets sacramento. jel3-lpf
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S. earle
LOWE sLoss s. co,

LV>IS st-V@o a NV.1
DEALERS, CORNER OF FRONT AND L
- streets. Highest price for Hides, Sheep
pelts and Tallow Butchers supplied with Salt,
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines. stuff
ers Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns
made for all cOnsignments felS iptf
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POISON OAK.

| had for thirty-eiGht years suffered every
spring and summer with Poison oak, which
contracted in bathing when boy. 1 tried cv
crythjug torit including many physicians. bus
without any benefit. I took six battles ol sYitt'S
Specific =. ;. - four years ago. and il cured me
sound and well. Three summers have passed
and have had no return of t.
JOSEPH BEASIN. Columbus. GA.
Our Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
ircc TO applicants.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
New York Office, 159 West Twcnty-third street
between Sixth and seventh avenues.
jaiG-lyTUThS
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The Vita1-PhySical

TIC N1taI"E1nySICSaI .A-1'S t1HSKT
Weak Spne psus and all kinds Male and Female Weakness
Head
Voice Weakness Limbs Weak
Asthma Bronchitis Deafness Diabetes EPILEPSY Consumption, Paralysis, Maue
be
The Poor will be Treated FREE Every Morning from to M Weeks only
OFFCEHoURS consultation treatment
NO TREATMENTS GIVEN ON SUNDAYS.
Remember the Number 99 street. bet Ninth and TENTH opposite the Plaza
DEe. a. D. AIacLenn an.
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DIE. KELLOGG s GOss,
Sunday, Y 10 ).
DIR. LAME.

physician AND SURGEON.-OFFICE AND
i Residence. No 523 street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours-S To 10 4. 81, 5 TO and TO
?. II. Office of City Superintendent of Public
Schools st same place. se5-4plm
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1. F. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. :. DRIsCO!
ROOT, NELSON & CO.,

JTNION FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
y Founders and Machuists, Front street, be-
tween \ and o. Castings ana Machinery of
every description made 70 order. ja2i-plm
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SrrRLrNG SILVER.

Not ali Of u able to have Table Ware made OF
Solid silver and III fact there IL the slghte
sity FOR it, the haudsoaest goods repro
duced in fine PLATED Ware And if rece should scci-
dentslly be missing Won need not the police
lis track, with much less trouble you replace it.
We always carry line Of low pric Cd very showy
Plated " are. and can offer
Dinner or Breakfast LastJrs from 99c up
I:csle CastOrs at 9Jc. Cake Baskets at 9oc.
Fruit Stands at 93c. Card Receivers al 99c.
Cream Pitchers at J9c. SuEar Bowls at 93c.
syrup Pitchers at 99c Butter Dishes st 99c. and up
waris
Cur PiateG Teaspoons a. 4.c. Per set q marvel OF
beauty. and have Tablespoons and Forks to match
them At 90. per set.
We can give you d grade of gods warranted to
spoons and Forks at 81 ~ per set
For Stag can give you Six Solid Steel Double
Plated Knives such will give satisfaction to you and
which We recommend highly. though we have the
cheaper grade at 99c. we'll
For g1c. We give you Six Steel Table Knives and
Six Steel Forks with double riyeted White Bone Ham
die
For 99c. we give you Six Fine Steel Solid White
Handle Knives
For 99c. give you a Fine Set Ct Solid hi
Handle Carvers
For 81 ~ give You Fine Set Of Solid Rubber
Handle Carvers.
cheap goods
From the 1s of Angus. we shall close out all of our
laby Carriages ut Cost.
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physician, who Is represented to be q native of
toe ieyant and to have had experience in treating
the cholera there. il reported as saving that In the
event OF the appearance of that disease IA Syrian
proverb which declares that .twOthlris of bravery
consists ID running away is pretty good prescrip-
ton"
This expression, which recommends running away
Irom Danger IL IL means any thing, is conceived III
The true spirit OF orientalis. IL explains further
more The dreadful mortality which Invariably at
tnds the presence OF infectious and contagious dis
cases In The cities OF the east The poorer classes
tnere are ignorant, SuperstitiOuS ana helpless to
toe laSt oegree. They merely keep alive ON Insult
ncient and unwholesorne food, and drag out
miserable existence amidst the accumulated filth
and foulne.S OF centuries that In extent and VILE
ness are simply tndeScribable. When city In the
1Ar east Is visited by pesilence OF any character.
tnose who are able 10 do run away. escaping
from the disease or taking Il with Them as the case
may BE-, and scattering II along the line OF their
flight, while those who cannot get away lie down
In their destitution and filth and die like sheep
sinitten with the rot
Happily the enlightened civilization Of the west
accepts and acts upon a more Intelligent and
humane philosophy. Ii recognizes the force and
truth OF that wiser eastern prOverb which says
that Tear Kills more victims than disease and sets
ABOUT resolutely lighting the enemy from his first
appearance until his ultimate retreat. II ac-
CeptS as Its watchworlS"C cleanliness and Courage
ana, by preventive measures in the beginning, and
Ontirlng vigilance and unfiinching determination
Throughout, 1t drives out the enemy before he has
fairly entrenched himself instead OF supiney sur
rendering on the first approach of danger, is the
custom In the orient, and leaving the destroyer to
Continue his ravages as long as victim can be
IouDd- No Syrian proverbs for this country, In
times Of trial.
Evening star., 1884-07-29

Mr. Conkling's position in politics has been dis
covered Ever since the republican national con-
ventlon the public has been assured with great
poSitiVeneSS. that Roscoe COnAIing would support
James q. Blaine. The public has not yet discov-
cred any indications OF this kind. Indeed there Is
substantial reason 10 believe that Mr. Conklin-
would have supported Associate Justice Field had
The democrats nominated him, and that some OF
The democrats Were informed OF this fact Justice
Field Was not nominated, and Mr. Conkling has
peen TOO much absorbed In that law practice OF his
10 say word about politics, or give any indica-
uon OF his intentions. But at length he has
taken the public into his confidence. temper
ance orator at Ocean Grove made speech the
other day for St John and DanieI. Mr. Conkling
acted as patron of this meeting, sitting on the
PLATFORM enthusiastically appauding the orators
attacks on the drink fend, and finally congratu-
atlnS the orator very cordially. Beyond all doubt
MI Conkhng Is for St John, Daniel and prohibi-
ton Mr.. Conkling was net formerly prohbl-
ZIONIST, but the influence OF his friend H. b. HAYES
must have had its effect.
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pROwN'S IRON BITTERS
the blood, gives vigor. iy26-eo
Polka Dor SArrEEsa

SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BRorHED,
HAS JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF
BLACK NAVY BLUE AND GARNET POLKA DOT
SAFTEENS, at 25c per yard These Satteens
scarce and very desirable.
NEW BLACK SILK JERSEYS at S9
IMPORTED ALLWOOL JERSEYS. FROM S25O TO
SO.
PARIS EMBROIDERED F.CHUS.
JACKETS.
SILK CHUDDA CASHMERE AND BERLIN sHAwLs
IN GREAT VARIETY.
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN BLACK AND COLORFD
RHADAMES, SURAHS AND GROS GRAIN SILKS
Al 81 81 Is, S1.eO and 81.
a RARE BARGAIN" IN 42-INCH- WIDE BLACK
ALBATROSS CLOTH AT 5OC.. FORMER PRICE
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS" IN BRITISH AND
FRENCH WHITE GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTIONS" IN PARASOLS
COMPLETE STOCK OF ALI-WOOL FRENCH FAB
RIGS. FOR TRAVELLING DRESSES.
GILBERT'S ca WIDE ALL-WOOL CLOTH SUIT
INGS AT 81, FORMER PRICE sl25
CREAM WHITE ALL-WOOL TENNIS CLOTHS 27
inches wide, at Soc, and 81 inches wide at 81
ggCH0ICE GOODS PLAIN FIdUkES AND COR
RECT Prices.
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building
Established 1910. ljy26l Penna avenue. cor. 9th ST.
IlROWN'S IRON BIITERS
Combines iron with pure vegetable toncs Compounded
Oil Scientific Principles 1t cannot nto1icate jy26eo
Evening star., 1884-07-29

Non ure d. Conway has made his formal fare
well 10 hs English congregation. Mr. Conway
b'inF dissatisfied with all the existing religions,
invented one that seemed TO him TO have merits far
ofyon any OF the traditional faiths. With an ex-
e'ic:'..!Iry lack OF sense ne went 10 England and
attempted TO put his invention on the market. He
ois d tn trying for many years. and has now given
up discouraged, and says that the new religion
must take root In the fresher soil and newer air Of
America Allnos: any one could have told Mr.. Con-
way 1T the outset that America. and not England.
VAS the place 10 start new religion. Stiu. II
might not thrive very Well even here II is elsy
enough TO invent new religion, but 1t is difficult
% get II into general use
Evening star., 1884-07-29

The french government Is making fine bric-a-
prac collection The last piece OF China procured
Is an indemnity. IL Is very rare and beautiful and
Is valued by connotsseurs At about 4Oa 900 China
VIII teach her troops to cease firing hereafter when
hostnities are suspended. Tha, little display Of
post-beun courage at Saigon was pretty, but it
was expensive.
Evening star., 1884-07-29

Frank James, who used 10 be IN the railroad busi
ness, has gone into politics lie went in 10 defeat
the congressional aspirations OF the district a,tor-
hef VINO mas been prosecuting hiIn and breaking
up MS gang. He was unsuccessful, but his course
I'm the matter admirably Illustrates the possibilities
OF politics In the United states.
Evening star., 1884-07-29

The Duke Of Edir hIrglI IS postage stamp collec-
tr, and has 20o Specimens, and vet there are Wild
eyed ahd Visionary radicals In England who think
.iie country could dispense with royalty. But,
then, the duke alsp plays the adIIe
Evening star., 1884-07-29

The mornings dispatches contain announce
ments Of reductions OF wages amounting to ~ per
cent. In Pennsylvania steel works. and 10 per cent
II Rhode Island wOrsted mills Nearly every dav
Ike reductions are announced. This is very ur-
favorable for the republican party not so much be-
calis, of the connection between the facts and the
party policy, as because the republicans are the
"ins. and the democrats the s'Outs7 Discharges
anh reduction bcget discontent, and the political
Fit.in II discomfort is always the party In power.
NE r'pdoiican party viii have trouble holding the
"orSin-inen with its explanations and promises If
what the tariff has done and will do II the work,
ingrneH are out or employment. or on reduced pay
Tue majority OF men care little for political econ
oniy "r commercial laws, but they will work hard
tn per?ctuate a state OF affairs under which they
are doing we'll. and they Will not take the trouble
even L. vote for the preservation OF the status 1io
G that status is unsatisfactory
Evening star., 1884-07-29

Jay Gould has got 10 serve on the grand f,,rv
mat particular grand jury should make a present
nlent regarding stock gambling. Mr. Gould couIa
give II some valuable pointers
Evening star., 1884-07-29

Ex-Gov. Moses has ceased to be a carpet-baycer.
IL moves around enough, but he 10 longer has
Carpet bag.
Evening star., 1884-07-29

KooL K1orn1sa
KooL AT KIoru1Na
KooL KoRREcr PRICES KLorH1NG
KooL A KLorH1Na
kooL RARE CHANCE KLo1H1Na
KooL FOR KLoTH1Na
koo1 KEEN KA1KuIArERs. KIorH1Se
KooL KLoTu1Na
KooL Calcutta seersucker Suits. KLoTHINa
KoOL Nuns Cloth Suits, English KLOTHING
KoOL Serge Suits, Drab D'Ete KLoTHING
kOOL Suits. Sea Grass Linen Suits, KLOTHING
KOOL English seersucker Suits, KLOTHING
KoOL White Flannel Suits, Silk Al KLorHING
KOOL paca Coats and Vests, Mohair KLOTHING
KOOL Coats and Vests. Sicilian Coats KLOTHING
KOOL and Vests French Pin Check KLOTHINa
koOL Coats and Vests, Calcutta KLOTHING
kooL seersucker Coats and Vests KLoTHING
kOOL English Seersucker Coats and KLOTHING
kOOL Vests Handsome Stockinett KLOTHING
KOoL shades) Coats and Vests, KLOTHING
KOOL Black Alpaca Coats and Vests KLOTH1NG
KOOL Irish Crash Suits, White Duck KLoTH1NG
KOOL Vests. Fancy Duck Vests KLOTH1NG
KOOL Hundreds of other garments KLOTHING
kOOL in the %ay Of Keep Kool KLOTHING
KOOL Klothing, and all are going KLOTHING
KOOL at prices that will please you. KLOTHING
kOOL KLOTHING
KOOL A. SAKS CO., KLOTHING
KOOL Leaders In Clothing. KLOTHING
KOOL SIG and 31S SEVENTH STREET. KLOTHING
iy25
Mrs. A. S. ODELI.
vi 34l4 street northwest
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nj. SILVERBERG & CO.,

:I2 TrH STREET Sl3 srH STREET v. ". y2s
RROWNS IRON MIIERS CURES CONSTIPA
H ton atfOrGiug Instant relief
BROWNS Iron BIZ = Frs cures RheumatisIn
STRENGTHENS the Muscles and Nerves. jy26-eO
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

For RENT IN .r,. p,.,.n,r
several small and handsomely furnished apartmepts
JHOS. J. FISHER CO.,
V19-2W 1904 street northwest
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PERSONAL.

NY ONE WISHING TO KNOW THE WHERE
N abOuts of John Ilurd, do by directing let
ter to Valentine. Neb.. Cherry county. jy28-2ts
TIEW LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN VOICES ARE
IL required to fill up new classes for concerts and
oratorios at Prof. DEWOIOWSKIS Musical 1nStitute
$40 New York avenue northWeat iYf4-lm
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WANTED-ROOMS.

XNANTED-FOR A LADY, IN PRIVATE FAM
w ily board apd two small furnished one with
southern exposure location central exceed
$3o. references exchanged Address v. c., office
jy29-3t'
XNANTED-ROOM AND BOARD FOR LADY. IN
w private family, south Washington objected TO-
Bureau of Engraving and Printing terms must be
reasonable pay prompt; reference Address TENANT,
1870 18th street northwest. jy2S-2ts
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


Old established stand Pennsylvania avenue near
Capitol fixtures and good will of restaurant aud furn.
tre OF ten rooms restaurant first class and doing good
dining room and pool parlors: Kitchen class with
all modern conveniences fine trade Guaranteed lease
good for ten months for selling given ut tho
house Only cash buyers need apply Inquire S37 Penn
sylvanla avenue northwest, Washington y. c. jy246ts
VNO CAPITAIISTS.-THREE BLOCKS OF NEW
l. Dwellings, egibly located, will be sold ot figure
to pay eght Eer cent per anu net the Investment
DANENHOWER L son. 1926 street NV. jyll-lm
Evening star., 1884-07-29

INOR SAL.E-ELEGANT NEW HOUSES OF TWELVE
Il rooms; all modern improvements electro l"sS &c,
on Iowa circle. Apply To j. W. L. MYERS li1s N,w
York avenue. aUl9 low
lNOR SALE-ELEGANT NEW HOUSE ON psf,
IL between 18th and 18th streets ali modern improve
nents. Price Ss,UV0. AlIly TOD. W. L. Ny EE.S li2S
New York avenue. my3-iiws
Evening star., 1884-07-29

L A desirable tbree.story and back building Brick
Residence. on VI street. eth northwest VIII be
sold at bargain to prompt purchaser.
THOS. J. fiSHtR 90,
Wl5-~ 1924 street mort wcst
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

oRKENT-TWO FRONT UNPUBLISHED ROOMS.
thii1 noor IS per month. Apply at ll22 sth street
northwest It,
Evening star., 1884-07-29

Rk0WN'S IRON BITTERS is AN UNEOUALLED
- remedy III OF General Debility
from the Blood and enriches it, iy2f-eo
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NOR SALE-AT GREAT BARGAIN-A FINE
residence. on Massachusetts avenue, between 10Th
and llth streets northwest 10 all modern iu
proven,snts. Terms easy. Price. 3T.20. C IL TAE-
EER, AZ and streets southwest iy2a-H.
, 1884-10-17


Previous to the meeting Of the Demo
cratic County Convention the Republican
politicians settled down to the conviction
that an adjournment would be had until
after they had placed a ticket in the field.
The explanation they give Of this was
that the Democrats were afraid to be first
to select a ticket The Democrats finally
met, and qnietly but significantly ignor-
ing even a pretense Of apprehension,
selected strong and good men for the
various Offices The Republicans had
plenty of time to set mp a slate calculated
10 strike the combination of success, but,
instead Of admitting a ticket that massed
the strength of the party, they presented
n which is fatally weak The Republi-
can candidate for Sheriff. Mr.. Sehnitgcr.
has certainly not accomplished such
wonderful psuii, asCify Marshal as would
Justify even a suspicion Of his capa-
bility in the Office Of Sheriff.
Mr.. Jeffrey has rrown gray in the ser
vice while munchin the public Grid in
his triple capacity. 60 Bergman has
also become way worn the arduous
toll of public Office holdur and SO he
ticket goes.
The day the delegates to the Demo
cratic Territorial Convention assembled in
Carbon it was freely and publicly asserted
that they would not have the moral eour-
age to make a nomination IN the face of
the gathering of Republicans here the