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Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07
HUNTSVILLE, ALA, SATURDAY, MARCH I 1885.
WITH cooked revolvers three men en-
tered the State Treasury of Nebraska at

, WITH cooked revolvers three mon en-
tered the State Treasury of Nebraska at
Lincoln, on the 2Sth, and demanded
money. The attack was expected and de-
tectives were in waiting. They killed
James Griffin, noted criminal, and ar
rested another man. The money handed
over was recovered.
The Crow reservation of Dakota has
been opened to settlers.
Mr.. GLADSTONE is seriously i'll and con-
fined to his bed.
THE Tammany hall contingent, 1000
strong, went to Washington to witness the
Inauguration.
MONDAY, the I'd, was the seventy fifth
anniversary Of the birth of Pope Leo XIII.
SURGEON WALES is to be tried
before court martial at Washington for
deriliction of duty.
THE French Chamber of Deputies reject :
ed the proposed duty on maize.
THE deficiency in the postal service for
the first quarter in the fiscal year was ST.
O63, ,22O.
ADMIRAL CoURBEr has blockaded the
Ningpo and commenced bombarding
JOHN Q. A. BEAN, General Eastern Pas
senger Agent Of the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Road, died suddenly at Boston
on the I'd.
THE President elect, Hon. Dan Manning
and Colonel Lamont and their families
left Albany the evening Of the I'd for
Washington.
Mr.. HENDRICKS visited both houses of
Congress on the I'd and was greeted by
Senators and Representatives regardless
of political affiliations.
THE garrison at Kassala recently made
a sortie against the Mahdi's men, and
were repulsed by the rebels with heavy
loss.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR received letter on
the I'd from the President elect regretting e
that he could not accept Mr.. Arthur's in
vitation to dine on the Sd at the White
House.
In the British House of Commons, La
bouchere, Radical, vigorously denounced
the course the Government was pursuing
in the Soudan at present.
BISMARCK declared in the Rechstag on
the ID that Germany would never consent
to the annexation of Egypt by England.
ALBANY police, on the lookout for cranks
around LQo lOWneT mduSlOu, MI CteVe-
lands abode, arrested two detectives on
the I'd, who were subsequently released.
The National Democratic committee met
at Washington on the I'd, the meeting
being merely to congratulate each other
over the success attending the work of the
committee.
A PLAN by which Californians have in
tended to provide comfortably for Genera
Grant is published. The General IS II
such ill health, though, that the matter il
at standstill.
THE total outstanding debt of the United
States on March 1st was 81, ,405, ,923, $50, OF
which amount 81, 1876, ,149,O50 is interes,
bearing debt.
THE Senate passed the bill for an addi-
tional grant to the New Orleans Exposi-
tion on the I'd, making the amount $400,
900, and giving $4,000 for the Woman's
Department.
GENERAL GRANTS condition on the Cd
was somewhat improved. The General
maintains good spirits.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

ihE excess of values of exports over i'm
ports OF merchandise for the month of jan
uary was $3S, ,343,969 For seven months
ended January 81 1885, $l47 ,679,S ,S07. Twelve
months ended January 81, 1885, $13s, :
,oo'oo2' Total values imports of merchan-
use Tor twelve months ended January
oil 1888, S617 ,166,92S; for preceding twelve
months, $6s4, ,4O5,6S5; decrease, S., ,2ss, 7o7.
total value of exports Of merchandise for
WE'VE months ended January 81, 1885,
f.oo,s2o,oS0; previous twelve months,
s'SS,Sls,67O; decrease, $32, ,s95, ,09O.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

A TERRIBLE explosion occurred on the
-o'h at the Royal School of Gunnery at
shoeburyness, Eng, while number of ar
'niery officers and scientists were testing a
new patent fuse. Three men were killed
outright and several fatally wounded.
among the latter were some of the most
prominent officials of the Government Lab
oratory at Woolwich.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

a LETTER has been received at Korti
rum nun taken prisoner when Khar-
'ouin 1ell into the hands of the Arabs, and
VINO w., Is now kept in captivity in the Nah
uls camp at Omdurman. She confirms
Nhe statement that Ell Mahdps troops mas
sacred the soldiers at the garrison and
many peaceful citizens, and she states the
al humber OF persons slaughtered is fully O.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

THE Italians will attack the TURKS IN tne
Soudan if the Sultan's troops interfere
with General Ricci's forces.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

THE decrease in the public debt during
February was S3,2O4,975; decrease since
June 80, 1884, $44, 126,SS9.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

THE coinage at the mints during Feb
ruary was s4,1SS,loo, Of which S-'9oo'ooo
was standard dollars.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.

Police are arresting and driving out
,asrcbists in various parts Of Switzer-
land.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

THE Congo Conferences had a final sit
49,. a. RerIin on the Goth, with Bismarck
in the chair.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

WITHIN the seven days ended the 9th
wheat declined five cents bushel IN 1as
baltimore market.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

COLONEL FRED. GRANT informed a re-
porter on the 2Sth that his father was in
very bad health. The doctors assert that
there is a cancerous growth at the root of
the tongue which is steadily growing
worse, and he is compelled to take nourish-
ments in the liquid form. On the 1st his
his condition was somewhat improved.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

DrpTyG he winter months of 1SS4-S5,
inst passed, Cincinnati packed 3S5, 435
hogs. against 1854 the previous season.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

RUSSIA is said to be urging Turkey on to
assert her Suzerian rights in the Soudan,
and to oppose the establishment of the
Italian flag on the Red Sea.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

The "Gridron Club" composed OF
Washington correspondents. gave ban
quet on the 2Sth, the Vice President elect
being among tho guests.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

THE Vice President ELECT arrived at
Washington on the 9th, and was received
formally by number of political organ
izations and distinguished men at the Ma
tionai Capital.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

THE House foreign affairs committee
decided to submit a favorable report upon
the resolution calling for retaliatory ac-
ton for ffermany's restrictions upon
American products.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

An.uGBTEI has been born to the Prin-
csss Victoria. wife of Prince Louis Of Bat
teuberg, and granddaughter Of Queen Vic
tOra
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

SECRETARY MCCULLoCH sent q COM
munication to the House on the 25th rec
ommending the appropriation of $4,000
for the revenue marine service to protect
the seal fisheries in Alaska. A..
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

THE Prince of Wales visited the London
Stock Exchange on the I'd. He was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm. The mem
bers sang "God Save the Queen" and
"God Bless the Prince of Wales.'
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

The Government receipts from all
sources for the eight months of the cur
rent fiscal year were $21l, ,O95, 100, or nearly
S2o,C0o,o00 less than for the correspon ding
eight months in 1884, while the expendi-
lures for the eight months of this year
were -, SOC, 900 more than in 1884.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

lord SALISBURY'S motion in the House
of Lords to censure the British Govern
ment was adopted, 1S9 to 6S. A similar
motion by Sir Stafford Northcote, in the
Commons, was rejected, 302 to 2SS
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

A SUPPLEMENTARY treaty with Spain
has been concluded. The principal
changes are the provisions that the re-
duction of duties on cigars and tobacco
shall be twenty per cent, and the reduc-
ton In the grade of sugar for free admis-
sion from No. 16 Dutch standard to No. 13
Dutch standard.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

SENATOR SHERMAN reported to the Sen
ate on the 26th an amendment to the sun
dry civil bill, which provides for the erec-
ton in the District Of Columbia statue to
the memory of General Lafayette, to cost
$50 900
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

Ex-MAYoR Tom NAvIN Of Adrian, Mich,
who has been fugitive from justice for
several years, having been concerned in
heavy forgeries of city bonds, has been
arrested at New Orleans. Rewards ag
gregatng $1,000 were out for his capture.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07

BRADsrREET's weekly review, based on
kilograms from leading commercial GEN.
tiers, shows more encouragement for the
trade outlook in the early future than has
been reported of late. Failures for the
seven days, ended the 9th, numbered 270,
as compared with 254 the previous week.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-03-07
FOREIGN NEWS.

Cloud Arising Between England and
Russia Over tho Latter's Advance Toward
Afghauistan-Bismarc Getting His Back
UP-Burton, the Dynamiter, Identified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09

| n 'hOften TOR lUE EVENING STAR.
CITY CoUEr-The corporation court is now
on tn. pr bate side Patrick Dyer was
.pIointed a n niStrator OF the estate of VIM.
NiSuy. \ IN 1lion TO Nbate an attachment In
the case of PYulton at. Douglas was overruled.
justices OF the peace have taken the oaths Of
otfice at the corporation court, and will enter
upon their new terms upon the first OF July
next: These e e. II. Stanton, LIST ward; ]. s.
Beach, I'd ward; w. II. May. 80 ward; Q. G;
office before except Mr.. Beach.
4 MYSTERIOUS Observation-Disclosures Wheat
'ey sent coffin to QuNntico last evening for
The burial Of Vim. Anderson, Q watchinan
there, who was found dead in q marsh where
had been missing some twenty hours, and
from wounds found In his neck IL is thought he
died OF gun shot wound, but whether acct
dental or not Is unknown.
NOTES.-The mayor has fined Sandy Mason
90 for disorder, and has sent John summer
held, an indecent fellow, out Of town Mr..
Arthur simpson mangled one OF his hands so
badly at the new brickwOrkS here yesterday
afternoon that the amputation of thumb and
issuing dog licenses ia have so far been Is
sued. About 400 dog tags were issued last
year.-The Alexandria Light Infantry drills
nightly, IN preparation for its camp at Ocean
Niew.-Water will be turned into the Alexan-
reading circle met last night and perused the
History Of England.-The school census and
the school examinations are In progress
Judge Meade has granted liquor license to the
owners OF the Steamer Mattano.
SIXTY THOUSAND CIGARS AND OTHER
GOODS AT ACCTION.-Mr. Bowling will Sell To-
morrow at IL o'clock. at his auction rooms a
fine line OF cigars, English stone china and dec
GRATED toilet ware. See advertisement for par
tfctiiarS.
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CITY ITEMS.



Undersell them all. We are the originators of
low prices. We hold the lead and mean to keep
1t. Maze no mistake. Come to the great and
only Family Shoe Store, $40 7th street north h.
west. first store above Pennsylvania avenue
Read the list; come and examine the goods:
shoes for the baby, only 80 cents q pair: chill
dren's kid and goat spring heel shoes reduced
TO Sd cents; children's shoes with heels, war
ranted. only ~ cents: ladies house slippers, %
cents; ladies lasting shoes, ~ cents; ladies kid
Newport ties and button reduced to 20
cents pair; ladies' kid opera slippers,
50 cents; our ladies' low ties button and OK
fOrds at ID, are the best for the money in the
city. It will pay you to 10 ok at our "a cent OPP
era slippers. For 90 cents we are offering
ladies kid button shoes, worked button holes.
At 81. "a we are selling the ladies' glove fitting
shoes in plain kid and mat kid tops. The 81 %
Family Shoe Store Shoe can not be beat. For
gents shoes you will find US headquarters.
Gents English walking shoes as low as 50
cents. A solid leather working shoe
s1,24. Our low shoes at S1.e9 are
solid and every pair warranted. Carpet Slip
pers only SO cents. Base Ball Shoes only %
cents pair. Our S1.49 Gents Congress and
Laced shoes are A l. Don't forget to ask for
our Walking-fast Shoes in Button, Laced and
Congress at $3.50.
The largest stock Of fine shoes in the city at
hsrures that are astonishingly low.
Be sure and come direct to The Family Shoe
Store, 80 Seventh street northwest, first store
above Pennsylvania avenue No connection
with any other house.
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UNDERsE111Se Mons Than EVER
THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS,
WILL SHOW TO-DAY
FOR BOYS OLE:
Sailor Suits ut 81 SO, worth S2.25.
Sailor sails at y 3D. wor.h So.
Norfolk Jackets and Plain Suits, complete line,
from - up
FOR BOYS ID TO 10:
good Suit at 81 wrrth So
AL Atwood suit al s., worth $3.50.
\ il.c suit at > ~, worth SIS.
4 Bail aid i..t with every Boys Suit
FOR YOUTH AND MEN:
Entire new yles in Plaid and Check Suits. from
20 folk Jack ELS and Pants. $40; worth SIS
: * JacNeis ut > ;.oU, worth $40.
t;ine ,nne s s,,, indigo dye at $3.50
81. Blue + lai,nel suits. indigo dte at ~,
sit;O Blue tl:'nnel suits. Indigo dye, at $40
- Inc Yacht Cloth suits. ut Sl2. Coors guaran-
:. > Fine Blue Serge Suits at So
-" lack ard rnwn ere Suits at So
$50 :. er-1cker Coats AID Vests. ior Sl.so
so as.in,ere suits, cut to SO.
IT, { aa'.mere suits. Cut u 3l2.
lOyO lur Odd Pants ut ~ per cent less than ordi-
! !, pIncheck Cashmere Suits at SIS. worth se5
Prince Albert Suits, from 10 up
,ton cutaway suits for boys and Youths. from
:, large assortment Alpaca and Drap d'Ete Coats
Vile Vests Full assortment, best goods, lowest
prices
T E NJ SLIT STORE
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS
sFAs Inscriptions parties initiated orr sign,
fnd name, te careful and come to the CORN ..R OF
I'M AND SIiE4.TA te6
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e G.; 4 $ ! \ \ ::
416 7rH STREET NORTHWEST
FRIDAY Is OUR RED TICKET DAYi
GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
SELLING OUT DRY GOODS AT PRIME COST
IN ANTICIPATION OF CHANGE OF
BUSINESS WE HAVE DECIDED TO C1Ost. OFT
OUR ENTIREsrOCK OF DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL
COST.
BLACK GUINET SILKS
Our sl1O BLACK GU1NET SILKS, selling out price
&c, At BAUMS
Our 20 BLACK aU1NET SILKS. 81 ing out price
81, At BAUMS
Our $3.50 BLACK GU1NET SILKS, selling GU, price
SL2o, At BAUMS.
Our 81 IS BLACK GUINET sILF7s. selling out price
SA4O, AT BAUMS.
Our $500 BLACK GUINET SILKS selling out price
$L1O, At BAUAIS.
Our 81 % BLACK GUINEr SILKS, closing out price
81 ~, At BAUM'a
SUMMER sILKsl
pieces Black and White CHECK SUMNER
SILKS at Soc per yard, At BAUMS.
DRESS GOODS,
100 pieces % inch DRESS GOODS in plain colors
and plaid Effects. previous price 25c: selling out
price, 1Zaac, At BAUM'S,
100 pieces best makes BATIsTES In new and hand
some designs previous price &c., selling out
price 1oc. per yard, At BAUMS
100 pieces DRESS GINGHAMs, previous price 10c
and 12'sc, selling out price THO. per yard
At BAUM'S.
800 pieces DRESS GOODS. consisting of Cashmeres,
Iricots, PruDelies O.toman' Albatrosses,
Nuns Velnys, Baskst Suitings. &c &c at
PRIME COST. At BAUM'S
NAPKINS. DOYLIks. aud TOWELS, at ACTUAL
CosT, Al RAUM'S
REMEMBER! WE ARE SELLING OUT OUR
ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT PRIME
COST; so AVAIL YOURSELVES OF THE oPPoR.
TUNITY 10 OBTAIN GREAT BARGAINS, AND
CALL EARLY AT
sss "A & 8 AMas" ssss
esbs ~ U uu .kK I. IS
jsA Ale SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09

Special bargains for this Week.
300 prs. Ladies' Slippers at 24c.
100 prs. Children's Newport and Buttoned
Slippers at 4Sc.
1GO prs. Chidren's Opera Toes at SIC.
SO prs. Children's Oxford Ties at 73c.
SO prs. Boys Strap Ties and Buttoned at CSC.
Also, large assortment of fine Slippers at
equally low prices. Z. Strasburger, 9U6 18th
street, four doors above st. 2
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PROPOSALS.
FoR COINED RATIoNs.

IDROpOSA1sS FOR COOKED RA-IONS.
Il RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS u. - ARMY
y24 PESNsILvASIA AVENUE
WASHINGTON. u. c.. June 4, ls<a5.
Sealed proposals. In triplicte subject the usual
conditions, VIII be Received at us Office entu
TWELVE OGIO X NOON, JUNE - NETEE.N TIL.
lSs5 at which time and place they will be opened In
presence of bidders. fur isbng cook ID
the recruiting party and recruits at this rendezvous.
uu ing the fiscal year endag June 80. lSS6. Three
subs ami LII meals d.iy and due proportion OF soap
aid candles Constitute rat The Government
serves the righ To reject any all proposals. PTtpo-
omIete rations be furnished places ot-
tlonaDle for recruits Viii he cUn~ideF
informati viii be furnished applic aton 10 this
uff e. fnVel, pes containing proposals shoule he
marSed Proposals for o Dled f.alions," and nd
DIR, SEED to DOJNsLAS n. SOFT,
Captain First Infantry.
je6-t Recruiting Ofiissr
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DRY GOODS.
For THR SUMNER RnoRrs
sEAToN PERRY.
(SuccEssoR TO PERRY & BRorErn


INVITES AN INSPECTION OF HIS LARGE AND
WELLS LATED Srot X OF
IMPORTED II INJURIES SUITABLE FOR TINE
SEASIDE AND MOI MAINS"
ENGLISH MpHAlRS AND HOMESPUN-,
FRENCH PLAIN AND Twill LIED CLOTHS
ia HABIT CLOTHS, ALL SHA DIS al .5C. aisd 81,
PLAIN AND TWiILED FLANNEIyS FOR BA til
ING SUITS FROM 25C. To 75c.
=. AND 81 INCHES WIDE CREAM AND IVORY
MH!IE FRENCH sUIrING FLANNEfls FROM
5uC. To Sl.5o.
cHUDpAs. EXAMINES. CANVAS AND CREPE
CLOTHS.
40 INCHES WIDE JERSEY ALRATRoss CLOTHS
IN ALL tOLoIS Al 5oc. AND s5c.
tkkNAh CAMELs HAIRS AND COMBINATION
SUITINGS.
GRIATIY REDUCED FIGURES ON SPRING
AND SUMMER WRAPS
NlW LINE oF PLAIN AND FANCY JERSEYS
md EMBROIDkRED Fla HUS.
IN IRA FINE BLACK SILK JERSEYS AT SS
SILK, NHCDDA, CASHMERE AND BERLIN
SHAMaS IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT Low
ALI. THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED
STILES IN PARASoIlS, sun UMBRELLAS
AND CARRIAGE SHADES.
NOVELTIES IN WASH FABRICS.
SPECIAL"
JlSF OPENED NEw LOT OF CHOICE
Sly LIS IN FIGURED FRENCH sATTEINS
~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEs
sEAToN PERRY,
Perry Building.
r,s,o,,,,.,,., Pennsylvania ave. cor. 9th st.
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CARTERS,
tel cllN ARVET Sp.cr
WnEAr BAKING POWDER
WHAT PROF. SILLINAN SAYS OF OUR WHEAT
MAKING POWDER

AEssRA MARTIN kALEYLEIscN's Soyx
Gentiemen-My eX animation Of your Wheat Pow.
1t. oevsops an neApec,sd Value To II from SAM.
tAsh roaNI oF VIEW. II certainly restores TO the
oIsso tEe fotassa aud aisgEc..a Salts, which the
MINING removes nom high grade -four AMI II avoids
ccnipe.ey aus cn.ce Of disaster which ATTENDS lie
-as use 2: small doses " Rochelle ss such ID
AZ ne taItafc acid compounds carry into the sySte
a. uie uesh nu contains ten times ullrc,l Pol
Sim STD sats ~ "a soa I'M, sevidet tnat the wusu Of
cInn.t D. from those which contain oniv
SODIUM AMI eclaa cvnpe.il,.s bts.oes the ior,xrc
sc There no danger OF an ak
Union VI TIE urane with disslc.c phosphaiex In fact
IL aIps.iis 10 i..e taS. yoI ave very strong csSs
pcxSo ncli tiie physiological sids und ths conyce
Case. Voighedl II SILIInIu
For sale ~
G. @. CORNWELL 4 SON.
1l1s Pennsylvania aveuua
me uaoe suppuso 0ts.su.1h. 6sn-Ap
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MAcKrSAw Straw HArs
$4,000.

$4,000.
FATTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF DRY
GOODS FOR SALEe.AT ACTUAL COST AT
ca roe RS,
Ill Market Space
500 yards of New and Beautiful DRESS GOODS,
new s.a les, new colors, reduced from rs to l5c
IN wards excellent quality New style CALICO,
reduced 10 &c
Nun vElLINGs, all colors, double width. purs
wool. reduced rom 81 10 81 Lc S~-'
GLAIk SILKS, excellent quality. roduced from RI
to I5c. "
TOWELS al Sc: TwIlIed CRASH Sc
bieached Table DAM.iSK, pure Linen, reduced to
45c ~' '>~ w
trut II The loom vard wide Bleached COTTON Sc
y \ Ii!ls She-tilg cOCrs)N. widest und best 23c
Bl.ASk .lsUSADE SILK GRENADINES. reduced
fioIn =: To oUc. ~
Very hxs: q.aity beautiful DRESS GINGHAMS.
rei ;ce'i iro,a LA 70 y.
tpttQE ID 81 i.kS, sue.
FANCY SiLkS. 31lac
WITS reduced fro1l s.. to Al Stl
NUNS VEIL Nus. sin1l> width ia
E@ast mi LAWNS, 5. . and luc.
. or .hrty days ouf inmerlse stuck Of DRY GOODS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09

KEEP Coo1,
WHAT IS THE USE OF BEING IN A CONSTANT
STATE OF DISCOMFORT WHEN T II EXPENDI-
TURE OF A SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY WILL
ENABLE YOU TO BE NOT ONLY COMFORT
ABLE. BUT GENTEEL IN APPEARANCE
OUR HOT WEATHER GOODS WILL FILL THE
BILL ENTIRELY.
HANDSOME sEERsUcKER COATS AND VESTS
FROM So Up.
GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKER COATS,
VESTS AND TROWS. IRIS.
ELEGANT ENGLISH CHECK COATS AND VESTS
THE FINEST SUMNER GOODS IN THE CITY.
SILK ALPACA COATS AND VESTS
DARP D. ETE COATS AND VESTS Light Colors.
Finest Imported Goods.
BROWN STIR PED SEERSUCKERS
The Newest Goods In this Line
BLACK DRAP D. ErE COATS
LoHg and Short. sack and Frock
LINEN COATS AND VESTS.
WHITE DUCK VESTS.
ALPACA AND LINEN BUSTERS
E E. BARNUM & CO.,
je5 93I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AucrroS. Auction. Aucr1os
RIBBONS. RIBBONS RIBBONS
THE NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE
$50 SEVENTH STREET
HAS RECEIVED THIS WEEK LARGE In
VOICE OF RIBBONS FROM NEW YORK
AUCTION. WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT AUG
TON PRICES
RIBBONS FOR SCHOOLS,
RIBBONS FOR sASHES,
RIBBONS FOR HATS
RIBBONS FOR DRESSES,
RIBBONS FOR THE NECK,
RIBBONS FOR THE HAIR.
RIBBONS IN ALL SHADES WIDTHS AND
QUALITIES.
ALSO. AT VERY LOW PRICES, LARGE LOT
WHITE PLUMEs. CREAM PLUMEs,
WHITE PLUMEs, CREAM PLUMES,
WHITE TIPS. CREAM TIPS,
WHITE TIPS. CREAM TIPS
WHITE SILK MULLS,
WHITE SILK MULLS,
CREAM SILK MULLS.
CREAM SILK MULLS,
WHITE GRAPES.
WHITE GRAPES.
CRAM GRAPES
HATS FOR DRESS AND SHADE PURPOSES
NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE.
je5 $50 It'll street northwest
:: E E"HE E.. + + !. !. :: ::
MILWAUKEE, LAGER BEER
THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT.
ASK FOR IT.
| sAM'L c. PALMER. AGENT.
Drrcyr. l71A oc&. q. -. -
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SPECIAL BARGAIN
Ladies' fi:ie KID hard-sewed flexible boot at
So CO, reduced IrhIn 50.
T. -tras ger No. 9J6 9TH street, four doors
above i street
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Locust aud Wild Honey
To-day at Johnson's, 440 9th st. l
Notice to Owners Of Sewing Machines.
Persons having machines which do n It work
satisfactorily can have them repaired. made
equal to new and warranted, at moderate cost
at Auerbach's, 7th and H. Prompt and par
ticular attention to mail orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09

THE RUSH still continues, and every one can
obtain great b.; g:slnf in fancy g'ots. Spe'iil
sales of books and picture, beginning June o..
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