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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28
Leutcs Services IA ZION Episcopal a..


Monday. TUESDAY. Saturday. q >.V. IS q p. ~.
Wednesday ami Fr;Jay..,......u A. ,I.e % p. NJ.
THURSDAY Holy Communion ............'4 =. NJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28

NIr. John T. Collision los, seven sheep by
q. few nights ago.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28
Pool and Billiard Ta5se
For Sale,

I HAVE Pool and Billiard Table, in good
Il condition. which will sell cheap. Call op-
positc First National Bank and examine.
July 70. 'S5-tf. J. Il. BRONH, Agcf-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28

WEhavc just received another lot Of nice
w Dried Apples Is Peaches. Canned goods
of all kinds. Peaches, Pears, Apples, Tomatocs,
Corn, Peas, Beans dc. Bacon, Hams should
crS and sides, also FIRST class Dried Beef. Just
received from Lynchburg nice line of Chew
ing q Smoking Tobacco Flour& Meal always
on hand.
MERCHANT &LCCAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28

ry,IIE undersigned will sell on the Scollay
i farm. mile from Middlcway Oh Charles
TOWN pike.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28
ONE PRICE
CIOTUIIIRS AND TAILORS.
MOI WEST WASHINGTON STREET, HAGERSTOWN, MD


enabled to the
the OIL sold hes 80 Una
carhn vb Is Fsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28

ELsON's oeiatine iGe, Chalmers per pack
y age ISc, aid IaYiocs 10 cts.
AlsQUITH & CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28

II ELIGIOUS BOOKS.-Bfh Hur. tale Of
h the Christ. Prince of the Horse of David,
lcep OF Da Series vols. and Story OF TIE
Bible Book Department. at
October Is, 50. AIsQUITH & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28
Great
educ tionss

And still more reductions as the
season advances, as our Winter
stock must be closed to make
room for our tremendous Spring
stock. Cottons are gradually
advancing, but we will still of
fer all grades at tie same price
as last week, and our Big Stock
of Ladies Underwear and Ham
blygs at Reasonable Prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28

aa Thursday last Mrs. Ca;hariae Rohr.
--.,.-r.y years died at her home IN
'tee She wa. born on the 18th OBJ
1885, Although almost a cea,en'ran'
3 recently she enjoyed remarkable de-
Physical vitality and activity, ana
.- -.. last bad am Uacioudei intellect.
E many years she was devoted
Tristan aly. She Leaves behind her
Alters and several sors. and grand
-.aaa1 1rcat-grand-childrer 20 revere
..rr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28

Fear h~ircs DISGRACE. bravery brings
honor. ra-rrlicc srrcs a9 mnrt from kjs fiie ~
~ay, thc Caliph Omar; but DR. Buil'sCoueh
Syrup has saved milhoSS from an awful fate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18
A. SAKS & CO.,
SIG AND 31s SEVENTH STREET.
Eco NO NJ Y.

EoosoMY.
Economy. popular word lust now When 3 man
makes up his mind TO economize he commences with
his Children then with his wife, and last with himself
So the Mems Clothing Trade is the last to suffer- Hence
my supply OF that commodity is fully up to my usual
standard, and am prepared to meet any demand for
FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING,
for large Or small men, We of the Trade are now talk
ing OF
OVER ATS
as they are not only seasonabe but they articles
that must be sold early The Trade lasts longer
but We want to sell Overcoats now My assortment of
THESE
pleasing both in qualities and prices proof Of which
am longing for opport unity to show them to you
and 10 get your opinion thereon The Overcoat display
Is on the second floor front and annex
FIVE DOLLARS
FIFTY DOLLARS
win purchase An Overcoat of
HENNING,
THE CLoTHIER.
mis- 40 It'll street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18
STILL THEY COVE.

STILL THEr COVE
New goods keep on pouring in upon us. We have
larger stock this than before extensive
storing facilities getting small for u.s. But the
substantial announcement have received from our
customers. iinpels us to try and lay before them
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS IN THE CITY,
AT PRICES NEVER KNOWN so
Low AS NOW
The long expected g. 10 and II foot Curtain Poles
have come at last. and We furnish them in Ash,
Walnut Cherry and Ebony. Our celebrated 49c foot
Poies with solid Walnut SimInings also here We
DO not keep finsy inch Poles Ours are all heavier
We nave made now to keep supply up
Among the new and decidedly cheap goods we offer
genuine Gold Leaf Easel Cabinet Frames with Silk
Plush at CSC. 81 20. 81 70 and sl9s They are bar
gains Solid Walnut and Ash Book Shelves In several
new designs at from 99c. to $685. among the new
goods just come in
We have also Just received very large line of Walnut
Willow. Fancy and Plush Work Boxes Walnut
Fancy and Plush Desks: Collar and Cuff Box es
fine Odor Stands, Gents Travelling Cases, fine
Plush Shaving Cases fine Plush and Leather Toilet
Cases Whisk Holders in large variety Handkerchief
and Glove Boxes, Inkstands, &c, &C. at very low
figures.
In Autograph Albums offer some very de-
c1ded bargains, and in Albums we beat the world
Our assortment of Hair. Cloth, Tooth Nail Infants,
and other Brushes is immense and be sean to be
appreciated Our s9c square brass Cage wonderful
our Sl9S Butter Dish beats anything you ever saw
Thousands Of other articles
Our Holiday Opening Monday. December1
NJ. SILvERBERG CO..
$40 It'll street and 313 sth street northwest
MS Near Pennsvlyania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18

Republicans who are finding comfort in the re-
duction OF CIeveland's tidal wave majority in New
York OF nearly 200 900 in 1892 20 bare plurality OF
1850 in 1884, may require 10 be reminded tina, his
vote this year exceeded that obtained in 1882 By
over 5000 Two years ago he received 555s47 votes
for governor the democratic electoral ticket this
year, gets 563, GA votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18

Gen. Sherman confessed TO the cattle kings yes
terday that he had shared the sentimental regret
over the extinction OF the buffalo and elk but he
added tina. h. too. now recognized that the change
from game to food was step forward, and thanked
the stockmcn for rearing of twenty millions
OF nne breeding cattle which supply the world with
meat" This is evidently the sensible view There
Is better use for the plains than keep them re-
served as hunting ground for savages and sports
men, just as saw-mills are upon the whole, advan-
tageous, though they spoil the trout fishing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18
A LAIN STATEMENT.

WE HANDLE GOODS IN LARGE QUANTITIES.
WE KEEP OUR STOCK BRIGHT AND CLEAN BY
CLEAN WE MEAN NO ODDS AND ENDS OF LOTS
ARE ALLOWED TO ACCUMULATE. IT'S pEcU-
L1AR1TY OF THE CLOTH NC TRADE THAT IT Is
EITHER VERY busy OR VERY DULL ONE
g NOW, IN ACTIVE TIMES statesmen WILL
saw THE LOTS FIRST WHERE THE RANGE
CUMULATE LOTS WHERE THERE is BUT THREE
W EOUR OF KIND LEFT VIZ HAVE CAREFUL
Lf GONE OVER OUR STOCK AND FIND THAT IN
SACk suITSIN PRICE FROM 1880 To SIG. THERE
Two HUNDRED AND TWENTY SUITS REP
KESEkTING Al LOTS. IN ORDER TO CLEAN
TrH HEEsE SnI We HAVE MARKED The CHOICE OF
TIE s sT1sr TAS Vii = The LEFT as 1ou ENrtR
BE THERE ARE ONE HUNDRED AND Sixty
I'VE ,SUITs-NOr STYLE THAT THERE IS
TAKEE OF A KIND IN OCK Of THEY ARE
IHE go 10 $2o SACK SUITS. WE GIVE YOU THE
CHOICE At Sl5: THAT'S PLAIN TALK. IF FROM
S3 Sp IO go SAVED ON SUIT Oh FROM IS TO IS
HERE'S ANOTHER PLUM
FAlL PIE gHHERc9 A6Tsr FOR YogTHs' Or YOUNG
WORTH AS AIGH as s,o mq S6Sk 1r ss59 s9ME
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18

The New York state board OF canvassers meets AT
Albany tomorrow TO review the work OF the county
boards and officially decide the vote of the state
II disputes ad arisen before the local boards their
duties would have been, In the present case, deli
cate and exciting to the last degree; but forru-
nately no such trouble has occurred so that their
WORK Wit be very sirnnIe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18

complaint has been made that cripple begs in
street cars representing that he Is In the city wait
Ing for pension. while. as a matter OF fact. the
pension nas been granted, and the pensoner is not
proper object or charity. II Is sugges ed to the
managers OF the city railroads that they forbid beg
grg in their cars. and thus protect their passen-
gers from imposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18

Gen. Swain Is out-Holmaning Holman as an OBJ
Jector. He objects 10 a court-martiaI to the court
In general. and TO the members in particular One
cannot help asking what is his object In thus OBJ
Jecting. The court can have no motive for injus-
tce and the trial. IL is TO be presumed wiz be con-
Quoted On the merits OF the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18

The annual report OF the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad promises that the line between this cttv
and New York VIII be completed and In working
order by next July, when we are told that the
time OF the run between the cities Will be reduced
10 nve hours promise to reduce the fare to Is
between New York anu Washington would be still
more 10 the purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18

Miss Caroline Astor is 10 be married TODAY with
unprecedented splendor. She weds the mar OF her
choice, young banker, with beggarly income OF
twenty 10 thirty Thousand year: and as it Is a
love-natch there is a good chance IT viii be happy
as well as grand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18


1t IS easy TO see, from the tone OF the southern
press that the white people Of that section Of the
country are exceedingly anxious to remove from
the minds OF the negroes all fear OF trouble growing
cut Of democratic success And moments reflec-
ton should satisfy every one that this anxiety on
their part Is real and springs from the most natu-
raj motives 1t would be deplorable indeed, If the
idea prevailed among four million negroes that
their most valued and vital rights were imperied.
Such belief, whether founded in truth or error
would inevitably lead 10 frightful disorders 1t is
not peasant TO think OF what might happen If
whole race, once enslaved, but now freed intelli-
gent and armed, should become convinced that
they must Tight for their liberty. That the south
erners appreciate the gravity OF the situation In
some OF It's possibilities appears from their quick
ness TO deny that any of the rights of colored men
are endangered, and the severity with which they
denounce those who, for ends OF their own are en-
deayorfng TO instill such miSeheyous notions into
the minds OF III" negro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18

senator Don Cameron comes up smiling after the
republican defeat Ii Is announced that he Is NOT
weary OF political life and strife after all and that
everything is liked so that he Will have no difculty
IN getting re-electlon % The Senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18

CHARLES F. Rrrrr
FRENCH CATERER
1904 u street northwest,
Successor 10 J. p. Crutchek
informs his customegs and the public that he 4 pee
pared TO furnish Dtnnega 8anQpess. Lunchoa Sin91e
Terrapins Boned Tufkeys. rates Of fOirs-eras md
style, AlosIscsn. Irsnch and Jectson sspdviches.
. ne mas 1nsrodocsd z 1umber q new Aeat. Poultry.
Elegant Chicken and Bed Broth Win b always on
hand 20 supply tne families By thu pint ousrt o. xal
house Call 36-A rS-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18
THANKSGIVING TABLE LINENS.

We are DOW prepared to show . supseb line of IOII.
DAY LINEN. in
BLEAcHHD LINEN DAMAsK.
HALF BLEACHRD LINEN DAlfAsK.
DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS.
TRAY CLOTHS. LUNCH CLOTHS.
FINGER BOWL DoYLIEs. TEA DoYrIEs,
TABLE MATA DAMASK NAPKINS.
SIDEBOARD COVERS. DAMASK SETTS &c, 10. kc
AT POPULAR PRICES.
NApK1Nsl NAPKINs:
$50 Dozen IS ALL-LINEN DoYL1Es. Plain and Rsad
Centers Fancy Borders,
500. PER DOZEN.
200 Dozen s WHITE LINEN NAPKINS. Splendid
Quality.
500 PER DOZEN
1so Dozen & GERMAN LINEN NAPKINS. Extra Fine
Quality.
Sl2s PER DOZEN.
$50 Dozen s GERMAN LINEN NAPKINS. Fun Sci.
' sfs6 f PER p Sazsa'sy'
wedge zzs' sssc S ssF zSJsSs S:ss;a+
wedge d SIS SIS S52 hsls' Value ~ ~
LIS Dozen x GERMAN LINEN SApK1Ns Full Bel
'eaSe Aan ssoo Per- Rssi bozE Estrs Quality
100 Deasn X GERMAN GER a.Is LINEN NAPKINS, Elegant
snprn1oSs s; i3d %SR l bozEs nss na~
DAMASK TABLE LINEN.
= In Bleached German Table Damask good quality
siOO PER YARD.
Y In. Bleached German Table Damask. handsome de-
'sP si. :a'f PEE E0G TA fRabshf''
ip nj
:sn: s1ss si ss 8 sSiss aos sas
quality si. ES1 fhs e Y e Rfs yard
Fine x Dsmask Napkins to match.
Superior Goods s20o. ESQ and s3o0 Per Yard
DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS
Wits Wits B bsmssk TsSscoths
~ White Psmsst T sSiscloths. sS
ehOee Pte.ns kas Fine Quality
1914 White Fringsd Da1nask Linen Tableeloths. fancy
h's SsfF Fl. RsS' SEX + s RR;4!ss:
Fl Ss's R;$;;f BIZ
ss'S 5St S's :S:s Scr S:ss ~ : match
Tss sssf h..;s ss.s wit"
0saot s1asd Df PIX s e match
$40 White German Damssk Ttineed Tsblecloths fancy
embroidered border. extra fine quality,
handsome Ooy.ies to match,
$500 PER SET.
White German Damask Tablecloths. ~ yards long by
~ yards wide exquisite desizn. superdns
Napkins to match.
$4,000 PER SET
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18
NOR RENT

EOR RENT
It 1914 21st. II r., m.f.el25
1926 N.H.ave. 12r. mi. :. 125
I'll 7th ST. 10r.. mi. .l26
X BIT. Conn. ave. &2lst. -. TOO
1918 21st NV. l2r., mi. 100
SOP e st. NV, l7rs.. m.il0U
2023 Hillyer ave. IL 49,. IS
n
MO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18

Mr. John Bright Is great man with hobby
and that hobby is free trade. He Is very happy
just now over the result Of the presidential election
which he is sure betokens a spread Of free-trade
sentiment in this country, and step towards its
recognition In our legislation. People on this side
OF the water are not so that this IS the moral
OF the result. Even the New York Tribune as was
noticed few days ago by The STAR, has taken the
ground since the election that the protective tariff
is in no danger OF material change for the next
three years or the two great parties, one has
very decided convictions In favor OF protection and
the other finds IL policy to avoid the question On
a test vote On tarin policy pure and simple, a
"taT.n for revenue only party would be over
whelmngly defeated, and in no section Of the
country would such vote show more significant
figures than in the south. where free trade has
been strongest. II this country follows England
IN tariff legislation IL VIII probably be in case
as 1t was in hers, from belief that we are so
strong in manufacturing that we can dominate the
markets OF the world in open competition Senti-
ment and benevoence viii have very little 10 60
with it, The question IS erninentiy one for the
"business interests Of the country settle In the
manner most convenient TO themselves
Ii may be noted, in this connection, that Eng
land herself is not united in favor OF free trade
as once Within a few years sentiment has
grown up, and Is beginning TO make Itself felt that
the distressing condition Of the farm hands and tie
mime and mill operatives, and the embarrassed
state OF trade. due In measure to the absence
OF protection 10 home labor. II is quite as likely,
perhaps, that England viii retreat from her free
trade theories that this country will adopt them.
Among the strong political probabilities OF the
next four years is disruption OF the solid south.
Many of the most prominent demoeratso that sec
tion agree In the prediction that the south can
never be held together by common political pur-
pose in another national contest. They argue that
democratic federal administration will soon re-
move the apprehension OF injury their interests
SO long and persistently maintained by the coored
people; that the latter will learn from actual expe-
rience that they are well of under democratic as
under republican rule, and then the colored vote
VIII divide That will destroy the only powerful
Incentive TO political solidty among the whites
Besides IL is natural to expect that disappointment
IN getting expected Offices from democratic Presi-
nent viii entitter some men OF the south. Then |
there are ambitious men ready to form new party
ties, II they can advance themselves and division |
OF the colored vote viii offer them an opportunity
they are most likely TO take advantage OF. 1t is |
quite probable that IN 1883 several southern states
viii vote with the party in opposition TO the ad-
ministraliOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18

1744. l746, 174a L. l75O +
st. n. W., Wr. m. i. $50
Cor. 14th b Bs.w-. MI. 90
1914 3Uth n. W.. l7r.... rs
81 G st.n. w.. l6r.. N. 80. 40
III 9th st. ne. 10 M. Is
1876 10Th. Z r.. MI. .. IS
los. J. FISHER q co.
1904 y street Northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18

LOR RENT-BY X. O. +
IL F st. III. IS. l8r ..f8300. on
q St. mr.. 18th st.. fur. 800. 90
DupontCle. Lar. fur. :. ESQ. %
Il. l. av mr.. CT. av. fur25U. OC
Lafayette Sq..17 r. fur250. Oh
NJ St. Thomas Gle. 1850. 90
Conn. av., mr.. NJ at, 1926. O0
2Dp'ntCle. lar. mi 20S. 80
COnn.av..n. n 13r. fur. 20e IS
y st. N. Conn. 13r..f. 900. 0C
La'f'teSq.. 17rs.fur. .2G0. OC
NJ. mr.. 9th st.. 10 r.,fr.l5 '.Ol
Is, mr.. RI. av. Or, fir. $50. 90
19thst. D LpontCIe furl5U. OO
For permits to see furnish
list of property for sale cali
tate Cutie. Property placI
is literally advertised free
mis- II. q. HOLT,
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CHOICE FoRE1ex DRrss GooDs.
". n SINISTER Sons

, SILKS sATINs yELyETs and PLUsHEs. BLACK
BEOCADE VELVETS from q 80 to 81 90 SPECIAL,
BARGAIN. at $3.50. JUST RECEIVED THE BEST
EHAxE EEEk SEEN FOR TIE PRICE COLORED
NTH A FULL LINE OF SATIN DUCHESS TO
AAICh BROADCLOTh his and TKICOTS IN EVERY
FROM ~
DRESS GOODS, PLAIDS, SOUTACHE BRAIDED
DRESSES, CASHNERES. BISON CLOTHS and DRAP
DALMAS. GREAT BARGAINS IN 81 ACk SILKS
MEkyEiLLEUX RHADAMES and GROS GRAMS
EHydaNING SILKS IN GREAT VARIETY CLOTH
STOCK WE HAVE EVER OFFERED
ONE PRICE
W. NJ SHCSTER & SONS
go Pennsylvania Avenue
NB.-TlE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST nol5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18
FOR Observation-Disclosures

EoR RENr--A GOOD BARBER SHOP NEWLY
Il fitted up Good chance for first class Barber Az
ply at 1861 Al street southwest. nlS-3t'
EOR REMITTANCE STABLE ON IOWA CIRCLE;
three stalls. large carriage and comfortable
coachnan's room: and water. Apply to j. V \.
HUY OK l5o5 Pennsylvania avenue. nls-3t
LrOR RENT-NICE NEW FURNITURE, &c. FOR
IL moderate size house. to particular and responsible
party, would furnish Oats In frst-class building
Address LADY. Star office. nI5-St'
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Nst.nr. 18th. 10rs. .furel2S. 90
18th St. mr. II. l2r. fur. AS 10
Seaton Hall. 9th& ID. lbs. 90
1880 18th ST., 10 rs. =. 100. 10
b st. mr.. Capt., rur. 100. 90
Cor. st. mr.. IA st., fur. 5000
=. Cap. st. mr.. ID. fur. 50. SO
NJ st. mr.. ~, s.w..fur. 5000
2l0 9th st. 8 rs. SO 90
1910 X st. Nv. 8 rs. 20. 90
I'd door of f20 18th st. 40. 90
Ait. Pleasant, 8 II. IS. 90
935 18th at. n. W.. 9r.. 1000
625 La. ave. NV. 5rs. Is. 10
ed houses cali 1T office. For
or send at Office for Real Es-
d with me for rent or sale
4 cost to the owner.
MAN, 10th and r ats. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18

EOR RENT I239 Mass aye n " axo no
Il 2ll2 Mass a, Is rSllOO0 3CS NJ SC n W. 81 s l0 az
Ga 18th st. 10rs 100 90 1887 10Th st N W. m M 20
I61O isth ST. 5 rs 0O 900 18th st. nw r. 500
1880 stn.w, IA 100 00 2OI 9th st. me- rs Is on
1925 st. n W.. Is r. 600 49, St a W. rs 25 90
1927 ST. Is 100 O0 7O6 9th ST. n e. rs 20 40
l6I4 18TH St NV ~ rs IS 81 l33 st. n. g. 30 90
l6!6 18TH stn II rs 81 81 620k St rooms 20 %
1903 ST. II 30 "a IT'S 9th ct NV m 10 90
1922 18th st.n u 1914 9th St NV RS I6 90
45l RI avenue rs $500 1888 LIST St ~ roomel6 90
1910 18th NV 10 SSlS 1l27 st. g. e., IA rs 90
l&44S st. rs so 90 1882 It n w., 8 RS m
Also q number Of well.located Furnished Houses
day afternoon. Landlords have their housrs al.
vertised free by placing them in our hands
b. H. WARNER.
n13 DIG street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18
FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR REMITTANCE STORE OR wAKERooMS,
II with cellar, 42S nth W., suitable for wholesale
retail business. of the best thoroughfares be-
tween Pa. ave and +. Inquire premises. nIs-3'
ErOR RENT-le26 Hath STREET NORTHWEST.
Il large store and dwelling: splendid cellar al, mod
ern improvements: can be leased for term of years
Apply TO JOHN W. p MYERS. l42s New York
nue. nl3-Gts
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

MONEY. MONEY, Mosrn
CONSOLIDATED LOAN COMPANx
No s. W. BALTIMORE STREET.
BALTIMORE, ND
LEVITT 4 SALABEs, PRoPRuronA
Established l826
Iarge and liberal advances made diamonda sflvvr
Ware Gold and silver Watches and MerchandiEen een.
era and the goods kept any length Of time agreed
upoI at the rate OF ~ cent furs kept In osdar
ciesta All transactions strictly confidential Rarfao
send their goods per receiving
tention per return mail Refer BY permission 20 Na-
Esq., Stock Broker. NO. 4 German street Baltimore
Md ocl SIN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-05-22
CABLsGRAMs.

LElTCH, PArTEN s. CO., sugar brokers
at GreeHock. suspended Saturday, Liza
biities, 10000
THE Baroness Coutts has received
many entreaties to establish a fund for
the rescue of Gordon.
THE German Rrichstag Saturday, 10y
"a vote of ls9 10 1871. passed the anti. so
ciallst hlIl ~ second reading
THE British government has at last
decided 90 send an expedition ts the re-
lief eft General Chinese" Gordon az
khartoum To viii start in July, and
viii consist oft s GOO men,
"A PRIVATE meeting Of the ConseYva-
tive members of the British house Of
commons was held Saturday. Lord
Randolph Churchill inumated his de-
clsion 20 support the leaders of the par
IT, Thv Tories are iubilant. A. they
consider the split in the party ended.
The Liberals however, expect the feud
soon to reopen The meeting uaani-
mously agreed 10 oppose the franchise
bin
ASHLEY, Under Colonial Secretary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-05-22
a Common Act of Folly

Committed by pers ms whose stomachs are dsor-
dered By the presence of bile, is 10 attempt to
cause retching and thus TO eject it, A wlueglass-
ful or two of that wholesome medicine. lstet-
ter's stomach Bitters, will trauquilize the ages-
tive organ. and t-e Bitters subsequent cathartc
effect upon the bowel will render the relief com
plete. NAUSEA, fur upon the tongue, headache,
vel owness of the skin, costiveness, PAIN 10 yhs
r. gon Of the liver and through the right shoulder
blade are the well known indiciG Of liver com
plant and it is wise 70 dispense them with thls
Searching remedy before they eulminate IN some
thing worse. That CeaSeess distu- Der of the stoW-
ach Indigestion. is also overcome by the bitteF ),
and il is a specific Of Acknowledged efficacy for
fever and ague, bilious remittent and troubles ol
the kidneys and bladder. II is also highly oehe-
fetal in rheumatism, and infuses vlgpr INTO a
system which requires building up. keasonaoS
persistence in its use insures the end in view