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What causes the great rush at VI. Lively's
lrlg et"rc>' The free distribution of sample
bottles OF Or Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup,
the most popular remedy for coughs, colds con-
sumption and bronchitis now on the market
Regular size 80 cents and 81. Aim
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lecture Tonight.

Prot II Fclkcl will deliver The weekly lee !
tNr" ~ Library Hall this evening. His subject
VII h. Tho Position of Poetry in the Arts
Hi lecture will be entirely different from a
'nrin,r Anr anon Poetry and Ant.
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DGXFIELD. MAINE, Oct. 20,

DINFIEID, MAINE, Do. 70, ISNU.
Or J. j. - Kendall IL Co, Gcnls-Plcasc find
mcpsrl - cents for revised edition Of your horse
book have 'rcd your Kcndalrs SPAWN Cure
for curb and it has done all you claim for It,.
81 using onr-hnlf bottle il entirely cured the
lAmencs> ana removed The bunch Yours truly,
FRANK STANLEY.
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TALLAHASSEE, FLA. March +, l>~i-5w


This is 20 certify that We, III" undersigned,
citizens of Leon and WakuIll counties. Fla, arc
each using Home Comfort Range bought of
the Wrought Iron Rlng' Company. OF 81, LonIs,
Mo. They arc The most perfect and convenient
cooking apparatus we has" ever used. requiring
less fuel and baking in one half the Time o the
cn-t stove; and we 10 not hesitate To chccriully
recommend il TO the public
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HSGH0 His.

Ii YOU want the perfection of household RENE
dies get "A bottle OF lIood's Eureka Liver Medi-
cine In this climate i rXrcls all remedies
known for Liver Diseases, DSordcrcd Stomach
and troublesome Constipation. For sale by w.
RawlS and VI. Lively, Tallahassee, Fla 30 % 4
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Elegant Line

OF Upholsiering Goods. Plain anl Figured
Pushes, and Raw Silks, al F. G GiImores Fur
niturc Emporium. 40
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Bellies. 1Otc.; Fat Backs, lOtc. l.. C. Sides
1O4c Freight added 4S cents per 100 hundred
pounds on gross weight, at Y. A. Lnvy's. -
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MARYLAND White Seed Corn.
John Rmrkhardt. Merchant Tailor

Has inst received his Spring Goods of all the
latest styles for this Spring and Summer. He is
prcpatcl To- make them up in the latest styles
and At reasonable prices. 4S-tf
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OF Patent Biscuit BratcIs, to arrive At F. G. Gil
more, Furniture Emporium new,
AMI tic incest thing in The world to make light
biscuit with Don't fail to see them l22t
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For Five Gents

You can hny single copies of The FLoRIDIAN,
At Clarl'S News Depot, enclosed in wrappers
and stamped ready for mailing.
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COTTON kEr.
r.. Smi,h's W Ga. y

rcs ~.,s' ".s ":: wv : 9.sr.. . :,
limo to give Smiths Worm Oil.
No" Goods o% '' received aasT u Stern 4 Co.'S.
l...nnnl.m,nt for niersstisa reading mat
see ''l'p''"' :
u.;.,.r ,,,o3s at less Ih;,! ci;st al Stern Il
Winter '''''' At ''' '"s' 40
Nan. t:,,.,. N H,rdwa:.. = g. A.:Mcgin-
NF" ' 4
Warranty Deeds for sale 1t >ne FLoaIDlAN
'" hin. and Wheel Hoo, ri r. A Me-
=: 4,
o..s,n,m,n, Of gr,h fi:y in sno,her
--@ 9,' p - ''' "
,,.... p.,rols ,f SvI,l r. ~, G,r Sale at
r rug '''' az
r.,orraxa, :t,u,;na .,E
- Al
,;.s :,
mere "'' 'i"'S ''S. i. ~ "'''N' '''
'"nn'N>' ,;<. s, 81,
EVEN '''''N "''''"''' ~ 90
Nefn '' a.;
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r'' "'u'S"' ou
-f"' '''"'S' treatment '''t' >''''' 90
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A-ain II Is S'"1 vac n'e "''S' 10 ''''' '''e
~'Fe'i> "' Tallahassee :: is.
Lawyers n''''- P''"''' - - - -
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'''''n peas III" 7
k' ANY 'A,' "r'A &
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10 ~ n;,,;ns,i II,
p.-n.'. 40
c.,., ,ikoS -, Vi p
"'Son : on ln ., ''.u ,r. 80
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N"r IVA" - :, :,
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ws".'.:u,,. .,,.r ,,,ino i no, bars Sc NJ,
"'t'f'"T F',''' !" NV '-h 10
w., p w - Vim G''' ,v.e,;se an ,is .,,ci,l
no. IN nov, week. Frop,n,,v. 40
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NV '''' ii r.
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Hc9 i">I received oy oaA"' :" 20.
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-Tvo ,naro loo,,ros ar. 3st;o '.,,,n;,, xx;,,
co,,,l.,..,'a o.,
~. ,'',',', :''D'S, $500
": "E"' 'f' r.. W.
-. wig - '0'' 0"esp
~ - r. ~ '"' -.
'"'''''S wy "'"s N'"
ing -
i''" VI "s"'''' p
A.~ '''''" "''''" u :'~'' c''y '"s' -"
- ne Young man who tnIcd tO purchase
r}.,,Io '*' gone =" ''.'"
''''t''''u' u''S '' '''l 'ssse must 20
Or wear a collar furnished by ;he CiiI%Tax C.,l-
;,
- '"''>' 4 nolIar ah@ make i've ray
,;.. ''''''' spawn .'i'e see aa';'r'
u>ement
no...u ''''' VI WI ana MIS- I'ppe0 h.c-
Tnr.'.. ''''''''' IN me '?'y 'rne'fry ISL
NJ.
W. y ) Fi>' has enclosed his family busSy-
iron 1.0ca - O'""'e'y WI" ny"
a r,iI ,.n..,,
non ''P'''S snu summer e''o'"'"s
- vi '''''' 1t prices 10 defy competition
-v,nr - I'EEN "
from tho w., '' !" 'A''"'l's'ee ~, !,
South FLA. '''' 49, <" :" L "' -, !,
A new non c.noa .,;.' :.',' =,
hee, 49,, ~" "''oe' WIN th"rDfe po's' 9as
aCoyrrno, p'n,ra ."'' '",''s oIryss sIouA"
tery """ III '"e i-'''''s'RA' '''''
tn.
are verv ,,r'u.es At Library 'i"', u"sgn sao
Consumed ~. s a"u '''S'''.''.' no,''',
ninp,es 'D'e'' ranges '''A' ''''S - '''a'
-4na,
eleb,.,sa s h;s flo~er' C"tmei Kooinsop.'
in the las, F,on," """>e "'r's"' Vas ''1fi','nss
JERSEY hei,.r ''NN' y "'' " 1'u'''dm "''
The hna,;..
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Baseball Goods.

vii keep inil supply of Baseball Goods
tbs season Orders bv mail and telegraph will
receive nr'mp' attention.
70 w. a RAWLs
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Just the thing for ladies. They take up the
weight of the clothing, at Rawls -
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Fancy Tables.

y irtc lat OF Fancy Boqnet Stands, and fancy
tables j.: al kinds. Just arrived. Call and see
them 49l F. c. GILMORE
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Hog Cholera


Can be cured Try package OF Hog Cholera
Remedy - cents package, at llawls ~
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Al f " CiarkS. to order cheaper than any
travelling agent can possibly furnish them. Leave
vonr orders. and have them furnished promptly.
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MASONa<1

p.yular meetings vii;rJ4 GKsDN LoDGR
- I'D on the first andssk I'D. Mondays in each
mouth AT cav W. NJ. .cryTDsh, sseretary.
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Regular meetings OF -.s;pN LeDAE No. s,
- .rarv tuesday ErSn:ng, 4 theis Lodge Room: at
80 ''I''A 40 n. If. SHINE, n g.
,rud. ,osu In RS
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uETEOROLOGI&AG.

o.., If r5aperature It ?s,gi iAsss.s<, f'lo4da,
fer the past eree1
..or. taken by W A RAr1-s Druggist and
Obse''a- Pharmaci-r.l =
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x I}egula

Regular meetings Of A ,:;s . EseAs s1,
W.T. Ne are held The ,h sscna me- ':nos a. "coct
g, tn[ in good standing &fe :avi2ed % stend
-, Y R.EER Srrt1-.
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Garden Seeds
Meat. Npat,

Fresh, al kinds, at [49l CITY ORIG STORE.
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Nam< Of OlcHcr.

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Andrews. Edward
Allen. Saphrona
Blalock. ". II. and II. !. o..
Blalock. Mrs. VI. C., W IL
Cash
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HDr. BOHnnkO.

VI. Lively, general agent.
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:. {. PEARCE, Collector of Revenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-29

SEATON PERRY, PERRY BUILDING.
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9Th street
lblishai lS4o. oc25
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Condemned KOcaYs

street lamps Will be lighted this evening at 1850
p. m. and extinguiShed at 4:I5 a. M.
Mrs Belva i. Lockwood delivered a lecture at
WOOdwardsviIle. station the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, in Anne Arundel county. Mary
land Monday evening. Her subject was 'The Era
OF Woman"
A Blaine and Logan flag was raised at the corner
OF 18th and streets last evening. Nr. Charles F.
Peters presided, and speeches were made by MeSSrS
+. III. Falls, j. W. Butcher. A. St A smith, f. c.
ReyeIls. X. j. BeaI and VIM 4. Taliaferro. The
Butler Zouaves. Company A. City Guards. Wash
ington cadets and Hod-Carrers' union, No i, were
In attendance.
Yesterday morning while a eolored man. named
Henry Williams, was engaged in undermining a
chimney at a house on 1St. between and streets
southwest, the wall fell and he was struck by the
falling bricks, receiving a severe scalp wound.
The new police uniforms have arrived here and
been distributed to the men. The contract fOr
making the uniforms was given to Garr1tee, MaSten
Allen, Philadelphia.
An alarm OF IRE; about $50 O'Clock this morning,
was owing TO the burning OF the wOodShed in rear
OF house at the corner of 21St and Boundary
streets, owned by VIM Phelps, and occupied by
VIM White. Damage, about 500 Cause OF fire,
unknown.
Teresa Miller was, to-day, granted divorce from
the bonds OF Inatrimony with Edward Miller. They
were married March 18th, 1882 and she charged de-
sertion on May 9th following.
Brentano Brothers send Us the London Graphic
and Illustrated News for the 18th inst.
James PRODIGY. br1cklayer. was fined $50 by
Judge smell this morning for carrying black jack.
He said that some put 1t IN his pocket when he
was drunk to get him In trouble.
Mclean was dismissed by Judge Smell to-day
Maria Marshall, colOred servant girl, pleaded
guilty In the Police Court this morning to charge
OF stealing about s. worth OF silk from her en-
ployer Maria received two months In jail
The funeral OF Deozier Davidson took place yes
terday afternoon from his late home, 653 street
southwest Rev. DR.. B1tttnger, OF Westminster
Presbyterian church. oficiated. Washington Lodge
and MI Nebo Encampment l. o. o. F. attended,
mains to Congressional cemetery where they were
consigned TO vault
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A Street Railroad Grievance.

INVESTIGATION OF COMPLAINTS FROM RESIDENTS OF
WEST WASHINGTON.
The Commissioners are in receipt, through
Major Dye, of report made by one or the lieu
tenants Ofpolce, In relation to the running OF the
street cars over the Metropolitan street railroad
from Capitol Hill to Georgetown there having been
complaint made to the Commissioners by residents
Of Georgetown, that they often forced to leave
the at the street stable all seasons of the
year, no matter what the weather is, and stand in
rain or SLOW storms waiting for the next car there
being no sheds or other accommodations to protect
them from the weather while so waiting.
The lieutenant reports 10 the effect that he has
made observations as to the running OF these cars;
that ION the 21St instant, from 150 TO O'Clock p.
m thirty cars came to the turn table, opposite the
stables at street bridge, West Washington, every
other car passing through, west over to the end of
the road, the others turning on the table; the pas
sengerS, II any, these turning cars. stepping out
and waiting moment for the next car, passing
through over the route; and from to 5 p. IN, the
same day, twenty cars came to the turn-table with
the same result as above. On the cars passing
through TO end Of route Is this notice. EAST Capt.
toll street and Georgetown" on cars turning at the
table: EAST Capitol and street bridge" Again,
from $50 TO II O'Clock D. m, fOrty-rOur cars came
10 the turn-table, two turning on the table,
twenty-five passing west, to end OF route, seven
teen running into corner house at the stables The
passengers, IL any on these cars turning in, have
TO step out and wait for the next car"
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Affairs i'm West NaShiuDrOu.

L,EaE Ice HoUsE-The Great Falls Ice COM
pany j. having erected an Ice house at the corner
OF 3lst and water streets. IL will have four COM
pariments- The building IS to be sixty feet In
height and 40 feet long, and will hold 1890 tons OF
Ice Mr. JaIneS ii. Grant. contractor, has charge
OF the WeTk the building viii be completed in a
week. and will cost So 600.
\ THEFT AND AN AssAULT.-In the Police Co urt
this morning Henry Sohl, young and we'll
dressed inal. Was charged with STEALING leather
gauge. valued At .. from Mr. Stanley Pierce He
pleaded guilty and was sentenced To pay a fine of
- or thirty days III jail Sohl Is serving six
months sentence for stealing oVercoat from the
residence OF DIR. Bradford. James Goodwin was
lined = for assauiting jane Dillon beca use he re-
fused drink with him.
CATTLE MAREEr.-Sale OF live stock, at Drovers'
Rest, De- as reported by Tavenner Bros yesterday
follows: 30 cattle up and Sold. I'D of which were
stocked; Best. at TO SIS good, at AZ TO 8; me-
dunn. at 10 AZ; common, at 81 10 8. 700 sheep
and lambs; Old sheep n 81 10 AZ; yeariings at
5; lambs, at So To 6i. 10 cows and calves, at SIS
TO sec. The sales at this yard week will be on
Monday, November 3D. Oh account OF the election.
SHIPPING NewS--SchoCner u. l. Burt cleared
to-day with 1.l0J tons OF coal for Fall River.
CONDITION OF WArgs AT "A. N.-Ciear at all
points High tee i'll The river to-day 1T AGO d. IN
Low ode at II:31 D. III.
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DRY GOODS.
NEcEssAK1Es Fon HousEkErr1so
SEAToN PERRY.


SUCCESSOR To PERRY 4 BRorHEBN
GENUINE CALIFORNIA BLANKFTS ALL SIZES.
RANGING FROM 100 10 $50 90 PER PAIR.
ALL-wooL WHITNEY BLANKETS ALL SITS
FROM $500 To SlaOo PER PAIR
IMMENSE STOCK OF WHITE AND GREY BLANK
ELS, FROM $500 TO SIS Oh PER PAIR
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BED CoMfORTABLES.
NEW Elder DOWN BED SPREADS
MARSEILLES QUILTS. ALL SIZES AND QUAIL
TIES
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN IRISH AND CTR
MAN TABLE LINENS. NAPKINS. p0lLElS.
TOWELS CRASHES. PILLOW AND SHEkT1NG
LINENS
RARE BARGAINS N MADRAS. ANTIQUE AND
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
NEW LAPPET AND CURTAIN NUSLINS.
LARGE VARIETY OF RAW SILK TABLE AND
NEW FURNITURE CREPES AID CREToNNES.
s4 WIDE pouRLE-FACED CANTON FLANNEL
TABLE COVERING
IMMENsN ASSORTMENT OF AIT-woOL FRENCH
CLOTHS AND DRESS FABRICS FOR PLAIN
AND COMBINATION SUITS.
SUPERB STOCK OF PLAIN AND BROCkDED
LYONS SILKS, sATfNs AND NELYETS
ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH sACQURS
NEW IMPORTED WRAPS. JACKETS, NEwMARK-
LIES
cF- CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY, PERRY BUILDING
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9Th street
Established lsso ocab
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IrcH1NG DISEASES.

ECZEMA. or Salt Rheum, with its agonzing itching
and burning. instantly relieved by warm bath with
CUTICURA SOAP. and single application of CUTIcURA
the Great Skin Cure This repeated daily, with two OF
three doses of CUTIcURA REsoLvENT the new Blood
Purifier to keep the blood COOL the Precipitation pure
and unirritatlne the bowels open. the liver and kid
neys active. will speedily cure Eczema letter Ring
worm. Psoriasis Lchen Pruritus Scaled Head. Dam
druf and every species OF itching scay and pimply
humors Of the scalp and skin when the best physicians
and all known remedies fail
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemen,.. ETC.. Tonight,

AmuSements, etc., Tonight.
FoaD's OPERA HoUsE-Maude Granger in ''Lyn-
wood"
NATIONAL THEATER- Mile Aimee In "Mam'-
se.le"
THEATER CoMiQUE.-varfet1ea
DIME MUsEUM-PerfOrming bear and Interesting
entertainment
7. II. Z. A. BUILDING.-PrOf. BOydS lecture.
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II Paris. PROF. Larroque private French teacher
graduate of SorbOnne university, Paria References
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COVERED WITH BLOTCHES.
1want to tell you that Your CUTIcURA REsoLvENT is
magnificent About three months ago my face COW
cred with blotches and after using three bottles Of RE-
SOLVENT was perfectly cured
FREDERICK MAITRE,
% st. Charles Street, New Orleans. La
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ECZEMA TWENTY YEARS.

My gratitude to God is unbounded for the relief have
obtained from the use of the CUTIcURA REMEDIES. l
have been troubled with Eczema my legs twenty
years. had not comfortable night for years, the
burning and itching intense. Now, am happy
to say Ihave trouble Only the ver-coored patches
on my limbs remain token of my former misery.
HENRY L. SMITH.
1873 West Avenue, Rochester N. Y.
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TETTER OF THE SCALP
was almost perfectly bald, caused by letter of the
top of the scalp. I used your CUTICUEA REMEDIES
about six weeks and they cured my scalp perfectly and
now my hair is coming back as thick as it ever
J. P. CHOICE, Whitesboro. Texas.
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ECZENA ON A Cuun

ECZEMA ON A CHILD
Your most valuable CUTICURA REMEDIES have done
my child much good that feel like saying this for
the benefit OF those who troubled with skin disease.
My little girl was troubled with Eczema and tried
several doctors and medicines but Gid do her
good until used the CCTICURA REMEDIES, which
speedily cured her. for which you many thanks
aud many nights of rest. ANTON BossMIER,
Union Bakery Edinburgh Ind.
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Mr.. Mcintyre and Gambler.

THE RACE MEETING At RICHMOND BROKEN OFF.
In consequence OF the action OF Mr.. Fletcher
who is the lessee OF the fair grounds at Richmond
Va from the State Agricultural society, In insist
ing that the bar privilege which he had retained
when he let the race track TO Mr.. Mcintyre, al
lowed him to carry on gambling, such as ssweat. y
roulette" "chuckaluck' and other games OF that
description which Mr.. Mcintyre prevented yester-
day, and also a threat of Fletcher's that he would
have SUFFICIENT force on the grounds to-day to
carry on the business by force, Mr.. Mcintyre, with
the approval OF all the race-hOrSe owners, has de-
clared the meeting OF at that place. to be con-
tnued at Greenville Tuesday, November 4th.
MATCH BETWEEN DEMPSEY AND RYAN.-Late
last night Gus Tuth1ll, Jack Dempsey's hacker,
made match in Philadelphia between Dempsey
and Jimmy Ryan, OF that city, to light with hard
lao pounds, the fight to take place within 800 miles
OF Philadelphia.
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CITY ITEMS.

ssThe melancholy days have Gomez with coughs
etc. Use DR.. Bulls cough syrup. Price Is cents.
NJ. Augenstcisl, S17 9TH Street North.
west, offers the following great bargains for to-
morrow only Ironing boards, SC, worth &c., fiat
ironing stand, 2lc; 2string brooms. &c., fancy vase
lamps with chandelier trimmings, &c. bread board
and rolling pin, &c; Il doz. ebony handle knives
and forks, 45c. market basket and 50 clothes pins
&c. large size dust pans, &c. fancy walters Sc. new
style preserve dishes, &C.: chOpping knives, &C.;
glass fruit saucers, l2c. doz.; extra large size
chopping bowls, 14c, worth 35c.
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IVY POISONING

IVY POISONING.
For all cases of poisoning by ivy or dogwood, can
warrant CUT1CURA to every time. have sold it
for five years, and it never fails.
C. H. MORSE, Druggist Holiston Mass.
Sold everywhere CUTIcURA. &c.. SOAP. 25c.: Re-
SOLVENT 81
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.. Boston.
Oc1h
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BEAur1ruL DREss Goops

BEAur1ruL DnEss Goops
FROM THE BIG AUCTION SALE IN NEW YORK
LAST WEEK.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
FINE QUALITY ALL PURE WOOL COLORED
CHUDDA CASHMERES nearly one yard and Q half
wide. only 75c.. worth $125
CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPAoR
BLACK SILKS. BLACK SILKS
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN BLACK SILKS.
OUR 81 BLACK SILKS reduced to $75c.; our 81 Is
BLACK SILKS reduced to 81; our 3l5O BLACK SILKS
reduced to 81 25
BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET reduced to 81
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING Csc
COLORED AND BLACK SATINS, Soc
LARGEST SIZE DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, l2A
reduced from 90 to IS.
COLORED CASHMERES. all pure fine WOOL wide
double width (price everywhere Soc reduced to 37c
COLORED SILKS Soc; FANCY SILKS 371Sc
LADIES' CLOTH SUlTING. Zone yard and q half wide),
auction goods. only 37hc
oc2O CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-29
CLOAK DEPARTMENT

We nave made during the rast few days very iarss
purchases of Imported Coals al r-,s Witch M. n.
to offer our customers tauAiIs rarely seen so early I'm
the season They rally lower for same values than
those usually made N January 20 close out stocka
They comprise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-29
WE BOUGHT AN IMMENSE srocK

to OPEN with and fearing the coming short season nt
leave US with more goods hand than desired ~s
shau sell and display such prices that will
make them move at once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-29

BILL has been filed by f. C. Weaver. for HIM
self, TO the use OF Margaret a. Weaver and Mar
garet A. Weaver against Geo. VI. White alias WIN.
Chase for an Injunction 10 restrain him from sell
ing Sl.
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DRY GOODS.


We positively expected to eet into our new building
oy oc'oter LIST hut will not get possession unti ths
early Fart Of next month
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Mary Cunniff,s Faith Rewarded.

Mary Cunnfff's Faith Rewarded.
Mary Cunniff. an Irish girl, with MIR. Edward
Hopper No. 1906 Spruce street. has enviable fortune
hardworklng domestic-she has $4,000. She COM
municated to a reporter that months ago she
heard OF the Louisiana State Lottery, and decided
On an investment. Her belief in its strictly honest
principles were not shaken when she drew blank
for four times subsequent nor did she fail to invest
monthly, by mail, 81, with NJ. A. Dauphin, Wash
ingtOn, d. G. She has Just been notified that the
ticket onefifth Of which she holds, No. 70,46S has
drawn the $4,000 prlze.-PhLadelphia lPa-) Ne,rs,
Sept. 26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-29

Indictments by the Grand Jury.
The grand jury to-day found Indictments against
Chas L. Rhodes alias Sarone, second oflense petit
larceny; Lewis Jones, assault with intent to KILL
ser, VIM Walsh, Edward Joseph and James Muir
ply, HOUSEKEEPING in the night. The charge
uOreu-