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Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18

"DecorabsE olten"s npe BrRmieboa "Qf
teHlGsntns" er uotoRnet meo fglaenol
Suobolo:
5ouninsen paa 5%ropbaiten. (Erat af &c
lebonoens 9io for 1870 &ar iioen)
Sos en- al Spiriiismens spuitler. (gftel
bet guselite.)
Sabt % %gjeniunoet. Original NopeIe)
Heiirliu | stuslano.
l%r9ffuslene.
5noiife 6isslsre 90 1afenipiaere.
g9ster' 5amilien. Caf y. 9. Snsemnn)
On Sspuen.
Speno Snfua. C9i9t.-af Runeberg)
8eiie' Gpentnr.
Sss bet gberfte 6au. (af VI. 6. Guberieu.,
6%innnerne | 5inmarfen. (Spfnnernes
8ammer, oisies 8pbeboere og Suoret,
utns.-8usiebauoeIsn.-gt gar 8rRfte,
/ 6inmarten.)
vi sutien gOnaparttS Wemoirer.
6or sammel. GortGlins al CART gtIar.,
Gbonnenter, Der gniter at erboloe ben
npe BrGmiebos, bebsuer blot of meloe bet
Haar be inbienoer fin Subitriptiou fer touls
meloe 2lar.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
GplprG0 O..

Giant Powder Co.'S 0ta8osin meb
10000 Punb 6rubt ipron8 msS et
uBpre 8rns / Guften GtrsOog Ror9su.
gg9nin9en par beIigSeuOe 3! @}jI eiteus
for 0eaUer, Os aui8eUeI t%nul.e5 en- bel
Otan9Se at Re tore pragti9s @IassJtus
Der / 6yon'en at be iterre 5orretuiugss
GOtaIer | Spen. st Jarm : Su5 300
garos borte ipIintrsocs aItel.5, men peo
ct UtiraIteI Hap 6OItene otyfra me6
giuet. 0aan bar life ben ringsite &uelie
ON, buorIsoeS bet CT saast Ior fig meo
oenue Grplolion.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
California.

Gn 5Osaari9 ROrmano, Sobu 3oban.
neien, Der, ifsI9e' "8aItgrieu", i forrise
ll8e, iom Bet ignes uoen rimsIig @runo,
bIso ifuot paa al griuat : 8oIitibstieut
@igmore, er afsaaet uso Gooen paa
County 9ospituIet al Bet moota9us
Saur. San uar itrar bLeuen fort til
8olitis6 ospitaIet, men ba bans CtIitauo
burtis forbebrebes, bLsu ban 1Dttst til
BET arOet 9ospitaI, buor ban BOG itrnr
igien bIsu iuusere os be6e naite Msor:
gen. 8ismOre bar ieIu me!ot fig Jon
Nrrsitant.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
Np. 2I at
Deo Qrnen"
Sioe 1 til SO felser meb bette SO.
at Blabet.
SnOlail0et.
8 O.

Gn SOIoni, beitaaenoe af IS genn
ipIuania 6amiIier, bar fisbt fla 9an6
9farbeben af Siour Gitp.
llniueritet8 : 8psningen / De!
NfOinsS, builten 2utberauerne bauOe la:
bet opfsre / Aaret 1858, er MI bleuer
rspet neb, Os paa Somtsu itaI Der bpg:
ses en- SriuatsS oIi9.
- Pan bet samle Rortbmcitern sraot:
Depot / Clinton fanbtes nptig en- SasiC
al interesiaut Snbbolb, nemIig au,
SIaSs Sieneites0 ofumenter, tiI5srenbt
Rompani D Of 9tb Soma goIuntsers
ben cr rimeIisuis eitersIemt Der, ba Som;
pantet tom tiIba9e ira 8rissn.
- 6rebas MOrsen omtrent ST. 2
sit Der ct itGrtt 9tesns os Gor6ensGei eli
ouer Oes Moinss. 90 screenings:
GOtaler bleu trufne al ggniIo, iom fulste
8aSsRsrene til @afo Utstret % latte
benz | granb. 0tau fit bet bog mart
I%lutfet, uoen at nO9en Staoe unrettebeS.
6orrige Ssnba9 bitten uebbrGuote /
0eS ROines bet runbe gus, buori be,
fGnot fig 8 GOtomOtiuer, tiIborenoe Ges
Nepines N~ort5weitsrn 0arrow @au9c
Sansn og 0ss MOines & 0ortben.
8psnin9en Iaa Ian9t f~iernet fra 8anb,
% oerfor neObrRnbte ben ogiaa, itiont
BRANDS ianbitabet temmeIis mart IND:
fanot fig paa Steoet. Dtar peb lite
ristis, ON SIOen par pauiat, euer ON
ben itreu fig ira ct gauI, JON nogte
9utter bauoe siOrt op i RerBeosu. Oct
UiI bIioc ct b~etpoe!ist Cab for 9anerne,
Der MI fun er / 8eii0osIie at reipettiue
l O8 2 2etOmotiUsr, iau bet nil baue
tor SnofDoeIie paa transporter / et
Bar Ntaaneoer.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
~9pnsNeonas l minneapolis.

Sibfte Gorsbas Gftermiebas sapes
Der / bet npopfsrte GoItieum en- Gons
cert, ~uaientIis beisst at Born, Grusns
thinner Os l~loenbpss 5oIt. SanssRoret
bsitob ueb ben auleonins at benpeo
1000 Bsrn, ale Biserne tIabt 9uibt,
9utterne / en- Seetion | rsbe, | en- on.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
ct. Yaul, 16be SUM, 1884,

SpeSe, go. / hard, Suni1 .O5, Suli LOS,
guauIt 1.0S, $40. 2 hard Sc, No. 2 SO-S5,
Wais, Ro 3 5212, $40. 2 mixed 80, Suit
So. SABRE, Ro. 2 mixed, 2S1a. Sp8,
gtp. Q So, SO. 8 extra, so, No. 3 45. Hus,
Ro. Q 55. smer, Choice Creamery %
80, good Diaries, 14-16, miooels Diaries,
1O-12, iinpelt 61a-7H. Yoteter 80.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18

Samuel Siloen, Oemotraternes Sans
bioat for Yreiioent, er fsbt ben ODE
5ebruar 1914, os er aItiaa MI I!ot Ooer
10 glar sammsI. Der er inssn 9ou,
Iom beitemmer nOsen Marimums9 rrnOle
for en- porbenbe Yrsiibents aIoer.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
SoafS ri Slipcrpiiors.
(slutniuo IN 8o.e in.A

tSiAthI1lB q oott StnG)
unoerftsttet Of Carton, o3 ar nj 7at
antaget.
5oreilaaet og unoeritsttet, at en- S1.o9el
al 1888 Statterue paa Cots /, ?, II GA 10
b. 3 2auosbpen BIuiitou iial oIsortss
paa 9runo al Den Sfaoe, en- Stem / ioIt
leoen Starts Raaueo bar ioraariaQet paa
oisie 9otter. 8elBbet 50 Gents. INTACT.
Tn anissnin9 al 5. G. Berg ON at fda
uoltrsset bet 3oie Sttober 1851 foretaqnc
Tax Sale al 2ot 2 ne ne $3.50 eTtsc
6oriias b~eoil9et, o. GOuutpz aa3iereren Be
mpnoiseoes III at tilba8e5etale til SINE
baueren af tax sale Gsrtiifntet oct iuoUe
talte Beleb os ReHterne al iamme.
5elsenoe Siite paa 9tesniu9er bleo paa
6orlla3 ueotaget, o9 gouutp.Au0jtgrer be
m1noi8eoes til o8 beororeoeg, at uofeoe
8arrants oerior paa De rgipeItige 5ous3.
cCHFDTrJF pF ACrpT-s-u1
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18

Siblte Snsoas pusiereoe Der siennen'
Oubuqite 8 Gar : 2Oaos, bet ptl lt9e
l72, $50 8unb, msb SowasS mor pao
8eien til 0ew Orleans. Vo9nene par
af be iaafalbte refrigerator cars. 0etts
er BEN itsrite Smor 6orienOeIie, man
tienber til fra Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
Qaben 2otrefponoanee.

Gil 6. s. S.l 6uuO De ipOrser
ON, fiubes / "OecOrab : Bolten"S No.
"a; nj ituIbe ienbt Dem ct Rnmmsr
bsraf, men 0eres 9rsu iuOeboIbt iasen
Qoresie.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
miI,panfee. 16be SUM. 1891

Spese, Ro. 2 SS4, Sum- ssh, Sui
S94, auauIt 81. Wais Sc. Saprc,
3o. 2. 31-32. Hns, No. 1 ga. Sg8,
$40. 2 614, grtra sto. 8 50. MESS PORK
Suue 19.1O-19.70. caro- 8.12-8.15.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18

Oet er bsresnet at futile pare 10000
Bicyclers | be Dorenebs Stater.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
5..Se .iaraana. sac. 10.
Dore promieboeer.
l. On SDtit Sortaninaes.
SuAbnIS.

HuUDl0.
Seas Srabeit8.-Gn 5urtaniua til Of
lie at.
Der R orfenS So.-gu morfom oonTY
6~ortGuiug.
Se'pesessW aisineu. - On poIYf Sor.
telling.
Spefn.-Gn lihcu ootfcr Sortenina fra
ben iloite oGHife Nria.
Frat az Wsrtncs aip.-gn irre,Ies
ltpli9 Stilorta0 ON oisir imaa interss
iante 9nr.
Sco 5erer.-9igt
5orloseisss.@iiset I gTrbp.-gn
moriom 6ortGninG.
sn GenfeE SaSt.-@fter oct gneelIfe.
vt apsntet 6jenfsn.-Gt ipenIt Saau
aottea.- 5ortpliug.
traits 90 5aser.-9ist Of 3prsen Mu.
ansers Gcrres8aarseu, en- Iauofar
big 6orto IHa fro Ibelemartsn.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
Markeos= Deretnin9er
Chicago. 1G0e Suni. 1884.

Sbtca8o, LODE gum, 1884.
Sinter= Speoe. Ntartebet title.
VaarsSoeos. NO. ? iolst for S718-s74,
9e9ulGr eaer go. 2. SUM 81
S75S; Suli SS18-S8B; NuauIt 914-
eos; Seotsmbsr s9I-9O58.
Wais. 8riierns er: Ro. 2 S4-554;
high mixed 554-56; Rejected 48-49;
Ip mixed 52-55; SUM- 55B-55%;
SuIi 5618-57; au9uit 584-5S56.
SABRE. SO. 2 white 344-3719; SO. .
mixed 314-31H; Stunt 33-334; Sui
334-34; au8uit 2911.
SLUG. gtO. 2 81; SUM 614.
Sys. Rurteoet ilaut, NO. 3 $50.
Spin. $3.75-450 for skips and light
light, 515-5.60 for assorted light and
5.1O-5.6O for packers and shippers.
MESS PORK. SUM 19.65-197O; Suli
19.7G-1975; Gusuit 19.7O-19.75; Cttu.
Der $500.
saro. SUM ~s.O7-81o; SuIi 8.27-8.32;
gus. s.4O-S.4213; Septbr. s.55-S.571&.
Smor. Creamery:
Choise-"Extra Firsts' SO.19 @O2O
Fair to ~good-"Firsts" 10 a II
Ordinary makes-"Seconds" IA a 10
Diaries:
Fancy selections-"Extra Is q .16
Choice to fancy "Firsts and Ex-
ira Firsts" .12 a IA
Good IL a .12
Packing stock OF q 90
Ladle- packed-Fair TO choice 10 a 10
Grease - a %
sGs. 14-14l5 pr. Suiin.
Salg. 6-64
t1lo. Washed: Unwashed:
Fine heavy SO.25-027 $0.16-0.20
Fine light 30 81 81 "a
Coarse 30 30 10 .1S
Medium 30 So .23- .26
Low Medium .25- 80 is 90
Yottter. Peachblows 35-37; Early Rose
25-35; Burbanks 1910; Rpe $2.50-3.0C
pr. Suibel.
SiGrsQrG. 2euenbe &alfuner 9-10 pr
Yuub; ilusteoe Ssns 9-91a; apQtnsei
fra 100000 pr. SuiiH, | 5orbolo I'll
Stgrrelie.
Sorns2pGs. Briierne paa be ~forltIel
liae Grades er ufpranoret:
Choice TO fancy steers $6.4O-6.5s
Good to choice shipping steers 6.15-6.6C
Fair to good shipping steers 5.75-6.3t
Common to fair steers 5.55-6.1(
Feeders, fair to choice 4.75-5.4(
Stockers, common to good 3.7O-5.O(
Good to choice cows 430-5.4C
Common to medium cows 2.S0-3.9t
Rough and fair mixed lots 2.5O-3.3(
Poor to common mixed lots 2.7r3.2s
Saar. 2epenoe 3.00-4.25 pr. 100 Euno
beofte Sort ~5.00-6.50.
Suocr. 9rsnialteoe ~, DO. beifaoiseot
ga, DO. lette s-S4, %srpuialteoe aalue'
Suoer 1879, tgrreoe DO. 14-15.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
gtopeller os SOrtGlinser. go. 13.

SueboIe:
De- to glinbe. - Gn gearapelie | sure
Selemarfen. - Gn SisnefjGrriug.
fS6 Sioer. 8ris: 25 Cents.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18

B tanpua
Pen saar
pan bupbs
Eeret, cold
be fsits
| er be Of
ftet Os til
|re" buiLsr
Dem til
|1p pauiut.
|aa nGftsn
|itanssn sr
top, bpor
pet torres.
|Ropsrs".
I'm" lite Or
iOm en-
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
.mbrfsse,

gtferat bape
Fags sr iss.
leg er mere
|paa ben en-.
boent. Zen
|i ben onbs4
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18

Ii ale EsIs
8louss
| Stebeitaal,
ba hGrhet
hloeles ititsI
liars, beriou
n Of XloEsf
Iaa'
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18

5pr gibbs us 7iet b~epilseoes fo!seaot:
VI R Srpmnen, 6 Gage Is VILE S25,l'
Niis 9arlen, 6 Gage IS gtiie $3.50
8 3 9ommer. 6 Gage "a Vile T2'75
n Barnes 8 3ase e5 Ytile s27.00
:Sacob Setuen, 8 Gage 2 AttIs S242l
9rptofoIen oplGit % peotas.t.
Yaa 5orilas adjournment.
Z. G. esge, gonutp aaoiior %
glert Of the Spars Of SHperptprs.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18

ct Reofab
'fper bsls
behnses
.base. aor
Ore eno no
tIeuotmss
/. Srpolb.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18

HT
| p9 brussr
"RQpsr-
|tper, at pgr
ar ieet.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18

be SWaalN
Der erfci
Ter ri oirtttI
h slnprtm,
|hse "SaIt'
tnOblH.
|unelen. u
a., uil Fns
|eu or tIrh
Bo9sus Jn'
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18

ssaar. 9epenoe 3.00-425 pr. 100 Huno
bebite Sort 5.00-6.50.
Suocr. 9rsnialteoe ~, DO. beifaoi9eoe
64, DO. Iette 8-S4, srpuialteoe Salpes
Suoer 1315, tgrreoe 90. 14-15.
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of the past, they will continue to wake
up on the morning after tho election
c~restfallen and defeated because
whilst they are preaching and fail at
tn" same time to practice what they
preach, that Fitzpatrick, Houston, Mea
ley aud Duffy have ceased talking and
gone to work. tirelsssIy endeavoriny
to bring order ont If chaos-organiz-
ing in every ward the men who carry
the primaries and IRE wiIlingto take all
chances. and are preparing each one to
himself to BE- on tho field in person from
the earlies: flush of dawn until the
shadows have heightened way into the
night.
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hECONsTRUCTJON WITH AvESGEANCE,
The senior class of the Indiana Uni.
verslty has undertaken to reconstruct
the Lords Prayer and the following il
the result
Our Paternai Ancestor, hallowed be
Thy Cognomen; Thy sovereignty ap.
proach Thy behests be accomplished
Oh this mundane orb M it is in the
realms Of Thy O,nnipresence, AID.
vance to US %diurually our stipend of
s%ustenance, and grant Is absolution a.
we absolve those who encroach on our
individuality. Direct Us not in a collec-
tive capacity athwart the obstacle of
undue susceptibility, but spare Us the
modification Of unsophisticated un,ich
tcOusness. and Thine shall be the no
tency, glory the lands. tenements and
entertainments and the appurtenances
%thereunto belonging, forever. Amen.
In publishing this reconstructive eff.
fort, the indianapolis Sentinel observe.
that it is ''well calculated to impress
literary circles with the fact that the
Bloomington huckelberry f1ourishes at
enviablo altitude above the Green.
castle plate glass persimmon."
i
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!: =: !; ;' s: ]; ! u: +; :: :: :; =; !: 8; s.; q: !: !: :: {: !: 6? :
.,.. can make great pay all the time
particulars to II. HALIrr 4 TrccS' inc Tor
Maine. oo'' portland
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NOTICE.

Having purchased the eligibly situated boil
er snop Of r. Hogan, in this town, l am now
prepared TO take contracts for mskinq new
Boilers and repairing old ones. Full satisfac
lion guaranteed, work will be done at the low
est figures. 1have secured the services Of NJ.
r. Hogan, rs foreman and manager who has
mad ioue experience in this business. Parties
will f1nd it to their interest to call on me- he.
Tore making contracts elsewhere.
r,. WM. H. EAGAN.
Ihibodaux, April 9th, 1885.
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Now Is the time to subscribe TO
the SENTINEL.
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B. 7. BLAKE,
Attorney at Law.

Terrebonne and Assumption.
Will attend also to all Notarial business in
trusted to him.
Ofhce on Green St. near tho Court Hou.e
TH1BODAUx La,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-14
Alexandria Affairs.

Perc-+ed for TrIE EvESING STAR
SPITE WORK-IHCENDIART FIRE-FRAMg HOrsrs
BfRSED-An alarm OF fire was given about II
O'Clock last night the frame dwelling Of Capt Jas
Webster. OF the police force, having been set on
fire. The house Is situated On the south side OF
Wilkes street. alongside the Midland railroad track
and Is IN ne midst OF row or frame houses MANY
OF the ilre.nen were absent In Washington and
destroyed the house of Capt. Webster, and spread
ing TO the house OF Mrs. Capt. Webster injured
that so that II will have TO Oe rebuilt ON the other
side the flames attacked and destroyed the three
Martin LAWYER and }. Dement,. The loss will be
about 5000 which is covered by insurance The
IRE was undoubtedly kinded by an incendiary
capt webster Is the active chief OF police quiet
before Efforts have been made by miscreants 10
burn him cut several years ago an adjoining
house was injured, and only a short time since an
attempt 10 set lire TO his house was frustrated
aIte. the names had begun to burn.
CORPORATION C0URT.-The corporation court
Judge Meade. continues its sessions In the pro.
bate Branch OF the court the VIII OF Mrs Elizabeth
Janney has been probateC, and letters OF admin
lstFaion on the estate OF Oscar Domaine issued to
III. Ii. Dei12ine. decree was made ratifyinp
the judicial sales OF the Mcfarland property TO H.
& " Young. The suits or Wheatley agt Dayen-
port and Moore agt. Jones were referred.
The ESTATE OF JoHE FoLANsEEE.-The corpora-
ton court is engaged In the settlement OF the
estate OF John FOiansbee. Judge Meade has made
decree OF reference in the case and has appoint ed
guGrdl9n 10 carry on the proceedings In the name
OF Emma, Jesse and Mary Folansbee.
NOTES.-The Belya Lockwood Rangers, clothed In
train last night to participate In the procession
there. They returned after midnight In time 10
help TO exIingush the fire at Capt Websler,s-
ne Columbia tower is completed.-Messrs Ed
gar Snowden. T. d. Fendal. and w. A. Vincent. re-
elected members OF the city school board took the
oaths OF office yesterday.
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Affair. I'm West Wa.hinr,on.
Srn1crlr CASH Pn1cEs.
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS

BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS, reduced from
37Hc. to 25c.-cash price
cotoRED SILKS extra good quality. reduced from 81
BLACK BRocADE SILK VELVET. reduced from
SIS to 81.
LADIES' CLOTH SUITIN0. one yard and half wide
Immense width. size
NEW YORK MIL AND PEQUOT sHEETINa COT
ION (widest and very best). 25c.-cash price.
COLORED sURAH CAshMERES. pure WOOL wide
double width 37kc.
to 81.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS Gmmense size>. re-
duced from 90 down to S.
sEkGE CAsHMERFS. very finest quality. all pure
wool; nearly one yard and half wide Cimmense
wfdth). reduced from 81 IS to 75c
BLACK SILKS very fine quality. reduced from $l50
COLORFD SILK vELvETS. Sl25
COLORED SILKS. S7x and soc.
COLOREO AND BLACK SATINS, 6Oc.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, pure linen SOC
LARGE SIZE BED QUILL s. 81.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, 81
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS IN REMNANTS Of g.
8. q. I'd yards. real value &c., reduced to l2kc
BLA.K CASHMERE SHAWLS. ali pure fine wool,
nl3 CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE
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was L. An Assss.pssa suicide,


Yesterday afternoon, shortly after the arrival OF
the New York train at the B. p depot, one OF the
passengers, young lady about 10 years old was
observed stupefed In the ladies' waiting room at
the depot BY MrS. White, the matron. The latter
at once began an examination, and found an empty
one ounce vial which had held laudanum. Onicer
Lamb was called, and he notified DR.. Townshend
the health or1cer. With his assistance and those
OF others about the depot the girl was restored to
consciousness after nearly two hours work It was
ascertained that her name was Carr, and that she
is resident OF South Washington Her friends
were sent for, and took charge OF her. She left
home q few days ago. and it Is supposed that her
mind was temporarily deranged.
CHARGED WITH GRIBvoUs OFFENsE.-James
Smith, colored, who vas arrested Wednesday night
On suspicion OF having attempted an outrage on
the child, Maggie Mcdonald, OF 2129 street north
west was charged with the OfienSe In the Police
Court this morning. The case was continued until
next Wednesday; bonds 81 600.
Affairs in West Washington.
A STEAM TIC ON FIRR-About $50 O'Clock last
night an alarm OF fire was turned in from box 731
for the burning Of the steam tug Gilmore Meridith
lying at the foot OF 30th street. The fire originated
from the furnace. The vessel Is not totally de-
stroyed, and is fully insured 1t is owned by Mr.
Henry Winship.
CONDITION OF THE WATER AT A. M-Clear at
all points Low tide in the river to-day at $40 p
M; high tide at 11:30 p. m
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VIZ. LAIN u We
6l6 9TH street and 1922 Penna. avenue.

IL. Goldschmid. S12.7th st. N. W.. offers
the following special bargains for tomorrow only;
Superior white china cups and saucers 47c = d.:
celery glasses TIC: fancy shelf oilcloth yds for
60c real maJoiica jugs reduced to 25c; new shape
and decorations Of English china chamber sets, 10
pieces, only 1907; tin cuspadores assorted coors,
assorted colOrs SIC; colored glass polka dot tum-
blers for 97c; square shape Of decorated English
china dinner SETS 1873 pieces. only S12.93; colored
glass salt and pepper casters CSC; custard cups
1Oc; superior china chamber sets, 10 pieces. deco
rated with broad coored bands and gilt lines G5;
ornamented lava flower pots CSC, worth soc; English
china tea sets, "A pieces, decorated with gold,
reduced from ST., to g. 97 balance OF baby carriages
and travelling trunks below manufacturers prices;
salt or pepper bottles for 10c, worth SOC; extra
large size chamber sets. handsomely decorated with
moss roses and gold, 10 pieces s4.27, worth &c., with
jar $6; crystal glass bread trays 13c; 16 inch tea
trays 19c; decorated china cream pitchers 23c;
painted splash mats 12c
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SPECIAL Nor1oE

SHORT WRApp1ses. In BLACK AND
COLORS
JERSEY JACKETS. JERSEY NEwMARKETs. PER
SIAN WRAPPINGS.
CLOTH NEwMARKETs IN BLUE AND BROWN.
CLOTH COATS THAT HAVE BEEN LEFT FROM
LAST YEAR AT HALF PRICE.
PLUSH COATS IMPORTED CLOAKs. QUE STOCK
IS LARGE. AND COMPRISES ALL THE NOV
Elites
SILKS. vELvETS AND DRESS GOODS.
INDIA sHAwLS IN GREAT VARIETY. HAVING
PURCHASED LARGELY. WE HAVE SECURED
MANY BARGAINS
REAL INDIA sHAwIs FROM s7s TO ssoo
W. n. SINISTER 4 SONS,
sa9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
4. B-THH REST u TuR CHEAPEST. ocp
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DRY GOODS.
New IMPORTED j ERsEYs.

SEAToN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PEBesy BRoTEERs
Has JUST OPENED A LARGE LINE OF
IMPORTED rL.CE JERSEYS. EXTRA FINE QUAIL
ITY. AT az
BLACK SILK JERSEYS ALL SIZES. AT IS.
IMMENSE STOCK OF BLACK ENGLISH WALK
ING JACKETS FROM IS To sl2.
PARIS AND BERLIN wRArs NEwMARKETS, DOL
MANS AND CIRCULARS IN GREAT Vanity.
ELEGANT SILK SEAL Plush SACQUES
81 INCHES WIDE BLACK SICIlIENNE FOR CIRCU-
LARS.
50 INCHES WIDE SILK SEAL PLUsHEs AT sl9
AND SIC.
SPECIAL OFFERING" OF BLACK BRoCADFD
SAfiNS IN SNAIL. Fl1Ut.E> AT 81, WHICH
DUPLICATED
SUPERB STOCK OF SILKS. SATIN pUCHEssE
RHADAMES AND FLAIN AND BRoCADED
SILK EEINETS.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH BROAD
CLOTHS AND DRESS FABRICS FOR PLAIN
AND COMBINATIONS SUITS.
ALL WOOL SCOTC II PLAIDS IN GREAT VARIETY
eEWEDDING OUTFITS A SPECIALLY
~ SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS BY GASLIGUT.
sH CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY. PERRY BUILDING
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th streas
Established lS40. ns
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BUY B. III. Douglass d Sons Capsicum Cough
Drops for your children; they are harmless, pleas
Ing to the taste and will cure their colds. ID. s
and trade mark on every drop.
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AT BROOKS. SO2 7th street, first class ladies' kid
or pebble button, g; Cousins fine pebble button,
81 50; our Specialties In mems Congress and button,
g. genuine bargain mems French calf boots,
hand-Srwed, only S. worth 80 So
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ISvIrATIoN.-YOu are requested to call at nc
Tth street northwest, where Will be given prac-
teal exhibition OF Heckers self Raising Buck
wheat and Flours, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Nov. 18TH l4th and 18TH Ladies especially invited
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Amusements, etc., Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER-Milan Italian Opera COM
pany In III Baroiere de Sevigiia-"
ALBAuaH's GRAND OPERA HoUsE.-Abbott Opera
company In ia Traviate."
FoRD's OPERA HoCsE--'.A Hoop Of Gold"
THEATER Commentaries.
DINE MusHUN.-Arne Walker In "The Two Or
phanS.n
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STAINED glass substitute agency, Ali eth street.

THE Chicago Grocery Co., SOC 9TH, offers brown
sugar for sc. ID, almost white sugar FOR &C.
CSC; graduated sugar for &c, or 10 pounds
for Csc; loaf sugar for 1c 10 pounds for 73c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-14

II You DESIRE to cure rheumatism, sore feet,
bunions and cornS try the electric shoe. 1t costs
only $780, IS made in style, OF good materials, and
highly recommended. Young's, 400 9Th street, sole
agent for the Electric Shoe Remember: The Old
W Oulln in Window.
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CITY ITEMS.
For all Bronchial Troubles, whether acute or
chronic. use Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup Price CSC. /

Many a One il AsfOnished
At the Low Prices OF Our Reliable Goods.
It viii cost you nothing to convince yourself that
we sell as we advertise
We are selling
At CSC, Ladies' Reliable Button, sold elsewhere
S12S
At $1.25 Worked Hole Kid and Pebble Button.
worth $1.75.
At Sc our "Unrivalledn Goat and Kid Button, supe-
r1or In style and wear TO any 81 so shoe.
At s. Ladies' Genuine Hand-sewed Button, posi-
tive bargain. at 81.
At COO. Solid School Shoe suitable for Boys or
Girls; outwears many 81 shoe.
At Csc. Chiids Goat and Kid Spring Heel Button
worth 81.
At 81 Misses Spring Heel Button; cheap at s1.a5
At $1.25 Gents CATERS and Laced worth wholesale
$3.50
AT g. Gents Stylish Button Laced and Congress,
that Mt and wear better than most 50 shoes
The $3.50 Gents famous Calf Shoes, as durable as
any S. shoe.
Our $6 Gents elegant Hand-Stitched Boot. Button,
Laced and Caters, beat any $40 custom made.
VIM HAHN & Co..