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Mr. LoyEslSo. Of Mess.s. Hoffnnug & Co.
sydney, N. 4. W.. Australia, suffered agony
from the govt and was unahle 10 ri nm ,tslyS
a iew applications Of ST. jacobs oil, tbs
mag'csl pnin.rAlievpr. c,,rrd Mn, ' t"e
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"heel,Dy usalesNls Market.

. SAS4LIhet 1ufkoAf, J9lyS. II
gehcEil advance In tho meat market will be
noaccd In this mornings quotations.. Outside Of
this very few changes will DO noticed, rhsrc wa
III Indication yes!cldy Of a1eaesal s,Ifrening Of
Tue sassF 5'a'se;, bat not enough &c vartspt i
change In price. -. - NV
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tatet erehsd attsHc; hishess SIZE; loves, sssze.
aud clcAad At t9]Sc Sales 49, 9.C.t barrels: cIear,
Ancth i,dlG COZ barrels; runs 1850 b.irsia: Iait.
ian sy,oa barred; .hai!c's at paflell iii
Pfr7sHp.oa, r.. III ys,-ia tho hft.,no,, ,,,.
ston the mar set declined RgAin &c hsXc but re-.
ly active. 'DA "" t-.r'
ITrsyILs, "a July s-0p'rri al ya,<c; hshut
A9'ae: oW:e! ts,;c; c:o.ca Rltgc total inipuienIt
ss.gy, barrels ca'tten 79da baEscs; tuus 7Ss
NEW YosK. July G=2tt.oisuAl steady: United
Coo; ieaned Isst;Xc, eA'S''
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Llvi HoAEs, sexton OF Nj. Wood Cemetery,
10 very III from Tho lscih Of tho excessive
heat last week. lie wsn not expected to t..
!. .v.v 81 sventuv
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
oL
Tho annual meeting Of the stNckho'ler1 O. thO s
Buckeye Gl1a Company will 10 held IN RcL,lo',
n.n. tpfnei Market and Twelfth fucsts, whrrIfuy
": w. on AoSDAI, July 2.ss, at 2I'eloot r y,
". J. r, Nlf.IFp s,n.,,...
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THE quotations given in our live Mock reports arc
those Q! tho retail market, except when othctwue
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THE FIRST DAY.
GSs.iaaed ftpn tnss l,aat.

the vote WA announced rs twslvs ayes and
twelve noes. The Secretary inquired;
"What do you DO with the other two
voter a voice echoed, "Hang thsml''
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fsn, ss,n. my tlore room, tr,,, iEEM OF
!. K ziNe inv" 'o'''.ion Elysa sst,. 81 yin 10
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STOCKHOLDERS \ EE1ING.
There will b an annual meeting q, Al, s,ou,.
holders Of tho Ohio Valley GlIss Comrauy n, ,ho
compsny's on,ce. JULY II, 1884,
ie91 G N, RHCDps r,,.,
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For RENT,

Il ,,ol aE Z ON. ;.,, LARGE, FLF1s7 !,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-09

Ar the l.st mtsllpgoi franklin Lodge No.
.. /. O. Q. u, tho following eiIteis wtfs IL.
stalled ter the tnsuing Term: J. Harvey
Dtyote, y. q J. W. l,Aiksr, Y. q; G. K.
Emtth, Secretary; u, \. Caldwell. Ttsasnfrr.
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Twenty car loads Of steel ralls wsIa r..
ceiyed At Cisysyilie Monday md IRE b,Irg
laid near that place. The u. 4 o. IL con.
,iuually 3. work improving tho Hemp Gsld
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WANTED,

w A ~ III p GOOD NTHSv -,
ys "iHs Byron .t,e,t IEs StSS Gill.
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EHICA1O. JlIyb--Jbb I5oftJf .leNyaA stporti
Live hoss-Receip!s q co.. he d: shirmcnu nd
head: market weak An. Ias?0c !oseE rough pack.
!l1ht Is Us 20; As!rs 81 coat 70. U.itle-EsccInu
oe9 head shipm.n;s9 ~ head; boat stcidy; l. wer
Grades loc lower: expotH x6 t~6 D. guod 10 choice
shippinH 20 d5a66g cotnroa 10 medium IS i0aG o.;
head: khit mens TO 4e: best lru: tommGn du,l VI,
icrior TO fAir t. 2,a3 20 cwt: inedura 10 g06d ii Coz
M y; choice 70 e!!is t4:hl5 2i lambs Il t0As ~
KAT L4sxsrf, July S.-Catll,-aarket slow at
UNCHANGED rrsteE receipts 1871 .tcad: shipments
. WI mead. Moss-Naries htm. receipts o head;
forkers IS tca5 70. eherp-Market slow Al I'M,
changed prices; for Rooi ihcap lss2pc al on vm.
n ~ t 70 tnedsum; tS+,2I isN Held; thipusnu
!, 0te4lsAT, o., July s-Livc hoSs active and
r S9n u nnd light S4?sas % packing ard
los head " Seo' 4"ApASNs
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Z ~ ""Ar'
!, s Fam , e. about 9sGes ms.y t7rtstsl All
DWELL z, bans, DC. A good uo,,1ir- ' ,,1' pS
mfSS custom coed lev clstri.r nm ,hiI i az
Wates powell. all In good TX Coed pp n,n.
Iemenh ithl mica ron IL 40, X. r, az S.,
oesifAblc properly In tho county. Adi!n.s '''
les. Gaze lalelllycnter Once, wtc,i,o... X Y.
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The TINE HIS COVE
BOSTON.

WHEN THE GENTLEMAN OF IEASURE HES
HIM TO TIRE sEAsHoRE OR THE MOUNTAINS
OR PERHAPS HIS FANCY LEADS HIM TO SPEND
HIS SUMMER VACATION IN TRAVEL BY SEA OR
LAND, OR BOTH.
BEFORE TAXING HIS FLIGHT, WHICHEVER
WAY HIS INCLINATION POINTS, WE WOULD ASK
him TO TAKE PEEP IN OUR SHOW WINDOWS
OR BETTER VISIT OUk ESTABLISHMENT. AND
THE PROBLEM THAT HAS WORRIED HIM (wHAT
TO WEAR WHILE AWAY) SOLVES ITSELF: HIS
EVERY WANT IN TIE MATTER OF SUMMER
ATTIRE HAS BEEN ANTICIPATED. He WILL
SEE OR BE SHOWN WITH POLITENESS AND At
TENTION AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF TROPICAL
CLOTHING TO SUIT THE TASTE OF THE MOST
fAsIIpIoUs AND THE MOST PLAIN. SEER
SUCKER SUITS. THE MATERIAL OF WHICH WAS
MADE IN THE NATIVE HUTS OF FAR OFF HIN
DOOSTAN. INVITATIONS OF THE SAME MADE IN
THIS COUNTRY AND IN ENGLAND CONSIDER
a s,sI Less IN PRICE, But STRONG. DURABLE
AND THOROUGHLY sHRUNK AND 50 NEAR
LIKE TIE ORIGINAL THAT IT TAKES PRAC-
TICED EYE TO TELL WHICH Is WHICH. WE
HAVE ALL SHADES OF BOTH.
PoNGEE COATS AND VESTS LIGHT AND
GACZEY AS THE SPIDERS WEB MADE BY THE
INDUSTRIOUS NATIVES OF THE 'FLowERY
KINGDOM" CUBAN CRIaIPS FROM THE EVER
FAITHFUL ISLE" SOUTH AMERICAN CHECKS
FROM CHILL PERU AND THE BRAZILs LIGHT
WEIGHT SINCE SUITS IN ALMOST EVERY
SHADE FROM THE ORTHODOX BLACK TO THE
MORE PRONOUNCED DRAB AND SLATE COLoRs
AND AT PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL
DRAP D'ETEs NUNS CLOTHS. ZEPHYR WEIGHT
CASSIAEREs AND CHEyIOTEENS WITHOUT
END, IN SUITS AND OTHERWISE. AND AT
PRICES THAT WILL SURPRISE THE BUYER WHO
KNOWS THEIR ACTUAL VALUE
THE BUSTER, THAT INDISPENSABLE GAR
MENT TO THE TRAVELLER HAS RECEIVED
FROM US ITS FULL SHARE OF ATTENTION. WE
HAVE THEM IN ALL COLORS AND QUALITIES
MAN MEASURING 81 INCHES, BREAST MEAS
IRE, WITH EQUAL FACILITY
TO THE STAY AT HOMES" BY WHICH WE
MEAN THOSE WHO PREFER THE SOLID COM
FORTS OF HOME COMBINED WITH THE
BEAUTIES OF WASHINGTON. TO THE SHORES
OF THE DEEP SOUNDING sea- OR THE
RUGGED GRANDEUR OF THE LOFTY TOPS, WE
WOULD SAY VISIT OUR ESTABLISHMENT AND
WE WILL AID YOU IN MAKING LIFE IN WASH.
INGToN DURING THE heated TERM AS COOI,
AND ENJOYABLE AS IF YOU WERE LIVING IN A
MODERN ARCADIA
REMEMBER. OUR PRICES ARE MARKED IN
PLAIN FIGURES. THE SAME PRICE TO ALL. A
CHILD WHO CAN BARELY MAKE KNOWN HIS
WANTS FARES AS WELL AS The MOST EXPERI-
ENCED BUYER
OUR PRESENT HOUSE (OUR NEW BUILDING WILL,
BE OCCUPIED By US ON APRIL 1sT, 1857 WE ARE
DETERMINED TO CARRY NONE OF OUR PRESENT
STOCK WITH U.s. OUR PRICES-ALWAYS Low
ARE NOW WAY DOWN. OUR GOODS ARE MARKED
TO SELL COME AND SEE AND BE CONvINCED.
A. sAKs & CO..
THE ONE PRICE TAILORs AND CLOTHIERs.
y2 316 and sIs eth Street
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CUTIcuRA
MIRACLES OF HEALING UNPARALLEp IN MEpr.
| CAL HISTORY

have been afflicted for twenty yesrs With an obssi
nate SKID Disease called by NJ DIS psoriasis and
others ieprosy commencing scalp an in spite
OF Al could do with the help oftthe ot skful doc
tors 1t slowly but surely extended until year ago
THIS winter 1t covered entire person form Of dry
scaie For the Last three have been unable to
do any labor. and suffering intensely all the time
Every morning thsre could be nearly . dustpanful of
scales taken from the sheet mr. bed some OF them
hAN AZ large - the envelope containing this letter In
the latter part Of winter akin commenced cracking
open tried everything almost that could be thought
Of without relief The 18th Of June started West
In hopes could reach the Hot Springs reached De-
troit and was SO low thought should have to go to
the hospital. but finally got far lansing, Mich
where i had sister living. One Dr. - treated me
about two weeks but did me no good All thousht I
mad but short time to live. earnestly prayed to die
Cracked Though the skin all my back. across my
nbs arms, hands. limbs feet badly swollen toe nails
came of. finger nails dead and hard bone hair dead
dry ana meless as old straw. o, my God! how did
suffer
My sister had small part Of box Of Cuticura In the
mouse She wouldn't give up; said. We will try Cuti
cura' Some was applied on hand and arm Eureka,
there was relief stopped the terrible burning sensation
from the word 60 They immediately got the CurIcURA
hLsoLTENr, CuTIcURA and CUTICURA Soar. / com.
rerced by taking tablespoonful Of Resolvent three
times day. after nleals: had bath once DAY. water
about blood heat. used Cuticura Soap freely spilled
Cuticurs morning and evening Result returned to nv
home IL just six weeks from time left and my skin -
smooth As this sheet of paper
HIRAM E. CARPENTER.
Henderson. Jefferson County Ny
Sworn to before this nineteenth day of January
ieeo "A NJ LEFFIHewELL-
Justice Of the Peace"
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ScxxER Silks Ar HAIR Price.

WEHAVE JUST Purchased FROM AN IMPORTER
LOT OF
CHECKED SUMNER SILKS
At ABOUT ONE-HALF THEIR VALUE AND HAVE
PLACED THEM ON OUR COUNTER AT THE Low
PRICE OF SOC. THESE GOODS ARE FULL BOILED
GIACE- AND AT THE PRICE ARE RARE BARGAINS
BLACK OTTOMAN SILKS AT T5C THAT wOUI o
BE CHEAP AT SIPS WARRANTED ALI. SILK
WE ARE OFFERING CHEAT INDUCEMENTS TO
BUYERS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
SCOTCH GISGHAAS ISc
FRENCH SATINES, sc
PURE LINEN LAWNS I5r
FINE QUALITY BATISTE. WORTH nc Also
1ARAsOLS AND sun UMBRELLAS Vary CHEAP
CAE Ik1CE.
". M. sHUSTER i ss,,NS
9le PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NB.-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST .ao
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Minister Lowell is so much better of his govt that
he has decided 70 give Fourth OF July dinner He
should take care lest his patriotism gives him re-
lapse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-02

We now have II officially that Spain doesn't want
20 sell Cuba and that this country doesn't want to
buy II That ought to settle this silly rumor
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halIy and CUTIcCRA and CUTIcrRA SOAR, the great
skin cures externally, clear the Complexion cleanse
the SKIN and Scalp and purify the Blood of every species
Of Itching Scaly Pnnply. Scrofulous Mercurtal and
Cancerous Humors and Skin fortunes when physicians
hospitals and all other means fail Sold everywhere
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
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The Democratic politicians are already gathering
at Chicago The earliest birds were shouters for
Butler and Flower, but 10 remains 70 be seen If
either viii capture the worm. John Kelly. at the
head OF sx hundred Tauraany braves, sets out on
Saturday. His last words at a Tammany meeting
yesterday were not very encouraging 10 the Cleye-
land men, but the friends Of the Governor are
showing good deal OF spirit for their chief, and t
- possible lie may yet overcome the opposition de-
yel0ped In lis state. The Washington contingent
viii set away py Friday Ut SATURDAY. leaving Con-
gresS 10 adjourn or take \ rccass a. it happens
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Gen Gordon comes to the relief Of the Gladstone
ministry just In the nick or time by dispatch an
nouneing his safety. AS the Egyptian conference
Is now In session this Information will help the
governments position materially.
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FoH TH1nrY DAYS Osnr

We ofer tie following great bargains As we find our
stock entirely too large must sell - we
need The money.
Our stock OF Shoes and Slippers is very complete and
II viii You TO look at stock before buying a We
ASSURE you you can save money in doing So
LADIES' fine Kid s3 butt Shoes now 800
Ladies fine Kid 81 81 but. Shoes now 80 50
LADIES' me md butt shoes, 81. Is, 81 So al7s
- al! OF which are soosi valre at 81 COZ
Kisses shoes all solid 81. 20. Sl25. 81 so
Chilcrepis Shoes At any price
Nlsses xnc Children spring heels from Coz M
Mems handeorne low shoes from al up
MEMS very handsome low butt only 81 so
Our mems Burts low shoes for the balance of th>
ssson at The extraordinary low price Of "a and are
worth from Is 10 o.. NV
Our hue OF LADIES', Misses and Children Slippers
must not lie overlooked
beautiful Opera Slipper for 75c
Some eesant House Slippers at lie &c xnc s0,
Misses and Cnildren's NJ The same low pricea ~
IL fact. entire stock at . Ersst sacrtaca Cali
ry and secure some OF these bargains at the Reliable
bee StOEss Of
slNsHEIMER BROS,
$S sos eth and s15l NJ streets
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FOURTH Or Jurr.

Il OCh4d NE y UL1.
ON WHICH OCCASION WE CLOSE QUE STORE,
CONSEQUENTLY We HAVE DECIDED TO
HAVE OUR KfGUIAR WEEKLY
REMN ANT DAT
RsDAY, July So.
REMNANTS OF GLOVES
GLOVES FOR SMALL HANDS.
We have
% PAIRS OF OPERA GLOVES
In
r. is AND Is BUTTON LENGTH. IN SIZES -. 81
AND 81 ONLY.
MANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS WILL SOON HE
GOING TO THE sEAsHORE AND COUNTRY,
AND MAY POSSIBLY WANT, FOR DANCES
AND RECEPTIONS OPERA GLOVES. FOR
SUCH WE QUOTE THE FOLLOWING PRICES:
12-BUTTON OPERA KID GLOVES
Former price g. 60 now SLs0
1sBUTToN OPERA RID GLOVES.
Former price g. now g.
s-BUTToN OPERA KID GLOVES
Former price $3.50 now g.
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
MARROW BORDERS IN EIGHTH AND QUARTER
INCH HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHTEFs ARE
NOW THE FAVORITE STYLE.
We have In stock three styles Of ~ in hem printed
borders. which we desire TO clear have never
been sold less than 25c. EACH ard now offer you the
choice Of these styles for
8 FOR Soc
calling them remnantsl and Offering them special for
REMNANT DAY SALES.
THURSDAY. JULY SD.
FOR REMNANT DAY sPEc1ALr1Es IN OTHER
DEPARTMENTS SEE TOMORROW POST" AND
WOODWARD 4 tOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRICE oNLfl
WHITE SWEET S0UPrhhs 2Ea D SEzzs $500
WHITE DRY scUppERNoNa WINE, ,>o,.,, -, ~
RED SWEET scuppERNoNe VINE o..,. -,
RED DRY scuppERsosa WINE, BIN noxpx =, N
WHITE SWEET scUPPEssosq lE MIS SE1nos. ., %
RED SWEET scuppEsSoSa VINE ,rov ., .x
These scuppernouss smooth. fruity and capital
Ladies' Wine
JOHN r. NAGRUDER
FINE GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
1417 New York Averue
Only Agent for To-Day Vineyard Of North Carolina
EsrAB1lsHED 1881
w. III. WHrArnrY e Sos,
DYEING AND SECURING,
AVN ~ ' dEoRaETowN. D. @.
Goods called for and delivered Of charge to any
place In the city Postal Cards responded to promptly
jyl3m
CARR1AaEs. Carriages
CARRIAGES.
NY Stock Of BugHies and Family Carriages both new
the latest styles Special attention paid to carriages
suitable for country USE
All work sold warranted to be q represented
Repairing promptly attended sd Fl p GRAHAM
Repository and Factory410, 49, Ala aud 416 9Th st.
1yl-St Bet D and 4 sta n. W.
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The reduction made In the revenues by the oper-
alton o. the act passed by the Forty-Seventh Con-
gress, during the fiscal year which ended on Mon
day az S42 0000 COO This is less than the estimate
made by the friends or the measure, which showed
probable reduction Of $4,000 600; but It Is very
material lcssenIng OF Treasury receipts In the
light of the statistics IL is foolish 20 say that the
revenue redaction act OF the last Congress has ac-
eonapliSheI nothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-02

over sixty million Collars In interest and divt-
dends was paid oEt e. The holders CT corporation
securities n New York Yesterday, and the market
at once felt the oeneet Of large supply Of cash
seeking Investment There had beer apprehen-
sions that some Of the large corporations, whose
credit Just now Is hot the best would be unable to
meet their Obligations but these fears were JUsti-
ned In only one instance The general effect OF the
dsys Transactions, therefore, was 10 give better
tone To the market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-02

Mr.. John Lawrence Sullivan. OF Boston, the emf
nens oruiser, has been pushed By bis admirers as a
candidate for Congress, In emulation OF the late
Hon John Morrissy, pugtlist and gambler, who
once represented New York city district. But the
Madison square garden fzzle has knocked him out
as a candidate As Halstead said OF Garfield, she
hasn't the record to run on" Morrssy was plug
ugly but he never disappointed the boys by getting
drunk when he was advertised TO light.
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TIE STAR Office Is connected with the Telephone
EKchsns~. Advertisements. orders for the paper By
mail and otherwise. news or any Information or bus
ness can BE sent day or night free OF charge.
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EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE

Never was there IN Washington nicer or srester w.
west, who carries ia stock all of the most modern IA
sies 70 choose from consisting Of different style and
Sizes OF fhsetons OF surreys Of Dayton Warn ST
WAGONS of Extensions and side OF Bugs1e~ fn
$50 pounds ny; Carts Of al kinds for business aud
pess pre With or without tops carrying or parsons,
harness he above sftices Tor .sis 81 qsSs
represented All kinds of work built 70 order and ~
pairing and Painting PROMPTLY done st
EOR SALE AT aEYER's as c sTREET-so CAR.
nd & aha Mssons OF all styes both second hs nd
quite lot Of Hor.es adapted for ali paTpose Quite
large stock Of horses and carriages 20 hire on the t
jel4 WW n GEyrp
IS0k sALE-A LARGE LOT OF SECOND HAND
ard makes must be sold At .acrfee Tor CAN or ~ b.
9. L WILD 4 BRO. 700 7t6 street n v. mySS am |"
EoR SALE-I INVITE THE CARRIAGE USING
public to call and examine my aswe stock Of sprin0
and Summer Carriages and second hand the atss3
styles and best make at the lowest prices JOIN III
1OONG SlS 9th street northwest. myS- SIN
Eok SALE-A FINE AND VARIED AssORTNEST
~ % spflns and summer Carriages, such vctorisa
I'm etens, Extension TOPS Jump sesta Two Wheel
h. kspsiring promptly attended TO- koBT. III dRx.
aAM hepository and FACTORY. 4l0 4l6 9Th St cps
FOR sALE-PERsoNs ABOUT PURCHASING, FX.
Horse .rsee HARNESS. &c WIN d n t. t sssr "a.
mand for such stock have . me stoci of Ishtpsns
Jumps Carriages: Also Drsgs Iaudaus SurT1sr
Carts BusHies. Horses. &c. 1 can furnish compietc
sstistsction suar.nseeS Nm pow sS9rse't nSSss
Io1o 70 1874 repository 1877 to l629 street ap2l s
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FINE GUYS Ar Auction.
j. L. O'MEARA l. CO.,


1347 Pennsylvania Avenue.
VIII sell ut auction WEDNESDAY EVENING July
ID NJ p ~. large and select stock OF fine Breech-
loading Shot Guns. Rifles sc All of the best makers
viii be represented. such Greener Colt Hemingway
Moore. James &c
Al Persons wanting good gun at low price should
attend this special SALE great bargains may be
pected ie9O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-02

simultaneously with the news that the cholera
is spreading in Europe comes report.from Ohio
that Keifer has decided after all, to seek the vim
dcation OF reelection and Is vigorously pulling
wires to that end He Is however, not likely to
become epidemic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-02

EcOR kENT-OsBORNE HOUSE 600 lxTH STREET
northwest seferal large and handscmely furniahed
ftoSms On nfst and second doors: dining room At:
the houee or persons roong elsewhere Summer rates.
MoomA xIo to 930 Per month, according to location
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

Fol. RENT.FLAT on sEcoND. FLOo9 or ~
cation In the city. Best rsfercnces given and required
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Bf TWO LADIES FOR PERMANENT
w arrangement two three second door Unfur-
nshed Rooms from the middle Of July of August;
references exchanged. Address o. f.. Star office.
ie276ts
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EcOR RENT-A LARGE AND HANDSOMELY FUR.
- ntshed Room. second door southern exposure and
| smau private family; $40 per month sSS street
| northwest. It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-02

TOR EENT-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL sUB-LE
on, half Of bis 0f69e, 1881 Pennsylvanis avenue
. suitable tenant. PETER CAMPRELL iyi al
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WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GROCERY CLERK
Nv one that knows how to cut meats. App II 70 ~
Ifh street southwest
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-28

everywhere, only SO the Sabbath
was broken. And this seems to be
the main motive of these anti-Pro-
hibitionists. They wish to destroy
the sweet sanctity of Gods holy
day and establish continental
Sabbath. Knowing the designs of
the enemy it behooves us to be up
and doing.
Ten years ago our Union num-
numbered one thousand mem bers,
now we muster only fifty. Were
there not ten healed? Where are
the nine?" Perhaps the move
ment is not as popular as it was in
Crusade times, but we venture the
prediction that the time is not far
distant when it will he thousand
times more 50.
We have in our Union dear
old mother that reminds me very
forcibly Of dear old Mother Hill of
New Jersey, who never failed to
cali for prayer when the hour ar
rived at our National Convention.
Mother Hill is gone, but we have
our Mother Holiday. She has
done.a wonderful work in her life
time, and has wonderful history.
Notwithstanding her eighty-three
years she is always in her place
and ready to do more than her
share of work. A few months ago
she sent her FREEMAN to a relative
in distant State, and the result
is Union in that town on the
plan of the FREEMAN organization.
So you see dear FREEMAN, that
your influence is not confined to
our own young State, but is felt
far and wide, even in the distant
West.
In closing this desultory letter l
would breathe the prayer of the
Psalmist upon our own Union in
the State and in the land. "Let
the beauty of the Lord our God be
upon us, and establish thou the
work of our hands upon us, yea,
the work Of our hands establish
thou it,"
Praying Gods blessing upon the
FREEMAN and all the workers,
We are yours,
.....- SECRETARY.
WHEELING, May 10, "a.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-28
Convention Notes.

Mrs. Emily Chambers writes,
"There will be four delegates from
Martinsburg to the Convention"
Our President says, "Wheeling
will send six"
So far as we have heard, every
Union save Terra Alta will send
delegates, and of course that Union
will too; only they have failed to
report.
Miss List, President of the
Wheeling w. G. T. u, among ma
ny other good things, says: 81
should have been glad to have
shared your "labor Of love" in the
Penitentiary, last Sunday. | have
always found such efforts blessed
beyond expression. IT'S wonder
full indeed how our own souls are
fed, in trying to break to others
the bread of life.
The ladies of our Union have de-
cided to invite Mrs. Wells to hold
"Parlor Reception" in our city.
1t will be in my mothers parlors.
x 4 X X Please let us
know the time of her coming as
soon as possible, that we may have
time to prepare our Reception
Cards. I wish we might hope to
have you with US. | am sure it
would add very much to the enjoy
ment of the occasion. If you can
slip in a word in writing me again,
in regard to the Prison Work in
your city-how it is conducted
results, l shall be very glad.
Delegates to the Convention
were appointed yesterday. Mrs.
Hopkins is one Of them"