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The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-21

ADAM and Eve were very hungry
couple. Eve when she SlSl2 many.
Adam Sl2,Sl240fy Ewes depressed spir-
its. Hence both SSl ,363 ,052.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-21

4 Hudson Bay railroad is proposed
by Capt. PIN. Just splendid for sum-
mer excursion. No sweltering heat
and no refrigerator cars needed.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-21

SOME fifty fishing boats. with their
crews, are missing as result of the
late storm on the banks OF Newfound-
land
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-21

THE morning of Jan. 30 was the
coolest in New Hampshire since 1881
the mercury being 2So below zero.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-21

THE contest for the county seat of
Sully county was decided by Judge
Smith i'm favor of Onida.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-21

A LITTLE girl suffering with the
mumps declared she felt as though a
headache had slipped down into her
neck
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-21

TAs process oe hiring negroes In ths syuesp
industry pf Mayylaad = eceomplshea 6y@
asceiost 0satleReR whe wish iaborsss ~
~ mach week fnV tte usgrob ssrvicA Ths.
~. VINO bids the highest secpfcs ,'ie negiv i Y
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-21
kIMBlL Ii has Touring mill in near
prospect.

NoBLEMEN of Europe now hold near
ly twsnty-one millions Of acres of land
in the United States.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-21

The Northwestern elevator, the Man
itoba depot and the hotel west Of the
track at WalcOtt burned.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-21
Ellsn Terry's Dog.
fBoufou Courtar lutoPyiswl

Such funny thing happened whsn ~
were coming 10 Boston from Buffalo rhs
train stopped al Statiou-I have f0rgottsa
the name Of it--and Fissis jumped on Ths
bell rang. and on We startsd When tn
depot was mere speck IN ths dtstancc ] sud-
dsniy missed Fusnis. swhsss = hsF oslsd,
and Harris. my maid. said be jumped on ~
the station, and shs did not think heS~c.'
again
a'Oh. stop tbs trainr I crieds - yoa wul
h.riIv believe n bat tlsrddd We wsea
-oicr ~ 10 the deuot - there was Fus&iA
coming on . fast sAh legs could hiring him
Thsr, wus nsvup Anything like The people N
shh coun1uv f0r kindnco a hart and wiz
inrnsw = oblise anyone"
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-21
Finding fsuit with the Weather.
lBuriington Hawksye.l

II Il hard 10 get weather 10 suit all ags&
compilations and ideas some Grams wh,
wonld be dinttsfsd IL there was no wsasssr>
at all are finding fault and prosin2 about thu
beautiful Indian summer, prolongei into ths-
days when winter h won't to assert his sway.
that hes been enjoyed throughout the north
west They say that IL b psomotive ot
malaria, Anyuor. rheamatism, boils,
debility. corns, chilb lains, aud what not. and
yearn Tor tho sharp winds and the pipping
air, that braces man up sir, and keeps
him Glive.
Of courss. The fault-Hnders always want
what they have not got II there had been
no Indian summer thsre would have beea o
wall that could be hearl from Dan %
Bssrhsba. There would have been growl-
Ing about the raw wind. kicking about The
early snow and . general fusilade OF feebi \
minded protests against hail. FROST rain ami
sleet Il would perhaps be well 10 send such
chronic growlsrs 70 Sumo place whers TIA
weather does not penetrate. 20 to speak.
Insane ssylums are well guarded sgAinst at-
tscks f~oun All kinls ~ vv.aeA-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-30

CIVIL SUIT ON ACCOUNT OF A FENCE.-Fan-
ME f. Hill, as trustee, has filed q suit against
NJ. B. Harlow for an injunction. She claims
fee simple in the property known as Melton, in
the east end of which are twenty-eight windows
for ventilation and light. Three OF these are
three and a-half feet wide and are used as pas.
sage from ii street to the rear Of the building,
which Harlow claims. Mr.. Harlow, she says,
has removed the fence. He was arrested on q
charge of trespass, but Judge Smell dismissed
the case. She now asks the Intervention of the
court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-30

KNIGHTS OF LABOR GOING TO RICHMOND
The Knights of Labor Of the city have arranged
to make visit to Richmond next Sunday.
o'clock. In Richmond they will be received by
the Knights Of that city and the mayor and
in charge Of the arrangements for the trip is
composed of Messrs G. A. Traylor, j. w. Con.
sidine, Geo. NJ. Depew and c. NJ. Cunningham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-30

TIE C0LoRED EDUCATIONAL AND LABOR
CoNvENTIoN.!The educational and labor con-
vention called under the auspices Of the Henry
Highland Garrett alliance, which has been in
session In the Cadets armory, on 0 street, be-
Myler, presiding, c. G. shepard, secretary,
since Monday, will close its sessions this even
Ing. The convention has been discussing the
means Of educating and elevating the colored
race in North America. The program for to-
night includes addresses by Mrs. Belva A. Lock-
wood, Mr.. Fred. Douglass, Rev. II. g. Laws and
Others
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E E = s. E :i;fH :: ::
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT
ARE NOW HAVING AN IMMENSE
CLEARING OUT SALE
OF
FALL AND WINTER WRAPS,
NEwMARKETs, CAPEs,
LADIES AND MISSES SUITS,

FALL AND WINTER WRAPS,
NEwMARKETs, cAPEs.
LADIES' AND MISSES SUITS,
WHICH WE WILL SELL AT RIDHCULoUsL1
LOW PRICES. AND 1T WILL PAY YOU
TO INTEREST YOURSELF IN
THE SAME.
LADIES' FALL AND WINTER WRAPS.
a p,... c..,,. fo1ns. Price sia 50. now $500.
ST. Black ru..e sfS ss 2sSs Sea- e41 nsx
ian, p.,. Former price $500, now $500.
, p,o..,., For%ei Price $1,000. now $3.50.
, o.. su, Former Price s27so. now $500.
s7s-, p,o..,., Former price $500. now $500
90, 49,. Former Price S sss. co. now $4,000.
'1 Lace T SsR l% psGcs 5000, now $500
Blk 1Fu'a'e Lace sna Bead Tri% 91 ge
jersey Polonaises, '''' p''s' '~>~oo' ~" 80
, , Former price $3.50, now $500.
ase-, n,o-, -. Former price $50: now S2oo.
COLL Brown Beaver, With fur Guns and Collar,
Former price $500. now $500.
s2sl diagonal e ss1 s aFs ipsnsS
P Former p assySS i sS.S' now $780,
Fss%s. s psiss $1,000
ESQ, cn...., ~ Former price $1,000. now $3.50.
Former price $500. now $3.50
striped Newmarket Scotch IN. ma.s Ell u
Blk Diagonal is fur trimmed ali around.
. p,. Former price $1,000 now $780,
- e .'eA' Former nasT prics $1,000. now saoo.
012-2 Bottle Green Newmarkets, Astrachan trims g.
esq., Newmarkets, drab and dark brown,
eOs-1 Mouse Color Newmarket, Astrachan trimmed
ON Former price 1890 now $1,000.
pfes Rs
s,... Former price $3.50. now s25.oO
p,,., 49, Former price $500, now $1,000
p,,,., 49,. Former price $4,000. now s25.oo
Former price $500. now $3.50
- Former r price ss5 %. now s225o
, Former price $5O.OO now $4,000.
Former price $40 co. now $1,000
1 Brown Beaver Trimmed slightly damaged.
Former price $1,000 now $1,000
Former price $1,000, now s12.5O
LADIES SUITS.
Sci Black Cashmere Suit.
.o Former price 81 100 now $1,000.
oO4-2 DARK Green Cloth Suits.
1861 Cut Cashmere. Velvet trimmed. tan suif. '0
900 Former price S16.5O, now $1,000.
~. Former stf price s $780, now $3.50.
9O3--1 Figured Cloth latest style,
Dark Brown TricOt
,o Former price $1,000 now $500
4Oo-A Ian CoOred IrlcOt, TailOr-made,
Former price $1,000 now $14OO.
The above prices are guaranteed to be SO per cent
Lower than Actual Cost,
E E E 4 ~ WV Y y ::
$3.50 416 SEVENTH STREET NV
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Children's Shoes a Speciality.

Chfldren's Shoes a Specially.
Spring-heels at &c., re, Soc 9Sc 81 90
Heeled Shoes, Kid and Morocco, re, &c.,
Youths Tipped Shoes at 9sc., S1.23, STAT.
Boys Solid Leather Shoes from 0Sc up
Misses Spring Heels in Pebble, Straigft-goat,
Morocco and Kid in b. c. D widths, from 73c. up.
Also slippers and Rubbers, in great variety,
at equally low figures.
q. STRAsBURGER, No. 9O6 7th street,
doors above T.
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EDUCATIONAL.

w tionai Shorthand a AIS AT THE NEW Ma
Ts Pe call as4 taught
be open from am. TIL mr. after which date win
A COLLEGE GRADUATE p.,7,7s,-se6., -,
Engs latin TN and and Greek in the BeFts School o
private obstruction in above bEsncbped would give
Iams rnon9 9 aP, Apply to BerIis School Of
IGHT LINE SHORT-HAND- - =.
simplest and best reporting systsr II LAALESSl,
on Friday evening at pm, at r III {, fa0o Nas
800. se3Oh3t&
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AIM Hran.

AIN H1eu.
THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS ALSO
Lutte PERFECTION IN THIS WORLD,
BUT THE MANUFACTURER WHO AIMS
AT PERFECTION CONES NEAREST TO IT.
THERE Is CLOTHING AND CLOTHING
IN ONE INSTANCE YOU WILL FIND ALL
THE EFFORTS DEVOTED TO MAKING
UP STYLISH GOODS. WITHOUT MUCH
REGARD TO THE WEARING QUALITIES.
IN ANOTHER YOU WILL FIND GOOD
OUTSIDE MATERIALS AND INFERIOR
TRIMMINGS. IN ANOTHER YOU WILL
SEE GOOD MATERIALS ALL THROUGH.
BUT INFERIOR WORKMANSHIP. IN
STILL ANOTHER. EVERYTHING THAT
SHOWS WILL BE OF FAIR QUALITY:
BUT THE UNSEEN" SUCH AS CANVAS
SEWING SILK, &c. ARE INFERIOR.
WHEN GOOD MATERIALS INSIDE
AND OUT, SEEN AND UNSEEN. FIRST
CLASS WORKMANSHIP AND THE NEW
EST STYLES ARE COMBINED, PERFEC-
TON IN CLOTHING Is NEARLY AN AC-
COMPLIsHED FACT.
THIS Is THE CHARACTER OF GOODS
MADE BY wANAMAKER, OF PHILA-
DEIpHIA
YOU ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR
LINES OF THESE GOODS FOR FALL AND
WINTER WEAR
IN FALL ovERcoATs OUR STOCK IS
LARGE IN SUITS, BUSINESS, HALF
DRESS OR DRESS, WE HAVE MANY
NEW AND EXCLUSIVE LINES, AND ALL
AT LOWEST PRICES.
e. b BARNUM & co,
se29 e8l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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LADIES' GOODS.

HoME AeArN.
MR. GEO. WHITE, LADIES TAuOR .rd M A prr
MAKER, 80 11th ST. nv
VIII make Ladies' dresses. az, during september
and October, nj the following prices
Cloth Costumes Ladies own material. a a. 49,.
$ie Newmarkess eaS; Beatrice. els; Riding Hshiss
&C, SIS and np~srds Goth Costumes, Everything
Special attention 60 Wedding Outfts In rb,ch NJ.
White has made great succesS Cuttinc and FStti,.
Patterns made 10 order. ss,s
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81 CAPITAL PRIZE, $75 1000. Eu
Tickets only g. Shares In proportion.
r OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

IL
We do hereby certify that s,u~-ytse the arrnnoe.
mems 0r al the Monthly and Semi annual D,uufuos OF
ne Lo,sta,'a State Lottery G,mpany, and IN person
monaco ded control re DraDings theascues and that
Iath to,card au parties and zoe aiaho1se ne Ompany
20 Use 1 certcdte, .rth Jdc-simes ~ signatures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-30

THE PALAIs ROYAL. 'OPENING" CONTINUED.
The many patrons of this popular establish
ment will be pleased to learn the Fall Opening
will be continued until Saturday at pm. The
"sOuvenirs'' are the attraction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-30

ONE DOLLAR AND NINETY CENTS will buy
as fine Black or Brown Derby Hat as you
wish to wear. Francs, corner 18th and d streets
the only strictly one price hat and gents fur.
niShing store in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-30

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Observation-Disclosures
ton of officers for ensuing year tomorrow
evening at O'Clock sharp.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

OII1 AND DISTRICT
Amusements TO-NiGht.
ALBAUGH'S OPERA HOUSE. Bad
Boy
HEROES OPERA HoUSE.-Ethel Tucker in
"Queena-"
DIME MUSEUM. Iottie Church in ~Un-
known"
THEArER CoMIoUE.-Alice Oates and Variety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-30

Flour Has Advanced.
We have bought largely flour made from
old wheat, and will sell you the best brands
lower than you can buy them.
N. I. METZGER & Bro, Grocers,
l AIT 7th street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-30

The Practical Optician. DIR. Nj. Neuer,
from Vienna, formerly optical manager at Mr.
Justh lVienna Optician co.,, has established
himself at 745 9TH street n. W., where first-class
spectacles and Spectacles are sold and made to
order at 25 per cent cheaper than by any other
Optician in the CITY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-30

KINGS PALACE Grand Fall Opening Of Pat
tern Hats, Bonnets and Cloaks ON Thursday
and Friday, October LIST and I'd. Ali are in
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hISGs PALACE OPKN1No.cLAdies are N.
quested 70 ate nd the grand an miIlinery
Spening q King Palace, 814 It'll s1xeof Tnnr;.
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References: Former patrons ofthe school se25-toc1
t M ~ 2 81 E E ax BRANCHES
Experiencedin teaching foreigners thelanguage 24lm
cum institute of Georsesown D. g.. win VIII open
Monday, October 9th 1883, at pm.
MATTHEW'S. 1905 3lst ST. se23-tocl
nAVID s. L. JOHNSON,
II organst and choirmaster,
Vocal and Instrumental Pupils received se23Ims
ii Teacher Of Piano, Organ and Vocal Music
selS-Im* 1902 s st. NV.
w ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
Mrs. NJ sE ~ : III YA RI Principal
tion endorsed by . responsible Board Of Judges
and others IN
ment of the Voice.
lisl, offered to Foreigners.
Cure Of s,am%e5nS stastsslpg and all painful
4 limited number Of Students accommodated with
MEP1 Sc EH SAI
MsSsSAi oeSsER STI At 'Ha i the Sss %eS az
cal Buiding. 1925 street n.w with an Introductory
DS and
regular lectures wi continue daily throughout the
The Autumn Examinations win commence at the
College on Tuesday. October 9th, at pm. For par
ssn.w. ofhce hours s:soio 10 am 4 70 pm. si6 I'm
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,.
viii be resumed sEPTEMBER DIST. at scclock
Examinations for admission will be held ON the
For catalogues or Information apply to
..,,a, JAMES C. YELLING, Lib.
-
Y1HE CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF
i THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
The exercises Of this school will he resumed In the
CONVERSELY Building TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9Th. At
Besides the general instructions will be given
in special courses as Civil and Mining Engineering,
Ths acaoo Is onsn 4 hash &C
o Dean and register 1seir a names re-
For catalogues or information apply to Prof z. T.
JAMES c. YELLING, LID.
Q1HR a YEAR BOARD AND TUITION
ii 55 Boys Military Academy; S20O YOUNG Men Mill
tary College. Address EPISCOPAL Schools. Had.
don6ead. New Jersey. selO-ims
NyHE MEDICAL, PHARMACEUTTCAT. Ann
open their annual sessions October 9Th 1Tinics mc
cs and surgical viii be held once week Dispefssry
clinic daily Students win be expected to assist q
these enas. e; 4 sUsv isS1ss. D. secretary.
se1-eoce Wellington, &c.
EORaETowN GOLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
SaG ~ sn ~ s,s Boarding and day
iSs .. Ins 3
tescns,s For Circular nngRly 2 psincapea -.
i 81
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FINE AND RUGs fAUCrToy-Alar oe
and handsome collection OF these goods In Tan
estry, Body Brussels, Smyrna and other Quaii-
Ties, viii be closed out by auction on Thursday.
Octo6er LIST, at Weeks Co.'S Auction Rooms
63G Louisiana avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-30

ART In THE HousEHo1D.
DANIEL G. HATCH,
IMPORTERS AGENT,
40 9th street.
Is exhibiting most interesting collectionof
DOULTON ART POTTERY,
imported direct, to which he invites An inspection
From the Public
INTERIOR DECORATIONS,
ARTISTIC FURNITURE,
se2e-2w STAINED GLASS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-30
Condensed LOeals.

Condensed Locals.
Street lamps will be lighted at els pm. and
sItinguished at 1145 pm
precedented success i'm the role of Oueena- and
by special request will continue the balance of
the week at Herzog's Ninthstreet Opera House.
The Federation Of Trades Unions last even
Ing approved the action of X. of L., in reference
to the alleged refusal of the proprietor Of Joyces
coaeh factory TO allow his hands to stop work
The correct list Of the officers of the Graceland
Cemetery association elected at Mondays meet
Ing is as follows o. F. Presbrey, president; F. c.
Cate, secretary and treasurer; Samuel NOrment,
seymour W. Tullock and VIM. Tindall direc-
tors.
The Cigarmakers' International convention
IN session at Cincinnati yesterday elected the
following delegates To represent the Interna-
Ton OF trades TO be held in this city, December
.: j. 5. kerschner, Philadelphia; Samuel Com
Ee has New York; ]. F. MahOney, Springfield
Mesrs- Anthony Hyde and c. NJ. Matthews,
cruS.ess' have asked permission Of the equity
OF taxes and membranes, made by Chief JUS
uce David X Cartier for the property located
n the corner of 18th and streets northwest.
belonging 10 the estate Of the late Judge Thos
w. BARLEY.
The National Rifles and the National Rifle
Cadets will leave at O'Clock Tomorrow morn.
Ing for Culpeper, Va, to visit the Piedmont fair
and arrive home at $50 p: m. The Company
E1,Policeman David n. Felt was fined S5 In
the Police Court this morning with disorderly
marks last night 10 policemen In front OF the
seventh precinct station.
John Davis and Andrew Purcell had q dis
Pote over q bill which the latter owed the
former, and Davis dealt Purcell q blow on the
eye, the effects Of which were plainly visible.
Judge Smell fined Davis 81 for assault.
Inc last concert for the season at the Capito,
grounds Will be given by the Marine band this
Bishop O'Sullivan win ordain at Sta Pete,
md Pauis church at Cumberland Md TO-DAY
Ihursday and Friday. Three brothers win he
pfoained sub-deacon and deacon, and six Will
De admitted to minor orders.
was so ably defended by Mrs Nesslain and her
daughter with a shotgun last week when the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad comnany az
tempted TO cut 1t down, has at last been re-
Over fifty entries have been received for tho
Capital Bic ycle Clubs races Friday afternoon
~ Athletic Park, the largest number ever made
0r any races held by this club.
isaiah Gray, the eoiored man who was ar
stolen clothes was sentenced to-day BY Judes
Smell TO four months in jail
FINE CARPKD AND RUGS laroa
estry, Body Brussels, Smyrna and other ouaii-
TIES VIII be closed out by auction on Thursday
october LIST, at Weeks & Co.'S Auction Roons
oS1 Louisiana avenue.
"A SPLENDrD CoIL1CTloN on DECORATIVE
PLANTS AT AUcTIoN.-4r Bowling viii sell 10.
morrow at bis auction rooms, Commencing NJ
II O'Clock, Q fine collection Of DecoraSive
rants, Roses. &C., num the nursery Of Mr. John
hISGs PALACE OPKNINo-LAdies are re-
quested 70 atte nd the grand faIl mfIlinerv
SSpsninS a King Palace, ga 7th s1zsee, Tnnr-
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~ wv W 0AS WILL WILL W inter IS here.
The summer is over-Autumn brings forcibly
to mind the necessity of fixing tn" revenue Tor
the winters supply of the requirements OF life
ana the sanguine man turns naturally to
making small sacrifice of dollar or more las
he can afford iD upon the altar of fortune. by
sending to n. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La,
FOR ticket or q fraction of one in the 1S5th
Grand Monthly Drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery Lottery, at noon, on Tuesday always Tuesday,
broadcast in sums from SIS 900 downward. So
prepare for winter-by investing at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-30
Call at 1856 7th street. See Mr.. Estep. 2

s.Call at 1856 7th street. See Mr.. Estep.
Rudden's. 932 18th ST. NV. Rudden's Furni-
ture and Carpet Instalment House. 4
Extraordinary Bargains
in ladies' fine shoes tor this week. at J. Brock
SO2 7th street.
Ladies' Fine Pebble only $500, worth So 90.
Ladies' Fine Kid, only $500, worth $500.
Ladies Fine Kid. Cousins, only 1915.
S3 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No. 1
Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGees 9th, near D st. s&w-3m
Cholera, Diphtheria. Fevers. Malaria,
prevented by the use of Reed & Carnrick's So
mended by the Public Health Association as
superior to all other disinfectants and germi-
cloes. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
m,w,s-45 1872 Fulton St n Y
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ALL CLOTHING we sell is manufactured at
our factory, IA 8. Howard St, Baltimore, Md.
Eiseman Bros, cor 18th and E streets
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BOYS CLOTHING of our own manufacture
Eiseman Bros, cor. It'll and T. streets.
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BoYS' clothing of our own manufacture. Else
man Bros. cor. 7th and E streets.

WASTE Nor.-Don't waste your money for In
lerior shoes when you can always rely on buy
Ing honest serviceable goods at such low prices
OF VIM. Hahn Il Co.'S reliable shoe house, SIC
18th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue. See
City Items,
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EDUCATIONAL
NrRS FLORA c. DENNISoN
MI VIII, resume her
CLASSES IN DANCING
AT HKB

| E/OSGAAAs -
MRS FLORA 6 wl Rf Ss.Sns Ssr
CLASSES IN DANCING
| AT HER
ACADEMY,
| NATIONAL RIFLES HALL.
an al s ;ns . and
carefully and thoroughly sangni .. containing
NJ St. or Of the Janitor at the hall sel6-lm
| Mt VERNON INsTITUTE 1890 STREET
MI Enssn and PseSs s ssS ;ss % Thirteenth
A UnERS FEMA Ivs SEMI IA & u,.,
ea sesf EnS.sn f0 MIS- BHIcH. Prseipa 1900 os
GARFIELp KINBERaARTEN AND TRAIN:
's se5- Ii Nj. ANNA B. OGDEN. Principal
Mt. VERNON SEMINARY.
100 AND 1lO4 n STREET NV.
ENGLISH. FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME
AND DAY SCHOOL.
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
MRS ELIZABETH J. soMERs. AN. Principal
n n'ss s soana a o sD Vic. Principal.
Assisted by . Corps Of Thirteen Able Masters and
Teachers
Highest Standard in English and Classical Studies
Modern Languages under Direction of the BERLITz
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Special Advantages in Instrumental and Vocal Music
Art and ElOCutiOu
Eleventh Year Opens OCTOBER 1sT. 1885
Application by letter or personally q above
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M NV. viii reopen September i6th. 1855. Tn:
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EMERSON INSTITUTE, 9I4 l4TH ST., Be
IL tween and X, select classical and mathematical
school for boys begins its Bath year MONDAY. Sep
schools and for The e g Military and Naval aesde
Principal 9l4 18th St. Circulars can be obtained at
the bookstores. au2S-t,w
NEW GERMAN METHOD FOR THE PIANO.
time IS oPdnary dSSe II sea wh tSe
teachers and scholars win welcome the instructions
easily convince them that it is what they desire For
a ."s! c \ n saG.S
MISS ANNIE MORAN'S SELECT SCHOOL FOR
W R"ys and Girls cor New jersey ave and Est n.
branches se5-lms
WAsHINGToN ACADEMY OFTtLEiRAPHY.
tion all to see the method by which You can soon
learn profession. pa I'd st. Sc je6lm
;!A,s aeaI P RALA HONE so9l FOR
PER 18th; Terms moderate. For circulars adj
dress Mrs. NJ. f. PORTER. Principal. aul-5ms
MI. B. ND! MRS. ALFRLD BuJACs ENGLISH
Ladies and Little Girls lVl2 18th ST. NV. Annual
session commences SEPTEMBER 18th. se5-lms
ERIENDs' SELECT SCHOOL. AN ELEMENT
will teoFe na 9th mo Sept I4.h To provide for
been procured. The corps of instruction been en-
and the lansusges is thorough and SUFFICIENT pre-
send tor catalogue or call ai SCHOOL from 230 IN. to
4p.m. THOS. w. SIDw ELL.
aul5-3m Principal
NJ ''' MA ! rEh NAR OF PIANO
res:a n Il reasSnaole For particulars &C. apply at
MISS ROSA POESCHES GERMAN. FRENCH
Nl and English school and Kinder will re-
For ee an ppy aI
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corne, Of. s at MAs9S Sw K Wa.6ovto,
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Re-Opens FOR the season of 1853 SO,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH,
for the formation of classes
Circulars to be had ut music stores or at the Ac-
ademy. sel5-lm
VXIASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
1925 Vermont avenue,
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and Little
Girls
This institution will enter upon its twelfth annual
session Wednesday, september 23d, 1855.
Miss II. E. Vice principal
Assisted by q full corps of experienced teachers
For catalogues and full particulars apply To the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-30
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