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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-11
SPRING DREss GooDs
EASTER NOVELTIES.

w. N. SINISTER l. SONS,
sls PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
HAVE JUST OPENED THIS MORNING ONE CASE
Cu Az WOOL TRIC0TINES. 40 INCHES WIDE. IN
75c. WORTH 81 AT LEAST.
1000 YARDS ALI-SIL.K SATIN MERvEILLEUx,
EVER SOLD Ar RETAIL FOR The PRICE Hoo0'
AT 81 ~ AA-AA 0AHn'
LOO YARDS STRIPED sURAH SILKS IN BEAuTI
rNk CoMH!NATlQNS: INDIA PONGEE IN NEW
PoNsoN's BLACK SILKS in EVERY GRADE. .
SILK GRENADINES AND Hermann, IRON FRAME
GRENADlNE. SUMMER MOURNING SHAWIS
CREPE DE CHINE. CANTON CREPE, &c.
WHITE . EMBROIDERED DRESSES IN GREAT VA
200 fI PIECES CHOICE PATTERNS IN FRENCH SAT.
LARGEST STOCK OF FRENCH DRESS GOODS
EsEK SHOWN. AND SOLD AT NEW YOhK
GREAT , BARGAINs IN SUPERIOR TABLE LINEN
FAST. ELEGANT GOODS.
PARASOLS. Sun UMBRELLAS AND COACHINGs
IN GREAT VARIETY
CHOICE STOCK OF SILK HOSE ALL cOIoRs.
EMBROIDERED FICHUs IN GREAT VARIETY.
/ PRICES GUARANTEED.
MN SINISTER sons
1el9Pennsylvanis avenua
n. R.-THE BEST u THE CHEAPEST. apl
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PY LACK OF OPEN AIR EXERCISE, AND THE
want Of sufficient in the matter Of Diet the
whole physca mechanism often becomes impaired
ing the winter Ayers Sarsaparla is the proper remedy
to take the spring of the year purify the blood
vgorate the SYSTEM excite the liver action and
store the healthy tone and vigor
HALLS HAIR REVIEWER REVIEWS, CLEANSEs
- Brightens and 1nvlgorates the HAIR and restores
faded hair to its youthful color and ustre Peo-
pie with hair prefer the Remover rather than
proclaim to the world through their bleached locks,
that they becoming aged and passing on to decay
apps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-11

New Sprrxa Goops
WE WILL. OFFER THIS WEEK SPECIAL. BAR
GAINS ~ BLACK SILES SILK GRFNApINES
FRtNCH WOOL NoyIITIr> ~ CHOICE pE-
SIGNS. ELAIK wngIEN pR * GCopS IN
GkF IT \. -ifIi. LIN tN\N SsETFTNS
SILh AND IIeLE Hos. LINEN >HIETINGS AND
NAlhT\S. Ali 81 :
alg'm HuoE. BRO. 4 co. la23 f street.
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JOhnsOn,s Ladies' and Cents Oyste
and Dinin. En!Oons.
40 Avn 40 oru Srnrrr Nonu

Il
Select oysters served In every available style
Fresh fish and game; little neck clans and cla,I
chowder; devtled crabs, &c. Polite attention
Ladies' saloon first floor. 3
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TIE last invoice of Easter cards and novelties re-
ceiyed this morning at Chapman ), 90 PennSyi-
ya.ia avenue.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN Foa TINS WEEK

Lots 5000 aud 40 price 81 the above lots are all
WOOL neat stripe panaloons desirable in color made
in good style: side and two hip pockets houses
only put in oEe) charge nothing for the extra one
1t may in handy and the price is ga; you should
see this bargain.
Lots 3 347 and 34S two styles of he popular cork
screw worsted: dark gray the other wine color:
the style of coat is 4hutton cutaway the thing this
season), ard the remarkable part is the extreme
low price 1880 Three reasons for trading with US:
first very full stock of fresh goods second light
store as 1t is possible to ave; third last. but the
important of all, the only house that give legal
written this renders it place deal or
to recommend others.
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Warrington Markets Retail Prices

MEATs;-Beef, porter-honse, 25c. per To-; sir loin
2cc. per h.; rib roast. 15a2Oc. per h. round roast
l24ai5c. per h.; chuck. IOa12hc. per h.; do
corned. Sa10c. per h.; do. dried. CSC per To-; do
Lamb l2alsc. per H.; veal 1917 a25c. per H.; NUT
ton, lsa15c per h.; pork 12 al6c. per To-; bacon
hams, 16c. per h. cut, 2Oa25c. per h.; shoulders
1la12Hc. per H.; cut 2Aa15c. per H.; middling,
12al4c. per h. cut, 14al5c. per h.; lard, l28al4c
per 10.
per dOZ oranges, 25a6Oc. dOz: bananas, 20a4Oc per
dOZ coacOa nuts. 6a1Oc; strawberries 40a6Oc per Qt
BUTTER AND EGGs.-Ph1ladelphia print, SOC. per
ID; western creamery, 45c. per To-; New York ,35a
4oc per h. roll 25a3Oc per H.; cheese 12>la2Oc per
H.: eggs, 1Sa20c. per doz
per H.: salmon, s5a4Oc. per To-: weak fish. 12.c.
per d. cod fish, 12hc. per h. paddock. 10c per H.;
habut, CSC. per 10; mackere bay 2Oa25c. per h.;
Smelt, 1870. per h. lobster l5c per h.; pickerel,
15c per b red snapper 1Oc per h.: shad CSC all 25
per pair herring 20c per bh; terrapin, $3a$25 per
dOZ.
VEGETABLEs-Beets, 3a5c. per bunch: beans, 75c. a
81 per PIX do. Qima), l2Ha15c. per qt.; cabbage,
1Oa3Oc. per head: carrots, 3a5c. per bunch cucum-
bers new, 15c. each; cymblins, sails each:
lettuce. 5a15c per head; onions 4Oa5Oc. per peck;
d do spring. sa5c; per sh potatoes Irish, CSC
SOC. per PIX peas 81 per PIX; spinach, SOC. per PIX.
turpS 2Oa3Oc per PIX; parsnips 4Oc per PIX; celery.
5al1c per punch; tomatoes new. 2Oc. per basket:
asparagus, 15a75 per bh.; kale, 2Oc. per PIX; ar,-
es. l0c oh radsh, lOc. per bunch rhubarb, Sc per
bunch; MINT 10c.; Bermuda onions, 10c. per basket;
cabbage sprouts 25c. per pix.
PorLTRY.-Turkey, 2Da22c per To-: chickens tOld>.
75c so per pair chickens yOung), 75c as1 25 per
pair ducks g. so per pair; geese, 5ocas12 o each;
GAME.-Jack snipe. $3a35O per doz-; tilt snipe,
$50 TO 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-11

HAHS'S 81 % gentlemen stylish, durable, button,
laced anu congress; SD 9Th street,
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FINE STEEI-PLATE ENGRAvINGS AT AUCTION
MeSSrS. Walter B. Williams Co. Will sell, by cata-
logue, at their salesrooms, Monday evening, at
o'clock p. NJ, and every day thereafter. at the
same hours, until the entire stock is closed out, a
fine collection OF steelplate engraving and cleo
graphs selected from popular subjects consisting
of examples OF the leading works Of the greatest
artists See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-11

GET YoCR UMBRELLAS and parasols covered and
repaired at Chses, Pa. ave, opp theater
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In the Police Court, Judge Smell, this morning,
there was larger attendance than usual in antic-
,pation Of the hearing OF the case Of the United
States against DR.. Samuel S. Bond. of Sl3 1st street
northwest, on the charge of having. on the eth of
February, committed an outrage on the person OF
Mrs. Louisa Carr. residing at No. 713. II street
northeast. When the case was called about II Is
o'clock. Mr.. c. c. Cole said that Mr.. ". \. Cook
was Or. Bonds counsel, but he was absent from the
ci'y on account or i'll health. and he therefore
a>!.c(! a continuance till Wednesday next. Mr..
Thomas. Tor the government, offered no ODjec-
ton and the Went over.
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DRY GOODS OF THE BEST CLASS COMPLETE
STOCK II ALL DEPARTMENT.
ELEGANT BLACK AND Col. RED SILKS
CLIO c. DRESS / AEtIGS.
NEN BLACK Ghf y DIMES
EMbkDiDEEID FDNGFrS
lNliA SILKS
EMBRoIpTGFn EARES.
EMBHGEpIEFn TIGHTS.
MN -FIINN WRAPS.
BRAIDED JACKETS.
IAiBAhlEB JERSEYS.
NEW WHITE GOODS.
PURE LINEN IAvN$
ANbE..>'s NJ SNOTCI XFPHlRS.
NEW FRI NtH SAG1<fS.
\tN PRINTED BAllSTES
NEW PAR ,>CI.S AND UMBRELLAS
EEIlNOI'S ND GlphE~
FRENCH 4 CbfSIrS.
NEN HANDrf ECHITF~.
sim Ltp~l EN.
ALL TIE --LATEST EUaoPEtN ~, FLIES -
INCITDtNT IHT MOST APPROVED
PARIS SuHi p" Fol. TIRE
SFRlhl AND jMhER ca 1854
.s-CHoICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURl-S AND COR
RkCI IhlGkS GUARANTEED
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CITY ITEMS.
HAS for Eosrer

Gentlemen'S Spring style SIX Hats, S.
Brown. Black, Nutria and Fearl DerbyS. So 10 81.
Black. Brown. Pearl and Nutria &" Fedur5S"
Nice assortment Black and Cu.oraI SOFT FeltS-
BOYS ana Chiidren'S - StrawSi now nUVulDg.
Closing out balance Of bows stiff and soft Felt
Hats 1T and below cost, at K {. Lewis g0 ath S..
below Mt Vernon square
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-11

WASHINGTON FISH MARKFT.-Sold by r. A
Golden. dgt.-1.0C0 Shad. from $50 to S45 pei
hundred: 5000 herring. from - TO $40 per thous
and SO punches fish, from 25,. 10 s.25 per bunch
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MISS f. K MELLON.
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

Il -
PURr ArpFryEy ISrrrrR
We are receiving fresh from the Diaries three
week the following well known brands Table Bps-
ter. viz.
The - @,
TIE MONOGRAM
HE ROCK HALL.
ELUI GROVE AND
HILL BROOKE
Crealnerl,s
NOTHING But PURE BUTTER KEPT AND SOLD
By Is.
Jos. c. FEARSON'S SONS
Northern. Western Center and Capitol Hfll Markets
Also Farralrut Market. 18th and h st NV Aplo Ian
CLARErs. cLARE1s
Try our
ST. JULIEN MEDOC IMPORTED TABLE CI.ARET.
; bottles for 4 liar.
We have a fine line II hlLAer grad, tiagcts which
are selling at EXCEPTIONALLY low prices.
Also. Very superior
VIRGINIA CLARET.
Sl-25 per gallon.
GEO L KENNEDY & SON
aplo 1909 northwest
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New STORE,
J. V. SHARP'S TOMATOES,
N GLASS
SAEDINES. IN Glass
MOlE'S SOUS. ia Glass
FRESH Hos in Heavy syrup
EkLSH FIGS. In Go dial
LOUISIANA ORANGES, III Heavy Syrup
FRESH PINEAPPLE. In tIlass
SWIFT fICkl-ED PEACHES. Glass
RASPBERltl VINEGAR,
tSIRAUON VINEGAR,
TARRAtiON VINEGAR
ITALIAN " At ARpkI
GRATED PAENESAS rH ELSE, In GlasA
Spaghetti
LOAF SUGAR, ia Cones.
SPANISH oIIH. :.
CRESCENT OLIVES
BABY oLIyEa
ANCHDNfFS in OH.
Dl.fhES FAltCIES
CAINEs FEET JELLY. IN tilasa
ItNpN PASTE FOR PIEs.
Chill GpLOItDW SAUCE
chill COLORADO
SHRENSBI ny TOMATO CATsUP
DRIED MUSHROOMS.
1HI FILLS. Ia Glass
GRO MIAEB COFFEE, IN Glass Very FinaD
EOSE LIME JUICE
VIENNA SUGAR WATERS
CARLSBAD " AIERS
SUGAR WATERS Assorted FlsForA)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-11

S7ECIALTIEs In Childrens Caps and Neckwear
New designs in Dresses. 1ne shirred Cap 25c;
rner quality Cap, soc. The largest aSSOrtme mt
Swiss ana NainSook Embroidery III the city. Mrs.
GaA Weyl, Agent, 112 sth street northwest
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LADIES $3.50 Kid an foxed button: width A to f:
any style toe or neel; WI. a. Well as any SAL
shoe HaEDs, Sl6 9Th street and gig Pa ave.
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Hr.xo t.,
Hf-Nc is simply tea I'm nhturt condition that %
wl--nut cournE. polishing fanny twisting Ii
~ sid ~ less pTic, than other He
sold only the tai lined a1sass-quarter Alf asa
pound sizes-thUs preserving the strength and MIR
favor uf the
hNo Tea sold by all grocer The tra6c supplied vs.
MARTIN GIILET a Co,
Established 1911. Irn29-6nl Baltimors
NICK AUTH. SAUSAGE MANUFACTURER
Manufacturer Of FraI Efort and Weinfr sausage
Stall No is. 7fh street wing. Center Market
Do 42l Northern Liberty Market
DO. 6l % Market mh2O In
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AN INSANE Man jumped from q wagon on the
AnacOSIa bridge yesterday into the river and swain
Up stTeain- y man in boat pulled for an(!
captured the fugitive, and he was returned 10 the
Insane asy luIn not mu II Injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-11
GREAr BARGAINS
INFINE BOOTS AND SHOES

Having purchased the entire stock Of we'll known
maker consisting of Ladies' fine Kid Baton Shoes in
b. aud widths have clitied sell the same
So PER PAIR.
They excellent value So We beg the ladies Of
this city to call and look at them.
Cousins tine Shoes in every width and cheaper than
elsewhere.
We make specially of Chdren's and Misses Spring
heel Shoes and invite the attention Of parents the
same. Some as low as GO cents.
Our stock of Ladies' Opera Slippers is especially
worthy of attention. We have them tit any loot
very handsome Sli; per at 70 cents.
House Slippers from 15c up
Mems. Boys and Youths shoes in great variety
Our 'Burt's" Shocs tor Men and Boys. are too well
known 10 need neiltirn. Whoever wants good Shoe
superior to CUSTOM Ilihde should try pair of them
We guarantee all Shoes sell. If q pair does not
wear satlsfact cheelfully give another pair in
place u them
call Is solicited at
SINSHEIMER BROS,
ap3 S08 7th and 1851 n streets
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c. c. BRYAN,
+. L. HucHEs MARKEr.
Corner y: 9Th aud streets northwest

PORTER IIoTSF STEAK lie 10: Sirloin IS 10 T.
Round steak l2r ID, Best Rio Roast l5c. M: Site
best ..unrs 81. Sc 10. lbs b-si Lard 81 10 lie
trrtnuatsd SUGAR SIC 10 it- Coffee sugar sc 10
H. -ht Irown sugar. 7oc: best Irish Potatoes 81 rs
barrl. BIB Can Tomatoes. Sc can. Corn SC can: 10
lbs Best !sice Soc. D bs Best Starch. 25c Bonelsss
Goldfish. 40 ID
All goods q glivarssl free u,h7 a-s
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spoz. REAL Isle JERSEY GLOVE

% poZ- I.rAL Li~LE JEFshS GLOVES. 1oC-
- dCZ. silk Jersey Gloves SOC
| " doL SIX jersey, S-buttO2 length. CSC
Mrs.. MAX W EYL- Agent,
1i2 1th street northwest.
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LOCAL MENTION.
CyTTcr or TIE tHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. y. C.. April IL. lsei $50 4 n
The Weather.

The Weather.
CFf1cr OF THE CHIEP signal OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, p. C.. April II. lsoi $50 arn.5
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather,
mort awesteTly winds, becoming variable, slight
r.,e In temperature. generally higher barometer.
gEe :cmpeTature Will Use slowly in the districts
:hr AtIan,tc cOds. on Saturday with fair weather
followed by rain In tie midd Atlantic and south
Atlantic states On saturday evening.
Tomorrow, GREAT PARAsoL SALE FOR EASTER
WgEK--s3 satin-lined, spanish lace trimmed para
sails, reduced 10 - ST. $3.50 satin serge parsOlS
tG-rorrpw slug SIs3 coaching parasoIs, tomorrow
SIS; chidEens pardsOls reduced Tor Easter Week,
in blue, pins, sc,tT!"t and cTcslIl. 25C.
\ D4NaANS, AgJ-, SOC 'th street
9poz. REAL LIsiE JERSEY GLOVES. 25c
y dCz. silk Jersey Gloves. soc.
" doL SIX Jersey, s-button length. csc
Mrs. MAX MEYL- Agent,
zig 1th street northwest
TIE last invoice of Easter cards and novelties re-
ceiyed this moraing at Chapman ). 90 PennSyi-
yaIIa avenue
HAHSS 81 % gentiemen-s stylish, durable, button,
LACED ana congress; SO 9Th street.
The New Photo Art Company. e05 Pennsylvania
avenue. have reduced the price of their flne cabl-
Let photographs 10 - per dozen
GET YoCR UMBRELLAS and parasols covered and
repaired at ChiSes, Pa ave, opp National theater
so poz- sk Jersey gloves, 45c.; 80 doz real Isle
-ersy gloves, Gic $50 dOZ. Berlin Jersey gloves. &c.,
y tuition length res,l silk Jersey sec: II button
A DAAN,NN, Agt-, S06 eth street
FINE gilt vest Chains, gold patterns 81. Priggs.
LADIES $3.50 Kid an foxed button: width A to f:
sly Toe or neel. Wi! a. ell as any 81 90
shoe. HaEDs, SID 9Th street and gig Pa ave
AN INSANE Man jumped from q wagon on the
AnacOstIa bridge yesterday into the river and swain
up stream y man in boat pulled for and
captured the fugitive, and he was returned 10 the
Insane asylum not mu :h Injured.
In CIua.o--- ..
New designs in Dresses Ine Shirred Cap, ..5c.
En5r quality Cap, soc. The largest assortment
Swiss ana Nainsooh Embroidery Ill The city. Mrs
Max Weyl, Agent, 112 sth street northwest
REJECTION in price OF finely finished cabinet
photographs 10 81 per dozen. New Photo Art CON-
faDy, gUo Pennsylvania avenue.
iSFANTs and chiidrens lace caps, 15c and 19c-;
Lne null caps tomorrow. 45c.
\. DAMNANS. Agt. S6 18th street.
READ CLARK'S spect Easter sale in city items
"a 18th street DorthweS+
OPERA GLAsSsS wholesale. Hempler's 453 Pa av
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-11

REJECTION in price OF our finely finished cabinet
photographs 10 81 per dozen. New Photo Art CON-
faDy, go IennSy wanna avenue
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DRY GOODS.
EASTER Opening.
SEXTON DERRY

SEHA'N IEnhA.
Successor To PERRY K BROTUrR
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SALE or LIBRiRIys--Among the books TO be sold
~ i.J"NhSS auction roOIas on Monday evening
ieGt aIe sets OF the Parliamentary History or Eng
IisC, the -hnals OF Congress and Congressional
Gt,oe- Niles Register. Notes and QUERIES the works
- JONI Adams. Thomas Jefferson. John c. Cal
Aouii, D2hici webster, Henry Clay and many other
Nono OF value In The library, and especially men in
paoue LIE There Is also good collection OF law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-11

SEATON PERRY
larrV Ru{I fT1-
I5r-Usy.vsris svel.Ue. Vorner oh street
Established $50 aps
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Periscopic Eye Glasses and Specs, 81. Frigg
Immense assortment of baby carriage
Hahu.s Reliable Cbeap Sncci

Immense assortment of baby carriages.
refrigeratOrs and fee chests sold at low prices at
X. GoldSchmid'S. Sl2-.tn st. NV.
HahE's Reliable Cheap SpeciaIties.
Ladies Csc solid lasting laced and congress
Ladies' CSC. kid and pebble button.
BOYS and girls 15c. solid school shoes
Childrens 75c worked hole spring heels.
Misses 81. ana 81 SD fine kid anu goat button.
Gents $3.50 button Laced and congress
SIG 9TH street and 1922 Pa ave.
JOhnSOn'S. 18th and f streets; all the delica-
cieS; ladies' large saloon attached.
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Giles; ladies' large saloon attached.
Mother Swans Worm Syrup.
1nfalfble tasteiesS harmless cathartC; tor fever
lshnesS reStlesSneaS worms, constipation. 25c. )
ThOrntOu's Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver Oil with HypoIhOSphiteS OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds. consumption. impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
TO take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold 10y Drug
Glsto Large bottles. Jlc. Manufactured by W. f.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
Baltimore, Md. m,w,f
"AIderncy Dairy Wagons
Fresh Attorney Butter. chrlrned every morning,
and delivered in half pound Ward" prints, Soc per
pound. Also. Cottage Cheese, Butterlul!k Sweet
MIX, sc. per quart, Cream l5c- pint.
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llecker, OF Harper's Ferry, W. Va, and Annie L.
simmons; W. : Scaggs, OF Prince George county,
no. ana s2ilie E. Gordon, or Baltimore county
I'd; Peer Ezekiel Shepherd and Ircna Johnson:
.'sts H. Beach and Josephine Welch, both OF Alex
IIt4Tta. Va
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

GENTIEMEN'S GOODS.
IrINEsT DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
Il Only s..
Six Fine Dress Shirts made to order only go
Linen Collars all Styles only 81 30 per dozen
Finest Four-Ply Linen Cuffs. oily % cents Per
pair.
Closing out large lot of Unfinished Dress Shirts.
u cents worth 10 CENTS
al goods guaranteed to give satisfaction,
At MEGTNNISS,
feb25 1902 street northwest
SH1Rrs TO ORpER
SIX SOLID BOSOM FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
SIX PLATED BOSOM FOR L. 90
you want perfect fitting SHIRT have them made by
s. B. ELLFRY,
dc 1I12 street northwest
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-30
Women Should Vote.

aNow, let me see if I understand
this presidential election at Chicago"
said a blushing bride at Niagara, to
her spouse, as they gazed at the Mag
ara falls, after they had enriched the
hackman for life. "Blaine and Cleve-
land were chosen, were they not, my
deary pet?"
"They We're nominated at Chicago,
my sweety sweet-not elected"
"When will they be elected, my
angel love?"
'Only II of them will be elected,
dove"
"Then why. were they both nomin'
ated at Chicago, my pretty pet?!"
"You see, my dear, IL is a Demo
GRAFT and the other is a Republican,
"Then what is the use of having
two nominated at Chicago, if they
can't both be elected! l know there
are always two men on the ticket.
There were Tilden and Hendricks
and Hayes and Wheeler. Pa told
me So"
eyes; but you must understand
that there is a vice-president."
ooh, my darling of darlings!" ex
claimed the bride, %reproaching her
self for her doubts; 81 s'e it all no V,
Cleveland is to be president, and
| Mr. Blaine vice-president."
Then the husband mortgaged a
farm of his, and took his bride for q
drive to Whirlpool rapids in a hack.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-30
25.ooO.0oO Bushels.

People who lay awake nights to
pity Dakota should digest a few of
the crop returns before going to bed.
Dakota will harvest an immense crop
this year. The Dakota wheat yield
alone is estimated at $4,000, 900 BUSH
els. This new territory will be ex-
ceeded in the wheat crop by only a
few of the states. If we estimate
the population of Dakota at 100000
there will still be an average of
eighty-three bushels of wheat to
every man, woman and child in the
territory; or an average of four hum
bred and fifteen bushels to every
family. At a moderate estimate for
consumption and seed this leaves a
surplus of an average Of three hun
bred and twenty-five bushels to each
family. At one dollar a bushel the
surplus will bring into the territory
an enormous sum of money. But it
is only one item of the account.
There are the oat, barley and rye
crops. Flax is getting to be a large
crop in Dakota. The hay that will
be cut in the territory this year will
command unusual prices. 1t is a
grand year for this grandest of terri
tories. This great surplus crop
means much for Dakota. 1t means
new and better homes and perma-
nent Improvements of every variety,
and school houses and churches, and
and comfort and an ampler working
capital for the people now there and
temptation to more people to come.
A great many settlers in Dakota will
move out of the old shack and sod
house into new and pleasant homes
this fall, after the crop is safely mar
keted-Sioux City tIa.) Journal.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-30

The Mandan Pioneer, which has
heretofore pursued a neutral course
on political questions, has at last
hoisted it's banner in opposition to
the return Of Delegate Raymond to
congress. The Pioneer pretends to
believe that the interests of the West
Missouri country are with the anti
Raymond forces. The action of our
county convention in %electing Ray
mond delegates without opposition
proves that the interests of the West
Missouri country are not with the
anti Raymond forces so far as Stark
county is concerned. Billings county
also elected delegates who will sup
port Raymond. The Mercer county
delegates are for Raymond. Morton
county has not yet held her conven-
ton 81 that it is not decided who
her delegates will be for, but with
three out of the four organized coun-
ties for Raymond the idea that the
West Missouri country is opposed to
him is preposterous and the Pioneer
shows a degree of unfairness in mis-
representing the counties of Stark,
Billings and Mercer. The Pioneer
says that the methods resorted to in
these counties to forstall public opin-
ion and secure Raymond delegates to
Pierre were not of that high toned
character that commends itself to ad-
vocates of fairness. We only speak
for Stark county and can say that
Raymond was it's choice and that it
required no undetermined methods to
elect delegates favorable to him.
1t was the sentiment of the people in
convention as sembled and should MI.
Raymond receive the nomination at
Pierre he will get a rousing vote in
Stark county next November.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-30

"STARK county instructed for Ray
mond because Lounsberry told the
people up there that Burleigh county
and all other respectable counties
were sure for Raymond. The senti-
ment of the people of that county,
now that the little trick has been
found out, is exceedingly hot, and it
is likely some organized action will
be taken in the matter"
The above is from the Bismarck
Tribune and is a gross insult to the
people of this county who I able to
take care of themselves. L%ounsberry
had nothing to do with the conven-
ton. We will admit that the people
are shot" and by election time they
will be RED HOT for Raymond. "Be-
cause"-yes, because the action of
the Stark county convention does not
suit the Tribune it kicks and sis ex-
,ceedingly hot"
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-30
OFFICIAL PAPER OF STARK COUNTY

Entered at the postofice at Dickinson, Stark
Dakota, as second class matter.
The Dickinson press., 1884-08-30

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