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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-28
In AND ABOUT Coal VALLEY-ScHooL
Notes, CROPS, Etc.
Coal VALLEY, MAY 81.

In AND ABOUT Coal VALLEY-SCHooL
Notes, CROPS, Etc.
Coal VALLEY, May 81.
The G. A. r. decorated on Sunday,
p. Porter has done well with his pho
tograph car.
Werner & Suite are prospecting for coal
in Pryce's pasture.
Charles Litke and lady were here on
Saturday visiting their folks.
Miss Selma Nelson has been visiting
her folks. She has been residing in Mo-
line for some time.
The public school had their pictures
taken last week Each of the three
rooms were photographed.
Miss Olmstead, of Milan, is teaching
class in instrumental music. The class
meets once week.
| Phil Crockett went to Waukegan, ILL.,,
where he intends to remain with his
father, who has a stable and track for
training. The Longview farm raises the
stock and sends there.
Some of the farmers who planted early
are replowing their corn, but the greater
part of it is coming up pretty we'll. They
are generally through, but some are plow>
ing and planting yet.
DECORATION DAY OBsERvANCEs AT AN
pALUsIA-OTHER News FROM THAT
SECTION.
ANDALUsIA, May %
3 The people of Andalusia and vicinit,
will observe Decoration day and decorate
S the soldiers graves here. All are invited
| to attend.
: All those wishing summer resort com
9 to Andalusia, good fishing at the govern
: ment dam, and grand camping ground OF
the island, two of the best sulpher spring
in the country, Just below the dam, goo
accommodation in the village, and plent
q of refreshments.
Merchants here are having good trad
r. for this time of the year. We have thre
as general stores, Parker Il Son deal /
g. hardware and groceries. J. II. Brookmal
It deals in boots and shoes, and dry good
" if you want good fair prices, come
G. Audalusia.
l. If YOU want to see Uncle Samey's smi
+ ING countenance, 90 TO the postoff1t
! where he is assisted by Charley Haye
ra who handles groceries, notions and frul
MT of all kinds.
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W. AHz Hrnr Fo. TnAr
.--s.-r

OUR AIN IN LIFE Is 10 SELL FINE CLOTH
ING FOR MEN. YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHIL
DREN AT PRICES THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
CONSISTENT WITH GOOD GOODS AND HON
EST WORKMANSHIP.
WE ARE DOING IT NOW, AND SHALL CON
T1NUE 80 TO DO so LONG AS THE GOOD
PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON coNr1NUE THE
PATRONAGE THEY HAVE so GENEROUSLY
BESTOWED UroN ua wHETHEK .1ou CONE
YOURSELF OR SEND YOUR child IT IS ALL
THE sAME-oNE PRICE TO A1I-coURrEsY
10 THosE WHO HONOR us WITH v1srr.
wHxrHEA IT BE ONE OF INSPECTION OR
PURCHASE u. AID ALWAYS SHALL BE A
OF OUR HOUSE
- go
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
400. CORNER 7TH AND d sTs. NV
-. -
se28 in. GRADY, MANAGER
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HAv1sa FoR A Lone T1nE

Recognized the want of the patrons to all the ad.
vantages possible, we have completed ut q big ex-
pense show room well worthy Of any leading
house This room is conceded by all to be the best
adapted room for all advantageous reasons in the
states. In this room there radates light similar
to a sunlight. No purchaser can. therefore say
that they were not given every advantage for buy
Ing In this large and airy room which Is III
feet deep and % feet high, we keep an assortment
of all the latest novelties In Dress Goods Black
Goods. Silk and Velvets.
Our Dress Goods Department comprises the newest
colorfng and designs In Boucle Dagonals Foules
Heather Mixtures, Homespuns. Tricots Shoodas, o.
tomans Bourette Stripes, Plaid Hairlnes Checks and
Combination Suitings, etc.
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PROPOSALS.

TT S. NAVY PAY OFFICE
" WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 10, 1885.
Sealed Proposals, Endorsed Proposals for Coal, F.
and T. = will be RECEIVED at this office until NOON,
OCIOB tR TENTH 1855 for 300 tons Lehgh Lump
Coal to be delivered at the Equipment and R. depart
ment of the Navy Yard, Washington, DC. Proposals
are required to be made in duplicate, official forms
furnished with schedules giving deals) by this office
For expert and other necessary information apply
Navy Yard. Bids will be received and considered
only from - regular dealers in Coal, and the
right reserved to reject all bids and to waive
defects. Responsible persons must guarantee the
prompt and faithful execution of contract and the
competency Of the guarantors must be certified to be-
fore a U. S. officer THOS. H. LOCKER,
se11-1aw4w Pay Director, U.s.N.. Navy Pay Agent.
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Condensed Locals.

Prof. W. b. Johnson, of the Wayland semi
nary, this city, is attending the session of the
Maryland Baptist state convention at West
minister, Md.
About seven o'clock last evening Detective
Mattingly found in Judiciary square q female
Infant; was neatly dressed in calico and a knit
jacket. II was sent to st. AIMS infant ASYLUM
The district attorney has, for the Uni.ed
states, hled suit against c. c. Frayser as rim
e1pal and W. NJ. Starr and George T. Mason on
bond of 5000, for alleged failure OF the principal
ment
Mr. r. o. Hoffman has leased the Rathbone
house, No. Lafaye square, to Senator Dolph
OF Oregon, and the Marcy house. No. %
lafayette square, TO Hon. A. Dowdney, Repre-
sentative in Congress of New York city
William A. Freeman Lodge. No. 2O99 G. u.
" or " r., has elected Jas. W. Reed as chap
lain; William Peel, treasurer, and W. D. Mon
tage. Il. secretary.
sophia Johnson, a twelve-year-old colored
girl, went into store on 9TH street and stole a
mug niled with pennies. Judge Smell to-day
gave her one month in jail
The case of Addison Day the colored undor
eaker, charged with being an unlicensed pawn.
Droker, was continued in the Police Court to-
day until TUESDAY, next
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The Normal Sehool.

THE NEW PRINCIPAL AT THE FRANKLrN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CHANGES IN THE
SCHOOL.
Miss Emma g. Atkinson the new principal Of
the Normal school, has not taken formal charge
OF the school yet, although she has been pres
ent at the Franklin building every day since
her appointment Miss Schimmelfennig, the
assistant to the principal Of the school, has
conducted the exercises since the school
opened. She will continue as assistant under
Miss Atkinson, while the training schools will
be taught by Misses Pitts and Ravenburg, who
VIII act as assistants to Miss Atkinson. Miss
Atkinson has devoted much Of her time since
her appointment, last Tuesday, in ex-
amining the methods Of teaching employed
in the schools in the Franklin building. There
will be a number of changes made In the work
in the Normal school, although Miss Atkinson's
plans have not been completely formulated
yet. II is probable that more attention will be
given to the methods of teaching in the higher
grades. 1t is Superintendent Powell's plan to
have a representative school Of each grade
located In the Franklin building. At the pres
ent time all the grades are represented there
except the third. The Normal school pupils
will then have the benefit Of observing teaching
in all the grades below the High school.
HEROES NINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
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NINE j. p. PALMER returned last night from
New York, where she has been during the week
looking after her fall impOrtatiOns, which are
9ally being received at her establishment No
11O7 + street.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Sept rs, 1885, IL am
For the middle Atlantic states, slightly
warmer fair weather, variable winds.
FOR saturday, warmer fair weather is indi-
Gated for New England and the middle Allan
tic states
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FLOUR HAS ADvANCED.-We have bought
largely flour made from old wheat and will sci
You the best brands lower than you can buy
them. n. T. MErZGER & Bro, Grocers.
Az 9Th street northwest
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HEADauARrEns FoR School Books
ALL THE TEXT BOOKS USED IN THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS FURNISHED AT CONTRACT
PRICES BY
WA BALLANTYNE 4 SON.
se14 as rth St n v.
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BOOKS, &c.
SPECIAL SALE Or Books.

AT BAUMS, 4l6 9TH ST. ". W.
Commences SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th onA
to be continued for two weeks only
The books now offered embrace the best standard
authors. both American and English, in history,
Science Fiction, Poetry and general Literature also
many Family illustrated Books, ILLUSTRATED by Dore
and our art SITS. Many OF these books are now issued
In new editions bound In CLOTH half calf moroc al-
gator DC, and surpass anything In quality and finish
OF binding heretofore upon the market double
the price at which tbey can be purchased during the
present SPECIAL SALE our aim being 20 sell al Ices
than Onehalf publishers retail prices Beiow are q
uno rafia
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HEROES NINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
Iomorrow, last matinee of "Hazel Kirke y
children under IL years of age admitted to re-
served seats, 10 cents
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ROYAL SERam,
The New Style Fall Dress Goods in brown. blue
green, garnet and black, IL yards for S.
DooBLE WHITE BLANKETS, 81. S25O. %. -,
$3.50 S., SO. 81, 50, %, So
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 81.
CRIB BLANKETS, 81.
ROYAL sERGES. the New Style FAN Dress Goods,
II yards for 81.
CLOTH FOR BOYS WEAR, one yard and . half
WIDE 371zc
BLACK SILKS. excellent quality. 75c.
COLoRED SILKS. excellent quality. Tic
HANDSOME BROCADE SILK VELyErs. varv
cheap at $3.50.
COLORED SILK vELvETs, 81
BLACK SILK vELvETS 81
BLACK SILKS worth $1.25 reduced TO n.
COLORED SILKS worth 81 rs reduced to n
BLACK CASHMERE sHAWLs, $3.50
ROYAL SERGEs In all colors. new style, IL yard,
for 81.
CARRIERS,
III MARKET SPACE
SEE Near It'll Stress.
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Besides the above are sets of Dickens. Thackeray,
Scott Buwer. Cooper, Chambers, kncs, Disraeh, De
Quincy Guizot Rollin, knight, Green, Plutarch and
otiers too numerous to mention bound In cloth, half
calf &c, Of prices such have never been beard Of
before. Also complete works of Mark Twain, T. p.
Roe. Lew wallace &c. Our Juvenile stock ID the bose
selected In the city which will sell prices about
ope-fou of those usually charged Don't fAl
tend this SPECIAL SALE, at
Se25-6t BAUM'S Book Dept. ll6 Eth 81. N. w,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


A"uSemVmtS IO.NIS0t.
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-"The Black Crook
ALBAUGH's OPERA HoUsE.-Bartley Camp
bells clio"
THEATER COMIQUE-Variety.
HEROES OPERA HoUsE.-"Hazel Kirken
DIME MUSEUM.-The Leonzo Brothers and
their Dogs
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Gents FINE CALF Doors from 81 80 up. z.
strasourger, No. 900 9TH street, four doors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-25

Mr.. L. g. MARINIS ACADEMY, Masonic
1emple, opens tomorrow at pm. Former
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NEVER Go TO SEA, but call and see our "a
hand-sewed Boots and GaiterNS2 SO Electric
Shoes. Young's, 4O2 7th street. See the Old
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Our Silk Department Is complete, with full lines of
colors In Brocades Surahs, Rhadames and
in the newest and most desirable patterns.
We are also the agents and have imported direct
nom Lyons the celebrated Black Grosgrain Silk of
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In our Black Goods Department we can show you.
IL Silk warp Goods, Henriettas. Melrose Drap Alma
Armure. Crepe Cloth, Coupoure, Venetian.
In Atwood GOOds-Melrose, Drap d. Alma Jersey
Cloths. Camels' Hair Wicker Cloth Cachemire De
Linde, BiarrIz Cords, etc.
OUR SECOND FLOOR
We have displayed the newest and most complete
line of wraps of conceivable style and color We
will not say anything regarding the prices but earn
estly request you to examine them. We ask this as
favor and therefore should you come with the desire
of looking only we shall show you just the same at
tenton feel convinced will be the cause
of selling you wrap when you are in need of one
We also keep on this floor stock of Jerseys which
we promise you no other house can secure the same
designs We. therefore, assure you something entirely
new and nObby. Our buyer of this Department has
displayed unique taste in the designs which are his
original, and, therefore, We would like you to see
them.
We also have on this floor our Fur, Lace Curtain
and Underwear Department, which have Just been re-
plenished, and have not the space particularize
Our Lace Curtain Department Is ripe with the latest
patterns from Nottingham, which we have lust i'm.
ported through the custom house These embody the
Russian Antique, Persian. Madras and all other new
designs.
We have made lots Of friends and cemented ties
OF friendship stronger with our old ones by
OUR ONE PRICE WAY OF DOING BUSINESS.
Every article marked in plain figures
LANSBURGH BRO.
SEGA 40 422. 424 AND 426 SEVENTH STREET
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For BARGAINS visit the Family Shoe Store
BIO 9TH street northwest
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CHILDREN's kid and goat spring heel shoes
reduced TO "a cents at the Family Shoe Store,
80 9TH street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-25

Remember. Saturday II Bargain Nav
At the Family Shoe Store, 80 9TH street
northwest 4Yo'
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Does not believe in extravaganza and nste ad of Law
ishing money on expensive storerooms and fixtures
(Which means enormous expenses, large profits. and
Of course high prices for goOds does business with the
least possible buys and sells only for cash.
and Is thus able to sell Frscass Clothing 80 so per
cent cheaper than any other house In the city, You
can find FOR BOYS, to IL years. q complete line Of
Plain, Plated and Norfolk Suits At S25O. g. 1892,
$3.50, $3.50 aud %, guaranteed to be 80 per cent
lower than the prices of other store the city
For Boys, ID to ID years. q magnificent line of Suits
from $3.50 up For Youths and Men. Corkscrew
Suits in black blue and brown sack, Cut
away at &c. worth fully SIS. complete hne of Suits
from $3.50 up Overcoats, light and heavy weights,
$3.50 and upward A fine all-wool, silk-faced Over
coat at $40, worth $l5. Fine Black Cloth Suits at
$2O worth $40. 6atin-lined Overcoats ct as worth
$25. Pants 81 and upwards at
THE MIsFIT STORE.
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Go 70 78e 7th q

1UdAen,s 082 7th stn.w. Rudden,a rurr
ture and Carpet Instalment House W. 3
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We ARE DAnY In RECEIPT

We ARE DAILY In RECEIPT
% OF NEW STYLES OF FALL AND WINTER
SUITS AND OvERCOATS, FRESH FROM
THE MANDATORY OF WANAMAKER.
OF PHILADELPHIA
THE MAKERS NAME Is AGUARANTEE
OF CORRECTNESS OF STYLE AND EX-
CELLENCE OF QUALITY.
IN OUR LARGE LINE OF FALL OVER
COATS WE ARE SHOWING NEW ANDEx-
elusive STYLES, AND AT LOWER
PRICES. WE BELIEVE, THAN ANY
OTHER HOUSE IN WASHINGTON.
Insults OUR LINES OF CoRKsCREws.
DlAGONALS, TRICOTS FIQUETS,
CHEVIOTS AND CASSIMERES ARE
BEING CONSTANTLY INCREASED
WE ADD NEW GOODS TO OUR STOCK
AS FAST AS THEY APPEAR, THUS
KEEPING UP THE VERY LATEST
STYLES
IN SMALL BOYS SUITS OUR VELVET.
CORDUROYS. CORKSCREwS, CASSI.
MERS, &C. ARE ENTIRELY NEW,
SOME WIDE-WALE DIAGONALS ARE
SPECIALLY DRESSY.
E. b BARNUM d co.
SEGA S3l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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UsEru1, ORNAmEsrA1 AND CHEAr

Among the new goods to which we take the liberty
to call your attention. and which have Just arrived
this week, you will find the following articles espe-
cially reasonable In price:
Children's Roller Skates, excellent goods, TOO
Rink Pattern Roller Skates, 90c.
15x2O Oleographs; imported, in handsome 3inch
gilt frame. warranted not to tarnish, 09c.
Brass Cabinet Frames new design, 25c.
Rich Plush Cabinet Frames, 40 to 99c
Door Plush Frames for one, two and three pictures
Beautiful Gilt Frames Plush inside, 09c
Square Rress Bird Cages. good size, e0c
square Japanned Bird Cages, 50 to 09c.
All our Cages are OF pretty design.
Chlldren's Rattan Rocking Chairs, S9c.
Folding Lap Boards. ane quality. aSc.
Heavy Ash Toy Tables. 99c; square do, with draw.
ers, 81. 40. These are the best Toy Tables made.
sverplated Tea Spoons solid silver designs at sec:
Table Spoons or Forks TO match at roc
Ivory handle Table Knives 6 for 00c
Rubber handle Table Knives, fine goods. for S1s9.
Lovely silver-plated Casters Butter Dishes Sugar
Bowls, Fruit or Card Stands, Spoon Holders Creama
We also carry line OF quadruple plate goods very
Our line OF nickel and Plush Clocks nom 9po nm
deserves your especial notice.
NEW GOODS EVERY DAY Now
EVERYTHING Attractive AND CHEAP,
sILvERBER@s,
se21 812 7th st., SIS 9Th e.. near PA. ara
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No FA1sr Pnox1srs

No FA1sr Pnox1srs
BAMBoozLE BUYERS
"THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE TRUTH, AND
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH" Is WHAT THE
PUBLIC wANTa BUYERS DON'T WANT
GOODS PROMISED LOW AND THEN SOLD
HIGH
VICTOR Z ADLERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
o27 AND 900 SEVENTH ST. NV,
DOESN'T PROPOSE TO PROMISE YOU DOL
LARS WORTH OF CLOTHING FOR NICKEL,
BUT WE WILL DO BETTER FOR YOU THAN
ANY OTHER CLOTHING HOUSE lNwAsH1NG.
TON. ss,.-s
WE WILL SELL SUITS. .ovaRceiTs AND
PANTS OF GOOD MATERIAL AND RELIABLE
WoRKMANsHIP AT EXACTLY ..T- -
81. --r.,
IS; 80: 49,.
TEN PER CENT - -
ABOVE ACTUAL MANUFACTURING COST
OTHERS NAY PROMISE YOU MORE, BUT
THEY CANNOT DO AS WELL OUR PROMISES
ARE NOT BIG. BUT OUR PRICES ARE
REALLY LOWER
THAN ANY OTHER CLOTHING HOUSE IN
WASHINGTON.
VICTOR E. ADLER,s3'
10 TEN PER CENT ...e. 10
CLOTHING HOUSE, -
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
s27 and s2o Seventh street northwest
Corn& Massachusetts avenue
~ Open evenings until 9. Saturdays until IL
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Go % 580 9TH Street
for New Fall Goods. Cloaks
Hilk, Satin, Velvets. 81 buyers SIN 81 ~;
uckets Twenty-Five good for q lar. chs = ~
Cheapest after all. Call and see ]. II Yos,rr 3
II Yost SEWING. Machine needs rer.,,.
&c. II VIM. stiebeltng, 1717 Penn. ave. II =
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FULL LINE Of carpets and chamber furniture
added to our stock.
w. III. HoUGHToN & Co.,
1914 street northwest.
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QOntlemen,s Hats and fine silk Umbrel.
las. Complete stock now ready. Seal Skin
visites. Stinemetz & Son, 1887 Pennsyivania
ave.
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SrESoN'S RAW EDGE, Dunlap and other pop
ular blocks hats just received at popular
prices. Francs, corner 7th and ID streets, the
only strictly one price hat and gents furnish
ing store in this city,
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School BOOKS
We are now prepared to meet all demands for school
BOOKS In every grade; also. School Bags, States and
every thing needed for q scholars complete outfit,
which we offer at the very lowest price The public
are cordially invited TO and for themselvss
NEW BOOKS
A Wheel of Fire carlo Bates)
Matilda Princess Of England (Cottin.)
The Lady with the Rubies MRS Wistar)
Wonders OF Art and Archaeology.
Wonders Of Man and Nature.
w II MORRISON.
SELF AIS Pennsyivana ava
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BOOKS and SCHOOL
Ssupplies kept at ASHBYS Antiquarian Book Store,
1908 Pennsylvania ave, squares above the Presi
dents House. se12lms
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Hahn's Specialties for Gentleman.
$40 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue
Gents 81 solid kip boots.
Gents $3.50 double or single sole calf boots
Gents $3.50 and S5 custom-made boots and
shoes. 'AN
Gents $3 triumph all calf hand-sewed shoes.
gress. 0'-1-
Gents 1.25 solid CATERS and laced.
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TRY q gallon of Luyties Brothers Old Rye
whisky, 80 per gallon, .5c. per qt., at
A. Heitmuller & Co.'S 1888 18th ST NV.
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LADIES FINE FRENCH KID SHOES, hand
Dewed, at S3.41- H. Strasburger, No. 900 9TH
Dtreet, four doors above l.
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Aahn's Fall SPecielties for Ladies'.
S4R1th street and 1872 pennsylvania avenue.
button. 4'ooAo
Ladies' % unrivalled goat or kid button.
Ladies' $3.50 kid and goat button 0nr owr
make), flexible soles, the best for the money in
thecity. ss ~
Ladies' eS fair stitched straight goat hinton
and Ladies' - best handseWed Frencf ia
button. SlA 1iu
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CITY ITEMS.
JohnSom's, 18th and Z 4fn.
OYSTER RTyrrHrr~

200 bushels Of extra fine ovster, inst .r.
rived. Among them are the Celebrated Shrevs.
burys. Hampton Bars, Norfolk, DC. Three to
antee our standard steam and sfews az oo<S az
any other house selects. Lifetime experience.
Ladies' large saloon attached.
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JOhnSOn'S Oyaters.

40 and 442 9th st. n. W., one door from r.
Fresh arrival to-day Of those celebrated salt
oysters that he always has. Steamed, stewed.
fried halfshell, &C., all selected. Select steamed
speciality. Also, meals, lunch, fresh fish.
game and every delicacy. Ladies' saloon firsf
dOOr. Polite attention. o
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Don't FORGET that the Family Shoe Store
BIO 9Th street northwest, are selling school
shoes at az cents.
FACE and evesiohf fitted IL
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Mems Carpet Slippers,
Thirty-six cents q pair at the Family Shoe
Store, $40 7th street northwest.
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HERZOG's NINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
Tomorrow, Hazel Kirke" matinee. Children
under - years Of age admitted to reserved
seats, 10 cents
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PuBLrc School Books
FOR EVERY GRADE
THE LOWEST CONTRACT PRICES GUARAN-
TED sl,uoo, ,oovs
&C. PURSELi.
sell AIS 8tn stro0a
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FACULTY.
Rev. JAMES A. DOONAN, s. J., President Of the
University.
Hon. WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON, LIZ d. tCbief
Justice u. s. Court Of Caims) Lecturer Statutory
and Administrative Law, and Legal Maxims
G.. Hon. WILLIAM NJ MERRICK, LII D.. Justice
mon Law Pleading and Equity Jurisprudence.
MARTIN T. NORRIS, LII d., Lecturer on Equity
Pleading and Practice and the Law Of Partnership
Corporations and Admiralty.
JAMES q. PAYNE, LII D.. Lecturer on the Law of
Real Estate. the Law Of Evidence, and Criminal Law
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON Esq, Lecturer on the
Law Of Personal Property. Contracts and Negotiable
Paper and Testamentary Law
JOHN w. ROSS, LII D., Lecturer on Common Law
Practice and the Law OF Torts and Judge of the Moot
Court.
Rev. JOHNw FOX, &. J.. Professor of Latin
CHARLES w. HOFFMAN. LII. D.. Dean of the
Faculty. and President of the Moot Court
SAMUEL NJ YEATMAN, ESQ, Secretary and
Treasurer.
introductory Lecture by Hon. William NJ Merrick
and announcements for the ensuing at the Law
Building, corner 9th and streets northwest We'd
nesday, October eth. at $50 pm. All Interested are
most cordially invited to attend.
to p. NJ, daily for information, enrolment etc
Circulars giving course of study. terms &C. be
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Anglim. or on application to the undersigned,
g. NJ. YEATMAN,
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