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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-07-29

Inc pusincss Oh pumping, steam
and gas fitting has proven one of the
most progressive during the past
quarter ola century, of any Of the
mechanical arts. Inventive genius has
supplemented purely mechanical eff.
fort, all; Nowadays, the master
plumbe, '.argely responsibility for the
sanitsr, ldition Of homes all over
the lar .. indeed a great response
bility 'aracs to the business, and it
is to in illsent men and thorough
mechanics like Mr.. Stevenson that
we must look for exact and perfect
work now, and for radical improve
ments in the years to come. .A..
Mr.. Stevenson has been identified
with his present lines of trade in
Ralaigh for the past fourteen years
He had learned his trade at Rich
mond, Va, in the old house of John
Bowers and when he located here 1t
was to take charge of the business Of
a branch Of a Richmond plumbing
house which was established under
his auspices. Two years later that
enterprise was abandoned and Mr..
Stevenson determined to open BUSH
ness on his own account. A decent
regard for the truth compels u. to soy
that the outlook for" the new enter.
prise was anything but favorable, but
Mr.. Stevenson had plenty Of pluck
and pertinacity of purpose-he be.
lieyed he could win 10 himself a re-
munerative trade in the course Of
time, and so he held on, doing whats
ever he had to do in the best possible
manner. The community were not
long in ascertaining that he was de-
serving; each succeeding year showed
an increase in business over its prede-
cessor, until now no enterprise in the
city is more firmly established than
this, really the pioneer Of its kind in
Raleigh:
During the past few years Mr..
Stevenson has done some really nota.
bic work. He fitted up the Atlantic
Hotel at Morehead City; he put in
the famous fountain at Round Knob,
in Western North Carolina--the
highest fountain in the world-and
among other prominent contracts be
now has on hand Is the Governors
Mansion. His work extends all over
the State, from the mountains TO the
Atlantic, and from Virginia 10 South
Carolina il embraces every kind and
degree of work that belongs to plum.
bling, gas and steam fitting, and
whether n contract entered into Il
between Mr.Stevenson and a wealthy
corporation, or between himself and
q private individual. the same intelli.
gent pains are exercised To do the
work in hand In the best possible man.
ner and at the lowest possible rates
All contracts, big or little, receive
Mr.. SteyensOn's personal attention ;
he supervises TIE labor Of his work
men, and so he knows that II Il well
done.
At his salesroom he carries sull
lines Of plumbing material as we'd %
of chandeliers. force pumps, hydrsul
ie rams, and other goods Of the kind,
and We darcsay that he will at all
times be pleased TO answer letters Of
inquiry addressed to him relative 10
values Of material or cost Of proposed
work. lie is young man--as VIC
have already said, he is a persistent
worker, and the REcopER knows
enough Of him and Of his work to feel
justified in recommending him to
those at home or abroad who may re-
quire his services.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-07-29
THOMAS S. STEVENS ON.

The business of plumbing, steam
and gas fitting has proven one of the
most progressive during the past
quarter of a century, of any Of the
mechanical arts. Inventive genius has
supplemented purely mechanical eff.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-09
FULL DIPLOMA COURSES IN
Literature. Music q All

Practical lessons given in Domestic 81 co aG
omy and Cookery. Riding seh scz ~ asSSsaIF:
ton df fb with Ta fne c Of from IS to 500 sn1 Tbe
az Swa ans f BY ecompettion eatssn G5
are open to competition at the H Sgp School esl
tbs Whole iT English course ancient to anq
e en languages and calistheniess,s rgc m6ins5
$500; Music and Palnung s1tIHc incudLnni
@ psSB s sss S@ BSs 5 y. "a vS Ss5= a
ment Pupils admitted II. ron trsining 6i tssssS,
s teac d registry in COMMISSION 1e K
College Pg0iessi;Gnal f'S ber 81 FRedhc.qa
Eur9p ps,gbt FER oI ciergymen For lsIs
lated t,.S Circular, free, and further p''-'
address. rD-cr1cu NJ A.. PriDciP'-
NE Hellmuth Ladies Colege scsusj'
London, ont, Isl Isl
Next term opens September ISL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-09
On an after
saturday, Dec. 2Oth' 1sSA'
Trains will run as follows:
cr.NDARD MOUNTAINS TIME.

Connects with Utah Central train leaving
Salt Lake at 7.40 am.
Connects with Utah Central tram arrlV
ing at suit Lake at $40 pm.
T Stop only upon signal; p1rrp
aro1 Supt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-09

Handsome and spacious buildings , Of b 65iGE
and stone standing in $50 acres OF d%n Ian nSorni
tifully situated in most heai'n " The The River
RfnI i9ca -Four on hours s By rail from NagsEs
Fails and Detroit on through route 6etsSe u
e eSis COLLEGE e % is to provide the highest n
iectuai and practically useful edqca. alonndes
whole system is based upon the sne only basis
for the right formation of character. .ho Col.
~ FREScH is the language spoken IN INC w.
| lege. the direction OF
w Waugh Lauder, Gold Medalist, anu ,s PFf Of
of the celebrated Able List; ana sr''1O''
Leipsic Conservatory, etc, etc the director
shin of F. R. seayey, Artist OF EUROPE
Schools of Art.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-09
\ STAR EXPRESS. X

oaice No. 1n Main street, first door north OF
Barratt Bros. Telephone No. AZ
p.oraoe Transfer and Excursion Wagons
always in readiness. Moving Pianos' Or
gains and Furniture Specially. ~.
Have the finest four-in-hand wagon that
WAS aver brought to this country.
Are nrepared for any sized parties.
Tourists viii do well to call on the Star
Express.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07

The first of the series of races between the
American sloop-yacht Puritan and the English
cutter Genesta for the championship of the
world, takes place to-day at New York. The
course is from near Sandy Hook, twenty miles
to windward and return. The American boat
Ii the favorite among those who are supposed
70 keep themselves advised on the merits OF
the rival craft, but the owners of the Genesta
have been so careful not to exhibit the sailing
qualities Of their boat that guess work enters
largely into the estimates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07
Fnox TINS Day FonwAnp
WOODWARD q LorHRoP
WILL DISPLAY
FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
And Do nsst respectfully Invite the attention Il thsl,
customers and the public generally thereto

NEW SILK vELvEA
sisIk XELvSis Asp VEN vHlxk ASH s =. S:y:
your examination --
of as S .1a sSs
ecn We guarantee they cannot be obtained at lower
1SINcH C0LoRED SILK vELvErs.. in saphir.
Brown nayv Ss mye roys c:ns d c,sa sn.
sSeaa So S1S p s Re- K'EVsE 1vsrs
" e ~
shades Of gray purple. olive plum acaon, bronze
.fd faE pS1
PER aR Rgat'erns In elegant designs ONLY $1Oo
2a:INeh 6SoIoREp SILK vElvErs, three shades
Ss .hsSes q Srowsa. foyai blue. ssphr &C.,
,,iaiNGH, c aio A sRocApEp SILK VEL
~ rs u phHnds1me designs and cosorinss. ONLY
"ELBERON vELvErEENs"
sns q s.: and
que to is own intrinsic merit being almost indsti
pss e s brand IL two qualities
2sINcH PLAIN "ELBERoN" vELvErEENs.
ONLY 81 PER YARD.
23.INCH TWILLED BACK "ELBERON" VEL
ONLY e1.25 PER YARD.
Both Of the above qualities in large and varied A.
~ e. en-
son
SILK PLUsHES
We have secured An elegant line OF ColOfed SILK
Pushes which particulary suitable and
for making Dados, Frezes. valances, Msntei Lambre
Tine fancy work. such as Painting. Emhrosdsring on,
15INCH COLORED SILK PLUSH,
ONLY $l.l5 PER YARD.
1oINCH CoLORED SILK PLUSH,
ONLY $l.6O PER YARD
In v variety Of handsome eolors and shades
TURCOMAN CURTAIN SALE
Prior to extensive alterations and improvements in
this department aud the arrival Of new goods. we
shall inaugurate special sale Of Turcoman Curtains.
we MAKE the owk receS n Mc Should Si meet
with the immediate c9nsideraton Of our customers
Sosnch fUEcoMxN CURTAINS, reduced from
SS gse ggi'1 Blue cross stripes.
so sss:S cGkfs Rsr PRs s nom
soses e siao psr ec a1 reduced from
(Third Floor; take the elevator.)
CONTINUATION sALEoF
CHlLDRENs SCHOOL HOSIERY.
In view Of the attending the inauguration of
fractions in
DOUBLE KNEE HOSE,
which excellent value and we'll wort by your At
ten.ion.
Ghldren's Fine French Ribbed Double knee
Ho e, double heel and toe, extra wearing qualities;
cOiors Black, Navy Blue and Brown.
SIZE 5la INCH. ONLY CSC. PER PAIR
RISE &c. PER LARGER SIZE
Misses Solid Ingram Cotton "Doube-k knee Hose
split feet full regular made cOlers Black and Navy
Blue
SIZE Oh INCH. ONLY 42c. PER PAIR
RISE &c. PER LARGER SIZE.
Boys Fine French Ribbed "Doube-knee, Hose
white feet, double heel and toe; colors Navy Blue
Black and Sci Brown extra quality.
SIZES AND Sla INCH ONLY
SOC. AND 54c. PER PAIR.
(H0siery Iepartment-1st door midway, left side.)
NAIL ORDER NOTE.
CustO out of town will be mailed either goods
or Samples upon request through Mail order De-
partment."
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07
BOARDING.

FIABLE B0ARD-AFTER 18TH INST FoI n
Il gentlemen obtain first-class Table Beard in
private family; ST. New Jersey ave- teIms \ IN
advance; references excl anged. ses-.,t.
FINIE DOCHIEL HOUSE. 5l2 9TH ST " w
Il and the La Pierre 10th and r. NV are tl,e
best conducted Boarding houses the CITY, Table rr
CLASS; pieasaIi. rooms Terms moderate oc27'
sSFINHE TREMONTr-THIS HOUSE HAS REIN
Il repainted, and I'm every way put in trstclass
order III 10 The coolest and desirable
i'm the city. Terms. S25 30. $40 and $40 per IA ,e7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07
SOG % ODD FEE Nm y
8 GO SS ( ( e. sSSsS
0GG 90 ILL ODD KEK Il mn
ZEE A GoGa EER
EE A q l. FR
AAA G. GG l.
EER GGG ILL ZEE
CLOTHING COMPANY.

CLOTHING COMPANY.
10 400, CORNER SEVENTH AND ID sTs NV
was agreeable surprise to u.s. Our plain and sim,de
statement Of methods of doing br sness rs pub
lshed I'm last week. papers. has with the approval
OF the people OF Washington aud they have shown IL
In the most substantial ni,uner
So the giimmering light that up to few DAYS ago
barely showed aboveour horizon. aud which called
SUCCESS
has assumed all the brilliant proportions of n
blazing star. and Splrs energies
Parents and Guardians are stuiying which Is
the hes; school end their children to- We would
say le. there be hcS.tancy the best place to
sent or bring the Boys and Children to be cloth ed.
having ou, one price ONLY, u y al The y child
who can make known his wAats fares we'll ~ the
most experienced buyer. -s1Nt
TUE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
No ioo. cor. of 7ih and ID street. NV,
have made ample PrrTa arios meet the require
merfs OF ne YoUNG IDEA" in the matter of Cloth
In: and prices will surprise the most careful
birer We simply iHvt- Parents and C;uard aus to
Cal and examine "ur immense stock Of
BOYS AND CI.LDREN's CLOTHING
before buyin, elsewhere and convince vourss,,as Wa
advertise ON WHAT WE MEAN
We would remind the grown up portonof the com.
munty OF the - that t:es1 uiIri,s al,d evenings
arecc2L The chauSefc! weather IS apt To catch You
unpTspared. We have a ,epur5 stock Of
FALL ovERCoATS
on our counters. You can buy one for almost any
prfce-say from s. Ia $50. Come la aud l., * them
over. No importunins TO buy. Every courtesy shown
You
should you need separate pair Of TROUSERS for
work. business or dress, have In all grades
kinds and prices. Fall suits ia abundance from a.
To $40 In every conceivable kind style and pattern
II will pay you tc examine them We assure Won
Courteous treatment neither you u LOOK or uy
TILE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY
No. 800. cor. 7th and D streets NV
JOSEPH " GRADY,
se1-1 General Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07

The fall trade opens briskly in New York and
business authorities concur in saying that il Is
the best for some years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07
WANTED--HOIJSES

WYANTED-TO BUY, A NICE OR 1O-ROOM
w House with oil modern improvements. north n.
western scctiOn between 9th and 10th and and sts
State number OF the house with lowest cash price r.
A., Star Office. It's
w House In central or northern location, Must be
bargain Address. with description and lowest cash
price, BAG. Star Office se4-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07
COUNTRY BOARD

TINHE YATTON HOUSE, ROUND HILL IoIJ.
Il doun county, Va continues open during SepteTl-
Der and October TO receive parties wishing sred
week OF autumn In the country. House close 10 STA
ton and situation attractive for sportsmen Rat q
low. Address JNO n. q BISON Prop. ss7-lIs
ITO. FOR THE COUNTRY FOR 81 SEPT
Oct and Nov. the finest of all the Wit a
U.S. Weare astonishing every one by our low rates
but we are determined To advertise our autumn and
winter climate he finest in the world lung and
nervous troubles Pleasure and health kprS don
fail 10 send for circular expaininC our r.. 70.
ductlon of rates and how much giving for
% TO SO. including free rides free baths our
pure spring water, &c DC. fss.Tnembar that tboupl
we are among the mountains the autumn air is .oft
and balmy. WashngtoniHns referred 10 the Hon
ID. C. Lawrence and wife, here.
L. A SHATTCCK, NJ d..
Proprietor Of the Ret Cure
se4-lw Bloomsbury. Pa
MOUNTAIN VIEW, ROUND HILL, LoUDON
ANl county, Va Boarders wanted for the month OF
September. Ii w. PRESTON Ar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07

lSucorssru11r LAuxoHEn
T III III Z I.
| :; :; E E E ~ { Z III
E II u 4 4 r :: T. e
| GIG AND Is
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
IT Is THROUGH THIS MEDIUM WE DESIRE
10 EXPRESS OUR SINCERE THAMES TO.
THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON FOR
THE NOBLE REsPoNsE no OUR OPEN
ING. BEING FULLY AWARE OF MANY
IMPROVEMENTS YET no BE MADE WE
BEG OF YOU 10 GRANT Us SUFFICIENT
TINE AND WE WILL FULFIL THE
LITERAL MEANING OF .BoN MARcHEr
OR A GOOD MARKET. BELOW WE
QUOTE FEW sPECIALT1Es 10 BE
FOUND IN OUR DIFFERENT DEPART
MILLINERY
FANCY WINGS. In all colors at &C.: value 20c
lot Of Imported FANCY BREASTS, q mahufac-
turers sample line, all different styles. at 64c they
are cheap as Sl.OO.
10 pieces of l8inch wide SILK VELVET, NJ, ro,or.
at SIC.
RIBBONS
SATIN and OTTOMAN RIBBONS, pure Silk; No
o At l3c. yd.; No. IL TIC I'D.
fine assortment Of FANCY RIBBONS new de-
signs. Ct l5c. I'd.
wORSTED LACES
1000 yds Of wORSTED LACES, inches WIDE
black. brown. white. at 1Sc I'd they are worth 3Oc
I'D.
9 pieces Of black Beaded All-over NET ut 81 90 yd
These good were sold rs much below regular price;
they should really bring g. I'd
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEF
Fine embroidered all-linen HANDKERCHIEFS
at 2Oc.
Blue and Red Po,ka-dot and Striped NECK HAND
KERCHIEFS at l3c. piece, or for 25c; real value
4Oc. piece.
sTOCKINETTE WALKING COATS
Made nom arm Imported sTOCKINETTE, double
breasted, perfect fitting. at $500; worth $3.50
10 doc. Gold and Silver PINS q. 25c regular price
Csc.
SILVER BRACELETS ii. 25c; GOLD BRACE
LETS ut 4Oc.; novel designa
complete stock Of NOTIONS
large assortment of sOA Ps and PERFUMERIEs.
LEATHER GOODS
Genuine ALLIGATOR PURSES at l4c
Genuine ALLIGATOR POCKETBOOKS q. L. n.
24c.
SATCHELS in large variety
KID GLOVES.
THE "BON MARCHE' popular 4-buttous st Sc
THE BON MARCHE~ Embroidered 4-button, .t
CSC. Money refunded IL be equsled at the price
% dozen Of 4-buston GLOVES, popular shades, at
Soc.
CORSET6
A heavilyboned GERMAN-wOvEN CORSET, fine
Embroidered busks. SEC: they are worth Sc -
A hand-sswed fine SATEEN CORSET, corded and
embroidered. splendid it, at 64c: worth s5c colors
white. drab, red. black. light blue.
COTTON UNDERWEAR
25 dozen CONTEMPORARIES, with Brussels lace
yoke. at 75c; worth soc.
10 dozen LADiEy NIGHT DRESSES, full sizes
Mother Hubbard yoke. rows Of fne eaabroidery aud
tackins. NJ l.l0
INFANTS WEAR
Everything appertaining to . complete INFANTS
OUTFIT at popular prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Penna. ave. [se7l 012 d street.

Next WEEk
SCHOOL OPENS AGAIN. AND THE BOYS,
LARGE. SMALL AND MEDIUM, WILL
WANT NEW SUITS.
WE PROCURED, LATE IN THE SEA-
SON, A LARGE AsSORTst EST OF SMALL
BOYS SUITS OF MEDIUM WEIGHT, SUIT
ABLE FOR SEPT. OCT. AND Nov WEAR,
AT FROM TWO TO THREE DOLLARS BE-
LOW REG ULAR PRICES. AND WE OFFER
OUR CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT OF OUR
BARGAINS.
THESE ARE LARGELY IN PLATED
JACKETS. SOME PLAIN AND SOME NOR
FOLKS. ALI. ARE NEW AND FRESH.
IN LARGE BOYS SUITS WE Rave
JUST OPENED A LOT OF CHOICE THINGS.
IN BEGINNING OUR FALL BUsI.
NESS WE WANT TO SAY THAT, WHILE
We DON'T CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK,
WE DO HAVE THE FRESHEST. THE
NEWEST STYLES AND THE CHEAPEST
E. &. BAKNUM d co,
set 03l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il or COLUMBIA
Hiding Special 7STH for 0yyh6Hs' Curt Bssfnsxs-
September 3, 1875.
In the matter of the Will of CARL q. FRECDEy-
BERG. late Of slshinyten IL C., deceased Appiica-
ton Tor he probate OF the last will and testament
and for letters documentary the estate Of the said
deceased has this !ay been made by Annie h. Fred
ceiberg. All persons Interested hereby notihed
% APPEAR In this cart en- FRIDAY, the TWENTY
WITH DAY Of SEPFEMB ER NEXT. ut TEN
OCLOCk y N. 10 shown why the sad will
should not be proved and hmitrcd TO probate and let
TERI teSsaAelt2ry the 1I the decreased
sh9old not tsie prayed Provided. cSpy OF this
order Dc published once week for three weeks Ia the
washington Law Reporter and the Evening Star
previous 10 the said day
gy the Court-wM. NJ. MERRICK Justice
Test-H. J. RAMSDELI.
r. =. z SAN xS. SUiieiior. seT-saH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07

New Haven, Conn.,, does not show q very
fervid desire to help on the New York Grant
monument The mayor of the city called q
public meeting at the city hall for last Saturday
night, and when the evening came only the
mayor and the janitor were present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07

1.-THE latest base ball report is to be credited
the National nine is to be received into the
league next year in place Of the Providence club,
the present champions, which is to disband.
Our home club has won the promotion by hard
work and good play. Washington has also
proved itself TO be good base ball city, but the
league must be warned right here and now that
Washington won't stand the fifty-cen tariff
Twenty-Five cents Ia enough TO pay to see . base
ball game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07

Modern Spain has not ranked among the
great powers Of Europe and 1t would be pre-
sumption on her part to invite q trial of mill
tary strength with Germany. Her only hope In
that case would be in securing allies n she
could induce France TO take up her cause and
persuade the rest of Europe to keep neutral she
might succeed, but even then the odds would
favor Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07

LNOh hENT-
II 1922 18th, 11r .m.i.$T5
2129 h st. ,Sr. ,mi......-...5U
21XI n St.. Sr...............5O
IDS Goth st. .1Or.m.i4 IS. So
3O4;S n St., Tor, m. l. 1850
l145 Dist st. l2r. m. l.. ..45
2l25 LIST. lOr. ,m.i..40.5O
71S Dist St, 9r.............4O
22l3 F st. Or. ,m.i.... $3.50
222O q ST., 0r., m. 1880
2222 q St., 0r., N. 1880
900 23d 81, ST., m.i..35.5O
Oil 2:}d st.. ST., m. 1855
1920 Pa ave-. 12H.........36
Apply \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07
Omar ExpEcrArross

Ee seldom realized. but when great things occur I'M
expectedly the result is agreeable surprise Wsare
hee to confess the first days business Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07

Yesterday for some reason, was a particularly
disorderly day in the troublesome negro QUAR-.
tiers. Two polcemen were seriously assaulted,
In both instances because they were defending
colored women from abuse. There was q row
among several women in South Washington
In which one of the combatants was cut In the
head coiored man on street hit another
on the head with brick. An ugly cutting al
fray occurred late in the evening on 18th street.
near r A negro was arrested during the dav
for abusing his wife; a colored burrlar was
caught in the act and arrested after q desperate
struggle, and man was assaulted and robbed
by a gang of colored thieves
This Is a larger sunday grist OF crime than
usual, but there is always more or less disorder
among the colored population on Sunday. 1t
sa holiday, on Saturday night laborers are
PAID OH, and the rowdy element are made ugly
BY the vile liquors sold in the low saloons. But
1t IL evident that there Is y growing spirit of
lawlessness amongst this vicious aud ignorant
portion OF the negro population, as shown espe-
cialiy by the murderous assaults upon police
men, and it Is the plain duty of the respectable
and Intelligent element of that race to throw
all their influence on the side of law and order.
They should especially call halt upon the
mischievous scoundrels who, for purposes of
their own, are melting their fellows to assaults
upon the police in the discharge OF their duty.
Dealers in intoxicating liquors are not as Q
rule close Biblical students, but there II one
passage OF Scripture which is familiar In almost
every barroom In Christendom. That Is the
narrative OF the Saviors first miracle at the
marriage in Cana, when He turned water into
wine
This miracle has been Of great comfort and
business value TO the liquor dealers and their
particular friends for many ages. and il is still
good for hard use yet. 1t comes promptly to
the front, for instance, in Gov. Hoadlys OPEN
Ing campaign speech in Ohio. In this speech
he asserted that the use Of liquors Is beneficial
and encouraged by Christ, and that the law
should only interfere to prevent the abuse of
innocent and wholesome beverages.
1t is supposed that the prohibition party.
which claims that the liquor traffic is the great
est evil and peril Of our times, holds the balance
OF power in the coming campaign. II that
party, which is almost entirely republican in
its antecedents, breaks away from its republi-
can allegiance, the democrats viii be pretty
sure TO win. 1t will be interesting to see how
many prohibitionists think they will advance
the interests Of temperance, as they define that
word, by doing what lies in their power to elect
Gov. Hoadly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07

The ominous announcement is made that
from today tickets OF admission to the public
schools will be issued. The long vacation is al
most over, and the boys and girls must make
the most of their few remaining DAYS of liberty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07
rARPETa

We are daily recavins our pa,I suvoly ofwILToN
AAMlNSTER, MOQBETTE BODY BRUSSE4
= = fsEESS Ehf and INGRAM CARPETS. Also, CUR
LAANS and DRAPERY in great variety. Those IN
Waot % choice goo win and & 70 their advantage 70
eAsmns oor stock before purchesin&.
se7-3m NV" 0a's ~ "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-07

School BAGS
Hemp School Rags, lOc, l8c and loo
India Hemp School Bags 12c., l5c. and 2Oc
Embroidered school Bugs, 2Uc. and 25c.
French Open work School BAGS. acc. and 60c
els 20c. and Soc
BOYS all Leather School Bass, &c., sec ana 7oc.
hoys, knapssck School Bags 70c. and sec
Tot Lot Of Boys Knapsacks. reduced from q to SOC.
also call your attention 70 our Five Foot Curtain
Poes, wood trimming, at zoe.
Polished Brass Rings rss Rail Ends and Fsncx
hsass brackets; i've foot long, 4ec. We can furnish
portioiAl prices.
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Large Bc3k shelves In Walnut and Ebony. at q 90
Stand; 10 Walnut: Cherry end Ebony. nom ssc up.
Brackets In every possible atyie nom 2Sc nm
a., Towel Racks. In nanbsslsss dssignA 6om Zoe mp
Paper Racks II Asc 70 ssc Hat Racaxs rom 1oc
Blacsing cases Al 9ec and 81 40, &c. DC.
Our stock of Handsvpe sd low Priced pirtures
cessrves your especial notice, Our Git frame PC
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