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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1884-09-19
SOMETHING WRoxa.

When you see men out OF employ
ment you may know there is trouble
somewhere. God wrote it in the
early days for our race that by the
sweat of bis brow man shall earn his
bread. But it did seem that there
was coupled with that divine senti-
ment that perhaps q man should have
a chance to earn his bread by the
sweat of his brow, but it IS not so
now, with all. There are some that
can not get employment to earn their
bread. have understood that one
of the establishments Of this eltY that
gave employment not long since to
100 hands, is now closed down. There
is no employment there any more,
and so it Is with the rolling mill at
indianapolis, that formerly employed
hundreds of men. 1t Is as silent
there now as in the grave yard across
the way. The stimulant of labor,
the stimulant of enterprise, of life,
of activity, is dead. 1t Is locked up
in the nations treasury, and the
Democrats say change the pclIcy, re-
duce the taxation, and make it easier
upon the people. and the burden
lightened' There are few other
matters about which probably Iought
to speak to you this afternoon. The
Republicans have pretty much given
you and me up. My ordinary fellow
citizens, they do not expect any more
to get votes of the natives of this
country, than those that were born
here. They have pretty much given
up pur German citizens; they have
pretty much given up the Swedes
and Danes, and, 1 believe, they have
come down hard and heavy upon our
Irish fellow-citizens. When thew
come to the conclusion that they can
get the Irish votes they are pretty
much gone up themselves. 1t will
be pretty much of disappointment
when November comes around. That
is my prediction. / think I know it
is so in the neighborhood where I
live. Why, I said the other day at
Connersville that the Irishman was a
natural Democrat. That is pretty
much the truth Far 100 years he
has been with the Democrats. He
recoIlects the time when the alien
law was placed there in the admins
tration of John Adams, and was
taken off by Thomas jefferson. He
remembers the day when Know Moth
ingism was rampant in this country,
and that it was the Democratic party
which championed free religion and
foreigners right to occupy our coun-
try along with the rest of us. i
think it is bad day when the Re
pubficans have to rely on the Irish
votes. The Irish know where their
friends have been IN the past.
SUCCESS ASSURED.
Now, my fellow-citizens, ! think !
can say to you this afternoon that
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1884-09-19

The sheriff of Coal Center, Pa,
read the riot act TO the striking mi
-ners Monday, ordering them to re-
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1884-09-19

State omoers.
TsVernor- Thos. 7. Crittenden, OF johnson.
tieut-GOyernor-RObt.A A. Campbell Of ST. Louis.
ktterney-GeneraI-D Il Mcintyre, Of Andrain-
oesrotary Of fState-M. X. McGrath Of st. Louis.
S'Rte AudItor-Jno. Walker, of Howard.
nate freasurer-Phil. Z. ChappeIl, OF Cole.
Sup't Public Schools-W. s. Coleman of Saline.
Register Of Lands-Robt. MCCULLOUGH Of Cooper
Congressman (this) 10th Districk-A. M. Alexander.
State Senator (this) 9th Districk-W. Halliburton.
Iadee (thisl 11th Judicial Ciicuit-G. D. Burgess.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1884-09-19
GENERAL DIRECTORY.

81 Courts.
OtRoetT- tT-CoURf-Regulart terms are held the fret
MeAAay In April and third Monday In October
PRoBArE EOoURr-Regular terms are held the second
Mondays Of Februsry, May, August and November.
C1uETT coURr-Regular terms held the first
aendAys In February, Nay, August and November.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1884-09-19
SUCCESS ASSURED.

Now, my fellow-citizens, think I
can say to you this afternoon that
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps viii be lighted at Sis p. N. and ex-
dnGuiShed at 5:15 a. 10.
The Carroll Institute fair, at Masonic temple,
Is In the full tide OF success. The voting on many
OF the handsome and valuable articles Will close to-
morrow night Some OF the voting lists will be
Kept open until saturday evening-the last night.
The fair is worth visit, and the object is worthy
one.
At a meeting Of the stockholders OF the National
Fair association last evening MeSSrs. William G..
Stevenson, Thomas Smith. DR.. Hills o. 2. Dunn,
John t. Lehman, Frank Miller and Frank Hume
were appointed a committee to canvass the views
OF the stockholders in regard to the circular re-
Gently issued by the board
Judge Warwick Martin died last evening at his
home, ACT Missouri avenue, aged 20 years. Judge
Martin, although for many years leading lawyer
IN louisiana owed his chief distinction to his writ
fngs on financial reform.
The junior class OF the National Law school has
elected the following officers: President, T. F. Mon
ahan; vice-president George F. Pollock secretary,
Z r. HartShOrn; treasurer. W. ii. Copeman.
John W. Wetheral 18th and streets, has put on
record bill OF sale in the nature OF assignment
10 q. W. Cochran & Co., with directions to sell
stock and secure certain creditors OF Wetheral In
GLIDING several Baltimore firms
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
xsass II asaa ~!E nTTH ssss TIT
s / : { ## ## ssss +
GREAT TOY BAZAAR
HANDSOME HOLIDAY PRESENTS

sILvERBERG's velociraS,,s and tricycle..
sILvERBERGs Boys Mssoas in s arTS var sln CIV
sILvERBERGs Dolls Of every possible sire li,s
sILvERBERa's steam FRI i'm Ensinss. steam Pro.
sILvERBERGs. Engines : iectric Toys. ''S'1
sILyERBERGs. Mechanical Toys OF every kind.
sLvERBERG's Gaia.s aud Puzzles
- iiuiidils and AiIihsbe, Blocks and
SlLNthbthG'S thousands OF Other Toys ranging
sILvERBERG's Zine Plush Work Boxes. Toile,
snvERBERG's ing Sets, Glove and Hsndsar nns
sILvERBERG's. odor Gases Jewel Boxes Inc Cut.
sILvERBERG's graph Albums, &C. &c N'''
sILvERBERG's Stands Picke stands Sets Of "a
sILvERBERG's cases Knives in caser. Fine Sarlir
Rings, Butter Dishes. Casters Of
StLVERBERG'S every KIND sasarS Nreans. spoon
sILvERBERa's ii !. sst,nlinsd Work Baskets.
Scrap Baskets, Lunch Baskets Work
SlLVERBERG'S. Stands shopping Baskets &c, &C
s1LvERBERG's oold Cabinet Frames Plush cabi.
sILvERBERG's. Ebony. Ok Walnut and other nc
! 49,. - turs Frames In large variety, st ycry
-, Fine importod Oh Chromos or
Fine OH Paintings and Enerav-
slLsERBERG'S. inss. yer, handsome and very low in
! sILvERBERG's. Ladies' Leather BAGS in immense
,, ,-,,r,,,, variety. BEAUTIFUL styles and very
O., =, nn,,n.,, Ladies Plush Bass. lovely goods.
! - Ladies'. GENTS and Chldrens
/ oiLNthokkoS Nali"ts l1iTses and PocketIooks in
| SILyERBERGS. Gents travelling and Toilet Cases.
/ ,,, ,-,,,n,,, Fine lnlsid and Fancy Wood Desss
SILyERBERGs. Fine Cisar, asses Mesrs6sum cisar
sILvERBERGs Brass Bird Gags from sac. up.
! sILvERBERG'S Weights, Therinoinsters. &c
| - Fine Japanese Trays, Work boxes,
| 61LVERBERGS. Glove anu handkerchief Boxes. Cab.
1nffs th4.s
! SILyERBERG'S. TObacco Boxes aud Curios
| Hand and Toilet Mirrors Brushes
SILVERBERG'S. OF every style kind and size. Combs
sILvERBERGs. Books + children of all kinds a "a
/ - for all axes. Jules N,rn.'s Works,
! SILNERBERGS, sac. Lovely Picture Books
sILyERBERG's. Toy Chairs. Cradles and Be'isieads
| " In Plush Pine Leather aud other
sILvERBERG's. Albums We carry a very Handsome
! SILvERBERG's. buns at CSC aud OUT Plush Iarss
| SILvERBERG'S. ton ~
- In flneRolled Gold Plate solid Gold
| SlLVERBERG'S or silver Jewelry, offer decided
sILvERBERG's very comriete. and we have inSds
sILvERBERG's. earned reputation OF selling reliable
| - goods.
SILyERBERG'S Our stock at present is the larsest
offered Our variety OF
| SlLNERBERG'S. goods is almos bewllderine Our
! prices guarantee Gs low. if not
/ SlLNERBERG'S. lower than any other house In the
! Atlantic states. and when you have
SILvERBERG'S. bought of US you will fell satisfied
/ that you have saved money.
/ SlLNERBERG'S. To avoid the immense rush we
4 " nave inst before the holidays. and
SiLNERBERGS. to b. properly waited upon. We would
! - ask you TO call early TO make Your
/ S1LVERBERG'S. Selections.
NJ. SILvERBERG & CO.,
3l2 9TH street and 3I3 stu street northwest. do
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusements. etc.. Tonight.

Amusemen MS, ETC, EO.t1ght.
ALBAUGHs OPERA HoUsE.-Lawrence Barrett in
"Richelieu."
NATIONAL 1HEATER--"The Pavements OF Paris"
THEATER COMIQUE.-"Zozo, the Magic Queen"
DIME misunderstanding performance.
MARINI's HALI--Homeopathic Hospital fair.
Masonic TEMPLE-CarrOn Institute fair.
WILLARD HALL-''A Gentleman from Ireland"
CONGREGATIONAL GENERALIZATION concert.
Y. NJ. C. A. BUILDING.-Prof Boyd's free memory
lecture,
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UNDOUBTEDLY
THE CHEAPEST DRESS GOODS
IN WASHINGTON CITY,

BEAUTIFUL SERGE CASHMERES. very fine quality
all colors IL yards for 81 real cash value 81 &c yd
Cash Prices No Credit.
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING, one yard and half wide
Immense width, in Brown and Gray, 81 &c, real
cash value T5c.
SUhAH CASHMFRES. very finest quality nearly one
yard and half wide, only 75c.. cash value 81 %.
CASHMERE SERGES. all colors widest double width
all pure wool only 371Ic. cash value SOC.
COLORED BROCADE SILK VELVETS reduced to 81
COLORED SILK VELVE'rS, 81 %
COLORED SILK PUSHES SI50
COLORED SILKS. excellent heavy quality cash value
81. reduced TO 75c.
BLACK SILKS from the New York auction sales,
special bargains, 81, 81 .25, 81. so. Sl75
BLANKETS at actual Cost Price
WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. immense size reduced
to S.
BLA, ( CASHMERE sHAwLs. all pure fine wool,
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HOLIDAY GooDs.
w. w. BURDErrE & Co.,
NO 500 SEVENTH STREET,
Are Displaying Magnificent Stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS
Suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Fancy Plush Toilet Sets from 81 so up to So So
300 dozen Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs in fancy
boxes, nall dozen in each box, from 81 box to
&45t.
500 Cents Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs from 80 cents
apiece up to 81 so
$50 dozen Gents Linen Handkerchiefs in fancy boxes
half dozen in a box. from sL25 per box up to s5
Also, Combs Brushes. Pocketboozs and Collegiate
So ps
Ladies' Alligator Skin Satchels from ST up to S.
Colegates Fine Perfumes, Extracts and Bay Rum from
20 cents yer bottle up 10 IS cents.
Full and Complete Stock OF Hosiery and Gloves.
W. W. BURDETTE & CO.,
will also offer extraordinary bargains in Ladies' Gar
ments which bought extremely low expressly for
TIE holiday sales Seal Plush sacques SO $50. $40
and So
Six Plush Sacques from $50 up to $780,
Clotl Newmarfets at 81. $40 so, Sl5 SIS and 500
Stockinete Sacques. handsomely embroidered at $40.
S12 and Sl5
Fine and Heavy Black Silks especially for Holiday
Presents at 81 s. 25 81 90 81 70 81 and 80 per yd
Col0red Silks ut ST., 5 / IS and 5 50 per yard.
Also. Foreign and American Dress Goods from Is
cents per yard to S150 Linens Blankets and Elan
nels.
In consequence Of the Great and Unexpected Rush at
establishment this compelled to keep
store open until 10 O'Clock through the week. and
II o'clock saturday evening
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OUR Christmas sOUvenler consists in pair OF
rubber Shoes presented with every purchase or 81
worth OF boots. shoes or slippers. YOung's Shoe
House, 402 7th street. Remember the Old Woman
In Window.
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WIN. HOWARD Will open frst-claSs provision
store, corner High and iSt streets, West Washing
ington, Saturday. December 10Th All domestic
fruits. Lowest prices.
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WOODWARD & LoTHRoP Will keep their establish
ment open evenings, commencing Monday. De-
cember Is. and continuing until after the holidays,
for the benefit OF those unable TO make their pCr-
chaseS during the DAY.
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JUST RECEIVED at SinShemer's, S0s 18th and $751;
streets, beautiful assortment OF toilet slippers,
suitable for holiday presents, from 15c. up.
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GENUINE sealskin Caps for Gentlemen, beautiful
Quality, Price s5.45 and s625 Good value at
double the money. Francs corner 9TH and ID. The
"Only strictly One Price" Hat and Gents Furnish
ing Store In the City.
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II You HAVE a sore throat, cough or cold try B.
H. Douglass & Sons Capscum Cough Drops: they
are pleasant TO the taste, perfectly harmless and
viii surely cure you.
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PREsENT.-Get the best edition now, when they
can be purchased on such terms advertised in
the "FOr Sae-MiScellaneOuS' column OF this paper.
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LADIES make your husbands and sons happy
with pair or slippers. OF which you find great
variety and very cheap at YOung's Shoe House, 4O2
7th street. Look for the Old Woman in Window.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

ANTIQUE jewelry, rare rugs, fine perfumes en-
oroidered towels and numerous eastern articles for
holidays. at the Turkish Bazaar, 1903 F street.
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FRESH ARRIvAL--Fifty saddles Of prime Mime
ota venison can be found al the stands or
Ed. L. BARCLAY,
COZ. COS and 8, Center Market.
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SILK HANpKERCHIEFS, Linen HandkeTchiefs. SILK
Nun1ers and Cashmere MuffieTS. Cheaper than The
Cheapest Francs corner 18th ana d. The "Unly
Strictly One Price, Hat and Gents Furnishing
Store In the City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

THE CHEAPEST Christmas cards In the city,
framed pictures &c, at Barlow's, 1925 Penn ave.
Repairing, thermometers, telescopes, glasses
Hempler's, 453 PennsyIvanla avenue.
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FUssELLs Ice CREAM and charlotte russo. full
line OF Maillards candies, fruit cakes, pound CAKES
tellieS, mince pies and every nice thing for CHRIST
mas, at FuSSellS, I427 New York avenue.
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QUE s. custom boots are equal to any s12 ordered
boots Youngs, 402 9TH street. Sole agent for the
celebrated s.. so electric shoes
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ALL SHOES reduced from 10 to 90 per cent during
this month, at Snsheimers, S0S 9TH and S151 NJ SITS
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"Alderney DAIRY Warou.,,

Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morn,no
and delivered In half-pound Ward" prints 45c nef
pound Also Cottage Cheese, Butterlnilk ana Sweec
MIX, &C. per quart, Cream 15c. pint
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

SUITABLE,
sEAsoNABLE.
REASONABLE
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
CAN BE FOUND AT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR To PERRY BRoTHERs
PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS POCKET.
Ro0 0 BAGS AND CARD CASES IN GREAT
iMFSETEP B,sKETs ,ND WORK STANDS
FANCY nSHgE FDWfhs Ep GsE COVERS
NEW SILK UMBRELLAS FOR LADIES A D Gil y
BekkF Hn SI5 ykf sSSR RSGH oSb
1MS SFF!Sks FkoM 60 To 5000 AM s,rp
san AND VI MuFrIKks AND SiLA
s2K a G6KPRATNP ZIP G 5GRsfYs
pp s Str tsSN E EkkREfs 1r Eo3
FREstH fH TRicor CLOTHS Ars2. REDUCED FROM
PARIS s,,t ND BERLIN Rim WRAPS JACKETS. NEWMAN
oEELEGANT SEAL flush sAeonEs
ALARGE EI LdSE , OF L; y, cLofR ENGLISH
AZ IS ESGH.hokMfk Prices WI NE pPL FROM aGs
slo to sSoNJp psrS IsE THING FOR UsEF
-H- UH0ICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND coz
| ~ OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
sEAroN PERRY PERRY Bu1LDrSa.
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1910. dis
SKATES SKATES
All kinds from Csc up
Sleigh Bells. oil sizes.
Pocket Knives aud Scissors
Also. fine stock Of Rodgers Table Knives
G. EARTIG SON.
DIS Inn 1001 corner eth and streets northwest
~ C. PURSELI. BOOKSELLER,
W
Offers the best and brightest Books beautifully
brilliantly bound; the choicest collection of Christmas
Cards Special styles of Stationery and Fine Fancy
| Goods.
dl3 Alb 9Th STREET NORTHWEST
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SEM1,AsSuAL REDUor1osa

SEMI ANNUAL REDUCTIONS
SILK vELyETS and DRESS GOODS, CLOAKs
NEwMARKETs. vIsITES and JACKETS
at greatly reduced prices We have a much larger
stock than usual and have determined to close them
out at very low prices Great bargains being offered
IN choice goods
Special sale of Colored velvets So mark cd down
from $3.50
Trcot Cloths. in choice shades reduced from So so to
81
Brocade Velvets in black and colors have been
marked down. and will be sold very cheap
Colored Brocade Silks reduced from s. 90 toSl
Full Bleached Damask Towels reduced from O. 80 to
SO.
Black Satin Aerveieux reduced from 81 rs to 81 So
20 pieces German Velvets ali colors. reduced from
$3.50 TO 81.
Our stock was never larger and goods are first
class and of the newest styles.
We have just received choice lot of evening Silks
and Crepes. Crepe de Chimes and satins
W. II. SINISTER SONS
o~r ,nr sl9 Pennsylvania Avenue
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The Homeopafic Hospital, Fair.

The scenes at Marini's last night were bright and
animated The attendance was good. The main
attraction OF the evening was the picture gallery
which was thrown open and lighted for the first
time. This department has been arranged with
great taste and includes many fine pictures loaned
from private galleries The traffic ut the tables is
brisk Many persons are taking advantage OF the
beautiful articles offered for sale TO purchase
Christmas presents, while at the same time aiding
Q worthy enterprise
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SAM TRoTT, THE CATCHER, MARRIED.-Mr Samuel
". Trott, OF this city, married last evening to
Miss Emma j. McCurry, OF Baltimore, by the Rev.
Dr WlderInan<O OF Monument-StTeet IT. E church,
Baltimore. The groom is the well-knoWn catcher
OF tne Baltimore Base Ball Club. They viii come
10 this CITY 10 live
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Isailey, 500 9TH ST., set Rodgers Fine Kpive.
only s199.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
FIcs OF TIE CHIEF signal OFFICER.

OFFICE OF Tue CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. December Il, 1884. 10 an.
For the middle Atlantic states. partly cloudy
weather and local rains or SHOWS, westerly winds,
lower temperature.
Fer Thursday, partly cloudy and local rains Or
SHOWS are Indicated for New England, the midd e
Atlantic states ana the lower lake region and gull
states with slight fall IN temperature.
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Extra Sleeves for knit Jackets
at Auerbach's Gents Furnishing, Hat and Sewing
Machine Rooms, cor 7th and III.
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ThOrntOn,s E,nllIsiom

OF pure Cod Liver OIL with HypophosphItes oe lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
10 take. Prescribed by Physicians Sold by DRUG
gtstS Large bottles, soc. Manufactured by w z
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streefs
Baltimore, hid inwf
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Manufacturer, 103 Prince street, New York Will
sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash
wholesale prices this season. This will afford q
splendid opportunity TO purchase strictly reliable
furs direct rrom manufacturer, and save retailers
profits Fashion Book mailed free 96-Ym
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Taks trimmings. toys. j. Jay Gould's, 9th St
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Tremendous bargains for the FBo,;.


Just in from auction pieces OF Plush, worth So
yard, at $3.50; Russian circulars 49; NewmarketS
$780, Jersey coats, $3.50 and upward. Excelsior,
S04 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

n. HI. Shea, wholesale grocer, Pennsylvania
avenue, sells Lips Premium Soap "aDove al
Others"
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For observation-disclosures cards over 100 d.
signs, plain, frosted and lringed In 25 90 and II
lots, al Max Cohen's, 6l3-6l5 7th street.
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"ROuyh on PAIN, p,asse,
Fur and SeaI.ixin Garmen,

Porous and strengthening, improved, the best 10
backache, pains in chest or SIDE rheumatism neu
ralgia 25c. Druggists or mail. I6
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LARGEST mirror at sautters Restaurant, 5Oa ct

WONDERS for children! J. Jay Gould, 9Th street.
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TopHAms
FINE LEATHER GOODS
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
AT REASONABLE PRICES:
PURSES SADDLES,
OPERA BAGS COACH WHIPS
HAND BAGS LADIES' AND CENTS
GLADSTONE BAGS RIDING WHIPS
BRIEF AND CLUB BAGS, lENGLISH CROPS WITH
LETTER GARD. C1GARl GOLD AND SILVER
and CIGARETTECASES,t MOUNTS
Poo KETBOOKS BUGGY WHIPS
BILL BOOKS. COACH HARNESS.
DRINKING CUPS, COUPE HARNESS
PORTFOLIOS. BUGGY HARNESS
MANICURE SETS, LAP ROBES.
ALL IN SEAL, RUSSIA / AMERICAN and ENGI ISL
GALE ALLIGATOR AND HORSE BLANKETS
CAfMEN LEATHERS. CHAMOIS and STABLE
Fine Harness and Trunks made to order
Trunks, Harness, Travelling Bags &C. thoroughly M.
paired by thorough w6rkmen.
TOPHAMS,
d13-14t 1921 Pennsylvania avenue
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We cater to particular peo-
pie. The more particular
tn y are the more certain we
feel of our ability to serve
them.
Our stock at present u
superabundast.
Nosuch Goods shown any
where. cry Garment
equal to the best, and some
Superior to Order d Work,
and prices 25 per cent less
tdl6)
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ilcy's set Plated Pick and Nut Crack, 81
IRhnsnpss (aV.ear

and Restaurant for ladies' and gentlemen, 44O and
dig 9th street northwest Daily arrivals of all the
choice brands OF oysters Extra fine lot OF The Gel
ebrdted Lynnhaven Bays and Cape May salts Tor
half shell, fresh to-day; Saddle Rock roast and
broled, select steamed, sc. Also, meals, lunch,
nsh, game, &c. LADIES' saloon first floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-17

For Northumberland $4,000 fine chrom
cards, shape novelties, &C, very cheap, Tor Christ
mas use, at Max COhenS, 613 615 9TH street.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR ELECTIoN.-Mount Vernon
Lodge, No. 2142, Knights OF Honor, located at Odd
Fellows Hall, oth street southeast, has elected
the following officers for the year 1855: Dictator
Henry z Cohill vice dictator, Richard II. Holland;
assistant dictator, Joseph H. c. HOlIins; reporter
WlIIiam r. Allan; nnancla! reporter, George A.
Green; IT +asurer, George W Mckee; guide, James
II. Dony; chaplain. Thomas A. X. Keech; guardian
Matthew JarbOe; representative TO the grand lodge
James H. Dony; alternate, George A. Green: truS-
tees, William Frank Dove, James Ii. Dony, Thomas
A Kaech
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CITY ITEMS.

NOst Men Die before SO; there is no prospect
of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup ever dying.
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NOAH WALKER Il CO.
t25 Pennsylvania ave.
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625 Pennsylvania ave.
ems Boys and
Children's Clothing.
Low Prices.
NOAH WALKER & co.
Shirts. Drawers.
cioves. lies. &c.
Low Prices.
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Merchant Tailors,
aud
Shirt Makers.
625 Pennsylvania ave
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Esaiiey.-Christmas tree holders and cutlery. 1
Make Your Wife Eruiy zHappy with one
or Auerbach'S. 18th and III, elegant latest improved
sewing machines holiday present for S25