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YESTERDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. Euff and Mrs Raw-
kinS y ere walking along the corner OF 9TH street
anu Louisiana avenue, when the Sidewalk sunk
down under them from The UNDERSTANDING OF The
IOCad3j lOu wall o. the new building about TO be
erected there, njuring MIS- Hawkins slightly.
she was sent 10 the residence OF MIS- Ruff, 1904 NJ
street.
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TIE AN-RICAN NANTfACFCEE LADS.
"L1nOleum," Ia remarkably durable article for
floor covering, has low reached such perfection OF
manufacture iii this country Confess edly TO be
superior 10 that OF any foreign make. The iinporta
ton Of the best article OF The kind manufactured
in England has been abandoned fnT some time. and
only the Inferior or sCcvId grades row 1ind :
MARI ct here.
In matters OF style. cO!OrnG ard finish the Amer
lean manufactures EnOw we'll how 10 cater to the
tastes q cur pe0,ie and the requirements OF our
Climate. Viii" tie imported C.Ojh, sh Ttly after
being placed On The iiJpT, VIII lock Increasingly
dirty and dingy. that Cf cur own make VIII appear
bright, cia,tn and pleasing.
To protect themselves. American manufacturers
pTin- the Walton Trade HdTk and the word Limo
leuEl on TIE GtCk 81 every square yard Of the.
make All Garrett dealers Keep the goods.
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Important Change O. Schedule

new schedule viii 90 into effect on the Alexan-
cria and Fredericksburg railway Sunday Novem-
b r2, II I2-s0 neon. with The following important
changes:
Trains now leaving Washington for Richmond IT
or, il:o l. n and p N. viii leave at 6, 1I.Oi -
H. and AS p m
Trains for Alexandria will leave Washington as
ICncwS: D. a. 925, 1i01 llsS L., aO5 les AIS g.
Sos and il.35 ?. IL.
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To AL. N8cA II NAY COECEEN.-KnOw We that
the E.ec.r.c SIGe Ter - 30 IS worth So as it l.
Charged win cettr1Clty and cures rheumatism
sore feet. buHIOn, ana c0cns. YOgrg-s shoe House
E2 ,Lh slretl. -o. agent GOT the ..E.ectr.c Shoe.
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CHARLES Vt;oDg, gst6 9Th street, salesman for j.
C. Erscod u Co, says Lips PremiuIn Soap super
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Arrangements liza the Criminal Court.


The following arraignments took place be.ore
Judge Wyiie in the Criminal Court this morning.
and the parties all pleaded not guilty: j. Parker
Jordan. as; ult wttE intent 10 commit rape on Isa
belle Carroll: Clinton PeGrtck, larceny: William
Moore, como Cnense petit larceny; Samuel Smith
rape On t!lcE jackson; joan \. kelSo, Frederick
JcSephs- Nil'.d;l " alsh and James Murphy. house
breaking IN tie sight store OF q. X WlXon.)
In TIE case OF Charles f. Rhodes alias ZaIcnpc
second csienae petit larceny, the recognizance was
fortified
RsCESG At IVY CITY NEXT WEEK-There will be
Two diFS series Of trct!ag Fuces az Ivy City next
- eiHesttaI ana Thursday. The first days races
consist OF the 3Itute class, I'VE entries and the
9 20 class. four entries The second DAYS ra...
consist oil the BIS Class. SIX entries, and the 95
cIcSS, four entries
HE n[cTPED HIS VALUABLE PIuSprR-shot. >
O'Clock las night well dressed colOred man en-
tered the residence Of MI. Ernest Rupert and
bundled Up cU2Etity OF shawis and 1ewelry val
ued az tN9. and Lad started down tie stairs with
theH, when the Coloret servant girl sew him an,
gave tie ALARM : crow soon assembled and gave
chase 10 the thief, who dropped the bundle and eS
capped
A PoCEETsOoK SSATCHER HELD FOR TIE CRAP
5UzY.-JOEn King, cOiOred ITas IN the Police Court
to-day charged With larceny from the person. Miss
Maggie Murray testified that last Saturday night
While PASSING the corner OF I2th and streets The
defendant snatcAed her poekeibook, containing
several hand<cTch!efs and other small articles.
Officer Bfeen testified TO the arrest The case was
sent to tie grand jury; bonds, $500
TIE EcrrrAELE c. r. AssocIArros.-In another
column viii 10 fclEd report c. the condition Of
% ISL u shows The assets 20 &c S'S7.sS1.G9, an
Increase The past tH.VC EIontaS Ct - s. 2ii g. he
report makes yeIv favorable shC}s.ag. Tao
sishth issue c: s;orS Is oicn for s;iJ 81 pay
me;iiS on Shicis c<.l,I.e'.C. st Eett- lt.z: tFJs
S2J0 per InGiIth. TEe;s.ss $-.e.-4.--- s.s-- e.s=
JAo. Joy Eisen. s.ere:alE.
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TIFF IEFCEIIc VIII appear tomorrow under it
new mana cement WITH many neT features. Be
sure To- reatt L.
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Sons OF Temperance.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND OF REPRESgNTATIy
TO THE NATIONAL DIVISION.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND OF REPRESENTATIVES
TO THE NATIONAL DIVISION.
At the annual meeting OF the grand division, s.
OF T., held at Scottish Rite hail. last evening, the
following officers were elected: F. NJ. Bradley, G.
W. F.; w. J. Webb, g. W. A; j. X. Bridge, G. s.; E.
l. Bugbee, G. IT,; J. W. Bede G. Chap; J. w. Van
Week, G. Con; E. R. Martin, G. Sent. The grand
division also elected as representatives to the ma
tionm division to be held at Mountain Lake Park
Md, In July next, F. NJ. Bradley, G.. W. p; j. r.
Bradley, r. G. W. p; Silas j. Boyce, p. g. W. p;
II. B. MOulton, P. G. w. p; John r. Mcconnell, p
g. W. p; NJ. c. Mitchell, p. G. w. p; VIM. Oscar
RooIne, p. G. w, p; w. j. Webb, G. w. A.; s. NJ.
Yeatman, p G. w. A.; II. N Howard. p. G.. w. A..
James McKenna, p G. w. A.; Mrs N. ii. Bradley,
P. G. w. A; j. X. Bridge, G. s.
From the State House to a Milk Route.
AN EX-LEGISLATOR CHARGED WITH EMBEZzLEMENr.
Felix g. Anderson, colored, an ex-member OF the
North Carolina legislature, and lately employed
by MI. Frank K Ward, OF the Attorney dairy, as
wagon-driver, was charged before Judge Smell, in
the Police Court to-day, with emOeZZling from Mr..
Ward. AnderSOnS counsel, Mr.. A. X. Browne
waived an examination, and bonds were fixed at
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FUsszi1-s Icz cazAM and Charlotte Russo. IL
New oT1 aye0C.e.
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BEWARE cheap pebbles; genuine: Hemplcrs, 453
PenlIsy .yaLil avenue
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BgAD TUE Ri tELIc to-m3rrow. New features
New nIstI.a5G -riij.
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DRY GOODS.
~ I A p FOL MEN Mt

We positively expected 20 get into our new building
oy octoher lst but will not get Possession until The
early part Of next month.
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DR.. NeVman'x Divided Church.
HE WARFARE BREAKING OUT WITH RRDouBIE

FURY.
The warfare in Rev. DR.. Newman's church, in
New York, has broken out afresh, although the
pastor is away In California. On Tuesday last
William Ives Washburn, the attorney OF that fac
ton OF the church which is opposed to Dr.. New
man, obtained an order from Chief Justice Sedg-
wick, of the supreme court, to show cause why DR..
Newman should not be restrained from acting as
pastor OF the church. The order was granted upon
affidavits made by DR.. Ranney, Trustee Hopkins,
and nine other members OF the church corporation.
Dr. RanneyS affidavit states that he Is one OF the
obligors of the bond given with the mortgage that
the Mutual Life Insurance company hOldS upon
the church property; that the property is threat
ened with foreclosure, and that he desires the truS
tees suspended and receiver appointed In order to
protect his interests. Trustee Hopkins and the
nine other members sign an AFFIDAVIT stating that
Dr. Newman has gone to California for On indefi-
mite period and that 1t Is unknown to them whether
he will return that II. c. S. Burgoyne has brought
suit against the church, which the present trustees
intend to let go by default, that the pew rents
of the church 50 600 in arrears on October 1St
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SPECIAL Norroa

SPECIAL Nor1oR
RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS son, WHICH
I CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOyE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY In
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO- CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTl-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D WYvILL. EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
apN No. $50 Pa AVE. NEAR ~ STREET.
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WE BOUGHT AN IMMENSE STOCK

20 open with and fearing the coming snort season VII
leave us with more goods hand than desired We
shall sell and display STOCK at such prices that VIII
make them move at once
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Cocaine dresses the hair perfectly, and Is also a
preparation unequaled for the eradication OF dan
druff.
The superiority of Burnett's Flavoring Extracts
consists in their purity and great strength. co
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LECTURES.

TIME ART OF MORY.-"WONDERFULm VAL
uable!" Enjoyable!" "Attainable!" "Durable!" are
the expressions of hundreds who have given few
hours attention to Professor Doyds system Another
Free Lecture at y NJ. c. A. building, l409 New York
avenue, Saturday evening November at 80 O'Clock,
to which all invited To hour at these lee
oc3l-2f
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sssss i kk k ssss
'SSs II L XIX SSSe
q 2 II L XXX
0SS" II ILL K K osSS ..

so PIECES OF "MUsCoyITEs" OR REP OTTOMAN
SILKS.
In Navy Blue, Seal Brown. Marine DARK Green. Pur-
pie, Light Blue, Gold Brown. Terra,
Prune, Sky Blue, and Pink,
ONLY Soc PER YARD
COLORED SATINS
In Light Brown. Light Green Myrtle Olive Sage,
Bionze, Gold and Black,
ONLY SOC. PER YARD.
Greatest Bargains in Colored Satlns yet shown
1s-INCH BLACK SILK soc. PER YARD
Particularly suitable for Innings. Sham Skirts, &c
Genuine Bargain in
EVENING BROCADES
20INCH ALL SILK BROCADE
75C. PER YARD.
Parties" &c: Pink. Pearl, Rose, Sky Blue,
g., Mandaril,e New Blues and Nile
Exquisite Iatterlis, beautiful colorngs and magnf
cent elects
Genuine Bargain il
SURAH SILK.
In new Tall and Winter Shades
20-INCH WIDE ALL SILK SURAH AT 75c. PER YD.
The greatest bargain yet shown in Surah Silk
Surahs fast becoming popular and better a-
Silk abroad for combinations. trimmings. &c Being of
rich soft finish. extremely durable and easily draIed
make them particularly desirable. We respectfully
y1te your inspection.
-.-. We call attention to our
60-INCH BLACK eros GRAIN SILK
$3.50 PER YARD.
Heavy quality. particularly adapted for Circulars
DolmaIis, and Dresses.
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TEE AMERICAN MASvrAcrrrE LEADS.

THE ANNUAL election Of the officers OF the Met
rOPolttan Industrial school will occur at the Scho0,
building, corner 18th and III streets, next Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-01

Cluett's Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarc
Shirts are the best OF all. co
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THE fine raoe0s of KeJs Ec;ccthy's, 11C9 Pa ave
Continue 10 be - per do with 4 13Jh painted free
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The Rival Railroads.

The Baltimore and Ohio trains will be withdrawn
from the Pennsylvania lines after tomorrow, and
at the same time new schedule will go into effect
on the Baltimore and Ohio, the most prominent
feature Of whichis the Introduction OF fast limited
express trains between Baltimore, washington,
Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis. 1t is proposed
to run these trains from Baltimore to Washing
ton In 55 minutes, from Washington to Cincinnati
In Is hours, from Washington to st. Louis In about
20 hours and to reduce the time between Baltimore
and Chicago to one day. AS no extra charge for
fare will be made. 1T is supposed the movement is
intended as drive at the slim tied" traffic to and
from the west OF the Pennsylvania road.
The ScalperS In ST. Louis are selling tickets to
New York for S14. The usual rate is s2425.
The New York Central yesterday reduced rates
from New York to Chicago to SIS The West Shore
road promptly reduced its rate to $3.50, observing
the dferential allowance. 1t looks now as II
another reduction might be made at any moment
PERSECUTION OF CHRISTIANS IN CHINA.-The
propaganda at Rome has received advices from the
province OF Canton that many Catholic chapelS
had been sacked and destroyed 200 houses OF Chris
tlans had been pfllaged; women had been out
ragged and men tortured for refusing TO participate
in Chinese religious rites.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

We have made during the past few days very large
purchases OF Imported Cloas prices which us
TO offer our customers barains rarely early in
the season They really lower for values than
those usually made in January to close out stocks.
JERSEY JACKETS.
Plain Brocaded and Trimmed with Tur and Astrachan
One lot of 800 especially cheap Heavy sockinet Fur
Back Jacket at sass.
Jersey Newmarkets, plain. brocaded and trimmed
with fur and astrachan.
Colored and Black Cloth Newmarkets. plain and
trimmed. Among these garments will be found one lot
Of splendid value at Sll50
Colored and Black Cloth Raglans
Domans in Cloth, Scilliene Matalasse Brocade Veil
vet. Plush and Silk.
Wraps lined with Black and Coiored satins in Beaded
Silks, Brocade Velyets. Brocade Pushes, &c.
MISSES AND cHILDREN's oLoAKs AND NEW
MARKETS
200 styles to select from We have Misses Newman
kets from 81 up.
We carry the largest stock Of
SEALSKIN sACoUEs. DoLMANS NEwMARKETS
AND CAPES
the CITY, and guarantee to sell them at least IS per
cent lower than any other house Any Seal Garment
bought of Us will be kept during the summer free Of
charge
LADIES' JERSEYS,
The attending the special sale of Jerseys our
ing the past week has induced purchase n still
larger stock from the same manufacturer. They are
the elegant shapes those previously Sold with
fan-Back Revere collar and handsome Satin Bow.
NOTE.-The rapid sale of last week causing a disap-
pontment TO many, will, doubt. be repeated. We.
therefore, respectfully recommend early inspection
before the assortments become broken.
OUR STOCK OF TRIMMINGS
is complete We are selling a splendid Chenille
Fringe at Csc. formerly 81.
Our 75c. Fringe has been reduced to SOC.
We have the largest assortment Of Colored Chenille
Feather Trimmings
UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR:
For Ladies, Men and Children we name few special
prices until the opening OF our annex:
100 dozen Mems Heavy weight Underwear 33c worth
Soc.
$50 dozen Ladies' splendid quality Merino Vests aud
Pants 33c., worth so.
$50 dozen Misses Underwear. from I5c up.
IS dozen Ladies' Brilliant Isle Hose at 25c also,
60 dozen Misses of the same quality, at zoe
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''WHAT CAN YOU boz is the usual response to
applications for business positions ''Can you write
a handsome business letter: calculate accurately
and keep accounts? Can you wife stenoEraphy or
operate the typewriter" These qua ifiCatOnS, Sc
generally in demand, are secured by the day anu
evening students OF the SIencerian Business col
lege.
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A FINE CONSTITUTION MAY BE BROKEN AND
"A ruined by simple neglect. Many bodily ills result
from habitua constipation There is medicine equal
to Ayers Pills this ev and restore the
tenn to natural, regular and healthy action. oc28
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RHEUMAT1sM. AND SIMILAR DISEASES.
Ascaused by low st ite Of the system cured by
using Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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JAPANESE s-oaE. 9Th street. between D andE.
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UNDERWEAR! UNDERWEAR:

LANSBURGH 4 BRO,
400. 40 and 424 SEVENTH STREET.
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On Thirty DAVIS, Trial.

On Thirty Days Trial.
The voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich. Will sen
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-voltaic Belts an
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to me
young or Old) who are afflicted with nervous de
bty, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guarantee
Ing speedy and complete restoration of health an
manly y1gOr Address as above. n. B.-No risk i
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed w,S,m
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Lospos CoUGa sraUr, 10 ana p cts. bottle.
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LANDLORDS Perfume. Edenla 60
LANDLORDS Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose 60
LundbOrs's Perfume, Alpine Violet co
LundbOrg's Perfume, Lily Of the Valley go
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AooonD,os PLrArzR,

The Pleater with which Nine Sallade established her
business and the sole device used by her for the first
five years and still used all kinds of box accordion
and fancy peatings Is now offered for sale Send ior
circular. No. 8 East 18th street. New York oc3-3m
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Though on Itch.'s
A Fine Hair Dressing.

Trough on Itch" cures humorS, eruptions,
worm, letter, salt rheum, frosted feet, chilblair
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How IMPORTANT IL IS to wear eyeglasses from
frst-class opticians who can tell almost by a
glance al the eyes what kind OF q glass is needed
Then he tests the eyes and he makes the optical
business q speciality, he is obliged 10 have full
supply OF every Kind, and can furnish the exact
number required
NOn-opticlaDS very seldom have full supply,
and sell regardless o! consequences III you pur-
chase q glass only one number too high or too low.
and In q great many cases still worse, and co.,
tnue 10 wear such glasses for two or three years
you become almost blind
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nurkee.s Salad nresS3np

and Cold Meat Sauce-The universal favorite bot
In the U. S. and Great Britain. Wholesome, de
ciouS, economical and nutritious Saves anxiet
waste and trouble, 60
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Fur and SeElslxin Garments
C. C. Shayne the well-known Wholesale Fur
Manufacturer, 103 Prince street, New York, will
sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash
wholesale prices this season. This will afford
splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable
FurS direct from manufacturer, and save retailers
profits. Fashion Book mailed free. 9,6-3m
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We carry the largest stock Of

SEALSKIN SACQUES. DoLMANS NEwMARKET5
AND CAPES
in the city, and guarantee TO sell them IS per
cent lower than any other house. Any Seal Garment
bought Of Will be kept during the summer Of
charge
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HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR NEr!CiL or Social
PUFF, SEs.-Ne have recently purchased direct
from rCnd = line If pure rye WHISTLES, being four
years clt ard Of very high grade. We are Offering
these goods az the very low price of three dollars
per gallon. These goods are Superior to any offered
IN this market, wholesale or retail
y. /. MERGER = BROTHER, ~ 7tn street northwest
Next to odd Fellows Hall
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. D. C., NOvember1, 1884. go an.i
For the middle Atlantic states. slightly warmer
generally fair weather, winds generally sOutherly.
For sunday, generally fair, slightly warmer
weather Is indicated for New Jersey, Maryland,
Virginia. and the southern states. Light rains and
partly cloudy weather are indicated Tor New Eng
land, New York, and the lower lake regions.
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in half-pound Ward" prints 45c. PEI
pound Also, Cottage Cheese, ButterIniik ana Sweei
Milk, sc. per quart. Cream l5c. pint
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MISSES AND CHILDREN's CLoAKs AND New
MARKETS
300 styles TO select from We have Misses Newmar
kets from 81 up.
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IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES. COGNAC. CHAM
PAGNES AND CORDIALS
French Clarets, S3.75 "a and a so per dozen.
American Native Wines. Brandies and Champagnes
California. Virginia and Ohio. four bottles for 81
VICTOR ROUX. 1747 Pennsylvania avenue.
Agents for first-ciass houses. Bordeaux. burgundy
Champagnes aud Cognac Wins de tout sortes caisa
augl2- SIM
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Winter is upon US, and warm undergarments are
essentially necessary to preserve good health.
Great Inducements in that line are offered at
Francs, corner 18th and StreetS-the Only Strictly
One Price Hat and Gents Furnishing Store In this
city.
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A BEAUTTTTL INV SCNG.-We have Just received
frcn the PUB iSdeT a beautiful waltz song. enti-
tied. - he Hours VIII Brighter Be-" This Is one
af The sweetest songs published for some time, ana
IS becoming rapidly popular. The illustrated title
page il very beautiful and wen Illustrates the sub
Jcci of the song. can De purchased or any first
Cl.S- TII...n t-l..t,r
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND GALA OPENING WEEP
The Dawson journal., 1884-12-11
On the Right Line.

Real estate dealers in Georgia
ought to meet in convention and
draft a law that will make real es-
tate convertible security for
loans. The remedy for high inter
est is easy collateral Macon
Telegraph and Messenger.
"Now you are beginning to talk
to suit us. The farmers are in
debt, and they are compelled either
to borrow money or buy merchan-
disc on time. In the purchase of
supplies they are now paying on
time from fifty to sixty per cent
above the cash prices. Proceed,
Mr.. Telegraph, with the argument
as above mentioned, and you will
get the endorsement and co-opera-
ton of the farmers of Georgia. -
Hawkinsville dispatch.
This is sensible and on the right
line. Let all of the exchanges
take it up and make the welkin
ring. Let the Legislature repeal
and enact laws that will give the
desirable result. Every sensible
man in the Sstate would
give such alawhis hearty endorse
ment. Keep the ball rolling.
Carlilse will be candidate for
Speaker of the next Congress.