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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31

For the greatest amount OF pictures at
short notice. call at Joy Gallery where YOU
can get 2sS at one sitting by the new In
s,ani.neous Dry Plate Process.
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Dealer, in the genuine Singer Sewing
Machine, a.so parts, attachments. needie>.
al g. for tits and other makes of ma
chimes. aui machine, repaired.
J. H. BRuwN Manager.
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Bar Harbor-


E b. Rodlck. who Is attending the win
ter term Of the L. VI. c. Sem. at Bucsspor
was at home for day or two, last week.
Frank Imam. son Of John ;. lyman
Esq, is at home for a weeks vacation, from
the Classical Institute al Waterville, where
he is fitting for college.
Joseph Elsby Young. OF thi, place, has
recently received back pay to tine amount Of
$3.50, with pension Of $500 per month.
L b. Deasr. Esq. of Gouldsboro, has
opened a law office at Bar Harbor. His
rooms are in Hamor Block.
Mr. and Mrs F.. $. Rand ana their son
Rev. c. A. Rand. victims of the Cav Head
disaster. summered at Bar Harbor but few
seasons ago, and were the parents and broth
or of Edward S. Rand, Jr.. one of the first
who conceived the idea of building sum
mer residence at Bar liarbor.
The grammar school, taught by Howard
&. Emery Of Eden, closed very successful
term on Friday, Of last week.
-Messrs. +. B. 4 VI. Rodick, We under
stand, have sold their interest in the billiard
business to Messrs Jellison and Jordan, who
will run the hall in connection with then
barbering.
Jan. o. AyEM0NE.
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IL Barometer very high. and steady clear
cold weather, and most excellent -ielghsrG
Social gathering and oyster supper, NJ
Capt. Thomas Iap.el's. last evening.
Mr., Nerlc Jones, Of Belfast, y visit
ing hrr own, and husband, people, n 'hls
place.
Mi, Emma Tapi-y Is aiae, ia,irE
closed IN. ,sho1. 4, p,Hol.,cui .A,i l+E.ial
Steamer Lewiston arrived al noon YES
teria,. bound East DoEily', sage aa>
here 4. an ear., hour, waiting n IAN, pas
,ensrrs for Sedgwlck
-Geo. Steele. our hardy ferr,-man.
brought over j whol- inal N Norna!-,
Yesterday morning
Capt CAnIage o: Blu.h,l, PIT into
Henry's cove. Ihut-!.t. r.t icing abie ~
.4ti through Tie Reach On account " ice.
The new store al The corner" M be
painted rtl with green trimmings,
Everything he''ken, i grand time Al
the Hal. fhur>da, evening Feb !
Harvey Ra'eman. aged ab1ut y Years,
died at H. HON Oh the Cape, last Mond,,.
Most Of the BOYS, with their ..he,f ,iri'
were If on i Singh ride Ia,r evening
John Iaple, h4, .'pedlied ont" 4tlut
90 cGrds Of df, WOOL inI, ~lLtcr.
Jan. y. YoIA>u.
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Several OF our young men who have
for some tim. past been connected with
business houses in distant cities. we're at
home last week on vacations
Harry Cobb left Sunday night, TO re-
sumo hi, duties At Riaes Bros Dry Goods
House. Of Portland.
Freeman Collins returned BY earl,
train. Monday to Gloucester. here he is con
nec'cd With the Naumkeag Clothing CO.
Walter Gardner started by same tram
TO visit relatives in Washington, u. G.
Harry Hall soon leaves US for Attic
boro. Mas, where he is engaged IN the
manufacture of lewelry.
Jan ~
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Surry.
The good shedding is being improved
by Sheldon's teams in hauling wood and
stave stuff from the Cushman lot. Stave
wood, kiln wood and hoop. poles, always
find ready market here for cash or grocer
les.
Capt. J. II. Knowles, master Of whal.
ing ship, who has been spending a few weeks
with hi. family, started overland the goth
inst, to take his ship, which has been under
going the necessary repairs at San Franz
cisco.
Rev. W. II. Crawford mas been gone
the past few days to lay the remains Of his
father, who died week ago last Saturday,
beside the wife at Searsmont.
A prosperous singing school numbering
over sixty scholars is taught by the we'll
known teacher, Jos. Emerson Of Ellsworth.
The school contemplaies giving . concert.
probably next week, the proceeds to 90 to-
wards frightening out the school.
SIGMA.
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IAmOine.
Capt. + ID. Hodgkin., Lewis King ani
G. h. HodsAii. :. who haze been ~ Boston
aud ,Ic.nl,, damn. the early part %! the Win
tar have reformed. having settled up the
bushes, relating 10 their several fishing YES
>tls-
II hat dreaded .courge the scarlet fever,
Ia, again made il appearance in the Hodg-
n> district. West Hancock. Precautions
arr being taken 10 prevent the spreading q
he malAds. VII people Who are afflicted
with contagious diseases never learn TO
exercise care and reasonable caution in deal
ing with their ieghboIs2 Thanks are dne
DR. Phillips for his vigilance and well di-
rected efforts to coniine the disease IN IL
present locality. The school ID the VICINITY
has teen closed, and religious services Al
Eas, lamoine discontinued for the pTe1en'
Mr. Benjamin Huckin-. o. Fast Ia
moide met attn very painful. and II /.
feared. fatal accident Mr.. lIurhins was en-
tcfing the house when he slipped and fell
on the lee near the door. di>locaiing hi-
shoulder, and seriously injuring his thigh.
DR.. SWEET was called and administered all
the relief Ia his power, but Mr.. II. j,
over ninei, one Year, Of age, hut little hope
is entertained Of hi. recovery.
Jan. IS. DELTA.
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If YOU are ia want of Moving Ma
chine. Horse Rake. or any kind OF Farm
Machinery. cone and zee NIT before purchas
ing elsewhere. Orders hy mai! promptly
attended TO.
J II. BRowN. Agent.
I-tf Ellsworth. Me
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Esstbrook.
Miss Fannie Ingalls, is at home for
good.
Miss Lizzie Bunker who has been quite
sick is getting better.
The stase mill crew is doing a good
business. Nine and one-half thousand were
sawed one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Murch. Of Franklin,
invited large party of friends TO their
house Saturday evening, 10 hulled corn
party. All came away fully satisfied that
a more agreeable host and hostess than Mr..
and Mrs. Murch cannot be found.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tracy are to have
a variety wedding next Saturday evening.
Jan. %. H. N.
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Ssrrest,ilie.
"A very disastrous fire occurred here on
Saturday morning Jan. 10, by which the house,
barn, cattle, sheep. poultry and everything
possessed by Mr.. n. Closson we're entirely
consumed. also the horse. sleigh and goods
Of Mr.. Hartman of Orlando pedler, who
was stopping at the house that night. The
fire was discovered BY Mr.. Hartman. who
was awakened by strange noise. and upon
opening the door Of his room leading TO the
back Of the house was met b, flames and
smoke; he went to the other part OF the
house and aroused the family. and went to
the barn in his bare feet AMI underclothes
hoping to save his horse. but was too late,
for the barn was full of fire. He immediate
Is went back to the house 10 get his clothes
and money. of which he had about s2j, in
his pants pocket, but was again too late. for
the fire had possession Of his bed room.
Mr.. Ciosson seized two pairs Of pants as he
Jeff his room and escaped with his wife and
two children in their night clothes. and in a
very short time everything was IN ashes,
Mr.. Blossoms loss was very severe. Be
sides the stock and hay in the barn, there
vas in the house large amount Of house
hold goods and $40 in money which he had
received the week before. The neighbors
have been collecting something to relieve
the INN ediate necessities Of the family
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31

If you have any Pictures 10 be copied,
enlarged and framed, you should leave YOUR
orders with b. +. Joy at once.
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. u, . -, a-nn nnn :. 1000,
~ we capitai ~ io'o' anu SovV'VoVin 1921
making 'ns presen. casn caPasi one m m
dollars. Inc assets OF the company Dec'
81 1851 were Sz,zo' ,2oS.32, ana nsoil'''es
y. se nn. ssrs sna supPo'su ,osses
.'sS,oz zoo, .es.ine net surplus anu cap
Ma. u i,ov1,oo'; GO umosi y risk'
WI ~.t. zen IN ~ years <iS''o'' '"s"'"s S'9o'-
'o.sooo. -
Inc prosperity Of tne eomPIu! mas been
sucn that the directors nave oeen able 10
declare semi-annual oiviaehds Oh hve per
cent. each. without interruption, which
amount 10 $53O,OOO, Na'"S now on mana
10 the credit Of the stockholders undivided
net profits amounting to 1904 1871 II there
fore the profits have exceeded one million OF
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Re, Salem y. Ioaue prhrhcl IN
Uu.,n Hall. l.-l sabbath
~ The excellent condition 81 the rohG-
make, hI.ines. lively. 4 large amount Of
-ia>r ~ool being hauled II The mills.
-Mo>e, and Hannah Cot,i- have been
dep, afflicted by the death q: Stella. their
Oldest daughter 4 most t,iiInahle ,opnc
iaI,. The, have the sympathy nf the en-
tire community il their bereavement
Several car load, uf s;a,e ~.od have
been brought In Oh the railroad The cars
crossed the bridge for the first ,m- Monday
Work .a,ing rail. on thi. side viii be- rap
ial, pushed forward anu IN 4 few ia,s Nr.
Editor. yolr ears Will be greeted b, The
whistle Of the locomotive IL !, comes steam
ny into town. II.
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High School Building.

Every one conversant with our High
School. must be aware of some Of the dis
advantages We are laboring under. The
room under Hancock Hall. used for the
High School. was not constructed and never
intended for High School-room and as
such has been used altogether too long not
that We do not need High-School house or
room. for We do. and a very different one
from that NOV in use.
The locality is very unsuitable no play
grounds or promenades connected with the
building for the proper exercise OF the schoi-
airs. and surrounded by no exterior attract
iyeness. but snugIy pent up by streets and
buildings IN 20 close proximity, that the rays
of the sun seldom lind their way into those
narrow lights. altogether too small for a
school room. especial, one 81 that SIZE.
The room is too large for the light. or the
light too small for the room.
l. must be apparent to an ordinar. rea-
spner. that this state of things must be very
detrimental TO he c,e and brain. a. the,
.:. =. Il
" ',t
,,
'J..I.a
-. .,.......;l,
a,I l,n...r i,
-,
,, Ia
''' y ~ '''' '.''''e
of or means And ability
", greatly need High School 70 give
s.,r..t. y. .t,r ,i,,i,z,iop oar
..,,
''N' '.''
Judged - 2 great extent by our schools
an. .htfuliy too II W had DO churches
.t.,.,lL. ~,.l.l H., ,,,c,Jl, community,
:, .,tt
= "' "'' w
wi'h hafHarAn>- y We a.. are ANXIOUS 70
ft ana Isrtf ~
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GREAT EXClTEuEN EMIT

,.be sale. Of kEAN's KIDNEY AND BaCk PLAs
rFRs arr fast supersedlng those of all Other
Porous PIasters in the market. Ask your drug
srt.t for them and take no other lyril
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31

STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. ss.-Cour OF Probate Ellsworth,
January Term, A. D., lssl.
Accounts having been ied for settlement in estates
4BTGIIL $. TURNER, late Of Castine.
Jonas ". Turner, ENr.
DiIfD y. HiINES. q A., minors Trenton.
Melvin u. Haynes, G'd'n.
DYER p. JORDAN, Lrfe qfEasrorfk
Mary A. Jordan. Adm'r'N.
HILLdRD w. SOUIE, Tote 81 GoRhdsboro
HELEN w. GRANT RHs,oorfi. n,i"or
Henry Whiting. G'd'n.
Lt'CRETfi TRt Nd T. non comPos Hsgtis SuFTB.
,,co- w. Hutching~. G'd'n.
sFDYEI SMITH. tate er Seiglc,ct.
Nathan II. Powers, Atm'r.
oRpEREn-Ihat the said accountants give notice
90 ali person interested hy causing copy ~ thi~
Order be published three weeks -ucce--iycly in
the Ellsworth American that they may appear at =
Probate Court to be holden at oh the first
"Wednesday Of February next At ten Of me ciock
In the forenoon, and show cause, II any they have,
why the same should not he allow ed Ill.,,
A true Copy, Attest CHAs. 7. poRR, Register.
l concerned that -he has been duly az.
pointed and has taken upon herself the
trust nf AdministratriN "f The estate N
Haskell W Hincklev, late ~ Bluehll, in
the County OF Hancock, deceased, hy giving
bond a. the law directs. she therefore re
quests all persons no are Indebted to the sail dc
those who have any demands thereon 70 exhibit
the same for pa ymcnt.
FANNIE II. IIiNCkLEl. tlmr'x.
Noyrmlrr ! lSSs, Iw3
THE subscriber hereby give public notice to all
L concerned that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself, the trust uf an Ad-
min. trator % the Estate ~ Jeremiah iltiams late
OF Buck sport. in the County ~ Hancock, yComan.
deceased
by giving bond 3, the law directs he therefore re-
quests ali person, no indebted 20 the said
dec.a sed. estate. 10 make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon Ia eN-
hbt the same for payment
EDW NRD PARTRIDGE.
Tanuary I--4 3w5
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pr-RF BLOOD can be insured by the use
of the True Il. f. Atwood Medicine IL
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WIN tiiEf ORDER FOR $40 NORTH ~ TEA
We VIII give an Eng. hiua Tea Set OF a pieces. or
W hlte ing China Chamber Toilet set OF 10
pieces or - dol, silver plated Knives and Fork,
pr one dog. silver plated Tea spoons ~ Fork Or
IL s!uH Of each.
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LOO Al. NOElt -

Gall Al 10y, and ,Naui.e NJ, Pnuio-
grAsnS te }, now getting up v.th ni- new
scenery and l.oc>>1rse>
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The Tribune almanac for 1884 has
made its appearance. This work has long
since established itself as one of genuine
value as a standard book Of reference. and
in its particular sphere is recognized as with
out n rival. The almanac for 1884 contains
carefully prepared and Trustworthy tables
of returns Of the late State elections and the
las, Pre- sitenta election. The Tribune Al
mdndc is admittedly the standard without
a rival-in matters ofthis nature II will be
# value to politicians, candidates, writers,
and voters generally throughout the country
during the present year. Twenty pages are
devoted to an analysis Of the Tariff Act of
1883. They give in compact shape, IN paral-
lei columns, the present rate Of duty on
each article of merchandise, the old rate,
the rate recommended by the Tariff Com
mission. the value Of each article imported,
and the duty collected. The almanac also
contains an abstract of the acts Of the last
session Of the XLNllth Congress, which
were noticeably important, the Party Plat
forms Of 1883; the statistics of the foreign
trade Of the United States and great deal
Of other general and statistical information.
The price j. 30 cents
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Delinquent Sale Notice

BlrFuiIt CnrrER MININc CoMrANY-
Location, Bluchil Maine.
Office Room u, -; staff street Boston.
NoTI,E-Therc arr Irllnqlcnt- upon thr folu"
ing describe, stock On arrnuut ~ Assessment No
L. PAYABLE june > 1853. the several amounts set
opposite the names nt thr respective -harr h"dcr-
f,llYtN-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31

pr one dog. silver plated Tea spoon. ~ Fork Or
IL t!oH of each.
Win ENEEh ORDER FOR sI5 WORTH oF TIA
We VIII give an Eng China Tea ST IL e. pieces or
decorated Chamber Toilet set Of Ii piece. or An
Eng China breakfast SET nf - pieces or "a hand
some Hanging Lamp,
WITH EVERY ORDER foR Sl6 WORM OF TIA
We VIII give AN elegantly decorated Chamber
Toilet Set OF 10 pieces, or doz Rogers K Brother.
"frnceSS Forks heavy silver plate on white
metal, or N:Fv handsome quairuple plated ca stnr
with engraved bottles, beautiful n, or plster
Cake BASKET quadruple plate.
WITH ~ ERi ORDER FOR so WORM or r.,
we Will give French China cold Band Tea >,t
OF n pieces; or handsome, large a4tor hea,il,
plated, or IA Dinner set OF tuD pieces VI ith no
cheap glass ware in it, but composed entirely, Of
fine quality English China and very desirable
set, or cold Hand Chamber Toilet set OF ii
pieces, or one dOz. Silver plated Knives and Forks
or a Silver Plated Cake Basket. quatlruple plate
bowl gold lined and engraved: An elegant thing
IS We have also So, $40. $40 snd .tar
Premiums Send for full "iaire and
Premium List"
sample Of any kind of Tea seu, 10 any a,i,lrc--
ON receipt of lnc.
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Condensed EOcnlS.


Street lamps VIII be lighted AT do D. IN and ex-
UngtIiShed at 3G0 q. IN.
The Caledonia club will give day and moonlight
excursion to hiarsh3n Hall next Friday evening on
the Mary Washington.
A press dispatch frCI Deer Park Nd :says that
at the meeting OF the American Institute OF Home
0pathy, held there yesterday, "a cOn1municat ton
was received from the Washington, d. c.. Medical
society. preferrings against DrS. Clement Pearson
and WIZ VI. Cate charges OF having violated the
code OF ethics Of the institute which was referred
10 the seniors under the bylaws"
The Private SCcial club Will give an excursion TO
Marshall Hal! tomorrow evening. See advertise
menL
The executive committee Of the Driving club at
its meeting last evening decided to give four races
ON july T. tive tfOtting and two running.
JelneS Coleman, CoiCTed. employed on the wharf
OF The Potomac Steamboat company, was stealing
maekerel from Il barrel on the wharf, which he had
eFekeh open, yesterday afternoon, when he WAS
arrested by Special Officer Belts and licked ND Ut
the first pchce station. In the Police court this
morning be was ntenced 20 sixty days i'll jail by
Judge Smell
j. >liillington and Robert Bean send Harper's
Magazine for .tuiy.
The H&mIiEe NJ /. church gives an excursion
next tTd4y 10 Cabin John bridge, leaving the
Whari II. Geoi sctoWn at clock and Ieturn-
ing at P. IN.
store, @e 9Th street, last evening, owing to some
goods in the shCw window coming in contact with
Il gas jet; dIIEage about SI5G; insured.
The funeral services III 3iF. Alfred Howard were
conducted yesterday by kew. w. j. Walker as
sisted IL ether ministers. in Zion Baptist
Church The choir and Sunday School rem
dered appropriate music. The Capital CITY
Washington Cac!ets escorted the Tel2ains to Har-
nlO nitl Cemetery.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
Job Barnard ct al to Dennis Barrett, sub. 20, 50.
AT s621.3 30 j. G.. Miller to Lewis Mundheim, lot s.
So Ali: IS 200. d.. Morrison to Chas. E. Lyman sub
lot is, SO: 3l3 600 B. R Catten ct al. trustees,
TO Ora B. Webb, lot ", So. 27k 50 7S5 James E.
Waugh to Bella c. Leach, sub "A, So sio; lot a. So
2fO $500 Dorcas Stevens to Sarah E. Williams
lot 16. So 176: 81 COO E. c. Harrison FL. Arnold
pt. A. So. 33S: 81 500. John Sherman to w. III.
stewart, lots 1912 and 49, So 57S; So 600 Isabella
Johnston to Gabriel T. johnson. sub. lot $780, so 623
3. II. Georgianna Shannon to Mary A. Perkins,
n e. y lot 5, Chichester; 1912 So Same to s. T.
Suit, lot 8, do; sS9564 Same to c. w. Scott lot g.
do S625. j. b. johnson to c. F. Cost. lot 90 blk g.
Browns sub. Mt. Pleasant &C.; s1.S7a W.
s. st. Clair to ]. J. Edison, pit 15 So s47; IS, 900
Z. Graves to Emma Thomas Mills, pit. IL, So $40;
$3.50. Appleby, Temple ct al, trustees, to C. A.
James and W. E. Edmonston, in trust, lot 9, SO.
463; 5. Madeline V. Dahlgren to S. Huntress,
lot IS, so. $685. 1850. John 7. SilenSe to Albert a.
Ash. pit. sub II, So 27s; 81 500. w. J. Cragin to
Emily A. ID. Wroe, lots II and 10, so. 1000: $780,
Christina Catherine MahlhOfer to A. Schroeder pt.
and s. so. $50; $4,000. Irene NJ. Lowe to Enoch M.
Lowe. sub lot IS and U, So LOSE; s1.450. j. W.
Wright TO p. B. and d. p. Wright, n y 8. So 429;
$4,000. o. p Schmidt ct al, executors, to s E.
Allen, pit 10, So 4S1; $1,000 Mary Christina Egger-
Stedt to A. Burgdorf, lots to 4, So 340 $4,000 D.
Parker to John White, dated January 18th, 1885, in
tere5t In estate OF ID. c. Parker: $780, H. l. Page to
Maddox lot 49, So 1873; 81 600. T. N Gill to Mary
Allen, lot L, 81. 227; $1,000, &c. Anna L. Shaw to
Elyira f. Snyder, pit. 20, So 1S4; $1,000.
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We have Just received direct per steamer, another
and we are more than positive that can show the
most complete stock and offer them the lowest prices
in the city We offer:
Plated Straw Baskets. all styles at 1Oc &c. 25c 400
Lunch Baskets of every kind at 25c 29c.
Work Baskets, in fine Willow and Straw rlajn and
with pockets. lined and unned all in pretty and dee
rahle shapes, from &c. up.
Travelling baskets, in fine Palm and Willow very
strong and durable, at 99c.
French Market Baskets from roc I'D
Flower Baskets, in lovely designs, from 15c up
Knife Baskets, best quality. $50. 99c.
Waste paper Baskets in all styles.
Our 49c. Basket Will surprise you.
Cheap Fruit Baskets at Sc and IOc
High Willow WOrkstands from 99c
Table Mats, in set, at l5c. and 25c.
Splash Mats a: 15c and 25c
Bamboo fine Painted Splashers, 29c and 49c
Bamboo Japanese Scrolls, handsomely painted Mt
29c- SIC. 49c, t9c., and 90.
Extra fine and large Satin Palm Fans with Root Han
dies, bound, 25c.
japanese Parasols. plain and fancy from IOc
Grain Leather Shawl Straps. double 2Oc
Grain Leather Shawl Straps, 3 straps 25c
36-inch Grain Leather Straps, with buckle &C. each
We are constantly receiving new goods, and we en-
deavor always to give the lowest of low prices
We have just opened fine line of Chinese and Japan
csc Lanterns and an assortment of beautiful Fireworks
for the Blaine ratification to be held Thursday night
NJ. SILVERBERG Il CO..
s13 7TH STREET and 313 srH STREET N. W.
Jel6 Near Pennsylvania avenue
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SILKS, SILKS, SILKS.
CHEAPEST SILKS in the UNITED STATES.
COIORED SILKS, very best quality, reduced from
$3.50 to 75c.
FANCY SILKS reduced from Soc to 371sc
SILKS! SILKS!l sILKS.!
81, 81 As ST. 81 A. 81 az a
CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE
BLACK BROCADE SILK VELvETS, ST.
NUNS YELLING! NUNS VEILINGi
Widest double width pure wool Cream Pink Blue and
Black, reduced to 37]lc.
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINE, reduced
from 81 to sec.
NUNS YELLING (pure wooD, 1Sc
BLACK BROCADE SILKS 75c.
NUNS YELLING pure wool (lace style) CSC
BLACK SATINS 80. COLORED SATINS, So
PLAID MUSLIN 121I, reduced toS
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS Is
STRING DRESS GOODS. silk and wool, reduced
from SOC. to 15c
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS, silk Err, wcva,,
Gee, reduced to Csc.
&125 to 75c. -
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, reduce,to5c
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLs pure wool sLbo
1e2 CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE.
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SEs,ssI. or Af.iuSeuseutS.

The COsIoUE.-A very enjoyable evening can be
spent at the summer garden OF the Theater
Couli1ae. where the Chimes OF Normandy" is
presented ~ the fun strength OF the company
preceded by a minstrel scene and variety sketches
In which the Burtons and Luigi del Orc, the nusi-
cal wonder, take prominent part.
DRIVERS SUGTEE GARDES.-DriyprS garden evil
IDENTITY retains its popularity rs the people mock
there every evening, and the performance offered
IS very entertaining. No charge is made for ladies
and children
CoNCERT--The pupils or the Academy OF the
Holy Cross will give concert at the academy hail
this evening.
TRA-The Ladies OF the Waugh NJ E. church Will
give congregational tea this evening at the par
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FORDs OPERA HOUsE.-WOnderful performance
or Miss Lula Hurst.
DRIyEE'S SUXIER GARDEN. - Interesting and
novel performances.
IHEATEE C0ITQCE SUMNER GARDEN "The
chimes OF Normandy" and var cites.
ACADEMY OF THE Holy CROsS.-Concert by the
pupils.
PARSONAGE WAUGH VI. E. CnURCH-Concrcga-
ttOnal tea.