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II LIB STRIKERS AHEAD so FAR-Up to late hour
raliroad Drakernen IN Fort Wayne, Ind, Renamed
practlcaiy unchanged. The strikers hold abeolute
sway over the yards Of the Pittsburr and (;rnnd
RAPIDS and Indiana railroads The yards are
oloSked with loaded freight cars; many OF them
Win pershaDle carg0eS The strikers do0gedly
assert that Lot wheel shall turn until the 06.
noxlous donbie-header system Is abolished. It Is
supposed TIA, the firemen VIII Join the striktn1
Dr4kenien To-Day.
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$40 Seventh street.
N. slLvERBERG l. CO.,

CIR THs Best.
THE CONCORD HARNEss~
THE CONCORD COLLAR
Coupe, Carriage, Road Team and Express r.rr... ~
oil kinds and description At Lowest Prices "
makers name and trade
LUTZ BRO,
E7Pennsylvania Avenue
Adjoining National Hotel
~ HORSE BLANKETS and CARRIAGE ROBEsia
great varsity ct wary low pricea ocl7
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MEsSRs- WALTER B. WILLIAMS q Co. have some
very large carpets and fine rugs left from their
tieD, which n be offered only to MORROW at pri-
vate sale at less than auction prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-16

FINE LoT OF GOODS AT AUCrIoN-Mr Bowling will
sell tomorrow, at his auction rooms, varied col
lection Of goods, embracing a fine line or oleo-
graphs, engravings and Oil paintings which Will be
sold at IL O'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-16

IN Last PKRyoRMANcEs OF ~Chimes OF Norman
~ n HeszoRS Museum VIII take place tomorrow
On Monoay Pauline Markham viii open In East
Lynne. Details WIZ be found In the regular an
0oUncunUt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-16

EBONY AND ROSEWOOD gold-headed canes to dis
continue the sale OF canes, fifty cents on the dol
lar. Francs, corner 9TH and D. the only strictly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-16

MO SUFFERED. FROM ANY SCROFULOUs DIs
ease who will fairly try Ayers sarssparlla need
despair OF cure. 1t will purge the blood of all i'm
purities. thereby destroying the germs from which
scroua Is developed and will infuse new life and yieor
throughout the whole physical organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-16

HUNG HERSELF TO AycID ARREsT-Charlotte
Hack. aged 45 committed suicide in Baltimore yes
terday. stephen MCGOWAN had entrusted upward
OF $500 to her keeping, Of which she expended 5000
McSowan Threatened arrest, and while he was
looking for policeman she hanged herself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-16

BRIEFs and Records printed promptly Gray &
CIarkson's
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AFFAIR. 4. West washington.

SBuIpINo Assoc1ArroSs.-The 10th building asso-
cation cioeed Its affairs very Satisfactorily last
ngnG all the stock being canceled-The 18th
building association held It's Goth regular meeting
last night at 0Oddard's hall, when twenty-seven
snares were retired at stock value, rate $3.50 per
NoIEs.-Dr. Tyler IL steadily recovering from his
recent severe nlneSS-The number. Of arrests
some time-Excelsior tent OF Rechabites win b. he
revived in few days '' "''' ~
EMMA BOND DYNG.-Miss Emma Bond, who
never entirely recovered from the horrible outrage
~ %, nTS yeaTS s{o now In dying condition at
days ago. while ministering to her sick father. Miss
Bono swooned and fell, striking her head upon the
noor' producing conclusion of the brain.
N0hIH CAROLINA NHGRoKs GONG WEsT.-The ne
gsoes N Arson county, n. c., are looking forward
can satisfy themselves that they are not taking a
leap In the dark. Rev. A. f. Goslin and Rev. An
land gTns to +, rs To spy out
representatives from all the townships, has been
called for next Saturday. The cause Of the move
ern border OF the state adjoining South Carolina
Curry was convicted at Augusta, Ca. yesterday of
larceny AFTER trust. and sentenced to five years.
Imprisonment In the penitent1ary. curry was worth
nalI q mnlon, was the owner Of the Sumriervfle
cotton mills, president OF Curry's Exchange bank
and was brothsr-in-law Of the Inmans His fail
disasters He was indicted for the frauduenI con.
version OF q thousands dollar bond OF the city OF
Augusta which had been deposited with him for
safs-keeplng:
HURLED Down A TwENrY-Foor ExBANKMrNT-
passenger train were thrown down tWenty-Ioot
em6ankment. into Stony creek, near Nauch Chunk,
yesterday morning, by q misplaced switch. The
OF the switch was discovered and could not be
stopped In time. The fifty passengers were hurried
into the rear car, which was detached from the
pH Sp,aa
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APPLEToN'S American CyclopaedIa. For best terms
Be- For Sale-MlScellaneous column, this paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-16
Dun lnarssE Srock Or Day Goops
MUST BE REDUCED

OUR 1MNENsE SToCK OF DRY GooDs
MUST BE REDUCED.
SILKS at Cost
VELVETS at Cost
DRESS GOODS at Cost
TABLE LINENS at Cost
BLANKETS at Cost
NEW YORK MILLS sHEET1NG COTTON (widest
and very best). 25c.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS
SERGE CASHMKRES, fine quality in Blue Green and
25c ' jaw " ~
HANDSOME BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET
(real value g. SOY. reduced to 81 So
LADlEE CLOTH SU1TING, one yard and a half wide
374c N may why
BLACK and COLORED SILKS at actual Cost price
O1r excellent quality BLACK (FRENCH) SILKS
reduced from 81. Is to 81 co. Our excellent QUALITY
COtORED SILKS reduced from q 90 to 75c
and Blue, S1O0 1870
NUNS YELLING. in Blue, Cream and Pink pure WOOL
widest double width S516c ~
COLOREO SILK VELVETS Al 90
COLOR AID BLACK SATINS Soc
SOLORED BROCADE SILK VEIVETS al 90
6LACk EASHMERE SHAWLS. pure wool al 80
bLEACHED TABLE DAMASK pure linen soc
CASH PRICES NO CREDIT
!alO CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE
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The Great Mark Down.


tie; Choppnig Bowl and Knife, 14c; doa salt eel
lars, 17c. Ali other goods at equally low prices
The Great Mark Down,
At VIM. Hahn & Co.'S,
616 eth street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue.
Ladies S4.50 hand-sewed straight goat bu ttor
LADIES' s.. so hand-sewed kid button $3.50
ladies' 81 goat and kid button now $3.50.
Ladies' $l.75 solid worked hole button $1.25.
Gents $500 1ne calf stitched boots $40
Gents 81 reliable calf boots now So 90
Gents 81 laced and CATERS only Sl.5O.
BOYS Kip and calf boots at COST
Child's heel and spring heel button COO.
Many odds and ends at halt price. I
You Will Positively Save 40c.
on every dollar by going to Auerbach's Knit Jacket
Depot, 9TH and streets, for finest quality Dress
G gloves Evening Shades in Neckwear, fine Dress
designs In Linen Collars and Guns and sewing Ma
chimes. /
Black and Brown Derbys. beauties, at
81. Francs, corner 9TH and D, the only strictly
one price Hat and Gents Furnishing Store in this
city. /
Fresh supply
OF long and close fitting seal skin sacques Just re-
celved at Stlnemetzs, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
Prices $la5, $3.50, s175. Also, seal plush sacques,
newmarkets and visites at very low prices. 2
Aladdin Security Oil.
% recommended by Insurance Companies as the
safest burning Oil to use. .w,f,m,l3
ThOrmton,s Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver Oh with Hypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, Impaired
to take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
glstS. Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured by W. E.
thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
Baltimore, Mo. mWf
NO Accident Has Ever Occurred
iIoni using Alaodln security Oil. w,f,m,13
12hc. Percales 6hc. 736 18th st. J. E. Young. 8
Life PrcServer.
II you are losing your grip on life, try "Wells'
Health ReneWer." Goes direct to weak spots 9
ASK Your Grocer
for Aladdin Security OIL. w.f.m.13
"A1dcrnev Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning.
and delivered In half-pound Ward" prints, 50c per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, ButternilE ana sweet
MIX, &C. per quart Cream 15c. pint
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G ONE SAY CONSUMPTION CAN'T BE CURED,
OAyers Cherry Pectora proved by forty years. ex
perience will cure this disease when not already adj
vanced beyond the reach of medical aid Even then its
use Affords very great relief and nsures refreshing
Sleep d13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-16

CoUGHS. COLDS AND SORE THROAT yield readily
to B. H. Douglass & Sons Capscum Cough Drops.
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Now IL Your Chance.
M Augenstein, S17 7th St NV, offers for to-mor-
row only the following immense bargains: Decora-
ted Chamber Sets, all colors, 29c.; doz. Goblets,
49,; doz- Knives and Forks. 43c.; Decorated Tea
Sets a pieces, &317 Covered Sugar Bowls &c.; Gel
cry Glasses, 15c.; Fancy Vase Lamps, with Chan
string Brooms 15c; syrup Pitchers, lie: oblong
Wash Boilers, 46c.; Il doz- Fancy Wine Glasses,
1ac.: Fancy Hassocks, &C.; gallon Crystal Water
PITCHERS, 19c.; gallon, &c., Ironing Boards, &C.;
Cake Boards, 1sc.; OMeara's Royal Glue, 10c bot
tie; Choppnig Bowl and Knife. 14c.; doz. Salt eel
lars, l7c- All other goods at equally low prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-16

ATTENTION. Fox HUSTERS--A handsome thorough
bred Kentucky mare for sale. Apply Reyes Co.'S
Stables, 14th street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
NIX and whisky testers: Iempler,s. Pa ay. AZ.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: T. G.
IleHsey 10 John Mass pit II, so. 263; 1880. John
NJ huckley TO Margaret E. Collins, lot ill., So 1872;
$500. A. ID. Stedham to Josephine Limerick, pt.
2 so. AS; $500 $ S. Huntley to L. II. Hirshfeld
sub a. 81. 2i1; $. W. r.. Woodward, trustee, to
Eliza T. watson, lots 12, Is and14, SO. 1921; s..
10 James McLaren, pit. 6, So. 5S2; s.. Same to
oregon L. Green, pit Chichester, 30 acres: g..
Same TO Ida L. McLaren, lots So. s and 50. Union
town. s.. Same to G. +. Watson, lot 513, do:
8. Elizabeth Barber ct al TO c. B. Smith, lots
40s 10 AS and 411 to 423, do: SEQ. Same to B. E.
b. Z. Messer, lot 12s, So 500; 8. ]. r. Davis ct
al, trustee, TO r. b. M Dodge, PTS AZ and a. Bealrs
addition to Georgetown; s.
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ASSIGNEE SALE OF III. HOllander, 40s 7th street
northwest Avail yourself or the splendid Opportu
nifty 20 buy china. crockery and house-lurnishing
goods Also silyer-piated ware. of the very best
makes, at ami below cost. j. BROCK, Assignee.
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SENT TO TIE REFoRN SCHooL--william Jennings
Thomas Payne and Chas- Hickey, small colored
boys, each of whom stole q brass bushing from the
Washington Brick Machine company, were sent to
1e refosm school during minority by Judge Smell
this mofnfn2.
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GRAY GARRISON, Printers. Globe Printing Onice,
$50 Pa ave
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LECTURES.

:% Gee a sss sss 81" -"
ad &C. 60 I II L.: ssss--:
MIR. GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA
VIII Lecture at
MARI MIS- HALL
ON WEDNESDAY, 3 ,AY AND A. ,. F J ! JANUARY
y rS2N Hs q sfgcA E1
Wo SP buR u 4 FIJI RHf yEA e THE
SHOWS aS6 4 $AHs HsT01'a
TRs lecturer will be introduced by Hon. JAMES
Admission 50 cents Reserved Seats 81 Sale Of seats
nR RICH. s. RosENTHAL,
Late Private Tutor to
THE IMPERIAL FAMILY OF AUSTRIA,
AUTHOR
THE MEIsTBRsCHAFT SYSTEM.
Will deliver Lecture on
MODERN LANGUAGES
How TO SPEAK. AND How TO TEACH THIN.
At
WIZARDS HALL.
On
TUESDAY. JANUARY 2OTH, AT O'CLOCK N
Or Rosenthal is not only Of the first nguists of
speakers we have ever heard "-Boston Transcript
ADAfI ssIoN FREE,
BY tickets which may be obtained At Brentano's.
WILLARD HALL
PROF. RICHARD PROCTOR
The Distinguished English Astronomer viii Lecture
MONDAY yAA AGR 4Tg Il RSb EVENINGS S
5 IN 9s u 56J Esf Fl T5 WI MSE5 HSosn
Both Lectures viii be illustrated by beautiful lantern
at tssn.s
1lth street and Pennsylvania avenue. jal6-4ts
A STATIC RUSSIA
On the Evening of THURSDAY JANUARY Is. 1885,
GEORGE KENNAN
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Cor. Of 10th and G streets NV,
The Fifth Lecture of His Course entitled
Birdie PATHS OF THE EASTERN CAUCASUS
The Subjects and Dates of the remaining Lectures will
be as follows:
8. Bride Paths of the Eastern Caucasus Jan 10Th
G. Highlanders Of Daghestan.-JaI GOTH
Both will be illustrated with stere, pticon views
Sinie admission with reserved seat IS cts without
reserved 80 cts Ticketsts for at Brentanos
ja14-t20
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES
THE STORY
of the
AMERICAN REVOLUTIOy
Toldin Thirteen Lectures
PROF. JOHN FISKE, of Cambridoe
AT THE CONGREGATIONAL, CHIJRCH
ON MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
BEGINNING JANUARY 14th, at 8 o. m
Tickets for the Course ..............., a0oo
To be had at Ellis & Co.'s No extra charge for Re
served Seats. " ~
These lectures are fascinating. brilliant and mas.
terly beyond anything that has been heard in Rs
ton. Mr.. lisse is OF the most remarkahie men Of
our day."-GOstOn Cor. Hartford C0ttTant d27-im
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM USEMENTS.
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
EVERY EvEN1Na-MAT1NEE SATURDAY.
The Comedians.
ROBSON AND CRANE.
And their Excellent Comedy Company.
TIL: sss11s . IL sdeis ne" Comedy By
The CEERUBS
Saturday Matinee.
Dion BoCcicauits Great Comedy.
FORBIDDEN FRUIT.
Admission. % so and Is cents.
No Extra charge for Reserved Seata
Saturday Night. only performance Of
sHARPs AND FLATS
Monday. January 19-RISTORL
Sale Of seats now OPEN h16
noMINIck MURRAY
,als-a rHEATMEkk GcoM1ouE
NAr1oSAI THEATER
Overwhelming success.
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
RHEA
THE AMERICAN COUNTESS!
By Mr.. Howard Carroll.
Saturday Might. Farewell to Rhsa
THE American Sr sou RS1 TESS And CAMILLE
Mile: Rhea. supported BY unrivaled dramatic COM
James ". MorrisseyS.. '>''' '''' '''''
=, Monday. January 10.
Inc Madis TA SaS sf1s yassfeF co. In
With special scenery and original cast embracing Miss
Georgia Cayvsn. Messra JOS. wheelock. Ben Ma
ginley and others. jal6
II sing SING"
NEXT WEEK.
3al6.2t THEATER COMIQUE.
FoRD's. BRIGHT OPERA
POPULAR PRICES! POPULAR PRICES I
THE CARLETON OPERA COMPANY.
The Perfection Of Comic oper.-crowded by the Elite
TT0o-NN I'HTTT THE M MAsCoT
TT9 o.s1sHT-THE M M4seSF:
ss3 B BI$$$E$ s$#$sB HEsHH
Saturday Night-MERRY WAR.
Monday Next.
NEIL BURGESS
MRS q surrr VIM ,.,s
THE GREATEST SHOW"
.1s2. AT rR hh7H T d5H1Qun
A LBAUaHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
TORI!
Commencing MONDAY. JANUARY H.
NINE. ADELAIDE RIsToRI
Will appear for the first time here the occasion Of
her farewell appearances in America. IN ENG.
L1sH. assisted BY q Powerful Com
pany, under the direction Of
BROOKS b DICKSON.
Mondsy Evening. ............-.......::ELI ZABETH.
Wednesday s Evening. MARIE AMTofk G4TE
thursday Evening. MARIE ANT0INETTE.
sasaSaaay
Saturday Evening ia ewell to historic MARY STUART
And Sleep WALKING Scene from Macbeth
Sale O. seats now open at the box office.
Prices-Orchestra. 81; orchestra circle, &150: bal.
cony reserve. 81 admission to first dQor 81; balcony
Toe family Circle 60c. Boxes $40 and $40. jal6
" NJ. c. A. COURSE
L. WILL CARLETON. POET. ORATOR,
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
JANUARY % 1885,
Get tickets at Ellis Co. s. y37 Penn'a ave iall-9t
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EMMA BOND DYrSG-yiss Emma Bond who
never entirely recovered from the horrible outrage
o. % Iwo yearS ago. = now in dying condition at
HlnsoOfo, Ill rom the effects OF a fall A few
days ago. while ministerinp to her sick father Miss
BONO swooned ana fell, striking her head upon the
uoof, producing conclusion of the brain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-16

MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses have been
Issued by the clerk OF the court TO John Keane
end virginia Green; Edward II. Lewis and Ida C.
Gordon. Frank C. Sanders and Mary A. Maher: Jas
A. Scott and sarah Lee
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CITY ITEMS.
Now IL Your Chanc,

ssTrue ~ Steel,.' and as unerring as the Mar
ners compass is Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price s6ctA
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A NEWSPAPER THIEF GETS SIX MoyrHs.-Arthur
fiater, small colored boy, stole fiye comics on a
morning paper from In front OF Nairns drug store
iota street and New York avenue, early this morn,
ing. He was arrested and sentenced To SIX months
IA Jail By Judge Smell.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
CYFIcR OF THE CHrEp SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. January Is. iss5, 10 an
For the middle Atlantic states, cloudy weather
and rain, variab.e winds. generally esterIy slightly
warmer weather, lower barometer.
For Saturday, for New England, cloudy weather.
with rains and SHOWS. For the middle Atlantic
states. rains, followed by fair weather. For Ten
nessee and the Ohio valley, and lake region
ana the upper Mississippi valley clearing, colder
COLD WAVE COMING.
w Cold wave flag at 1890, has been ordered up at
fail about 30 degrees in the next IS hours
ASSIGNEE SALE OF H. HOllander, 40s 7th street
northwest Avail yourself or the splendid opportu-
nifty 70 buy china. crockery and houSe-lurnishing
goods Also, silyer-piated ware. of the very best
makes, at ami below cost j. BROCK, Assignee.
MEssRs WALTER B. WILLIAMS q Co have some
very large carpets and fine rugs left from their
tien, which vii: be offered only to morrow at pr-
vate sale at less than auction prices.
FINE LOT OF GOODS AT AUCr1oS.-Mr Bowling will
sell tomorrow, at his auction rooms, varied col
lection OF goods, embracing fine line or Oleo-
graphs, engravtngs and Oil paintings which will be
sold at IL O'clock
BRIEFs and Records printed promptly Gray &
ClarksonA
APPLEToN's American CycIopaedIa- For best terms
Be- For sale'-Miscellaneous column, this paper
GRAY GARRISON, Printers Globe Printing ONCE,
SO Pa ave.
COUGHS, COLDS AND SORE THROAT yield readily
to b. IL Douglass & Sons Cap5ic,lm Cough Drops
EBONY AND ROSEWOOD gold-headed canes, to dis
continue the sale OF canes fifty cents on the dol
lar. Francs, corner 9Th and D. The only strictly
one Price hat and gents furnishing store in this
city.
ATTENTION Fox HUSrERs-A handsome thorough
bred Kentucky mare for sale. Apply Reyes Co.'S
Stables, 14th street. near PennSy wanna avenue.
MILK and whisky testers: Hempler's, Pa av. ~.
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He Grabbed the Cash BOX.

UNSUCCESSFUL ATTENPT TO CAPTURE THE TREASURE
FROM 14TH STREET CAR.
Last night, about halfpast eight as car SO on the
l4th street line was turning the corner OF New
York avenue, young man reached over the dash
board and grabbed the casIl-box containing thirty
tickets and several dollars In money and made off
with IT, The driver yelled 'stop thief" and Omcer
Falvey, who was IN the car, gave chase down I4lh
street until he reached the corner OF G street.
where Special Officer GriSSon caught the thief He
gave his name as Dennis Hickey. In the Police
Court this morning Hickey was sentenced to six
months In jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-16

"Aldcrnev Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Attorney butter, churned every morning
and delivered In haf-pound Ward" prints, 50c pei
MIX, &C. per quart. Cream lie pint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-16

IHk WAsHiSGToN CANOE CLUB-The members
OF the aShington Canoe club met last evening az
the residence OF Mr.. T. w. Cady, 1903 o street and
nsio wnat they termed "winter campfire" Re-
Iat1on OF adventures on the water and the
interchange OF experiences while plying the frail
craft occupied the evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-16

y. d. 1UUuR.
Life PrcSeryer.
II you are losing your grip on life, try "Wells'
Health REVIEWER" Goes direct to weak spots 9
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ASK Your Grocer
for Aladdin Security Oil. w.f.m.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-16
DRY GOODS.

Made expressly for the Palais Royal. in black only
Our cutter is Frenchman which In Is good a saying
the ut Is perfect Have one tried on examine Jer-
seys sold elsewhere for and then look for
90 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-16

Cold wave flag, at 1890, has been ordered up al
washington, and the temperature win probably
TAIL about 20 degrees in the next IS hours.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-04-30
The Press.


The Manufacturers Record, of
Baltimore, in a recent article in re.
gard to the rapid growth and devel.
opment of the South, says of the
press:
Every dollar spent in building up
first class local paper in a town
will be returned many fold, for
even if the money thus spent in ad-
vertising should not bring a direct
profit, it would be more than repaid
by the immense good that a -four
ishing paper necessarily accom-
plishes for the town in which it is
published. To say that town is
judged by its papers is only to state
a truth that everybody knows.
Some may say that one paper is
naturally more pushing and enter.
prisiBg than another-very true; but
no paper can be enterprising unless
its business justifes, and the seem.
ing lack of enterprise in many coun-
try papers is often solely from the
lack of adequate financil means.
Our ideas as to dozens OF Southern
towns, that we have never seen,
are formed by their local papers,
and we imagine that, judging sim
ply by these papers, we can almost,
without a mistake, name the town
whose business men are pushing
and energetic, and then; on the
other side, name those where enter.
prise is almost unknown.
If the people of any Southern
town are anxious to see its popula.
ton steadily increase, the value OF
their property enhanced, and all
their business interests prosperous,
the first and most important step to
take is to furnish their local paper
with such support as will enable its
publisher to furnish a thoroughly
live paper, and then pretty soon the
outside world will begin to hear Of
the paper, and then of the town, and
presently they will begin to make
inquiries as to what kind of a town
it is, as a place of residence or fol
business, and then if the place
really has good advantages, it has
started on the road to prosperity.