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A Result of the Middleton Failure.

A II II IN EVCIIi bl W. thEDIIUKS
NeSsrS- Crittenden Mackey and A. VI. Mackey,
as solicitors Tor john j. Berret and Theodore b.
Moodey, have flied a bill in equity against Daniel
W. Middleton. ). E Middleton. Julia Middleton,
EnOS 4. Skillman and Alice. his wife. Ann Van
Dyke and james II. Mckinney. clerk OF the SUI
prelne Court of the United states The bill alleges
that the helrS-aJ-aw OF II. W. Middleton. ST., and
Miss Van Dyke ATTEMPTED tOpartitiOn $72.0OO worth
OF real y: optrty OF his estate among themselves
last winter, and rs Miss Van Dyke va. not heir
at-law aly convey made 10 her by ID. ". Mid
dleJon. j., were void as against his creditors,
they were without consideration. Convey ances to
julia Middleton and James III. MckenLey are at
tackled on the same ground The complainants are
Judgment creditors OF II. W. Middleton TO the
&lnvunt of 5000. and The bill seeks 10 make The
property above mentioned subject to their judy
M
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The Courts.

EQUITY CoCRT-JudGe EncArfhuT.
To-day. SchoenbOrn agt Duyall; pro confpssO
Hopkins agt. Hopkins: leave to file amended bill
thlitiIens Hospital agt Orphan Asylum: trustee
directed 10 distribute funds. Miller apt HOpkins.
rule on w. T. Wood and T. W. Vassar, re,urnable
July 1Ith
Police CoCRr-Judge Smell
To-Day Henry Brown, young white man. VIZ 5
fined sl5 for destroying private properly and tor
profanity. on complaint OF Mary Oftenstein Who
testified that While he was under the iutuenet. OF
liquor On The 4th OF July Brown threw stones at
ne. which broke window shutter. and then called
her bad names JOIN. BIZ i'll was fined IS ior fast
driving john Tenney, colored, Indecent expo
sure; IS.
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Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: c. E.
III. Homes TO c. II. Dickson. lots -, sub. So. 9s7
81 800 j. Barnard ct al. trustees, TO Nicholas
Auth, pit HaddOcks Hills: S4.1UO Elizabeth l.. nier
Dunn TO w I. hOrnady, lots s. and 81. lssnier
Heights; $1,000 h. III. Warner 20 +. II. Windsor.
lot 165. So I56 and LOT l6f. do; s.. ID. ". Town.
shend ct a.. 10 r. d. Carpenter, land described In
Equity Cause S132; s. Diana Walker 10 L. $,
lot 10. block 10 Eflingham Place: Sl.lJ0 John
sherman TO : G.. LOyeJOy. lot t. blk. 81. Columbia
Heights: 81 So -. Citizens Building Co 10 John
A. Downs. lot -. sd 36}. $685. Edwin ii. King 10
Caleb {. Willard. pr. ~. ST. 25i; S4,50O John b.
HutchingS 10 K ii. Minor. ut II, SD 143: $3.50 c.
G. DuncansoG 10 F. W. stone. lot "a. blk. II, Me
rldian Hiil ss27-13. j. I. Arms 10 j. s Fr1el, lot
~, 50, 35.; $I,OU1
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Affair. in Yves, Washington.

CATTLE MARKET. -Tavenner Bros, OF Drovers
Rest report sales to-day OF los cattle at-best to
6lOc., good 81 TO &C.. medium TO 5t.c, common
81 to ~; S69 sheep and lambs as follows: sheep
4 70 Sc: lambs 5k TO 6sc. q cows and calves, al
frem so 70 41.50. Cattle brisk; lambs slow.
SKIPPING NEws.-Schr Ringwald arrived from
Philadelphia with 400 tons OF coal.
CONDITION OF THE WATER AT 4. M.-Great
Falls, 9; receiving reservoir. north connection. 4
south connection. 80; distributing reservoir nuenl
gatehouse, II; ef1uent gatehouse. 10 High tide In
the river today at D. h.. low tide. 9 D. m
THE THIRD ANNUAL EXCURSION OF the Georgetown
Catholic union TO Marshall Hall yesterday was q
complete success. Between 800 and 400 excursion
lists embarked on the steamer Mary Washington
and after spending delightful day In dancing, etc
returned, reaching High street wharf at 10 O'Clock
The excursion was Commercially conducted, and
reflects great credit to the union
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DRY GOODS.
MrD-SuMMrR RlpucrroSs
SEAroN PERRY.

SEAToN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR To PERRY q RRorHrS
EMBROIDERED INDIA PoNGEEs AT MARKED
DOWN PRICES"
REDUCED PRICES" ON INDIA SILKS LoursryEs
AND SUMNER sILks
SPECIAL OFFERING" OF BLACK AND CoLoREp
sVR.Hs. RHADkNEs AND GRos-GRAfN SILKS
Al 81. Sl2s. $3.50 AND "a
BLACK GRENADINES IN GREAT VARIETY AND
PRICES GUARANTEED.
PRINTED PI RE LINEN LAWNS AT 2oc AND 2sc
FORMER PRICES 2Sc AND s7sc
'fAIhA BARGAINS IN EMBROIDERED ROBES
GREAT hkDUCTI, Ms IN PARAsoLS
CLOSING PRICES" ON sPhING WRAPS AND
JACKETS.
IMPORTED JERSEYS. FROM % 50 Tosio
Nh" slLh, ehUDpA, CASHMERE AND BERLIN
sHANLS
IMMENSE STOCK OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH
WHITE GOODS. ALL QUALITIES AND PRICES
BLUE AND BUFF CALCUTTA SEE sVcKkRs
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF ALL WOOL FRENCH
DRLSS FABRICS FOR TRAVELLING DRESSES
AIl-wooL FLANNELS. FOR BATHING SUITS
ALl.-MOOL CLOTHS FOR MOUNTAIN HABITS
GAtZE MERlNo UNDERWEAR FOR LApIEs
GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN.
GEN rs FINE DRESS SHIRTS AT slo0 EACH
sCCholCE GOODS PLAIN fl>.e.sE-s AM Soa-
hECl ftllLES.
SEAToN PERRY.
Perry Building.
Established 1870. Ly5l renns. .,-nur. cor 9th IT.
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Nor MucH TA1k. Bur FAcrs
TIL f MIS- FIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND T STREETS.

CORNER TENTH AND STREETS,
Will close out balance Of stock at the following low
Genuine Nuns Cloth Coats. i'll gray and brown s. So
former Price 81. q.
S,crsucher >Es, 81, former price SIS. Seersucker
Coats. 81 10 former price $
neuulue Blue Striped oacutta Seelsucker Suits at
$3.50. former Price SIS.
Genuine Buff CHI cked Silk Calcutta Seersucker Suits,
1880, former prize SIS.
ing i>h Seesucker Pants. 81, former price s.. 50.
Ell isli Serge suits IN Blue I'D Lcru $l0 % former
Blue Flannel Suits at Sc. former price 3d. Blue
Flannel suits at So 20, form r prce Si5
III: OK nplisb " orsted Suits ST. former prce f19
, Cntaw.y CSrksc CIV sultsat sl5 former pl ice $22
Fine Black Wo,sted D. Is. Prince Albert Suits at SIS
Black D. b. Broadcloth Suits. 49, former price s25.
worth as.
Cassiln re and Cheviot Suits at s65O former price
las-imee and Cheviot Suits at 1915, former price
81, worth SIS.
sl6
FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN
SEQ Suits will Lc sacrificed at 80 cents the dollar
ODD VESTS
In White and Taucy Duck. drap O. etc. Serge, Nuns
ClutE, &c. at a sacrifice.
ODD P.NrS
1000 pair at about 80 cents on the dollar.
OFFICE COATS
In Seersucker. Drap d. etc. Fiann.l. Serge MINIS
Cloth Araca for stout, ea long short prices
regardless Of cost
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND SITS
., u Make no mistake. and come to the corner Of
L NH aCd strt cts
viii be open til II O'Clock tonight v3
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certain cure for Sick Headaches. C..m.s Cholers
Norons. D,sentery Cholera Infa tur. Indigestion kc
Tor sale by all druggists lrice 70 cents
Also. "DoGERT's VEGETABLE COUCH SYRUP. -for
"hoopinE Cough Group and .olds Both warranted free
1rom all kinds OF Harcos:cs Price aland &C. je2e-sm
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Cur1cuRA
Cur1cuRA
MIRACLES OF HEALING UNPARALLED IN MED1.
CAL HISTORY

Il have been afflicted for twenty years with an obst-
nate skin disease called by NJ D psoriasis and
Others, leprOsy. commencing scalp and in spite
Of all could do. with the help of the skilful doc.
tors 1t slowly but surely extended. until year
this winter 1t vered entire in form Of dry
scales For the last three have been unable to
do any labor and suffering intensely al the time.
Every morning there could be nearly dustpanfu of
scales taken from the sheet bed some of them
half as a"ge as the envelope containing this letter In
the latter part of winter skin commenced cracking
open. tr ed everything almost that could he thought
OF. without any relief The 18th OF June started West
in hoyes could reach the Hot Springs reached De-
trdit aud 80 low thought should have to go to
the hospital. but finally got far Lansing. Mich.
where had o sister living One DIR. - treated me
about two weeks but dill me no good. All thought
had but short time to live earnestly prayed to die
CNcked through the skin all my back my
ribs arms hands. limbs feet badly swollen, e-nas
came of, finger nails dead and hard bone. HAIR dead
dry and hfeless as old straw o. my God! how did
suffer-
My sister had small part of box Of Cuticura in the
house. She wouldn't give up: said. We will try Cuti-
cnra.' Some applied on hand and arm Eureka
there relief topped the terrible burning sensation
from the word They immediately got the CUTIcURA
REsoLvENT. CUTIcURA and CUrICURA SOAP. I COM
msnced by taking tablespoonful Of Resovent
times day. after meals: had bath day. water
about blood heat used Cuticura Soap freely applied
C1rticura morning and evening Result returned my
home IN just six weeks from time left and my skin as
smooth MS this sheet Of paper.
HIRAM E. CARPENTER
"Hemderson. Jefferson County. Ny
~Sworn to before this nineteenth day Of January
1890 "A NJ LErF1xewELL.
Justice Of the Peace"
CUTIcURA REsOLvENr. the new blood purifier inter.
na}ly. and CUTIcURA and CUT1cURA SOAP the great
skin cures externally clear the Compl xion cleanse
the Skin End Scalp and pu the Bio of every species
Of 1t. hing. Scaly Pmply Scrotulous. Mercuria and
Csncerous Humors and Skin Tortures when phvsc ans
hospitals and all other means fail Sold everywhere.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
jy2 BOSTON
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Our stock IL being daily rtrlenished. and have
more on hand than at any time this season
Our 81 rs jersey in black and si light and dark COL
ors, reduced to IL 10
Our stock Of HOSIERY larver than At pres
cit. We selling q splendid Brilliant Isle Black
Hose for Ladies at 45c q pair
100 doz ladies' Brilliant Isle Hose, fancy str1pea
duced from 81 to Sc. pair.
70 doz. LADIES and Luton Isle ThrsAd Gloves In
all desirable shades. At l0c. pair
On the third door Of our immense establishment
have placed separate counters. all years
iancy Lawns which then sold al l0c reduced to So
Al yard wide Pacific Lawns reduced 6Ac. Thsss
VIII oIly he shown third aoor
We must get clean shelves and are determined tocarr
cut. Lo m after how Dls the Ioss
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amu.ement.. &C., Tonight.

THEATER COAIQUE SUMNER GARDEN. - Alice
Oates In '.C;irOfie-I irOfa.'
DRIVERS SUMNER GAKDEs.-Concert and inter-
eating performance.
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OUR STORE Will be closed at $50 O'Clock D. m
sharp. on Thursday. July ~. 81. account OF the
excursion given by our employees
LANsBURGH s. BRO
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ECSsELL's Ice CREAM
Shipped anywhere ont OF town.
l32, New York avenue
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CITY ITEMS.

The following Articles worth from
1jc TO 20c will be sold tomorrow emily for &C. at
X GOidschmid S12-7ih st japanese fans; 2
pair Il pearl sleeve buttons: cakes OF cod
cream saucers; large scrubbng BRUSHES 100 Clothes
pins large rubber dressing combs: G0bietS; Qt
covered saucepan or bucket, Al pit tin cups; Col
ored glass finger bowls; iar.e berry dishes; row
tooth brushes, syrup pitchers; s-coored glass Ice
cream SaucerS; tread trays; fancy shell boxes dec
GRATED china cups saucers; tea-bells Z pin wal
nut hat racks: bottle OF j. Z. OMeara royal glue;
decorated french china fruit saucerS; real ma lea
cream pitchers; Mugs or leaf dishes; IL metallic
PLATED tea spoons or Table spoons: / tooth pick
stand with $500 tooth picks; ] Shaving mug
with brush; Backing brush with / box OF black
ing large whisk bro0,ns; Ind. butter or salt CO.
lars: carved SIDE brackets; stove brushes; boxes
OF stove paste polish; pie piates coffee boilers;
Novelty measures; champion flour sleeves: spring
tape measures; colored lemonade glaSSes Silver
glass tooth pick stand; deep pudding pans; CaAes
OF rising sun stove polish Also immense aSSOrt-
menI OF Travelling trunks, baby Carriages and re-
Tigerator Will be offered at and below cost
At Francs Strictly One Price,
cor 9TH and D. Bicycle Shirts-white, blue and
drab. Price, $50: value, $3.50 2
No Fictitious Reductions.
Hahn's reliable Shoe house, to clear summer
stock, are now Offering:
Gents best hand-stltched low shoes, $3.50 and S.,
worth $3.50
Cent, solid low ties and button 81 25 worth ST.
Boys and youths low shoes below cost.
Ladies hand-sewed French kid low shoes at ga
bargain at % 50.
ladies' Jersey Lily and oxford Ties, 81; worth
$1.25.
Ladies' comfortable house slippers, lac, Csc and
up
Misses and chflds slippers at prime cost
SIG 9TH street and 1922 Pennsylvania ave.
At Frances Strictly One Price,
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TIE most practical razof cutter and repairer at
l19 18th street northwest
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''THK "st. Mare also runs the famous "vienna
Cabinet Beef"
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POPULAR GOODS AND PRICES
GREAr D1sApro1srnEsrr

We positively expected 70 dominance building July lst
but cannot yet possession Of house next
TO US until AuSust LIST. have TO until then--in
the meantime have marked down every article our
immense establishment TO such prices thst will uaAks
them ny out quick.
1000 pieces SEERSUCKER at 7c, reduced from ING.
5000 pieces LAWNS ut Sc These are all Of our own
patterns having ordered them Inst January We
guarantee the colors Of every piece
leo pieces double width colorsd WOOL BUNTING q
l5c. per yard reduced 37,sc One case same in
Black at aOc.
600 pieces ured dotted and striped SWISS ct l2,sc
reduced from 30c
N l2he These goods cost nxks 22Isc
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER.
MkkuISErnl ID IIiIr O ~ a N,

! OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
I WAsHrNGToS, d. C., July 9. 1854, 9.3O a. N.
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather,
followed oy increasing cloudness and occasional
rains, wlnis bcSCming variable, slight changes in
temperature. For Thursday fair weather Is indi-
cated lOf the upper .His,.s-!pp and Missouri val
kys, local showers and partly cloudy weather for
the middle Atlantic states. and Clearing and fair
weather Tor the Ohio valley and Tennessee.
4 CARD.
NEW ORLEANS, June "a, 1884
The undersigned eertifeS that he held for coliec-
don for account OF s. VI. ROthsfhid. 232 Church
street New York CITY. one half ticket, No. 80 10
single number, class +, in the Louisiana state
Lottery which Drew The second caplJai prize OF
nifty thousand dollars. Oh Tuesday, June I1th 1851
said ticket having cost The sum OF i've liars IL
the Office OF NJ A. DaGphin, New orleans, La, and
that the amount was promptly paid by check on
tie New Orleans National bank On presentation oil
the ticket at the oeice OF the company.
T. VI NEsCoAT. Agent.
Southern Express Co, New orleans. La
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MONEY TO LOAN, In sums TO suit, by B. IL War.
ner, Gle street northwest
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Southern Express Co, New orleans. La.

RETURNS from Chicago received at Johnson's res
taurant, No. 40 9Th street
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WHERE do you drink your beer now? Why, OF
course, at the American House. where they keep
the renowned vienna Cabinet Beer"
RARE bargains at Hemplers. OnIician: selling out.
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SPECIAL Nor1cs

'FFSPFCTFCLIY CALL THE ATTENTION or
lrCFITFCTS AND THOSE CoNTEMPIATrN0
BUILDING TO My STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS AND WOULD PARTICU-
IARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SON WHICH
J CONSIDER AS GoOD II NOT SUPERIOR TO
hTEAM HEATING Al ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. MOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNowN FIREPLACE
EtAIEhS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
kIEAR. FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE Rooms
ABOVE. FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
they HAVE No EOUAI THESE HEATERS AND
tkNACES AXE ling USED EXTEAsIVELf IN
ZONE OF 1HE FINEST EUUSEs IN IhE CITf.
WHICH W. lAKE CHEAT PLEASURE IN Akfkke
liA0 TO CALL is SoLiClIkS A~N@ so&ee
AAAk-S fLOAllLl ElkAlsaED
MAILER d. NNyIII- EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
sp26 No I52 PA AVE. NEAR IN STREET
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BISHOPS OAMPHORrNE-
Slis. Clarrec fraros lace. IiTs sny rouRhnea q
u, rkin; removes sun6urn and renders the Sks
teautiiul.y soft snG snoosn. 80 Toilet c"m b
IL Isr loTtle. iry IT. and not satiEned retuga
IL 6uttic slAa Lave tie money rsfunded
tleA~Ass.v L. =. basuOf. Dru9gisk
"a, SlLsxxesS. II street a v.
~. Mssnilixton D. i
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S3 per Gallon, 7jc. Quart 3Oftle.
No. Rye Whisky, best in tn world for the money
Sm&W-2w MCGEES, 9Th, near D street.
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AARMAG. LIcENsES.-Aarriage licenses lave
zen ISSUED oy the clerk OF the court to Bur
eno FANNIE Cassiday: James Robert McC!ellana
and br'cget Ellen Cady; WIl. Lewis and Louisa
N. Sydnor and Maggie NJ sullivan. Herbert I aa
and Sarah Virginia GasSlna Nv
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APoljcy Of Life Insurance in the above Association IL
just certain - be paid in odlne conrany.
aud Will Not cost pr bably, mlre than third
much. Office in Washington. l509 II. Agents wanted
5elA J. KNIGHT, Gent ASsut
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LANsBURGH & BRO,
,eIs l2o-4oo-424 SEVENTH STREET
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stantsts
WHITE GoODst
OF every descr1ption-of our own importation Every
piece has our name woven in it. We the middle
mans profit. and sell them cheap retail others
buy them at wholesale.
Beautiful real INDIA LAWN, l2xc This was our
l6c grade but We lind we have overstock and they
must 20.
All finer grades have been reduced Sc to foc per
yard which mskes them the cheapest Lawns In tbs
country.
Three cases Of NAISsooK CHECKS 1t &C., good
value At l25sc
TABLE LINENS! NAPKINS, poYLIEs, TOWELS
our assertion will take the Easements and
show them upwards of 5000 dozen Towels and lOc
original packages Of Linen Eousefurn shng Goods di
rect out OF bond We selling the Barnsley
Towel II l25sc- worth &c. Our Bleached able Linen
81 6Occost A6>sc ~ land. and cann0t bs excllsl
We attended the large sale Of Lanefeld Iichen OF
Philadelphia, retiring from business and hsvs secured
\ great many Bargains in
EMBRoIDER1Es. LACEs. GLOVES AND RIBBoNa
loo pieces Irish Point Embroidery low - DC per
yard worth Csc
so pieces l5-nch oambric F1oupcing worth double
aoTieces MIracourt Lace at &C. ayard
l75 dozen Embroidered Null Handkerchief, for the
neck, at 25c. aiiece Some Of these have sold -
high 81.
100 embroidered and Frineed Black Cashmere Shoulder
Cspes ut 60 former price g.
l2oU0 pieces of Ottoman kibb0ns, al shadea from &C.
~ l2c. Yer yard
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CLOTHING
FOR HOT WEATHER.

At home. mountain ton,
seaside or bay. Nuns Cloth.
Serge. ee,sucker. alpaca,
Cassilunre. FlanDcl and
Drap d'eta ! uits.
Extra long Drap d'eta and
Allsca SackS. Travelling
Coats in Linen. Alpaca aud
Pongee.
White Duck. Alpaca and
DraI d'ets Vests.
Children's Sailor and Nor
folk Suits.
Shirts, White and Colored
Neck wear in all new shares.
Light Underwear. Gloves,
&c-, &c. at very reduced
lAiccs Ior cash.
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At Francs Strictly One Price.
cor. 9TH and D, Bicycle Shirts-white, blue and
drab. Price, 81 50: value, 50 80. 2
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AT Francs Strictly One Price,
cor 9TH and ID, Percale Shirts, s25 Sl45 81 so ano
$1.T0; value, SOC. each above marked price
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The voltac Belt Co. Marshall. Mich, will send
Or. Dyes Celebrated Ee tro-Foltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial Tor thirty days to
young or Old who are afflicted with nervous de-
bity lost vitality and kindred troubles, guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration of health and
nIanly vigOr. Address as above. \. B.-NO riSn Is
Incurred, thirty days trlal Is allowed W,o,m
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Ihin People.
"Well's Health Remover restores health and
vigor, cures Dyspepsia Impotence Sexual Debility.
ST. 6
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GKrArrsr BARGAINS Yer

Perry Building.
Established 1870 Lty5l renna avenue. cor 9th NJ
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Fer Gold and silver Trimmings
60 to Meyers, 922 TIN street northwest w&S, 3m
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TR0rnfOn'. Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver Oil with byp0phosphItes OF Linz
and Soda for coughs, colds. consumption. impaired
nutrition and general debility: easy and pleasan
TO take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold 10y Drug
gistS. Large bOtlleS SOC. Manufactured by w. +
Thornton, corner Baltimore AND HARRISON streets
Baltimore, Au. ul,W,l
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"AIderncy Fairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter. Churned every morning,
and delivered in nalf pound Ward prints 35c. pei
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese Butterlniik ana sweet
MILK. 5c. per quart. Cream lJc. pint.
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BccERrs MAGIC Coxpo,,sn.

CARRIERS. III MAnxx-. SPACE
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-13

who had boen summoned Az Wit.
nesses. returned from Yankton Monday
night, the case against the Judge having
been put over until the next term Of
court.........On Tuesday Capt Lavender
delivered to the agents OF the govern
ment. fifty yoke Of oxen, in fulfillment
OF his contract. The cattle will be ship
ped by rail via Sioux City to Valentine,
Neb., the terminus Of the Sioux City l.
Pacific railroad. From thence they will
be driven to the Indian agency.
At the Morey school house on the
Dakota river bottom, last night, was re-
organized the Methodist church that ex-
isted there prior to the food Of 1881.
Four people came in by letter and nine
teen on probation, making very credi-
table society. This is the result OF a
revival that broke out among the people
and is now in progress. The people after
working hard all day, crowd the school
house OF night aud souls are converted.
Rev. r. q. Dolliver was present and as.
sisted the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Sparks in the
work.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-13
EmbrOideries and Laces,
very cheap at j. MAX'S.
A Sad Case,

A Sad Case.
Appomatox Herald: Wednesday
morning last man drove team into
Forest City from the north, in which was
q woman. small babe, and the dead
body of the husband and father. The
account given was that they were living
on the Missouri river valley, up near
Bismarck, and that in prairie fire about
one year ago they lost their house and
barn. The rise in the Missouri river this
spring washed away most OF their farm,
and about two weeks ago their house
was destroyed again by fire, in which be
was badly burned; they then loaded up
their things and started for Pierre, where
they had some acquaintances, and when
within about three miles of Forest City
he died in the wagon. The citizens
made subscription Of about fifty dol
lars, got coffin, suit of clothes, and
turned out very respectable funeral
escort to attend the burial with the poor
heart broken mother and child.