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Tr,tstce's Sale.
T1RUSTEE'S SALE,

TRUSTEES SALE.
The undersigned trustee, by virtue Of the All.
tho,ity vested In him by certain Dec,. Of Trust,
made n,; BY iiSnry ifahne and Caroline IIahnc his
wife, to J. X. Cowden. trustee, dated Decemcr ii,
ISL and recorded In the Office OF the CLERK Of ,c
county Court Of OHIO County, West Virginia, in
Deed otTras. Book No &C. ri page l69. will pn,ceoi
70 sell at Public Auction, at tic front door Of Inc
GonFt HOUSE 81 ohio county in the City Of Wheel.
mcncing At 10 O'clock 4. ~, the following de.
sesioed real estate, towit:, Lot numbered sixteen
~. IN Sprisg,s Row., in the Eighth ward Of The
City OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia he.
city. tt1' = TT ''-S'13.,S" = = y. ''''
ERAs or sALE-Onc.t third Of the purchase money
and ns much more MS the purchaser may elect, 10
he paid In cash on the day OF sale: and The residue
~ s'1, twelve and eighteen months from luy Of
sale. The purchaser 10 give his notes for the de-
ierrcd payments, with security to be approved Iy
the trustee. sss - ,,5.ss.I n ~ - y
The title 10 fa!d property Is believed to b. ,e,.
icct. but the trustee will convey only such lille IA
may be vested In him By said deed NJ trns'.
W. II. HALLER, Anctinneer, IaF5: : ucI,
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Special 9ntices.

d a CARD.--To all who arc suffering from errors
and indlscrctions Of youth, nervous weakness,
Sasy aeeay 3oss q msnhho9 g. VII send re
great remedy was discovered by y missionary in
south America. Send seltaddtcssed envelope 70
REv: JosErH T. IMAM, Station D.. New York, 3 ~.
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Incorporated In 1865 for Is years By the l.ecisla
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes with
capital Of 81 .000,U0-to which Il reserve fund Of
oyer $50, 90 bns since been added. 80 -" =
i by an overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
was made part OF the present State Constitution
adopted December III, a. D., 1879. 800
:, The only lottery ever voted OIL and endorsed by
the people Of any State. II never scales or most
pones. It's Grand Single Number Drawing takes
plnce monthly. ~ II = . $40
:, Asplendd:opportunityt to win fortune. Eleventh
tiMnd Drawing, Class X ia the Academy OF Music
174th Monthly Drawing. II. : - ~, ;
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FITS

All Fits stopped tree by Dr.. Klinca Great Nerve
Restored No Fits after hrst days us2 Marvellous
cures Treatise and 81 trial bottle free to Fit cses
send 70 DR.. Kline, ISL Arch street. PhlladeIphfn,
e cancer Institute, "a Arch street. Philadelphis,
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\ ae,,rl adujr,,r:jtsfl, s,;r,,rt,r3ts,. lI3 u
n. JOHN SANp-pANlEI,:--

"a state Electoral Ticket rwe,. Virginia having
been announced BY the National Prohibition Com.
will bs organized this evening al Parker Hall
Every one interested IN such nm Organization, "ani
who has no swivel III his backbone" q Invited 10
octbo Trtlf-1 lr1 ~ J, MELVIN RICH Anna
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FOR sALE-A. ZIAINlERstAN's sA.
Thh Is well established and good pSytus Saloon.
being at the foot Of the Penn incline, corner ol
Seventeenth and Penn streets. The house IL laEe
and could be used rs a hotel In addition 10 a N.
Ing my entire time find Il necessary 10 sell. iii,
Is good chance for Que who Is Interested iii hi,
business mud wants 10 buy. Address a. Zlmlnrr.
man, li0l Penn avenue, Pittsburgh, Ia. ocls
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EWING, MELVIN 4 REILLY, Etss,,I~' 'Sru'y'
-. 1.toctots for ftLellant.
WUgEJJSO ", VA, Octn1er / Issi :

ntSTRlCT COURT OF THE liNjTpn
AsTATEs. DISTRICT OF WEST VfRGiSit, E ~
Frank Booth survivor OF himsclil
and Charles II. Booth, late part. ...E
ners under the firm name Of G, A,,ochro.,
II. Booth 4 Soft, y - In N%,rtnaSHnl
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u An immense yulture was shot at Santa
Paula, CAL, on Saturday last The spread
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Steamboat "Rcgular.n
EwINo, MELVIN & REILLY, ~ >f"9'
- Proctor for Libcllant.
wHEElNG, ". Va. Sept. 10, lSSl. M,

InISTRICT COURT OF TIE lINITEn
ESTATES. DISTRICT ofWEsT VIRGINIA Il
c. x. Skunk, Assignee Of tho Nal
rine Railway md Dry Dock
Company, IN Ohio corporation, IA A'a,Sh nIH.
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base Mali Riot in P0rtsmOQth, Va.
TIE BALTIMORE UNIONS DETECTED PLAYING TWO
BALLS ON THE VIRGINIA CLUE

kase Nall Riot in Portsmouth, Va.
THE BALTIMORE UNIONS DETECTED Paying TWO
BALLS ON THE VIRGINIA CLUB.
The following special to the Baltimore Sun from
Norioik- Va, gives the details OF the base ball
uouoieS at portsmouth, Va, yesterday: The Balti-
more Unions created q riot at Athletic park In
portsmouth this afternoon, and but for Me inter.
ference OF squad OF ten policemen would have
been mobbed and doubtless badly beaten They
played yesterday with the Portsmouths and were
beaten, and this afternoon the closing game
gong on The sixth inning had been reached, when
the Baltimores were detected playing two balls
the Portsin0uthS A live ball for themselves and q
DEAD oall on the home tea m Dave Sullivan, the
OIlcla! umpire OF the Union association who was
ulnprlnS the game. was notified and called for the
Daii. aud IL was passed TO him. In the meantime
ana then TO Seery ip the left ned who concealedit
Under his shirt. The outside crowd at once became
greatly excited, and about three hundred .inrur1-
ated spectators broke into the field and sur
rounded the Baltimereans, madly crying out, "Nob
EN-. nre EN- out. bounce 'em! etc. and demand
Ing That Seery give up the ball The police squad
followed the crowd into the field ana fought them
away from the visitors as best they could. but in
the meantime hal1-dozen men gathered around
Seery and pulled his shirt OF and let the concealed
pan drop TO the ground. Both balls were then
taken charge OF by the POrtSmouthS and the mat
Ter Will De Investigated before The Union aSSOcia-
uon In the melee Henderson, the Baltimore man.
aver, was struck The game being broken up, the
Baltlm ores took Carriages and drove quickly to
OF men and boys hooting and Jeerng them. The
portSmouths refused to pay the Baltimores
the s75 due them for the days game. Sullivan de-
nOunced the trick OF the BalttrhOreS
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From Hartha,s vineyard.

AN EXCEPTION TO THE RuLE-A SUCCESSFUL SEA-
soN-WhAr is GOING ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AT THE VINEYARD.
Correspondence of TIE EVENING STAR
COTTAGE CITY, MARTHA's VINEYARD, Mass, Au.
gust =, MISUNDERSTANDING the very general
complaint at other summer resorts Of an unusual
lack OF patronage for july this grit isle has en-
)oyed more than its usual thrsng Of seekers after
health, instruction, religion and pleasure
The Martha'S Vineyard Summer Institute which
Degan It's sixth annual Session on july 18th and
closes August 18th, has had its usual complement
OF abe professors and Jealous teacher-students
structing professors the District OF Columbia is
represented by Edward S. Burgess A. NJ, In charge
Q. dSpaInent of natural science Washington city
Hlsn Schooi, who IS giving a course in botany This
Institute Was established Tor the purpose OF afford
Ing 10 teachers ana others tae opportunity OF com
ana recreation OF delightful and inexpensive sea-
side resort.
The National Womans Christian Temperance
Union has just completed most successful soon
VOCATION" anon, the speakers were Mrs B.
Pearson of Nottingham, England, vice president
and Miss Frauc Z. Willard, OF Illinois, president
OF the National Union; Mrs S. F. Cha pin, OF south
q Mrs, NJ L; Wells, presd ent Of the In
the corresponding secretary, had charge OF the
meetings. WHICH We're held in the Methodist Taber-
nacle. AID were attended by two or three tholls
and persons at each ing. The Baptists will
ocSll thelr annual open-air meetings on sunday,
te 10th instant. and vii! coatlnus through tue
mere 10 flre the Baptist heart. Thi. denomination
mas me tabernacle on the highlands, which will
seat three thousand persons.
- ne Methoiists VIII besla their season Of religious
dl,c,pLue on the l7jh Instant, and Will also devote
Wee, TO devotional gath rings ana meetings for
ana puipie oratory. The camp meeting
week, rs IL Is called, Is the gre t event OF the sum
hier, ana the Tabernacle seating 5000 persons Is
constantly thEongtd. Marthas Vineyard is sum-
mer resort Was first chosen forty year; ago by The
MethoIlSts or the Providence, K. l.. conference
Io-lay the Identity OF the Od camp ground Is lost
In the 1900 beautiful cottages stretching from Oak
Bliifa TO the West Chop, and fsom Vineyard sound
To hatama bay.
Qlite co.ony OF Washingt onians have estab-
laied themselves at Vineyard haven. Among the
nlin9er arr: MS. Addison, mother Of Rev. DR..
ad iiSon, Of Trinity churcik Mrs. Pratt, her
G'ui !, er; Coz. Casey, T. s. ~, and family; Mr. c.
E I,!p Brown, OF the Navy department; Rev. Dr.:
Elilolt OF the Ascension cAurch, the guest OF Col
Cisey; Or. Addison return Ell last week.
>, At Oak Bluffs Ed Hay and family and Mrs. A. D.
heiloot, OF Washington. and Miss Mildred Brown
or Frederick Md, haze taken quarters. Mrs
nan 10 Pm hem, OF a!shington. with her children
ana brother, IL $. Ow Hn, are occupying their own
cottage on the Hi hl inus K
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Street lamps will be lighted at Is p. IN. and
e4tingCisnC.l az LOO Il. IA.
Al meeting OF AnaCUstia Tent, 40. Us, /. o. r,
held on Tuesday evening. the following officers
were installed IOT the present quarter: Henry AL
len, Shep Geo. ". Berry, Z. r.: w. H. B-rry. ID. r. ;
". VI. Bruce. K :; j. ID. HInwood F. =: Geo F.
Pyleo. Ireds: y r. COChTLne, Leytc j. Is. Redd, l.
g.. Geo cti!il U. e.: O.. j. = IunuicuIt. T. G. X
4 number vi Iruit vtLders who stand along 18th
street Win hand-C.irtS We're arrested py tn. Of-
nceIS Yesterday, aud charged before Ju,i,e Mills
THIS informing with Ob>tTuctinC the Carrid. .e-way.
jung Mills nau their personal bonds Ltktn, and
saG that they could Only stand III one place long
enough 10 make sale.
A deai white male infant was found this morn
Ing by john Saunders on vacant lot, ON New Jer-
sey avenue southeast.
Inc executive committee OF the Pennsylvania
lepnciIcan association met at room IS. lie DrOlt
bulilng last evening AMI decided cali meeting
on Tine association at early date To complete ar
Iahseinent' Tor transportation OF voters and their
families
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Affairs i'm West WASHINGTON.
Alexandra Affair.".

Rernrte6 for The EVENING
THE COUNTY SCHOOL BOaRD-The animal meet
Ing OF the school board OF Alex niria county ;onl
place TODAY DIT the Old court house The hoard
Male the comparison required by law between tha
warrants OF the clerks OF the district and those or
the superintendent under the Gran list r act AMI
the treaSurerS report was submitted ami ex
AHMED.
IHE POLICY CAsEs.-DlStrIct Attorney Clements
IS preparin! the case ag lfhst John W. Clarke, Geo
Gardhef and Fred Drehke, charged with Violating
the state law by selling policy In AleXanirI1
county. near Tue Aquettuct bridge preliminary
nearing VIII b. had next saturday but the fin &
trl1l VIII take place here at the county court
Judge SaIgSter. " SIC
NOTES.-The private schools here are praner.oo
loI .l next >eSs on. There about 700 pIiTGs I'm
private schools here, iaciudling about iOJ rom
ao'otd at tAe 90 riding scLO, THE No cdr. lga
"hich Is employed on the Washington har,ror i y ,
p OVEN ut, IS at the Shtnyard here ana VIII he ~
pared iii few d1ya-ihe Blaine and locr, n cl,f n
hO.d Weehiy meetings ar the Cd City Hotel t,r
WON IN Tue Campaign The Cleveland and n Nh
flcns working Club met last night ai.I he, rd Some
atdre7ses-In the Arrangement OF the 2, Vir
Sihid i!ne nI the Alex l1ria Light Infantry has
Detn liadt tle color cOIGpdny.-A special rerr~
tr"e Tines week. has been establisne. from ;his
cliy 10 Shepherd In connection with the Ced,r
font route.--The county supervisor ye,terdIv
afternoon received and examined the county treas
ufCr account, and nm ling he same CORRECT or
ueItd 1t TO be recorded N
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The Iowa saloon War.

IOWA CITY IN POSSESSION OF noUGHs LAST NIGHT.
dispatch from Burlington, Iowa, says that To 9
attorney for the law and order league, prohibuen-
lists has been settling the cases against saloon keep
err FOR violation Of the law by making them pay
$3.50 into the leagues treasury. The saloon etpers
have retalated ny prosecuting the attorney for
compromising the onense.
Yesterday, at The trial Of two brewers Of Iowa
City before justice OF the peace In Country
township near by mob attacked prosecute ng law
yer named W Bailey s,rpped his clothing; on and
tarred him. His life narrowly Sav8l by the
deputy sheriff. The mob. many OF them crazed by
drink tired to catch the principal witness, named
SWanoid, and would have hanged him had they
found him. constable was severely cut with
knives. The roughs entered that city last evening
anu Ior an hour had possession OF the Streets the
SherlffS force and city police being powerless
Alter supper they found Swa0ord, and knocked
MIN ana his brother down on the street, and would
nave Killed them had they not escaped TO store
A meeting OF citizens has been held, The ou,rages
vigorously condemned and special police APP
pointed The ringleaders are known anu warrants
have been issued for their ARE stS
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The Light lnsantry's Camp.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR The DEPARTURE FOR 10
BRANCH SATURDAY NIGHT.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR The DEPARTURE LONG
BRANCH SATURDAY NIGHT.
The members and friends OF the Washington
Light Infantry Corps are showing mitch Interest In
the proposed encampment at Long Br;lnciiand 1t Is
Thought tsdt the number OF VIII be
UNUSUALLY small he ehergegc off .erS of the Or
SihR.itl0n have so Tar completed arrangements
That little nov Is left 10 be des by the members,
except 10 'lstll III saturday night ana march TO
The depot Ii Is expected th1L about b honorary
members and friends OI TIE LiGiH I4IaDtry viii
aecOlnptny the corps 10 Long Branch The special
Tram taking the corps ii. leave the fillmore AMI
fOtOllic depot al 1l.3e 0tlGch SATURDAY night.
Inc corps Will march 20 tGe depot from t:4eir
arIn"rE oy way OF ano l3t q street ami PENN VI
Sanli avenue Col. Moore lsa- detailed Capt " III.
y Dalton. OF company A. as officer th- v, to
De reviewed On ARRIVAL IT calng ty Captain Burton
X Ross. OF company B. The officer OF the guard
VIII re Lieut. John q. towle, OF cUInpdny \. The
sergeant major VIII provide Gei, all Of one ser
Se>int. three cOTporalS ana Xieen men from the
several companies Tor guard duty. Color Sergeant
" Gorl1Se 3 detailed dS act M hospital steward
The corps.
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A Regatta On the Shenandoah.
TAKE A HAND IN IT-PLRAsANT
TINES AT WILLOW GROVE.


WILLOW GROVE, SHENANDOAH Co.. Va.
August 6th 1884.
Yesterday was day OF excitement for the quests
OF Willow Grove, owing to the announcement the
evening before that regatta would take place on
tho Shenandoah. TUESDAY. 6 D. IN, promptly" the
Do is participating being "The Ella" manned by
Mr.. Shepherd. OF Washington and Mr. Wagner, ST.,
of Richmond, Va; 1.-THE Red Eric" by VIM. s
Teel, jr., and Louis Wagner. Jr.; "The Daisy" BY
Messrs- Wilcox and Fry, OF Baltimore, Md; Judges,
VIM. s. Ieel. ST.. Mr.. McGinnis and Mr. Roose. of
Sltnandoah county. Long before the hour APP
pointed the south bank OF the Shenandoah was
ilnei with galiy dressed young ladies, each wear
Ii the color OF their favOrtre-blue gold and black
aui red and white-each v1eing for the ascendency
Promptly at p IN. the word '.go' was given the
boats starting. the Ella" taking the lead with a
toTty-two stroke Following in close proximity came
me Rsd Erie With forty and the.' Daisyrthirty-
I'VE. Inc "Ela' kept well ahead and made the turn
lns stake with the Eric" not far behind. the re-
turn up the river was one OF the most exciting
scenes ever witnessed from the banks of a river
The Ella" came up Well to the 'front.' ending the
race by half a boats length ahead OF the Eric
AFTER the regatta the winning crew, Messrs. Shep-
nerd and Wagner, were presented with handsome
bouquets OF Jacqueminot roses and heliotrope, the
evening ending pleasantly with dance and re-
IeoAulentS "MrS SYDER-"
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION OF NUMBERING Wox.y
John and Michael Cash, VIM. WEIGH, Geo. Weav IF
IN Philadelphia Yesterday and held to await the
result OF the coroner's investigation into tue death
OF MRS. Rose helchne. whose body was foslna in
lot 10 the northern part OF the city TueSdty The
Wonln, who was addicted to drink was last seen
aoout midnight on Saturday with the lhen when
Iney stopped at a saloon 10 procure liGuOr. How
she met her death Is unknown
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SOMEBODY'S CRIME.-Jenkts Van Setback, a for
mer director In the Wall street bank said yeste1-
DAY 1T seems TO me that an effort is being made
10 hide somebody's crime, don't know whose /
oelleve IL Is extremely doubtful whei her the depos
NorS VIII be paid in luil, and 1t comes before a
court OF law, be eve the STOCK holders will become
Iespolsio!e 10 The fun amount or their holdings
III IL lie true, as Mt Osborn says, that there IS no
personal Liability the public would do well to pa
trOnlze national banks in future.
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FoE PRFsERvrNG.-Fine catawba grape brandy,
F.crdn JtCd to b. pure Also, line imported EStra-
son vinegar Tor picking. etc. Get 1t ut Chr.
flanders. ylI 9Th street northwest
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A HING Or BEAUTY

Is A JOY FOREVER
You all know this; but mary do not know that We
carry the largest assortment Of
ROLLED GOLD PLATE JEwELRY
IN the city, and that take especial pride not ONLY TO
Keep our stock always complete that We are con.
tinualy in receipt OF the
LATEST PRODUCTIONS
OF our eastern ufaetories
THE MOST LOVELY DESIGNS
are not the exception, but the rule and even to m N
Jewelry Department is JOY forever
woRDERs NEVER CEASE.
ana surprise follows surprise, when you find how de-
uily cheap everything is offered and how fsr
dollar Will 20. judiciously invested
MANY YOUNG HEART IS MADE HAPPY
and many lovers quSrrels are healed by timely
ent bought OF us. and many a coz maiden would cea.
favorable glance on her lover if his wopinR were rdn
iorced oy any OF the handsome articles of Jewehv
display ~' W.
IT BEATS THE WORLD
as an article for Presents young and old and
markaf.e LoWNE,S OF OUR PRICES brings it wi thin
reach OF everybody.
lhe extraordinary length Of time our goods n sain
eir color Is astonishing and can quote inss noes
"here they nave been WORN FOR TEN YEARS Hth.
ou parcie change of colo- We shall be Glad IL Won
WILL CAL III and look over our stock.
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CITY ITEMS.
Read What the Drug Trade Nay oi
DRfsN-s Harley Walt " % ,>keN.

The follow Ing opinion OF MesSrs Curran a Goler
extensive dTus list ana educated phy Sicians. speaks
volumes
Gentlemen-The broad difference OF opinion eN-
listing among medical men As 10 the wisdom or
propriety OF employing alcoholic sIimulants in
disease can never be harmonZtd by any argument
IN favor OF paIticula brand OF liquor. however
True or intrinSlca4ly valuable. notwit hstandiug
that much of this divergence OF thought may ee
traced originally 10 the pUrnicious effects OF tee
worthless material labeled ana sold pure tcfles
and liquors All are agreed. however. that when
ever stlmulantS are empioA ed, whether indicated
or not, tuey should be of i character Unlut toned
by experience In the Sick-rOUm or Oy the most dell
cate manipuiailoLS IN the chemists lab r3tpry. An
experience oI more than twenty years IA the drug
and legitimate apothecary business has given Us a
wide range OF acquaintance with the warts Of the
procession and fequirv mentS O. tAc sick m the
direction OF Stimu.2nts- Among the many articles
ui liquor dispensed at our establishment durtag
these We rs for medicinal USE can say conn
IDENTIFY that none have approached the celebrated
DuuyS Malt nlshry In freedom from ri>il OH and
olner loNlouS materials, Ia SuioOtEnesS Of taste,
rUundne>S and deaCacy OF rdIur, making Il a Ike
acceptable 10 ali ages and 10 the most deiic lie
stomachS In typhoid fever, dyscntcry aiarrhCea
and ali low form .. disease the medical proIt sSOn
VIII ma this article ~ whlskey invaluable as a
stmulant aud tonic without any of the bad effects
usually following the taxing Of spirits less refined
tURRAN a GuLER,
Wholesale anu Retail Druggists
Rochester, y. Y.
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IMPORTED BLACK GooDs
SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY l. sRorHER,
LUy1N's CELEBRATED BLACK DRESS FABRICS
sb9G AND i GHHp ia c IL Fl Is YARD
C,ME hAlES BENGALlNES
s sEsaEs fAM Use AND oT FL Es NSs.
PRlEsTILYS tNGt-SH SILK WARP HENRIET.
M rA M66 Fk2 on =. S12 g To p 50 $500
S Tx WAHP IMPERIAL sERGES.
TINTED SILK HERMAN Els AND GRFSADiNEs
CUURTAUI.Ds ENGLISH DOUBLE AND TRERfa
oouRfA6 ps VIE fk 6L I9 s dsaSes FROM
a400 TO : 200 PER YARD oA'Af Ed f"oM
COURTAULD'S Al TRIMMING GRAPES rpo.s
&150 To 81 30 PER YARD N"oAA
BLACK ALL-W0OL PLAIN AND TwILLED FRENCH
p, ch9THs EHE aA ABl ts. 81 HTAs1TS a
BLACK Ia ISFY Ys5KR1s JERSEYS AND MEDIUM
BLs y I, M 10 q sa SILKS AND suRAHs FROM
BLACK CANTON CREPE AND CREPE DE CHINE
PERINOT'S BLACK KID CLOVIS
ENGLISH MILANES BLA' K SILK GLOVES
BLACK SILK AMP Isle THREAD HOSIERY
R RfncK PaaThR;SS BLACK BoRDEkED AND
Es-CAOiCE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND COZ
hkCT PRICES.
sEATON PERRY.
Perry Building,
Established 1870 tausl Penna avenue. cor 9th st
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ATTEND HowE.s Business school, SIT 7th street.
AZ exe1nn,ined COPY of1he

PAPEEF ,NGINGs. paintings, engravings window
eldlS. plc;urr names etc. Ut cost, to Close out
business Harkriter5. 626 E street northwest
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LAWNS, LAWNS. LAWNS,

LAWNS, LAWNS. LAWNS,
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS.
SILKS! SILKS. auve
~ on S1A
NUNS YELLING. Pure Woo. 10
NUNS VE1L1NGwidest do uble. width NINA ,voo, .u
colors, 37H.
n1AC ;S. BRocApG SILK GRENADINES s1reduc.d to
CARTERS. MARkE1 SPACE
paanoed to s "a AND WOOL DRESS GOODS So
bhoCAD De BLAC'k SILKS. ST. reduced to7x
NoNs YELLING pure wool lace style 60 reduced TO
colohkD SILKS FINEST qualitya s1so. reduced to
BLACK &C Al AND coLoRED sAr1Ns. 50
0A-AoA SIZES IS ., .. ON BLACK SILKS,
0A-Aen S'AshNk6E sA AW1.S Pure wool Al 81
" CARRIERS I'll MARKET SPACE
/ phAG PLEASURE IN SAYING BROWNS IRON
- oa'seRh cured me OF Dyspepsia
,,,o NJ. SCHLEGEI.
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