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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-05-21
Condition of Gen. Grant.

New YORK, May 17.-Drs. Shra-
dy, Douglass and Sands held the
usual Sunday consultation on Gen.
Grants condition to-day. DR.. Shra-
dy afterward made the following re-
port: I'VE found the generals con-
dition neither better nor worse; in
fact there has been no change dur
ing the last three days. The pa
TENTS general condition is pretty
fair, considering his local condition,
but he is no better. He passed a
good night" DR.. Shrady said he
preferred not to answer certain
questions relating to spots, swelling,
etc, until after the examination on
Wednesday.
CATER several years OF intense suf-
faring and confinement with a linger-
ing female complaint, my wife has
been cured by the use of DR.. Drom-
coolies English Female Bitters,
DIR. w. j. GIDEON,
Clarendon, Ark.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-05-21

The collectorship contest is set
tied at last. Jno. 7. Hillsman was
appointed by the president last
Tuesday, collector of internal reve-
nue. for the fifth district of Tennes-
600
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-05-21

There are over 100000 trees in
the city of Washington. They are
for the accommodation of republic
can office holders.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-05-21
DR.. j. Il. Graves.

Dr. y. H. Graves.
DR.. J. r. Graves, editor and proprie-
tor of the Baptist, Memphis, Tenn,
says: To. d. A. Simmons, NJ. D., Iuka,
Miss: l received a package of your
Liver Medicine, and have used half of
it. 1t works like charm. l want no
better liver regulator, and certainly no
more of Zeilin's Mixture.
j. r. GRAVES, Memphis, Tenn.
Mexican Female Remedy diff
fers from any other Female Medicine
on the market in that it is to be applied
directly to the affected parts, which it
invariably cures at once, on the same
principle that If an abrasure or sore is
produced on any other part of the body,
on Immediately apply a remedy to the
part affected, and it is cured. That at
least three-fourths of the ladies of the
present century are, to a great extent,
troubled with some of the many dis
eases affecting women, is an admitted
fact among all learned classes but to
assume that even one-tenth of those so
affected are suffering from blood poison
and need to be dosed for months with
some quack female medicine, is an error
too glaring to be countenanced by an
intelligent public.
ASAOOA < O1SOh VI LOHS 0bobAuAhS
Cured.
Extract from Palestine Advocate, Feb.
%, 'S3: "The Advocate has been aware
that strange reports were in circulation
concerning the seemingly miraculous
cures of the Hot Springs Remedy, e. c..
c., of late introduced to the suffering
public by G. r, ThOmasson, in this city.
This week the statement of his healing
balm came in a personal form. Mr., j.
@. Wilson, a resident near Tennessee
Colony, had suffered with an incurable
case OF blood poison in one limb for two
years. He was incapacitated for labor,
the sore having eaten through the cuti-
Gle over the lower limb, and the poison
having been taken up in his veins, was
spreading through his system. 4 tter
using the G. G, G. for six weeks the
sores are all healed, except one small
abrasion or scab, and Mr.. Wilson is re-
jOicing to be out again with renewed
health. Only one and a half bottles of
the g. g. G. were used, Any person de-
string TO learn further OF this strange
case can consult Mr.. Wilson or his
friends. 1t is vouched for by scores of
witnesses"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-05-21

Gen. Jno. A. Logan has been re-
elected United States senator.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-05-21

The ignorant are always very
positive about what they know.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-05-21
Gfe gniashi Citizen.

THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1885.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.


Senior Don Ricardo Beccrra, the Colombian
minister. has leased for enc year from M. \.
Il. Coumbc the elegant residence, No. 400
Massachusetts slVenH@.
W r CLAYTON by Richardson Il Chesney. has
filed pill against Griffin :. Reed, to enforce
mechanics lien for S15o.
Charles E%eTliH;. q young German. whose
mother and sister live in this city. shot himself
last Friday in Louisville, Nv. on account Of
disappointment in love. Death was inImc-
diate.
The Nationals played a good game with the
ST. Louis Americans yesterday. but were over
matched. anu were obliged to succumb by 4
The festivities at GuethIer-s park yesterday
connected with the Cannstatter vOiksIeSt We're
We'll attended. part Of the day was given I'D
To games i'll which the children took part.
At meeting OF the Mary land democratic
was appointed to- Look after the registration OF
voters and defraying their expenses to the
respective voting places. Addresses were made
by smith Thompson, e. L. Butcher and Chas. Z.
The last hop of the Potomac Boat club on Fri
day will be preceded by the annual club
Regatta which Will consist OF a number of
interesting races.
At the meeting of the Washington Cycle club.
last night the president announced the death
OF the vice president. Mr.. NJ. b. White, one of
the oldest members. and committee was
appointed To draft appropriate resolutions.
a grand juror to fill vacancy.
Mr.. j. f. Lamond. of North Carolina, was
admitted 70 the District bar yesterday.
Lulu Mccullough the young woman who WAS
arrested by Detective Edelin, for stealing a
quantity of knives and forks froI.i an Avenue
saloon, was fined So by Judge Smell this morn
ing.
Mr. Isaac D. Porter. of PENNSYLVANIA. was.
upon motion of w. Pierce Bell, esq, admitted
To toe bar.
Saturday night three colored men stood on
the corner of Il and 18th streets northeast
while one of them danced a jig. Ed. Berry, a
eolored boy, came up and the men told him
that no boys were wanted and ordered him
away. when hc threw a stone and cut Enoch
Turner's face. He was fined $40 by Judge
Smell to-day.
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ExrREME FAIL NOVELTIES
ARE NOW DISPLAYED AT
b bs a E + \ SS NM II SIS
Bn3 UU N N II ssss
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT.

In regard to the above announcement we wish to
state we are now prepared to meet any demand that
may be made all the latest fall goods or novelties
we can show the most complete line Of Dry Goods
Suits and Cloaks. Millinery Dress Trimmings, Hosi-
cry, Corsets Underwear, Upholstery Goods, House
keeping Goods, Kid Gloves Gentlemen's Furnishings
In fact anybody who msy desire anything in the line
or Wearing Apparel. Novelties, or Housekeeping
GOODS can be supplied with them at
BAUMs MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT
at prices which will guarantee to be lower than the
lowest To assure our patrons of the sincerity Of
assertion we will. at any time, refund money to dis
satisfied purchasers
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
We wish to call to your attention that we are selling
our famous c. b. Corset. in red blue black or drab
guaranteed to be all whalebone and q perfect fit at
$l.lO each, sold elsewhere at 81 So
COTTON UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
In this department we have the greatest bargains
ever soid in this city. 1t is nothing else but Chemse
which Is made of good cotton, IL tucks full length
at CSC.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
This department is booming full of novelties of Pen
dants, Balls, Feather Trimmings. Fringes and Gimps
which we are displaying a. from 15c yard to $35
yard We are fully the fact that it is some
what early for these goods but we cordially invite
you to call and inspect them and guarantee to give
you as much attention as if you came to purchase
Thus far our Dress Trimming Department has been
the talk of the town.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Due notice Will be given to the public of our grand
display of Millinery, which will take place very shortly
N.R-Strictly one price at BAUM'S 4l6 7th street.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
Special attractions for this week:
100 pieces Satns in all colors at &c., actual vaiue
4Oc.
90 pieces Silk Velvet, in all colors at 73c: cold
last season at 81.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
70 pieces Cut Cashmere, at Csc; worth doc
% pieces Fancy Suting, Csc; worth 35c
These goods are special values, and we'll worthy of
your attention.
Our Flannels acknowledged by all to be the best
values In the CITY, We again call your attention to
our 25c Red Twill zoe. Red Twill, our &c Plain
White and our Soc. Plain White. We are convinced
that Investigation has proven them the BEST and for
at reason alone We have again duplicated orders
and again take pleasure in announcing you that our
STOCK Is complete in every respect
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ROYAL SEnGEs,

AlO1 AL kCElsIES,
The New style Fall Dress Goods. in brown, blue
green, garnet and black. IL yards for So.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, So, $3.50. SO. "a.
$3.50, So Sc. So, So, 50, $40.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 81.
CRIB BLANKETS 81.
ROYAL SERGES. the New Style Fall Dress Goods.
II yards for 81.
CLOTH FOR BOYS WEAR, one yard and a half
wide. 3.tgc
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality. 75c
COLORED SILKS excellent quality, 75c
HANDSOME BROCADE SILK vELVETS. yery
cheap at $50.
COLORED SILK vELVETS, 81.
BLACK SILK vELvETS 81
BLACK SILKS worth 81. 25 reduced to 81.
COLORED SILKS worth 81. 25 reduced to 81.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAwLS SI.5O
ROYAL SERGES in all colors new STYLE l2 wards
for 81.
CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE
seq Near It'll Street.
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Sovrnr1oss Fon A p Emmy,

We feel ourselves somewhat in the predicament of
the man who stood ON London Bridge trying to sell
sovereigns for penny apiece Nobody would buy
them because they couldn't how he could afford to
sell them for such price In the same way we;
however. won't carry the illustration any further
but submit
A FEW WORDS ABOUT SOME JEWELRY WE
ARE GOING TO SELL THIS WEEK.
OF late years there has been an enormous demand
for Cheap Jewelry Manufacturers have so perfected
their machinery and attained such skill in work.
manship that they have been enabled to turn out
cheap articles made of base metal plated known as
"FreGilt Goods" which, so far looks 60 are fully
equal to any genuine Rolled Plate Jewelry
All this however, has not injured the trade in gen.
une RolledP Plate Jewelry-the cheappess of the imi
taon goods has simply created and satisfied an enor-
nous additional demand There are thousands of
ladies in Washington who never have worn and never
will wear piece Of cheap Imitation jewelry It is
these ladies whom we want see around our iewery
counters this week.
An extensive manufacturer of genuine Rolled Plate
Jewery sent for day last week and invited us to
make an offer for his entire stock We really had
idea of buying the goods but simply business form
appraised the stock and offered him one-fourth its
actual value. To our establishment instead of refus
ing Indignantly he asked if he could get check that
day. and telling him that he could he accepted
our Offer
We will place the entire lot Of genuine RolledPlate
sold.
AT Zoe. EACH
100 DOz. EXTRA HEAVY ROLLED-PLATE
PINS STUDDED WITH REAL GARNETS AND
PEARLS NEVER SOLD BELOW 81.
AT &C. EACH
60 Doz RoLI.ED-PLATE PINS WOULD BE
CHEAP AT 81.
AT &c. EACH
20 roz. BANGLES, WARRANTED sTERs1L-
WHERE AT $L25.
60 DOl OXYDIZED PINS, ASSORTED PAT
TERMS. WE HAVE THEM IN OUR REGULAR
STOCK AT 25c.
rs Doz CLOAK CLASPS IN oxYDIZED AND
BRONZE. GOOD VALUE, 75c.
AT 78C PAIR.
10 DOZ. PAIRS ROLLED-PLATE EARDROPS
WITH REAL PEARLS AND GARNETS REGU-
LAR PRICE, Sits.
AT 94c. EACH.
40 DOZ. GENTS ROLLED-PLATE VEST
CHAINS, ALL PATTERNS. VALUE. So.
AT SAC. EACH.
81 DOE PLAIN GOLD RINGS WARRANTED
A4-kARAT GOLD. SOLD ALL OVER AT $3.50.
AT CSC. PAIR.
% DOZ. ROLLEDPLATE BANGLES FOR LA.
DIES AND MISSES REAL VALUE, S1.25.
AT Zoe. PAIR.
2S DOZ. FINE ROLLED-PLATE EARRINGS.
CHEAP AT $1.25.
NOW, WHO WILL COME AND BUY OUR SOW
EREIGNS AT A PENNY APIECE?
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GOVERNMENT CLERKS, stick close TO your
desk and it Will save your bacon; but you can
call aS late AZ nine - clock every evening at
BrcitharthS mammoth furniture establish
Inen;. Odd Fellows Hall, To make your pur-
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CITY ITEMS

GiSsoh,Et 20 interest housek eeuers.
estabIishment e s1a n9anpmosh honse-iurnishine
ing special bargains: White snnersr .ns
sets de S a with coIored borders and gold
New sonare shane ~ paper 90 sheets for i5c
Tea sets So pes only 37s: Handsne f rn1,
china Hngx hand nSpp painted Tea Sc only
only 3.15; with jar s 70 rn, per sets ~ pcs.
cream saueers for lie; China decorated salt c or
pepper shakers asc Decorated english china
IoaS. r"ai shnWe, ana tea sets 100 pcs. only
Star -four siiters Sc; l Hammer with j pacS,
age OF t sS6s 5G Machine oil SC bottle Browns
paste dc box; Large tea bells 1c az, ,,.o1
racks &c; Large broilers Sc; Spice boxes on,v
25c; Halt covered dust pan With brush lay Ipc.
great bargains in every denartment' W htSo
making improvements. "n,ie
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5-YEAR-OLD Virginia Vinegar and Pure Spices
for picking a. Heltmuller az Co.,
1885,, 18th street.
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M HEN SYMPTOMS OF MALARIA APPEAR
w in any form, take Ayers Ague Cure at once to
prevent the development the disease and continue
until health restored surely will be by the use
of this remedy. cure is warranted in every in
stance seq
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NINE. T.B. Harrison 1929 street northwest,
Is in New York making her selections of i'm
ported millinery for early fall and winter wear.
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LOOK Ar
OUR NEW STYLES OF WINTER SUIT
INGS TO BE MADE TO MEASURE ATS25
AND $2S SUIT.
THE TWENTY-EIGHT DOLLAR GOODS
ARE ENGLISH MANUFACTURES
ALSO LOOK AT OUR BROAp.wALE
DIAGONAL OVERCOATS. THESE ARE
THE NEWEST GOODS IN THE MARKET
ARE MADE UP SACKS AND SURTOyyTS
WITH WORSTED AND SILK Innings
E. B BARNUM & Co.
sells. e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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BEFORE purchasing your hats examine
Frames beautiful display eff all the latest styles
and blocks cor. 9Th and ID, the only one-price
Hat ana Gents furnishing store III this city.
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yT'HE TENACITY WITH WHICH PEOPLE
u abide by their early faith i'm Ayers Sarsaparilla
can only be explained by the fact that is the best
blood medicine ever used and is not approached in
excellence by any new candidate for public favor.
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That Eiseman Bros. corner 9TH and F. streets,
are the manufacturers of ali the clothing they
sell
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GENTS SEAMLESS CONGRESS CATERS at
S1.9S- Il. SrRASBURGER,
No. gO6 18th ST.. doors above i.
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FTssELL'S Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
GftOwn; 1927 New York avenue.
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THE LARGEST LINE of Upholstery Goods, in
Guiding Furniture Gimp. Binding and, GalloOn,
is shown by ". Il. Moses * Son,
Corner 1tb and SITS. NV.
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VACCINE POINTS
at PrentIss', 9TH and r streets northwest.
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EEMENBEk
That EiSeman Bros. corner 9TH and T. Streets
Sell the most reliable clothing ut the lowest
prices.
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LUMBER. SASH. DooRs
BLINDS. FRAMEsAND HARDWARE REvERY
Low NOW
WHITE PINE STOCK 1i,x12n-1efs., per 1000 f.,
$17.50
DRESSED OR ROUGH At same price.
VA. PINE BOARDS. 16 Il. per Oooft.
$3.50.
WHITE PINE DOORS. inch and a-ha,s All regular
Sizes.
9O0
GEORGIA PINE STEPPING. kiln dried. dr...eA
98k0Q
NAILS. Per keg.
GAO.
ODD SIZE FRAMES. SASH. DOORS !. .naca.nx
LUMBER delivered any part Of city freq of ch.,v.
ESTIMATES hnrniahed nee Of CHAIR.
wILLRr 4 IIBBHY,
n.y. staA ana n. y. ava
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR sALE-TWO TOWN LOTS IN MARTINS
ondhand furniture. Address J. IL. BEISTOR, agent
Martnsburg. West Va. 1ts
NOR RENT-A DESIRABLE HOUSE AT LAU-
IL lei Md. within three minutes walk of the sta
ton. Lot l25 BY 3 o. Apply at room ii, PaymaSter
Generals Ofice.where photograph OF the house may
be SEEN selS-:it+
L'OR SALE-AT a BARGAIN. OR WILL TRADE
Il for city property, elegant Fruit Farm; half mile
from Lanham Is station; ten miles from Washngton;
once a. 5. CAYWOOD,
sel9-3t* Corner 9th and X SITS. NV.
NOR SALE FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY,
Il Va: good house and all necessary cutbuiIdings:
good water high and healthy: five miles from Wash
ingtOn Onehaif mile from railroad. To be sold
whole or subdivided. Inquire of JNO. b. BLOSS 927
L st. H. w. Sel5-1m*
NOR SALE-AS AN ENTIRETY-VILLA SITES,
IL near Washington city; 200 acres highly improved
b. d. o. r r. and turnpike; station and post Office
adjoining property. Particularly adapted for subdi
vision into Villa Sites. there being many choice loca
tons and fine views, or as Farm for breeding fancy
stock. Good water favorable terms Apply to L. L.
MOORE, Georgetown, DC, Sel4-2w*
IGOR SALE-OR LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS,
i new ten-room cottage on lot 75xlOO near depot,
Clifton Station, Virginia Midland railroad. Price
5000 or rent $500 per annum. DANENHOWER &
son, 1926 ST. au26-lm
NOR SALE-FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY,
Il Va, containing 2lS acres, two miles from Burkes
Station, V. NJ. K, and sixteen miles from WashngtOn
all well fenced about onealf cleared and well set in
peaches and cherries. viii sell the farm with stock
and implements, for $1,000 Apply to Z. X. Evans,
18th ST. and Maryland ave- ne, Washington. ID. c.. or
Alexandria, Va jy2S-9w*
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BOOKS, &c.

School Books
We are prepared to meet all demands for School
Books in every grade; also. School Bags States and
everything needed for "A scholars complete OUTFIT
which offer at the lowest price The public
are cordially invited TO for themselves
NEW BOOKS
Wheel of Fire. (Arlo Bates)
Matilda, Princess of England. (Cottinl
The Lady with the Rubies. Mrs Wistar)
Wonders of Art and Archaeology.
Wonders of Man and Nature
w. Ii. MORRISON
sel2 AS Pennsyiyapia ava
- ECOND-HANDSCHOOL BOOKS and :, IIooI.
Ssuppes kept 1t ASIBl's ntquarian Book store,
1903 Pennsylvania ave, two squares above the Pr-i
dents House. sel2-lms
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF signal OFFICER,
WAsIITNGTOS- u. G.. sept y, 1920, II am
Fen the middle Atlantic states, threatening
weather and rain: north .aStcriy winds, bccon-
Ing variable. then becoming northwesterly
lower temperature, falling, followed by rising
For today. cloudy weather and rain, with
continued cool nOrtherly winds are Indicated
for Washington.
For Wednesday, continued cool north.
westerly winds and local rains. followed by
fair weather are indicated for the middle At
lantic states.
THE LARGEST LINE of Upholstery Goods in
Guiding Furniture Gimp. Binding and; Galloon
is shown by W. Il. Moses * Son,
Corner 11tb and + SITS. NV.
VACCINE POINTS
at PrentIss', 9TH and streets northwest.
NINE. TB Harrison, 1929 street northwest
Is in New York making her selections of i'm
ported millinery for early fall and winter wear.
5-YEAR-OLD Virginia Vinegar and Pure Spices
for picking. a. Hcitmuller 81 Co.,
1888 18th street.
REMEMBER
That EiScman Bros, corner 9TH and f. streets,
are the manufacturers OF ali the clothing they
sell.
FTssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
GftOwn; 1927 New York avenue.
gents SEAMLESS c2SeEEss CATERS at
S1.9S- H. SrRAsBURGER,
No 900 9Th ST., doors above L.
GovEExNExT CLERKS, stick close to your
GeskS and it Will save your bacon; but you can
call rs late aS nine O'Clock every evening at
BreitharthS mammoth furniture establish
lnen;. Odd Fellows Hall, 10 make your pur-
chascS.
BEFORE purchasing your hats examine
Frames beautiful display eff all the latest ST yleS
and blocks cor. 9Th and ID, the only one-price
Hat ana Gents furnishing store In this city.
REMEMBER
Tl,ot
Sell the most reliable clothing mt the lowest
prices.
PALM COSMOS prevents wrinkles. Sold by
druggists and Mrs. c. Thompson, 80 L. 18th
ST., y. y.
MtEEIFp-Iiarpy couples in search of house.
keeping outfits call at Breitbarth's odd Fellows
Hall furniture store
FINE PORTRAITS Kets kemethy, 100 Pa av.
TRY a gallon of Luytics Brothers Old Rye
Whisky, So per gallon, 13c. per at, at
A. Hcitnu!lcr Il Co.'S 1883 18th st. NV.
OYsTEI: DEPOT.-lf you want to eat good oys-
tiers, the E.,lf-shell or by the plate. Goldcn's
is the place, 926 Louisiana avenue. Also, leave
your orders for any quantity shucked or in the
shell; will deliver To any part OF the city tree OF
change. Telephone St1-:j.
H.LMI:NEEE
Eiseman Bros. corner Tn and Estreets, are the
most popular ciothiers and tailors of Washing
ton.
LADIES FINE PEBBLE GOAT SHOES, common
sense and opera toe az > IS
Il. sTEAsBJ-RGER,
No. 9J6 1th So. = doors above /.
FACE anG evesight fitted: Hemrlers. cor. A..
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The Cheapest Place
In the city to buy Silver Plated Wow a.,
Boston Variety Store, 7O5 and 7o7 Market
Space. ootn ~ 49,,
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PALM COSMOS prevents wrinkles. Sold by
druggists and Mrs. Z. Thompson, 81 Il. 18th
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We feel ourselves somewhat in the predicament of
the man who stood ON London Bridge trying to sell
sovereigns for o penny apiece Nobody would buy
Them because they couldn't how he could afford to
sell them for such price. In the same way we;
however won't carry the illustration any further
but submit
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CcHooL COMMENCEMENT.

SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
Boys. School Knee Pants, SOC. CSC 55c and a
Boys School Long Panls, 55c, 8Oc., u and ol-1o
Boys school buin. 81. clio and % mp.
Boys single Jackets, ffom e1-60 mp
4oyr' School Hats. oOc.. CSC, 56c. and u
Boys Flannel sailor suits - COST
0tBaB and Boys school Shoes tsold), q and -.
Boys Shirt waist, nom Doc u2.
sSzs suit &c y ~ e =, . and ,S1 e VA SR
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MtEEIFp-Happy couples i'll search of house
keeping outfits call at Breitbarth S odd Fellows
Hall furniture store.
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What IS Cents Will Buy.
Mems Pillow Shoes.

What IS Cents Will Buy:
CSC. Mems Pillow Shoes oSc
CSC. Gents Button Shoes. 9Sc
csc. Boys Laced and Button 9Sc
Csc. Boys Patent Leather Pumps 0Sc
CSC. Ladies' Fine Morocco Shoes oSn
SSc. Lauies opera Zoe slippers. CSC.
csc. Ladies' Oxford Ties. CSC.
csc. Misses Spring Heels csc.
CSC. Misses Heeled Shoes 9Sc
CSC. Children's Fine Spring Heels. 9Sc.
CSC. French Kid Infant Shoes 9Sc
CSC. Gents Fine Embroidered Slippers csc.
Also variety Of other shoes and slippers at csc.
Ii. STRASBURGER.
No. COG 18th street, 4 doors above 7.
The above goods are solid leather, and can.
not be found in any other shoe store in this city
at the low prices we are offering them. 4
Best Quality Blue Flannel Shirts ut
Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot. 18th and III. 1
Cholera. best and surest preventive is
Duffy's Pure Malt WhiSkey. Recommended
by leading physicians. Sold by druggists and
grOcerS.
Was Cured of Kidney Complaint by the
use of Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
H. w. Olmstead, Proof Reader, Indianapolis
Times. 60
Damaged Guns.-A slightly damaged
breecl-loading shotgun, with rebounding locks,
pistol grip and rubber stock will be sold for
$4,000 at OMeara'S, 1347 Penn. ave. 6