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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-11-12
Wanted-HOgS.

Three dressed hogs weighing from $50 to 200 pounds
each, for which cash will be paid to the lowest bidder
upOn delivery at my house, the depot In Coaton,
Ohio to be delivered follows: One f weather cool
enough to keep between the 18th and 25th of Nov,
the other two between the 18th and 2th of December
1886. Address, GEO. j. LONBERGER,
l2noy2t Coalton jackson county, Ohio.
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How does Pat get over single bless
edness? He proposes to Bridg-it.
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Nothing expands the mind like an
active participation in some form of
work. Education and idleness are in
compatible.
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Examine Sternberger Bros large stock
of Boys Clothing.
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Two Good Papers at Bargain.
A pillar of state.

Two Good Papers at a Bargain.
We have made arrangements by
which we can furnish The OHIO
FARMER, the leading weekly agricul-
tural, live stock and family journal
Of this country, and the Jackson
Standard, both one year, postage paid,
for only $500. This is bargain that
every farmer should except.
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YARNS, ZEPHYRs, &C.
Columbia Saxony, Columbia Zephyrs, Co
lumbia Spanish Yarns. Ask to see our
celebrated Saxony Mitts for Ladies, Miss
es and Children, in Black and colors, Jer-
sey lengths.
JERSEYS! JERSEYS!
We are now selling all wool Jerseys, from
$100 on up, and we can show a stock Of
them. Will open up next week novel ty
in Childrens Cashmere Persian Sock Top
Hose, regular beauties. Come and see
them.
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Jones, Of the Watchman, claims
that the Republicans spent seven
thousand dollars buying Democrats
in Pike, and Eylar of the West Union
Denfender claims that ten thousand
went to Adams COUNTY. And yet
these friends will have the cheek to
claim that they voted the Democratic
ticket
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NOTIONS! NOTIONS!
Our stock of DRESS TRIM
MINGS and, Fine Dress But
tons is ahead of anything in
County. It does not
take an expert to tell this at
a glance.
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''The devil seems to be conven-
lent shield for some people. When
overtaken in a crime the first thing
they think about is to lay it on the
devil. Satan beguiled me and I did
eat,' is the way it is done. Would it
not be better for transgressors to say
4 wanted to do so and so, and did it, "
-Marysoille Tribune.
We are glad that Bro. Shearer has
the moral courage to come to the de-
fense of the devil in this matter.
Aside from the fact that the Old Boy
is guilty of a great deal Of meanness,
he is nevertheless much abused in
dividual. We have heard such re-
mark as this, from man who had
been guilty of a mean act: Il don't
know why I did it suppose it was
because the devil was in me" Now,
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~ u y A II ID LIN
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,


SCHEDULE n EFFECT FEC; SUNDAY, DEC 2lsr 1884.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
avenue and e street. '
a fast Limited Express TO ifttshtiry aud Chg
arriving i'm Pittsburg at 6 50 m Chicago next
mornins ~ 300 No extra fare is charged this
For Cincinnati Louisville and St Loui. daily AT 80
IN and lO:l0 pm, with Through Coaches ana Palace
Sleeping cars 10 above points without change 2 so
pm tram Is Fast Limited Trim TO Cincinnati and
81 Louis, army ng IN cincinnati morn AZ nj 30
st LOUIS 6.5l pun. No extra fare is charged on this
For Iittsimg at 800 m with parlor Car. and s..o
E m daily TO iltisburg. Cleveland aud Detroit. with
For Baltimore week days g. sl0 $40 $50 $50
ana and io9o a m 4: 10 20 3:l5 as minute trainl
For Ia tmore on Sundays 6:l0. 30 s35 and 1000 a.
m. lbs. $50; 4i0. $50 ia, IS s25 10 80 pm
For points ON the Shenandoah Valley railroad points
For ANNAPOLIS Gao a. IN and 1910 and 40 r. m: ON
For Way stations between Washington and baltimore.
3;O1 o:4O 80 m, II: 40 .. NJ. $780, 40 s05 and
and 1890 7; N. For stations on Metropolitan branch
20 m DAILY daily except SUNDAY and sop daily.
on Me, ropoan branch s:O5 a. IN daily, except sun
S Gay; LOT , eAhe,on, stsu9toh and VALLEY branch
m, 4 80 p; IN. dali. except Sunday.
For haserst9Mn. s:O1 D. m. daily except Sunday ana
Trains arrive from the West daily $780, 72o m lIa
From Annapclis $50 a m and so and 5:25 o. m;
Sunday. 1880 a. m, OBS y. m.
From Frederick and intermediate POINTS. s.2s q m.
- and 8 10 p N. daily except sunday. ~
720 and i0:3O a. m IL Is 30 3 $50 az s:so
73o and l0Se p m on SUNDAYS. G 30 500 and s:vd
a. IN. 80. l:35. 420 5. $780, 1880 and 10. 80 N m
All trains from Washington stop Relay station en-
further Information apply mt the baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Ofice-washington station 6ls and iSsi
Pennsylvania avenue corner 18th street wi,er ord 400.
viii be taken for baggage be checked aud received
b. DUNHAM; General Manager, Baltimore
GI2 q. n LORD. t1enl Passenger Avapt
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TO BE CONTINUED FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
Even in Honolulu, the Capital Of the Sandwich
Islands, they use Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
II. C. Lewis Celebrated Hats.
Uniform Silk Hats, for Inauguration. $3.50:
Handsome Spring Style Derbys 81, $3.50, Sc:
Large assortment fine soft FelJs, 81 so. s.. 81.
At r c. Lewis, $50 9TH st., below Mt. Vernon So.
N.b-Lowest price plainly marked In each hat. 2
Must Move.
N. Augenstein, SIT 7th street northwest. having
decided TO reduce his immense stock to make MACE
for new line OF goods, offers the following unpar-
brooms, 15c.; decorated antique chamber sets
$299; wooden water buckets. lie; large size wash
basins and 50 clothes pins, i4c Newport shape
lets, 2sc.; extra large decorated Handled and Gov
ered STOP Jars, $99 worth 81; OMeara's royal glue
lOc bottle; mop handles, 15c.; large size basket
pattern tea pots, 29c.; market baskets &C.: extra
size, &c.; coal and flour sleeves, &c.: cakes Rising
sun stove polish 13c, worth 30c.; mossrose French
emma tea sets, "A pieces, 94 bronze stand lamps
complete, &c.,: Is doz. slver-plated knives, SIC
Call and see our new stock of baby carriages.
Prepare yourselves for company:
Stceeptng Reductions in decorated china ardre
to morrow only at r. GoldschInids S12-7th st. NV
50c CHINA cup, saucer and plate for CSC; s each
French china cups. saucers and plates with gold
band reduced from 81 so to s.. TO- handsome majol-
0r &C. worth $780,
English china Tea sets, Sc pieces reduced from S.
to 81 27 handsome French china tea SETS So pieces
to 97c csc majolica mugs for 1Oc; handsome Eng
nsn emma chamber sets pieces 1897, worth s475;
WI, with jar s5T, worth 3d. Csc French china fruit
plates for 15c Ice cream saucers only 11c 75c real
majoica spittoons for 47c; different new designs
OF combination dinner and tea sets 146 pieces, re-
duced from $2l., to 315.79; Odds and Ends OF china
dinner, tea dessert plates &c each worth from Is
to Csc; square shape preserve saucers 6 for Csc
worth 75c Real matoica individual buffers, 12 Tor
aye, worth a.; also large assortment of the latest
at low prices.
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T'HE GREAT prxSsyrv,x,. po,-rr

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
- TO THE NORTH: WEST AND souTHwEsr.
Steel f AIS HissS.sI EoGrpnrsr
Trains leave Washington from station Corner ., s.
and streets, as follows - o''
Palace sleeping Cars $40 m daily: Fast n5ns
s4oa daily e Cigcnnati and st Louis with Sleeps
Cars to st Louis; daily except Saturday to Chicago
press daily with Paiase Cars y. S1ste.P Es
Also connects daily for Chicago. with sleeping Car
for Pittsburg West with Palace Sleeping 9S cay
900 m daily sxcsIt saturday. with Palace Cars
For Miamsport Lock Haven and Elmira, at Q. 40 am.
For New York and the Fast. IT, g. 90 ana II 90 M
go ~ IT, ana ~ - m on sunday 400 10 90
Cars O. 10 a. m daily except sunday. ruinhAh fsrior
For Boston without change, 2C0 p. every weekday
For BROOKLYN y Y all through trains connect at Jer
rect transfer Fulton avoiding donbe a
across NV York city
900 and II Is pm On Sunday 400. COO 10 a. snd
IIlspm- Limited Express. $40 daily. except
Fer Balt m g So. rs $50 80 400 am, laos.
on sunday $40 iLoo am. 400. 600. aso. ioo %
For Pores Creek Line. us am and 4:4o pm. daily,
For Annapolis G s5 sm l2:o5 and Is PM daily, OK.
AIFxaSpfiA sS6 5I FRnSf ri RAILWAY.
EOAD. ~
For Alex.ndria 90 ZOO POS II OF and IL 8, am os.
20 40. 600 sos and ll.35 pm. On Sunday at
Goo .. %, ll01 am. sos pm
For Richmond and the South and IL OF n m daily
and As pm. daily. except sunday
Trains leave Alexandria Washington o. 10O0
To- 10 am; 10 3:05 1923. 5:lO :05 and 10 90 D. m
and Il: 10 midnight Except Monday On SUNDAY al
500 and 1910 m: 7:05 and 10 $40 D. M and "a: 10
night. - -"
Tickets and information at the ONCE northeast
ton. where orders be for the checking of bar
gaze to destination from hotels and Residences
CHAs. L. PUGH. J. WOOD.
General Manager. General paaaen0er AGENT
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VTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST

Schedule in effect OCTOBER IL 1894
9:10 A.M.-NEw ORLEANS NAIL daily mslin~ cloes
connections 20 all potns south and 6onfhVerf rafv
except Sunday. with c. and o. Railvay Puiiman
Sleeping Buffet cars from New York aud Wsshinss
tngton and Atlanta 70 New orleans
6.10 T. M.-IsOUISVILLE FAST LINZ Daslv "A. chs-.
louisville TO Cincinnati. Louisville ana !: Wastsrn
points ., Pullman Sleeping carr Washington q
lo.40 p M-soUTHERN MAIL AND FxPRrss n.rv
t. all points South and southx est via DsnSlie ~
Charlotte. Pullman sleep1ng cars from Ws.hirrfcS
via Dsnve, Charlotte and Atlanta 10 Me- Sriss1s.s
also. from Washington via Chariotts snd Coin5tX
to Augusta ~
Mapsssss Division Train leaves Warrington It sas A.
Warrenton trains leave WashinS<on n o.aoA ~ a.
$40 p. M daily. -
For ticsets and information inquire q ouuu0v~
and r station.
n SLAUGHTER MAmAYYR
Gen. pnns. Agent. ~
sa2 SOL HAAA 1sunsn:sssS
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Buy B. n. Douglass & Sons Capscum Cough
Drops for your Children they areharmlesS pleasing
10 the taste and VIII cure their colds. ID. S. and
trade marx on every drop
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IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES, COGNAC, CHAM
i PA0NES AND CORDIAIS.
American Native wines. Brand1es and Champagnea
California Virginia and Ohio four bottles Tor ol.
VICTOR kOUx. l7l7 Psnnsyivania avenu ne
AgentD 9oe 6rst-caam houpaa. Dordeaux. Burgundy.
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,1c1rRFs framed to order. az 7th sire.

GRAY & ClARksoS, Printers Globe Printing
Oflice 339 Pa. ave.
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SEzISs Is wanting, wanting Is buying one or
those handsome Photograph Albums In Chapman'S
window. Sl5 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Policemen Tried.

Police ONcer s J. Farrell was before the police
trfal board Wednesday OF charge Of drunken
ness. He said he was sick and tooS only one
drink ana thinks he was drugged.
Of1csr G. {. Cole, OF the sixth precinct, was ar
ralglsd On a charge OF conduct unbecOming an
ofneer. u takas fr6fn the wagon OF Nicolas Auth
quantity OF pudding and sauSages without the
PERMISSION OF the owner. lie pleaded not guilty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

IT ALL'5 VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
inparts fine gloss and freshness to the hair and
Is highly recommended By physicians cergymen. and
scieniists. As preparation accomplishing wonderful
results 1t is certain remedy for removing dandruf
making the scalp white and clean. and restoring gray
hair to its youthful color
WE DO NOT SOUND A NEEDLESS ALARM WHEN
w We tell that the faint Of scrofula Is In your
blood Inherited acquired, it Is there, and Ayers
Sarsaparilla alone viii efcctually eradicatet fs3
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1osNlGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE and mig nt ere
tl3 iast times Of Jennie Calf as Puncho9, ~ -
zog's Museum Ncnday next the 1Oueei,,s rv
0oseer viii Dc 70 iuced.
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NINE J. p PALMER, 11O7 street northwest, win
oner her entire stock OF winter bOnnets and hats,
imported ana OF her own design, at very low
prices In order TO close them out. Carriage hats,
reception, theater and costume bonnetS. Particu-
lar attention given TO orders.
Eyrsycur fitted HarnDlar.S nv and Az CT
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DRY GOODS.

IMPORTED SArrErss AND G1seHAms.
sEAToN PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BRoTHER)
Has now open very large and we'll selected stock
OF New Plain, Figured and Checked French Sat-
teens IN choice styles and cOlOringS.
100 pieces Andersons 80 inches wide Scotch Zephyr
Glnghams. including all the new striped and
plaid combinations.
New Printed Cotelines and Crepe Effects.
New French and British White Goods.
New Embroidered White and Ecru Batiste Robes
Pure Linen Damask Tablecloths, all widths and
lengths with "a and q Square Napkins to match,
maze Dy John S. Brown & Sons, Belfast, ireland.
Belgian Pillow and Sheet1ng Linens.
extra Good Values" In Irish aud German Huck
and Damask Linen Towels at 12k, 90 25 81 i and
SOC. ~ "
Perinot's Kid Gloves In all lengths from to 16 but.
tons
Plain and Brocaded Lyons Silk velvets Satin
Duchesse, Rhadames, Surahs and Jersey Silks In
Black, White and all shades for street, reception
and evening wear.
New Silk Gauzes, Illusions and Crepe declines.
sN Spring importation Of Atwood French Dress
Fabrics arriving daily.
<,G e. CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND
sEATON PERRY, PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9Th street.
Established lS40 1a31
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Lively TINES Ar Carriers
CASH DRY GOODS STORE,
SELLING OFF AT COST.

Fruit of the Loom Cotton, &c.
New York SiIlls Slieetipg, 25c
Handsome Broc1de Black SILK Velvet reduced to Al 50:
actual value $3.50.
Sergo Cashineres all colors, Brown Green Garnet
and Blue tbeautfsul fine dress goods) twelve yards
for 81. every yard IL worth Csc
Black and Colored Silks at actual cost price. Our
ceient quality Black Silks reduced from 81 IS to
81 Our excellent quality COlored Silks reduced
from 81 to T5c
Brocade ColOred Silks in White Cream Blue and Pink
81
ColoEed Silk Velve.s. 81.
Colored Satns, Green Pink and Blue Soc
Nuns Yelling widest double width Cream Pink Blue
J14c.
Ladies' Cloth Suing. In Grey Brown one yard and
= haif wide. immense width, 3ILc
Colored Brocade silk Velvet 81.
Bleached Table Damask. pure linen Soc
Black Cashmere Shawls, pure wool al So
CARRIERS. I'll Market SPACE
ja30 near the corner Of It'll street
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HKKzoes sHow is immense. 9ls eth street H. ".

LONDON CoUGn sYRrP.-only 1Oc. At druggists.
Roll BUTTER CSC. pound e35 Louisiana avenue.
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ASK YOUR DEALER TO show you the Richmond
straight cut cigarettes in boxes
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEw YORK AND HAyRE
Company Iier No AZ North Liver foot Of Morton
street New York ~
D. ~ -
It. Laurent de Jousseln "Wednesday Feh 1877 Fam
AIn,r lque. Santelli. Wednesday F-h aS n m
=, Checks payable on sight. in amounts TO suit ON the
bshqie ransat lantique Of Paris. LOUIS DE BEBIAN
Ag-nt, No o. Eownz Green, New York
q. ". MOSS, 225 peunsy lvania avenue
W B0TELERS SON SO Pennsylvania ayenue
leo Agents FOR Washington ID @.
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BRIRFs and Records printed promptly. Gray &
ClarkSon'S
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Nc ESeLisa OfsRA oGAsoS-The demand for
nonss "vn as and to-day at Fors opera
open unlr SATURDAY morninT Th Iacr y, N1e
Ayron ", Wnitnfy, the oratorio singer. appearing
- u ne bohemian Gill. and as Repro In
Seata w So@oie ehgioie
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The Brightest Actress on the Stage
Strictly Original. She has no Equal
Ladies Delighted Everybody Surprised.
Little Joker Matinee Saturday.
Admission to Balcony only % cents
Admission to Balcony only 9 cents.
Admission to Balcony only % cents
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, February 9. 10 and IL.
The Latest and Newest Success.
The THE k k1SBEEsAkTES:
Great Cast of Comedians from Wallacks and Madison
Conceded by New York press this week to be the
Brightest of Funny Plays. fec
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
TWO NIGHTS AND 5s skTtkbiY MAr1NEE
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT OF
MR.. HENRY IRVING.
MISS ELLEN TERRY
AND
THE LYCEUM COMPANY.
TONIGHT
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Beatrice. Miss s' Een i TerpS
SATURDAY.. EVENING. Feb 7...:....... Louis H.
Scale Lee OF seats 81 So g and 81 Gal
lery 5Oc. Private boxes. 500. $l5, and 80
MONDAY. February 9-THE GALLEY SLAVE.
Sale OF seats now open. f6
CURTIS HALL.
IPPsfs5fy dhAfRRfFaaSy loh At Ma sss
McnTderful Amusing and Instructive.
Adults, % cents
For benefit of Public School Libraries. fest
7 ECTURE IN.LECTURE HALL OF FRIENDS,
l.; - Select School. 1911 street northwest Carbon
This EvESiNG 7so Ali friends Of School arc
invited. Ii.
TMITAToR OF BIRDS AND BELL Musical and
and assistants McCauleys Hall Capitol ii l. SATTR-
DAY February :, at 1880 pm Admission CSC. It,
"ERZOGS MUSEUM
IL Late Lincoln Hall, 9th and streets n "
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
The Peer of Lotta and Pixley
Miss JENNIE CALEF.
and her own Dramatic Company
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
FANCHON
New Scenery by E. W. Carpenter.
Second Week of the Human Atom, Major Tot
Afternoons only, Punch and Judy"
Admission to Family Circle. 10 cents: admission to
FIRST Floor 20 cents Reserved seats may be secured
nee OF the Museum from a. m to 10 p m Doors open
at and p H.; overture one hour later.
Next Next week-Elaborate production of QUEENS EVIL
original roles. Is
v NJ c. A COURSE
AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
TUESDAY EVENING FEB TO- 1885,
Lieut. FREDERI sCHAwTKA
Will deliver his Thrilling Lecture
THIS EARCH FOR SIR JOHN FRANKLIN"
Illustrated with the Stereoptcon
It is the poetry of icebergs, the canto Of external
winter."-Rev. De Witt Talmage.
Admission. so cents; reserved seats, IS cents Now
sale at Ellis Music store f5-5t
NATIONAL TEEATER.
COMMENCING MONDAY FEBRUARY 2-EvERY
EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE.
MISS FANNY
DAvrESponr
- 0 =
- r
T 9
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YARD wide percales SIC, sterns. ooi 7th street
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BOOKS. &c.

VALENTINES VALENTINES
We have just opened tine finest line Of Valentines in
the CITY, including all of the novelties this ne also
the latest Of fine stationery.
Engraved copper plate and fifty cards. only 80 cents
Our stock of books includes all of the standard publ
cations in History Fiction Poetry and general Ltera
ture. We keep constantly ON hand the works of the
most popular authors. namely: Emerson Hawthorne
Mark Twain Darwin. Huxley. Spencer and others too
numerous to mention.
All of the latest publications received As soon as posi-
ble which we sell at reduced prices Orders for books
promptly filed Call and examine our stock; also our
prices. which we guarantee to be the lowest.
BAUMS BOOK DEPARTMENT.
ja27 4l6 Seventh street northwest
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1 LIZ GREAT SALE (lJ
OF
HAMBURG EDGES
AND
LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR
At DAVIS,
719 MARKET SPACE.
We have just placed upon our counters large
and complete assortment OF HAMBURG EDGES,
1NSERTlNGS and ALL-OVER EMBROIDERY, at
prices much lower than the same goods have ever
been onered at retail The larger portion OF these
goods are our own importation, and as well as
being very cheap are FTst-Class In every respect.
we invite an examination. One Lot OF SO1LED
HAMBURGS, MAGIC TRIMMINGS, &C., at Half
Price to Close, at
E. G. DAVIS,
We have made great reductions in our UNDER
WEAR DEPARTMENT, many lines being marked
down to less than cost Every garment In this de-
partment is OF the most reliable make, and we feel
assured that the reductions will be appreciated.
Stock Complete in every department. Secure GEN
uine bargains at E. G. DAVIS,
ja2l 719 MARKET SPACE
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LNREE COURSE OF FREN. H
Il
MEISTERSCHA FTsSYSTEM
Complete Conversational Mastery in a Surprisingly
Short time.
In order to extend the practical benefits of this
ments with
PROF. LUCIEN E c. COLLIERE A. B, A. NJ,
native of Paris and the only accredited representa-
tive of the Aeiserschaft System the District who
will give free of twelve Q2) lessons to begin
ners. personal card of admission to the class
stating full particulars and conditions can be pro-
cured at Prof Colieres residence, 1888 street north
west where the will take place. Number of
pupils limited Cards not procuraOle after the 10Th
instant.
First lesson on SATURDAY. the 9TH inst at 7 D. m
when short Introductory address the system will
be made by the Author.
DIR. RICHARD s. ROSENTHAL
Late Private Tutor to the Imperial Family of Austria
fe4-4t >
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JOhnsOn's Ladies' Saloon, 44O 9Th

buy Pocket Knives at the Rodgers cutlery store
4S7 Pa ave- Your initials engraved free. coll
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. February D, 1885. 10 a. m.
For the middle Atlantic states, colder clearing
weather preceded by light SHOWS on the coast,
brisk ard high northeriy winds, becoming variable,
higher barometer.
For SATURDAY, colder fair weather is Indicated
for New England and the middle Atlantic states.
The temperature VIII rise slowly I'm the lake region
the Ohio valley. Tennessee and the gulf states,
with light SHOWS and partly cloudy weather north
OF the Ohio river.
ANOTHER COLD WAVE COMING.
Cold wave nag was ordered up at Washington at
10 O'Clock this morning. and the temperature Will
probably fall about 10 degrees In next q hours
FREE ART GALLERY, ALL 9TH street.
straight cut cigarettes in boxes
YARD wide percales 64c. Storms, 90i Tth street
BRIEFS and Records printed promptly. Gray &
ClaTkSonS.
SEEISs Is wanting, wanting Is buying one or
those handsome Photograph Albums In Chapman'S
window Sl5 Pennsylvania avenue.
GRAY & CLARksoS, Printers. Globe Printing
pflce, 339 Pa ave.
PICTuREs framed TO order, Al eth street.
Buy B q. Douglass & sons Capsicum Cough
Drops for your children: they arelharnlesS pleasing
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

The boss one-minute Coffee Pot saves 30 per
cent OF the coffee.
10 W. S. jerks & Co., III 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAGONS"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
ana delivered In half-pound Ward" prints, Soc pei
pound Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet
MIX, SC. per quart. Cream l5c. pint.