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RALEIGH.--Mrs. and Miss Grimes,
Mrs. Avcra, Miss Florence Tucker, Miss
Cowper and many Of the summer absen-
tees have rcturncd.-IIardwarem men
report n livening trade in Builders mate
rials .-Supt. McPheetcrs finds IA rea-
sonable certainty OF 900 beds at his ser
vice during the Exposition. This with the
private entertainers, will come near to
supplying the demand, with possibly
occasional exceptions. Mrs. Lamp
kin OF Warren, will open "A Boarding
House, in Raleigh, and Mr.. Debois of
Washington City, a bakery. fucker
Hall and the First Baptist Church have
been repaintcd and fitted.
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Speaking Of Eogineer David NJ.
King, Fayetteville OJstrcer says he has
many warm friends in that city.
Tie accident By which Mrs. Hart
was killed in Henderson county two
weeks ago was duplicated in Person coun-
ty last week. Durham Rtpoyfcr says
Yesterday morning Mr.. I. b. Ray and
wife, were on their way to Mt. Tabor
Church, and while crossing the bridge
over Flat River at Capt Wm. Bowling's
mill, the mule became frightened and
backed the buggy Of, precipitating Mr..
and Mrs. Ray together with tie mule to
the bed Of the river, 4 distance of some
fifteen feet. Mrs Ray was Instantly
killed her body being horrible mangled
AMI the superstition is that the mule
fell on her.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-27

Done SOME SHooTING.-The ever
lasting, never ending squabble between
the French, and the Heather Chinee,'
has at length reached a stage of so-called
war! The Pig-tails refused to pay the
indemnity which the Mustache-and-
Coates demanded: consequently FIVE
French iron-clads let loose their deadly
storm upon the town Of Foo chow and
pounded it to chowder, together with
half-a-dozcn crazy junks which the Chr
nese considered ships Of war. The tele-
grams report that the fight was a simple
massacre the Chinese being slaughtered
like sheep.
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There is a curious condition OF poll
tics in Kansas, Bleeding Kansas"
cranky Kansas, the Yankee Texas. y
few wears ago, when AbOlitlonism no
longer afforded a bone to growl over,
and the ''Bloody Shirt was too faded
to create a sensation, the prohibition
platform was started, and 0 on became
popular because the Democrats opposed
il. The atmosphere Of that region Is
dry and salty (the State has millions oil
brackish acres upon which nothing JUICY
can llourlsh) so that the thirst Tor lntoN-
icants is not so general as in the damp
er and higher climates consequently
the prohibition plan did not touch the
masses as it would in other sections
where nearly every household has It's
demiiohn. Anyway, the Prohibition
ticket carried the State, and Gov 1t.
John was twice elected. Then came
the inevitable revulsion, and a compro-
mise ticket Of Democrats and Green
hackers carried the State last year.
And now a worse combination has been
formed. Last week. the Democrats and
Greenocrats held their convention at the
same time with the AUTHORIZATION
Republicans. After a days log-rolling,
the motley convention invited the Bot
tle"-y convention to unite with them,
and il VA done. A mixed ticket was
then nominated: Click, Democrat, for
Governor; Halliday, Republican, for
Licut-Gov.; and Il Greenbackcr for
Treasurer. This White Black-Bluc-
Green-combination will no doubt carry
the State and cost Mr.. Blaine a dozen
Electoral votes.
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Graham Normal COLLEGE.

TIE NORM Al Dt-".tH Ent#<r
Ia i4is scnsoi here ara. taa .l-.-.
meuts.
vii IA youns mon aa.I ONE a0.
pared /" let"h IN the public h.9
the stat. When such compj.t- th-
course they r. ceive tine degree Of Iaa
ior OF ia" Elements. The books r..o
menled by tn STATE Board OF Ett.
ton are used in this co4r-e.
TIE PREPARATORY DEPART
MENT-In this, students taxi An En-
lisa, Gas i@.l, Mathematical, OF Com
marcial course Al are prepared fer
Colier" or Eusiacs~. \ military o.-
gan.z.tiea that is p oua ls attached.
For several YER j. - than a hua-
drsd students have heeu I'm attendance
each session. board jto SI0per month.
Tuition g 70 to ;l.5o per month. IL
the country. near the school, board Ia
lower. Al expense are as low a. IL
character o. the school will admit.
Spring term opened Jan. Ind, d
May %. 1881.
Students CHARGED from time ~ enter
Correspondence solicitt5. Address
Rev. W. S. Long, A. NJ. Prest.
Graham, y, .,
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The line game Of 1 to ) played on
Monday by the "Swiftfoots" with 4)r.
Massamore's Baltimore "Monumen-
tails" a professional club OF wide fame,
aroused much interest in Raleigh, aud
drew a very large crowd to the Park on
Tueslay.
a BIZ row occurred on tic Atlanta
diamond bctween the Atlantis and
the AUGUSTA stars One Of the for
mer caugh, aud held one OF the latter.
Editor Grady aud Or. Hamilton Bassey
got hot The crowd burst into tie
ring. and drove the Offending star out
Of the enclosure. The stars then re-
fused to play, and there was intense eX-
element.
One good effect Of Base Ball Is TO
arouse = strong feeling Of pride. Il is
amusing 10 witness the delight with which
a fine play is received by hue ladies', a.
well as grave aud reverend s~eigneurS,
whereas when the enemy makes a
good play III the multitude make Wy
faces.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-27

TIRED OF POOLING WITH Him.
London, August 22.-An ultimatum has
been sent to the Rajah of Lemon, de-
handing the release within a fortnight
of the crew of the British steamer Mis-
ero, whom the Rajah has held in cap.
tivity ever since the vessel was wrecked
on his coast last November.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-27

TEE 164th DAY or HER FAsT.-Fort
ilaia, Aug. 22.-Kate Smulsey PASSED
he l64th day of her fast at noon to-day.
She is in the same sinking condition to-
night. Nothing passed her lips to day.
She talked family to several callers. DR.
loller says she may die in a few minutes
and may remain in the same condition
sor several days,
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uIG not succeed.
List OF letters remaining unclaimed
in the Raleigh Iostotlice, Wake county,
y. o., Saturday, August %, 1881:
Allen, Miss a; Aston, Miss Susan;
Aston, Miss (; Aston, Mrs Harriet;
Aston, Miss Laura; Aston, Mrs lot
tie.
Blackwell, Louis Blacnan, Miss
Ada Burton, Miss Lou; Brahon, Will
liam: Barnes. Miss Laura; Branch,
Miss Nancy; Bray, Miss Matte; Bash
ford, Miss G.; Beavers, Washington;
Boyd, James; Brown, Miss loliie !;
Brooks, Mrs Mary; Broughton, Castor;
Bra, Miss Diccy; blackwell. Mrs ltit-
ter; Barllam, Miss II; Eabcock, l..
Campbell, IL. NJ; Clark, II; Code,
Rubin; Crabtree, Cad; Cope, Char
lotte; Culp 4 Irwin, Messrs.
Daniel, Mrs Frances.
Diversified. Wilfrcd.
Fleming, Miss Belle, (2); Fletcher,
Mrs Susan; Foutz, John.
Gorham. Mrs Catharlne; Green, Mrs
Louisa; Green, Thomas; Griffith, Nh
Robert; Gibson, George l..
Hunter, Miss Addie; Hughes, Mrs II
A; Holloway, Miss +; lIudgin, Miss
Bette; Hooker, Ii; IIargroves, Obey;
Hayes, W; Harris, Miss Mary; Hart, J
T; Harvard, Mrs A NJ; Haywood, Mrs
Gussie; Hall, w j; Harris, Miss PEN
ME; IIeards, Is Il; Hill, Miss Lizzie;
Hinton, Mrs Candacc Hicks, Miss
Manara; Horn, Miss i.
Jones, Miss Jennie; Jones, Jacob J;
Jones, Mrs Jane; Jones, DIn'l, Jelfer-
son, Miss Fannie F; Johnson, Frank
lin; Johnson, Mrs Mary :; Jones, Miss
Florrie: Jones, James III; Jones, Mrs
Lula +.
Kirkland, Miss E F.; Killcbrcw,
Frank; knass, G W.
Lee, Mrs Caroline; Lee, Miss NJ;
Long, a w; Lynch, Mid.
Moore, Charlie Morcount. Norris;
McCluny, ID; Mangum, William Me
Coy. Cornelius; McClain, Miss Florence;
Morris, Miss Brinda.
Norwood, olivia.
Overton, II II.
Plummer, Mrs J \; putnev. Wesley;
Parha,n, Miss NJ A.
%l,andaw, Miss Mary; Wright. w;
Rogers, Miss Rebccca; Rollins, Mrs S.
Simpson, Miss Lizzie; Smith, J. L;
Sutherlm, 5; Safer, DS, Rev; Surles,
Miss X; stephens. Gray; Stellings, Jno
n.
Taylor, Miss Mamie; Taylor. Rich
ard: Taylor, Calvin; Terrell, Loltin;
Thompson, Miss Jennie; Thompson.
Alfred; Thomas, Aaron.
Wallace, Jno 5; Walden, Mrs Nancy;
Waggoncr, Mrs Mollic: Wagner, lien
~; Winbush, Mrs Bette; Whitaker,
Mr., Whitaker, TC; Williams. VIM a.
Coy; Watkins, Mss -, o.
Young, Daniel.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters. will please say "Adyertised.'
John NICHOLS. Postmaster.
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The best medical authorities acknowl-
edge the great value ofAyei's Cathartic
Pills, and frequently prescribe their u,e
with the utmost confidence. well knowing
that they are the most cffectual remedy
ever devised for diseases caused BY de-
rangements of the stomach, liver and
bowels.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-27

lin Iowa City a mob overpowcrcd
the sheri1's force and city police. and
tarred aud feathered a lawyer.
1.-The Danbury Reporter. md Posi-
says an intoxicated man fell 300 feci
down the Sauratown mountain a few DAYS
ago without sustaining a bruise. 1t is
thought by some if he had been sober he
would not have fallen, while others claim
# he had not been drunk he would have
been killed.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-27

....Racine, Wis, Aug. 24.-WhiIe
riding in an English cart on his farm
here j. |. Case was thrown ten feet by
the horse running away. He was stunned
and his back and shoulders were badly
injured. He has recently refused $45,-
900 for Jay-Eye-S See.
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CASH PaI.----owEST FIGURES.


k1-Th Party Conventions, Celebrations, Pubi.
Meetings, State Exposition, running 4 aeeksl. tn.
Election returns, tie Legislature, Courts, ct
Will bring thousands Of visitors TO Raleigh this
year. a si1-nlonths card of your Business, or
Profession, or School OUGHT 10 be q good invest
ment. NY IL.
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IN SCHOOL OR FAMILY,

4 young lady wf' can trleh English, Mat4mat-
}es, French a'Hi German; Wi-Le= a r,-.ls.. sn
school or family Aaaraz Aizz A., care 10 h Doa
=, Shelly, n. g..
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The State OF North Carolina,
Waiter J.. Ha1uSt4- Greotltg.
The defendant above namcd-you are
hereby notified 70 appear at the office Of
the Clerk OF the Superior Court for the
County Of Wake, on the 10Th day Of DC
tobcr, 1851, and answer The complaint. a
copy Of which viii be deposited il the
office of the Clerk Of the Superior Court
Of SAID County, in the city Of ltaleich,
within ten days from the date Of this
summons. and take notice chat il you fail
to answer the SAID complaint within the
time required b. law, the Plaintiff viii
apply to the Court for the relief demand
ed in the complaint. The purposes Of
this action Is the partition Of the lanls
devised by Ann Peek to the heirs Of
Walter j. Ramsey.
Hereof fail not, and of this summons
make due return.
Given under my hand, thi- 22nd day
of August, 1884.
CHAS. u. UPCHURCH.
Clerk Superior Court Wake County
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-27

WEDDINGS. In Raleigh on Wednes-
day evening last, by Rev. +. j.. Reid,
Mr.. p. II. Uzz.e and Miss Alley Fergue-
son.
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ITEMS FROM ELIZABETH CITY FAL-
CoN.-Andrew Joyncr, ot Pit, made
only seven speeches lhy actual count
aud tally) at the Congressional conven-
ton. This can only be accounted for
on the ground that the other hundred o.
two times lie would Ike to have spoken
he failed to catch the chairman eye
-Rumors came thick and fast We'd
nesday evening of 4 movement TO de-
feat skinner and nominate Latham. At
one time this seemed imminent. The
counties relied on to do this were main
~ Martin. Washington, Beaufort, Pitt,
Tyrrcll, Carteret, Pamlico. Herttord
and Camden. Beaufort and Pitt (and
possibly others) kicked, and the combi-
nation wouldn't work.-It IS a tortu-
nate thing for the Democratic party that
the efforts at Plymouth to defeat the re-
nomination of Mr.. Skinner lor Congress
did not succeed.
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~; Reinhart, pr5ncr,,Is
J n. S.aiiiusS taE
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r URN ELL & SON,
Evening star., 1884-04-08
The Base Ball Season Opened.
TEE PROVIDENCE LEAGUE DEFEAT THE wAsuINGT

NINE
The Providence league nine gained a victory over
the Washington nine at Athletic park yesterday. OF
10 to In eight innings The audience was very
large one, and showed the revival OF the interest
the game in Washington The game. although not
very exciting. was satisfactory one, considering
1t the opening Of the season for the home boys
1t served TO show that there Is some very good ma
terial in Mr.. Monkeys club, which Will do good
work before the season is over. Six OF the visitors
given their base on balls in the first half OF
the game on account OF the Irregular pitching Of
Trumbull, which accounts Tor the large score OF the
visitors With Hamil pitching in the latter part OF
the game the Washington boys played much stead
ier and stronger.
SALE OF STOCKS, ETC.--PerS0ns seeking invest
mentS OF safe character should attend the sale of
bank. railroad. insurance. gas and other stocks to
be sold tomorrow at ! O'Clock p. m. at Duncan
sons auction rooms, 9Th and ID streets northwest.
See advt,
Evening star., 1884-04-08
CITY AND DISTRICT.
An,uscmrs,ts. &C.. To.ricis:.

NATIONAL THE4TEH--M. t. Curtis in ISAIAH OF
ro~rn.
FOkD's OPEN HoCsE--s.PrinceSS Ida: or, Castle
AdtinanJ, - John >trtSc!I's COMPANY.
DIME dUsECI.-''I I4c.e Toms Cabin and curl
eSiti-s
lBEATER tcNIqUE--''AntCS and varieties.
BARLOW ART CfALLERY.-Fret Art Exhibition.
Evening star., 1884-04-08
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
CFFICr OF TPE CHIFF SrGxAL OFFICER

CFFICr OF TPE CHiFF Sr,iSAI. OFFICER
wssHIHsToS, j. C-.April :. ISL 9.3D ami
For the middle Atlantic states local rains
partly Cloudy weather. variable winds shifting 10
westerly and southweStery sight chang. in Ierl-
pe-ature. falling. followed in southern portions by
r.s.nC barometer. Local rains are Indicated for
New England and the middle Atlantic states to
n.ht followed by Clearing weather In the middle
Atlantic states on Wednc,day
We OFFER tomorrow FIVE huufred assorted
Nig-ht-t0WnS. slightly solicit FOR sc apiece Thc>.,
goods have been sid some S high a. - All must
&. ami VIII 80 for 80. Tomorrow
y DANNA>N. Agt-. So 9TH street.
8.RoNETERs all kinds Hempler's. 453 Pa ave
OUR 5-hocl1 Foster Kids We offer Tomorrow for
a.. genuine bargain.
y DiuM.SS. Agt-. sos 7th street
The NEW PHOTo ART Co. sO5 Pa ave- have
eoiipfied many ne" improvements To meet ali In
creased patronage. The rapid plate process. per-
fsCtei Ld DOW used by ali leading photographers
IA tAe country. Il used exclusively at thls studio
frl6eS reins.iu the sIme. cabinet photos - Per
d"Z; duplicates from negatives on hand s250 per
uCI-
OuE se@5 Jersey to-morrov for s1sa
A DANMANN. Agt-. ot6 'th street
BASE B,Ii--On account Of rain to-day. the game
between t!e WaslInEtons and Providence clubs
has be''i postponed until tomorrow
OURsl.s9 Coaching P.,rlsoIs tomorrow s1.a5
y DiNHAS,., Agt. Sto 9Th street.
The fine photos Of Nets nemethyS, 11O9 Pa. ave-.
continue To De IS per d0Z., with "a thirteenth
painieI
oUs 25c. Lisle-Thrtild Gloves tomorrow I9c
y DATMiSS, Agt-, sto 9TH street
OUR s. Satin-Iined epallsl-lace trimmed Parasol
\. p4TM.NS. A.,t. 500 .th street.
Evening star., 1884-04-08
DRY GOODS.
EASTER OrExISG.

EASTER OrExlxc
SEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY 4 BROTHER,
DRY GOODS OF THE BEST CLASS. COMPLETE
STOCK IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
ELEGANT RIACK AND COL RED SILKS
Cup CE DRESS FABRICS
NEW BLACK G4RfN AnINES
ENbROlntRt l. PONGFFS.
INDIA SILKS
EMBROIDERED ROBES.
EMBROIDERED FICHUS
NEW eFEINII WRAPS
BRAIDED JACKETS.
$780, - IMPORTED JERSEYS.
PURE LINEN LAWNS.
ANDERSONS SCOTCH ZFPHYRS.
NEW fisE\C Oh SATINES
$780, - NEW PRINTED BATISTES.
NEW PARAS0LS AND UMBRELLAS.
PERI\uT'S hid gloves.
FKENCH 4 L CDESETS.
NEW hANDhFECHIEFS.
SILK HOSIERY.
ALL THE --LATEST EUkOPEAN NONELTIES."
INCLUDING THE 'NU>T APPROVED
PARIS STfEE>' FOR THE
SPRING AND SUMNER OF 1851
SFCHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND coz
RECT PRICES GUARANTEED
Evening star., 1884-04-08

l. Brightens and Invgorates the Halr and restores
faded gray hair to its youthful color and lustre Peo
pie with hair prefer to the Re,ewer rather than
proclaim to the world. through their heached locks,
that they becoming aged and passing t. decay
apS
Evening star., 1884-04-08
srari.frrs eff Real I..,ute.

srar.frr> eff Real E..,ute.
iJ'1,> II - htv. b.-.L HE'D a. follows: Eliza beth
". E1we 20 PAUL Btur. pt z ana sub 3 Ssi ~.
,2.yssl James Net.e- II al 10 ". ". Saet.rf Ipf
.ud :. 81 ~ $I-.Htl = Barker 10 NJ Schneider
sub S, - ,J9: s>SG J W Isorc.cr 10 kate + or
.f-te ~ ~ ~ 81: $500 l. K Tutt.e 10 Mathelte
i'ssrs IJt II. y ir~ N.t". 81 ESQ. John tiulnlaI
- " johnson. ii r II So $40,
TBa HCsA>E soCIErY.-Ihe executive committee
u tar hUIGalr society held lleetin YESTERDAY at
i.i- Rev headquarters, Nc 1870 New York avenue
he report o' Treasurer = NJ Trueii an1 secretary
=, ;" >iIli.-S lic~itet' an encouraging exhibit OF
ttH' ~Occiy's affairs. committee 10 consider th,.
Question pf the d y pound ana th@ methods OF dog
II. -. Feusial. Nv man Douglass and Nr, WIn
y Chandler. Csf!aInlttr- 10 confer with the DIS
1 spintiiS-Iarsr- on The elI,,fe,.- Of sarer,n,-
tfysgh~ Throughout tie city w.s appointed con
>l~jia2 ot WIS HAYES. Miss Douglass and Capt t.
". Tr7Ir.L
CHOICE NrsiC.-ln hone OF the churches VIII th.
L"ntrl >tr'ire beiuH-IH- 10 Holy Week IL NOR.
beautifully corductcd thau In Trinity Catholf,.
fhIIch- 'fcofGttO"H he "ilce Of IenetT;r. the
HYMN Of JeIrIGitii, tne Passion. Sc viii ue sing
bS choir az twenty priests aId scAnIastics s:o.l
t'"orSetoEn toloEe. led 10y the reverend president;
who's voice Is OF most Nc,pttonaI quality.
INSURANCE COMPANIES ELYCooNS-st an elec
jt0n u directors held Yesterday 10y the Columbia
frr Insurance cuIip3L, tir following tlt ted
The ensuing wear. John \ B.k,r Thomas I
Fisher, Robert l. Fleming. W Nj G,a.t &C t,.ayrr
Frederick b. Haguire. 4. II. Warner. g. H. B " Kite
and a A. Willard At The meeting OF the Curct-
board of directors was re-e.ected a. follows J =.
Lehman. \. Ii. Herr. james H. CARY. {. y. IsIue,
e. y. McliHeLLy. T. DroOp. J. l. Barbour H. c,
stewart, Joseph X. oaS-in and J. I. Dyer
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF rH.KYiCY At the
annual meeting OF TIL. college. held y. ,tcrfiay
the following gentlemen Were elected 10 SfrS. Tor
The coming year: President. Nr O.. a.. C. StBiI-.
ir-t vice president. Mr. r D. DONins: er,~,:d
vice president Prof. H. L kanISow,Al: secrctary
Dr. j. X. Walton: treasurer. Mr. John y. NiIiluru:
and as additional trtisIets. Nessrs w Thomp-
son, w e. Duckett;C harles Becker. K b. Ferxison,
". C. nburn, K l. Eliot and DR.. VI. Nulcaster.
BARGAIHs.-SuInmer silks. new styles. 3. cents
nPTtH0 shirts. 81 cents; at TOHSOn>, PeDn>y IY&nia
aSenue, south side, near the market See aiver-
flseLnent.
COISToS'S IECTURE-The lecture OF Gen r. f.
CoSton. on th ''S0udan, al Consrega ;iona church
toinJTrOw evening, Will be illustrated with siAJy
htereOpticoE views. GSn. C0iStOu does not READ nj
lecture, but delivers IL without notes with fine
eject. Tickets ut the church and NetZerotts.
FOOL TABLES AT AUCTIOS.-Walter B. Williams s
Co, auctioneers Will sell within their sale,rOOms
tomorrow morning. at II O'Clock, two handsome
pool tables, in perfect order.
Evening star., 1884-04-08
NEw SPRING Goons RECEIVED Ar
LUTTRELL & WINES
No 1880 PENNA AVE corner 10Th st NV

NO 1880 PENNA AVE. corner 10th st NV
Beautiful Summer Silks. worth 7=r.; our price. 5ar
Coored " Sl-"0; Sl25.
Elegant Black - SL50: = -
81 80, Sl6o. 81. IS. 81 50. s.. 90.
8. p and 81 50
Casfulercs all the shades value 62Ic price SOC
Black Cashmeres. - ~. 30. to. 15c. and 81
Ottoman Cloths (neN shades. elegant quality 81
- Black
GsfSter Cloth, New Shades &c
Nuns Yelling. all colors.
Ladies' Cloth. 4"
New Dress Goods in Plaid
\ few Patterns of Pongce silks AZ cos.
one case Lawns Just IN. value 'c: our price SC.
- l2D: 1Oc
Enll line French Satteen
LOCO pairs Misses Hose reduced from soc to 15c Great
Bdrgalu
800 pairs Corsets reduced from SOC to soc.
he B,-t " lite Spread in Washington at 81 %
E CANT line of Cloths and Casseres for Spring Wear
suits mad. to order
FIII HE able DaluaSkS -. 10 81 ardal
SHIRTS. Laulldrltd d ami Tuauldrie,i.
SHIRTS made to order and fit guaranteed
LUIIhELI. WINE
1880 Ftllna avenue.
nli13l-Im Corner tUtn street.
Evening star., 1884-04-08
Spring Dnr Goops.

hOfNI-Nu IDN1 "UUIS.
Just received another of those - inch ALBATR0S
all shades only 5oc
One case of COLORED CASHMERE new street shades
al soc per yard. worth 621p.
New shades of DRESS GOODS III all the desirable
effects, from lowest TO finest.
BLACK GOODS Just received an elegant assortment of
Spring and Summer weight from 5uc to ! Is per
yard.
One lot OF COLORFD GROS GRAIN SILK special
bargain. at 81.
One lot of COLORED RHADINIERS at 81 25 per ward
worth 81 it. ali goods
One lot of SCRAH SILK in Il shades 81 per ward
These goods cheap Il SID. and bought
direct from manufacturers.
All Tx twisted GRENADINES q tied down at 7.c 81
S 70. u. 80 and Sl1o per yard, warranted TO
slip.
QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFITS
s. l.. HEMPSTONE.
nlh29 SOB MARKET SPACE.