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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-02

Miss Annie O'Brien has gone OH u
trip to Dexter, Michigan, to visit
friends there, leaving town by Detroit
steamer last Sunday.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-02

i. a. Davis and bride started for
Chicago last night, leaving by City
of Cleveland, The marriage took
place yesterday, and the Germania
band serenaded the bridal party at
the steamer. The bride was well
known in this city as Miss Belle
Butterfeld.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-02

Farm crops are reported to be in
good condition.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-02

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heuber re-
turned home Sunday night by De-
troit steamer, from their trip to Ann
ArbOr.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-02

Mr.. Trask, father of G. w. Trask
returned to his home in Roscommon
this week, having been visiting friends
in this city.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-02

Ransom Metcalfo left town Thurs
day last for st. lgnace, where he takes
q position on the Free Press of that
city.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-02

The steamer City of Mackinac had
on board on excursion party from
Marquette, OH her trip down Friday
1oef
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-02

Dr.Gallagher, dentist, over store Of
Klock, Donnelly & Co.
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REFERENCE COLUMN.
United states Government.

United states Government.
EXECUTIVE.
President Chester A. Arthur. Salary, $4,000
THE CABINET.
secretary of state-F. T. Frcliughuysen, n; -
secretary of Treasury-Charles j. folger' N l.
secretary of War-Robert T, Lincoln, III.
Secretary OF Navy--Wm. Il. Chandler, n. H.
Secretary Of Interior Henry NJ. Teller, Col
Postmaster General w. q. Gresham. ~.
Attorney General Benjamin III. Brewster, REM
Salary of each, 5000.
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A new furniture store has been
started by the Westrope Bros, in one
of the stores in the Brand block, on
Chisholm street.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-02

Slaughter sale of clothing at Wolff
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w. c. Cain, treasurer of Montmo-
rency county, was in this city on bus
mess last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. O.. Avery and
Ruth Avery started for Detroit last
Monday night.
j. III. ButterGeld and b. Wolf re-
turned by steamer Mackinac, Thurs
day last, from Detroit.
+. II. Dyer started for Detroit last
Wednesday night, and will reside in
that small village hereafter.
Mrs. Geo. III. Gray got back home
Saturday last, from her visit TO friends
in another part Of the State.
Mrs. G. w. Richardson and Mis-.
T.. Richardson returned from theii
trip to Detroit, last Saturday.
Miss Chamberlain, of Sandusky
arrived Saturday, and is visiting with
friends on Thunder Bay Island.
Rev. l.. G.. Mock, of Adrian, anG
brother Of Rev j. A. Mock, of Alpe
ma, came to town Saturday last.
-----------------
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Davis, of De
troit, came to town by steamer City
of Mackinac, Sunday night last.
j. w. Germaine, the old veteran
intends to start next Monday, on I
trip north, for the good Of his health
Bishop Harris, Of Detroit, came t.
town last Saturday, by Detroit steam
er, and left for Detroit Monday night
VIM. Sleator has gone on visit t.
friends in the southern part Of thu
State, leaving by steamer last Sunday
Ransom Metcalfo left town Thurs
day last for st. Ignace, where he take
position on the Free Press of tina
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heuber re
turned home Sunday night by DE
troit steamer, from their trip TO Am
Arbor.
Mr.. Trask, father of G. w. Trask
returned to his home in Roscommo
this week, having been visiting friend
in this city.
Miss Annie O'Brien has gone OH
trip to Dexter, Michigan, to visi
friends there, leaving town by Detroi
steamer last Sunday.
Lieutenant w. ID. Hitchcock cam
up on the steamer City of Cleveland
Saturday last, being the last one t
report from the war.
Mrs. b. L. Cheesbro and Mrs. Gee
p. Huntingdon have gone OH a visi
to friends at Toronto, Ontario, leaving
town Friday morning by Detroi
steamer.
r. p. Jones, father of w. 7. Jones
Of the Central Hotel, returned to hi
home last Sunday, having been il
town on visit. He was accompan
! led by Miss McMullen.
James Mcnamara left town by las
Sundays steamer, and will visi
friends ut Dexter, and also attend TIL
Democratic National convention a
Chicago, as the representative of tn
Ann Arbor Courier.
DR., w, w, Wilson, Mrs. Wil8o
and Mrs. James j. Potter started fo
Detroit Monday morning, and tn
doctor will extend his trip to Chicago
to consult an eminent eye doctor, O
the doctors cycsight is failing some
what.
j.. a. Davis and bride started fo
Chicago last night, leaving by Cit
Of Cleveland. The marriage too
place yesterday, and the German
band serenaded the bridal party &
the steamer. The bride was we
known in this city as Miss Bell
Butterfeld.
Some remarkable cures Of deafnes
are recorded of DIR. Thomas Eclet
trio Oil. Never fails to cure earach,
A Bad Case OF Kidney Trouble Cured
AUBURN, Cayuga Co., n. Y. Sept. q
1882.
Rheumatic Syrup Co.,
should have written you before j
regard to the Rheumatic Syrup whic
you sent me, but have been waitin
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quo uJorud went to Bay City last
Monday.
III. II. Gordon has returned from
his trip to Ontario.
Judge futile, Of East Tawas, was
in town Monday last.
Miss Rayburn started last Friday
on trip TO Olivet, Michigan.
Judge limerick went to Harris
vile last Monday to attend court.
Mrs. Kittredge returned to town
Thursday morning, from Bay City.
Rev. w. w. Rafter and lady ar
rived in town Thursday last, from
Mt. Clemens.
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Bishop Harris, Of Detroit, came to
town last Saturday, by Detroit steam
er, and left for Detroit Monday night.
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The population of this city is o,2o4

The population of this city is o,2O4.
Dress or cashmere suits at light
ming prices, at Wolh's.
Boys get your Fourth of July>goods
at Robert Stones.
The weather is delightfully."- warm
for those who like warm weather.
The Guards have decided to remain
at home on the Fourth.
Remember boys and buy your
crackers before the Fourth. Stohe
has EN-.
j. T. Bostwick has the exclusive
sale in Alpena county, for the Ivory
Liquid Paint, best paint in the world.
The steamer Pearl arrived at this
port Thursday morning last, on her
first trip since she went ashore at
White Rock.
Bostwick's drug store always has
been headquarters for fishing tackle.
His stock is more complete than ever
this season.
For SALE.-A span of six year
old horses. perfectly sound, and well
adapted for farm work. Apply to
A. w. Comstock.
Rockets, balloons, roman candles,
triangles, torpedoes, flags, an endless
variety, at Robert Stones, corner Sec
ond and Chisholm streets.
Adamantine for kalsomining. They
all use it. Why? Because it can be
used with cold water. For sale by
Bostwick, the druggist.
The ladies of the NJ. L. Church
will serve ice cream, etc, at the
church on Chisholm street, on July
4th.
The steamer City of Mackinac had
on board on excursion party from
Marquette, OH her trip down Friday
last.
Charters have been made the past
week at $50 per thousand feet, to
carry lumber from this port to Cleve-
land.
A little girl baby at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Kerr, Friday
night, was the cause Of much JOY
there.
Forepaugh's circus is in town, or to
speak more accurately, the one horse
tent that is in the city has come
Fore Paugh's.
Those who made bets of cigars,
hats, etc, that the population of this
city would be 10000 or over, have
lost their bets,
A new furniture store has been
started by the Westrope Bros, in one
of the stores in the Brand block, OH
Chisholm street.
Persons desiring to purchase homes
should read the list in another column
headed for sale. Inquiries can be
made at this office.
William Edwards has started a
new blacksmith shop ON Third street,
opposite engine house No. 1. He is
well known as good workman.
Miss Amelia Gaber was taken to
the Pontiac asylum this week, leaving
town by steamer City Of Cleveland,
last Sunday, in charge of James Nc
Namara.
The population of Alpena town
ship, as far as heard from, is GAL
In 1874 the population was 249, and
in 1880 it was 726. The gain in ten
years is 692.
DIR. Seaman, assisted by DR.. White,
removed an encysted tumor from the
side of the head of Charles L. Nc
ellis, who is clerking at the Sherman
House, on Friday.
F. w. Wcan, principal Of the High
School, will attend the session Of the
"National Educational Association,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-02

Some remarkable cures of deafness
are recorded of DIR. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil. Never fails to cure earache.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-02

w. G. Cain, treasurer of Montmo-
rency county, was in this city on bus
mess last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. o.. Avery and
Ruth Avery started for Detroit last
Monday night.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-02

Charters have been made the past
week at $50 per thousand feet, to
carry lumber from this port to Cleve-
IonI
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The Detroit Free Press speaks of
Colonel r. NJ. Donnelly and the State
troops, who were at Oscoda last week,
as follows: "Lieut.-Col. Donnelly
during his short command here, exer-
cised much tact and discretion.
There were in all 1902 soldiers present
for duty. They attended strictly to
business and left with the good will
of everyone"
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VIM. Sleator has gone on a visit to
friends in the southern part Of the
State, leaving by steamer last Sunday.
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Those who made bets of cigars
hats, etc, that the population of this
city would be 10000 or over, have
lost their bets.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-02

The Literary Society Of Grace
Mission, Long Rapids, will give an
entertainment at the Court House, at
Hillman, Montmorency county, on
the evening of July 9th, 1884. The
price of admission is % cents. Chill
dren under ten years, 10 cents. Elk
ercises commence at eight o'clock
sharp.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-02

The following steam ers and vessels
cleared from this port during the past
week
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-02

The steamers of the Alpena and
Bay City route will carry passengers
to Oscoda, on July 4th, at $3.50 for
the round trip-meals and berths ex-
ira. The excursionists leave this
port OH steamer Arundel at 6 o'clock
in the morning on July 18th, aud the
Metropolis will bring them back Sat,
urday morning.
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June Goth, 1884. 666
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-02
OUR TELEPHONE.

Fourth of July, next Friday.
The weather took a chill last night.
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Forepaugh's circus is in town, or to
speak more accurately, the one horse
tent that is in the city mas come
Fore Paugh's.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-02

A little girl baby at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Kerr, Friday
night, was the cause of much joy
there.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-02
PERSONAL.

Otto Gjorud went to Bay City last
Monday.
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BOLTON & MCRAE
GROCERS,

Store and warehouse on north side,
Alpena, Mich.
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S236,WO

BASE BALL YBsTBRDAY.-A fair audience assem-
olea at the Capitol park Yesterday afternoon de-
Ras osss Sa
champion St Louis Unions and the Nationals. The
visitors won by score OF s to 3. The Nationals
by the St Louis team. The Cincinnatis defeated
the Washingtons yesterday at Cincinnati by score
Of Is to 5.
MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-Marr1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court to Francis
and Jane Jackson; W. b. Pike and Mary Dunn; $.
Catherine queen; James H. Jeffrtes and }: Kate
Meyer; George Il. Maisok and Mary A. Bowling;
Francis Sasse and Annie Shambaugh; Tnos. Spen-
Samuel II. Bolden and Laura Marshall, both Of
Alexandria Va; Lewis Proctor and Jennie Collins;
Jas F. Shepperson, OF Richmond, Va, and Blanche
AkxAIesED FOB Tx1AL.-Yesterday, in the Crmi-
nal Court. Henry F. Buckingham was arraigned for
sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. The
guilty GEORGE S and HI Frederick King
Joseph !. Rodgers, false pf nss' '
ARMY NURSES AssocIArIoN.-A reception to the
ladies OF the Union Army Nur>es association was
on Iowa Circle. The president OF the association
Miss Harriet Darne, who had just returned from q
reunion Of veterans In New Hampshire, was pres
HANGED by. remarks BY Judge A. j. Willard, OF
South Carolina; music by MI. kybernet; war songs
by Mrs Sheldon, and q recitation by Mrs Case.
TIE JACKSON GROVE CAMP MEBrINa.-The camp
meeting at Jackson Grove, near Odenton, on the B.
And ?. railroad, this year win begin on Thursday
evening, July 31St, and close on Wednesday morn
Ing, August 18th. This is the principal Methodist
Protestant camp meeting in this section, and last
year was In every respect successful and resulted
In the conversion OF nearly 100 persons. The
grounds have been cleared up the walks improved
and every preparation made for the reception OF
the campers
YOUTHFUL HOCsHBRRAKHRs.-Twot en-year-old
colored children, named Willie Smith and Mamie
Bell. entered the premises Of Sally Crittenden, on
h street, near the corner OF ed street. about II
O'Clock Monday night, and were carrying away
number OF articles when arrested Judge Smell
yesterday allowed the girls mother to take her
home, and gave the boy ten days In jail
A ''Soc1AL RIGHTS" MEET1NG-A conference of
colored men was held last evening to consider the
social rights bill as affecting the amalgamation of
the white and cOlored races In this District Rev.
K g. Laws, d. D., presided over the conference,
and 1t was decided to hold . meeting on the even
ing Of July 4th at the Virginia Baptist church.
corner eth street and Virginia avenue southwest
when addresses are expected from Prof X. r.
Greener, /. L D.. Col Geo. NJ. Arnold, OF Virginia.
r. s. Laws, J. A. Moss and E. Molyneaux Hewlett.
The Call for the meeting is signed by RS. Laws, r.
j. Collins. Rev. VIM Gibbons, r. Watts John F. n.
Wilkinson, d. W. Lewis, W. J. Howard, j. D.
Baltimore, n. E and j. Adams.
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''BooEsrs MAe,c Coxpousp,.

certain cure for Sick Headache, CrampA Cholera
Aorbus. Dyssntery cholen Infantum Indigestion. Ac
For sale By all druggists. Price Is esnts
Also,"BooERTs VEGETABLE COUGH sYRUP, ror
whoopang Cough. Group andCoda Both warranted free
from all kinds Of narcotos Price IS and &c. e2e-sm
TNHE CELLULOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER FREAKS
y never wears out always clean. and can be worn
while bathing. Il for sals Ct
CHAS FISHER'6
e2S It'll street northwest
MRS, FISHER dsvoess her attention 70 the wants Of
Lady PATRONS mll
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SPECIAL NorroR

,EEsPEcTFULLf CALL THE ATTENTION %
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE coNTEMPfATTN0
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRsT-CLAs0
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PAkTICU-
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO run
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WILL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS eCN WHyoR
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED Pm CIR
CHEAPER IN COST WOULD ALSO CALL YOUB
ATTENTION TO THE WElL-KNowN YIREPIACR
HEATERS FROM THE FACTORY OF JAHR0
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO Oh MORE ROOM
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING oUAIIrY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THESE HKArE1o Am
FURNACES ARE BLING USED ExTEN6fyEIY m
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN TINE C1fI.
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE II REV1R
RING TO. A CALL - SOLICITED AAD A>xI
NAIEs PROMPTLY FCRNlSAkQ
WALTER D. wYvIIL. Ixcluuu
ap2e No. ls2 PA AVE. NEA1 an Uf0nIR
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their own loans, and afterwards directed IL to be
sold have been unable to get any trace OF IL, but
have advtees that may stop It's transfer on the
books OF the company"
"They had no claim whatever on this certincate?"
mo, SIR not the:sli2h;est 1t was Appropriated
as the saying coca"
TIE IsTATlS NvOLvED.
The amounts OF money lost by the various estates
foots up very large sum, a. follows:
The Middleton estate. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
The Rathb0ne estate. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
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CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT

"
l. JOHN A. MCCALL. Jr- Superintendent Of the In.
Department Of the New York do hereby
certify that the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LII
ASSOCIATION, located IN the city Of New York on
deposit IN this department the following described
securities for protection 81 ts membe accordance
with the statute IN such and provided
tifcates $4,000 each substitute Nos 67lsa 6722a
inclusive Of United States registered stock
loan act Of July L. 1882 dated Jure 1854 redeemabo
Of the pleasure of the United Statea REGISTERED nter
est pa. able quarterly
SLooSso.
affixed my official seal the city Of Albany this iOtS
DAY OF juno. 1854
tSignedD JOHN A. MCCALL. Jr
Superfnsendsn1
Policy OF Life Insurance in the above Association Il
Just certain TO be paid in old line company
and VIII not cost, Probably. than third q
much Office In Washington 1909 h Agents wante1
jclS Y. KNIGHT GeuI AGu0t >
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DRY GOODS.
OUrrIrs FoR TouRrsrs.


SEAToN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY q RRorHyn \
LADIES' LINEN AND MoHAIR pUsTERs
9kNTLENEN'S SCOTCH NAUps
LADIES, SINGLE AND DOUBLE TRAVELLING
ATWOOD FLANNELs. FOR BATHING SUITS
A-l-wooL CLOTHS FOR MOUNTAIN HARTa
LADIES' G.I o ISLE THREAD AND BLACK sILK
CLOSING PRICES OFFSPRING WRAPS AND JACK.
IMioRrEp JERSEYS. FROM s1so TO $40
saaWSS PA CASHMERE AND BERLIN
ofNIs' FINE DRESS SHIRTS FOR sloo EACH
oAt x MkRlNo UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES
VI, LINEN AND CHILDREN,
CoMfLtTE STOCK OF AIL-wooL FRENCH FAB
hCs. Foh TRAVELLING DRESSES
RIETY. ~ "nIAi Va
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF LYONS suxs
GAUZES AND BROCADfS IN IfGHT Nj nii"S
AID DARK shADks SUITABLE FoR wATSR
ING PLACES 49,
MARKED D0wN PRICES ON sATrNrs IINrN
LAWNS AND PACIFIC LAWNS
IMMENSE STOCK OF WHITE GOODS AND TN
BkoIDERtD SWISS MusLINs All oukII-
Ties AND PRICES
NOVELTIES IN HANDKERCHIEF AND HOsIERY
GREAT RkDUCTIJ Ms" IN PARAsoLs
CHOICE GOODS PLAIN fl0Ukks AND ooR,
SEAToN PERRY.
Perry Building
Esf.hlished 1910. De2sl Penns. avenue. cor 9th st
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Our stock being daily replenshed and ne nov have
more on hand than Ut any time this season
Our 81 rs jersey in black and all light and DARK COL
ors. reduced 70 sllO
Our stock Of HOSIERY never larrer than ss pss.
ent We selling Q splendid Brilliant Iasle blsch
Hose for Ladies at 45c q pair
100 doz Ladies' Brilliant Lsle Hose fancy stx1pa -
duced from 81 to 5Sc O pair
rs doz. ladies' and button Lise Thread 0lov,s IN
ell desirable shades at loo pair
On the third floor of our immense establishment =,
have placed, on separate couners all last years
fancy Lawns. which then sold l0c reduced 10 &c.
AL our yard vide Pacific Lawns reduced size Thass
VIII only be shown Oh third floor
We must get clean shelves and are determined soeay
tout, no matter how bs the loss
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Ansusemcut.. &c. Tonight.

ATHLETIC PAKK.-BuGalo Bits wild West"
THEATER COGIoUE GARDEN Alice Oates in 1.-THE
Bted OF the Cloth OF Gold"
DRIVERS SCMNEi: GARDEN.-Concert and inter-
oolins performance.
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CITY ITEMS.

vi IA AXA0e
Hats for Fourth OF July.
All our Nutria and Pearl Derbys at cost;
Immense mark down in Mems Straw Hats;
Chidren's fancy Straw sailors" at COST at R. c.
Lewis, $40 7th street, between and XIV.
Genrlcmcn's Summer Furnfshings.
Full line OF Gauze and Bal Underwear;
Job lot GauZe Shirts 25c., worth 50c.;
White Shirts, Percale do, Night Shirts;
job lot Balbr1ggan Socks, pair CSC;
Two dozen very fine Percale or White ties, 25c.;
Linen Collars, Hdkrs, Suspenders, Gloves, &C. &C.
at K. c. Lewis, 800 9TH st., below Mt Vernon
square.
The following extraordinary bargains
will be sold Tomorrow and Saturday
only, at R. Goldschmids s12-7th st. n. W.; nat
japanese fans for 1Oc.; 5000 tooth picks for &C.;
string broOms 2lc, worth 35c.; string lie; gallon
china chamber SETS 10 pieces, decorated with broad
glass ice cream saucefs ~ &c., pcnic mugs &C.,
new style, square shape Of white porcelain dinner
sets, 1T pcs $l97s worth s25; silver glass spoon
holder with extra silver plated tea spoons 4sc.;
real maJolica spittoons 43c., worth 75c; large
kitchen knives &C.; handsome hand painted French
china sets containing IL cake plates, II fce-cream
SaucerS and high cake stand only SAT-, worth IS.
tin cups for &C.; large covered chamber buckets,
assorted cOlorS &C.; handsome large colored glass
water pitcher with tumbiers to match 81 SO, sold
elsewhere for 81; each cOlored glass cake plates
and ice cream Saucers 99c., worth So; colOred
lemonade glasses for 79c., worth 81. qt COW
cred tin buckets Sc; qt. &c.; 4Qt $780, Of 100;
superior white stone china cups and SaucerS only
4Sc. d.; coOred glass berry bowls with Saucers
to match only SOC, worth ST.; also special bargains
In house furnishing goods OF every description. l
Following Wonderful Bargains will be
sold tomorrow only at NJ. ugenStens, 81 It'll ST.
n. W.: Is d. ebony handle hives and forks, 47c.;
i dz. plates, d. cups and saucers and market
basket 76c.; OIL boiled table covers, 42c.; d. tea
SpooIk and Is d. table spoons 15c.; water pals,
&c.; covered butter dishes or sugar bowls &C. each;
paper mache water pals, &c., worth 81; dustpan
and brush, 16c; laundry soap, bars for 1Oc bread
knives, 10c; moss rose tea sets, $4.75; Ice cream
set 21c.; string brooms 12c.; string, l5c.; dz.
water glasses and walter, 22c.; baby carriages,
trunks and refrtgerators below manufacturers
prices.
IHO! For the Fourth! Grand Display!
Call at the Family Shoe Store, 80 9TH street, and
look at the grand display OF bargains offered for
this week only All low Shoes and Slippers at prime
cost.
LADIES' House Slippers. 10 cents.
Ladies' Kid Slippers, 49 cents.
Ladies' Kid Opera Slippers, 70 cents
Ladies' Kid and Goat Button Boots, SO cents
Ladies' Kid Newport Ties and Buttons, % cents
Chlldren'S Spring Heels, 80 cents.
Ladies' Kid Button " orked button Holes, $1.A.
Gents English Walking Shoes IS cents.
Gents Low Walking Shoes, $1.24.
Great special sale OF handsome baby car
riages tomorrow and Saturday only at r. Gold
Schmios. S127th st. n W., where the following Won
derful bargains will be offered:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-02

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