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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-04-25

L. Lum Smith, editor Of the AGENTS
Herald, published at Philadelphia is
waging a terrible war against dead beat
advertisers, and newspapers that allow
obscene advertisements of qnack doc.
tors to run in their papers. Smith has
brought great many of these bilks to
time. and if there were more journals
of the kind published by him it would
not be long before such men as DR.. w.
H. Hale, and w. L. Allen, and other
blackmailers and frauds would find that
there was no possibility Of receiving
recognition from a decent journal.
Hale is the publisher Of a beastly sheet
called the Hath and Home which is
published at Washington, D. c., and is
a notorious character. By the time
Smith gets through with him, however,
he will be pretty well used up com
munity. The Herald contains list OF
dead beat advertisers and is great
help for country newspapers as it will
post them in regard to whom it is I'M.
safe to do advertising for.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-04-25
THE NEW SCHOOL LAW.

1t is probable that the new school
law is constitutional, at least in its most
important provisions, and it is tacitly
admitted that an election should be
held. In nearly all the districts IN the
State the wise plan Of elecIing the old
trusteer has been decided upon then, if
there be still question as to the validi-
ty Of the law, the work of the schools
will not suffer, as the same men will be
authorized to act under either law. 1t
has been conceded that this method
should be adopted in this county, and,
in order to prevent possible complica-
ton, the citizens of the several districts
should meet asd decide TO have but one
ticket on election day.--Hazothoyns BHi.
ktsfs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-04-25

-"Boss" BUCKLEY, Gen. Thomas
Clunie and Maurice Schmidt, who have
been to Washington on political affairs,
passed through Reno Sunday last to
San Francisco. Buckley speaks very
highly Of the manner in which Cleve-
land treated the party and states that
the California Democracy will be we'll
looked after by the President. He says
he will act slowly and intimates that in
time sufficient cause will be found for
the gushing of every Republican in office.
Cleveland is peculiar sort Of man and
he will probably not forget what a lift
~ California gave him towards the
Presidential seat, but in State where
the Democracy is so decidedly split he
will no doubt do all in his power to
close the breech, thinking that four
years from now he may need some west.
ern assistance to again be placed in the
Presidential chair. The Republicans
in office in California must GO, for four
years at any rale.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-04-25
Notice of Suits Commenced.
STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF LYON.
DISTRICT OR Pr osECU rINa4AT.
ToRNEY's OFFICE.

ITO THE ING-NAMED DEFEND
i ant aud to all owners Of or claimants to
the real estate and improvements tn r on, or
improvements when assessed separately,
hereir after desc 'lbt d. known or u known:
You are hereby notified Iba suit has
been commenced in Justice Court. Dayton
Township, sad LNon cOuaty, Nevada, by
the State Of Nevada, pla ntilf against you
~ defel ant and the followin d,scr bed
act or parcel of lant, W III the lInpr " e.
n ents thereon, dud TO all owners of or
cl ,imsIts To the same, kn WI or unknown TO
+ cover the tax aud delinquency assessed to
sad defendant AL iDsi + id properly or the
fiscal year beginning on The first NJ ay OF
January, 1884. and -niing Oh the iit 81 Mon
day OF Jahusry, 1925, ami that n SUMMONS
as been issued IN sal case, and that you
are further Motif thar unless you app or
and answer and complaint filed III SAID cause
o: or before the 30th day of April, 1855,
judgment will be taken again you and tie
zeal estate and improvem nts herein de-
rcribed, for the amount Of tax aud delin-
quency specified. and cost Of suit.
Ssrsh Q. McTarnahan and The real estate
and improvements in Lyon county, described
rs follows, to wit: Tia tut west d of tn
northwest i of Section ~, Township 10
north, of range 23 cas- NJ. d. M, smith's
valley, containing 40 acres
Tax and delinquency, Sc II. Advertising,
50 so.
GEO, W. KEITH,
District or Prosecuting Attorney Of Lyon
county.
Dated March 2sd. 1885.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-04-25
THE CARSON MINT.

Last week an order was issued by the
Secretary Of the Treasury to suspend
operations at the Carson Mint. 1t is
minated that the order was issued Tor
the purpose of making thorough in.
yestigation OF the operations OF the in.
stitu,ion for some years past, as 1t IS
rumored that silver bullion was surreP-
tiliously coined there. The Virginia
CAyonief OF las, Saturday has these
conundrums on the subject:
"If one hundred (l30) SILVER dollars VIII
buy silver bullion enough TO coin into ut
least one hundred and twenty tl2o) silver
dollsra, how much money could low grade
mine aud Branch Mint syndicate" make by
having bullion snIre y titiously coined at tire
rate Of $40 900 per mouth? How much Ia, az
$40 600 per month"; How much at $4,000?
At $3.50 00e? AtS2oo. LOS? ANY scnooleJy can
spswer these questions, Of course 4h'' y
How many silver dollars has the Carson
Branch Mint coined during the year 1850,
1881, 1859, 1888 aud 1884 for the Grown rtfpt,
Belcher aud Te low Jacket Mining Comra-
nles? How many dollars has the Mint coin
cd for the Hon c. O. S.eventor2 How many
Tor the wealthy and benevolent Mr.. Lou4' ask?
DO the Mint records show clearly. fully ana
trutbfully all the facts necessary FOR correct
answers? Any schcolboy can't answer these
Questions, Duh perhaps tHO VI Ico suaA
and trustworthy Treasury detectives might
be able to do so within Q few weeks after
Secretary Manning gets them fairly at work
The above IS clipped from the Sifvtv
STATE and the article which it copied
from the Virginia Chronicle is about one
of the dirtiest insinuations that that
Safeguarding sheet ever made. 1t is
needless to state that there is not par
ticle Of ground for the assertion that
bullion was coined in the Carson Mint
while it was in charge of James G.
Crawford in any other than legitimate
manner. The idea that two or three, or
even dozen Treasury detectives can
go into the Mint and dig up anything
of the kind is an absurd one. There is
not man in the State, be he unpreju.
diced and fair-Democrat or Republi-
can-who can come out and honestly
state that he believes James q. Craw-
ford was not square, straightforward
mana man who would not stoop to do
4 dishonest act for any amount Of gold
or silver. The Chronicle, however, is a
Democratic sheet, and as such it does
not hesitate. TO try and bcsmirch a true,
honest Republicans character even
after the man is in his grave. 1t is TO
be boped that the smartest detectives
that can be found will be engaged by
Mr.. Manning to make this investigation
if one is to be made, for there is not a
doubt in the mind of any sensible man
in the State that anything derogaIory to
the late SupeIint.ndent's management
can be brought forth. Were the gen.
tleman alive the Chronicle would not
have dared to make any such insinua.
tion
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-04-25
EEVCATsON III GERMANY.

Even despotic Germany is not afraid
OF educating her youth to the highest
stretch of their several individual ca
pacities. The more learned her schol-
ars the greater her civil glory. Germany
has now twenty-one universities, with
1900 professor, of various kinds, and
an attendance Of "a 900 students. Her
soldiers are educated and intelligent.
They have undergone the training OF
compulsory schools in the ordinary
branches of what we call common.
school tuition. Ignorance is abhorred
in Fatherland. Scarcely German i'm
migrant of an age above twelve years
comes TO our shores who cannot read and
write in his native language. Yet the
German Empire appears TO be founded
on a substantial foundation, The rank
and file of her immense armies. and
the men Of her reserves are readers OF
newspapers and writers of correspond
ence to their friends. This subject is
suggested by the action Of the German
Government with regard 10 the Univer'
sity Of Strasbnrg, which had fallen
somewhat into decay. l; has rebuilt ii
at cost, including the library, of
50, 500, 900. Eight laboratories OF sci
ence have since been constructed. the
smallest Of which, that for physiology,
has cost $4,000. That for chemistry
has cost $4,000, and the annual al
lowance by the Government to it is
s23o, 900. 1t will thus be seen that
Germany is as determined TO be as ad.
vanced in science and letters as she is
formidable in the art Of wars. F.
Bulletin.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-04-25
NOTICE i TO CREDITORS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF LYON.
W. r. Millsap

W. r. Millsap
vs..
His Creditors.
IN THE MATTEk OF THE PETITION OF
/ W. Ii. MiIlsap, sn insolvent debtor. Pur-
suan! to an order Of the Hon. N. A Murphy.
Judge Of the seid District Court, notice Is
hereby given TO all the creditors 4 the said
insolvent, W. Il. Millssp, to be and appear
before the said Judge IN open Cou't. ct the
courtroom of said Court. at 'h- Cou' t-housc.
in said county. on the eigh b day Of June. A.
ID 1885, ut IL O'clock A. N. Of that day, then
and there to show cause, If any they can.
why the prayer Of said insolvsnt should not
be granted, hnd al asig mept OF HIS estate To
Ill sde and he be discharged froin his debts
and liabilities. in pursuance OF the prosi.
sions Of the ,tatute in such case made and
provided and In the meantime all proc eed-
in against said IA solvent be stayed.
49,. witness my hand ann the seal OF
said L, urt Mis- T,h dhy'ot hprii, A.
SEAL b. 1853 J. 5. DALLAS,
*S Clerk.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-04-25

HNE. ID for working people Send
N MAh 10 cent postage. and we
WI mail yon free. q roysl. valuable box Of
goods that will put you In the way of max.
ing mere money In ew days than YOU
ever thought possible at suy business. Cap.
itai is not requi' ed. You can live at home
and work In spAr.' time MY, or ali the fine
All OF both sexes, of ages. grandly successful
30 cents to IS EASILY canned every evening.
That all who want wo'k may test the bust
ness, We make this uDpsrallelsd OFF,: To all
who are not we'll satisfied we will send 81 TO
pay for the trouble of writing us. Full par.
ticuiars; directions. etc, sent free. Immense
pay absolutely sure for ell who start at once
Don't delay. Address srINsoS q Co. Port.
land. Maine,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-04-25

6sTATEMENT or rnE COUNTY AUDI
- tor and Treasurer Of Lyon County, Neva.
da, to the County Commissioners of said
county. for the quarter ending March 31st.
A. D 1885.
Cash in treasury Jan. LIST.
1885. ..... ............. 2s.l42 Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24
The conservatives begin their term of off

The conservatives begin their term of office
under a cloud. The Irish portfolio went beg
g1ng, five persons, it is said having refused to
take it before it finally was accepted by Sir
William Hart Dyke. The liberals are already
showing their teeth at the governments project
To meet the recent war bills by loan instead
OF by Increased taxation. And the Russian
minister has been instructed to maintain an
attitude OF reserve until it shall appear what
Salisbury and Churchill intend doing in the
Afghan matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24

France is shortly to expend "river and
harbor bill beside which our most extrava-
CANT specimens are economy itself The total
appropriation is about 5000, O0O, 900, of which
Sl42OOO,OOO is to be laid out in canals. This
puts the Hennepin item quite in the shade, and
even dwarfs the proposed expenditure for the
MISSISSIPPI river. Although there is scarcely
navlgabie stream in France, the appropriation
for rivers is S13,OOO,OOO. Ports and harbors
get S4O,OOO.OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24

Buddensiek, the death-trap tenement builder
OF New York, gets ten years in prison. a
righteous verdict, and one that will help pro-
teet every tenant in the city 1t is gratifying to
see greed that was willing to sacrifce lives by
the score to swell petty fortune thus sternIy
oeait with. The lesson will be salutary one
to all scamp builders and INSCRIPTIONS snecu-
lators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24

Free trade does not seem to be making uucb
progress in Europe. France and Germany
have recently raised their tariffs, and now Rus
sla Is 10 follow suit, its government having de-
cfded to increase the rate of duties from ten to
twenty per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24
. "ConxEn- In RucHrse.
TEN THOUSAND YARDS o

TEN THOUSAND YARDS OF
LADIES MUSLIN NECK RUFFLING.
Which We shall marx at a lower price than the same
goods have ever been known to sell for in the history
of the trade.
Three lots as follows
Lot Ladies Muslin Ruching. two full rows
white. cream and black, only SC per yard,
u yards for 25c
Lot 2-Ladies' Muslin Ruching, three full rows,
white, cream and black only sc. per yard,
6yards for iOc.
Lot 3-Lades Muslin Ruching three extra full
rows. only 1Oc. per yard, yards for Soc
This is particularly desirable TO at Summer
Resorts, d.. and customers going away for the sum-
mer should not fail to take vantage of this
ceptlon2 opportunity to enough to last through
out the season.
Iace Department Second floor; take the eevator.)
U % ID W ID l. 4 II r o p,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY,
921 Pa Ave. [je24l 9I2 d st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24

President Cleveland is all right on civil cor
vice reform, but some of his cabinet seem to he
trying how much strain the rules will bear
without breaking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24

The warning which Bishop OConnor, of Ne
braska and Wyoming, has just given his Irish
countrymen not to expect too much from
America is, no doubt, timely and useful utter
ance. II has been apparent for some time that
the conditions under which vast volume of
immigration has poured over our land have
been changing, and it is proper that those
who have the confidence of the disconnected
masses in Europe should inform them that
voyage to the United States will not prove an
infallible delivery from the ills they suffer. AT
the east the struggle for existence is becoming
keen, and the ill-equipped stranger finds him.
self seriously handicapped. And at the west the
outlook is rapidly growing discouraging for the
immigrant without funds special adapta-
lions. 1t is very desirable that the facts in this
matter be fully understood abroad. Immigra-
ton is good thing, speaking generally, for a
new and undeveloped country, and the United
States has always encouraged it, but it stands to
reason that the time will come when such addi-
tions to the population will be burdensome
rather than of benefit. 1t cannot be said that we
have reached, as yet, such stage of develop
ment, but it is true that immigration, to be fortu
nate to either party, must henceforth be dis
eliminating and judicious. We have reached
a pass when 1T is not OF advantage to US to have
dumped upon our shores Shiploads of strangers
whose chief motive in coming here is that they
are unable to make a living in their own coun-
try
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24

General Grants strength has revived under
the bracing mountain air so that yesterday he
was able to dictate and write what would fill
column in a newspaper; completing as the gen.
eral said, what notes he had stnl to put into
proper form for publication in his forthcoming
book. The work may, therefore, be considered
finished. That the writer has been spared to
complete this task is a matter of satisfaction,
bnt it is to be feared that his strength cannot
endure much longer According to his son, the
general has lost ten pounds in weight during
the past fortnight, going down from 14O to $50
pounds. This is an ominous progress and I'M
less speedily counteracted can have but one
termination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24

cabinet meetings lately seem to be occupied
mainly in altering diplomatic insists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24
FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR REMITTANCE STORE, A FIRST-CLASS
I business stand: connecting rooms If wanted: suta
bic for any bust ness; 423 18th St NV, half square
north OF Pennsylvania ave. one of best thOrOnghares
between Pennsy vania ave. and st. je2I-6s*
NOR RI MS. + CORNER STORE AND Dwell
IL ling of rooms; brick: new; suitable for drug bus
ness. Apply to WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pa.
ie14-3t
LNOR RENT-A STORE AND FIVE ROOMS FOR
i S25 in advance, 1134 18th st. NV. Inquire next
door, at Tailor store. je23-2t*
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WANTED--ROOMS.


NTANTED-BY JULY 1ST, BY A WIDOW,
w two UNFINISHED Rooms for light housekeeping;
terms must be Very moderate: best of references
given. Address Mrs J. MARTIN, Star office, stating
"ANTED-ROOM, WITH BOARD, BY
w young man, i'll northwest suburbs of city pre-
ferred; quiet neighborhood summer references.
Address, with terms T., Post Office box 1868 je24-Lt*
"TANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM FOR GEN
w teman with or without board; private family
preferred. Address w. b., Star office jeZ3 IT'S
"TANTED-TWO OR THREE UNFURNTSHE
w Rooms for light housekeeping by gentleman,
wife and one child. at Sl2 per month"; in nv.
section of city; references exchanged Address F. H.,
Star office. je23-2t*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

XyANTED-BY YOUNG MAN WITH FOUR
w years experience situation with good tailor
Address A. G., Star office. Its
VIZ ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman Place cook in private family;
objection to go short distance in the country refer
enceS furnished. Call at $40 ODD st. NV Its
VTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w Girl Situation nurse do light chamber
work in private family. Address Ola 9Th st. n. W.
je24-2t#
WANTED - SITUATION BY AN EXPERT
w encei cook (wkte) in private family good city
references. Address Box IS, Star office. je23-2t*
"ANTED-BY YOUNG LADY GRADUATE
w a position as Bookkeeper, Cashier Clerk
Good pennan. Address NJ r. d., Star office je22-3ts
NTANTED-PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS,
w seamstresSes, ladies' maids, COOKS nurses cham
bermaids men cooks, walters mattresses, with refer
ences. 5. A COOMBS, Employment Bureau. 926
ST. NV. je22-Ut*
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE o F F c L
II Room with desk and chairs: very low rent; 1901
i ST. NV. jea3-3t*
NOR NT-OFFICE-SUITABLE FOR AN AT
IL torney law good bushes. location. Inquire of
LOWE & KNIT, Real Estate Brokers, SIS eth st.
NV. je22-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24

The conditions ofpolitical life in England keep
. supply of experienced statesmen on hand
Whatever may be the vicisstudes of party. Thus,
although the members of the new cabinet are
mostly youngish men, they have had long par
Hamentary training. Lord Salisbury, for in
stance, has been in parliament thirty-two
years, Sir Stafford Northcote thirty and Sir
Hicks Beach twenty-one. Lord Manners, the
new postmaster general, is the veteran of the
ministry, having seen forty-four years of
service. The familiarity with routine business
and with the common principles of statescraft
which such heightened office holding gives is
an element of stability which greatly lessons
the danger of sudden changes in policy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24

GREAT REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE IN
THE PRICES OF OUR CHOICE STOCK SILK
GOODS HAVE NEVER BEEN OFFERED so LOW
AS AT THE PRESENT. WE ARE OFFERING
THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS IN ALL
GRADES OF CHOICE SILKS AND WOOLENS
SPECIAL PRICES ON PONGEE ROBES REDUCED
FROM $50 TO $40, FROM $50 TO SI5 LARGE
STOCK OF FRENCH SATTEENS. $50 PIECES
CHOICE STYLES AND BEST QUALITY BATiSTE
15c., REDUCED FROM zoe BINGHAM ROBES
REDUCED FROM $3.50 TO So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24

The universal expressions of sorrow ov er the
death of Mr.. Merrick show the hold he had
gained upon the esteem and affections of the
community by his bright, lovable and manly
qualities. His was:
"A combination, and form indeed,
Where every god did To sci his seal
10 give the world aSSurance OF a man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24

ISOR SALE - LANDAUS, LANDAULFTTf -
a Coupes, Village and Road Carts. Phfetons, Cahro-
lets Carts Surveys. large variety of Jump-Seats
ana Buggies DC, DC Also, large variety OF second
hand work at bargains: several Horses. DOWN
NEn = 1920 10 1924 ST. NV. L. S-Wil hire for
hie seftSoh ana monthly je3lms
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WANTED-HELP

w 6 Drug Store. 14s &c s. ne A Al Sof Il.
WANTED-A GOOD ACTIVE YOUNG MAN
ply to HOO E st. NV. 1ts
WANTED-A. WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
Apps At 10 eSok and come M
WANTED-A GOOD AND RELIABLE GROCER
dress and PT9GifiSns Clerk no other need apply Ad
WA,NTED-BoY. APPLY AT ONCE AT 500 F
VNANTED-A GERMAN BOY TO Assist BE-
w hind the bar. Apply at Al street je24-;}t+
WANTED-A BOY TO LEARN THE DRUG BU-
BESTdsYs Pharmacy, corner 14th and corcorAn.
WAANTEDm-:A FIRsTcLAss Man COOK FOR
Center market. jel4-1t*
ED-IMMEDIATELY-FO OUR ABLE
Kial'o Soda Fountain Sd ST. and Pennsylvania ave
WANTED = IMMEDIATELY 20 PHOTO:
Bell sKorHE sss1Ses eP
WANTED. IMMEDIATELY THREE GOOD
MRS WioS 1888 ss s sa5s S. apprentices eBs 10
ED.IMMEpIATrLY-AT MISS ALIX
Makers; also, two apprentices je232t*
WANTED-A GOOD STOCK SHIRT IRONER
Lund %p at Of heasJ
UYANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN WITH
w references as chambermaid and to assist with
washing and ironing Apply at 1929 Jefferson Place
je23-2l*
WIANTED-A YOUNG MAN, IN FURNITURE
IVY store; must understand packing cleaning and
fitting up fnrniture reference required Address Box
1O1 star office. je23-2t*
WANTED-A GOOD HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS
w COlored Woman to do laundry and chamber
work; must be good washer irOner, and live in this
vicinity none other need apply at S1S 14th ST. be-
tween a. IN. and pm. je2:5-2ts
WANTED MEN IRONERS ON OLD AND
wv new work. Steady employment. Apply to DU-
BREUIL & LOWE, $40 w. Baltimore ST., Baltimore
Md. je.;;-SI*
WyANTED-WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN
w Cooks. SO to $40: chambermads nurses gem
eral workers. scrub and kitchen girls, men cooks.
5. A. COOMBS. Employment Bureau, 926 H.
W. ie22-6t*
VyyANTED-A GIRL, GERMAN PREFERRED,
w for all work in small family; good wages;
must bring good references Call at 236 LIST ST.
je226t*
NTANTED-AGENTS AT ONCE IN MARY
w land District of Columbia. Virginia and North
Carolina, for Essays and Speeches of jeremiah S
Black" Apply agency ID. APPLETON e. CO.. 437
9TH St je1S-1w*
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CHEAP SAr1Ss AND BArrsrE
1 CASE 5000 YARDS FIGURED SATINES, 2Oc;
USUAL PRICE soc.
1 CASE BATIsTE, $500 YARDS. I2lac; USUAL
PRICE 15c
10 PIECES CRIMPED sEERsUCKER ALL COL
WE PUT ON OUR CHEAP COUNTER A LOT OF
FIGURED COLORED GRENADINES, HALF
SILK. 15C.; SOLD FOR 75C.
LARGE LOT OF DRESS GOODS, Sc; MANY OF
THEM SOLD FOR 37la AND SOC
L CASE TENNIS STRIPES, SATINE FINISH.
212c.: FORMER PRICE %
PARASOLS AT LESS THAN COST
GEO. J. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL
yea ?13 Market Space.
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l,NoR sAl.E-BI OWNER, AT WASH. NAE
u lors stables, one fine fair OF Sorrell Mares
closely matched and well broken single or double:
one "a very tine ladies' saddle mare just arrived rron
lynchburg Va. and must be sold. te2s-:,f
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NOR 81 LE-IoT OF SECOND HANDWROUGIIT
4 Iron Fencing; cheap. Address lO2 l;,l. 81 5. ".
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IsNOE Sal. f-SIOCK AND FIXTURES OF GRO
Gerry ana provision Il H. the corner of 9Th aud
X SIS NV; good location. feaa-,fs
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w. NJ. SINISTER & SONS,
ONE PRICE. ie24